Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notic to Apvertisexs.—To secure the most conspicuons positions for advertisements in Tue STAR 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 to see them. It is always safest to get them to onr counter between 8 and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. Criminat Court —Trial of John Esse r for the ‘murder of Owen Quigley, on the 3d day of June, 1556 —When our report closed yesterday the evidence of Dr. young bad just nm cou- cluded in relation to the post mortem examina- tion held by himself and Dr. Eliot on the body of the deceased, Quigley. ‘The next witness called to the stand was— H. D. Metcalf, sworn —Knows the prisoner at the bar; bas known him some time; was in Naim & Palmer's store and heard some one ery, “ Hur- rah for Magruder;’” walked to the window to see what it was. and saw Essex striking at Quigley; he struck him, on the flag footway, a few feet from the corner; the deceased fell f) the blow, and Essex stamped on him, on the breast or neck, and then walked off; at the time Essex struck him the deceased was backing off towards the point where witness wax standing; his head struck the pavement; don’t know whether de- ceased was drunk or sober; Essex stamped two or three times on deceased; Quigley did not seem to be striking at Exsex; it was near the middle of the day. Cross-eramined —NWV hen witness first saw the parties they were a few feet beyond the line of the curbstone; Essex did not ssy anything; didn’t see whether the deceased was fending eff or striking at Exsex; he appeared to be throwing up his hands; don’t think any person was as near the parties at this time as himself (witness:) two Tsous were with Kasex,at first, and after the striking took place, one of them came and canght Essex by the arm, and took him off with him; all this time witness was at the window; witness koows one of the men who was with Essex; his wame is John Tretler; thinks the other one is named McCarty; (nigley appeared to be walking up the street at the time of the attack; witness saw a pistel, which was said to have been taken from Quigley. don't know where the body wax taken from there, but thiuks it was carried home, some one in the crowd sad the pistol was found in Quigley’s ket; witness was afterwards sumunoned to the house of deceased's father, to testity, Exeex only struck one blow that witness saw, and that was apparently under the chin; thinks Essex struck with his right band; he did not appear to stamp on Quigley’s body very bard, not with his whole force. J. W Finks, sworn —On the day after the Mayor's election witness started out of Brown’s hotel, where he was then staying, to go to the Kirkwood House; a dennken nvin just then passed along crying “ Hurrah for Mazruder;” he went ahead of witness all the way up the street to Ninth street, where he met three men, and turned to the right to let them pass; at the time he was so doing he cried again © Hurrah for Magruder; Essex, who was one of the three who met him, then turned and caught him by the coat collar, and turning bim partly round, siruck bim twice; he fell to the pavement E-sex then made as if to xo along, but changed his purpose, and walked back and stamped upon him twice Cross-rramined —W itness, at the time, was withina few feet of the parties; witness stood perteetly still while all this was passing; wit- ness thought Essex stamped upon Quigley quite bard as be was lying prostrate on the pavement; when Quigley was struck he threw up his arms; he was quite deunk, when Essex caught Quig- ley by the collar, he caugbt him with his left hand, and struck him with his right Ca F Wood, sworn -—The day after the May- o's cleetion,was coming from the hay market in Market Space; sew three mea going down the Avenue, east, and saw Quigley coming up; they passed each other without noticing each other at all; beard Quigley. after passing them, ery “bur- rab for Magruder;”? Essex went back, and struck, as Witness thought, one blow, and Quigley fell, and witness beard his skull strike the pavement aod crack; Exsex then stamped twice violeutly on Quigly’s neck or breast Cross ¢ramined —WV itness was about 120 feet from the spot when this transpired; when Essex advanced on Quigley, the latter threw up his hands as if in self-defence; Essex struck with his right band; (Quigley did not appear to move alter he fell. Andrew Sessford. sworn —Was at the second Story window of Gideon's printing ottice at the time mehtioned; heard some one cry for Magruder; saw the pasties pass each other, then saw one os the three who had passed the deceased, turn back and strike deceased. he fell; here the party who bad struck, staraped on the prostrate man two or three times; witness thought he jumped on him. Cross cramined.—Witness was some distance of; bot thought he jumped on the deceased; 18 cenfident though about the stamping; saw that distinctly; the deceased was midway between the curbstone and the corner house; he was standing still and Essex was approachin:: him when wit- ness first saw the parties; witness heard about a pistol, but did not see one [Here the Grand Jury came in and were called] he court then adjourned To-day, the Court met at the usual hour and the trial was resumed by caliing for the prose- cution Joan O° Dieyer. sworn. ov Quigier; was com Saw the assault made down Ninh street, aed beard 4 man burrahing for Mayrivter; this’ was on the corner of Ninth street and Penns; lvania avenue; saw aman strike (Quigley and knock bim down; Cross--ra © afterwards stamped on him insd —He ht (Quigley by the breast aud struck, as Witness thought, one blow, whick ked him down. Witness saw the man who struck Quigley, afterwards stamp once on the deceased dl to the ctreumstance dy the t ley calling out for Mauru He was then pat ia a wa-ron and driven off; wit. ness did not examine the body, but thinks there was blood abont the mouth. Mr. Metcalf. re-called —The cireumstance hap- pened in June, nearly two years azo Charles H. Payne, swort.—Was fifty yards off from th» place wheve the alfatr occu ire; on the south side of Pa. avenue aud Ninth st ; was sitting in bis deer, and saw three men going down the avenue, aod they met a drunken man. (Quigley;) they | seed cach ether and faced abont, when Cquiyley threw up his right hand; as he did so, the one nearest bim struck him, and be fell; he then stamped on bim; the three men then left at a quick pace; witness and several others then went up aud took Quigley and laid him in the shade, against the wall of the corner house; as they laid him down @ pistol from the pantaloons was loaded to the muzzle: half an hour where they laid ‘was brought and the dead man carried home. Cross-ezamined —Did wot notice the clothes of deceased as to marksof having been stamped on; saw no dit about the breast or shirt to indicate the marks of a man’s bee! upon them Jos. Lawton, sworn —On the day after Magru- der was elected was walking down Pennsylvania avenue, and when nearthe corner of Ninth street saw three men meet a man who cried Hurrah for Magruder '*’ one of the three men turned and struck him and knocked bim down, and after- ward stamped once on him; he then turned and aw butone blow struck, and that wa« k went « on the m ined — Essex ley certainly stamped somewhere about the shoulder; tion was a very rapid one: wit ped till the deceased was removed upto the wail of the house and then left (Tbe Grand Juzy were here called and went inca wession | The Dist Attorney rested the case here for the United Sates Mr. Bradley then proceeded to address hi epening remarks to the jury, and occupied so time tn stating what, in bis judgment, constit:- ted the crime of murder, that of manslaughter, a so homicide, without any n tocommit bodily harm In relation to the evidence which had been adduced on the part of the prosecution, Mr. Bradley, without any comment upon it, con- tended that there was not one single element in 3t to constitute a case of murder he gist of the opening was to state, that the defence expected to show that, on the occasion stion, when the parties had met, th raised his arm as if to strike Essex; and that, before be had time to strike, Essex, expecti ow, struck bim one blow, which { down Then, thinktng that the de. rd might rise to renew the attack, he advanced to kick him; but, on raising bis foot to do so, and finding that he did not rise, he stepped aside; and. in fact. did not stamp upon bimat ail Lf these facts were proved to the jury, in a tusive ma he should expect them to bring ia a verdict of justifiable or excusable homicide The witnesses for the defence were then called andswon And Daneel Met report closed Scremme ty was eniled to the stand asour Count — Weda-sday Jesse Gary Fisq .of New York, was admitied an at and counsellor of this Court Nos. 56 and =7 James Williams, administra. tor. appeilant. ex Robert Oliver's executors, and Robert Oliver's executors, appellants, es. Jaiwes Williams, administ, Nos. 92 and 9%. John Gooding’s administrator appellant, cs Robert Oliver's executors, @ Robert Oliver's exec S. appellants. rs. Jobn Gooding ’s administer The ary ament in these causes was commenced by Messrs. H. Winter Davis and Dulany for the ad istrators of Wil- liams and Gooding, and continued by Mr J. Mason Campbell for Otiver’s executors. Ad journea Inquest .—At five o'clock, yesterday morning, the body of a new-born white mate {nfant, was found on the door steps of St Vincent's Orpbao Asylum. A jury was summourd by ener Woodward to inquire into the cause of the death. The verdict was, that the child was born alive, and placed upon the steps by som person unknown, and died from exposure and want of proper attention | | Tue Mavorarty.—The following correspon- dence has been handed us for publication : Wasuinetos, D. C., April 20, 1858. Rictaxy Wattacn, Esq. —Dear Sir: un- dersigned, deprecating the idea of a Party nomi- nation for the Chief Magistracy of our city, and believing that much of the disorder exiathng i our community has sprung from tbe spirit of party which has gradually crept into, and now controls our municipal attairs, and satistied that the welfare of the city demands that oar munici- pal government should be placed in independent sty we ask permission to use your name as a candidate, entirely independent and irrespec of party, for the Mayoralty of the city, at the ap- preaching election. Respectfully, &c., &c., Signed by—Middleton & Beall, Hamilton & Leach, Thomas Berry, Augustus E. Perry, Bar- bour & Semmes, Thompson & Hamilton, John H. Buthman, Harmon Burns, John H. Canning- ham, E. E. White, Horatio Beall, John R. Ash- bey, Robert Johnson, Robert H Broom, Z. D. Gilman, James McColgan, Edward Hall, Jobn F. Webb, C.S Fowler, Wail & Barnard; Wm M. Shuster & Co., Robt Brown, Alex. McIntire, Willard Drake, C. W. Boteler, sr, ©. S. Whit. tlesey, Andrew Small, Jno. Moore, 'A. P. Hoover, George H_ Plant. Samuel Bacon, M. K. Walsh, Joseph W. Kelly, Joseph C Barber, Job W. Angus, Henry Seitz, jr, Robert Crnit, P. W. Browning, H.W. Martin, Charles Miller, Geo. S. Gideon Casper Barber, John J. Kelley, Sam- uel A. Rainey, J. W. Colley, Thomas Pursell, Wm. H. Upperman, R S$. Coxe, John Beele, George T. Smallwood, J_H. Craig, M. Lacwer- stein. Jas. W. Sears, 3. 'T. Wall, Francis Brand- ner, John Rainey, Cyrus Martin, W. E. Clever, Jesse B_ Wilson, John MeCutchen, James B Munro. Levi Pamphrey, RM. Brimmer, Lem’| ‘Towers, John Kemp, John Hurd, and others. Wasnixotox, April 21, 1858. GentLeMrN: 1 have just received your letter of yesterday asking (Sig ree to use my name “as a candidate entirely independent and irre- spective of party, for the Mayoralty of this city at its appronching municipal election Tam grateful for the honor intended me, com- ing spontaneously as tt does from you of my fel- low-citizens without distinction of party; the more so for your delicacy, and the confidence implied in not AN pitted me to have or assume to have any party aflinities, or sentiments otherthan the welfare of our city, to qualify the duties of the oftice, or entitle dence of the community. Having never belonged to either of the promi- nent political parties of the day, | cannot seek the highest office in the gift of my fellow-citi- zens except as their candidate,’and could consist- ly, as I do, permit the use of my name only in the way you request. With moch respect, Lam your friend and fel- low-citizen, Ricuarp WaLtacn. To Messrs. Middleton & Beall, Hamilton & Leach, Thos. Rerry, Barbour & Semmes, Thomp son & Hamilton, A. Perry, John H. Buthman, and others. Fourtn Warp. —A meeting of Democratic aid Anti-Know-Notbing citizens of the Fourth Ward was held last night, at tl% Assembly Rooms, for the purpose of making ward nominations for the coming annual election. It was presided over by H. B. Sweeny, E to discharge to the confi- isq., was renominated to the Board of Aldermen, by acclamation. The meeting then went into the election of can- didates for the Common Conncil; and during the counting of the votes Mr. J. G. Berret, the Dem- ocratic nominee for Mayor, addressed the meet- inz, saying that, having received the nomination for the highest office within the cift of the people of this oy representing the Anti-Know-Nething Democratic sentiment, it would be his proud am- bition to reflect that sentiment throughout the canvass; and if the nomination should be ratified at the ballot-box, be should take it as an earnest that throughout his administration he would be sustained by a sound public sentiment which would mark #n era in the affairs of the city, and lead toa result whieh weuld make the Federal metropolis a model in every sense of the word. He had not come there to make a speech, but to interchange friendly sentiments with the people. If elected to the mayoralty, he should execute the laws as he found them on the statute-books; for he held tht if aiaw could not be executed, it should be obliterated from the statute-books. Mr. Berret then retired, amid the cheers of thecrowd. Mr. Walter Lenox was then called out, and ad- dressed the people fora few minutes. He begged them, in selecting those who might represent them in the Councils of the city, to select those who would sustain the Mayor of their choice. He alluded to the nomination of Mr. Berret for Mavor, and stated that, although he entertained for the opposing candidate (Mr. Richard Wal- tach) the most friendly sentiments, yet he bad lived to little purpose if he conld not sacrifice those feelings when duty stared him in the face. Ou those grounds he endorsed the nomination of Mr_ Rerret cordially and fully. Capt Moore being called for, spoke brietly. He called upon the citizens to refrain in every respect from violence and those diegraceful scenes which have of late become prevalent at our elec- tious. To give their opponents no opportunity to engage with them in personal controversy, but to endeavor by every means in their power to maintain good will, good feeling, and kind rela- ions with all The count being taken on the nominations for the Council Board, it was found that Elijah Ra- monston Was renominated, and that Messrs. W. P Mohan a as new candidates. declared tnanimous The nominations were then The following was the re- i salt of the ballot Wm. P. Mobun 172, B monston 111, Dr. Noble Young , Dr WL H ©. Duhar 17, Richard H. Clarke 105, James A. Kennedy 44, Seattering The meeting then Tau Merrorontray held its annual meetin Mecnanics’ Inetirets for the election of officers at the City Hall last night, the President, Thos. U_ Walter, Esq., in the chair The list of members shows that the Institnte has four honorary members, eight life members, and sixty-tive annual members, whose subserip- tons wil! ¢ fe in December next geutlemen were elected officers: Thomas |) Walter, LL D lents—Georve WR s, Joseph A Peter M. Pearson, and Charles P. Wan- well, Cor espording Secretary Charles F. Stans- bury, MD. Kecording Seeretary—Jo! T. Mitchell. Vinaneial Secretary—Hen 'y Jauney. ‘Treasorer— William F Bayly. Librarian—William Wurderman Manazers, (one-third of the board being annvu- ally elected. )-—Valentine Harbauzh, Charles Ed- monston, Z D Gilmau, Aimon Baldwin, Sam uel Lewis, James O'Neill, Phineas J. Steer. and Thomas Creaser Wa. F. Bayly, treasurer, submitted his annual feport, showing a balance in bis hands of $919 Eight hundred dollars of this per cent., the remainder in the tr payment of bills and current expenses. accepted and ordered to be recorded Henry Janney, financial secretary, submitted his annual report, showing the amount of dues collected from annual members during past year—S!27. Report accepted and ordered to be adopted Theclection of Messrs. Mitchell and Stansbury having left two vacancies in the class of managers whose termexptres in IS6U, Messrs. A. P Hoover and Benj. F. Getings were elected to fill them. 0 Report THR AMERICAN Memican Association will hokl its coming annual meeting in this city, at the Smithsonian Institution, commencins on Tuesday, May 4th. The delegates are elected by the different focal Medical Societies throny li the country, who usualiy select their most'e t men to represent them. It isexpected t the meeting this year will be unusually larze. embracing probably tive hundred members, The Profession here bave made arrangements to ren- der the meeting wmong us as interesting aud agreeable as possible Tbe Association generally continues in session three or four days. devoting the days to business —the reading and discassion of xcientitic and professional reports the eveninys to social intercourse. On this occasion the houses of several medical gentlemen will be open each evening, and In addition, the Convention will be received onthe first evening by the President, and on the second and third they will be enter. tained at the hospitavle mansions of Secretary Cass and Senator Douglas. After the adjourn. ment there will be an excursion to Mount Ver- non and acollation at the White House on the banks of the river, affording the guests ar op- portunity of viewing that very intcrestiag spec - (acle—the Potomac fisheries in full operation Severe Blow —Tursday night last, in conse- quence of a family quarrel, two men, William Richards and Dennis Buchly, residents of the Seventh Wad, came in collision. Richards ek Buchly # blow that split his face and bead, ting the attention of # pir necessary Was arrested, and token before Justice He was charged with striking Bueh- et; bat he declares be sicuck with tee Rowland beld him to bail to appear at Court. Cextre Marker —This morning there was quite a large attendance of country dealers in the Centre Market, and a very excellent supply of provisions was offered The vegetable market in lwpreving rapidly. In the fish market large rock were selling at 21a81.a0 each, shad 25a37e per pair, and small rock and perch 25a3le per puuch. At the hay stands prices ranged from fc. to $1.10 per ewt EARLY IN THE S#asov.—Monday evening com- plsint was nude to the police officers of the Sey- enth Ward that a large dog, evidently suffering with bydsophobia, was passiag about the streets. ‘The dog was discove: =f pe shot by otfleer Gill The case was generally admitted to be nuine, and the officers were unwilling to kill the dog vatil satisfied that he was actially mad. The appearance of 4 mag dog at this season is very unusual, Suorrirting —Yesterday the store of Clagett, Newton, a girl about 13 yeats of age, taking goods from the store and hiding them under her shawl. a ave information to the proprietors, who. fer and commenced questioning her. Shedenied the charge until they began to search her, when she si and ran into acellar on Ninth street. ‘She was arrested by officer Ross, who took her before Justice Thompson. She gave her name as Reeves. Jusiice Thompson, after hearing the evidence, committed her to the egmnty jail. Excexpinciy well worth a visit is the Catho- lie Fair now in progress at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and which positively closes this week. Warcu Rervans.—Christi® Sock, German, firing gun in the street; workhouse 90 days. Jas. Hadman, Ireland, riotous and disorderly con- duct; $300 security for Court. Ten lodgers—non- residents. Dr. Haris invites the attention of sufferers to the following remarks: Having devoted his entire attention to the cessful treatment of CHRonic PLAINTS for twelve years, giving relief effecting cures highly satisfact ry te many, begs to state that no consulting fee will be required. and state your case. A thorough examination will be made, and if relief can be afforded and a cure ef- fected, a candid Aye or No will be given. Pines, KHEUMATISM, ASTHMA, Srrictures of THR URerura, Grave., Drorsy, IRRITATION OF THE BLADDER, ‘ and all diseases or derangements of the genitals in both sexes. call upon or address K. B, Harris. M. D., National Hotel. Dr. H_ will visit Washington every weex during April, May, and June. remsining” Wednesdays, Thursday s.and Fridays of eacn week. Can be con- ane — 9a. m. to m., and 5 to 8 p.m. Ap 22-21 THe RELIEF afforded by Dr. J. Hostetter’s “Stom- fch Bitters,” inall cases of Drapepsin and other similar afleotions, has given that valuable pre suiarity among those who for years svfiered ichailments. [tis exceilent as a tonic and tent in its effects onthe system. Its history most of miracles. one to which Dr. Hostet- ter can point with confidence and credit. Indeed, no remedy, perhaps, in the same period attained such an extended popularity as the Dc rs “* Bit- ters,’ which are ever regarded as a certain cure for distress of stomach, Thos who have tried it speak pratingly of its effects, snd therefore we can com- mend it to general u The “Bitters” are free from anything calculated to prove injurious to the system, or objectionable to the patient. Fer sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- rywhere. ap 2)-e03t = Weobpine Cans, very pretty and very cheap; 108 Cream and Water Toes at ed per. ealloneat the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner I%h and F ap 10-5w* J. Fusseut. On the 15th instant, at the residence of ths bride's father. in this aity, by the Rev. Bishop Pierce, D. .» DUBOSE, Esq, of Memphis. Tenn., to Miss 3A oA TOOMBS, only daughter of the Hon. RK. ‘combs. At Malvern, near Alexandria, on the l4th instant, by the Richt Reverend Bishop Meade.R 1 ARD R. MASON to NANNIE VAD youngest daughter ofthe Right Reverend Bi: Johns, of Virgima. On the 2ist instant. after an illness of four davs, of scarlet fever, MARY, eldest child of Washin.ton and the late Elizabeth Naylor, aged 10 years and 7 months, The fonera! will take place from her late resi- dence. on D street. between | 1 14th sts., on this (Thursday) Atternoon, at 40’eloek. O14 the 22d instant, M3RY FRANCES, aged 16 months and 20 daye, only child of Joseph Weeks, On the 2eth instant. in the nity of this city. at the residence of her son, Clark Mills, Exq., Mr. JULIANA FRENCIL,of Tay or, Courtlandt coun- ty. New York, in the 7itityeor of her aze. rr GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, Rey's PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 78 BRINGE STREET, GRORGETOWN. HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING. GLAZING, GRAINING, SANDING. VARNISHING, &c., neatly promptly executed by accomplished workmen, on the most reasouable terms. ap 2 3i* A. G. RILEY, RAND ee A Vigilant Fire Company. The members of the Vizilant Fire Company of Georgetown beg leave to announce to their numerous friends and the pablic Renerally teat they will gives Grand ey Ballon MOD DAY. May 3d: nt Forrest Hall, Georsetown, The members pledge them elves to make this oue of the be-t Balls ever given by the Company. Scott’s Celebrated Cotillon Band has been en- gaged for the occasion, Positively no Pats « Caps allowed in the room. except those worn by Firemen. ‘lps ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman ane 168, Managers. Hon. C. Addison. Jobn Thecker, John Shacke ford, John Pauly, Henre O Reaver, Chas. Grimes, John Scott, 3 Hlins, Join T. Findley, Wm. Graves, M. T. Mekunis, Silv ‘ster Koonts, Joseph Koonts, B.A. King. Ap 22-dth por TOES.—-9% bushels prime, White Merocr, New Jarsey POTATOES just arrived on board mer Hutoka, and fer sale in iots to suit pur- Ors. PETER BERRY, ap 2) at 85 Water street Georgetown. (OR BOSTON.—Finst clipper schac The superior Nick- 2g, e quicl = t for tne above. dispatch. Pitas £2 3 to HARTI 101 Water street. Vesseu.— M ap iy at FO8 SALE OR commodious DWE Johu Mountz, sited on the south side of Bridge, T. LLING between Washincton and Jetferson streets. It con tains 12 roome, & fine sto.e room. 2 kitchens, 2 | lars, and has a fine lot attached ‘Toaca eful tenant the terms will be moderate. Apply to CAROLINE, south side Bridge street, Georze ap '7 2awew VOR SAL. A valuable F ARM, on the George- townand Rockvilie Turnpike, about five mues acd a haif from Georgetown, of 8*42 acres. vuildings are a new House, Barn and other out idings, on a good elevation, Has two streams of through tt, making it desirable as a market garden. About 75 acres are now under rovement, about 40 of which is bot. tom land, capsble of yielding from eight to ten bar- elsof corn per acre, without manures. ‘There isn alsoayoung orchard of three hundred apple, peach,and plum trees. About 40 acres of the farm is Cown in clover and grass, & crop of wheat now Cy the ground, and oth.r creps being putin the round, i Further formation apply to BARNARD & BUCKELY, Georgetown. ap ls Im MINE WATCH REMAIRING. | attention paid to the Re} iring of Special at ete WATCHES BY J.A. WATSON, Bridge street, below the Post Othce, Georgetown, D. ‘he ry farm o1 N M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. $7, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georcetown, Announces to eis patrons that at his BESTAUR PT may be found at all times the ch t and most excelient axsortment of LIQUORS, the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season. Menis served at all hours and at the usual prices, jan4-om FN ALES.— We respecttully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last ceeded in having a large quantity of Al. ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, will guarantee to be the finest and the largest v: et; that was ever offered in this market. A persons wishing 4 nice article of Ale can have it by applying to us for either of the following branda, viz. Kennett, Burton Pate, India Pale, Phil- ad in and XX. We sleo have a fine article of Brown Stout and X X Porter always on hand. | All orders by mail, or given to our at willbe attended to. _ ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, di7-d Georgetown, D.U. I TO MOTHERS, HAVE on hand, and am daity receiving from the North, a large assortment of Children’s DOUBL Band SINGLECARRIAGES four and two wheels. SPRING GIGS. CHAISES, PERAMBULA LORS, and CABS, all of which I will sell low for cash. Cc. WOODWARD Metropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, apl0 Gteo No. 318 Pa. av., bet. 10th and lth sts | en leet eee ACADEM NKAx CaRuisie, Pa. Branty fourth Session (five months) commences mgs Every attention given to the comfort and improve- ment of twenty five Lads. entire Expenses 365. lars at this office, or address R. K. BURNS, = Plainfield, Cumberland County, Pa Will call on those who may address him previous to April 2th. m 3t-eotf CaAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE, y — Housekeepers leaving the sty ce others declining housekeeping, are respectfully hy ed that we xre prepared, at ali times, to purchase their entire Household Effects (in large or ema'l quantities) at fair prices for cash, and th: save thom the expense aod trouble incident to an auction, Persons will find it to their advantage to sive us acall in this particular. as we possess the means and facilities for pleasing them, ash advances wade on Furnivure and every de- so-iption of Merchandise. Remember the 5 "RONTZ & CoomRS ‘369 7th street, between I and K. ap 10-e0lm (States) QE HALE DOZEN PIANOS bOK or enie, very low, at the Musical Emp No. 306 Pa. avenue, between Sth and Ith ata HIKE Ty 7 “ ___ JOHN ©. REIS SCISSORS, MIRROKS, POWDER BUXES ees ee Si abe Has Se r 18 street, Pa. nd at his Balesroom, under Wilarde'. AUCTION SALES. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEP’S SALE OF SMALL Lo; SUPERIOR WINES AND Liqu ‘Un SA 33 MORNING. april 24th ef Jas. C. Motuire, by virtue shall sell a small lot of Wines ising— Ee dozen Claret Wines, in whole and half hottles, Ch-teau Margaux, Chateau Laatte, and Khenish Wines. and Port Wines, Kochelle Brardy,of high flavor, &o. $25 au under, cash; over that sum, & for satisfactorily endorsed ering interest. CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee. ap 22-d J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auc'ioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS- LAND aT Pusric Avcriox.—On MONDAY AFTEKNUON, 26th instant, at 5% o'clock, on the premises, we will sell Lot numbered /6, 1n subdivi- sion of Square No, 455, fronting 24 feet on 8th street west, and running back 9 feet toanaliey. This sale offers a fine inducement-to secure a good building lot ins pleasant and fast improving part of the city. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 ——— for notes bearing interest and satisfactorily secu: ap 2 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By J. ©. McGUIRE, Auctioneer ERY VALWABLE Besixess STANDON PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN SD AND 434 STREETS, AT Auction —OUn WEDNESDAY AF ‘TE EK NOON, Agri 2th, at 53¢ o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell Lot No.7 in reservation No. 10, fronting 25 feet on Pennsy ivania av., running back? 80 feet to 2 fast alley, with the improvements, consisting of Brick Building, with the excellent on the avenue and accommodations for One-third cash; bilance in 6 and 12 h interest secured by a deed in trust on the terms of sale are not complied five days after sale the right is reserved the risk and expense of the d-faulting it! Re urchaser. m All conveyaneing at the cont of the purchaser. apd J C. MeGUIRE. Auct. ROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP- ing in ropsirthe Lines of the Magnene ‘Tele- graph Company between New York and Washing- top, or any part thereof no: less than # miles. _ The tine onthe Railroad consists of four wires between New York and ington. The Line - the common read of two wires, the entire—dis- NOB. Proposals wil' state the charge per mile for keep- ing the wires inorder, properiy insulated. and the charge of substituting, when required, new wire and sound chestnut posts, 25 feet long, peeled, and 8ix inches in diameter at small end Address J. KENDALL, General Superintendent. mi-eotf Washineton. D.C. CEMICE!-1ck& JUST RECEIVED and now landing, or schoon ers W. Salisbury, A. Miadieton, Rebecca Knight, and M. A. Shropshire. bt handred and forty six tons best quality BO: ICE. L. J. MIDDDETO) ap 16-e03t Office, corner F and 12th 'O CARPEN®BERS AND BUILDERS. We would call the attention of Carpenters and Ruilders to our immeuse stock of RASH, DOORS, BLIN OUL DINGS, &o. W ceived 1,000 pr. of Blinds of vario tne North, which are No 1. We have also in store over 1,000 Windows of Sash, of various sizes glazed or unglezed. Aiso, a well selected stock of Moore, manufactured from kiln dried !umrdr. We would call particular attention to our stock of Mouldings of over 15) different patterns. We have made arrangements with the best northern manu- factures for constant supplies. All those intending to bu Id the coming season we thik - do Teh he give eae call _ fe nae our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. — . H.W. HAMILTON & CO. N. B,—All Patterns of Carved and Sawed Brack- ets: aiso, Newels and Bolusters furaished to order, and Blinds Painted and Hung to orde: Call at No. 56. 7th street, opposite ap8-eolm E NEY FURNIPURE S No One door south of H. x ‘The nudersizned have opened a FURNITURE STOE at the above location, waere they will keep constantly on hand a varied assortment of NEW and SECON HAND FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de- termined to sell on the most reasonable terme, and ask of the public to call at their establishment and see for themselves. . EPAIRING and VARNISHING and UP- HOLSTER Y WORK done in the most substantial manner. Old Furniture taken in exchange for new. The HIGHEST CASH price paid for all descrip- tions of Housekeeping Articles. Persons about to decline housekeeping will find it to their advantage to give us acall.as we are prepared te buy in Inge or sma!| lots and will give ne bo this branch of business. ISRAEBL & BUC ap 12-2w 4 37th street. one door south of H. NGueE-i have a few of those cheap TOILET SET's on hand, which I will sell cheaper than they ean be purchased elnewnere. Also, CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, cveaper thar the cheapest, with many other articles too numerous to mention, at 39 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. Cail and see for yourselves. fi JOHN McDEVITT. im CANARY, I HAVE just received from the manufacturers the most beautiful assortment of CANARY MOCKING BIKD and PARROT CAG 38 ever before exhibited in the District. Por exile — cheap for cash at c, WOODWARD'S M tropelitan Stove and Grete Factory, apio-fteo No. 318 Pa. av., bet. ith and Lith sts, Cc A CARD. ALLatC. WOODWAKD'S METROPOLI TAN STOVE and GRATE FACTORY, No. 38 Pa. avenue. between lotu and Lita sts, fis jarge and beautiful assortment of sp FURNIS , TICLES, whieh low for cash AK, MOLASSES, & ids. NEM oRL SEM Mrs. ‘HERS, WA Reve ATO PRR Ac rson’s Universal Stone-Jar Refrigerator, with wit rman’s Patent Ventuator attached, ir} conceded by all who hyve used them to be decided'y the best Refrigerator known, Stimpson’s Patent Iee-Pitchers, Water-Ceolers, &c. ae aed a nae mss oF Cobinet Furniture and ekeepin ruicles ceneraliv, ; eee EW. BOTELER, General House-Furnishing Ware Rooms. *p2eotw Jron Hall. A street selves nity should cail on her without delay. cknowledged by all who visit her, ae siete Clairvoyant now before the public. O YOU WISH TO E 1 sure to oy oustom made Shoes instead of shoes made like Vindar’s razors, to sell not to wear. SHOES, eapecially tad and Children’s, made by the subscriber o! the very best materia's to be obtained in this coun- try. They never rip, and are usually complained of, if ever, on accoun wearing He 1s now ready to supply & | in Washington, who rea ly desire te nomize, with the finest and most highly fimshed SHOLS, GAITERS, BOOTS, Sul BPERS. &c, ax wall as with the strongest and heaviest kind of Children’s School or every day intended for duraiility and hard service, and last, also includes Servant’s Shoes and Boots, strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war ranted to every purchaser Prices are bntatrifle more than the cost of those of bad work and material, while his work out- wears them four times over. Dr. Franklin never tought & peor article, nor can any one become thrifty wno does Aii'should call and tert the themselves. CHARL ap l4-ly seriber’s work for 8 WEIRMAN 15th street, near IT QRENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED » States being nearly completed, specimen of Binding in Antique and Turkey eco, cot up expresly for the work, can be seen at the office of the publishers, 499 7th street _netween I and F. ap 17-tf _JAMES CARTER. Agent. [TO BUILDERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. WALTER D. WYVILL, No. 453 Pa, avenue. south side, would respectfully announce to the citizens of bene ers and the neighborhood, and those who propose building the coming seaso” heis now Prepared to put on and repair METALIC ROMES, of all kinds, in the most approved style and 1 0 to put up and repair durable manner, and TERS, SPOUT &e., at the lowest prices, solicit of their patronage. He beg: to cadl attention to his assortment of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, comprising Cooking and other Stoves of the most approved pat terns, as well as a general supply of Tin, Copper, and [ron Ware, imhis line of business, which he will sell cheap for cash. ap I7-Iw* MPORTANT TO FEMALES — Diseases of Siegte Females exclusively treated by Ur Remedies for Female Dernngements from 31 Relief guaranteed in all cases. Consultations trietly confidential. Patients from a di ided with board, nursing and exclusive attendance. Medicines seut by mail. Ladies’ pri vate circulars sent per letter free, rg portage, Address DR. DUBOIS, No. 120 west [sth street, aw York. ap Olm* Boots ann SHOES, : ssh Quick Sa es— Small Profits. | We are daily receiving our su of Spring 3 Summer GAITERS and SHOES lor Lx aga dies, Misses, and Uhildren. A fn superior article of BOOTS and GAITERS for Boys and Youths. We would respectfuily solicit a call before pur- chasing. We have Gaiters and Halt Gaiters alittle out of style, which we are selling for 75 oen's per pair, for : at the old stand hos, and 638 cents, or HOOVER & SON. ey side Pa, ave., bet. sth and 7th streets. “ FE. fad apootog a superior stock of : “penis : SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, nico, of choice styles of summer wear of Ci. ths, Cassimeres, * ARS , . Drilis, aud Duck, of the iatest tL gabe htamirat peters and youths, There have never been offered in a market such articles of style and make as cannot be manufactured to ur- der im this city. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ap 19-8w 322 Pa,av., between 9th and 10th sts, TO-DAY § TO-MORKOW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ARMERS” AN ECHANICS’ BAN F Stock aT ecu THURSDAY AF- TERNOON next, at 5 o'clock, at our auc ion Tooms, we will sell sixteen shares of Farmers and Mechanics Bonk Stock, ensh, ap 2i-2t WALI & BARNARD, Aucts, WILL BE ADDED 1 shares more of Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank S ‘ook of es ver ahae, F value. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, ALUABLE LOTS EAST OF THE CapPtI- ToL. at Avcr On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, fs - on the Apr 22d. at 6 o'clock. premises, Lehall sell the following valuable Lots, Lot. juare No. 865, fronting 6° feet | inch on tenvenue, between 6th and 7th ial Tgp peg” ene raed mine 609 © ones feet. = a 9 same uare, fronting each feet > inches on north C street, between 6th and 71h teu Lat 9 contamning 5,222 feet, Lot .0 con- tanmn; re feet. hese lots are beaut-fuily located for building ‘poses, and will be subdivided to suit pureha- sputable. ‘erm: ‘One-fourth cash; the residue in 3.6, 9and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed in trust on the premises. “___ 4. ©. MeGUIRE, Auet. NDI SQN RR AGS TION on U TUESDAY APTERNOON, 20th inst. at 5 o'clock, we will sell, mt our Auction Rooms, the whole of \o. 178, containing 19.0%) rquare feet. T ween 16th and !7th streets, lampshire avenue ; is enclosed with & offers most excellent oppor- ‘erms: One-third ensh; the residue in 6.12, and 18 months, satisfactorily secured, and bearing ints- rest. ap l6-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auct. ity THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOID- ably postponed on account of the rain until THURS DAY At TERNOON, same hour and piace. apts WALL & BARNARD, Ancts, By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Anctioneer. ERY DESIRABLE TWO VALU+ BLF Bu: Row at Pusuic Avet? TERNOON, April 2th, at 533 o'clock, on the pre mires, Pehl sella commod:ous find substantially built Brick Dwelling House in Frank iin + ow, one of the most beantiful and cesir Jecetions in Washington. The house contan twelve rooms and two cellars, bith room with hot nud oo.d water, gas,&c., and a stable for three horses, carrisce house with servants’ roomabove,cow house, wood- house. &e. The lot fronts <6 feet 3 inches on K, between ith and 13th streets. running back 149 feet toa ld feet alley. Also, iommedsetely after the above I shall sell two berntiful buiding Cots adjoining, each lot frontine 2% feet 3 inches on K street, and running back 14 feet AND toa 15 feet par alley. This is beyond doubt the most desirable property in “’ashington for a private residence, and as the present owner is determined to sell,it affords an Sessa opportunity to secure very valuable prop- erty. ‘Terms at sale, apisd J, C. McGUIRE, Auct. U7 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, in ounseqwence of the rain, until THURSDAY AF- TERNOON, April 22, at the same hour place. ap2i-d J.C. MoGUIRE, Anet. FUTURE DAYS. N ARSHAL’S SAL In virtue of twe writs LVE of fiert facins. d from the Clerk’s Ofhoe of the Circuit Court of the Dietriet of Columb for th», County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Casi. in front of the Court-house door of said county.on FRIDAY, the 14th day of May, 1853, at 12 o’eleck m,, the follow ing described property, to wit: all defendant's 1ight, title, claim, and interest, in and to Lot Ne. 16, in Square No 23, tozether with all and singular the improvements thereen, in the City of Washington, a. C., d ond levied upon as the ol ailor, ard will be sold to satisfy al in favor of George 149 to January term, in favor of Richard Thompson. Ap 20-ts umbia, N ARSHAL’S SAL In virtue of two (2) writs 18 of fiert facias issued from the Clerk's « thee of the Cireu t Conrt of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me dirceted, I shall expose to public sale, for Cass, in front of the Court-House door of said County, on FRIDAY, t tath day of May, 1853, at 12 o’cloek m., the tol- lowing described property, to wit: All defendant s Tight, title, claim, and interest mand to Lots Nos 1, 2.3, and 4, in Square No 144, together with all and finguisr the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, D.C., seized and levied upon as the property of Charles H. Van Patten, and wil! be sold to satisfy No.t6 Judiciais. to October term, 1856, in favor of Wm. G. W.and Jas. J.. White, and No.67 Judicai to October term, 135 1n favor of James C, McGuire administrator of John D. Brown. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, ap 2-ts M AKSHAL’S SALE.—In vutue of three (3) writs of heri facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cireuit Coart of the District of Co- luintia for the County of Sipabington, and to me direc ed, I shall expose to publie sale, for Cash, in front of the Court House door of said FRIDAY, the lath day of May, Lh ng descri ‘bt, title. Marshal t county, on 18, at 12 0% . property, te wii: All m, and interest in and to .$.1n Square Nu. 5'5, beeinning at the er Of raid lot, then west with K eight (8) feet, thenow north ninety -six (94) feet eleven (11) inches. thence eas’ eight (8 feet , thence south with the rear line of said ot No.3 beginning. Also. part of Lot No. 2,10 Square 515, beginning a" nK street 25 leet from the southeast cn: i nbirg wert to southen-t werner of rth with the west line of Let ) feet cleven (11) inches, then ne thirty-four (34) feet, the e> =8EX 6) . tuence Ne, Zune y-eix ( east and paraliel to south nin Rinving.t ments th seized an D. spon as the property of Palin id to xatisfy No. 32 Sud: mi. an fa 12 and 213 of Middleton, B. J.D. HOOVE » Marshal of the District of Columbie. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. prive HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON rhe Istaxp at Arction.—On ¢ RIDAY, the 34 metant, 1 at ha'f-past k in Square situated. h streets rope: neon south Term ne fourth crsh ; balance 16, 12, and 1a months, for no.es bearing interest from day of s*le. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title putabie. ap iz A. GREEN. Auct. Arenas SALF,—In v fa writ of LYE fiers faces. 1 sned trom the Clerk’s office of the Crreuit Court of the District of Columbia, ter the County of Washington. and to we directer shal! expose to public sale, for Casu.in frontot the Court House doo of said county,on FRIDAY, tho 14th of May, 1858. at 12 o’c'ock. the following described property. to wit: All defendant's right, tite, claim, and interest mand to Lot } in Square Neo. 196, in the City of Washington, P. C., togeth r with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levicd upon as the property of Francia A. Di kens and will be sold to satisty Judicial No. 93,to May term, 1258, in faver of Wm. Sheppas VER, 5 H ap 15 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, N ARSHAL’S SAL b.—In virtue of a writ of fie Ti facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Crrenit Court fer the District ot Columbia for the County of Washington and to me directed, I shall exous to public sale, iorcasH,at the residence of John Espey on 20th street, between Fand F streets west, on the east side of said 2th street,on FRI- DAY, the Sth day of April, 1858, at {1 o'clock #. m., the following goods and cnattles, in + to wil: Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Chair,'Lookine’ Glass, Carpets, Wardrobe, abies, Washstands. Mantle Ornaments, Maiogany Soia. 1 Lounge, Chairs, &« , 4c., seized and levied upon as the goods and chat tles of John Expey, and will be seid to satisfy N $9 Judicials, to May term, 1838. in favor of Suter, Lea & Co, use of Geo. T. McGlue. J.D, HOOVER, ap'5 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) IM writs of fierr fae: as, issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colam- bia, for the county of Washington and to me dirsot- ed, I shall expose t 1¢ sale for Casn, in frontof the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, the 26th day of March, 1853, at 12 o’clock m_, the fol- lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and toall that piece or parcel of ground ied in Georgetown. inthe Dis- trict of Columbia. which 1s included within the fol- lowing snetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the t Bids Market Spaceata point & feet 10 inches n the corner oi Bridge street and Market ve, and running thence west with the north wail wo story brick houses ou the lot hereby de- and the lie thereof extending 39 feet, uth and Hiei with Market Space 27 feet More or ‘ess, toa point which will be inter- sected by the line of the south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east to Maraet Space at the southenst corner ofsaid house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet 6 inches to the piace of beginning, which is the northeast corner of said house, together withalland singular the imp-ovements thereon, seized and lev- ted upon ax the property of George Rhodes, Jr.. and will be so.d to satisfy jud:c:als Nos. 334, 335, and 336 October term, 186, in tnvor of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 136. and 137 Judicials to May term, 1853, 1n favor of Cline and Millon, Peter Dulon, Benjamin Triplett and John Crambaugh. . dD. OVER, m2dts Marshal fer the District of Columbia, il THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for want of mdders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April next, 185%, same hour and pinos, J. D. HOOVER, m27-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia, 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHE Postponed, untll FRIDAY. the Th cf ie Ee same hour and place, J.D HOOVE: * Marshal for District of Colunibaa. KSMAL'S SALE.—In virtne of it ert faciag, “under the hen law,” fing Bek staph been the Csrouit Court of the Dis- tot oO} umiua, for the County of W: ton, and to me directed, | shai! Ptr feallhe Son 5 for Cast, in front of the Court house door of said coun- ty,on WEUNESDAY. the 28th day of April. 1858, at 12 o'clock, m.. the folowing desorbed property to wit: neing ali defendant's right. title, claim, and Band to the ing. erected on ‘ 5 ry c., Square No. #47, being tae whole im the Caty « : t jom of Lot No, } of Lot No, 17, of said Lots No, i6 be sold to satisfy J a Biverel. John Pords eguoat we ap S- its Marsha for tne Dt ea TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. The Littles Murder Case. Rocussterx, N. ¥ , April 20.—The triel of ‘Stout, indicted with M ittles, for the murder of the latter's busband, is progressing. Mrs. Kit Stout, sister-in-law of Stout, the prisoner, was on the witness stand ten hours to-day, and while giving her evidence the prisoner was discovered communicating by signs with ber testified that Stout and Mrs. Littles bad occupied the same bed. The prisoner's mother was then placed on the stand, and testified tbat be and Mrs. Littles came home on the night of the wurder covered with blood, arms broken and bodies bruised ; that she Littles’ son went to the river, aw Littles’ mangled body, and found Mrs. Littles cameo pin, Stout's cap, and took them home — Her testimony e intense excitement ia the court room — It is thougbt that the lad's testimo- ny will be still stronger against the prisoner. Illinois Democratic Convention. Srrixcrixiy, April 22.—The Conventions of the two wings of Democracy orgenized yes- terday, separately. The administration wing was represented by delegates from 2 soneuiene and resolutions were adopted strongly endorsing Mr. Buchanan and bis cabinet The Douglas wing was represented by 97 comn- ties, and resolutions were the course of the Illinois delegation in rime! dissenting voice. Nominations were then made The administration convention postponed its nominations antil the Sth of Jane. Arrest of an Alleged Forger. Worcester, Mess, April 20—H. D. Stone, who was arrested in Springfied on Saterday for forgeries in this city, was beid to bail to-day in the sum of #2.000 He was also arrested for debts amounting to $70.00, and in default of bail to the amount of $14,000 committed to jail The Baitimore Built Engine. Priiavecrsia, Apri! 21 —There in a torchlight procession bere to-night by the fire- men in bonor of the reception of the new fire engine built at Baltimore for the Washington company There are about 40 companies in line Raulread Strike. pril 21.—The Reading rail- Richmond struck to-day on account of the non-payment of their Some of them, it is reported, bave received no pay since the first of January. The Minneseta Loan Bill. Cuicace, April 20 —The majors in favor of the proposed five millions of dollars logn by Min nesota, will probably exceed votes. Execution at Chicage. Curcaco, April 20 —Straub, who mut Mr. Laverman tn December last, was to-day New York Markets. New Yor« April :2 —Flour ts heavy; sales of 9,500 Dbis ; State @4.15a84 30; Ohio $4 56aB4.70; Southern $4 50aS4 75. Wheat is very dull and closed drooping; sales unimportant and prices nominal Corn ad- vanced; sales of 10,000 bushels; white 73a7Sc , yellow 76a77e. Beef is bigher; Chicago repacked S13a814_ Pork is higher; mess S17. 1a$17.15, prime @15 Lard is firm at I yall we. Whisky is dull at 21Ke Financial. New Yor«, April 22 —Stocks are lower, and dull. Chicago and Rock Istand 75%; Comber- land Coal Company 15; Lacrosse and Milwaukie Michigan Southern 25; New Vork Central +04; Reading 464; Milwankie and Mississippi 31, Cantons 21%; Missouri 6's 534 Sterling exchange is dull at 10= 4 aloe BASS4GE EXPRESS OF FICE Adjoining The States Printing Offs. hecriber, ace for sof Oho aad Waentneton Branch Hosiroely he ened the above 5 aoCom todstion of ne blie, where pears the use of Wagous to conv: at a te — t sy. a8 City or 0 Uthon open hom ee . m. to “* o" . o'clock Bip em aN ML: Bagesce Agent Beituumore se Omne . B.—Persons coming to Washington or to pion net baving “E54 ? a rt gn shed they will stop, by givi: the cars, willl have their care of ot this office, or at Baltimore Sharp atreet.and noextra ce. vee tne dey TIMEIS MONEY a gene bontaah, Mast, Wellece Goodwin's ovlebrated Office CLOCKS, of superior Gnish, & days; also, Watchumker's Regulators, y Rauroad $ styles joos, and ail other Clooks, from $1 up t 125. The trade suppliet = gens pee = t for \win's of New York. ii and see for vor wanes. oe a Clock EB ' “ * Hotel. sf eames rowns | ROBINSON. $250 REWARD wi —— for ——. whch shall t rohenawe and ” tien of Lhe pers n> wi Attem, convictic : nano attempted to asstesinete Isaac f al Gen ene theast cor. ‘apitel > e, the n. rtheast cer. P ra wil bp er ght of the 27th ins on the certificate of the Distriet Attorney. 4 conviction, upon applioatucn at the Bank of W ash- weton. (i a ™ 29 bw eer MISS YOU Do they miss you &t home ? . No; tora Picture they have thst’s so near, fe hike. they sey that it’s you, vorce—and they hold it most dear. es “twas done in 8 second. -nd sent at a trifling expense : Its value to them cannot be reckon’dé Ineny computation of pence, r OTYPES for 50 cents and u sueceatats R. SANDS’ GAL apie Pa. ave., bet. 8th and 9t Net CkE-ArTT rion. To Wholesale and Retail Drugeists,and the Grocers, Tobace Trade generally. We, the undersigned, Messre. SAMSTA6 & CO. have just recerved & ot of superb HA- VAD SLOAKS, wiz: #0 Imported Havana, Manilla Sberroote, 48,0 Figare, 85,00 Choneha, 40,000 Operas, And other Brands too numerous to mention. Also, 20 baskets —- ae _ oil Ino, various brands of wee Ol u Se S. SAMSTAG & C 339 Pa avenue. bet 6th and 7h Li- tle oppo. Browns’ Hotel, Washington Crty, D. Terms aconding toamcuat, with good paper. an If-eoten c. a LUMBER. I HE Undersigned would respectfully irform the:r friends and the pubhe that thes are Sesree te far- mish all kinds of LUMBER FOR BUILDING PUR POSE, either in ihe rouzh or prepared — manner ready fer use. They wills #0 keep on hand, or make to order at the shortest notices, SASH BLINDS, RS, MOULDINGS, &o.; a al NG and SS WING at the lowest rates: and — persons in it of the to ave them a call. ¥ . Lumber 1 aid and Factory 13th and Canal a AN & MUNRO, mi2 Mel. RS. CECILIA YOUNG, sow resist in Washington, will receiv og pte VUCAL Ic e.theras paves ee —- ae gyre Se apply at stre- rroposed , upils in Georgetown — —_ pores. Pe atadedks as ie r MERICAN REVIEW for April. Noir Reto w a sling cfcondeneed Seren- ow | abi : . entic Knowledge tor the —_ eM 4 nin Amerionn Dwe A af of F 7. London : FRANCK TAYLOR. EW AND PRETTY MUSIC JUST PUB- New = LIshkD. Day Dream, Bosrding Schoo! Life, Gentile Annie, Argrzoos March, from the Natad Queen, Everett Schottish, e! In addition ti latest pubhirations im the Waltzes. alarchee, 5, c., Books for every sal iustrome: thing pertrinme te the Piano, Music ostrument % Pe JOHN F. ELLIS. 36 Pa. avenue, be". 9th and 10th sts. Two Pisnos for rent at & cents per month. wo ditto at @1 per month. ap7 WI DREN'S TAMBORINES, for dencing, < = r- ceived RLU te AND BARLEY MALT, on uTyY ISB, ‘West Fi et. OUTY MALT BOUSE, gerne ot Falls {WOMANS THOUGHTS ABOUT ¥ cA MEN—By - thor of “John Hanisa, Gen tlemen.” Pree 4 ved and for saie at Just received a0 PHILP'S New Bookstere. ap 19-3 332 Pa. ave., bet. 9th aud It s (PBE Lares) FORBIGN PUB: ICA i jes Teocrived at the Music of RY LAND'S MACARSAR IANOS.—Pour second land Pinos, m cond of weteeinia <3 ayaa hg