Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ——————————_— a——rw eee Noriez to Avvertisers —To secure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in THE Stax they must be sent to our office as early in the day as possible. Those who delay to observe this caution should not complain if they do not find them where they Prefer tasee them. It is always safest to get them to our counter between & and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. Cuiminat Covrt.—Trial of James Powers for the murder of Edward A. Lutts —When our re- Port closed yesterday, Thomas C. Donn, Esq., (Magistrate,) was on the stand, testifying as to the dying declaration of the deceased Lutts. The examination bad reached a point in the declare - tion where the declarant hed alinded toa pre- vious quarrel between bimseif and Powers,when the counsel for the defence interposed with an objection to this part of the declaration ‘be District Attorney contended, at length, that he had an undoubted right to produce any testimony bearing on the death of the deceased. in any manner, and to show a long-continued matice on the part of the prisoner towards the de- ceased Some time was consumed by the counsel in argament upon this point; and upon its conclu- sion aod final submission to the Court, bis honor, the Judge, decided that the dying declaration Must be confined to the circumstances of the death, and that the statements in question could not relate to the death, but to events which trans- pired between the prisoner and the deceased a long time anterior to the death, and were there- fore inaamissibie. Mr. Donn was then recalled and repeated the statements which be had previously given in re- lation to the Saturday previous to the shooting of the deceased. Cross-eramined —Witness stated to the de ceased that he had come to take bis dying decla- ration, and asked bim if he was willing to make a statement; he said he was willing, and would g ve it; every word in the declaration was given freely, and without prompting from any one: sev. eral persons were present, and witnessed and beard it all; the deceased said nothing but what is jw the declaration; he did not seein to be aware of how he bad got out of MeColyan’s house; saw no evidence of intoxication on the part of deceased; did not smell his breath; sat beside him on the bed . Wm. P. Smith, sworn —Had a conversation with the prisoner in Baltimore last summer; wi- ness asked Powers if he had settled that old dif- fienlty with Lutts; he said no, but that he would have satisfaction some time or other; witness af- terwards told Lutts of this conversation, and Ie said be was not afraid of Powers and there ‘was no danger from bim; witness knew of this old difficulty from the public journals; witness being intimate with Powers, has several times spoken to him in relation to this old fracas, Lutt® Wax about twenty-three years of age. The United States rested its case here. Mr Norri or the defence, called John Wade, sworn —Was at MeColgan’s on the nigbt in question; went there with several com- panions, and three gentlemen to whom witness nad been introduced; these were Adamson, Gorm- ley and Powers; this was between 9 and Io'clock at night; in the room was Daniel Smith, Mr. Wi- hey and Dennis McCarty; was there when Lutts came in, did pot see him come; but he was there aud stood opposite to witness; all persons present were conversing and drinki there were three shots fired; one shot first, and then witness looked. up and saw Lutts standing against the counter; saw the smoke of the pistol, and apparently it came from the back door, but witness does not know who fired it; was standing Opposite to wil- ness; several persons were standing between witness and the man who was firing; the persors who were in conversation were near the centre of tbe room; when the shot was fired witness fell back against the wall to get out of the way; did not know at the time that any ene was shot; some one walked out with Lutts, bnt witness could not say who he was; he was a larger man than Jatts; they went out of the front door; Lutts cried ont, Ob’ as soon as the firing ceased; witness was nearly the last one out of the house. and when he went out be saw several of those who had been within walking across the alley; when the firing began, the crowd present re- treated towards the back part of the room; saw McAleese with a pistol in his hand while in the oom; after the firing ceased, McAleese went to the middle of the room and leveled a Pistol, a horse pistol, and said if there was another shot fired he would «boot; some one then said,‘ Ob! McAleese, don’t!*’ there are three doors to the room; the smoke of the first pistal came from the back door; could not tell who fired the pistol; Adamson acted likea drunken man on that night; Daniel Smith was under the influence of Hquor, as well as was himself (the witness ) Cross-examined —Did not see Lutts drink; think Lutts was fired at by the way he acted; be was doing nothing, and witness heard him ex- claim **Ob!** when the shot was fired; witness was conscious of what was passing around bim M. Gormley, sworn —Thiuks be was at McCol- gen’s on the night in question; was in some house where a man was «| ot; was with Adam- son all that evening; went in that house with him and McAleese and Powers; beard sbooting, bot there was no row, but all were drunk; wit- ness was so drunk he could not walk; so was Adamson; at any rate Adamson drank witness drunk, but don’t know how drunk Adamson was; Adamson was half drunk when witness wax int.oduced im by Lutts, at il o'clock that morning; introduced to Adamson on the Avenue, between Third and Four-and-a-half streets, at some house; don’t know Daniel Smith; witness has lived in Washington five months Cross-eramined —Don’t know what took place at McColgan’s house that night; thinks Adamson was as drunk as he, witness, was; don’t know whether he was carried in that honse or walked; heard shooting and that was all John Powers, sworn.—Saw John Adamson on the night in qnestion about 11 o’elock; be was beastly drunk; it was at Mr. Kelly's. on the ave- nue, above Sixth street; he staggered very inuch end was drinking whisky al the time; most all the parties which have been named in this case were then present; this was after the shooting. Crost-eramined —Saw the crowd go in Kelly's house and followed them in; James Powers was not there; Adamson acted like a drunken man, saw bim drink whissey; all the rest of the crowd were dronk; witness was sober at that time; knew it was whiskey that Adamson drank, be- eanse he knew the bottle; knew or heard then that a man had been shot Re-eramined by Mr. Norris —Wasarrested for his brother, and was taken to the Infirmary hand cuffed, together with Mr. Shotwell; when they went into the Infirmary ts said to him (wit- ness) youain't the one, but pointed to Shotwell, saying. “but vou are; he said, point- ing to Shotwell, three ‘ are the man.’? Cross-examin Key —Witness thinks Shotwell and Js Ts resemble each other considerably; after accusing Shotwell of shooting his, Lutts said uray be mistaken;”’ Lutts also said to witness, --Jobnny, your brother shot me;”* Shotwell was not disebarged from custody until James Powers was canuhbt John Shotwell, sworn.—[This witness was Placed by side of the prisoner, and exhibited a strong resemblance to him J Testified: Was arrested on charge of having killed Lutte; was placed in the watch-bouse; was afterwards taken to the Infirmary; J.utts was in bed, and when they came in exclaimed. pointing to him, (wit- ness.) that’s the man who shot me: he repeated this expression three or four times, and looked wildly at witness; was taken back to the Watch- house Cross-erammed —Hax not stated all that took place at the Infirmary; witness then said to Lutts, ‘for God's sake, don’t say that. at me good.” when Lutts charged him with shooting him; Luts «aid to John Powers, that your brother?” and ‘ be shot m was very much frightened at what Lutts said, fearing fo be charged with the murder Ke-eramined by Norris —Was carried back to the watch-house, and retained there till 9 o’clork in the morning Cross-examined by Key —Lutts asked witness if be was not James Powers; he called him (wit- ness) Powers; witness w arrested for James Powers; it was candle cht when witness was taken to the Infirmary: was not with Archibald MeAleese the night of the murder John J. Kelly, sworn —Saw John Adamson on the night in question: it was directly after the shooting; also about fifteen minutes before the shooting. he was pretty drunk, so much so that his companions told him not to talk so much Cross-+ramine’ —It was at Mr. Downing’s house that witness saw Adamson; don’t know that Powers was at that hous: at ail that night; was there all night; didn’t see Pow at the house, but he might been there and witness not see him; the offietr came there after him, but witness would not let him in; knows Powers was not there then; some ove who was there that night handed witness a pistol John M-Kewen, sworn.—Lives in Baltimore: bus seen Lutts; knows James Powers; knows nothing of the steamboat ditticulty, which has heen mentioned. except by hearsay; bas talked with Powers about it Mr. Norris Lere proposed to bring evidence to <how that the prisoner, instead of baving har- bored malice avainst the deceased for the injuries received by him on the steamboat excursion, had ducing the sickness which wax the result of said jes, severe! times expressed forgiveness towards the deceased ; and that it was at the re- quest of the prisoner himself that no legal action bed been taken in tha! matter To this proposition the District. Attorney ob- jected, and the point was discussed by the coun- sel at some length The Court held that such evidence could be admitted in case of a trial for mu-der Mr. Norris then catled— Mrs Mary E Grady. aworn —Is the avn’ of of the prisoner; whea he was sick from the «tap intlieted by Latts op the steamboat excarsinon Witness asked bh. if he bad aoy animosity or iil-will. or would inflict any reveave on Lutts for these Injuries; be said a0, he would not have the heart to do it; last fall he told witness that be was pod friends with Lutts, Cross-eramined —Never heard Powers threat- en Lutts, or make any threats about bim Wm. Riley, sworn'—Was on the steamboat ex- carsion when Lutts stabbed Powers; saw the dif- ficulty between them. The Court here adjourned. To-day, the Court met at the usual hour, and the trial of James Powers was res: 2 Mr. Norris stated tothe Court that be under- stood there was a deposition in the bands of the Government, of one Archibald McAleese; if so— and he did not know of the fact except infor- mation received—be wished to know what use ‘was to be made of it. Mr. Key stated that such was not the fact; he knew of no deposition such as had been alluded to. Ofcourse, such evidence would be inadmis- sible Mr. N. announced that he had no further evi- dence to offer on the part of the defence. “ Mr Key then called, as rebutting evidence for the prosecation— John Carr, sworn —[{Pending the examination of this witness, Mr. Key presented some notes which were taken at the coroner's inquest on the occasion of the death of McAleese, which had been taken on that occasion, and he offered them to the counsel for the defence to resd to the jury if he thought proper] Testified : that he was at the Infirmary when John Powers and Shotwell we:e brought the-e; Lutts said first that Shotwell had shot him; but afterwards, when Shotwell came nearer, he said «No, you did not do it; it was James Powers;"’ the room was lighted by one lamp; Wm. Horner called at the Infirmary; took J. Powers and Shotwell to the room where Lutts was; Lutts, on seeing Shotwell, exclaimed, “You're the man;’’ Shotwell then said « O, my God. don’t say that; Lam not James Powers; i am Shotwell;’? Lutts then turned towards some one present and said, “It was James Powers who shot me.*? Mr. Key here announced that he was Mr. Norris then called— Join Powers, sworn,—Saw a policeman whis- per to Lutts when he (witness) and Shotwell were at the Infirmary, had not ha@ his hair eut that da-; sawno change in Shotwell’s appear- ance either. Mr. Norris then offered the following instrue- tions, which he piayed the Court to give the jury: ist The Court instrnets the jury that if they believe from the evidence that after the difficulty betvreen the deceased, Ed. A. Lutts, and the prisoner at the bar, James Powers, in the month of July, 1456, the said prisoner had entertained and expressed kind feelings towards the deceased. during his iliness occasioned by the wounds shown to have been tuflicted upon by the de- ceased at the time aforesaid, and also, in the fali of I-57, and that the deceased and the prisoner at the bar on the Saturday night next preceding the Monday on which the deceased was wounded h.d become reconciled and fully made friends, it is not competent for them to infer malice on part of the prisoner against the deceased by rea- sou of any threats of violence inade in the interim by the said prisoner 2d. The Court farther instructs the jury that if they entertain a reasonable debut that Lhe wound which caused the death of the deceased, Ed. A Lutts, was infitcted by the prisoner at the bar or by some other person in the bar-room of McCol- gan or froma leading to said bar-room, then the prisoner is entitled to an acquittal dd. The Court instructs the jury that if they believe from the evidence aforesaid that the pis- tol or other firearm which caused the wound to the deceased Ed A. Lutts, whereof he died at the time and place charged in the indictment, was discharged from the back part or back-door of the bar-rooin of said —— McColyan, and not from the persons sianding in the centre or middle of the floor of said bar-room at the time of tbe firing or discharge of the same, the prisouer is entitled to an arqnittal, uuless they believe that the said prisoner, at the time of the said firing or discharge of the said pistol or other firearm, was at the said back-door or outside of the same 4th. If the jury believe, from the evidence afore- said. that any other person besides the prisoner at the bar discharged a pistol or other firearm inthe bar-room of McColzan, at the time that Edward A. Lutts was wounded, and that the same was discharged in the direction of said Edward A. Lutts, that, it matters not that said Jas. Powers did discharge a pistol or fire-arm, as charged in the indictment, thessaid prisoner is nevertheless entitled to an acquittal None of the above instructions were granted by the Court, except the second one. ‘The Court re- marked at some length upon the other three, but decided that, as drawn up, they were inconsist- ent with the tone of the evidence which had been given in the case Mr. Norris took an exception to the ruling of the Court The District Attorney then addressed the jury in a brief. but powerfully telling argument. which was most cogently put, and consistent every way with the evidence which had been: elicited on the part of the prosecution. Mr. Norris followed for the defence, and ad- dressed the jury at considerable length, summin; up all the evidence in the case with great lega’ power, and expressing much high-toned senti- ment for the unfortunate prisoner at the bar. He was speaking when this report closed. through. Scrreme Court—Monday.—Edward J. Prin- gle, Esq , of California, and Brinton Coxe, Esq , of Pennsylvania, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. Mr. Chief Justice Taney announced to the bar that, as atoken of respect to the nu ry of the late Col. Tuomas Hart Benton, and to enable the judges of this Court to attend’ the funeral obse- quies of the deceased, the Court will adjourn at i o'clock to day No 56. George W. Watterson, plaintiff in er- ror, es Andrew M. Payne. Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the Court, over- ruling the motion of Mr. Bradley tor leave t gue this cause. No. 11. feebert Taylor's administrators, plain- tiffs in error, es. Nathan T. Carrol, who survived Wm J. Ward. The rearyument of this canse Was cominenced by Mr. Hood for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned Tuesday. —No. 14. Thomas Jackson et al., the owners of the steamboat Wetumpka, appellants, vs the steamboat Magnolia, her tackle, &ec i. William T. James, master and partowner. Ap- ey from the District Court of the United States for the middle district of Alabama. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court, revers- ing the decree of the said District Court, with costs, and remanding the cause for farther pro- ceedings in conformity to the Opinion of the Court No. 11. Robert Taylor's administrators, plain- tiffs in error, es Nathan T. Carryl, who survived Wm J. Wad The re-argument of this ¢: Was continued by Mr. Hood for the plaintiff: a error, and by Mr. Evarts for the defendantqin error. Adjourned Tux Inox Pavement .—-Last night, after the Common Council adjourned, the members re- paired to the Mayor's ottice, where Mr Robin- son, agent of the company owning the patent for the iron pavement. proceeded to explain to them the medel. He said an application would be made to Congzie>s for an appropriation to pave Pennsylvania avenue but the Company thougbt it best, as a matter of lexy, to let the Council know their intention. The durability of the pavement may be inferred from the fact that the sections of which it is composed are made of chilled iron. and the one was hollow; the agent thought that, with a twenty- pound sledge,a man could make no impression upon it. ‘The cost of this pavement would be from $6 00 to 35 50 per square yard; but it woald proveeconomica! ulti- mately, as it is averred it would last at least fifty years. There are in the pavement grooves for a Fallroad for horse power. The proposition is that the company shall have the Fight to :on cars on this road for twenty-one years, upon con- dition that the a 2 the road in repair, and pay such other reasouable tax as the Corporation re- quires. The grooves are set in the centre of the pavement and so incorporated with it as not to injure it. A similar pavement has been in use six or seven years in New York and Boston; but not on the scale proposed ATTEMPT AT Sricip vastnight, Jno. Lynch, an Inmate of the Soldiers’ Home, was arrested for an outrageous assault on a lady, near the northern boundary of the city. He was taken to the gnard- house by the bushand of the lady and Ofticer King. During the night. the guard on duty heard a noise, as of some on- strangling, and going to the cell, be found Lynch had taken a piece of rope into the cell, and with it had hung himself to a hinge of the small trap of the cell door. The guard cut him down; but Lynch afterwards be- came so furious that it was found necessary to secure his hands and feet, in order to prevent his doing injury to himself. He bad been drinking. He was sent to the workhouse for 9) days Tue Wasnixcton Lipkary.—At a meeting of the newly-elected directors of the Washiagton Library, held last evening, the following officers were chosen: James F Haliday, President; Secretary; G. J phane, Librarian A letter was received from Hon Lewis Cass, copenerag xreat interest in the welfare of the Library, satisfaction at its present prosperous condition, and donating several valuable works, A committee was appointed to wait upon Hen, S 5 Cox, of Ohio, and request him to deliver a lecture for the benefit of this Library. Wm. Q. Force, Abbot, Treasurer, James Cle- Cosvict tHE Rowby Vintatns —The Corporg ation of Alexandria, Va_, offer two hundred dol lars reward for the discovery and conviction of the scoundrels who shot a negro girl within their town limits on the Sunday before the last. There ae fifty persons well known to the mem- bers of the Franklin Fire Company of this city— many of (hem at leaxt—who saw the act done. It is therefore in the power of many members of t company bring the perpetrators of the rufflanty act to justice, bygiving the Mayor cf Alexandria the names of somy of those who were ia the car from whieh the pistols were fired. WiLL they do so” * Tae Rarn.—Corporation property in the Fifth and Sixth Wards suffered by the rain on Mon- day night. Tbe wing walls of tbe bridge on 24 street east. near St. Peter’s church, were carried away by the torrent; and the culvert under L street south, between 6th and 7th streets east, ‘was also serious! Semaged.. It is said that some of the roads leading to the city are also torn by the body of water which passed over them on Monday night. —_> 5 Rear Estate —Yesterday, the following lots in square 863 were sold by A. Green, auctioneer. Lot No 5 to John Nagle, for 6 cents per square foot; lot No.6 to P. Chambers, and lots 7 and 3 to P. O'Connor for the same price. Removat.— Andrew Latrouite, one of the guards of the jail, was yesterday removed by Marshal Selden. Wartcn ReEturns.—Central Guard-house—J. Lynch, Ireland, disorderly ; workhonse 90 days. Rebecca Washington, col’, Md., drunk and dis- orderly; do. Alex. Watts,col.,D C.,safe keep- ing, delivered to the Marshal. John F. Dixler, Germany, complaint of his wife; dismissed. Henry Sully, Italy, disorderly; dismissed. E. Pistoletti, Italy, do.; do. Peter Bilarge, Italy, do ; fine and costs $144 Ban’l McColgan, Ire- land, drunk ; workhouse 90 days. Nine lodgers, mon eeeee 4 ios’ ante West Loc! osephine Langley, D.C sanlt; alnalaned Nancy Butler, ait D.C after hours ; fine and costs $6 51. Jas. Williams, Jno. Butler, Octavia Simons, and Lucy A. Tur- ner, all colored, D. C., do; fine and costs $5 83 each. Margaret Jones, col., D. C., do.; work- eee 30 days. Ellen Matthias, Ind., vagrant; 0. Brst Security For Lire anp Prorerty.—The question is daily asked amongst our citizens, what shall we do to guard against the almost daily and nightly assassins and robbers who infest our city in swarins; who by their deeds of blood and violence, rival the romantic stories of the bravest of Venice, or the robbers of the Appenines, Our best safe- guards for protection against lawlessness and crime will ever be found in the virtue. high-toned moral sentiments, and superior intelligence of our people. ‘Then call on Puitsaick, at the Gift Bookstore, se- lect agood book and receive a present, and grow Wiser and better as life wears away. It ————-——-—_____ Dr. Harnis.—This gentieman, whose medicil card may be found in another column, under the cap- tion of “Worth Reading,” can he found at his) Rooms, National Hotel, from9 a. m. tol p. m..and 5to8p.m. Asthma, Piles, Rheumatism, Sorofuia, and all Chronic and inveterate complaints yield to his mild and skiliful treatment. Ladi iring rosey health and strong menial qualities, should ca | or send theirgddress. All dis- eases peculiar to infants and children treated kindly and successfally. Rooma 12, National Hotel. ep is 3t Weppvinc Gauzs.y retty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water loan et ‘Si0 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and 'F sts, ap 10 5w* . J. Fussax.r MARRIED. 1 instgnt, by the Rey. Francis X. Borie HAN) Jr.,of Baitimore.to MARY McDERMOTT, of this c * DIED. On the ith instant, THOMAS JOHNSTON, youngest son of Moses and Mary W. Kelly, aged 3 years and 4 months. His funeral will take place ‘To morrow (Thurs- day) Aiternoon, at 41; o’clock, from the residence of hus parents, No. 572 4th street, between E and F. * On the 5th instant, at Lonaconing, of congestion of the lungs, Mra. RLIZABETA, wife of Mr. Charles EB. Getty, and eldest daughter of John Koontz, Esq. In the city of New York,on Thursday, the 8th instant, CHRISTOPHER nm of Captain N, Darling, in the th year of |. 5 ————————————— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, LECTURE.—The Hon. 8. 8. Cox, of Ohio, 1m delivers lecture (the 2d of a series) mn the Methodist Protestant Church, Con; street, George‘own, on THURSDAY FVENING, tne 15th inst., commeneing at 8 o'clock. Subject—Amer mor, ap 14-2t FUSE WATCH REPAIRING. Special attention paid to the Repairing of poe PINE WATCHES BY J. A. WATSON, No. 59 Bridge street, below the Post Ofhce, ap 9-im* Georgé@town, D. | Fitch DRESS GUODS, SHAWLS, &e, JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge strest, Georgetown, D.C. has received from New York and Philadelphia,» rgeand ve y desirable assori ment of Ladies’ Dress i agreat many of which naving been bought }, Will be a guarantee to customers that they are getting the full value of their money. In his assortment will be found the following : ich Fiounced A’quille Black Silk Kobes aight Colored Flounced do. > Bayadere and Piaid Silks - Black Dreas Silks. best makes, from 75 to $1.5) Do, suitable for mourning Rich Flounced Barege Robes, with two and three Flounces . ‘ege Robes A’quille, some very cheap Organdie and Lawn Robes and in the piece Lawns, in great variet om 10 cts. Lo 18% A large jot of Fast Colors at 1236 cts. Eisie sed Figured French Briliiants, Jaconets, and vhintzes Pink, ae teens, and Modes Crape Mantles and A ej New styles Ducals and Poil De’Chevres Pink, Blue, Green, Bull, and White Mous Delaines Checkered and Plaid Ginghams Best mikes English and Amer can Prints Riack Marques, Tamatan, Crape Merette Bareges, Shailies, Bombazines Alpacas Mouselin Deiaines, Knglish Crapes Mourning Veils, Black Ginghams, Lawns Ducalsand EnglithCalicos Best makes white Cambrics, Nairnsooks, Jacuncts, Swiss and Muli Muslins Figured, Dotted, Plain and Striped do. French Worked Swiss ard Campric Collars Setts Valencines and Maltese Laces Honiton Collars. Maltese and Vacencines Laces Black Lace Fans, rich figured aud dotted pa peak apes Bonnet and Sash Bonnet Ribbons Fringes for dress trimmings Biacel ki white and colored ground Stella and printed Shawls New style Parasols, some from auction Bajou’s Kid Gloves. all solors and numbers. Lad:es of Georgetown, Washington. and the ad- joining oqunhes Bre respectfa! lly invited to cali. Ap7 drat SOHN i SMOOT. N M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Cana! streets, Georgetown, announces to eis patrons that at hi RESTAURANT may be found at all tintes the choicest most excelent assortment of 1.14)UORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kinds of GAME in season. = served at all hours and at the usual prices, im ‘We respecttully announce to our in public that we have at last suc led in having a large quantity of ALES of van- as kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market, All persons wishing a nice article of Ale oan have it by applying to us for either ofthe following brands, viz. Kennett. Burton XX X Pale, India Pale, Phil- adelphia and XX. We also have a fine article of rown Stout and X X Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attend: & SHINN to. AR) Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green « Georgetown, ALES ie ee! d 17-4 Bo. NOTICE-ATTENTION. To Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Tobacconists, Druggists,and the Trade generally, We, the undersigned, M SAMSTAG &CO., have just received a otof superb HA- VANA SEGARS, viz: 109,000 Imported Havana, 75,000 Manilla Sherrootg, 48,000 Figara, 85,000 Choncha, 40,00 Operas, rap And other Brands too numerons to mention. Also, 20 baskets Heidsick Champagne. . Also, various brands et ghoise, old Wines and Li- quora, ® 8 oo 599 Pa. avenue. bet 6th and 7h sts., oppo. Browns’ Hotel, Washington City, D.C, Terins according to amount, with good paper. ap 10-eotm JOTICE TO CR EDITORS. with g deed in tri Georgetown, D.C. reonrded in Laber —In accoraance rom WM. W LING, of ‘ated March 22d. 1858, and duly A.S.. No. 150, folios 1, 2,3, 4. and 5, I hereby notify all persons claiming under the Provisions of said deed, to file their respective ciaims with me at James C. Motiuire’s Auction rooms, Washington, D.C., on or before June Ist, 1858; otherwise they may be excluded fromany ben- eht in the distribution. ap 12-2awiw* THO, J. FISHER, Trustee. WONDERFUL LIFE-SAVING LAMP. Almost every one has read or heard of the fabled wonderful lamp of Alladin, which was represented As having the power to create gold, precious stones, &c.,at the oommand of its Chinese masters; but it has been left for the 19h eeutury to prodvos an in. ventor who has gotten up a perfect safety Lamp for the preservation of human life, infinite y of more of the rory ailudeto 3S PA T SAFE ON PLOBIVE Amd 1 LAMPSand LAMP FEED to the public by our enterprising citizen ©. Woodward, at his extensive est = ment, NO, 318 Pa, avevue. between 10th and ith streetn. Those who read the papers cannot fal to have noticed the extraordinary number of deaths And serious accidents which are continually oceur ing from the use of the common etheria! or camphine Lamps. All dangeg of the kind can now, thanks to science, be removed by the use of those Safety Lamps offered for sale by Mr. The in- vention has mm examined by the Professors af Chemistry in the principal cities of the Union, they have unaniinously declared that Newell's Lamp be Boyne | non explediy o> fhe importance a this inv ton ov: iu every eraag holder roe provide for himeelf one of those wonder! fe Preservu LJ : C. VAR D, Agent _Ap 12-eost for the District of Columbia. SIGN OF THE W oodward. BIG EAG E! Indicates where you may get LLOOKINGs e an gilt or mah frames; POR- PRATT and PLETURE ERAMES, round, Or square, gilt or otherwise; orany other kid bh le ees vs largest lot ut Loo ING- ept cons! oneap faonk, * SORN WAGNER, 255 Pa. avenue, between i2th and 13th sts, AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALE OF JEWELRY, CUTLERY, DRY Goops, Fancy Goons, Hos &c.. aT AUc- Tio.-On THURSHAY MORNING: sth inat-rat 19 o'clock, we wili sell, in front of our Store, «large stock of Jewelry, &o , as— g = Biiver Watohes. ‘ob. Vest and Guard — Earrings, pins, Kings, ‘ocket and Table C: ry Good: utiery, . oth, Cassimeres, Vestings, ‘shirts, joriery Hy Drawers &c. With o' ‘erms Fancy Goods, ecGee nm __"_WALL & BARNARD, Auets._ By HUGH DOWLING, Auctioneor. T FEEL SELL BY AUCTION, ON SATUR AY, April 17:h, at So'clock p. m,, at the New ‘Auction 'store, on Bridge atreet, Geotgetow, Hidweebolt'ead Kitohen ¥ jousehold a: tohen Fa: tu Drv Goods. God Watchers et Fro Jewelry, Breastpins, Karri and Crock Giass Ware, Looking Giasses, Pictures, &o., Ac. x Additions solicited. Settlements immediately after sale No limited goods received. Cash advanced on eee Regular evening sales at early gas- iasts H DOWLING, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PU Sate.—On MONDAY AFTERNOO instant,at y Il sell, at public viz: Lots C, D and Fk Square 215, fronting each (22) feet on L strest nurth and running ut 100 feet toa ten-feet ailey. Tnese lots HUGH hack al are in one of the finest locatities in Washington, one uare nerth of Frankiin R. st imupro- neighborhood. Title ind : One-third cash ; ¢! 6, 12, 18, Li and .4 months, secured by ing interest, purchaser, ap l4-ts and bear- All conveyancing at the expeuse ul the WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. N ARSHAL’S SAL: in virtue of seven (7) LYE writs of fier: facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Washington and to me direct- ed, I shall expose to public ssie for casi, in frontof the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, the 26th diy of March, 1853, at 12 0’clock m , the fe lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim and interest im toall that piece or parcel of ground Vis in Georgetown, inthe Di tnet of Columbia. whic! noluded within the fol- lowing inetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west side of Market Spaceata point 82 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Hridge street and Market aud running thence west with the north wail of the two-story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and the lue thereof extending 39 feet, thenoe south and lel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or jess, toa point which will be inter- sected by the line ofthe south wali of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east 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 with all and singular the inip-ovements thereon, seized and lev- 1ed upon as the property of errs, k hodes, Jr.. and wiil be soid to satisfy judioials Nos. 334, 335, and 336 to October term, 1856 Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 136. and 137 ope be Bpy term, 1858, cy eh er one lon, Peter Duion, benjamin riplett an ohn J. D. HOOVER, Crumbaugh. . m2dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. il> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April next, 1858, same hour and piace. a D. HOOVER, J. Marshal for the District of Columbia, ij” THE ABOVE SALE 1S FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDAY, the 7th of May, 1853, same hour and place. eo J.D HOOV Marshal for District of Columba. Br J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUASLE UNIM- PROVED REAL Estats.—By virtue ofa deed in trust wage | date the 3d of April, 1857, and recorded in Laber JA. %., No. 13%. folio 231, et se ; the sub- jublic sale,on FRIDAY, the30th ny of April, 1853, at 5o'clock p.m., at the auction score of Jas. C. McGuire, on the corner of Pennsyl- Yams avenue and Wth street west, the whole of Square No, 154, fronting 433 feet 1 inch on each of north C and D sireets, and 365 feet on each of 14th and 15th streets east, and Lot No. 14, in Square No. 734, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, between south and C streets, by 10 feet deep. Terms of sale: One-third cash ; and the balance in 6. 12and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed in trust on the proper- ty; and if not complied with in five days after the sale the property will be resold upon one week's no- tice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All conveyancing at the expense of tne purchaser, AS. S. WALLACH, Trustee. ap9 2awkds » J.C MeGUIRE, Auct. Mv ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, ‘‘under the lien law,’” issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Washirgion, and to me directed, 1 shall expose to public anle for cash, In front ofthe Court house door of said coun- ty,on WEDNESDAY, the 2tn day of Apri’. 19 at l2 o'clock, m., the fo lowirg described property to wit? being all defendant’s right. title, claim, an interest, in and to the certain basldieg. erected on the who.e of Lot No. 6 and part of Lot No. 17, in Square No. 847, inthe City of Washington, D.'C., being the whole of Lot No. 16. and 12 feet next ad- joining of Lot No.17, running Dek the whole depth of said Lots No. i6 ard 17, 15 feet 1 inch, apd will be sold to satisfy Judicial, No. 2, to May term, 1°53, in favor of John Purdy against William 8. Venabie. . H : ap3-dta Marshal for the District of Columbia. m 27-ts ALEXANDER, No 240 PENNEYLY. PAPER HANGING I have now in store the most ¢ smplets assortment. of Paper Hangings ever offered to the public of Washington and the sdjacent cities, 1 am now reverving. frou F Decorative Pa pera of the most modern and rich designs, in panel, sold, sat.n, velvet, and wood imitations, with hor- ders to correspond. Also, chamber and other papers in every variety of style and pattern, I would also «ii your atiention to the fact that in addition o the great variety of Paper Hancings | keep cons’antly on hand the largest and bandsomest assortment of WIN DOW SHADES, GILT COR NICES, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS of asy house in the city. By unremitting attention and prompt exeention ofall orders, 1 hope to merit and ob ain a liberal share of patronage. A Paper put onin the best manner, and in all cases warranted. ap -2aw2m (Marlborough Gazette copy.) REFRIGERATORS, ICk PITCHERS, WA- TER-COOLERS, &c. Farson’s Universal Stone-Jar Refrigerator, with Waterman’s Patent Ventiator attached, conceded by ali who have used them to be decided:y the best Refrigerator known. Stimpson’s Patent Ice-Pitchers, Water-Coolers, &c. zs an on hand, a are ong of Cabinet Furniture and Housekee; rticles generally ed SAW: BOTELER, General House-Furnishing Ware Rooms. Bp 2-eo4w Iron Hail. HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the subsori ber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on ‘he personai estate of Jas. M. Ramsey, late of Washington county, deceas- ed. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or before the 27th day of March next; they may other- wisely law be excluded {rom all benefit of the eaid estate, Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1858. m9-wsw GRAFTON TYLER, Executor. SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MRS. L.ALLEN will open on spuseien March Sth, a handsome assortment of SPRIN and SUMMER MILLINERY, to which she invites the attention of the Ladies. No. 05 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th’ stree’ N. B.—Bleaching and Pressing executed at the shortest notice. m29 eolm PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, fn Near CaR.isir, Pa. Mey Sate fourth Session (five months) commences lay 3d. . — attention given to the comfort and improve- ment of twenty: five Lads. Entire Expenses $65. Circulars at this office, or ateres Joun 1A AVENUE. Plainfield, Cumbe: County, Pa. Will call on those who may addr: him previous to April 20th. m 3l-eotf JOHN W. SHIPLEY MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 278 Pa. ave.. near lth street, South Side baa on hia: d s good asso tment of CLOTHS, CAB- and VESTINGS, which he will make to erin the best possible manner, and in the latest style, for cash, and respec: tively solicits from is friends and the public geceraity ashare of their patronage. From is long experience in the business he fiatters him- self that he can give entire satisfaction. Garment Cutting accurately aud promptly done. Repairing attended to with neatness and dispatch, ‘Two good Coat Masers and two good Pant Mak- ers wanted iminediately. Gp 12 3t* NEW ENGLISH & CLASSICAL SCHOOL. DR. J. H. A. BRIDGE has opened his Sel: 1 (this day)at No. 273 F street, third door west of 18) He will give his own personal attention to all ute, and the number wil: be limited. $15 per quarter. neces. ap 12-lw* PINS, very benutiful and chesp, at ‘ LAMMOND’S. OR CLEANING KI OVE ; celebrated Compeatares GLOVES, Jouven’s ap i2 3t LAMMOND’S, P F°ORPORATION OF Wiatiice... C&okPoration OF WASHINGTON quar- terly six per cent. stock <f a ame to suit. . Meo! UIRE, Ap 1?-st Auctioneerand Com. Merchant. WwW : Pp, PP, ILL it W: he if ney K DOOKS. Wis TIN . ak N- RAVINGS. Persone having collections of old use to them, old Paintings, or 8 of no furt ‘ortfolio of old i is pose of the same by Liners immediate Pee. Peat the Star Of- fice. Good Books, &e,. bought to any amount, ap 10-7" RS. CECILIA JUNG, now resizing in Mi NSaatinaton, ta Yoon uve pupils n VOCAL SIC eit vate rin classes For torma, more int 458. loth street, between © joa - day ned upils in Georgetown can Bp 10-im* ANCY HEAD just received ap 12-3t r tion at Mii Ki ver's Seminary, on Fridays, from lz to 2 o'clook. ae TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. —— ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. AUCTION SALES. ie TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. xeon Aue UE VERY DESIRA- Rew Vear Avanee ane Horse axD Lot on FinRada tes the abe prampenn sil el part of nue, between 13th and 14th street back an average depth of one hund, (156) feet sever and three-quarters (7%) inches thirty-foot alley, with the mm r ‘consist- ing of an exceilent two-story and attic Brick Dwel- hog- House, with building, rooms, kitehen and cellar, =” SOBtMInINg eight number of her with him, and he expressed great confidence in, This property is built in the most substantial | being able to reach Camp Scott without difficul. manner, and offers crest inducements to persons | ty. He intended to travel slowly so as to keep who want a desirable residence. f. the animals in good condition, but to 1 One-fourth cash ; the residue in &, 1 Join Col. Johnson before the Ist of May An express from Fort Leavenworth with orders toGeneral Garland to faroish Marcy with pa mi escort was met on the 19th of March si east of Santa Fe 18 of xeoutor. Auct. : with interest, seoured by a trust on the premises. N_TYLER, E. See NC MOGUIR ap 5-eokds By A. GREEN, Auetionser. Ave. | of atime number of !matane were stso met, att 3EORGIA ROSE BUSHES AT AUC- Pressed a desire for peace with 300 pes eOn ‘rHRSDA y MORNING, the og ~~ were an tious 15th instant, at 19 o'ch ..in front of my : z ‘ tion Room, corner of ith and P)streete, I shall eli | The © Republivades learns that on ine Wat of & fine healthy collection of Kose Trees, among which me, be found— The Perpetua! Swiss Bloomer Hybras, Lovely M Reniontentes Spotted: Striped Marbied Galicia ‘ester Dona, Madam Rachel Marquis Roonella, Hybidec With many other favorites. which we will not March a burricane passed over Bertonville, Ar- kansas. blowing down nearly every bouse in the town, killing twenty-five persons. wou! a great number of others, = yen nang Hartford City Election. name. orp rc oy oe — city election ‘The above collection has been fc took place to-day. Mr. Allyne ican, was of the frat ‘Botanic Florite from Augusta, Geor. | elected Maver by 215 majority’ The Demsorae gia, and the Bushes represented to be the finest qui -s of any in America. 2d A. GREEN, Auet. apt By J.C. MoGUIRK, Auctioneer. RUSTEP’S SALE OF FURNITU REAND Hovsenory Errects.—THURSDAY. MOR- NING, April Lith, at 10 o'clock, by virtueof a deed wf trust recorded in Liber J. A. S., No 119, folios 72, &c., I shail sell at the house corner of 13th and E streets all the Furniture and Effects, comprising— Mahogany Sofas. Divans. Roc.ers, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounges. Walnut and Mahogany Fancy and Card Tables, Carpets, Vilcioth and Matting Hat Reck, Stair and Passage Carpet, Curtains, Window Shades, Cornice, Double and Single Cotiage Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Matirosees, Bolsters and Pil'ows, Feather Beds. nkets, Qui'ts, Dressing and Pisin Bureaus, Wardrobes. Washstands, Totlet Sets, looking Glasses, Extension Dining ‘Tabie, Side Tables, Coina, Glass and Crockesy Ware, Cooking and oth r Stoves, J Poxerser with a general assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash; over that sum, & credit of 3, and 4 months, for satisfactorily en dorsed notes, bearing interest. HOS. J. FISHER, Truatoe. ap 2-e0d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY: Georgetown. RAME HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April lath, at 5 we will sell, at public sale, on the premises, the Frame House and Lot near the corm r of 6thand Fredenck streets, fronting 26%4 feet on the north side of 6th streets and running back 115 feet. Also, the adjoining Lot on the Fast, fronting 39 feet on 6th street_and 15 feet on Frederick at.; and the Lot onthe N f 35 feet on Frede- rick s*reet, and ru eet. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the ba‘ance in6 12, and 18 months, for notes vearing interest irom cay of sale, secur. d by deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. -R. P.& A. DODG ap7-dts BARNARD & B By A. GREEN, Anctionecr. E OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE AT Auction.—On THURSDAY, the loth instant, I shail scli at the residence of P. Bergot,oa F street. betwe=n Lith and 15th streets, at 10 o’clpek a.1m..a jot of Furniture and other articles, such as. Sofa. Lounge, Chairs. Tables, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Washstands, ° ovel and Tongs, Mattresses, Biankets, Touiet Sets, sings aud Crockery Ware, 10 cans Preserved Peaches, elect a collector, two city sheriffs, and carry three Wards The opposition elect their mayor, city clerk, anditer, ‘water commissioner, carry three Wards. This gives the minor a to the opposition aw Nl ord ‘moerats carried the city by majorii ranging from 100 to 500. eed . Fioed in the South, &c. New Orveans, April 13 —The crevasse, Op- posite the city, is still open, and the water con- tinues pouring through it, stopping the Opelausas trains, and doing incaicolabie dat . a reg- The steamer’s news was publixhed in the ular editions of the “Associated Press” here Fleed at Sandusky. Sanpo-xy, April 12.—The water is still very et the docks and lum- r The pier of Railroad Company is damaged, and a mile of the track swept away. The Departure of the Persia. New Y » April 14 —The Persia sailed this fo-enoon with two hundred passengers, and with only seven thousand dollars in specie. Municipal Election. ‘TRENTON. April 13 --Joseph Wood, Demecrat, has been elected Mayor of this city. The other Democratic nominees, includi & majority of the city council, have also been ted. Marine Intelligeace. Bosrox, April 11 —The ship Mountain Wave, vere Was ashore al Scituate, bas got off unin- jured. Mounicigel Election. Atrany, April 24.—Perry, the anti-Lecomy candidate, was chosen “ayor yesterday by 140 majority. ‘The Council ix about equally divided. mportant from Nicaragua. New Yor, April 14.—Advices fiom Nicara- gua state thal Gen. Jerez had risen against the government of Martinez, The country is in great confusion. Southern Markets. Cuarteston, April 13 —Sales to-day of cotton 1,500 bales—all before the receipt of the steamer’s news. Prices were the same as previously quoted . Savanxan, April 13 —Cotton—Sales to-day of 0 do. % « ta, 1,100 bales; nothing wax done after the steamer’s io = Strawberries. news was published. Prices unchanged oo A. GREEN, Auctioneer Mosite. April 13 Sales to-day 3,000 bales at IlSallye. Sales three days 4,100 bales Nev eng April 2 sep to day 2,500 bales rices were Irregular, ranging Ll yall %& mostly at the inside pits Sales in 3 Pi 9.506 bales” Stock in port, 395.00 bales. Receipts abead of last year 2.000. Receipts at all ports less than last year, 113.500 pales. FUTURE DAYS. “By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown WORTH OF PRIME GROCE- $25,000 Rigs aT Avction.—Iintending to change the character of our business, we will, on MUNDAS. ‘9th inst., at ten o’clock a, m., seil our fresh aad extensive wholesale stock of L Grocer es at auction, without reserve. We name but in part— 1.000 sicks G. A. and Fine Salt, Packets do. 100 chests Imperial Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Oolong Teas. These ‘reas are fresh and of fine ality, 100 boxes Staron, 159 boxes Adamantine, Mould and Sperm Cand'es, 100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Smoking One Fal Lary > Mustard, Pepper, and other Spices, Baitumere Markets Battimore, April 14 —Plour is dull and lower; Ohbio $1 25; Howard st. nominal at $4 .25a4 37 Wheat is steady; red $1.02481 06, white 81.1 $125. Corn is unchanged; white 6163c. to 66c for ested agarwe yellow, good to prime, 67a6Sc. W bisky in steady at 2ia2l Ke. Provisions are quiet, but firm. New York Markets. Yeast Powders, Suerstus, Cream Tartar, ‘w York April 14 —Plour js buoyant; sales Soap Powde: lines, Macaroni, of 7.500 bbis.; State ®4 10a$4.15; Obio 84 50a84.70; Piekiow and uces, of various kinds, in cases and | Southern $4 SiaSi SU pane Wheat is dull; sales unimportant; Baoka patent Whale and Seren Oils spring $1; no Southern reported. Corn Is bigh- Casks Sal. Soda. casks Vinexar, er; sales of 15,000 bushels; white 75c., yellow 75} aibc Pork is drooping; mess $17 458$17 50. Beef is quiet and generally unchanged. Lard is steady at Wealdac. Whisky isdull: Obio 21¥c. are different brands, ynisky. Rum, and a very large stock nes, Claret, Cordtals, &c., in glass, ¢ Herring, Mackerel, Nos. | 5 With Brooms, Buckets, Mats, Washboards, Frurt, &c, inall one of the argest and best stocks in the Distriot. Terms: All sums ofand under $50, cash; over that amonnt and u $00.69 days; over $100, 4 AMS. + Aucts, By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer OSITIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Brick Hovses ox FE Street, BETWEEN 2D AND On MONDAY AFTERNGON, April igth, at o/ o'clock, on the premises. | shall sel! Lot No. 6, in Square No. 570, forting 2 feet 83g inches on EK street, between 2d and 3d streets east, runoing back 112 feet to 4 ten feet alley, with the improvements. ing “of a three-story and basement Brick Dwelling House, containing eight rooms, with Gas and Gas Fixtures inevery room in the House, with Bath Room and other modern improvements. Also, Lot No. 7, sawe Square. fronting 23 feet 10 inches on same street, running back 112 feet to an alley, with the improvements, consisting of a three- Brick Dwelling House, with Back Buildings, + Parlor, with large Dining Room, er, &o., ei;ht Chambers, Kitchen, Water Closets, &c., Ac These Houses are nearly new, well furnished with all the modern improvements and burlt in the most pubstantia! manner, and located in ove of the most beau iful and pleasant parts of the city. Terms: One-fourth cash : the residue in 6,12, and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed in trust he 5 wee J_C. McGUIRE, Auct. ap i2 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XCELL T and NEARLY NEW HOUSE- “4 HOLD aND KiTcHEN NITURE at AUCTION — On FRIDAY, tne Inth instant, | shall eeil at the late residence of J. W. Hicks, deceased, at ten o'clock a.m. on Indiana avenve No. 72, between ist and 2d streets wost, a superior assortment of Furm- ture, viz: Fine walnut brocate!le covered Parlor Set, oompris- Mt re wag gre yer aad) nner ep » Sofs, Arm Rocker, Tables and S sy Do. warbie-top Sideboard and Sofa Tate, Do. Bookcase, Bureau and Washstand: Walnut Hat Rack and Extension Dining Table, Parlor Window Curtains, Shades and Ornaments, tilt Gothic Frame Mirror, Mantie Ciock and (:rnaments, Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to mat ch, Stair Carpets and Rods, Drugget aud Straw Matting, China, Glass ard Crockery Ware, smons which isa fine gold bound ‘lea ard Coffee Set, ivory Han- die Knives and Forks, Financial New Yora, April 14 —Stocks are dull and heavy but closed steady. Chicago and Rock Island 715; ; Cumberland Coal Company 17%; Hli- nots Central shares 92; do. bonds Sq; Crosse and Milwaukie 9; Michigan Soutbern 244; New York Central 70; Penna Coal Compa- ny 7; Reading 45; Milwaukie «nd Mississi 30: Cantons 21%; Virginia 6°s 92; Missouri ap 2 rling Exebange is dull at 10521054. | eee cla NI TURE Now in store the most complete assortment of CABINET FURNITURE ever offered the pnblic, embracing every article necessary to furnish & house jrom the kitchen to the at which | cordially invite ali wo are in f Poe eam togive mea call, promising Om me Par'or Suites, covered with Brocatelle, mot) mg 2 Lied tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs, an eception rs, inck Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Suites in haw cloth, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Walnatand Mahogany Marb'e top Bureaus im great ariety, rand Mahogany Marble top Washstands, alout Wardrobes, besutilully carved, ak, Walout and Mahogany Marble top bracket back. Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marbie-top Sideboards, wood -top, 8175, Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension Tabi Mahogany and Walnut Marbie ad Mahogany, Walnut aud Iron Hat Racks, Walnut and Mrhogany Easy Chairs, in hair, cloth, and eather, Wanut end Mahogany Rock Walnut and Mabogany Parlor Chairs, Oak ‘and Watnut Dining and Ofhce Chairs, ‘hancsome Rash bottom Reception Chars, Cane Chars and Rockers, of every style and price, Chiid- irs ol every kind ren’s high and low 5 ng-slat Beds, Git frame and meg te veer ye I ey ae Sats Lounge Bedsteads er Leunges, fron Bedstrads and Iron Washstands. Feather Bede, Hairand Husk Mattresses. Common Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washstands, Bed 8. Tabes, Wash:inks, Towe. Racks, Wash C8, Passage Oilcloth, Work Tables, W tiand Mahogany Cribbs Bedsreads and Mattresses, and Cradiox, Walnut Mahogany Bookcases, Cooking, Radsator and ocher Stoves, Piano Stools, Trunde Bedstends, Settee Cra- With a good lot of Kitchen Requis: dies, amps le. 4 Terms: Ail Suins under 8.5, cash: over & Arenta for Grover & Ba‘er's oslebrated Sewing credit of two and tour mouths, for notes satisiacto | Machines, Cc. W BOTELER, n'y endorsed, bearing interest. No. 818, Iron Hail. Pa avenue A. GREEN, Auotioneer. Ap 5-2awhw hetween 9h and 10th sts. P. 3. The House is For Rent. It is in fine order, PON TS and a handsome location. Possession given umme- H™* one THE RCHANT TAILORS, ste, er Inquire on the premises. and 6th sts api2d 406 Pa. av.. between 4 Have just epenreoanes ac menmer Gomes, Oo Shane ancion of « LOTHS, CAS SI MERE =, aud VESTINGS, which they A. G. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. WO ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH STREET Wkst, BETWEEN G AND H Sts. epared to make up inthe latest style and Nortu. axp a House AND Lot on 71H Street | Po * West, Berwren New Yore ‘Avante ep NoRTH bgt meer ack of GENTLEMEN’S FUR- L Srrert—On THURSVAY AFTERNOON, NIS! GOODS. D-eo2w Aprit 15, at 53 o’clock, on the premises, 1 shall sell a aa ut of Square * o. S15, fronti Ae feet io inches on SCENE DUFUY. a Benen 3 reet west, ‘Ween eets north, run- is - - ‘ ning tack 10lfeet. This valuable lot will be sud | —PERFUMERY AND COMPOUNDS. entire, or divided into two lots of 24 feet 5 inch front each and is believed to be the most beautiful loca. Un for a residence for ssle in that t of the erty. Immediately after which we shall sel! partoit Let No 8, m Square No. 45, fronting on 7th street west, between New York avenue aud north L. st, with the tmprovements, consisting ofa two-story frame welling House. ‘Terms: One-1ourth cash; the residue in six, Agency for the United tes jesse, Pitse % Latan, Perfurners Factors =i ving been transferred from the late frm of Inger Page * 39) Broadway, to my own firm, (Mr. Geo. E- Inger being now in connection with my esteblish - Fancy Goods ment,) 1 beg to inform Merchants, Dealers, the Trade generally, that 1 J ~~ da constant supply of Presse uch as the Frangipanni Perfeme, on hand and in bo: Lubia’s article: et ¥ ths x months | And its compounds, the Pestachio Nat pr wih soceats wetonenl kp aecirar tres onthe pre- | inallthear vaneties; te which may be ad = mises. time to time, whatever said firm be inte « *~ api2d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. | market, coanluning excel nce, wi h novel , mer - = may rely wpon therr « By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. were and care, acd ones favorshie terme as Wo HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW pre. 2. DUPUY, York Two story Prams Housks on Vincinia A 66 Broadway, New - ENUR, BETWEEN 20 AND SD STS. EAST, AT AUCTION On FRIDA Y, the t6tu instant, | shall sell in front of the premi at6o'olock p. m., two good two- story frame Houses, nearly new, oon’ Aining & good and conveniently arranged rooms each, and the lots en which fost, stand, being parts of Lot No, 6, in me is _manvfac- Frangipanni Perfurne is orem ‘Lubin, of London, wad corey Somers purchasers Against imitations, of are however, appronoh, im, any Sem the ex: Square 706. roperty is handsomely located on | grance as mn ; SOUQUET, stud the lots aresbout & hundred PANG! vANRN! Boi che Hair, exquisitely haifoash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 JI FRUIT. Hold their soent mont', for potes besring interest, A deed given ANNU Fightful fregrance to articles _apizd AL GREEN, Auet. aN SSENTER ® a ARSHAL’S SALE—In virt t ANNI I . fi Cine, IBBUed from. the Cee Ofhce or der between the pute * wane aaae 8 ae eed t | ee ROMER NNT POMADEL leas ital infront of the | ian unguect for the hair Its au ve fragrance on Pa. avenue, | has given ! c y ANGIPANNI SA nae we "10 eh everywhere. mS WAF 2m ENBeOLDERIES FROM AUCTION, vor LERV levied tl ‘William B, Masscer, ' nee. aed will be sold to hatiely dadigreie No. 178 to May Also, LADIES? DREBE PRINGES, avd other ‘erin, 1888, in favor of Jens 8. DEN, Marshal TRIMS. fom saouon om & BRU. Sp8 ts for the District of Columtia, * ap 6-3teo