Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notice to ApvertiseRs.—To secure the most Cconspicuons positions for advertisements in THE Star they must be sent to our office as early in the day 2s possible Those who delay to observe this caution should not complain if they do not find them where they prefer to see them. It is always safest te get them to our counter between 8 and 10 tn the morning, if wishing them insert- €d satisfactorily on the same day. SSS City Councits —Board of Aldermen —The Board met at the usual hour, the President, W. F. Bayly, in the chair. Mr. Dove presented the petition of J. H. Cald- well asking for the remission of a fine; referred to the claims committee Mr. Goddard presented the petitions of J. P. Freeman and W. W Beckenbaugh for remission of fines ; same reference Mr. Goddard, from the police committee, re- ported a bill making an appropriation for clean- ing streets, alleys and gutters in the several Wards, for the year ta5s - Me. Smith, on leave, presented the petition of Wm. Lomax asking for the remission of a fine; referred to the claims committee. Mr. Miller, from health committee, — @ resolution appropriating the sum of $100 to de- fray the expenses of the iciegates to the quaran- tine and sanitary convention to be held in Balti- more; sed. Mr mobo, from public schools committee, <— the memorial of the trustees of public schools of the second district, for the appoint- ment of assistant teachers, and asking an appro- priation for furniiure, &e; passed. Mr. Donoho, from wails committee, reported a bill making au appropriation for the Seventeenth street wharf, passed Mr Moore, from soup aanen from the Fourth Ward, reported back a bil king au appropri- toa to compensate Thomas Motley for the design of 2 bridge recently erected on H street, between North Capitol st. and First street east; passed A bill trom the lower Board authorizing the curbstone ty be set and the footway paved in the north front of square 03. was read and passed. Me Moore, on leave, introduced a bill for as- rtion, as to the propriety of increasing the fanded debt of the city the purpose of defraying the expenses of introducing the water from the aqueduct inte the city. The amount proposed to be berrowed for this purpose is $250,- 000, of as much of the same as may be necessary for this purpose. Mr. Pearson moved to have the bill printed for the use of the members, and made the special order for next Monday night. Mr. Moore agreed to this proposition, and it was so ordered The Board then adjourned. Common Council —Mr. Brown presented the petition of A. L. Yerby; referred the claims committee. Also, the petition of J. H Irwin, and other pelice officers, for permission to remove the white stripe from their uniform; referred to the police committee. Mr. Poulton presented the petition of C. Kelley; Teferred to the claims committee. Mr. Turton, from the improvements committee, reported a bill for taking up and relaying a gutter on the south front of Square; passed Alse,isked to be discharged fre of J. ti Gratman’s petition, and abe drainage committee ; so referred. dmonson oitered a bill for casual repairs, gutters, &e., in the Fourth ward ; refer- ements committee. “s communication relative to cer- grades, was referred to the improvements uinittee The Aldermen's bi!! tocanse the curh to he set, and footways paved on west side of Fourth street wast. Was referred to the inuprovements cou- mittee. The bill to t nsideration refereuce to imprevemen Also, the bill tocanse the curb t set and fvotway paved on the east side of Fourth street east Also, a bill to cause the curb stone to be set and footway paved on F street south, between Second and Fourth streets west The bill for relief of James Keenan, was refer- red to the claims committee. A bill authorizing the grading aud paving of an alley in square 419, was passed The bill to grade and gravel New York avenue from Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets, as amend- ed by the Aldermen, was passed. The bill to enclose part of alley in square 250, was passed. ‘The joint resolution directing the committee before Congress to make pplicat ion for the ex- tablishment of a Munici Court in the City of Washington, was A bill to take up and relay 2 gutter on L street south, between Fourth and Fifth streets east,was referred to improvements committee A bill to trim aod gravel Kighth street, between D street north and Pennsylvania avenue, was re- ferred to improvements committee. ‘The bill to pave the fish market was taken up. The Boaid receded from its amendment, and the bill passed. Mr. Brown offered a resolution directing the purchase of Bosche’s map for the use of this oa postponed one week. Mr ‘Fisher presented the petition of Grafton Powell, referred to improvements committee. Mr. Gordon presented the petition of A. Craw- ford, referred to claims committee Mr. Lioyd offered 4 joint resolution relative to the militia of the District; laid over auder the rule The joint resolution relative to the consolida- tion of the ward fund—a special order —was taken up Oa motion of Mr. Fisher, it was isid on the table A Dill for the relief of Jno. R. Queen was taken up, and lost on its third ‘eading A bill for the relief of Dr WB Batt wos taken up and rejected A bill relative to refunding unexpired licenses was laid on the table Aldermen’s bill for cleanin gutters in tl streets, alleys and fF the vear 1555 was Z 4 ans committee. A Dill authorizing the appointment of an asstst- ant teacher in the second school district was re- ferred to public schools commitiee A bil! to defray the expense of delegates to the sauitary and quarantine convention was referred to health com jer A bill for the relief of Thomas Motley was re- ferred to claims committee. Mr To , from improvements committee, re- ported a bill to change an alley in square If passed Mr Brown {utrcduced a bill to cons ta sewer in H street north, from Sixth to bth street west; referied to the drainage committee The resolution relative to tie militia of the Distriet was referred to the police committee Mr. Brown moved to recuusider the bill to take up and relay the ement on Vermont avenue; agreed to—and the bill was referred to the iin provements cor tee Turton, from the improvements cori lee, ieporied a Dill to trim ane LE h street west from the « wie ; passed Also, bill authorizing the placing of one of Hensbaw's tron pumps at the corner of Teath street east and M street south ; passed ‘The Board then adjourned. wal to Pennsylvania Tue roLttowtNe list of the Seventh Ward pat- rol, commissioned yesterday, has been handed to us George Acton, Chas. Allen, Thos Luke Anderson, J.T Angel, Ed. E. Anderson, And Archer, Theodore Barnard, Jno. D. Bire Jacob W. Bireh, Saral He Birch. Jas H_ Birch. jos A Bireh, L. W Butts, Alf. C Belt, Peter Hopp, T. Bogus, R Battiuzer, F Ballinger, W. Boil © Z W_ Beek, WR. Beck. J.-M. Burke, tho Boswell, WH Brigtt, Joha Brown, H Clementsoa, Jas RM Curtin, Jno. T Crampsey, Wa Cook, John H Cook, Wa. Cammack, sr. J B Conway,O H Donn, Joha Dudley, BT Devaugho. Jas. Eanis. HC. Eliot, J. W. Eliot, Alexander, Danl V. Fenton. Jas L. Fenton, And. Ferguson, HD Gannett, Robt: Gunnell, K@w Grindall, dos. ©. Gouldey, Wm. Gibbons. Franci« Gaste, Jas Gexsford. Antoine Geo. Hendley, JN. Holbroo Chas. W. Harrison, Walter He Join Hodzbins diy deem, nder. Ans. Hatch, WK. Handy, e,Jobn B. Hill, das RK. King, Benj Ht. Lusby, Jas Lokey, Jas. 1 Mitehetl, Jao T. Mansticld, Peter Thos. Miistead, Thos ' B. Mitchell, Leopold Neumeyer, Robt. Parkhill, Sots & Price, Jackson Pumphrey, J.B F Pur: erll. Tuos. Pumpbrey, Thos. Pena, A. J. Rock, w Richards, Antoine Smidier, Aud’w Fer- yusou, Joba Sciples, Joba B Scott, J.D “ ff Stewart, Thos. E. Smithson, W Jolin W Bb k, Geo Th rpley Whiter, Jobo Ko Wiitmoce, E. Webb. Tust Hoo —We stated yesterday that the po- lice Lad been called upon to remove a dead Log from the premises of. (iouelan, the man now in jail for splitting open bis wife's head. and that it was averred that the quarret between Donelan and bis wife was all aboot this same hog. Mi- cha-l Healy who gave the information to the of- ticers, bas called apoa us to say that he was mise taken, and that the bog did not reach Donelan’s premises until after the alfray. Center Marxet.—Although there was a very fair attendance at the markets, business appeared to be dull, and dealers and purchasers anxious to jeave. The market was damp and uncomforta. bie, the gangways muddy and slippery. The prices in the ish market were about as on Satur- day. The hay stands were ocuupied, and the prices ranged from suc. to $1 per cwt, CRIMINAL Court.—’ Th r ec ft Jobnson, c! riot and affray, yesterday returned a verdict of guilty. ‘The offence was ‘committed onan Irish funeral, and the facts elicited in the evidence for the Prosecution were direct and conclusive that the defendant was the leader of a gang of twenty or thirty persons who attacked the procession with stones and brickbats so hotly that it was broken Up, and several of the carriages forced to aban- don the train and take refage in flight. The defendant’s witnesses were called, and Jerome Taylor, sworn.— ified that hewas walking down the street towards the Northern Liberties’ market house just as the procession ‘was passing that point; that Van Loman Johnson ‘was standing there and addressed one of the foot ngers in the train with whom he was ac- quainted. and shook bands with him; that this person calted him a Know Nothing s—n of a b—h, and insulted bim otherwise; that Van Loman then replied ‘* What fs that?’ at the same time turning around towards him; that the [risbman repeated the expression and then stooped down for stones, an —— followed by his compan- jons in the procession; that they then threw at Van Loman, compelling bim to run; that they followed him, discharging stones and britkbats like bail at him; the witness thought the Irish were drunk; be tad been standing near them, smelled something like liquor; witness was not dronk, and neither was Van Loman Johnson. William Johnsoa, sworn.—Was sitting in bis own house. The window was open and witness sat by it reading a newspaper ; saw the proces- sion pass, and saw a party of them who were on foot stoning a man; they followed him and drove him round the corner; witness put on bis bat and coat and went over to the spot, and found that it was bis son; witness then took Van Lo- man bome ; the party who were throwing stones seemed to be drunk ; they commenced the attack. The defendant who had been present at the commencement of the trial was called, and was non est. His recegnizance was accordingly for- feited The petit jurors were then dismissed until to- morrow at 10 o'clock, a.m Strreme Court.—Monday —No. 68. The Uni- ted States, plaintiff in error, rs. James Collier In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the southern distriet of New York. The judgment of the said Cireuit Court in this cause Was ailirmed. No atrick C. Shannon, appellant, rs. Ra- zox et ux et al. Appeal from the ourt of the United States for the dis- xas. On motion of Messrs. Hale and f counsel for the appellees, this ap- ismissed, with costs, 79. John Gourd et at., composing the firm rd, Freres & Company, plaintiffs in error, vs. Mortimer Livingston. Inerror to the Circuit Court of the United States for the southern dis- trict of New York. ‘The matters in controversy in this canse having been agreed and settled be- tween the parties, it wax ordered by the Court that this writ of error be dismissed, each party to pay his own costs in this Court. No. 50, George R_ Sampson et al., merchants doing business under the style and firm of ane: son & Tappan, plaintitts in error, rs. Charles A. Peaslee, collector of customs. ‘The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Griswold for the plaintifix in error, and continued by Mr. At- torney General Black for the defendant in error, and by Mr. Reverdy Johuson for the plaintitfs in error, Adjourned. ‘TREasvRE iN Tur CaNnaL.—Officer Allen, ona late visit to Richmond, Va_, learned from John Ray, who is now in the Virginia State prison, that certain keys and silver plate bad been de- posited by the Cr in and Ray gang in the Washington city canal "The ke en the rnated pet rty to break sank of the fn the party their inten- t they were s with the ed been pre tr rw va si and it ix that w ys but th assembled to compare tl kevx the disecti« When officer Allen retnrned he thought of drag up bis d rine from Richmond, for the keys and silver, on ascertaining that the dredging had been over the nd where they were deposited tly, a man named Alexander, an em- the Seventh Ward Brewery, found a on the arsenal grounds, where the \tup by the machine had been de- 1 frou this a elue to other disc overies ined. jot of piat mud bro posited, may be Court of CrLaime.—Monday.—Sudge Ser- burgh delivered the opinion of the court in the ease of William B. Fitzgerald cs. The United States, adverse to the claim; the court fu the ease of John I, United States, adverse to the eistim; also, the opinion of the rtin the case of Wm. Daven- port, refusing an order to take testimony. James McCormick rs. The United States, No. 167 trial docket. S$. ¥. Williams, Esq., opened the argument forthe petitioner in this case. Mr. MePherson replied for the United States. Mr. Williams closed the argument, and the case was submitted. Adjourned. Wares Retvuans—This morning there were no eases for trial. Night lodgers in the cells—all non-residents. (This is the first morning, for a considerable time, that there were no cases on the docket. Our citizens will bail it as the ind cation of better times coming.) THe ketrer afforded by Dr. J. Hostetter’s “Stom fob Bitters,” inall eases of Dyspepsia and ether similar ailections, given that valuable prepara tion & povularity amovy those who fur years avilered from such aliments. [tis excel a8 8 tome and benehvient in its effeots on the system. Its history 13 Gas a.most Of miracles. one to which Dr. Hostet ter can poi nidence and credit, Ind-ed. hy remedy sume period has attained + Doctor's * Bit * ceriain cure for ve iried it speak Die singly of re we ean com- mead it to gen itters” are free from any tuing ca te Drove injurious to the system, or Objectionable to the pats Pe raale by Drugaists and dealers geil rally, eve- ry Where. ap 2) e03t Waepoixa Caxgs, very pretty and very cheap; fee Cream aud Water feos at $1.9 per gal! Purisdetphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ap 10 5w* J. Fuser DIED. : On the te which she by resignation to the hol beroved wife of Join Alexaud of Ricuard Petit of Georgewowa. in all the respective duties of wife, mother, sister and friend. not excelled, g and painful i!iness, and pious RA I put to love ; Neue named her but to praise! (Balt’e, Phiind’a, N 7 Oa the with mes! MaRY DANI¢I ath year of her age. Io her eb nts, she fully realized the thfutl ed words of 1 spiration, housh f walk through ih valley of the suadow of death, f will fear vo evil, tor ‘Phy rod avd Thy stath thay comfort sae,” Aimong the iart words she spoke before utteraree failed were, “Jesus. precious Je- sus ! dear Deliverer! the Star of Bethlehem is com » Aboat + Daniel, in the t ‘ ing! ier faners! will take place from her lste residence onS th, between G and OU streets Wednesday, Zistar4 1 eye her friend On the 20 LIP CRAVER, a; workmen im our Nav last war {the oldest y Yard, and a veteran of the iis aro invited to his funeral ‘To-morrow (Wedne ) Kvenr at 242 o'clock, from his resi- deuce on Sts etre te: ba (JROVER & BAKER’SSEWING MACHINE, ‘The subscriber has taken the agency and has now on hand Assortment of the above oeiebrated FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; senting them to the public notice of contradict (n, say that the best article ever offared tu the public. ‘They are —— to ali kinds of family sewing, from t! Goect to the comreest kind. He most respectfully invites the ladies to call and exam.ne them. A lady will always Le in attendance to exhibit them, snd to instruct all who are desirous of pur- Needies of all sizes will be oon for sae So. W ‘antly kept on is . W. BOTELER, No. 318, Iron Hall, av., between m 4 Stawow Sth and 10th streets, OATS, PANTS, AND VESTS, DRESS 4 s ‘3, BUSINESS SUITS. NOAH WALKER & CO., Marble Hall Cloth- ing Kxuporram, Browns’ Hotel fully annow and SUMM Building, reapeot- rauuual display of SPRING THING is now ready f bg Bu assortinent of Gentle: ong, of the newest and richest de- + trimming. aud workmanship. nee, with egouomy, in opp: t from oue of the offered for se eetir stocks of goods in this city, at very r Ap b-eo2w te WeoXberret LIPE-SAVING LAMP, Almost every one has read ¢ wonderful lamp of Atiadin, wh as having the power to create x: re &e., at the on ud of its Chinexe masters; bi his been teft h century to prodece an in- ventor who-has gotten upa perfect safety Lamp for the preservation of human life, infinite y of more value than ali tie riel the world, Waailudeto NEWE SAFE NON- MPS and LAMP FRED ° by our enterpriving exteasive establish- Pa. ave.ue, between 0th and bik » Those read the papers cannot ful to pticed the extraerdinary nuinber of deaths erious accidents which aro continually occur ‘om the use of the common etherial or camphine % [hiferon ead yn, can mre thanks to science, be remov y use of those Safet, Lamps offered for sale ty Mr. Woodward, “The a? vention has beea examined by the rrofess Chemistry in the principal cities of the Union, and they have unauimously declared that Newell's Lamp is entirely non-explosive. be, tmpcrtanes of tha mated, himeelf ‘one of those ~~ @EORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star; © Grorextows, April 20, 1858. We have rarely known so great a demand for small and medinm sized houses in our city as exists at the present time. We have no doubt that fifty or more of this class of dwellings, sit- uated in pleasant localities, would soon be occu- d by good tenants paying remunerative rents. ope Sag i icy tor one buildi: causes us to wonder why our men of means. have not invested their surplus funds in this way instead of risking them in such decidedly less seeure speculations as stocks, Western lands, small po- tato banks, &c. The north and northwestern por- tion of the Town abounds with handsome build- ing lots in an unimproved condition; most of them situated in the most eligible and healthy locations, and surrounded by everything neces- sary to render them desirable for acom- fortable and quiet place for private families to re- side. Much of this property can, we learn, be purchased at very moderate prices, and if our own capitalists negleet the riunity much longer, we hope to see capitalists from elsewhere avail themselves of this, an undoubted a- nity fora safe, permanent and profitable invest- t ment. A petition, gotten up in your city, praying Congress or some other ly to reorganize the Criminal Court of the District, is being circu- lated in our city for signatures. Wonder if it is not the offspring of some opponents of the Re- vised Code? * The business facilities of our neighboring city, Alexdndria, have taken captive one of our former citizens, Mr. Lewis Arny, who has located him- self there for the purpose of conducting a branch of the well known and popular establishment of Arny & Shion, of ourcity. (See advertisement ) We have known Mr. A. long and intimately, and if our neighbors will take the advice of an out- sider they will not be sparing in their efforts to retain him in their midst. Asa business man and citizen we have always found him to be pos- sesstd@ of many sterling good qualities, just such as are likely to meet the peculiar views of the people of the Old Domini6n. Business upon the canal continues on the in- crease. The neighborhood of the coal docks, this morning, is literally thronged with boats from Cumberland, laden with coal. ‘The weather continu tremely gloomy, and attended with a thick mist of rain! “No out-door business of moment is being done. Since the late refreshing rains, we begin to re- ceive the most encouraging reports from the growing grain and vegetable crops. The pros- pect foran abundant yield, we learn, was never better at this season than itisat the present time. The daily Uaion Prayer Meetings are still kept up,—the afternoon meeting at the Methodist Protestant Chureh, on Congress street, and the evening meeting at the Market street Presbyte- r Chapel. No change has occurred in the markets since our report of yesterday. Ss. Seen nee eee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. OTA TOES.—90 bushels prime, White Mercer, New Jersey POTATOES just arrived on boar schooner Hutoka, and fur saie in lots to suit pur- chasers. PRTER BERRY, Bp 20-5t 85 Water atreet Georgetown. TICE.— Persons indebted tome for ciothing are requested net to pay my brother, George Mason. as [ only employed bimas clerx for meat my store, No. 81 Bridge street. Persons wishing to set- tle their accounts can do so by calling at Mr George Gray’s shoe store on Bridge street, ur to me in per- son. Bd ee DAVID MASON, OR BOSTON,—F reer Vesees.—The superior clipper schooner Helen Mar. Capt. Nick- ~ erson, is now receiving freicht for the above a port, and whl have qutck dispatch. For freight or passage apply to i RTLEY & BRO., Int Water streer, Georgetown, D.C. RARE ap 19 4t he well known and of the late Wi wth side of rid between Washing tains 12 rooms, & ni aches ful vilibe moderate Apply toCAROL ‘Z, No.5 south side bridge street, © ap \? 2awlw Fer SAlE—A valuable FAR M, on the George townand Rockvilie Turnpika, about five miles acd a half from Georgetown f 832 acres. The buileings are a new Heuse, Barn and other out- buildings, on a good elevation. Has two stream: water running through it, making it desitable as a dairy turm or market garden. About 75 acres are now under” Suprovement; about 40 of which is bot- tom land, capxb.e of yielding trom eight to ten bar- elsof corn per acre. without mauures, ‘There is also young orchard of three hundred ple, peach, and pine trees, About 49 acres of the in 18 Gown in Clover and grass, % crop of wheat ud os the grouud, and other creps being putin the ground, z Further information apply to BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. apl5 im INE WATCH REPAIRING. Special attention paid FINE WA ‘on cae J. A. w i'rson, a No. 58 Bridge street, below tie Post Ofhce, ap9 Im* Georgetown, D.C. N. M. RUPPEL. \ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to eis patrons that at his! RESTAURANT may be found at ail times the choicest and most excelient assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest OYSTERSand all kinds of GAME in season. meee served xt all hours and at the usuai prices, jan 4-Gm 1 E ALES.—We respectiully announce to our frienJte and the public that we have at last auo- eceled in naving a large quantity of ALES of vart- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we Will guarsutee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persona wishing 4 nice article of Ale can have ut by Spplyiug to ue for either ofthe wing brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Palo, India Pale, Pint: ade!phis and XX. We also have a fine articie of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be attended to. : NY _& SHINN, Union Rottling Depot, 57 Gree Georg he Repairing of HES di7-d TWOWEEKS NTON PRICE o disenves at No 18 north A street, Capitol Hill, ishing toavail them- {this opportunity should cull ou her without he 13 acknowledged by all who visit her, t Cluirvoyaut now before the public, Ap 9-2w* NCER’S HISTORY OF THE UNITED States being nearly completed, specimen of Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up expresly for the work, cun be seen at the office of the publishers, 49 7th street between D and Kk, ap i7-tf ____ JAMES CARTER, Agent. Te BUILDERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, WALTER D. WYVILL, 0.45) Pa, avenue, south side, would respectfully aunounce to the citizens of Washington and the neighborhuod, and those who propose huildiug the coming seaso:, hos now prepared t) pul oa and repair ME TALIC ROOFS, of ail kinds, inthe most approved style und most ‘so to pat up and repur GU T- at the lowest prices, and patronage. eu atteution to his assortment of PING AR CLES, comprising Cooking and otner Stoves of the most approved pat- terns, as well asa general supply of ‘Tin, Copper, and Iron Ware, in his line of business, which he wil sell cheap for cart. * aA NDFORD’s ARCTIC, iS 70 THE PUBLIC. Please read below the opmion of Prof. Charlie: Page, M. 1), who was for many years inthe Patent Otic iu this city : 1 have examined Sanford's Patent Refriz- erator calied the Arctic. and slo ali the patents granted since 1836 for Retrieerators, aud eanaot hesitrte to bestow the highest upen the scientific and eco: omical me re Arctic. as far excelling any invention for this pur pose | have ever known. ‘The great complaint of refrigerators is dampners, but the construction o the Arctic is such that it cannot be damp, and will give better results with a gi7on quantity of ive than any refrigerator | have examired. A treatise might be written on its philosophic:! merits. Cuarces G. Pace, Washington, D. C.. April 19, 1856, The following is what Dr. Page writes in reply to aletter of inquiry froma friend in Hartford, Con- necticut : . 1 have examined all the existing patents for Re- frigerators, and all the withdrawa applications for Letters Patent, in the United States Patent Otfice, «i do not find that the Arctic conflicts with any uk patent,oris anticipated by any previous son. My conection with the United States Offic xaminer of had charge vet subject pinion that the known which on, desiccation e whole of the contained air, Cuas. G. Pace. IR { praise of the ) has enabled me to jon; and bam of the he ouly Kefiigerator thus fi lishes A Gompiete purtiow <eration of with economy of ice. Washington, D. C., April 25, 1856. The above Refrigerators for sale by C. WOOD WAR i 1), Sole Agent for the District of Columbia, at his Metropolitat t Grate Factory, Pa. th sts, i" gerators filled in with Stimpson’s Patent ice old very low for cash, pr Pitebers and ice Water J. ep 10 Gteo RS. HELLER invites the ladies of Washing d tonand vicinity to her first grand open- ing «of SPRING and SUMMER HATS. Also, to a very nice assortment of RIB- BONS and French FLOWERS. and to a ik Goods, on Thursday,’ turday. at No.4 Louisiana avenue, ‘entre Market, between 7th and sth stairs, eaching done at the cheapest and shortest not i m 3t-eolm* KESENTS TO SU Bridal and Wr T ALL AGES, thday Presents. r7 }» Portefolios, Fans, &o. nd Panes Avsioles " ‘all kinds. Bags ets. MoLAUGHLIN. Pa. ave., Wet eth fae Stn ats, ap 17-8t Ic ANDCLAY TEMPERING BYnmeeateS op 1-2u* we gouth Sthatrent, Puladalphla, AUCTION SALES. ~~ ~ - or a2 RSHAI’S SAL . MAR et lls | Ly TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. FROM Cireuit Court of the District county of W. ‘and to me directed I sha:l TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. expose to public sale. for cash, the . day et May. tase cre lo es following ¥ arenas scribed. property, to wits All delendant's right, dapgrse oo tho oe tera eh somone gue, olaim.nnd jntereat in and. to Canada arrived at Liverpool on the 4 : together with ‘ali and singular the i ‘The political news ts not important thereon, seized and levied upon ‘The Leviathan had tees adrift, but is entirely rey Gi ~ and wi'l be sold upiajured. Zapont! to dancers term, 1858, in The American bark Petree bad been totally ‘ap2-dts Marshal for the Dustnst of Col WALL & BARNARD, Auct, | wrecked rs saved \—passenge’ rew D'Israeli would bring out the financial budget ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two (2) writs FUTURE DAYS. on the 16th. M athens facias, issued from the Clerk’ ‘Smee ot 8 4 Daya. Among the the were Na the Cireuit Court of the District of Col By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. thapiel Batten Aston Geneva; J. ths jCounty of Washington, and to me d ‘ a BU: . a - St shall expose to public sale, tor C. IVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON Latrobe, bearer of despatches from St. Pe- Court-house door of said county ,on'F RID. THE IsLanD at Avction.—On r RIDAY, the | tersburg. Austin L. Main, bearer of des- I4th day of May, 1858, at 12 o’siock m,, l instant, ! shal! sell, on ee pe ba'f-past | patches for Parts ing desenbed property, to {witzall defendant's night, S o'clock, tess! y 16. —- Counnncia’. je, im, and inter: i 1O . Do ye “4 uare No. 258, together with all and singular the | some on south E and F sad 7th streets oo Liverpool Cotton market had advanced 5 provements thereon, in the City of Washington, | west. in consequence ofthe American advices D.C., seiz-d snd levied upon as the of | Terms: One-fourth cish ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 ned cee Sales of the two ‘2.000 lison Nailor. and will be sold to sati rat —— for noes bp ode interest from of sale. | Including 5,000 in speculation, 4,000 ia am te How gf x a nate A ceek civenand.e jeed O trust taken. Title indie- | market, closing active and ‘firm. geanchester illard, a 0. janu: oved 1088, in favor of Richard Thompece. ery serine | Pia i7-a ____A. GREEN. Auct._ | ™Upst improv quoted 96 56096 % ap 20-ts \Fior the Drstriot oF Gokembia, MARSSAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of | _ The Liverpool market cireuier of Richardson — a a eee “— VE fier: facias. issued from the Clerk's office of the Spence & Co report flour @ ‘Wheat quiet ARSHAL'S 8. E.—In virtue of two (2) writs | Cirout Cogrt of the District of Coiw for the | red Gs. 2d; white 7s. Gd. Corn all 338. 64 Beef of fier facias issued from the Clerk's « flice of | County of saaungton. and to me directed. 1 shall | Gull Pork quiet at 1s Bacon fot and of the Cirou:t Court of the District of Columbia tor the | ¢xpose to public sale, G4su-in front of the Court 9 emp a steady. County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall | House doo of said courty, on FRIDAY, the lath | Lard firm at Is advance; quoted at 52a5%s. Rosin expe, to public sale, for Casi, in front of the | of May. 1958. at 12 o'elook. the ‘oliowirg bed | Steady at ds Sd. Court: House va of a pet a: slg eg fod Inaest ausith Lar tins ht, ttl se Money market dull iS a oO m. a 1 No.3, in Square Ne. PS —Yesterday irwing desert erty, to wit: ‘all defendant s | in the City of Washington, D.C. together with al oe aa ee is ee right, title, claim, interest in and to Lots Ni and singular the improvements thereon, aeized bas. 95f. Stock’ . 1,23, and, in Square No. 1s. together with alland | levied upon as the property of Francis A. Di kena, tock import 342,000. singular the improvements thereon, seized and will be sold to satisty Judieal 83, to May _—_ levied upen as the epee of Chartes Ra term, 1358, in favor of Wim. Shsppa + ver. Marine Accident, &c. \° No. 0 o 5 . ‘ . October tern, 1836, 1n favor of Wen. G. Weand das. | _ap15 dt Marshal for the Distnet if Goeela, | , NEW Yorn, April 20.—The Pilot boat Jacob A. Westerveit, in to cross the bow of L. White, No. 67 Judical to October term, 1 the Saxonia, outside of the }, this morn! Wes run fout of aud sunk. Ali those on but one, were saved ‘The United States bas arrived By A. GREEN, Auctieneer. ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS oy NORTH L. Between New Jersey AVENUE AND Ist Street West, at Avction —Un WEDNESDAY, 2st instant, I shall sell, on "clook tu yeast fal in tavor of James C, McGuire administrator o} John D, Brown. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbi>, -—In virtue of three (3) issued from the Clerk's Otfice of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co- lumnia for the County of Washington, and to me direc ed, 1 eball expose to public sale, fur Casi, in surveying steamer Corwin Baltimore Markets. Battimore, April 20.—Fiour is terday’s rates; Howard street 84 25; Onto dss; Une-fourth cash; balanes in 6,12, and 18 front of the Court House door of said county, on | montin, for notes bearing interest from day of aula, | Cit Mills 84 © RIDAY, the lath day of May at 12 oc ock. | A deed given and 8 deed of trust takeu, ‘Title per W beat is unchanged; reds $1 00a81.05; whites m., the following desorib-d property, to wit: All | fect. #1.17a81.30 for fair to prime. Corn ts lower, defendant's right, title, o'aim, and inte apizd A, GREEN, Auot. | white 66a63c. Whisky 2la2l ke Provisions are part of Lot No.3.in Square No, 5:5. bee ~ — buoyant; balk pok 17: ater corner of raid lot, then west wit Il cents (4) fe ence north nindty-six ( inches, thence eas: eight (8 feet the rear line of said | 3 part of Lot No. 2,in 5, beginning a point on K street 25 feet from the southeast corner of ssid lot, and running west to southesst vorner of By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown. Prove VALUABLE BULLDING LoTs Positc SaLe.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON, 2st instant, at 50’clock, we wiil sell valuable Building Lots, on the corner of iid Frederich streets, Georgetown, tren! each and ranning back 75 feet. eight pj hacen Salve; lard Wa New York Markets. he A —_ April —Filour is firm; sales of 5.0) vbis.; State €4.15a81 3; Onto 4 Southern $4 5084.75 ‘ — $ ‘These lote are in a Wheat . . F Lot No.3, tnence north with the west line of Lot | firstrate locality and will accommodat eat ig quiet: sales of 3,000 bushels: white No, 2uine v-six (98) feet oleven (11) inches, then | nerrnts joowuty yey ime | $1 224 08F32% Corn is higher; sales of 10,000 paralie! to line tines four eo)) feet, the ca ‘ Ouxe fourth cash, the residue in 6, 12 and 18 mont’ s — white 74c , yellow 5) ri for 8. tes bearing interest and secured by a deed trust on the property. of higher; mess $18a8t8 10, Beet Siter gu r the improve- is firm; Chicago repacked $12 Soe 50810 OS its thereon, in the hington. D. C.., ap |7-ts BARNARD 2 5 seized and levied upon as the property of Pala Hi: | —"2 SEA RDS BUCERY: Aus. ee oc ln Sims, and will bs sold to satis: 152 Judicial to By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctionee: y s sleady at Sto. January term, 1858, in favor of Morris, Tasker Morris, and Nos, 2i2 and 213 Judiaais to January Avcrion. —On THURS Financial. Sera ee eee este eR aaa | AFTERNOON, Apri'2id, aie o'clock “on the | New Youx, April 2)—Stocks higher gone: pneee ‘ae ee bf Colnmbia | Premises, I shall sell the following valuable Lots, aly Cumter! Coal ny 17%; Iiteois Ceatral shares 92; de. bonds $8; Mich: South- em2y; NewYork tral 89; Penna Coal Com- pany 725; Reading 47; Milwaukie & Mississippi 30.5; Ve. 6's 91; Missouri 6°s 83. Sterling exchange dull at 109 By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. VALUAELE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC NOON, 19th re No. 965, fronting 60 feet 1 inch on tts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets east, conta pir g 6," Lots Nos.9 and 10,same Sq ne 5 inches on north C street. th st quare feet. fronting each 61 between 6th and Lot 9 contain ing 5,292 feet, Lot 0 con- 449 square feet. re berutifully located for building purposes, and will be subdivided to suit purcha- sere. ‘Title indisputable. ‘Terms : One-fourth cash; the residue in 3,6, 9and i2 months, with interest, secured by a deed ia trust on ths premises. On MONDAY AFT instant. at 5 o'clock. we will sell, a three valuab e building lots, viz s C, Dand E of Daly’s subdivision of Square 215, fronting each twenty two (22) feet on I. street nurth and running hack about 1 feet toa ten-feet alley. Tuere lots are in one of the finest loca'ities in Washington. one square nerth of Franklin Row, aud ina fast inpro- ghborhood. ‘Title indizputahie, : One-third cwsh ; the residua in 6, 12, 12, ie T he nicht of the 27th instant. on the certificate of the Di ret niths, sseured by a deed of trust aud bear- api7-d J, C. MoGUIRE, Auct. couviclion, upon application at the a st. All conveya ig at fhe expense olthe ington, MARS ne ofawrtoffie | — aaa WALL & BARNARD, Ancts, | Ubon othee of the | SUK NITURE!—PURAITUR Cirevit jumbin for the c ne directed, | shail TURE he most er sortment FURNITURE. everoflered togn ~ SAL KIS P@STPONED of the weather autil E UON next nil 2ist, streets bracing every article necessary cama hour aud place. 2 Pipa \ 2th street,on FRI use irom the kitchen to the al ap2) WALL & BARNARD, Auets Poth day of April, 1858, at 11 o'clock a. m., to which | cordially inv te ali who are in woods and ctatt! ine want of Furnitar = < in zive me call, promising Ry A.GR « Auctioneer. Mahogany Sofa, Rockine Cli 4 bargains to all, LLENT and ARLY NEW MOUSE. | Carpets, Wardrobe, ‘Tables, Washstands. Mantle | Handsome Par'or Svites, covered with Broeatetie, pan KitcHen Foasitcre at Auction — | Ornaments, Mabogeny Sofa, Lounge, Chairs, &e , comprising 2 Tete-s tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs, JAY, the nth instant, | shell peil at the 4c, seized and levi JW. upon as the tles of - &nd 6 Reception Chairs, Biack \Walnut and Mahogsay Parlor Suites in har cS hy ‘ood, Walnut and Mahogany Bedstends, —— Mahogany Marbie top Bureaus in great Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washetands, utatall Biaek Wal: “Wardrobes, ly carved, Ont. Walnut and Sahocuny Martie tts Bekctonnde, et back. Oak, Wainut, Mahogany Marble-top Sideboards, ods aud chat- ohn Kxpey, and will be sold to sstisfy No. is, to May term, 1258. in favor of Suter, Lea & Co, use of Geo. T. MoGlue. J. D. HOOVER, ap'5 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) LYE writs offier facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum- tia, for the county of Washington and to me direct- licke, decensed, at ten a.m. on Indiaun avenue No. 72, between ist and 2 streets west, a superior assortment of F urni- ture, vin: Fine walnut brocatelle covered Parlor Set, compris - ing French Sofa, or and Parlor Chairs, Mahogany Sofa, Arm Rocker, Tables and Stands, Do. warb.e-top Sideboard and Sofa Table, Do. Bookease, Bureau and Washstands, Walnut Hat Rack and Extension Lining Table, - Parlor Window Curtains, Shades and Ornaments, | 04,1 shall expose to public sale for casi in frontof |" wood-top, s . * | the Court House door of ssid county on FRIDAY, | Ey mode Desks. Silt Gothic Frame Mirror, | the 2th d-y of Mareh, a53, at 12 o'clock msthe fol. | wigiaed Walnut Commode and > lowing described property, to wi All defendant's right, tite, claim and interest in and toall that piece or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown. inthe Dis- sat of Columbia. which is ded wi the fol- Superior Velvet =Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to match, ‘Stair Carpets and Rods. Drugget and Straw Matting, Parlor Walnut and Mahogany a or W bat M top and ether tage Sets, from 930 $ Mahogany, Walnut and Oak E: T pried a Ere Tc Mahogany and Walnut ine: : China, Glass avd Crockery Ware, among which isa | [0W!ng metes and bounds, to w, Borjaning onthe | Mahogany, Walnut aud lrow Tat Racks, r . west side of Market Space ata point 10 inches 9 fine old bound Ne and Cotlee Set, Ivory Han- | Youth from the corner of Brides reet and Market ¥ = pol ng Wanut Ayn mat Pa. be 6 ile i Spsce, and ranning thence west with the north wail Walnut and Mabogaay Parlor Chairs, Ook Bedeteade ree Maitresees, of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby de- Walnut Di and Othee Ch bantsome Cooking, Red-ator aud oclier Stoves, goribed, and the lice thoreof extending 39 feet. | Ruch bottom Reception Cha ts, With a good lot of Kitenen Roquts Bitches trend Parallel with Market Space 2 teet | and Rockers, of every style and . tO8 point which will be inter- Terms: Ail sums under $.5, casu; over $25, a ren’s high and int whi ow ¢ every credit of two and four mouths, for notes sxtisiacto | fected by the line of the south wall of said house | Tucker's celebrated Spring -siat Beds, Gilt fi extended west, then by said line reve east to | T n'y endorsed, bearing _— SEEN, Avetioneer. Marxet Space at the ssutheast oorner erped nell and other Lookine. Ginwsen, ‘ete-n-tete So! Lounce Bedsteads other Leu and eo, iron - g and then north and with the line of Market Space Z P. 8. ‘The House is For Rent, Jt is in fine order, | fect 6 iaches to the piace of beginning, w! fe ay the a eed Boao te Festi Beas. anda handsome location, Possession given imme- | northeast corner of said ‘house, together w, thalland R srdrobes and Washstands, Bedsteads, Saloon diately. Inquire on the premiaes. . singular the imp-ovements thereon, seraed and lev Tabiea, Washsinks, Towe. Kacks, Wash ap i2d ALG. ted yon as the property of George oder, Jt. and Work “Pabies. Walnut and Mahogany "erie eo imi 1 . - will be so.d to satisfy yudicials . 335, and S36 id Cradies, W Mahogany Bookenses, in Dale ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | (o Octuber term, 18th, im favor of Joahus Hatcher | PiaacrRaet, Myelnut and Mahorany Bookenses, in douivauonce of the inclement weather until | and Naroy Hatcher, and Nos. 184, 155, 195, and 137 ex, Cainpste . ESDAY, the 2vth instent, same hour, Judieiais to May term, 1858, in fayer sline and vers aelebra: api6 AVGREEN, Auet, | Uition: Beter Brion, Bensainiy ‘Print eed ohm raver & Bavers gisnated, Sewing . . temper _ fi Srumbaugh. »b. IVER, No. 318, Iron Hail, Pa avenue, y THE ABOVE SALE IS STILIL FUR 2dtze M hal fort Sal " ne . Postponed. on recount of the inclement | '* 4t# Marshal forthe District of Columoia ~oreen eee Eee. weather, ath {URSDAY, the 22d insta ite TUE ABOVE SALE. IS POSTPONED, for hour: und wr'l positively a place, rain o AGRE [8 MISS YOU aT HOME. want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April — ap 2 td RE next, 1858, sume hour and piace. Do they miss you at home? So cr nn ep rye neers nas J. D. HOOVER, No; fora Picture they have that’s so near, LU = m27ts Marshal for the District of Columbia, 7 +o life-like, — sy Ra] ive ra ou o orm th ay Minus voice—and they hold it most desr. feseude oad he paplicrett ardinte: | {> THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Ri eit to fur- . MELDING wh or prepared in manner ready for use. ‘They will a a0 keep on Or inake to order at the shortest notice, SAS BLIN GS, DUURS, MOULUINGS, &e.: also, kinds Postponed, until FRI By Sowns "twas done in 8 eecond, same hour and place. nd sent at a trifiimz expense : Its vaiue to them cannot be reckon’d In any computation of pence, AMBROTY PES for 50 cents and upwards at R. SANDs’ GALLE -the 7th of May, 1858, J.D HOOVER Marshal for District of € nish all kinds ef L PUR POSES, either in the d, SH 1 ail] ; PLANING and SAWING at tho lowest apts . a. —In virtue of a writ of rates: and invite persons in want of the above to N under the lien law,’ issued from | ap 14 Pa. ave., bet. 8th and 9th streeis. give them a call. eet Dose bee ty of Wasinee ot. | HE LATEST FORKIGN PUBLICATIONS se Y 3 ret of Columbia, fo aty of Washington, / cone A ip wee E Aid Sete dotory oorner 1h an Canal and to me directed, I shall e to pubiic sate for le received at the Music Roost im 12-eo2m Mcl.EAN & MUNRO casi, in front of the Court e door of said conn- hid W. Go METZRROTT. ty, on WEUNESDAY, the 2n day of Apri’. 1878, at 'l2o’clock,m., the followirg described property to wit: being all defendant’s rizht. title, claim, ant interest, in and to the certain building, erected on the who'e of Lot No l6 and part of Cot No. RD roy De Coy tsi seecpenst Siete oar meee NEW FURNITURE STORE, 3 et oi cle- A 3 SE ; s tf. 8 Bene! i z No 413 SeventH Street, graph ‘Company between New ‘ork and We 4 ton, or any part thereof no: less than 50 miles. One door south of H. ‘The undersigned have opened a FURNITURE STOak at the above location, Square No. 847, inthe City of Washington, The Line onthe Rasiroad consists of four wires wnere they will keep constantly being the whole of Lot No. 16 and 12 feet next ad- | between New York and Washington. The Line on hand a varied asi nent of jo of Lot No. 17, running back tre whole depth | On the common road of two wires, the entiretdis- s of sud Lots No. 16 sed 17, 105 feet 1 inch, and will | nee. be sold to satisfy Judicial, No. 2, to May term, 1°33, in tavor of John Purdy against William 8. Venable. . JOVER, Marshal for the Dist of Colombia, wil! state the charge per mil ies inorder, property insulat i substituting, when LES. ‘They are de termined to seil on the most reasonable terms, and ask of the public to cail at their establishment and for ki ——. ‘and the and sound chestnut posts, 25 fect long, poled. and ap3.dte and see for themselves. six inches im diameter at emai! end REPAIRING and VARNISHING and UP-| ——— = ddrese J. KENDALL, TERY W EFRIGERATORS, ICE PITCHERS, WA General nt 7 HOLSTERY WORK donein the most substautial R PETER COOLERS, be wn ll-ectf {a Old Furniture taken in exchange far new. Farso mversal Stone-Jar Refrigerator, with Waterman's Patent Vertuator attached, conceded by all who have used them to be deeuled'y best Refr gerator kuown, St The HIGHEST CASH price paid for ali descrip tions of Housekeeping Articles. Persons about to I CE-ICE"ACE™ decline housekeeping will find itto their advantage JUST RECEIVED and nowt: ine, per 100n- to all. a8 We ure prepared to buy ia f pseu’s Patent Ice-Pitchers, era W.. Salisbury, A. Micdieton, ‘obecon night, Gr Sinail lot and willgive pa'ticuisrat-entionty this | | Warer-Crolers, &c. ghd M.A. Stropshire. eizht hundred and forty six braneh of business. KL & BU ¢ Also on hand, a large stock o? Cabinet Furniture | tong best quality BOSTON 1CK Isa 37th street and Housckheeping Articles genernilv 4 eos Cc. W. BOTELER, General Nouse-Furtishing Ware Ap 2 coiw c + r south of Ht, LJ. MIDDDEION. Office, corner t and 12th ate, ASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from F best hoi sea, at GIBBS'S, near theaormeretne straat. Pe te oon yO YOU WISH TO ECONOMISE?— 1 ) sure to buy custom made He Na ah - of shoes made like Pindar's razors, to sel ru pd 16-e03t To Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Tobacconists, Druecsts,and tae Trade generally, SAMS perb HA T° CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. We would call the attention of Carpenters and Ruiders to our immense stock of MASE BLINDS, MOULD. w ceived We, the undorsigne « ceived DOORS, 2 INGS, &e. nported Havana, 100 pr. of Blinds of various notBe Wear, SHOES, es; ‘ly t mdiee’ ila Mharcoots . whieh are No. 1. and Children’ subscriber of mn vn! er 1,400 Windows of Sash, of various the very best mate: Kined in this coun- 85,40 Choncha, ws or unelezed. Also, & well selected stoc! tev. T cally complained of, 4040 Operas, ear, wo prey ok irom kiln dried lumrd, Sy : a a von ah f weaving tse jens. I t merous to mention, would ca! articular attertion to our ck of 1s now ready jupply a}in Was pre ctber Bumees too 0s ork ni Mouldiags of over 15) differeut patterns, We bave made arrancements with the best northern mauu- factures for constant supplies. Ail those intending to build the coming season we think will vo well to give uss cail und examice our stock and prices before purchacin, elsewhere. .» W. HAMILTON & CO, tea ly desire tu eco highly finshed SHOES, Si IPPERS. &c, as well as with the strongest heaviest kind of Chidren’s School or every day Shoes. intended for durability sod bard service, and waren las!. also includes Servant’s Shoes and Boots, strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war- Also, 250 baskets Hvidsick Champagne. Also, various brands of choice oid Wines and Li- quors. 5S. SAMSTAG & CO., 839 Pa. avenue. Let 6th and 7 h sts . Browns’ Hotel, Washington City, D.C, acoo ding to ainouut, with good paper. ola GAaiTrR P ranted to every purchaser ADIES’ BRAIDS, PLAITS. CURLS, HALE N. t ed and Sawed - rices are butatrifie more than the cost of 4 WIGS aud PUFES, at GIBBS'S Hair store, | ote aiua, Newsis ned Balurtore feisned soon, | this SF aed Mork and suaterialc white bis ose eae! near oorner of 18th st. and Pa. av. ndim and Riinds Pointed and Hang to order. wyEare, toon Four sieneo ener. causal e . in I __._ TO MOTHERS. _ Se ace rent ernas ne oars ROT te Lomas ote ein — HAV. om hand, and om daisy reotiving from the | TP So Re | Litchowid eoltend best the cetemchiavs wart ter Note Ee arene GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS rox SPRING | themselves. CHARLES WEIR WA Ni J Le a Py ah . four and two wheels, SPRING GiGs. pi Diet et reed eee CHAISES, PER A fresh supply of the most fashionable styler SA FORS, and CABS, all j LANE’S cheap TOIL’ T of which I will sell low for cash, vanes ionabt : ich I will sell sale VOODWARD. ap I7-enst cc paeeeess hen than they can be purchased new eA wed Metropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, — ae ee eg | CHINA, GLASS. and QUEENS WARE, ap 10 Gteo No. 318 Pa. av., bet. lth and Ith sts ALExXanpes’s Faris D GLOVES FOR — pecan She moe Seg th many other CPi > - ‘. elen to merous PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, An additional between Sth and loth streets, P® S¥Enae, LEMEN, ath ear CaRLisie, P. Gi ust ro ; ved at) » Pa. . just recel’ td iil loves, in variety of colors, ius ine tj Cail and see § ‘Twenty-fourth Session (five mouths) commences a aeis for anaes serene: ese attention given to the comfort and improve- Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. = © HN MoDEVITT._ ment of twenty five Lads, P ap 17-e0St A. avenu Entire Expense: Cireulars at this = CANAR HAVE just received from >, manufioturers the t beautiful ussortmert of CANARY G BIRD end PARROT CAGES! exhibited in the Distriet. For eal« shat Cc, WOODWARD’s tan Stove and Grete Factory, & Pa. av., bet. 10: acd 1th gia. JSEKEEPERS. WOULD bee iasye to iniorm Rocsskerreresed | or ares BURN Plainfield, Cumberland Gorses Pa. those who may address him previous mm 3l-eotf DEES SHIRTS FOR Le Le tnose going to housekeeping thal of the largest and best selecte: Double and Single Oven CO. ts STOVES" aud “HOUSE FURNISH Ss 8 ci ash. COOLS ete WHODa Ae Will esil on to April 20th. "No! A CARD. F ‘ rior quaiilies and warranted to fit. A ful as- tan Stoveand trate Fi 7 Ca LLat C. WOODWAKD’S © corte ona ae ene Furnes PPO ag oe Ty et mth and "ith dis, FAN STOVE and GRATE FACTORS Rotds np 17 east 42 Pa avente, | QPRING AN LLINERY, hi arge ad Drautiful verygeetaene an (CASH Palb FOR FURNITURE, MRS. L.. ALLEN will open on Tueaday, March | low for oush oS TLC HES, WhIOh w Ried Mth, & handsome assortment of SPRING Housekeepers leaving the city.or ot deolining | and "SUMMER MILLINERY, to which Tr .u. ™ housekeeping, are ully, e invite; attention of the Ladies, SO 2) bhds. informed that we are 4 “Wao. au Fa. srenue, betwose ori em sotn 25 b's. pi Buuimts. 10 eurokas heir entire streets. ® bble. REFINE sehold Eifee ia Bleaching and Pres: i sinall quantities) at fair prices for eash, and thus wes Shelve yt oskege' save them the expense aud trouble incident to an tt) Just received and Suction. Persons will find it to their advantage to RS. CECILIA YOUNG, now residing in Bp '3-eo6t give us &callin this particular,as we possess the Ashington, will receive pupils in VOCAL 7 means aud facilities for pleasing them. MUSIC either as private pupils fa ‘classes MPORTANT Cash advances eon Furniuure and every de- ‘or terms, &o,, apply at lth street, between 3 “IL Remember ihe pgee a erepyges Wie in Gonectorn ranteed in’ ir . upils in George can |ONTZ & COOMB: ton doa my ios deh a a 1 tne k. Tiday: Ito 2o’alook. ies ap 1a eves 1 a