Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Noétiek ro ApvERtisexs.—To secure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in THE Star they must be seut to our office as early in the day as possible. Those who delay to observe this caution sbeuld net complain if they do not find them where they prefer to see them. It is always safext to get them to our counter between § and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. Carinat Cocrt —The jury in the case of Jc- seph Bulger, charged with larceny from Wm. Dawes, found a verdict of acquittal. The case of the United States against Henry Martin for assault and battery with intent to kill Augustus Norton, at the Seventh street toll gate, on the Ist day of March last, was next taken up Augustus Norton was first called, aod testified that he was at Moreland’s when two men came up tbe road; Mr. Heary Martin and Benj. Cross were the persons; was then infermed by More. land's son as follows: ‘ ‘Phere goes the fellows that beat you before;"? Cross then cried ont, “oh you Plug Witness replied ‘That’s ‘so! Cross then said, “Come up, yeu bull-headed son efab—b.’ When Cross came toward wi Martin said “Don't gothere.’ Cross th “Come on, let's get at the son of a b—h ness started to run. but Cross caught him: Mar- tin was then behind) Whea Cross caught wit- ness, he (Cross) struck him with a sluny-shot; Martia then said, “Ben, please stop.’ Joha Marron was along, and cried out to Martin to part them; don't know as Martin struck me; saw @ knife in Martia’s hand in the road previously: he was whittling; when witness run, Martin did hot parsue me, bat wheu Cross came up, Martin also came within about three feet of witness; ke (Martin) seemed to want to part Cross and wit- ness; Cross struck witness with a slung-shot; Witness was cut, but don’t know who did it; Martin was close to witness when Norton struck him (Norton) and he dro ped from the biow cf the siung-shot; witness thinks he was cut after he was knocked down; but repeats don't buow who did it; witness did not see Martin have a knife wh he stood beside him and Cross; Martin did come through the fence with a knife, whittling a stick; don't know whether it was a dirk-knife or pen-knife; had never seen Martin before that day Dr Fairfar testified to making an examina- tion of Norton after he was injured. Thos. Moreland, a boy, testified that he saw two men go up the road, and come back again ; they were Ben. Cross and Henry Martin; witness said to Norton, ** There goes the fellows that beat you before; Cross then said “0 you Pings !"? Norton replied ‘ That’s s>,’? Cross then hallooed oat, “Come on, you buliheaded son of a b—h;” when Cross came toward Norton, Martin said ** Don't go there; Cross said “ Let's take the son of a b—bh any how ” Cross then caught Nor- ton and str i ton the head with a siung shot se to the parties then; he struck at Norton; did not see knife in Mar hand; Norton was falling from Cross's ble When Martin struck; don’t know as Mar stabbed Norton; saw no blood; no koife; am certain that [ saw Martin strike at Norton; saw Cross kick Norton in the head. Cross-eramined —Martin begged Cross not to strike Norton. Enoch Moreland testified that he saw Cross strike Norton fiest in the head; Martin was be- hind the parties, aud hallooed to them to stop; Martin kicked Cross on the hand and broke his bold on Norte Mastin; dou s; saw that Norton wasent in the evening: know as Cross had a knife; Martin did try to pull Cross off; saw blood on the hand of Cross. Several gentlemen testified regarding the char- acter of Heary Martin The jury returned a verdict ef “Not guilty? ‘The cave of Fanny Neale was then ti which the defendant stood charged with « bru assault on achild eight yea ave, named Mary Garret. Verdict, guilty as indicted Jolin Brooks was brougit up charged with ar- sault and battery with intent to kilLJ. J. Rowlet. Verdict, guilty of assault aud battery only Wa. Brown was tried for assault and battery on Ofticer Watson. Verdict, not guilty. The case of the United States rs. James Spald- Ing was taken up, which the defendant was charged with keeping « disorderly Louse ; ver- dict not guilty Fanny Neale was sentenced to be imprisoned in the county jail for four months, and pay a fine of $1. John Brooks was sentenced to two mouths in the county jail. and pay a fine of $1. To-day, the Court met at thes, hour. The case of the United States Jas. Powers. for the murder of Edward A. Lutz—which was set for trial this morning—being called, Mr. Nor- ris, one of the counsel for the defence, stated to the Court thatthe Principal counsel (Mr. Morgan) was absent, from sickness, and that he did not desire to enter upon the trial in his absence, as Le was more intimately connected with it and all the circumstances surrounding it Mr. Key stated that the United States was ready to go tutu the trial at once, and proposed that the counsel for the defence must produce good and Sufficient reason for a continuance. The Jodge remarked that theusage of the court was. when more than one counsel was employed on a case, that the absence of one of them was no reason for a continuance, and must be sustained with a proper atfidavit, setting forth the reasons for putting the ease off. Mr. Norris bere olfered the attidavit of the de- fendant that be was nnabie to procure the pres- ence of an Important witness, one James Shot- Well, who was expected to prove that deceased, after receiving the shots which subsequently ter- minated his life, ebaiyed bim, Shotwell, with having tired those shots. Also, that Le had yood reason to believe that said Shotwell was now in the city and be procured by Thursday next, to which t he prayed the Court to con- tinge the case. The affidevit was argued by the District Attorney aud Mr_ Norris at some length, and finally submitted to the Court Whereupon the Court, after speaking of the Various statements set forth in the atfidavit, de- cided that they were not sutticient to warran continuance, and therefore the motion was over- ruled The Jury was thea swo. follows, after going through the nsual formula of questions by the Court and the several counsel—Thomas Rip- ; Thomas Proby, Richard H. Teunaell, Wil- tam Cooper, Jeremiah Suith, Theodore Meade, Washi on Wallingsford, Wm H. Perkins Alfred Hurdie, Joshua Hilton, Richard Butt, Thomas B. Larner Tuat Hat —Sunday morning inguiries were made relative toa bat, said to have been found near Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue under Faysterjous circumstances. The only probable elae to the ownership as yet gi was relaied by @ gentleman who went to his bome on Sunday Morning minus a hat. He was stopped near ‘Phisteeath street by a gang of persons, who con- sulted among themsetves aud decided that though he was a white man, be bad no right out at that hour, Three of the gang were detailed to take him to the guard-louse. When near Tenth street, the prisoner thought that bis guards, after their late conilict with Captain Whisky, were enfee- tied and be might easily escape. He made the attempt, and by rapidly using Lis fists, taid his escort hors du combat and aped with the loss of bis beaveroaly ‘The regul silvers on duty tn that section go to each beat, aud never detail three to one man Tug Fuxewat or © L. BENTON, at 2 o'clock, Lies afternoon, will be conducted without cere- mouy oF pageant of any sort. Linmediately after tue funeral servies, the remains of Col. Benton, and those of bis grandson, just deceased, will be conveyed to the depot for their removal te St. iouis, to he interred in the family burial place The following named gentlemen Lave been re- quested to act as pall-bearers to the deceased Senator: Gen. Jesup, U-S. Aumy; Gen. Houston. of Texas: Gov. Floyd, of Va; Seaton, Esq . of Wasuington; Hon Clay, of Ky; W. H. Appieton, Esq . of N.Y; Jacob Hall, Exq., of Mo.; John C. Rives, Esq . Washington Both Houses of Congress adjourned to attend the funeral Moxtuty Rerort —The March report of the Captain of the Auxiliary Guard foots up as fol- lows Total namber of cases tried at the suard-houses during the menth WiS—white 12-> colored 37; mates t=, females 17 United States cases—Riot 5, stealing 4, assualt and battery 12, attempt to reb 1 Corporation cases—Drunk aud disorderly 77, vagrancy 2, profanity 3, gambling 4, lounging in an engine houre |. carrying dangerous v eap- us G. disorderly conduct 19, fighting 1, fay itives 2, safe keeping 2 Of these prisoners 42 were residents of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Aneesr or Ivcenvianixs —Friday night, Of- teers Lloyd and Chipley, of the Seventh Ward, arrested John Faley, who is charged with firing Property located at the corner of Second street ‘west and Virginia avenue, some weeks ago. He was taken to the guard-house and sent to jail by Justice Donn. The arrest was kept as secret as possible, in order to discover an accomplice and vb'ain further evidence. The accomplice proved to be Andrew Kidwell. who is iv juil for assanlt and battery. Sarah Thomas, also in jail, for keeping a disorderly hou is the witness re- quired A Goop Move —The Commissioner of the First and Second Waids bas commeuced the work of cleansing the streets, alleys and gutters in bis district. This work was postponed along time, the former appropriation having run out, and no new one made until at the last meeting of the City Councils. The subject was then considered aad the necessary amount appropriated to begin the work, Catnoric Fair at Opp Fettows’ Hauu.— e would remind our readers that the Catholic Pair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the purpose of raising funds to assist in the erection of anew church on North Cupitol street, will continue shoes during the present week. The laudable olject in view entitles this “fait affair of the fair’’ to the liberal patronage of our citizens generally ; and the ample preparations made for the accommodation and entertainment of all who attend, and the ‘fair’? prices placed upon the articles for sale, are also considerations in behalf of its claims upon 4 liberal public. All who desire to aid in ere®fing this ornament to our city—as the new church will be—will there find a great variety of useful and fancy articles, con- fectionery, fruits, toys, bequets, and substantial meals at all hours, with ye mosic and agree- able company. No more pleasant place can now be found to pass an evening Stootine —Yesterday afternoon, Stephen Dnd- ley, a youth about 18 years of age, was shot bya man named Samuel Biggs, a cartman. Both parties reside In the Seventh Ward. From the statement at the Guard-house, this morning, it appeared that, for a considerable time. past, Bizgs, who is a feeble man, over sixty years of age, has been much annoyed hy bad boys. Dud- ley was intoxicated and got Up a misunderstand- ing with the old man, and finally picked up stones and chas d Lim into bis house. Biggs took bis gun and svapped it at him: finding it Would not go off. be gota fvesh eap and put iton H,and went inte bis yard and shot over fence at Dudley, who was in a public alley, and wounded him with siall slot in the legs. Dudley was taken to his home. Biggs was ar- rested by otficer Ldoyd, and this morning Leld for farther bearing Tuk Recently AgrestEp.—It is well fur the Public to know the antecedents of the man Alex- ander Eggleston, now held in jail to answer al- leged off-nees against the criminal law of this We have, therefore, to say that he is indictment in six distinet cases. Viz: Assault and battery on W.H. Fanning, otlicer Assault and battery, with fntent to kill, ard Dubant. Assault and battery, with intent to kill, d Fridiey. Assault and battery, with intent to kill, on Jeremiah Toomey. No. and 7h Last June election riots It is only very recently that the otticers of the law have been able to find him THE OreRaA—From an advertisement in an- other column our readers will perceive that the grand Italian Opera season of Max Maretzek will commence at the Washington Theatre to-morrow evening. The season will embrace four nights— Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, i the course of which the ope “Lucia “Tr and will be perfory onlyt the dire: fe: Amo! comprises not complished artists under retzek, but also the leading We mong the performers Signora niga, and Siznors Brignoli, Amadio, Gas- paroni, &«.,&c., all of whom participate in the opening Opera to-morrow evening. Rewaxp —It will be seen by the report of the proceedings of the City Council, (says the Alex- andria Gazette of this morning.) that the Mayor ix authorized to offr a reward of 2200 for the ap: prehension aud conviction of the parties from Washington, concerned in the ontra perp ed in this city, on Sunday week, near t exandria and Washington Rail- est —The body of a white man. hame nn- known, was found drowned and tloating in the river, opposite Alexand:is, on Saturday morn- ing. A Coroner's inquest was heid, and the jury retarned a verdict of “found drowned.” On examination a lot of clockmakers’ tools were found on his person. He had only two fingers en bis right band New Enotist axp Crassicat Scnoor —We would direct the attenfion of our readers to Dr. Bri ‘snew school. From the high character of his references and his own education, we be- speak for him success ‘Tue Lapies must not think that the Avenue is the only place to get bargains. At Sbedd’s, Eleventh street, you can buy straw goods at a low rate. Give hima call. Warten Retvans, April 10 —Henson Warren, colored, Md., fugitive siave; jail. Dan’l Lyne, ireland, workhouse 60 days. John Jones, Ire- land, drunk and disorderly; do. James T. Blake, Md , do; fine and costs $2.44. George Bell, D. Cy, de i non-residents. iith —> s . shooting; held for ahearing. Bight lodzers—non residents Texra-Curtcre and ConcrRess. To Fditors in Frederick County. Md. Meesrs. Ed:tors:—Piease give adoiar notice of my confidential disclosure on Terra-Culture to oc- eurat New Market. Md., within a mle of Morro via station, B. and O. Kulroad, on Saturday, April Mth, at 10 o'clock a. m., by invitatiog of soine twen- ty gentlemen, if you receive this in time for this week’s paper, aud send your bill to New Market on Saturday next. Mespectiuily, Russeit Cometo: k, 467 ch street west, corner i, Washington P. S.-1 have the recommendations of the Faculty six tn comme ding freitics and Colleges, cos x $ yin New York, wW and va uit and Ohio, ote practiGs by the people of 1 ld be Worth te thea annually. aad | trust Con, wee provieion for the sy pretty and very es at SH per ga ni4 Confectionery, coruer lth - J.F —- + Lost ok Mists na to Ladirs. Ladies desiring a hair beautitivr, promoter, impro t will both preserve and reetore the Har telehted beyon asure with fair trial of Dr. Harris's Hair yter and Tn- prover. This praparat rected, to st seaip cle nis Warranted, when used as di hel ti breaking, k x5 the sithough y ay have been bal orsevering use will prod & fine luxuriant growtheft Hair, Call ard get a bot- le, and if not satisied after a few appiications, re- turn it and have the pri unded. or in Washingt jarke, Druggtst, corner Venue and 4 D. Gilman, Pa. avenue, near 7th street ap 9 3t for years the helith inst, Tue friends of the farnily are reapectfally invited toattend the (uneral. which wi'ltak# p'ace on To- mnorrew (Tussday) afternoen at 4 0’clock, from No. OM lath street, betweeu | and K. On the ith instact, at ten minut past | o’elook. am, MeDOWELL JONES, youngest child (in i} eenth month) of Willian Cary Jones, Esq. and Mrs. Eliza Benton Jones. On the 10th instant, of consumption, GEORGE H.ST. CLAIR, in the 43th y ORTH AMERICANR The Reason Why—a B entic Knowledge for the Mil i. Burg s’s Photograph and Ambroty pe Manual: $1, Reed's Ventilation m Amerienn Dwellings “leming’s Vocabulary of Philosophy, London; Se FRANCK TAYLOR, ONE Qf RNABE & GABLES DIAGO| nal Pianefortes, whieh hag been in, use for about one year, will be sold vers A cheap forcash oron time. To be seen at the Music Store of ap7 W. G. METZEROTT, ‘D VEST ap7 ATS, PANTS, A o PERIOR OVAL GENTS ITY, A PURNISTIING ARTICLES, A New and Fresh Stock, Now Opening at No. 270 Pa aveuue, under tsrowna’ Hotel, by aps tf _I.€ STEPHENS. | boa AND BOYS’ ine MADE CLOT H- NG. We are now exhibiting our Spring and Summer styies of READY MADE GAKMENTS for Men and Boys, embracing @ larger quantity variety of weil sele end faithfutly Clothing than ever before red int ; i[ 97> Gentiemen and Boys’ Clothing, of every de se iption, made to order at short notice, from the best Clothe, Cassimneres nod Vestings, at much cheaper rates than the usual city prices. — WALL, 31 EPHENS & CO. Sez Pa. avenue, be'ween ap t-iw sth and 10°h #te. RICK PRESSES AND NAD TEMPERING ye ° WHEELS manufacture: Kd P. MILLER, SA south 5th street, Philadelphia. TIME 18 MONEY. I have this day reoe.veu direct from North Attle- borough, Mass.,Watiace Goodwin's celebrated Office CLOCKS, cf superior finish, & a” | Wate! ers Kegulaters, Clocks for ‘ations, and all other styles of 8! upto 8195, . Upplre iat wholesale prices. authorized egent for Goodwin's cor ba ew York. sreat Clock RINSON,. ARTIN & SCHATSGUITAKS, VIOLINS Violincelloes, Bassos, Flutes, Files, Flageo- Accordeous, Flutinas, N lets, Brass Instruments, Banjos, Tamborines, Bones, Instruction Books, Mus. per. and best quality Musie Depot of ma | ADLES’. TUCK, snd all sorts of COMBS, & fae a Nettie: hE of Strings. at the GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Groxcetowy, April 12, 1958. City Councils met Friday night; present all the members except Messrs. Cropley and Thecker of the Council. In the Council, (Mr. Thomas in the chair.) 8 communication was received from the guardians of the public schools, giving a synopsis of the children of the town of suitable age to attend school, what number is now attending the public and private schools of the town, &c., and asking that the Councils place to the credit of the guar- dians the balance of the revenue arising from the poll tax for the purpose of establishing another school ; referred. Mr. Tenny presented several bills of Dr. Sny- der for medical attendance on paupers ; referred. Mr. Muncaster presented the petition of J. J. Bogue, as«ing that free access be allowed him to bis premises during market hours; referred. Mr. Simms presented the account of W. H. Tenney; read and referred. Mr. Simmes Sp Het from ways and means committee, a re olntion in favor of John Popkins, $22 WO; paxsed both Boards. The same gentleman reported from the streets committee an ordinance ordering the collection of a farther front foot tax on a part of Fourth street, for the further improvement of the same ; passed both Boards. Mr. Tenney of the ways and means committee, reported adversely to the petition of Mr, McCub- bin, in relation to certain transactions of bis with the President and Directors of the Metropolitan Railroad, and asked that the committee be dis- ebarged from the further consideration of the subject aud that the communication be referred to the Mayor, which was granted. Mr. Muncaster reported, from claims commit- tee, resolution in favor of the porter of the Or- phans’ Court; which passed both Boards. The same gentleman reported a resolution ap- Propriating $675 for the benetit of H. Reaver; which passed both Boards. Mr. Myers asked that the police committee be discharged from the further consideration of the complaint or communication of Benj. Howard; granted Mr. M also asked that the police comn discharged from the further considera’ resolution to resttain hawkers and peddlers; which request was withdrawn, and the resolu- tion recotamitted A communication from Captain Meigs to the Mayor, in relation to the laying out and opening of Aqueduct street, and the erection of a brids ec Rock creek, was read and referred to streets com.- mittee. Also, a message from the the same subject. In connection with this subject, Mr. Simmes, chairman of the streets’ committee, made quite an elabovate verbal report, detailing the plan of the proposed bridge, the cost of condemnation of property, the improvement of the streets, &c. After some diseussion upon the subject, Mr Simms reported from streets’ commi men's ordinance authorizing the laying ow di opening of a street from a point on Rock creck, opposite Pennsylvania avenue, to intersect Bridge street at the no:theast corner of the dwelling of George Giay, to be named Aqueduct street, which passed. Mr. Muncaster reported resolutions providing for the indexing of the laws of the Corporation, appointing E Hughes to execute the work, and $100 to meet the expense of the same, which ssed both boards. The Aldermen passed Council bill providing for certain repairs on the street west of the mar- ket. Mr. Ritter reported, from the market house committee, a resolation Prohibiting the sale of fuits, vegetables, &c., upon any street or foot way, Inor about the market, except those now occupied by renters; also, one directing the clerk of the market to cause the fish benches to be removed from their present position to the east and west sides of the market. and inimedi- ately novth of the canal, with the consent of the Peescnt occupants. The first of which was passed, and the ‘ond laid over. A communication was received from the Clerk in relation to anexpended appropriations, and referred A resolution passed both Boards, placing the unexpended portion of the school tax to the credit of the Board of Guardians of the Public Schools, for the establishment of another school Mr. Simimes offered a resolution directing the Mayor to notify the citizens of the town to cause all ashes, dirt, &c., to be removed from their cellars and placed in the streets, between the present time and the Ist of May, to be taken away by the scavenger; passed. A resolution passed both Boards, adding H Addison to the committee to represent the inter- est of the Corporation before Congress. Coroner Weodward held an inquest yesterday over the body of a white man by the name of An- drew Kyle, who drowned himself in the canal, near the stop lock It 4 eared from the evidence that he bad been drinking quite freely, and was on his way to the Little Falls on a fishing excur- sion. On the way, however, he fell in company with a sharper, with whom he got to gam- bling, and lost what money he had with him: after which he committed the fatal deed. It ap peared from letters found upon Lis person that he was origivally from Roekport, near Cleveland, Ohio, where his parents still reside, but for years has been employed in Washington. He was by trade a printer, and had for some time past been employed in the Union ottice. The letters found Upon him were trom his father. After the rendi- tion of the verdict,which was in accordance with the above facts, the body was taken in charge by a friend who reecgnized him Mayor in relation to be weather this morning is extremely gloomy attended with a very considerable fall of which bas put pretty much an entire stop | out door business. We learn that the prospects among the fisher- onthe river continue ploomy and discour- Some of the most extensive establish- ments are barely catcbing suilicient to support the hands engayed upon the landings. ‘The arri- vals of shad gud herrings at our wharves are very limited, barely sufficient to supply the market re- he former are selling at $12.50 per and the fatter xt $12 per 1,000. We learn that another break occurred on the canal at some point on the Four Mile Level, on Thursday night last, which will be likely to in- terrupt navigation on the upper portion of the line for several d and rai to nal still continues very slack. nterruptions to navi- ited number of orders from the North for coal, bnt little bas yet been shipped from ourdocks. Four boats laden with the ar- ticle arrived on Saturda Arrived since our report—Schrs. Oliver Rvothe, Boothe, New York, salt to 1. Thos. Da- vis; Martha, Baxter, do., salt to Howell & Strib- ling. SPgcTaTop. —— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. GEGRGEROWN CITY GUARD, ATTEN EB TION.—You are earnestly requested to qi be punctual in your attendance at a ned A { gate ud the to be held inthe Armory on MONDAY EVE— NiNG, April 12, at 8 o’clock J.B. DAVIS, O. 8. J. OWENS BERRY, Capt. ap 10 2t* YOTATOES ~ 20 bushels White Mereer and 30 bushels Red Mercers just received p.r schooner Rough and Ready, and for sale rales . suit par chasers. a‘ ap 9-3t* 85 Water Frise WATCH REPAIRIN Special attention paid to the Repairing of : FINE WATCHES BY J. A. WATSON, < No. 59 Bridge street, below the Post Othee, ap 9 lin Geosgetown, D.C. Forest HALL, GEORGETOWN. The Beautiful CHEMICAL DIORAMAS Of the Cities, Ruins, Pitins, Lakes, Mount: &c., of Syria nad Palestine. aleo the Scenes in AMEKICAN REVOLUTION. Destruction of Pompeii, ac., &c., all illuminated with two Drummond Lights, be exhibited above Hail on in MONDAY and TUBSDAY EVENINGS, April 12th and 13th. at 73¢ 0’ cloe! Admiutance 20 cts.; Children half [Abies DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, &e, 4 JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., has received from New York and Phiindel large and vey desirable assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods, a great many of which naving been bought for Cash, will be a guarantee to customers that they are getting the full value of their money. In his assortinent will be found the following : Rich Flounced A’quille Black Silk Kobes Light Colored Flounced do. » Bayadere and Plaid Silks Black Dress Silks. best makes, from 75 to $1.50 bo, suitable for mourning Rich Fiounced Barege Robes, with two and three Flounces Barege Robes A’quille, some very cheap Organdie and Lawn Robes and in the piece Lawns, in great variety, from 1 cts. to 18% A large lot of Fast Colors at 1234 ots. gest Figured French Bril.iants, Jaconets, and Pink, Blue "Greens, and Modes Crape Mantles and New styles Du and Poil De’Chevre: . Pink, Blue, Green, Buff, and White Mous Delaines Checkered and Plaid Gioghams H En and Amer.can Prints matan, Crape Merette Bombaz' Alpacas » Knglish ing Veils, Bisck Ginghams, Lawns Dueals and English Cali cos Best makes white Campries, Nairnsooks, Jacone’ Swiss and Mull Muslins Figured, jain and Striped do. French Worked Swiss and Cambric Collars Setts Valencines and Maltese Laces — Fac Coliara, Maltese and Vaspoines Laces Georgetown 5 ich figured and dott: ini ch Page onan hat ose Rion Binal white and colored ground Stella and printed he ityle Parasols, some from auction loves. numbers, Lad re own, Washington. and the ad- doining souiies are Tanpeott als Tavited ay avy, . AUCTION SALES. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. HOSTR w 5 Noat ann a Hovs 4ND Lot O§ 7TH Street Wast, Between New York AVESUK ARD NoRTH [. Sraner On THURSDAY AT RNGOR; April 15, at 539 o’clock, on the premises, 1 shall ma juare \ o. $75, fronting 48 feet 10 inches on ‘h street west, between G ‘and i streets north, run- nine back 0) feet. This vaiuabie lot will be sold eutire, or divided into two jots of 24 feet 5 inch front each and is believed to be the most beautiful loca- _ for a residence for sale in that pat of the city. minediately after which we shail sell part of Lot No 8,in$ 2 No. fronting on7th street west, between New York avenue north L, st, with the improvements, consisting of a two-story ‘frame Dwelling House. z erms: One-iourth cash; the residue in . twelve. eihteen, twenty four and thicty-si% he ‘h interest, secured by deeds of trust on the pre- be ad J.C. McGUIRE, Auet, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. GEORGIA ROSE BUSHES AT AUC- Tion.—UOn THURSDAY MORNING, the 15th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. in front of my Auc- tion Koom, corner of 7th and D streets, I shall sell a fine healthy collection of Kose T' which ey be found The Perpetual Swiss Bloomer Hybrus, Lovely Mcss, Remontentes aoe Striped, and Marbied Gallicia ester Dons, Madam Rachel Marquis Rocnella, Hy bidec Z. With many other favorites. which we will not name. ‘The above collection has been forwarded by one of the frst Botanic Florists from Augusta, Geor- gia, and the Bushes represented to be the finest ualities of any in Am “apied A. GREEN, Auet. By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. WO HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW Two story FRaMe Hovses on ViKGINIA AV ENUE, BETW 2D AND 3D STS. EAST. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the !6th instant, | shall sell in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., two good two- story frame Houses, nearly new, con'aining 6 good and convenientiy arranged rooms each, and the lots on which the being of Lot No. 6, in Square 766. sonely located on Virginia avenus, and the lots are about a hundred and thirty feet deep. ‘Terms: One-halfcash; balance in 6, 12, and 1% montts, for notes besring interest. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. r A. GREEN, Auet, — ap iz d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, XCELLENT and N RLY NEW HOUSE 4 old AND Kitcen FURNITURE at AUCTION — On FRIDAY, the loth instant, [ shall sell at the late residence of J. W. Hicks, deceased, at ten o'clock a.m. on Indiana avenue No. 72, between ist and 2d streets west, a superior assortment of Furni- ture, viz: Fine wainut broestelle covered Parlor Set, compris - ing French Sofa, Castor and Parlor Chairs, Mahogany Sofa, Arm Rocker, ‘Tables and Stands, Do. rarbie-top Sideboard and Sofa Tat Do. Bookcase, Bureau aud Washstan Walnut Hat Rack and Extension Dining Table, Parlor Window Curtains, Shades and Urnamenis, tilt Gothic Frame Mirror, Mantie Clock and (rnuments, Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to match, Stair Carpets and Rods, Drugget aud Straw Matting, hina, Glass ard Crockery Ware, among which isa fine gold bound ‘Tea ard Coilee Set, ivory Han- die Knives and Forks, Passage Oile!oth, Bedsteads and Mattresses, Cooking, Radsator and ovher Stoves, With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terms: Ail sums under 225, casa: over Le a credit of two and four montis, for notes satis{acto n'y endorsed, bearing interest. . A. GREEN, Auctioneer. P.%. The House is For Rent. It is ia fine order, and a handsome jocation, Possession given jmme- diately. Inquire on the pren apled By BARNARD & BUC $2.5 000 WORTH OF Riks aT AvcTioN. enange «he c! reeterol our | MONDAY, 19th ins fresh and extensive (irocer es al auction, without reser but in part— 1.00) sche G. A. and Fine Salt, Pactets do., 10) chests Imperial You Hyson, Gunpowder, and Oolong Teas. These "reas are fresh and of hue roh, 150 boxes Adaniantine, Mould and Sperm Candies, j 100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Smoking Tees, among Mustard, Pepper, and other Spices, Powders, Sileratus, Cream Tartar, pre, Powder, Sardines, Macaroni, Pickles and Sauces, of various kinds, in cases and casas. Brown, Olive, Palm and Fancy So=ps, Casks patent Whale and Sperm Ouls, Casks Sal, Soda. casks Vineg: 150,000 Cigars different brand. Brandy, ¢ Waisky. Rum, of Chai snes, Claret, Cordials, &c., in giass, 150 barrels Prime Herring, Mackerel, Nos. Land 3, With Brooms, Buckets, Mats, Washboards, Fruit, &c., in all one of the iargest and best stocks in the District. ‘Terms: All sums ofand under $50, cash; over that amount and under $100, 60 days; over $100, 4 months, with meet 2 ae ST & Ww api?» BARNARD & BUCKE By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE STREET, BETWEEN 2p AND RNOON, April i9th, nu the premises. | ghall eel) Lot D 0. 57, fronting 20 feet 95 inches on E street, between 2d and 3d streets east, running back 112 feet ton ten feet alley, with the improvements. consisting of @ three-story and basement Br ck Dwelling House. containing eight rooms, with Gas and Ga» Fixtu es inevery room in the House, with Bath Room and other modern improvements. Also, Lot No.7, same Square, fronting :3 feet 10 inches on same street, running back 112 feet to an alley, with the improveme: f story Brick Dweilinz Hou i & very large stock 5 o'clock, in Square it e Dining Room, with Dumb Waster, &e., eight Chambers, Kitchen, Water Closets, &., &¢ These Hous € nearly new, well furr With all the modern improvements. xnd built most subsiantil manner, and located in « most beau 'ifal and p! it parts of the city. ‘Ter Jue-fourth cash: the reside in an hs, with imterest, secured by deed on the premises, apizd JC. MeGUIRE, Auct. LUMBER HE Undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are roped to far- wish ali kinds of LUMBER FOR BUILDING ther in the rough or prepared in — use. ‘They wili a 20 keep on hand, der at the shortest notice, SASH, B RS, MOULDINGS, &e.; also, al kinds of PLANT nd SAWING at the lowest rates: and invite persous in want of the above to give thera call. Lumber Yard and Factory corner 13th and Canal ts. meet McLEAN & MUNRO, manner reacy or 6 to NDS, DO m 12-e02m MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—Diseases Females exclusively trexted by Dr we Remedies for Fetuale Deraugements from £1 te Relief guzrauteed in all cases. Consultations 1 *tters strictiy confidential. Patients from a dis- tance provided with board, nursing and excinsive Attendznce. Medicines sent by mail. Ladies’ pri vate circulars sent per letier free, aig fo postage. Address DR. DUBOIS, No. 120 west i5th street, ap 9-Im* OR TWOWEEKS oy CLINTON PRICE exn be consulted on business 0} enses at No 18 north A Street, Capitol Hill, Those wishing to avail them- pportunity should cal! on her without acknowledged by all who visit her, yant now before the pub! ap delay. as wh to be the best ‘Terms $1. W. PLANT, UNVERTAKER, No, 418 7th treet, between G and H, keeps stantly on hand every article re- Qe ee red in his line—a fine Hears: tent Corpse i’reservers, &e., &c. His cliarges are moderate. and his attention instant on call,any hour of the day or nigh Hacks furnished fur funerals at lowest possible rates. ap i-ly ‘THE AMBROTY PES AKEN at my Gallery are said to be the best taken in the city. ‘They are true likenesses and are cheaper than any taken in the city. I have a tine lot of new stylecases. LIKENESSES (either Daguerreotypes or Am- brotypes) COPIED, . MIATATURES taken and set in Brenstpins, &c., by ROBERT SANDS, Pa. ave. hat. ath and th ats, FAMILY and EXTRA FLOU. bushels MERCER POTATOES, 69 bushes NAVY BEANS, 5) do. | DRIED APPLES, <7 bb's. APPLES, 4 bbls: ROLL BUTTER J ved, ai r aale by sae rece a ISON & BARR, Wholesale Dealers in Produce 456 9th street, near DIRECTIONS FOR, THE LA&NCER’S QUADRILLE, printed on cards, 5 cents each, to gh ap 9-3t* Music Depot of Maps ne Mune DUG. METZEROTT, DELE—By the author of “Nathalie”—A Tae Abn tia catia “Just, published. Price PANLOR & MAURY, = ___ Bookstore 344 Pa. ave. INO s, MAN feds MAGNOLIA HAaMs, First lot of our Magnolia Hams (cured expressly for us) is beiux received to-day. ‘0 those only who have not tried these ham: former vears, do we consider it necessary to er cally recommend them. We believe them to be the best Hams offered inthis city. | 17~ ‘The covers are marked with ourname. None Are genuine without it. KING & BURCHELL, cor. 15th street 30-4 and Vermont avenue. HE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH, as illustrated im two great Rect is Nottingham and Lin- n coln, England, 1 vol.; 87 ots. Household Words for Boys and Girls; 37 ots, Golden Rule for Boys a: is; 37 ots. Glenburnie, a Tal “the.’s Stories: 75 Mamma’s Budzet, 75 5 Rills from the Fountain of Life; 62 ots, Ghougite for the Holy Week; 37 ots, Our Pastor's Visit; 40 cts. : s Lights und Shadows in the Christian Life; 75 ota, ap? RA NCK TAYLOR, ANU. ‘UGR APH Y—Adapted to cents ; @ Just received aRe paid m22 75 cents R & MAURY. AUCTION SALES. 2O-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. aL TO-MORROW MORNING. By J.C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer. EXSe4 fenced PENITURE AND HOUSE- Pustic Avction.On TUESDAY MOR SING, April J3th, at ten o'clock, at the hotel of G. D'Iver- pois, on Peonsyivanisavenue, bet ween I7th and lath rece Sasa sellall the Furniture and Effects, oul ww Mahogany hair Spring Sofas, Rockers, and Parlor Rosewood and mahogany Centre and Sofa Tabi Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, Mante: — Gas Fixtures. Damask Cartes si Window Shades, Engravings, Cornice, Whatnot, Fancy Tab) s, Cane seat Chairs. ee oem Chairs, Commode, uperior lron-spring Kedsteads, ressing and pisin Bureaus, Wardrobes, edsteads, Washstands, Toilet Se! Superior and Husk Mattresses, Feather Holsters and Pillows, Bisnkets, Comforts, Ccounterpanes, Sheeting, Brurseis. ly Roe Ingrain Carpets, Uilcloth, Stair and Passage Carpet, Exu u Dining Table, Chairs, ua Dinner and Tea Service, : Dishes, Ice Pitchers, nd pressed Glass Ware, ters, &o, Table Cutlery, Silver-plated Castors, Bar Counter, Oyster Box, Bar Fixtures, J.iquors. Cigars, Bar Stove, About fy Pieces superior copper Cooking Uten- Togetuer with a ceneral assortment of Household i Kitohen Kequisites. ‘The above articles arein exeellent order, having been 1 @ but a few months. T $30 and under. cash ; over that sum, & 1 credit of G0 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee, aps d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. At i20’clock m., in fro sell one fine sorrel c apio of the premise: Horse, Bugey, and Har 3.5. WALLACH, Trustee. . €. MeGUIRE, Auet’r. FUTURE DAYS. NN. Auctioneer. ALUABLE [IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED Proprxty. EAST OF THE CaritoL, MARYLAND AVENUE, AT AUCTION —On THURS- DAY. the 8th mstant, 1 shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p.m., Lots No 3 4,5, 6and 7, in sul division of Square No. 263, all of which fronton Maryland avenue, between 6th aud 7th streets east. The lots range from 2 to 58 feet front each, but will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Un one of them there is a geod fame house, whieh will be seld with the lot on w: itstands, All of the lots run through the equar somely located, and a hne cppor- tanity for persons wishing to make a good invest~ — it being rapidly improving in value. Sale pos- itive. Terms : One-third cash; balanee in six, twelve and eighteen months, for notes bearing int-rest from =~ day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust en. ap3 A. GREEN, Auct. . I THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until TUESDAY, the 15th instant, same hour. ap9 N ARSHA —In virtue of a wnt of issued from the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columb a for th- County of Washington, and to me directed. I shall expose to public sale. for C in front of the Grocery Store of Jesse B. Wilson, on Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south on TUES- AY, the 20th day of April, 1858, commencing at 10 + the following goods chattles, to Ubi. of Hovland Gin, 6 bbis. of 1d: Rye id 2 casks of Fresch Brandy, seized and levied upon as the property of William B. Sasser, and will be sold to satisfy Judie a's 176 to May term, 1853, in favor ot same, ou als By A. GRE SELDE Marshal for the Disirict of Columbia, n (7) lerk’s rt of the Districtof y of Washington and to me d pse to public sale for casi, in fron se door of eaid Syed on FRIDAY, March, 1853, at 12 o'clock m_, the fo rty,towit: All defendant's night, Uitle, elaim and interest in and toali that pies or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown, inthe Di: trict of Columbia. wineh is ineiuded within the fol- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west side of Market Space ats point 8 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market Space, 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 and lel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inch. more or less, toa point which will be inter sected by the line ofthe south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed to Market Space at the southeast corner ofsaid house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning, which is the northeast corner of said house, together withall and singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev- ied upon as the property of eorge Rhodes, Jr.. and will be soid to satisfy judiciais Nos. 3%, 335, and 335 to October term, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 136. and 137 Judicials to May term, 1853, in favor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Dion, Benjamin eo and John Crumbaugh. J. D. HOOVER, m2 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. {7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for want S “peeing omnis ERIDAY + the 2d of April » 1858, sams and piace. “a ae = J.D. HOOVER, m2-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. il THE ABOVE 8s SALE IS FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDA same hour and place. the 2th day lowing dexeril -the 7th of May, 1254, J.T. HOOVER Marshal for District of Colum ap 3-ts N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fie ri facias, issued from the Clerk’s ofhce of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington and to me directed, | shall expes~ to public sale, for casH,at the residence of Gabriel E D'Ivernois, on Pennsylvania aveaue, be- tween i7th and 18th streets west, on the south side of said avenue,on We DNESDAY, the lsth day of April, 1858, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. the fol- low-ng t.o0ds and Chatte's. in part. to wit, viz: Hair Cloth as, Marble top Centre and other Tables, Looking- asses, Parlor and Chamber Curpets, wa. hogavy ant cane-seat_ Chairs, Stoves. Hat Racks, Parlor and Chaibcr Cartains, Iron and other Bed steads, Feather snd Hair Siattresses, Bu-enns, Wardrobes, Kefrigerators. Copper Boilers, Chafing Dishes. Glass Ware. Ctins Ware, Kitchen Utensis Japan and China ‘Tea Sets, Knives and Forks, aod Gas Burners, seized andlevied upon as the goods and chattels of Gabriel E. D'Ivernors, and will be sold to satiefy Judici! No. \6, to May term, 1858, in favorof w er ohomyen Bos move syed all nearly new sud olfer a good opportunity for hareains. " : D. HOOVER, m2-dis Marshal for the District of Columbia, By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. * FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April lath, at 5 "ela 4 je sale, on the prenuses, the ear the corncr of 6th aud Frede; 26'e feet on the north side of mning back 115 feet. Also, the adjoining Loton the Fast, fronting 3 feet on 6th street and 115 feet on Frederick st; and the Lot onthe Nerth, fronting 35 feet on Frede rick street, and running buck iO fee:, Terms: One-fourih cash ; the ba anes in€ 12, and 18 months, tor notes bearing loterest tromday of sale, secured by deed of trust onthe property. All uveyaucing at the cost of the purchaser. -R.P. & A. DODGE, Trustee, 8) 7-dts BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts. ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue of a writ of heri facias, “under the lien law,” issued from @ Clerk's othee of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shail expose to public «ale fi Cash, In front of the Court -hoi door of said co ty,on WEUNESDAY, the 2th at l2o°elock,m.. the fo lowirg de: erty to wit: being all defendant's right. title, claim, au interest, in and to the certain building, ereeted on the whote of Square No. o¢ being the wi ot No. IG and part of Lot No. 17, in inthe City of Washington, D.C, f Lot No. 16, and 12 feet next ad- 17, running back the whole depth ». 16 and 17, 5 feet Linch, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial, 2, te May term, 185, in favor of John Purdy against Willinm S. Venable. D. HOOVER ap3-dts = Marshal for the District of Columiia. By J. ©, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED Real Estats.—by virtue of a decd in trust bearing date the 3d of April, 1857, and recorded in Liber J A.S., No. 0 31, et Seq . the sub- public on FRIVAY, thes0th at5o'clock p m., at the auet C. McGuire, on the corner of Penney]- vani@ avenue and lWth street west, the whole of Square No. 1054, fronting 435 fet Linch on each of north C and D sireets, and 35 feet on each of 14th and 15th streets east, and Lot No. 14, in Square No, 732, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, between south Band C streets, by 100 feet deep, sale: One-third cash ; and the balance in 6. 12ad 18 months. for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed in trust on the ty; and if not complied with in five da: the property will be resold u one week's Lo- per the risk and expense of the purchaser. conveyancing at the expense CHAS. 8. Wal ap 9-awkds J.c seriber will sell B. BRADY respectfully announces that he + has established AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in Washington, at No. 352 Pa. av. Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & C Heis re to execute commission: mperial Photograph, a nn — at his well-known establishment in New York. A variety of unique and rare Photographic spect mens are included in his coilection, together with portraits of of the most distinguished citizens Y tates. oe Seger riaoe to his Washington Gallery the results of fourteen years’ experience in Europe and America, and the ch»icest products of his art during that period. He feels confident th: sources at his command and the artistic quality of his works will cominend his Gallery to the atrention of the Washiogton public. jan %-eotf ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 5 3 apaetata tote roma Iee Cream, Water foes, J. Cakes. at the re- oe pene pee all je of the best material, and warranted to give ton m 22-Sw* KUGLER & CO. OSEPH T. K. PLANT & Co, FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS, Lounges, Mattresses, &c. Pay © : ‘wn. Furniture Repaired and Care 350 ‘anufacturers and Deslers in Sofas, Chairs, Hi int manner. D rtrect, between 9th ani 10th streets, Wash- ington, D.C.” m’ 233m * peti mt RKIGN PUBLICATIONS e0e! f s* ate ie ,METZEROTT, 9 Aq 18 years; FOR SALE—A SERVANT BOY, axed ie vars tigplare iaguire at the Siar apt-ovtw' 2, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS a, FROM ASSOCIA TED PRESS AGENT. 5 'mpertant from Mexice. New Orteans » April 10. —The steamship Ten- nessee is comi, Genena Bite & news from mitted to leave the count Osollo was on his way back "Y unmolested Gen co. and would probably be The city of Vera Cruz sti Ml held out for the Constitutionalits. Tampico was besieged Garza vd Death ef Col. Benton —Demonstration at St. Louis. Sr. Lovis, April 10.—A well-attended public apetng was held here at noon to-day. for the barposé of making appropriate arrangements to do honor to memory of Thomas H. Benton Brief eulogies were pronounced by several gen- tlemen, appropriate resolutions adopted. A fommittee of prominent citizens was appointed to take such action as may be necessary for a pub- lic demonstration of respect to the remains ‘of the aeeel when they are brought hither for inter- to the city of i. declared President, New York Legi-lature. AtBany, April 10 —The Senate ters rev istry’ bill this worming bya ior a yeas to 4 nays. The bill provides for the better protection of the ballet-box, ahd was defeated a few days since inthe Assembly. A bill for the repeal of the Metropolitan police law was reject- ed in the Senate Baltimore Markets. Battimorg, April 12 —Flour is duli; Howard Street and Ohio are nominal at 4.37%, and City Mills $4 25 W beat is dull and generally unchanged; fair fo prime reds $1.03a81.06, and good to prime whites $1 15981 25 Corn is steady; yellow 67a68c; white 63a64c W bisky is steady at 2ta2I Ss Provisions closed with en upward tendency New York Markets. New Yorn, April 12 —Plour heavy; sale of 10,000 Dbis ; State $4.10aS4 20; Ohio, @4'S5a84 85; Southern s SaS4 55 Wheat is quiet; sales of 9.100 bushels; Ker- tucky white $1.42. Corn is of 30.000 bushels; white Beef is dull. Pork is 4 mess $17 50, prim $14 5aS Se. Lard fh Lat Wyaldye Whisky jis steady at 21e2i ¥e. Fimancial. New Yor, April 12 —Stocks are higher, ard active. Chicageand Rock Island 76%; Cumber- land Coal Company 18; La Crosse and Milwaukie 9; Michigan Soutuern 244; New York Central 575; Penna. Coal Company 7 Reading 45}, ; Milwaukie and Mississippi3i4; Missourl Sixes By BOOK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING — BY GOFF & THOMAS, Southeast corner of Eighth and D streets. m 2% Sm I , LAL ELEHIA 4A GER BEER EPOT, No. 38) Pa. av., between 435 and 6th ate., iy Weesad ine beer Ranet con eete oeeed € 8! ie ree Cost to the city. C.F. & W. GERECKE. m 3)-Sm - . = NTS, AND VESTS, DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. JAH WALKER & CO., Marble Hall Clo E rium, Browns’ Hote: Burling, resreet- that theirannual display of SPRING THING iy ad workroaa: * ‘0 those who study exce ce, with economy, farin ble articles of dress, an opportunity is Low offered for se ecting from one of the most attractive stocks of goods in this city, at very reduced prices. e rod Friday, and Saturday, at No. 34 Louisiana avenue, opposite the Centre Market, between 7th and 8th streets, up stairs. leaching done at the cheapest and shortest notice, m 3t-eoim* *RIGERATORS, ICE PITCHERS, WA- TRR LERS, &e. Parson's Universal Stone-Jar Refrigerator, with Waterman's Patent Ventuator attached, cuneeded by all who have used them to be deoided!y the best Refrigerator kno mpson’s Patent Ice- Water-Cooiers, &c. - mt —s mare —_ of on inet Furniture lousekeeping Articles generally c. W. BOTELER, General House-Furnishing Ware R. ap 2-eotw LOCKS !—CLOCKS!!—CL( from $1 to 12s. Call ud nee for ive rom §1 to v see for yourselves, at J: ROBINSON S. 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. N. B—CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils, Keys, is, Cords, &c., for sale,—the trade pliad cheap. RYE AND BARLEY NALT, USE, corner of West F CITY MALT BOUSE, qorecr of West Palle avs IPHE WONDER OF WASHINGTON as GIBB’S VEGETABLE BALS. pe thper Almost miracies in cov RAASOR RSE OF HUMAN endis and c vag all Sealp \ HEN IN THE © events, Ladies and Gentl-men lose one of their greatest natural attractions—a tine head of hair—it ad becomes @ matter of serious importance, and the pom tae what shall we do “4 he 2 jailing off, and restore its Vigor & u ‘ in re- to say. tre De HARRIS’ ly to this query, we Halk PROMOTER ANDIMPROVER ater remove dandruff, keep the sealp clean and white, and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and continued use of ittwo months will insure luxuriant head of hair, Call aud get a bottle, and if and get the price paid. Ask for Dr. Harris’ Hair Py ter and Improver. Sppiications will stop the hair falling or breaking, although you may have been baid twenty year not satisfied, after the seound application, return it Tromot Seid in Richmond by W. PETERS: Drug- gist, corner Main and t2th, ain and Wall ste., andin W city ty Z. D GILMAN, Dit, 1st, " Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and D. Bt Druggist, corner 43 street and Pa. aven ap! ly GFovere BAKER'S SEWING MACHINE, ‘The subseriber bas taken the agency and has now on hand an assortment of the ahove celebrated FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and, m pre- Seuting them to the public notice, can, without fear of contradict Cn, #a¥ that thev are believed to be the best article ever offered to the public. They are adapted to all kinds of family sewing, from the finest to the coarsest kind. He most respectfully invites the ladies to oni! and examne them. A iady will always be in attendance to exhibit them, and to instruct all who are desirous of pur ‘Neodies of all sizes will for sai c be constantly kept on -W.BUTELER. No. 318, Iron Hall, Pa.av., between m 4 Stawhw Sth and 10th streets. FASHIONABLE PERF UMERIES, from the best how St GIBBS’S, near the corner of Weherrest Paste ae to RUNKS! TRUNKS"! TRUNKS™ The undersigved has now and constantly keeps on hand *® large and ie f —. ie Leather, i ‘KS AN 1 am prepared to compete with the best mann- facturers, m proof! of when, read thi wing R Sommuittee at the Fair o1 Metropou~ " Institute for 1857: Norfiet deposited a Soie-leather Trunk that:s, for solidity and quality of material, ns Reet SR AENEENE 5 csecee Team, Godlee, B. 3S. Kinsey, Currier, N. B.—Tronks Covered and every description of th neatness and dispaten. Repairing executed bg 4 TOPHAM? (Late Torpnam & Norrier,) No, 499 7th street, oppo. Fellows’ Hall, mély ‘ashington. yeas !—TEAS!!—-TEAS!™ OurSTANDARD BLACK TEA, ORANGE PECCO, OOLONG, (of various Bow 4 id if ish Breakfast,) CONGON. These and other eties of Black Tens, h high grades of GRE: TEAS of various styles. G & BURCHE corner Vermon’ ms» HAs; TOOTH, Nall. AND BANDSHIRE ERUSHES, st GIBRS’S Hair Store, near 15 and Pa.av., and at his Sales Room. urder Wil Hotel. ud-im A 'S NEW BOOK ADELE, J ee yS Jan eeoeark: author of Nathalie, Rachel Gray, &e , &o.; three volumes in one: §! 25. History of the inductive So.enges. from the Fanr- liest to the Present Time; by Willam Wheweil, D. D.; the third edition, with additions, two voi “Sant vent a ; ory of the Republic of the United ‘Sta: the 2d volume: German Reader, on the pian of J: soe Greek Reader. —_ < vocabulary, by Rev, v. 3 E sos ei pullished and for enle st fe Ly Bookstore. ap9 3t 332 Pa. av., ‘Sth and 10th ets. THE BUYERS OF COAL AND Wi erst waienarate patie cent oe best nite Ash a1 eo Burn ely. Abs Oak Hi woud at the low- Vv low Also, Oak, Pine and est ma: ket prices, at the corner C and i4th sts., neer ea R. W. BATES. S$, POWDER BOXES one. near, 18 street, ‘aiards’, Sane 1