Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1858, Page 3

_ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TICE TO ADVERTISERS —To secure the most coospieuens positions for advertisements in Tit Sar they must be sent to our office as early in the day 24 possible. Those who delay to observe this caution shouid not complain if they do not find them where they prefer tosee them. It ts always safest to get them to our counter between § and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactority on the same day Tavstees or Pusitc Scnoots —The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools was held at the City Hall yeater- day afternoon. Present: the President, Col. Ran- bose the Secretary, Ricketts; the Treasurer, Val. Harbaugh, Esq id Messrs White, Price, Brandt, Young, Waish, Chapin, Van Santwood, Willett, and Dr. Ironside. ‘The Chair read a communication from Henr: Henshaw, requesting to be admitted as a candi- date for election as a teacher in the public schools, should any maie vacancy occur; referred to the committee on examinations Abstracts of monthly reports from teachers of the varions districts were then read be the Chair. The Treasurer presented a communication from Jobn Fill, formerly teacher in the public sebools for the third district, claiming a sum of money ($29 08 7-31) alleged to be due him for services yeadered in that capacity On motion, the communication was referred to the sub-board of the third district, with instrac- tions to report thereon at the next regular meeting of the Boaid Various bills were presented by the Treasurer; which were approved and ordered to be paid. Col Young otfered the following resolution, which was adopted Resolved. That the action of the sub-board of the First District ip anticipating the action of this Beard on the joint resolution of the Coun- cils granting the use uf Primary Schoolhouse No 4. to Charles Abert and others, for Sunday School Purposes be. and the same is hereby approved Dr. Tronsid~s ottered the following resolution, whieb was adopted tved, That a committee of one trustee from each district be appointed to make the necessary ariangements for the saneal examination Mr’ Price offered the following resolution, which was agteed to - Resolved. That the sub-board of the First Dis- ‘riet be authorized to ascertain from Rev Mr. Morrison the terms upon which he will lease or ell the schoolhouse new occupied by him, and report to this Board with the view appliea- tion to the City more Hfortable and suitable schoo! accommodations in the First District The Chair appointed on the committee called for by the resolution of Dr. Lronside, Messrs. paths Fm Chapin, Walsh and Willett. Mr. Harba: stated, in connection with the subject of furnishing more school accommoda- tions, that the vestry of the Church of the As eension had notitied him to vacate the two rooms new oceupied by the public schools in the base- ment of that ohireh noved that the swbh-hoard of the ve authorized to petition the City ils for an appropriation to fit up an addi- tional primary school in that district, and to pro- vide a salary for an additional teacher in the same; carried The board then adjourned CONTINUATION oF THE EvipEnce.—Yesterday, after this paper went lo press, the jury of inquest over the body of T. B. Berry, examined the fol- lowing witnesses: orge W. Conneli, sworn—My brother and I Were passing Devlin’s feuce, aud saw three men tussling together; saw an old lady there; they seutiied till they set in the div of the yard, saw Mr. Deviin throw something like a stone; saw the elder Devlin strike Mr Berry; then they clinched him; think beth the Devlins bad their coats on; saw Mr. Smith come is; saw Berry go to Smith and teil him to vo cut, and Smith went out, am certain the elder Devlin knocked Berry down: heard no noi<e mede. (The knife was exbibited and identified by the witness ) Catharine & .tecalled --Did not see Mrs. Devlin outside; did not go ontside at all; heard Mrs. Devlin seream; she was inthe kitchen; saw the two boys come in and try to stop Mrs. Devlin from screaming Georse W. Hit=, sworn ——Did not know Berry Personally; heard some one halloa when opposite vlin’s; came over and saw Alr. Berry lying in the yard; saw a knife lying beside him; witness identified the knife; it was after 5 o'clock: did not see the twe Devlin’s about, but was present when the two Deviin'’s were arrested. Enos Ferguson, sworn.—Knows Mr. Berry in- timately; never heard of his being married; heard a letter had been received so stating; when be came in the city he always sent a hack for his (Berry's) wife to come to his hotel; knows that his wife and bim were on good terins. After consultation, the jury returned the follow- ing verdict: hat the said Thomas B_ Berry went to the house of Mrs. Mary Ann Devlin, on the afternoon of the 6th day of April, i535, for the purpose of procuring a clean shirt, where bis wife was stay- ing at the time (Mrs. Mary Ann Devlin being her mother); while at the said louse an altercation eccurred between deceased, Joun 8. Deviin and James P. Devlin, his two brothers-in-law, from which it appears from the evidence that the said Berry received tive wounds in the bodyand neck, ¢wo of which were fatal; said wounds being given with « bowie knife about 6% inches in length, supposed to be in the bands of James P. Devlin. the said John 8 Deviin baving knocked the de- ceased down and held him while Jas. P. Deviin inflicted the said wounds, which prodnced death within five minutes And the jury also find that the deceased was poor, and without Property. Tue Agrestep.—A Heissler, who is held in jail for the murder of young Stoop, is a German, aged twenty-two years. He served a term in the District penitentiary for firing the stables of Mr Wise. He was recently arrested for the assault ou the steward of the British Minister. An alii was proved for him in that case, but a large pis- tol was found on bim when arrested George W. Jobnson, also in jail as an accom- pice of Heissier in the muider of Stoop, is a Washingtonian, aged eighteen. Hewas arcested as a participant in the riot in which Murphy was &illed and officer Harrover dangerously wounded, Sut was dismissed. as no overt act could then be proved against bim Yaa Loman Jobnson, aged twenty-four, a Washiagtonian, also arrested as an accomplice of Heisster, is said to be the husband of the woman for producing whose death William B. Sassecer was tried here some years ayo. Vana L § was discharged in this (Sioop marder) case, (bere beinz no evidence to connect him with ehe affair, Van Loman Joinson bas been tried repeatedly before the criminal court, «nd is now wader commitment for icipation in the riot some months since in which an [rish funeral was it will be recollected Jobnson—knowa as “* Swyper™ John- i: gtonian, aged twenty, is also held ia jail as an aceompuce of Heissier in the mur- der sf Stoo He was at fiest regarded ax the principal in the murder, but in a private exami- nation swore the shot was fired by bis compan- Heissier, On being identified by Mr. Cor- neil as one of the villains whocommitted a high- Way robbery upon him, on Pourteenth street.near Boundary, on the same night, be confessed hix participation ia the atfair in which Stoop was mardered, and that Heissier tired the fatal shot Case Down Tae Orvexvegs We are pleased to know that a petitioa is in circulation aking the Mayor to otfer a liberal reward for the sppreleusion aud convietion of the cowardly outlaws trom Wash . Wh from sheer wantouness. dred their pistols a Zour women aod children on Sunday tast. We trust that the utmost energy will be manifested in this case, and that requisitions will be made on the proper authorities for the surrender of the demons who wear the form of men, that they may be stern) dealt with. It is puerile to meet the unparallel outrage by idle threats of what we will do aert time Let us show what we wiil do next time by what we de thistime. Anything short of this will justly be valued by the desperadoes as mee and when next they wish to kill wo- Will shoot at those whom we call men klin Fire Company have exonerated their own membership from participation in the anurderous and c¢ tiy brutalism, and have very properly tendered their active co-operation fn identifying, arresting, and bringing to justice the individuals who abused their companionship and sheltered amid their ranks white outraging u«and out\aging humanity itself! Let the offer thus freely aud Lonorably made be cordially ac- eepted, and made the basis of a vig: termined investigation — 4dicrands, Scpaewe Covar—Wedacsday —No. 53. Enoch €. Roberts, piasatiff ia error, es. James M Coop- ec. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Vinton for the defendant in erro~, aud con- cluded by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the plaintitt in error. “No si. Charles W Garzam, plaintlif in error, vs. Lessee of Elam Phillips et al. ‘The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. J.L. Smith for the plaintiff iaerror. Adjourned. Tus Faxcy Batt to be given to-night by Mrs Senator Gwin is the great topic of coaversation, and busy indeed are the costumers (whose ad- vertisements may be found elsewhere) in fitting their customers in garments after the fashions of other Umes and countries. Brady, the photo- graphist, is also baving a busy season taking “the pieters’? ex costume of such of the ball- goers as wish to preserve a memento of their ap- pearance * City Post Orrice.—The City Post Office we henceforth be kept open for the delivery of let- ters uatil balf-past eight o’clock, instead of being clovwed at eight o’elock. This new reguiation Will be a great convenience. man alias Charles T. Ellman, charged with stealing various articles of property from Dr. the Court when our report closed afterwards given to the jury, who returned Edward Maynard, which was pending before day, was ver- dict of Ruilty as indicted. The Court then took up the case of Virginia Burchand Sarah Thomas, charging them with Keeping a disorderly house. The jury nd & ict of guilty in the case of Sarah T! and not guilty in the case of Virginia Burch. James Waller was brought to the bar charged with malicious mischief, by willfally putting out the eye of a horse belonging to Gilbert Van- derwerken, while engaged in grooming it. The jury found a verdict of guilty as indicted. [ees Martage was sentenced to pay a fine of 20 Charles Dalman, alias Chas T. Elliman, was sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for a space of two years. Sarah Thomas was sentenced to one month the county jail and a fine of $1. The Court in giving this sentence remarked that it would have been much more severe, but for the fact that she was poor and wretched, an outcast, and the mother of a youny child, who was without a pro- tector. James Walters was sentenced to three months in the county jail, and pay a fine of $10. To-day, the court took up the case of George Dethi alias Delli, in which the defendant was charged with keeping a disorderly house. The jury found a verdict of not guilty. Tue District tn Conoress.—In the Senate, yesterday, Mr Brown, form the Committee for the Disirict of Columbia, to which was referred the bill authorizing the organization of the Fire Department in the District of Columbia, reported it back without amendment and recommended its passage aes Also, from the same committee, to which was referred the memorial of the lay members of the Roman Catholic Churchs in the District of Co- lumbia, reported « bill relating to the manner of holding and transmitting chureh property therein. Mr. Brown presented a memorial from the Rev A. G. Carotbers and other citizens of Washing ton, asking tbat the public reservation in the city opposite tbe Assembly’s Charch may be en- closed In the House, Mr. Goode, asked unavimons take up the Senate bul to establish an ry guard in Washington city, in order to fefter it te the Committee on the trict of Co- luinbia, with permission to report at any time. His object was to have the bill referred to the Committee of the Whole to be considered in connection with the House bill Mr. Seward objected. Mr. Gocde then moved to take up the bill to tefer it to the Committee of the Whole. Mr. Seward objected Tar Wasiixcron Monument.—The new Board of Directors of the Washington Monu- ment Association held a meeting at the Mayor's Office, City Hall, at 7X o'clock last night: Present, the Second V. P., W.B Magruder, and Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Dr. Blake, Kirk, Cham- pion, Reese, Ennis, Baylyand Moore @ Secretary being absent, Mr. Ennis was elected Secretary pro tem. Afier the Boaid had discussed several Projects of interest to the Association, it was finally de- termined that « committee should be appointed to wait on the officers of the late Board of Direct- ors for the purpose of obtaining such property, books, &c.. as might yet remain in their posses. sion, and also to take possession of all other pa- pers and the moneys belonging to the Associa- tion ‘The motion as-above stated was put by Mr. Kirk. who thought it important that the Board id have (hese matters under their immediate ne Chair appointed Messrs. Kirk, Banis and Reese on said committee k moved that when the Board again next Wed- at. adjourn they z nesday nigbt at 715 o'cloe And then the Board ad Tae WEATHER ange of the thermometer from Thursday noon, April 1, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night 58° 540 56 59 66 55 mo 60 a 62 5S ou Wednesday 46 48 Thursday 48 - al Remarks.—April Ist—fogyy, rime frost, wind NW _, got out tine, little rain at night; 2d—milde ; wind NE. , cloudy and gusty; ‘id—cloudy, milder, wiud NE. , got oat fine, cooler at end; 4t' —heavy fog, cooler, got out fine, milder atend with light- ning at the Sand W ; Sth—hazy atmospberere, warm with wind 3%., little rain and htning; 6th—cloudy, cooler, wind fresh from NW; 7th— airy, colder, wind NW., cloudy; Sth—rain, wind New moon Tuesday, April 13, a little after 6 . mm. Grorcrtown, D. C., April 3, 1858. OutRAGrous Assautt.—Mr. J. S. Sessford, the treasurer of the theatre, was assaulted on the night before last, at the restaurant of Mr. Han- cock, by a party ef rowdies, a part of whom were Washingtonians. and a part from Alexandria. He had stepped in there to see a gentleman, and while standing in the bar-room: was assaulted and struck several times bya inan named Barch, who stood facing him, and at the same time he received severa! blows from some four others who were inthe rear. Destrous to avoid a rencounter atsuch fearful odds, he backed out of the place @¥ soon a8 possible, without endeavoring to de- fend himself We uuderstand be Las caused warrants to be issued for the arrest of these scape- graces. Centre Marurt —There was a full attendance of the dealers of the city and cou ry inthe mar- ket this morning. The fish deslers were all in their new shed by the canal side, and the old dilapidated shed has been entirely removed. This is a decided improvement, since it aflords more room in the market space, convenience to the fich-dealers, and advantage to the laborers in cleansing the thoroughfares. Shad were selling at 25a37c. per pair, large rock Sla®2 each, and smal. fish 25e fad bunch. In the hay market the Prices ranged from 75c. to $1 per ewt. The rain tuis morning caused an accumulation of slippery mud in the gangways, which was very unpleasant to pedestiiaus Tue PatRoi —The patrol of citizens, recently organized, was commissioned by the Mayor yes- terday, and weat on duty last nigut. They pro- ceeded vigorously to discharge theirduty. and ar- rested three colored boys for being out after hours, who were fined according to law, and one man for lying drugk on the street, who was sent to the workhouse. ‘The Union says that a good joke js told at the expense of one yentieman, who proposed, on dit, that the patrols should go their rounds in hacks! We agree with bim that it would be convenient, and decidediy safe AT A MEETING of the President's Mounted Goeard, last night, Third Lieut. Samuel Owens was promoted to be Second Lieutenant, vice Robert Teal, promotes nd Private Wall uvani- eeted to be First Sergeant. The com- template baving a yrand target excur- the 2th inst ,on which occasion they suot for several Landsome prizes. Bovp Attempt —Last Priday night, an at- tempt was made, by some bold thief, to force an entrance to the otfive of the Paymaster of the Marine Corps at the Barracks. The thief com- menced by making a bole in the brick wall, and be had extracted two courses of brick, before he was frighteued away by the approach of the guards. Book Bixninc —We would recommend those of our subscribers baving music, magazines, newspapers, &c., which reqnire binding to the * Central Book-bindery’’ of Messrs. Goff & Thomas, southeast corner Eighth and D streets, where all orders will be reasonably and expedi- tiogsly executed. Warten Rerurns.—M. R. Perry, Md, drunk and divorderly; dismissed. Jaines Shields, col., Md , do; flue and cost, 83.91 WoT Thurston, Ky.. drunk; do. Peter Gerault, France, do.; workbouse % days. Edward Dorsey, Joseph Chase, John sesby, colored, D. C., all out after hours; fine and cost, $3. 44each, Jas. Kennedy, Ireland, drunk; workhouse 90 days. Fourteen lodyers, non-residents. Dr. Haxats can be fonnd at his rooms until to- morrow (Friday)even ng. Those desiring his pro- fessional services would do weil to call. Dr H. will bem Washington on Wecnesday, Thursday, and Friday of each week during Apiiand May, sp 2t Weooinc Cax ei pret and very cheap; loe Cream and Water oon ri) per gallon, at the Philadephia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. ms-im* J. Fusseur. MARRIED, On the 7th instant. by Rev. F. Swantzell, JAS. to ANN MARIA M. WHITE, all of 8, TOPHAM this city. DIED, Oa the 7th instant, at 1 SILAW, in the 4th year of his ness a ath instant, of prenm NANNIE SHAW GREENLEAF,agedth onetnd se us hter of Albert Greenleaf, le scone Soane the family Sre invited to attend her "clock, RICHARD faneral at 52 0’clook on Saturday evening. On Wednesday morning, A EY, in the 53d LW! ET By eee hus ‘ate residence on 7th, be on PF tt at a lagged eel Fg ya are respeotiully invited to gttend, ap 7-2, 7th, JS MES Ke. His funeral “GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Stat. ~ our City Councils are now engaged in the prepa- ration of a bill for a thorough reorganization of our police and night watch systems. The gen- eral impression is that a much more efficient force can be had, under proper regulations, at a less expense to the Corporation than the one we now et have. At any rate, we think it a fixed fact, that e our cil the ex, wonl ing before Congress, force of officers for V good reason why we shou ‘we certainly think, has some claims to the tectin, our sister city; an that the bill will be so amended in the House of from ten to twenty of the number pro} a police force in Washington may drive her cut- Pot ia EE Sa en AIR, T H, Nal ND BANDSHIRE BRUSHES, sibieet r Store, near 13th sriacarn abd hi oom. EORGBTOWN, April 5, 1858. We understand that the police committee of 5 ‘consisting of— of various styles and qual- Patent Leather and Calf Gaiters, Leather sed ty fathers have wisely determinéd to try riment. We bad 4 that oar sity also be provided for in the bill now roviding fora more efficient Roshi, ton. Wecan see no not. Georgetown, whi ~ privilege of pontine tm ae is as on persons wi itand. le and fostering cate of Congress as well as we still entertain the hope ——_____J-C. MeGUIRE, Auct _ ___ By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. EXSELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE- woLp Errects, Bak ann Bak FIXTURES aT Pustic Avction.—On TUESDAY MOR*ING, aml itheat — o’clock, at pede oa ra be On insylvaniaave: ah t etn streets, I shall sell all the Furuiture and Effects, gomprising—_ Maboany hair-spring Sofas, Rockers, and Parlor Rosewood and mahogany Centre and Sofa Tabi Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, Mantel Ornaments, “ap Gas Fixtures, Damask Curtains, Representatives, as to allow Georgetown at —_ Ly If it is not done the establishment of such bill. throats and villains that now mar her hitherto fair reputation among us, and cause our people to resort to such measures for their removal as would cause them to shudder at under other cir- cumstances. We learn this morning, from a gentleman from Montgomery county, Ma’, that the drought of the Window Shades, Engraving mice. several past weeks was beginni to operate " t. - seriously upon the growin, Y crepe The earth Lonnsee’ Any pr nbleg, Cane seat Chairs, s become so thoroughly dried and hardened rior tron- Bedsteads, * it iswith the utmost difficulty that the far- mers can yo on with their Bowie. ‘operations. Quite an extensive revival of religion has been going on at Emory (M.E ) Chapel, in Montgom- ery county, Md., for several months past, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Messrs. 8. Regis- terand W. McFalls. We would advise all the readers of the Star who may wish to enjoy a real literary treat, to attend the lecture of Mr. Reese, at the Congress- street M. P. church, this eveni iF Mr. R. is one of the most talented divines in his Church, and bis subject for this evening—** Home’’—has associated with it so many endearments and ions that it cannot fail, when han- lecturer of bis ability, to give universal satisfaction The supply of fish at our wharves continues imite is ‘oreaus, W ardrcbes, eds! 3, Toilet Sets, Superior Hair and Husk Mattresses, ig Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes, Sheeting, Brussets, nree-piy and Ingrain Carpets, Oiicl Stair and Passage C: te tension Dining Table, Chi rench China Dinner and Tea S Tin Chafing Dishes, Ice Piteh cut and pressed Ginss Ware, Decant ‘able Cutlery. Pulver. plased Castors, Counter, Oyster Box, Bar Fixtures, iquors. Cigars, Bar Stove, Ean? fifty pieces superior copper Cooking Uten- ails, Together with & general assortment of Housekold and Kitchen Kequisites, ‘The above articles arein exeellent order, having been in use but a few mouths. ‘ernis ; €30and under, cach; over that sum, a credit of 60 and 99 days, for satisfactorily endorsed ing interest. CHAS. 8, WALLACH, Trastee. J.C. MeGUIRE. Auctioneer. By J. C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF FURNITURE AND Hovsenorp Ervects.—On MONDAY MOR NING, April 19th, at 10 0’clock, by virtue of a der of teust recorded in Liber J -. NO 119, folior 72, &c., I shall sell at the house corner of 13th aud streets allthe Furniture and Effects, comprising— Mahogany Sofas, Divans, Rocsers, Y id Wood-seat Chairs, Lounges. and HMatorany Fancy and Card Tables, Oticioth and Matting, ee Carpet, tthe Lony Bridge 1,500 fine shad. ‘The Union prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church foaereay, afternoon is thought by many to have been more ni geronly attended than any which has preceded it Rev. Mr. Tillinghast and the pastors of othe: denominations are in reg- ular atten i Flour is still held at $1.50 for good superfine brands; and, notwithstanding there does not ap- pear to be much speculative demand, buyers ap Pear willing to operate at this price. Wheat, $1 a#1.05 for red, and $1.05a#! 10 for white ry Arrivals—Schrs George Bartell, Bennet, from | Hat Rack, Steir and Pass: Port Deposite, with Inmber, to J. Libbey & Son; | Curtains, Window Shade: Congress, Crouch, from Salisbury, with lumber | Double and Single Cottage’ Bed: to F. Wheatley; and several large Bay craft with | Harr and Husk Mattresses, woud, &6 Feather Beds. Biankets, Qui'ts, Dressing and Piain Buresus, Wardrobes, aS Say aaa Washstands, ‘Toilet Sets, 1.00) 3 . GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, | Extension Dimon Tale ae ake 88 Giana, Glass and Crocke-y Ware, Cooking and oth-r S) Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites. fhe Rev. Dr. FE. Y. Rexsn, all di era Lecture in the THIS re LECTURE TF it Battmore, potpodias Protestan ‘ch, Georgetown, & ING. at 8 o'e ook. Subject: “Home.” ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash: over that sum, a OTICE — Persons indebted to me for clothing | Gyrsud notes hae ieee, OF Satistactorily én- Maen requested not to pay my brother, George THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. jason, as | oniy employed him as clerk for meal nig anaes aes Stt i “page ttore, No. Al Brides street. Persons wishing to | AP 8-e0d SO RE. Aue settle their accounts can do so by calling at Mr. Geo. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of Gray’s shoe store, on Bridge street, or to me in per- fiers facias, issued from the Clerk's Othee of the Crremt Court of the Dutnet of Columba for ths County of Washington, and to me dir eX pose tu pit ale. for Cash, in fre very Store of Jesse B. Wilson, on veenGth and 7th streets, south AY, the 2ith day of Aprils 1253, LAD T-3t*_ DANIEL MAS O ND A CHEW OF TOBAC REWARD —Ran away from the subs Monday, the Sthinsiant, HENRY KEA N.aged G about 19 years,an apprentice to the butcher busi- ness. All persons are hereby cautioned against harbor- ing or employing said apprentice, under penalty of @ law. ap 7-3t* JOHN KESSLER. I ADIES’ DRESS GOODS, SILAWLS, &e, 4 JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Geores town, D.C. has received from New York and Phiindelpit large and ve. y desirable assortment of Ladies’ Dre: mineneme at 10 the following goods and chatties, to sol of Hosland Gin, 6 bbls. of Qld Rye d 2 casks of Freren Brandy, seized and y levied upon as the property of Will: and will be sold to satisfy Judica terin, 1858, in favor of Jesse B. Wi W. SELDE for the Dis'rict mH. Sasneer, 176 to May : Marshal Col FOR RENT AND SALE. apR ts Goods, a great many of which naving been bought WELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, No. 3% lth for Cash, wili be a guarantee to customers that they I street. ‘This spacious and comfortable Dwel- are getting the full value of their money, in his | ling can bo bought at a bargain for cash. Inquire at Assortment will be found the following : the Star Office. co adel Rich Flounced A’quille Black Suk Robes Light Colored Flounced do. bo Bayadere and Plaid Silks Pe Black Dress Silks. hest makes, from 75 to $1.50 OR RENT.—The three-story BRICK HOUSE with back-building, 39 F street, between 9th lth streets. opposite hvuse 1s eupp with water from a tank under the De: Suitable for mourning roof. there is a pump of pure water in the Bich Ficunced Barege Rober, with two and three | Citchen, 1 1s heated bya farses wet furehed Barege Robes A’quille, some very cheap one gas S roughout. Apply at No. 341, next door. Organdie and Lawn Robes and in the piece ss dh Lawns. in great variety, from 10 cts. to 18% 0) ‘£ Lee RENT—TWO RO‘ et Sin the third atory 4 large lot of Fast Ci at 12de cts, he building occupied an office by C. S, lain aud Figured French Brilliants, Jaconets, and and immedistely opposite the City Hall. _ . Chintzes KICHARD WALLACH, aps Pink, Biues, Greens, and Modes Crape Mautles and areges New styles Ducals and Poil De’Chevres Pink, Blue, Green, Buff, aud White Mous Delaines Checkered and Plaid Gioghams Best makes English and Amer can Prints Black Marques, Tamatan, Crapo Merette, sreges. Shailies, Bombazines Alpacas Mouselin Peiaines, English Crapes 1s. Black Ginghams, Lawns lish Calioos Best makes white Cambrics, Nairnsouks, Jaconeta, Swias and Mull Muslios Figured, Dotted, Pinin avd Striped do. French Worked Swiss Cambrie Collars Betts Valencines and Maltese Laces Honiton Collars, Maltese and Vaiencines Laces Black Lace Fans, rich figured and dotted mn a cod location. Terma very Itberal. For further information, inquire GEO. W. BRAY, Peoperty Agent, Sin et.. 2 between M ard N sts. OR SALE.—A House and gr wad, corner of lath and § 5 erty jes beaut ifuily oa the drive out lth street.nud may be divided, if preferred; the House is a fine three-story frame, conta ung €ignt rooms: and a part of the ground with fine fru Immediate Plication may secure sur at bargain, pee to WM 3S. HOLLIDAY, Broker and Real Estate Agent, 0. 2 Todd’s Building, rhis piop ap 5-6¢ Moxey PO LOAN—In sums to suit. Urim- pia — Fancy isa and Sash Bonnet Ribbons proved Property, builds Fa lots im all parts of the rinses regs trimmings ty, at rt uit the times, Black “white and colored ground Stella and printed | “7? 8! Pres bo # y OLLIDAY Shawls New style Parasols, some from auction Bajou's Kid Gloves. nil eolors and numbers. Ladies of Georgetown, Washington. and the ad- ap 5 &t ‘odds Building. ANTED—Laud Warrants and Revolution: La ats Aim NG bee Tn NT oe np 3 ot Todd’ Joining counties are respectfully invited Lo call. 6t d's Building. fp7 diigth JOHN H SMOOT. GOR SALE —A good BRICK DWELLING containing nine rooms, situated on 5th street, opposite City H.: No.4 This property can be bought on very accommodating terms, For further information inquire of GHO. W. BRAY, Real Property Avent, No. 229th street, between M and N streets he Sp l-lm* oO LD) GAS WORKS LOT FOR SAL very desirable property known as the * Works.” being lot 7, in are 382,at the corner of Lousiana svenue and eth street, is now offered for sale. ‘There are 10,400 square feet of ground, witha front on Louisiana avenue of 109 feet, on loth street of 69 feet, and on Canal street of 100 ‘feet manufactu-ing purpoges, such as A COME AT Last, ND now for sale, alarge and beautiful assort- ment of Hervey & Hatheway’s Patent TRUND- LING HOOPS, with Beils, st 123 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C, G. CRANDELL, apé St* Sole Agent for the District. OR RK ‘T.—In Georgetown. D. C., two first. class new three-story BRICK HOUSES, 1 uated on West street, covtaining fourtesn roome each. with bath rooms and gas throughout both. Ap- ply toH. Lo OFFUTT, 49 High street, George- town. ap 2 6t* OR The No | Packet Schooner H. POR BOSTON. F. Peyton, Cap! W. N.ckerson, has Je Id Gas arrived, mud whl vs tek dispatch for the: a meer geren ee Fy ae eeeimht or passage. apply Inquire of the undersigned at the office of the Gas HARTLEY & BRO.,10i Georgetown, D.C. Light Company eee ene Ot OMS fl a Tor m 16-eotf Secretary in charge. OTICE.—LICENSES.—A II persons whose Li The Dwelling part of a three-story Js, with back buil fately re- red and painted, on Pa. weft Se powite B abil Hotel, occupied below by Mr. Rob.nsou, jeweller. ‘so, two two-story BRICK M[OUSES in the rear of the same, on Canal street, and two sma'l Houses at Georgetown. ‘To govd tenants the rent will be moderate, Apply to CHAS. GRAMMER. Attorney-at-Law, north side of D street, between Sth and 6th. mM 3)-eoft {ARM FOR SALE OR RENT.—A email Farm near ‘Tennally-towK, containing about nmety- three (SS)acres, A arge portion under cultivation; the residue in wood, ‘The nuprovements area amail dweiling, stable, and sheds, young fruit orctiard &e. The soil is light kind, and of very easy im- provement. he property wil! be sold onreasonable and accom- modating terms, or rented tua good end suitable person at & fair rent - in Appyto BAKNARD & BI Y, Georgetown, orto R. W. BARNARD, of Wail & Barnard. m 23 eolm censes from the Corporation ot Georgetown expire on the Sist inatant, are hereby natined Promptly to renew the same, otherwise they may subject themselves toa fine. m 3) StawtA plo WM. LAIRD, Clerk. F; A LES.—We respeettully announce to our iends and the public that we have at last suo- ed in having a Iarge quantity of AL, aei- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee tu be the finest and the largest vari— “5 at was ever vifered in this inarket. Il persons wishing & nice article of Ale can have at by Apply ing to us for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett. Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia aud XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and X X Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be attended y & SHINN dit-d to. N, Union Bottli it, 57 Green street, ci! PO Goorcetown, D.C OSTUMES FOR THE FANCY BALL, 4 TAYLOR & MAURY save just received @ s collection of highly-colored P-iuts 6f Costumes of Various nations, and of faney dress. EW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED Bookstore No. tH Pa. avenne. m4 N HOUSE FOR RENT. ‘The 2 u ny Pare y “i or rent a new and very desirable three-stor, 1 eee ao VAS: DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Buildiug. hand THURSDAY, Apr. ath, somely furuished, acd contsining all the mudern (In the rooa.s over our store.) umprovements. — 4 Ap 6 St MAXWELL & BRO. ‘8 property is delightfully situated fora summer residence, and to agood tenant the rent will be mod- erate. Appiy to JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant m5 ARM FOR SALE.—A valuabl = = i ane poe kunirel stres or more neeee vi F: AN, hy state of cultivation, wellibg, rn AE LAN ereranr rarton, | Mengtate Gcutwation, with Dwellihe, Barn SIGN oF THE Pet ad i ECE, mated ip ee Georre’s County 2 La er ¥ 14th street Pa. Av ‘e niles from Washington. For further info bionic learn bere fe inquire of GEO. W-BRAY., No. 222 Sth atrest EDWARD DOLAN, tween M and N streets north. mitt SHANT TAILOK, Goened highs and P mn ti . th street a. AVENUE, Opposite seer een Willard's Hotel, ae RICK PRESSES ANDCLAY TEMPERING WHEELS manufactured by TEMEERING MILLER, 8. P. ap 1-Sw* 09 south 5th atreet, Philadelphia. B. BRADY respectfully announces that he M. has established = has just returned from New York, and ‘alr; te AGAL RY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART will be in = Taylor pciermes in Washi tog at 0.352 Pa. avenue. (over Sweeny, Tuesday. th instant, splendid | Rittenhouse, Fant & Co. ing House.) He is assortinent of the R will open a ¥} oh repared to cxecute cc ions for the Imperial F COE HOMES forthe Pistograpy, hitherto . niy at his well-known establishment in New A variety of unique and rare Phot: phic speci E oachicg ball, Persons desirous of obtaining ses wi:l do well to give hera call m time, aud make their selections at the above store. . S. WOMSBERY. . | Mens are included im his collection, together with see — D. 3. W OMSBERY, Agent portraits of many of the most distinguished citizens IRECTIONS FOR.) THE LANCER’S | ofthe United S.ates. i QUADRILI.K, printed on cards, 5 cents each, Mr. Bxapy brings to his Washington Gallery the to be had at the Music Depot of results of fourteen years’ expericnce in Europe aps W.G.METZEROTT, | and America, and the choicest products of his art during ‘hat period. He feeis confident that the re- (COAL_AND WOOD YARD FOR SALE— v4 . ; sources is command and the artistic quality of Fd Wend ard ures, Good Will, &e-of the | his works will commend nis Gallery to the sreeivinn are offered for sale. ‘To any one wishing to engage | 2! the Washington public. ea Se een, in the coal and wood bu: 8 this is an exeellent FASHIONABLE EEREUMERIES, from tue opportunity, aa the yard is about the best location best houses, at GIBBS’S. near the corner of in ne citys eines arse ren of Ca Regina dg le Itth street Pe ove = ae Geiae ee ene as G8OULDER SEAM SIR TS. —Ourassortinent vt ~ertlemen’s Dress Shirts is now complete. Buring exclusively for cash and desiring to increase our cash sales, we offer the best goods at the very lowest and uniform pri. room, at SVENS'S Sal _ 8p 2-6t oh Bie en Hotel. MARTIN ® SCHAT'S GUITARS, VIOLINS Violincelloes, Bassos, Flutes, Fifes, Fiageo- le rage Instruments, Acourdeous. ‘Flations, strus ut 10 Paper. ‘nad ‘beat Guality of Strings. at the . G@. MEPZEROTT, corner of Nth Straw and Pac nveme. 5 aa all sorts aad hie HE COPARTNERSAIP HERETOFORE existing potwees the subscribers, carrying on the Wood and Coal Business. is this dissolved by sputaal ounces Vrregeteg usare authorized to usiness of rm. roe HENRY BARRON, SOLOMON STOVER. BUSINESS IN ALL ITs BRANCHES Tt be conducced hereafter by 8. 8STOV*®K,at the old stand in Washington, and by BARRON & N on Green street, Georgetown, Opposite the as How ap2-lw jer Wil- ni-tm ee TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. eee By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROV ND UNIM- V PROVED PRopxary vege nee os AVENUE, Ave Te = THL a ucTioNn he shail sell, in front of ti s on neg ME v lection which took Republican candidate ne F. the Porttaxp, Me., April 6 nts ome - the Republican cand for oer ae been elected by 200 majorit 4 . op Apri —The charter slection eld in Yesterday, resull *, tion of the whole ef the city and ‘war Wie supported by the citizens’ tion of the Councilmen, s: s perpen on bere of the whole of the thousand majority. DS ar A Sepectnees wity reg balance months, tor notes bearing the day of sale. A deed given and a aps. A. GREEN. Auot, FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. MoGUIRE, anc an URNITURE D HOUSEHO 28 aed M Poste Accnios On MON People’s ticket, by about one FECTs aT PusLic AUCTION. yd MORNING, Apri: 12th, at ten o'clock, at the bg tere Store of George A. Davis, i 1 jn the at n K street, between 13th and 14th | shall sell ail his stock of Furniture and ign Later Sr. Levis, Aprils convention bas adjourned jegroes ers having declared their intention ot Leif ite atock = — een the State are to be Mahogany Sofas, Divans, Rockers, and Parlor ‘vot pon Sethe mest es, versal suffr to be voted Marble pee Centre and Sofa Tables, Card Tables, eral election thereafter. The shed . ‘and i€s’ Workstands, negroes to vote caused a angry discussion Gilt and mahogany frame Mi the convention, and am the Clocks, Curtains and constitation under Protest Ci h and wood-seat Chairs, — M ¥, walnut and maple Bedsteads. Dressing Fire at St. Louis. Sr. Lovis, April 6 —The extensive building in — of erection for the starch for esses. Beerch & Co , was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $50,000; insured for 000. and plain Bureaus, Washstand. Feather Beas. Bolsters and Pillows, a4 Hair and husk Mattresses, Gountersanes, Quilts, Blankets, Linen Sheets, China, Gines and Crock Together with a large assortment of articles in t J : oa house-furniahtng itu. ie ee Nom Receipt of Eurepean News. mer cash; over that sum, a| Boston, April S.—The Halifax line — yd a for satisfac! y €R- | ic Tot in fo chr order this morning; conse- loraed J... McGUIRE, Auct. quently we are without information as to arrival of the America Lake Navigation. Drtroit, April 6.—Several vessels have down trom Chicago and other uw: lake ports. Navigation is now considered oi freely pod By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. RAME HOL AND LOTRAT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 14th, at 5 o'clock, we will sell, at public sale, on the Premises, the ' rame House and Lot near the corner of tthand Frederick streets, fronting 26% feet on the north side of 6ti streets and running back 115 feet. Also, the adjoining Lot on the Fast, froating 30 feet on 6th street_and 115 feet on Frederick st; and the Lot on the North, frouting 35 ieet on F rede tick street, and ruantng back 110 fear. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the baiance in 6. 12, and 8 munths, for notes pearing interest from way of sale, secured by deed of trust on the property. Ail conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. F.R. P.& a. DODGE ap7-dts BARNARD & BUCK By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE Lors on Carivot Hutt.—On FRIDAY AF- RNOON, April 9th, at 6 o'clock, on the preini- ses, I shall sell by virtue of m deed of trust, dated August 19th, 1857, and recorded in Liber N v European Steamer. New Yor, April © —The steamship Vander- bilt is to sail on Satarday morning with the usuai mails Baltimere Markets. Batrimore, April 3.—Plour is doll; Howard Street and Ohio $4 37aS4 Su; City Mills 84 25 W beat is firm, but prime common, both dull and beavy:' red $i Qua! 05, white $1 15381. 2. Corn is active; white 64a65c; yellow 68c. Provisions generally are firm und unchanged Whisky is active at Ke. New York Markets. New York. April § —Piour is dull ; sales of 5.000 bbls. State 4 25a%4 10; Obio, $4.70a84.85 Southern dull at $4 50at.45. Wheat is dull; sales 1,200 bushels; Southern white $1.40. Corn is bnoyant; sales of 12,000 bushels; white 74475, yellow 76c. e Pork er ee mess S17 2ald 37 f is unchanged; Chi 0 repacked $12a813 25. Lard is firm at Toxaloge Whisky is dull at 22a22.Ye. for Ohio. Financiel. New Vorx, April S —Stocks are higher and active. Chicagoand Rock Island 724; Cumber- land Coal Company 16 {; Mlinois Central shares 93).: do. bonds 87s; La’ Crosse and Milwaukie %; Michigan Soutben 22%; New York Central “i3,; Pennsylvania Coal Company67\; Readl 15; Milwaukie and Mississippi 32; Cantons pS 3 Missouri 6's S2 - As . 140, folios 216, &¢.. one of the Land Records for ashingtun county, Lots Nos. and 2, in Square No. 723, situated at the corner of 20 street east and Massachusetts avenue, having a front of 199 feet 7 inches on Massachusetts avenue, running through tonorth D streets. ‘This property is beautifully situated in a com- manding position, and the saie is worthy ofthe at- tention of persons who wish to make an investment. Terms: On S0al7 60; prime $14 - rth cash: the residue m6, 12, and interest, secured by a deed of trust ses. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. gat of the pure! ap 5-d S.J. FISHER, Trastee, JC. MoGUIRE, Auct. —In virtue of a wr lien iaw,”’ ixsued fri Cireuit Court of the Dr a. for the € Was and tome directed, L shall ex of the y of Apri. t the ff g described pre t being all defendant's right. title, ciain interest, in a and Patrick’s Church. ‘The —A very desirable Frame dito the certain building. erected on I No. itand part of Cot N 7, on ntne City of Washington, D. c., ©. 16, and 12 feet next ad- running hack te whole depth - 16 and 17, 105 feet 1 inch, and will a Purdy a ap3-dts Marshal for the Distr Ny ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) write of fiert facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Washington and to me direct- | Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Redsteads, ed, I shall expose to public sale for casi, in frontof | Walnut and Mahogany Marble toy Buresusin great the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, variety, sind i the 2ith day of March, 1853, at 12 0’clock m , the fol. | Walnut and Mahogany Marble toy Washstands, lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s | Black Wailnut Wardrobes, beautifully carved, Tight, ttle, claun and interest in and toall that Uak, Walnut and Mahogany Marble top FURNITURE ECRNITURES—P URNI- Now instore the most complete assortment of CABINET FURNITURE ever offered the pnbiie, embracing every article necessary to furnish & house trom the kitehen to the tie, to which I cordially invite all who are want of Furniture togive mea call, promising bargnios to all. with Brocatelle, t of Lown jouin, d Lots N u of sau Handsome Parlor Suites, covered comprising 2 Tete-a tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs, and 6 Reception Chairs, ae neat and Mahogany Parlor Suites in har cloth, or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown. inthe 1 bracket back. trict of Columbia. which is inoiuded within the fol- | Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marble-top Sideboards, lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Bezinning on the wood -te west side of Market Space ata point 62 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market 3 and running thence west with the north wail of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and the lice thereof extending 39 feet, thence south aud parallel with Market Space 27 feet e! Enclosed \s Sinut Comnmode and Parlor Desks, a ta 4 Oeany eres Or batnots, Martie-top and other Cottage Sets, from $30 to 135, Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension T: Mshogsny and Walout Marble “yi ogg 8, es. 6 inches. more or less, toa point which will be inter- | Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Hat : 3 sected by the line of the south wall of said house | Wainut and M: ocany Easy Chairs, in hair, cloth, extended west, then by said lime reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and thea no ard with the line of Market Space 27 feet 6 inches to the piace of beginning, which ix the northeast corner of said house, together with s!land singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev- ied upon as the property of George Rhodes, Ir.. and will be sod t 8. 33 nd 336 to October teri, Joan Iatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 154, 135, 136. and 137 Tudicials to May term, 1833,1n feyor of Cline and Dilton, Peter Dulon, Benjamin ge and John Grombaugh, J. D. HOOVE. m2 dts 1 veather, W it end Maho Rock Walnut aod ’Mahogany Parlor Gears, Ostend? Walnut Walnut Dining and Office Chairs, handsome Rush bottom Reception Cha.rs, Cane Ci and Rockers, of every style and ren’s high and low Chairs of every kind, Tucker's celebrated Spring-siat Beds, Gilt frame other Lookine-Giasses, Tete-a-tete Sofas Lounge Bedsteads and other Lounges, Irom Redsteads and Iron Washstands, Feather Hair and Rusk Mattresses. Wardrobes and Washs' . R, Tabies, Washeinks, To Marshal for the District of Columbia. Work Tables, —— and Cradies. Walnut and ic? THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. for Piano Stools, Trunde Bedsteads, Settee Cra- waut of bidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April dies, Campstoois. next, 1858, same hour and pisces. A Arents for Grover & Baver’s celebrated Sewing D. HOOVER, Machines. . W_BOTELER, m27ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. No. 318, Iron Hall. Pa avenue, IZ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER | 222 tr SE. s as Ss ” aro “ 7 ry — os Poiesaol nth FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1853, |] QPKING & SUMMER STYLES OF GEN- same hour and piace. JEME: URNISHING GOODS. ap 3-ts Marshal for District of Columbia. H. LANE has the honor to inform his MENS RRRISHING GOODE freaking and summer wear is now complete and ready for un- spection. By J. C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer. XECUTOR’S SALE OF VERY DESIRA- 4 BLE Brice Dwet. xc-Hovsr ann O12 | ,,Gentieinen in want of Under Shirts and Prawers, New York Avenve, Between IS$tH axp Mra a “4 Sregers, at Avcriox.—On WEDNESDAY AF. | H8!f Hose, Cravats, Ties, Gloves, Pocket Handcer. TERKNOON, April lath, at haif-past 5 o’cock, on the premises, I shall sell ne of Lot No 4inSquve No. 252, fronting 22 feet 11 inches on New York a nue. between i3th and |4th streets west, running back an average depth of one hundred and filty 1x (156) feet sever and three-quarters (7%{) inches to & thirty foot alley, with the improvements, consist ing Of an excellent two-story and attie Brick Dwel- ling House, with back buiiding, containing eight rooms, kitchen and cellar, ‘This property is built in the mest substant manner, and offers grest inducements to persons who went a demrable residence, ‘berms : One-fourth cash ; the residue inf, 12, 18 and 24 prey with iuterest, secured by a deed of trust on the premizes. ee 5 GRAFTON TYLER, Executor, ap 5-eokds J.C. MoGUIRE, Auet. ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue ofa wnit of fie Mantilla Rooms/21'story. Nj ri facias, — — the oe ¥ moons — p 6-3! MAXY PLL & BRO. ay t Court of the trict of Columbia for the > ve “5 ouaty of Washington and tome directed, 1 sial TEAS -TEAS!—-TEAS rcasi,at the residence of a. Se. _ ee eee eae tosny im the city, both in qualit; ice, Cal cee ee eee a: LANE'S Hat, Cap, and its’ Furnishing Store, m 3 -e0ht a Pr. av., between 4%: and @th ats. QPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. » MRS. L. ALIEN will open on Tuesday, March onthe edt tment of SPRING 1 Regort » sod SUMMER MILLINERY, to whieh she invites the attention of the Ladies. No. 305 Pa. avenue, between 8th and 10th’ sti reets. N. B.—Bleaching and Pressing executed at the shortest notice. m9 ecoim Or MA LLA_ OP! a WILL TAKE PLACE THURSDAY, April 8th. rp ote Damen gene Our STANDARD BLACK TEA, ORAN| and 1éth strseta weet. on th FECG. OOLONG, (of vation HULAN POWCHONG, Sot NG. REAKFAST SOU CHONG, (Engh! reakiust,) CONGON, PED game rg Te Ee te oe biek Teas, — igh grades of GRE B of various aty . G & BURCHE corner Vermont aven Pp id avenue,on Wr DNESDA fly April, 1858, commencing at 10 o'clo lowing Goods and Chatte Cloth Sofas, Marble-top C l.ooking-gingses, Parlor and Chamber Carpets, m houany and cane-seat Chairs, Stoves. Hat Racks, Parlor and Chamber Cu:tains, Iron and other Be: KI oi steads, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Buresus, | _™ 3? a _______Snd 15th street. Wardrobes. Kefrigerators, Copper #vilers, Chafing HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is Dishes. Glass Ware, Cluna Ware, Kitchen Utensils GIBB’S VEGETABLE BALSAM, and China ‘Tea Sets, Knives and Forks, a: rforming almost muracies im covering wu; Gi rh seized andlevied upon as the zooas an it ik and curing All Scalp disensen. mie chattels of Gabriel E. D’Ivernois, and will be acid to = = OSEPH T. K. PLANT & CO. FasHiONABLE UPHOLSTERERS, Mauufscturers and Deriers in Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Mattresser. &c. Paper Hanging done in the best manner copes satisfy Judicial No. 6, to May term, 1858, in favor of SS ae anova seods axe all nearly w era urtunity for bargain - Fe CPT HOOVER ™2-dts Marsha! for the Dist t of Columb: — putdown. Furniture Repaired and EMBEOlDERIES FROM AUCTION, iho D street, between Sth and 10th streets, Wash- COLLARS vy ington. Dec m 23 3m Fl OUNCINGS, Also, LADIES’ DRESS FRINGES, and other TRIMMINGS, from auction, now opening. 6-3teo MAXWELL & ACADEMY, VE Near CaRLisie, Pa. Twenty-fourth Session (live mouths) commences May 3. ‘en oo9 the comfort and improve- Lads. 65. fhee, or address K. K. BURNS, Plainfield, Cumberland County, Will cs!l on those who muy address him previous to April 20th. ™ 3 -eotf WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. CapitaL....,.. oot ewww eee eee. SONAR Ht STOCKHOLD ERS INDIVID UALLY Lia- The only company in Washington having such a clause in its charter. Risks on bufidings, merokandize, furniture, &c. the Rv. Every ment of Entire Expen: Cireulars at this eat ad of har—it omes 4 matter of serious importance, and t 2eestion i8 what shall we do to stop the hair fro failing off, and restore ils vigor and beauty ? In re ly to this query, we beg to say.try DR. HARR Hair PROMOTER ANDIMPROV A fe Applications will xtop the hair faiiing remove dandruff, keep the scalp clean and whit and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; a sueeuen you may have been baid twenty years, the continued use of it two months will insure you 4 luxuritnt head of hair, Call and get a bottle, and if not satisfied, alter the second application, retura it and ret the price paid. Ask for Dr. Harris’ Hair Promoter and Improver Soid in Richmond by W. PETERSON, Drug- » corner Main aud 1 d Main and W bp es takea at the lowest rates Resides the actual capital of the Compan individual atality clause of the charter renders the Washington city by Z. D.GILMA Private jortune of exch stockholder Liable for losses. ARK, Senssits oon x sarest gaa * |. Otfice corner of Pennsylvania avenue Tentu avenue. = Rel iy | Strect. “oe ~ RECTORS WS Galt i z . W. Gait, SIGN OF THE, ig EAG LE Beni, Bee Indicates where you msy cet SE at Io . te Jos. Bryan, .AS:ES, it mahogany frames ; WATE aod PETUR EE RAMES, round, o eee erwise; orany other Kind e | on “ag PY SOHN WAGNE 255 Pa. avenu between l2th and ist PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, it oval i *. MoGULRE, President, JAS. C. M GRAFTON D. HANSON, y. Tain cE L, ap2-ty HESTON © TEE ekCHANT TAILOKS, 406 Pa. av . between 44: and 6th below Third street. . Inve just receiv M their assortinen| P ELPHTA CONFECTIONERY. — | of Spring ahd Summer G« compan Joe Cream, Water loes, Jellies, ard Cakes. at | choice selection of « LUTHS, CASSI- Philadelphia prices, all made of the best , | MERES, and VESTINGS, which they are and warrented to give satisfaction toe make up in the latest style and ase KUGLER & CO. ino, 8 select stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUR- LOCKS:—CLOCK: —CLOC. Just re- nisaiNe GOODS. ____ mS eodw cei’ c 349 Pa. av., opposite jotel. N. B- TE! Oils, 5 ine Cor MAT! RIALS, ata oa PKS. ethene Joe Gis-