Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1858, Page 3

_ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. 2 Norice To Anverticers.—To secure the most ‘conspicuous positions for advertisements in Tus ‘Star they must be sent to our office as early in Those who delay to observe ‘this caution should not complain if they do not ‘Gnd them where they prefer tosee them. Tt is ‘always safest to get them to our counter between € and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- torily on the same day. ‘the day as Possible Cammrxat Court —Trial of John Essex Sor the murder of Owen Quigley, om the 3d day of June, 19566.—When our report closed yesterday Mr. Bradley, the leading counsel for the defence, had just closed his opening argument, and had called Daniel McCarty, who was duly sworn, and testified as follows - That himself. Essex and John Tretler were walking down Pennsylvania avenue towards the Capitol, and just as they got to the corner of avenue they saw Quigley, o ig up: they were then the Ninth street apart; (Quigley came along and met witness and bis companions on the ging; just as they hed stepped from the side- walk to the crossing, witness and bis compan- ions made as if to incline towards the right to allow Quigley to pass, but e any motion to vancing he act Ninth street and the the deceased, comin; uigley did not tara jo 80; as he was ad- as though he wished to create aspree; Essex, who was on the left of the party, and consequently nearest to Quigley. stopped, or turned round facing (ui, Quigley passed he raised to impress witness with a belief that he was Ixsex instantly struck Qnigley left hand before he had time to let his band fall, and the blew knocked him down; wit- ness turned and saw Exsex step up to the man as if to kick him if he should raise up; wit- ness called to Essex to come away, and Essex observing that Quigley did not move, ref ained from kicking him, although he had raised his foot to do so, but let his foot come down on the pavement between the bead and shoulder of the deceased, but without touching him; witness was qaite near the parties all this time, and no one was between witness and them daring the whole of the affray; witness bas known the pris- oner all bis life, and never knew an aff.ay before with any one Cross-cramined —Qhuigley was drunk and made no movement to grt out of the way, and did not get off from the flagway till Tretler, who was farthest from kim, stepped forward, and then receded a little; at that moment he threw ands and cried ‘ Hurrah for Mazrader;”? when he first met them he lifted up his rigbt hand; it was closed ax witness thought; don't know if Quigley’s Purpose was to strike Essex or not; thinks Essex is right-handed, but he struck Quigley with his left hand; did not go ‘ear enough to Quigley to see whether he was knocked senseless or not; saw nothing either in or on Exsex’s band when he struck; don’t think he was meditating an attack on Quigley or on any one previous to the moment when he struck; the blow bit Quigley on the cheek or chin. Mark Mankin, sworn —\W itness lives in Alex- andria; had come to Washington on the day in qnestion in pursuit of a man to do some plastering ina bouse witness was building in Ajexandria;was cromsing the street at toe the anction store on the south side of the avenue, near Ninth street, and going towa-ds the apothe- cary store, (Patterson & Nairn‘s; bad crossed about balfway he heard some one Harrah for Magruder!" kept on walking, and after going three or four steps farther beard asecond ery for Magruder, and looking up saw a man, who was drunk on the pavement, and heard bim ery ont * O. youdama’’— something; witness could not say what the expression Was; with that witness saw aman meeting him, who ions, and the man nearest the drunken man struck him one blow with his left hand, as witness thought: the blow was ap- eted on the left cheek. and witness thought it was not given with much force; the man fell, and his bead struck the curbstone; wit- hess went up to him and looked at bis face, and instantly ex: laimed ** The man is dead enoayh, certain *° witness then walked on about bis own business; did not see the man who struck go up and kick the deceased, nor make any movement is band, in a manner going to strike; im to get into Point in question from when witness was with two com Cross-rramined. —Quigley had got from the ging to the sidewalk when he was stru:k; witness did not discover the man who struck the deceased till the moment he saw the blow didn’t see the decea-ed rate his hand at a! did witness see any motion on the part of Exsex to kick the deceased J G. Naylor, sworn.— Was near Clagett’s store, at the corner of Ninth st. and Pa avenue; was on the carbstone at that man going wu point; sawadrunken in the direction of the President's 'w him on the flazying, as he was cross- Ninth street; the attention of witness was called to him because he was making consider- able nofse; just as he got near Patterson's corner, “Harrah for Magruder,;”’ when he » be raised his band; he didu’t ap- pear to be intending harm to any one; saw a man xo upto him, and then he fell; witness did not see any blow given, because of a tree which was in the way; rhonght tbe man feli from the effects of liquor, as he appeared to be very drunk: saw no one go up to kick him. as soon as he fell, per- to where he was; witness jad helped to put him in theshade; saw no marks of his having been stamped on, but saw symptoms of a blow on | sent for a bundle of sha > put under bis head Cross-romined —NV itness could not, from his position. see any one strike the man at the moment, that be fell from drunkenness; he might have been stamped on, and witness not have seen it done W. Harry Winter, worn —W itness has kuown the prisoner some seven portunities of kn sons began to run ap is neck; Witness then s from his carpenter + bas had many op- wing him well; he lea’ trade under witness, and was always a industrious boy, witness never be knew of bis having been ev; before the one in question J H. Shreve, J Randolph, nd John H God dart, were all called to the stand ax to the aute- eedents of the prisoner, and all gave him an ex- cellent character The evidence for the defence closed here, and Mr. Key recalled Mr. Finks, and, in reply to the question as to whether he beard (Quiz time be was met by Essex aud bix compat make any other remark than a cry for Magruder? piy, that (Quigley ouly cried gaged in an affiay the witness made re; “burrah for Magruder” The District Attorney here presented the fol- lowing instructions which he prayed the court to grant to the jury. ax covering the case in question. “Lf the jury believe, from the evidence, tha: the pri-oner at the bar ax«aulted the deceased without any, or without coasiderable tion, and intended or desi by said assault some grea deceased was killed by injuries received from said assault, then the prisoner is guilty of mur- der. though the said prisoner did not intend to Kill the said deceased “If the jury believe, from the evidence, that the prisouer at the bar assaulted and struck the deceased. and the deceased was thrown, knocked or cast, by the force of said assault. upon the pavement, and that the injury, which resulted tn the death of the deceased, was caused by his bead striking the pavement tisoner did not intend auy is guilty of maosiaugbter These instructions were argued at length by Messrs Bradley and Ould for the defence, and on the part of the prosecution by the District The court held the instructions over for consideration, the hour being late; and the court adjourned. To-day, the instructions which had been prayed to be granted to the jury by the District Attorney, and which bad been argued and submitted to the Court just prior to adjournment yesterday, were Upon the first of these punted at some length, and ex- plained the proper construction to be placed upon t in its application to the case in q vious to remarking upon it, however, the Ju stated that it embodied the law and was grant The second instruction was granted without any qualification whatever Mr. Bradley then offered the foliowi for instructions to the jury on the part o! d to dothe decs ased, bodily harm, and the then, though the eat bedily barm “If, from the whole evidence aforesaid, the jary shall fied that (he prisoner at the bar wax aietly walking acrons Ninth street, and met the ceased. that the deceased uxed language, in meeting the prixoner, intended to provoke him, and the prisoner, being thus provoked. turned to used turned towards the being withia striking distance, and joa meaner from whieh the pris- ¢ cranonably inferred he intended othe prisoner struck wiowith bie fixt, and kaocked him gown, and the deceaved, in falling, Struck the back of his head agaiast Lue paveme: or curbstone, and thereby bis skull wast a * and bis death occasioned by sud frartace. the law justifies the prisoner und the ciccaumatiness an striking the said blow, he ix wot re<pou~ in law for the said finetace of the skh or the death of the deceased, and eugbt to be acquited Chis instruction was not granted in the lin- suage io which it was embodied, but moditied py the court, who explained the law in relation to it at some length, whereapon Mr. Bradley took jen to the ruling of the court The Distsict Attorney then proceeded to ad- dress the jury on the part of the prosecution spoke about one hour, and with distinguished ability, and was followed on the Ould, who addreane able and leareed manner upon the point at issue wards him, and the de; the deceased rt of the de- be jury in aw Tae Lecrur® ox © Pours axp Poxtay oF > by Rev. Yeates Reese, DD, of Baitimore, which was announced for last Tues- dey evening, but postponed on account of the rain, will be delivered this eveni before © o'clock, in the Methodist Protestant cbarch, Ninth street, between E and F Zz = — ua Count —Tiursday —Horace Gray, r., Esq., of Massachusetts, was admitted an attorney and counsellor at this coart. No. 20. Daniel 8. Hickok et al., owners of the steamboat New York, appellants, os Jas. Stew- art ¢tal., claimants of the brig Croton Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for the southern districtof Alabama. The decree of the said circuit court in this cause was affirmed, with costs, No. 34. Cyrus H. McCormick, appellant, vs. Waite Talcott et al. survivors of 2 H Man- ny Appeal from the circuit court of the United Mates Ps the northern district of lilinois. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the court, aflicining the decree of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs Nos. 56 and 87. James Williams, edministra- tor, appellant, vs. Robest Oliver's executors, and Robert Oliver's executors, So Sabres vs. James Williams, administrator; ‘an Nos ® and 93 _ John Gooding’s edministrator. appellant, rx. Robert Oliver's executors and Robert Oliver's executors, appellants, rs. John Gooding’s administrator. ‘The argument of these canses was continued by Messrs. J. MasonCamp- bell and Reverdy Johnson for Oliver's executors, Adjourned. SeventH Waxpv—The Anti-Know Nothing meeting in this Ward, last night, was largely at- tended. W., G. Flood, Esq., presided, and Mr. Charles Allen acted as secretary. The following nominations were made, and, ed resolution, declared to be unanimous: J.T sassell for Alderman; Edward M. Clarke, J E. Johnsom and George Wright for Common Council. The nomination of Assessor was postponed to the 29th inst Col. Berret, being present, was called for and addressed the meeting. He was frequently and loudly applauded. Resolutions were adopted approving of the nomination made by the Mayoralty Conventio pledging themselves to support the nominee; and returning thanks to the delegates. The meeting then adjourned. Tur Granv Jcry pismissey.—The Grand Ju- ry of the present term were yesterday discharged with the thanks of the Court, after a session ot twenty-nine days, during which they have tran: acted an unasval amount of business, aid return ed one hundred and forty-four indictments to th, Court.” Before they separated Dr. ‘Thos. Mille’ was called tothe chair; and, on motion cf John C. Broad bead, Esq., it was unanimous! Kesoteed That the thanks of this Grand Jury are due, and are hereby tendered to Capt Thos. Carbery, for the attentive, kind, and impartial manner in which he bas discharged the duties of foreman, during this session of unusnal length and importance; and that the thanks of the Grand Jury are’also tendered to Leonidas Coyle, fisq , and Nicholas Callan, Ksq., for the very ceptable and faitbful manner in which they have performed the arduous duties of secretaries to the Grand Jury during this session now about to close. Tur Weather.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, April 15, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night _— 59? 55? A milder; Itth—rain, cooler, got out fine; 17th—- lightly cloudy, milder; I<th—milder, rain,co le ; iMth—iain and mist thiouzhont the day; “0:b— rain all dey, light thander storin between 10 and 11 p.m; 2ist—showery, but got out fine and leasant; 2d—fine, wind NW. Full moon, Tuesday, April 27, between 9 and wpm B. GEoRGETOwN, D. C., April 22, 1558. Awrct Deatu —This morning, a laborer, named Cornelius Foley, wes suddenly seized with insanity and commenced running abont the streets, in the northern part of the Fourth Ward, and attacking persons with bricks and xtones. fle was so furious that the citizens feared to take him. Officer Watson went to him, and, by speaking roug by to him, made him put down the weapous 1% ad, and with which he had at- tacked others With the assistance of two of Foley's friends. who were trying to secure him, the officer got him as far as G and Fifth streets, where he went into violent conrulsions. A hand cart was obtained, and the unfortunate man was conveyed to the Infirmary, where he died in balf an hour after his arrival. ‘It is supposed that his insanity and death was caused by intemperance and exposure. Too Gocp Looxinc.—Last night a couple of colored ladies from Alexandria visited this city for the purpose of attending adance. They passed their time merrily enough until one of them was so unfortunate as to display her charms to the disadvantage of a colored damsel of Wash- ington, who thereby lost ber bean. The anp- planted damsel could not stand her loss without revenge, and gave information tothe Guards that the «Virginay niggers was up here widout p and they ought to be tuck up” ‘They were “teck up” to the Guard-house, and admitted the charge The Captain, however, finding tha’ they were free, and always been considered as quiet, orderly persons, permitted them to de- part forthwith for Virginia. Very Mecn Pczzigp—Last night, the auxil- jary guards picked up one of the Indians of the Sioux delegation,who had indulged to an unlim- ited extent iu the use of “ flre-water.’ He was taken to the guard-house and allowed to sivep bimeselfsober. The poor fellow could not under- stand a word of Enulish; and to every question his reply was s+ Ves!’ He was registered on the docket ax “Indian Yes,” drunk He was dis- missed this morning; but on getti into the arket-| he found be had lost his trail and opper-skin so puzzled as he was eying bis perplexity some time, one of the by-standers took him to the street and point- ed out the path to his lodgings. Rear. Estate —A. Green, auctioneer, sold, on the 16h inst., partof lot No.6 in sq improvements, (two frame houses.) on Virginia avenue, between Second and Third streets east, to Joha Malbail, for #596. On the 17th inst., part of lot 19 in square 539, with improvements on F street south. for $150, to J. G Smith; parts vf lots Nos. 5 and 29 in square 557, at 12 jc. per - to John Healy; two-story frame house, and No. 2 in square 496, on Four-and a-half st , to Joseph Grinder, for #1000, Miss Avonia Jongs will appear before a Wash- ington audience on Monday evening, when we feel confident that she will be greeted by a full and fashionable audience. The box book will be openrd to-day, and those wishing to seewe ood seats will do well to lose no time in obtain- ing then = AxotHer Doc SHot.—This morning, a dog, suppored to be suffering with hydrophobla, was killed by order of the police, on Fourth street, in the Fourth Ward. If the cases so far reported are genuine the law in relation to dogs should be enforced immediately. Tue Senate Rerorters of the Globe have taken offence at langnage used in debate concern- “them, and yesterday the official register of -bates bad no tecord of what transpired in the Senate after the “ morning hour.’’—Union Sak of Stock —Yesterday, Wall & Barnard, auctioneers, sold stock of Farme:s ard Mechan- ics’ Bank of Georgetown, D for 70c. Warten Rervrns —Thomas Mur ay, Ireland, vagrant; workhouse W days. Jotm Warne-,col., D © disorderiy; do. Emma Hopkins, col., Va., without a pass ; dismissed, to leave the city forth- with ape Thompson, col., Va ,do; do Jas Derrick, col , Va ho.; do. “Indian Yes, Sioux, drunk; dismissed, Six lodgers, non-residents “98” Pen 1x GoLD.—Taylor & Maury have for sale this new and highly approved gold pen: price $1 Aleo,a new Ladies’ Gold-barrel Pan, with hold the neatest article ever offered inthe market ; price $2.75 Sent by wai postage tree. ap zi it* Bookstore—3i4 Pa. Tue Favguier Waite SvLpuuR Sprixncs.—To the Editor of the Evening Star—By a compro mise in which the olaim on the suret, for the rent in arrear, partial possess: mises has been restored ant full pu the furniture&c. will be delivered as avon as the in- ventory can be completed, Arrangements *re In progress for having the es- tablishment conducted the ensuing seas nia amin- ner more satisfactory Lo the p tole e. ticulars wili be civ e sale of Lote is Again post ned. Thomas Gurren. Dr. Haxgis invites the attention of sufferers to lowing remarks Having devoted his ine attention to the suc- cessfai treatmeot « Cuaonic Com PLAINTs for twelve years, giving relief and effecting cures bighly satisfact ry tw many, bega to estate that no cousulting fee will be required. Call case. A thorough examination will be afforded and a cure ef- be made, rehef can fec ed, —— Ayeor No will be given. LES, Rurumatism. AsTHMAa. Srasecrerrs oy THE Unerins, ® GRav Drorsy, IRRITATION OF THE Bap and ali di Ry ages or derangements of tue genitals in both sex call upon or address K. B, Haan. M.D. National Hotel. Dr, H_ will visit Washington every woe during bs , and June. remaining Wi *, ited from 9 a. m.to | p. m., aud Sto 8 p. m. ap 22-2 JEORGETOWN. ~ : Correspondence of The Star. , . -» GEORGETOWN, April 22, 1868. Upow inquiry we leara that we were somewhat in error in regard to the nature of the resolution offered in our City Councils on last Friday even- ing by Mr. Thomas The memorial referred to has been gotten up. we learn, to secure from Con- gress, if possible, the tail our present corpo siderable extent by ceding all that po town lying north of Road street to Washing county We know not what the main object of the petitioners is unless i) ditterence between our cit: Washington county. W be we cannot help regarding it as too monstrous iculous to be tolerate are satisfied that nine out of every ten of our citi- zens living south of the before-mentioned line are heartily oppoxed to any such move, and we cannot get the consent of onr mind to suppose for @ moment that Congress will, upon the of a few individuals commit an act that would be in direct conflict with at least nineteen-twen- le of Georgetown. vise one and all of the Star’s readers to go and hear the lecture of Dr. Burnap, at the M. P. Charch this evening. subject for the occasion, ‘Men of thonght and action,’’ is one of more than ordinar: and cannot fail, when discussed by a lecturer o1 the Doctor's ability, to please the most fastidious, B® Our old friend and est emed fellow-citizen, Mr. Jotin Dickson, of the firm of Dickson, Gordon & foratour through a part of England, and to visit his friends in Ireland. ay’s coal dock this morning all is life and activity. Abont fifty hands are actively engaged erring the Alleghany black diamonds from the canal boats to vessels on the river. report of Saturday, the following shipments of coal have been made from this point: by the American Company, schr. W. Rutan, Rose, 202 tons, and schr. Fairfax, Mott, £76 tons, for York ; and by the Detmold Company, schr. Ch: s ter, Brewer, I+2 tons, and Salisbury, Veasey, 20 The above were all towed out of an act to cur- t be simply to save the taxes and the taxes in atever the object may for a moment. We ‘The Doctor's ~ left this mornin; tons, for Boston. by the Wide Awake and Tempest "Trade upon our canal continues ver Since our report of Saturday, 61 boats rived—is from Cumberland, bringing about 5,600 tons of coal, and the remainder from ditfer- ent points with flonr, grain, wood, limestone, &c_ During the month of March, the descending trade amounted to 3.703 93 tons, and the ascend- ing to 48.95 tons. The entire line is reported to be in excellent navigable order. Those in want of a superior article of potatoes would do well to call early on our friend Peter Perry. See advertisement. The supply of fish has rather decreased since it is far from being equal to the tices of both shad and herring The former are selling this morning at $16a817 per 100, and the latter at 212 r 1,000. The general impression among ones, is that the season is now too far for any material change for the better oar last report. demand ; and bave advance The steam-tug Wide Awake, Capt. Beall, bas towed up, since our last, the following vessels: Scbrs Catharine, from Rockland, with «tone extension; Embark, Donoghue from Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson; Robert Gil- fellan, from New York, with cement to Captain 8, for Washington Aqueduct n, from New sloop Autroka, U Potatoes to Peter There bas also been a large number of arrivals of bay and river craft, with lumber, wood. &c., to our dealers. There is considerable demand, this morning, for flour for $4.37a$1.50 for good canal superfine brands; extras are held a shade higher as in Wheat $1 (3481.05 for red, and $1.05a 1 10 for white of good qualities. for yellow, and 63c aBse. for white for shipping packet Arctic, lessts. Dodge; ike, from Greenwich, with MARRIED. At Washington city, United States, o Haroid, Mr. W ARAH FLOOD. ant, by the Rev. C. A. 2R, busq., of tTIA HART, Derrick, of Washington, Harroid, J. K. PITZE yy eldest daughter On the 22d ins! weeks, Mrs. ELIZABETH the iate Morgan Harris ,in the sixtieth year of her ness of seven tant. after a paintul il) 2 HARRIS, corsort of e. mre friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vi nd her funeral on Saturday, 24th inst. at ‘clock, from her late residence, No. 665 Maryland On Thursday ev: ab ETTIT. aged7 is of the fami: funeral on To-morrow ( 9’ clook, from the residence of his Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 101 On the 22d instant, WM. H. JOHNSON, in the 2th y ar of bis age. : His friends ana the friends of the family are most respectfully invited to attend his funeral residence of his mother, between 6th and 7th etrects and D and E. on Sunday, the 25th inst, at 4. 0'c.ock without farther notice. instant, of scarlet ILLIAM NEW- . and Gertrude Pettit. are invited to attend his Venng, at 3% On the 22d instant, MARY FRANCES, Prue and 2) days, only child of Eliza and Joseph eeks. On the !7th instant, KLIABETH B., daughter of Dahigreen, aged 17 yer: GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. 3 OF FIVE, Groxcxtowy. DC, *. Sealed Proposals. to be left at this ofhce x» Invited until 12 o'clock. noon, on Wednes- 9th of June next, to keep in repair the pub: he Pumps of Georgetown, for one y ear ne; the bidders to specify the cost of wood when new pumps are required; al as practatle,to namie the price of each article that may be used in the repair of Dumps. R. CRAWFORD, Mayor. Intel.) ap 23 lawtJuned ILE\’S PAINTING BSTAB 78 BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, f and SIGN PAINTIN (, SANDING, VAKN neatly and promptiy executed by on the most reasonable terms. A. G. RILEY, accompiished G RAND MAY Vigilant Fire Company. The members of the Vigilant Fire Com Georgetown beg ieave to annunnee to the: numerous friends and the public generally. will given Grand Ma May Sd, at Forrest Hal The members pledge them. el of tne bet Bails ever given by the Compa Scott’s Celebrated Cotillion Band has ed for the oceasior, ositively no rats or Cay ‘Bal.on MON- ves to make this one ps allowed in the room, emen. LAR, admitting a Gentleman Hon. C. Addiso: John Thecker, John Shackel for Wm. Graves, Silv ster Koonts, ITATOES.—9 busheis pr. New Jersey POTATOES *chooner Hutoka, and for sal TER 85 Water street Geo OR SALE OR RENT.—The well known and commodious DIWELL John Mountz, situated on the south side of Bridge, Vi Jetlersonstreets. It con- tains 12 rooms, a fine store room 2 kitchens, 2 cel- has a fine lot attached Toaca eful tevant e moderate. Apply to CAROLINE ridge street, George- ne, White Mererr, arrived on boars lots to ouik pure + of the late Mr, 'OR SALE—A valuable FARM, on the Goorge- townand Rockville Turnpike, about five miles aod a half from Georgetown, of 854¢ acres. T huge are n new , lings, on a good elevation. Has two streams of water running through it, ma' dairy farm or market gard i now under’ improvement, about 40 of which tom land, capable of yielding from eight to ten bar- elsof corn per acre, without manures. There Hg young orchard of three hundred in clover and grasi round, and other or it desirable as a being put in the ion apply to BARNARD & 15 im FNS WATCH REPAIRING. Special attention paid to the Re ing of FINE WATCHES BY + WATSON stréet, below the Post Office, Georgetown, Market Space, No. 37, between Mt Norra side of rid treets, oporenepee b may times the choicest and tmost exoelient UORS, the freshest kands of GAME in season, hours at the usual prices, assortment of L.1 OYSTERS and aif Moals served at all Ltn ae SINE ALES —W. pectfully annot large uantity of AL ari brewed expressly to our order, which we ‘uarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- was ever offered in this li persons wishing a nice eunett, Burton in Pale, P KW esalso have a'han artiole tout and XX Porter always on irs by mail, or given to our drivers. Union Bottling Depot cle of Ale can have XPERIENCE! 16” —being & new (ol 72 Book and AT AND BONNET BLEACHERY. & C. H. MORSE have opened 1 shop at 309 s ia bleaching ai! kind of ‘street, a W GOODs. Straw, Lace, Hur iy cleansed and blewch cdvend ha he oughly cleans: | : ‘s workmaniike manner iy ¢ latest 6 . Peticufar'attenti itt d to cleansing, bleaching, ‘nd retntohing Guutlentents SUMMER a i. Honn-ts and Hats received for coloring black and Having had much experience im this busi- devoting our whole attention te it, wi ent that we can excel in quality of work- fer manship any establishme:t of the kind in this part of the country, The patro.age of Milliners and Hatters t= partioulariy soliciteu; and those employ - ing us will have their work taken from, and return ed again tu their stores, and may depend upon its being well aud promptly done. M.& C. is MORSE, 98 E street, on south side Pa. averue, between i3th ap 19-e0lin™ and 1334 streets west. D®Y eons; DRY GOODS On tue IsLanp, At No. 21 7th street, near Maryland Avenue. iunt been opened, at the above Stor: SPRING and SUMMER Ds, rol ate Ladies’ Dress Good hal wns, Ging! and other G: qs ept i as cheap, for 288 can be s Cotton, Linen, Boys wear, together F. Goods usual whioh will be sold bought elsewhere in the city. iLy~ Kemember the Stor corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue, where all the Monthiy and Weekly Periodicais and Newspa- pers continue to be received. ap 18-eo2w* JNO. E, BAKER, Agent, NEW FURNITURE STORE 4 No 413 SuventH StRext, ‘ One door south o} 5 nderaigued have opened a F Theu STOE at the above location, woere they will keep constantly on hand a varied assortment of aan and S&C ON D- RNITURE A HAND ND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de- termined to sell on the most reasonable terms, and ask of the public to cail at their establishment and see for theme! ves. REPAIRING and VARNISHING and UP- HOLSTER Y WORK donein the most substantial manner. Old Furniture taken in exchange for new. The HIGHEST CASH price paid for all deserip- keeping Articles. Persons about to decline housekeeping wili find it to their advantage to give usa call.as we are prepared to buy in la:ge tions of Hot or mail lots and will give particularattention to t branch of business. = ISRABL & BUCHLY apl2-2w 4:3 7th street. one door south of H. Napce-t have a few of those cheap TOIL SETS on hand, which I will sell Cragg med than they can be purchased e!sewnere. Also CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE. creaper than the cheapest, with many other articles too numerous to mention, at 39 Pa avenue, cron pee a loth — Cail and see for yourselves. apisém SOHN MoDEVITT._ LAIRVOYANCE—FOR TWOWEE KS LONGER —Madam CLINTON PRICE can be oonsulted ou business or diseases at No. 18 north Capitol Hill. Those wishing to avail them- this opportunity should cai! on her without she is acknowledged by ali who visit her, ‘Be! delay tobe the best Clairvoyant now before the public. Terms #1. Ap 9-2w* | Oo YOU WISH TO ECONOMISE ?—Then be sure to buy custom made Shoes instead of shoes made ike’ Hinde sass Gare Lto wear, S, especially 1e8 and Childress imade by the subeotiber of the very best materials to be obtained m this coun- try. They never rip, and are usually complained of, if ever, on account of wearing too long. He 1s now ready to supply a'l in Washington, who rea'ly desire te economize, with the finest and most bisbly Apisned SHOES, GAITERS, Boor St PERS. &c,. as well as with the strongest heaviest kind of Children’s School or every day Shoes, intended for durability and hard service, and whiecn last, also incindes Servant’s Shoes and Boots, strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war- ranted to every purchaser flis prices are but atrifle more than the cost of those of bad work and material, while his work out- wears them four times over. Dr. Franklin never bought poor article, nor can og one become thrifty who doer so. ll should call and test the subserther’s work for themselves, CHARLES WEIRMAN ap l4-ly 15th street, near iT table ‘Staple’ and Store, s near the northwest URNITURE @PENCER’S HISTORY OF THE U \* States being nearly completed Binding in Antique and Turkey M oxpresty for the work, can be seen the publi: ap i7-f JAM CARTER, Agent. BRIDGMEN® OF THE _. CONGRESS O71, the Political History of the United States, From the Original Document the Organ.zing of the Edited by Col. FHOMAS 6. N'ON . BE N, Published by D. Appleton & Co., Sto and 348 Broad- way, New York. Tne great sub ect of these volum the Political Development of the United State “The interest of hi . the poetical charm of elo- es the calm, hts of p-losophy are here ended. To ail who would understand aright the prosrens of the United States, who wou d trace their opment fiom a feeble colony to a mighty among the vations. who would view with pret eye the ciuses which are Promote their prosperity seeds of decay Which may glory, or the slight and ruin; to a'l, in short, who love their country and anxiously desire hor highest wel'are, the facts of our polities! bistors, the progress of opinions on important subjects among our eminent statesmen, must be worthy of the calmest and most serious conrideration. Every one whe hi been compelled to search through a large volume to find herv and there a few words onthe subject which he is examining, hes been irresistibly remmded of the “needle in the hay stack.” index at once complete and accurate. This Abridgment 1s made without regard to party views, but with the sole consideration of the un- rtance of the subject. ee rect J. SHILE INGTON, Booksetlerand Stationer, corner 43a st. and Pa. avenue, LOCAL AGENT 7r—~11Le subscription works ublished D. Co, Will give special Bttentisn tet Ap 20-6td T° BUILDERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. WALTER WYVILL. No. 453 Pa, avenue, south side, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Washington and the neighborhood, and those who propose building the coming seaso , that he is vow Appleton Debates.” Prepared to put on andrepair METALIC ROOFS, of all kinds, inthe most approved style and mo durable manner, and aiso to put up and repair GL TERS, SPOUTING. &c., at the lowest prices, and solicits a share of their patronage. e begs also to owl attention to his assortment of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, comprising Cooking and other Stoves of the most approved pat- terns, as well asa general supply of Tin, er, and Iron Ware, in his line of busine: ich he will sell cheap for cash. ap l7-lw ITTELL’S LIVIN AGE—Enlarged series 4 in weekly numbers of eighty large ects vo pages each. closely printed. Itx contents chiefly made noe of articles f-om the English Quarterly Review and Phe sinessinee: Price $6 yearly, or 12% cents for single numbers. a ace FRANCK TAYLOR. WOMAN’S THOUGHTS ABOUT | A MEN. by the author of “John Halifax oS Sos Brice Ol, posace 20 cts 5 ju ceived. For sale in Washington by . TAYLOR & MAURY, Bookstore, 334 Penn avenue. Also, Just Arrived— ‘The Miser’s Daughter, by Ainswortn ; price 3 ots, Stories of Waterloo, by Maxwell; price 50 ota, Whitehall, by author of Whitefniers; price Hots. ap 2 UGENE DUPUY, : vi SoLk AGENT FOR Presse & V.upin’s PERFUMERY AND COMPOUNDS. The Agency for the United States of Mes: Piesse & Lubin, Perfumery Factors in Lond having been transferred from the late firm of I & Co., 393 Broadway, to my own firm,(Mr. Geo. Be Inger being now in connection with my establish ment.) f beg to inform Merchants, Faney Goods Dealers, and the Trade generally, that I shall kee) on band and in bond a constant supply of Piesse Lubin linear aeree phen 1 — Eerie, and its compounds, the Pestachio Nut preparations am all their varies to whieh may be added, from time to psonens has napa ssid firm mpay introduce in combining excellence with novel: er- may re:y upon their orde:s Soins fi with promptness and care, Aad on as favorable terms as heretofore. UPUY, 609 Broadway, New York. IL The real Feascipenni Perfume is manufac- tured-only by Mesara. Piesse & Lubin, of london, and they take this opportunity to caution purchase: against imitations, of whieh there are many; none, however, approach, in any degree, the exquisite fra- grance as made by P.& 1. FRANGIPANNI BOUQUET. FRANGIPANNI OIL for the Hair, exquisitely scented. FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for years, and impart a delightful fragrance to articles they are placed near. = FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP. FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. ‘Take a hot cin der between the tongs, puta piece of Incense upon it, and the apartment will be Selightfutly perfumed. FRANGIPANNI POMADE. ‘Thisis an Ital int nent forthe hair [ts superlative fragrance has given ita world-wide repwtation. FRANGIPANNI SAI1CHET. ine b everywhere. m5 W& FS PIREBOARD PRIN if RDP BIADE A lar db H . FIRBBOARD PATTERNS, containing none hand-ome Painted and Lithographed lIacape Patterns. Aino, a good assortment of the latest gales of Gold’ Band, nod common WINDOW SAADES. Every description of Window Shade on hand or made to order. = RR Fu anaasa EN GMA MUNG tare 3 : m1 ele N "SOHN MAN RRITE ‘e a 5 *, Vv ap 19-10t* 0-0 Th stro te Pellows” Hall EFRIGERATORS—A complete stock just R received w (Eh ell be sold To alee eXamine at the WASHINGTON STOVE FACTORY. No, 267 southeast corner Pa. avenue Ap 21 _Steo (States) and lith treet. ATER COOLERS.—A beautiful sssorcment Low in store, to which the public are invited. as. 3 Ae ccd Ap 21-3teo (States) No.7 Pa. avenue. LASER CRUSOE E LAL Cr Lio ae » got up he office of shers, 499 7th street hetween Hand Ki. DEBATES OF commencing with is*one with which it 18 of the highest importancs that every American who bas a vote to cast should bs conver- BC! erating still further te nnow have heaun to germinate, giving premonitions of coming decine Al: such difficulty is here obviated by an AUCTION SALES. awe ee TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ‘PvE HANDSOME BVILDING LoTs ON THE Istaxpat Avction.—On_ e¢ RIDAY, the 21 instant, ! shal! sel! i "lock the premises, st hat t ‘Terms: One fourth ovsh ; balance in6, 12, and 18 months, for no. es bea: le. Thal casio tcctatenaraee Mckee epit-d A. GREEN. Auct._ By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE'S SACK OF SMALL LOT OF SUPERIOR WINES AND Ligvors.—Un SATU DAY MORNING, A prii 24th, at etivn rooms of Jas. C. Mobuire, by virtue of 8 of trast, 1 shnil sellasmsli lot of Wises and Liquors, com- SCdozen Claret Winos, in whole and haif bottles, Chote argaux, Chateau Lafitte, and Khenish ines, Sherry and Port Wines, Soctaves Rochelle Braudy, of high flavor. &. Terms: $25 and under. cash; over that sum, & credit of 30 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endursed notes, bearing interest. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee. ap 22-4 J. C, MeGUIRE, Auct. Will be added—a,00 Genuine Havana Cigars, for — uat of whom it may J.C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. FUTURE DAYS. JARSHA LS SALE, t F of fier facins, 18s) The My ted hat erate ‘rom the Clerk srewit Court of the District of Colum! th County of Washington, and to me dir shail expose to public asie. for Casn, in front of the Court-house door of said county,on FRIDAY, the Iith day of May, 1858, at 12 o'clock m,. the follow ing described property, to wit: all defendant’s right, title, claim, and rest, inand to Lot No. 10, m Square No. 258, ether with all and singular the improvements thereon, in the City of Washington, D.C., seiz-d ond levied upon as the pro: Allison Nailor. and will be sold to satisfy Judic ai No. 30 to January term, 1858, in favor of George E, Jiliard,rand Judreial No. 149 to January term, 1858, in favor of Richard Thompson. . D. HOOVER, Marshal ap te for the Distriet of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two(2) writs Pt of fiers facias is«ued from the Clerk's: flice of the Cireu t Court of the District ef Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale, for Casa, in front of the Court-House goor of ssid County, ou FRIDAY, the ith day of May, 1858, at 12 o’cloek m., the fol- lowing described property, to wit: All d fendant 8 right, title, claim, and interest in aud to Lots Nos. 1 and 4, in Square No. 144. together with all and seized and levied upon as the 6 H. Van Patten, and will be sold Judiciais. to October term, 1856, 1 . Wand Jas. 1. White, and No. 67 ber term, 18% in favor of James C, McGuire admuustrator of Joho D, Brown. .D. HOOVE jarshal ap 20-ts for the District of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of turee (3) writs of fieri facins, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co- lumbia for the Connty of Washington, and to me direo ed. I shall expose to public , for CasH, in front of the Court-House door of said county, on FRIDAY, the lath day of May, 1858, at 12 0° . m., the following described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, o'nim, and im in and to part of Lot No.3. in Square No.5:5, beeinning at the southeast corner of raid Jot, then west with K eight (8) feet, thence north ninety six (%j) feet er rea (11) inches. thence east eight (8 feet ,thence senth with the rear line of saudi t.ot No.3 to beginning. Also, part of Lot 2,1n Square No. 515, inning a! & point on K street 25 feet from the southeast corner of said lot, and running west to sonthea<t worner of Lot No. 3, tnence north, with the west line of Let No. 2 une y-six (96) feet eleven (11) inches, then east and paraliel to line thirty-four (31) feet, the.c= south ninety -six (9) reet eleven ¢1!) inches to be ginving. together with sil an4 s ngniar the improve- ments thereon, in the City of Washington. D.C., seized and levied upon asthe property of Palin H- Sime, and will be suid to satisfy No. 152 Judicial to January term, 185%, in faver of Morris, Tasker & Morris, and Nos. 212 and 213 Judicials to Jennary term, 1858, in favor of Middleton, Beall, T.H & R. A. Hooe. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal apts of the District of Columbis. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE I8- LAND aT Pupt ic cTion.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sth instant, at 542 0 clock, on th Premises, we wil! sel® Lot numbered 16, in subd: on of Square No. 455, fronting 24 feet running back 9¢ feet to an all ne inducement to secure a gov easant and fast unproving part of months, for notes bearing interest and satisfactorily secured ap 22 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer ERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON Pann. AVEN BETWEEN 3D AND 432 STREETS, at Avction—Un WEDNESDAY at TE - NOON, April 28th, st 5 o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell t.ot N in reservation No. 19, fronting 25 feet on Pennsy iv "+, running back? £0 feet to 2) feet aliey, with the unprovements, contis'ivg of a two-story Brick Building, with the exoeilent ttore-rooms on the avenue and acoommodations for One-third cash: baisnce in 6 and 12 months, with mterest secured by a deed in trust on the premises. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within five days after sale the right is reserved to resell, al the risk and expense of the d faulting purchaser, All conveyancing at the oost of the purchaser. ap 22d J C. MeGUIRE. Auct. in virtue of a writ of he Clerk’s office of the MARS aL's SALE, IM fier: facias. seued tro Cireuit Court of the District of Columpis, rer the County of Washiagton. and to ce directed, | shall expose to public sale, for Casu.in front of the Court House doo of said courty,on FRIDAY, the lath ot May. 1858, at 12 o'clock. the following desenbed property, to wit: All defendant's nght, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot Ne in Square No. 196, in the City of Washington, D.C., tozeth-r with all and singular the imprevemé nts thereon. sezed and levied npon as the property of Francis A. Di kens and will be sold to satisfy Judicial Ne. 9, to May term, 1858, im favor of Wm. B Sheppa .D HH: OVER, ep 15 dts Marshal for the District of Colambia. MARSH AL ri facing, issu Circuit Court for the Du County of Washington »me directed. | shai! expos* to public sale, torcasH.at the residence of John Espey, on 2th street. between Eand F streets west, on the east side of said 20th street.on FRI DAY, the 3th day of April, 1858, at li o'clock a. m., the following zoods and chattles, in part, to wit: Magny Sofa, Kockiue Chur, Cooking Glass, Carp Wardrobe, ‘T'nbles, Washstands. Mantle nts, Matouuy fa, 1 Lounge, Chairs, &o., 4c., seized and le upon as the goods and chat tles of John Repey,and wil! be sold to sstisfy No. 39 Judicinis, to May term, 1838. iv favor of Suter, Lea & Co , use of Geo. T. McGlue. OVER, - D. HO ap'5 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) writs of fiert facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- bis, for the county of Wasrington and to me direct- ed, I shall expose to public sale for casn, in front of the Court Honse door of anid county on FRIDAY ° the fol- described property, to wit: All defendant's title, claim and interest in and tual! that piece parcel of ground lying in Georgetown. nthe Dis- trict of Columbia. w is included within the fol- lowing metes and bound: » wit: Beginning on the west side o! 8 point 82 feet 10 isches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market Spave, and running thence west with the north wail ofth= two-story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and the live thereof extending 39 feet, thence south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or less, toa point which will be inter- sected by the line of the south wali of said house extended west, then by said imme reversed enst to Market Space at the svuthesst corner ofeaid house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet 6 inahes to the piace telaongramnn which is the northeast corner of said house, together withall and the 26th day of Maroh, 1858, at 12 o’clook m ow singular the improvements peeing mee ng = lev- ted upon as the property of George Rhodes, . will be so.d to satisfy sudicrals Nos. $34, 335, and 336 to Octuber term, 18%, in favor of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 196. and 137 Judicials to May term, 1858, 1n favor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Dilon, Benjamin Triplett and John Crumbaugh. J. D. HOOVER, m2 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, want of ti cafe nial » the ol pra next, 1853, 5 : D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. E ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER , until FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1858, and pla “ J.D HOOVER, ap 3-ts Marshal for District of Columis. MAkseAL’s SALE.—In virtue of 3 writ of eri facias, “under the lien isw,”’ issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public for casn, in front of the Court-house door of said coun- ty, on WEUNESDAY, the 2tn day of Apri', 188, at 12 o'clock, m., the following described property to wit: being all defendant’s right. title, claim, and interest, in and to the certain butldjag. erected on the whoie of Lot No. ls and part of Cot No. 17, in Square No, inthe City of Washington, D. C., being the whole of Lot No. 16 and 12 feet next ad. joimiag of Lot No. 17, runing bsek tte whole depth «f sud Lots Nv. 16 and 17, 165 feet Linch, and will he sold to satisfy Judicial, No. 2, t» May term. 1°58, tn favor of Joun Purdy against bas tiam S. V: Marshal for the 1 aps = RUSSIAN LANGUAGE 1 nia nterrupted Tales. | vol. ; $1.25. Iskander's Bussia and the Uld World, | vol. ; 30 “Teh er's Baptized Property : S7d¢ cents, nef Th ‘Star, 3 vols : $5.0, ith Deceuiber, 1825, and the Emperor Nich oles; $175 umour; 3% cents. He Clock. 3 numbers ; %, ap i4 *RANCK TAYLOR. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.— I Females exclusively treated by De Dae -f Remedies for Female Derangements from Kiecanatronaauat haces atriatly ov lentinl. ents ee led with board, wursing ‘Sitend:nce Medicines sent by mail. vatecireulnrs sent per lett~r + ex Address DK. DUBOIS, No. 130 weet ft New York. AP NE-HALF DOZEN PIANOS FOR HIRE or sale, very lo’ usical Emponam, Pa. Mopar | wevenue, between oh sed ee ELLIS, y ot ‘uiar the improvements thereon, in the city of One-third cash; the reeidue in 6 and i2 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Canada. Havivax, April 23.—The Royal Mail steam- ship Canada, from Li on the 10th. arrived bere this forencon, wi Lish dates of the 16th instant The European news is generally of an anim. portant character Tux Marners Javerroot, April 9b — Cotton of all qualities heve slightly auvanced sine the last weekly re- port Sales of the week 77,000 bales Breads'uffe closed quiet. Provisions are quiet. Conseils 6 yamiy, — The Littles Marder Case. Rocuester, N. Y., April 21 —The interest in the Littles murder case still continues. The court-room was crowded with an immense — ence tc-day The mother of the prisuner (Stow swore that abe washed the blood and mud off bie boots the morning after the murder. Stont, the prisoner’s brotber, testified that the prisoner told bim where to find the cap, pin and Spectacles which were discovered at the scene of the murder, and that be found them at 5 o'clock on the morning after the murder. The prisoner’« torn clothes were then shown, and identified es those worn by bim on the night that the murder took place ‘be clothes of Mrs. Littles, from which the mother of Littles bed washed the blood, were also shown and identified. Tragical Affair. FroyvnC.H.Va yo 19 —On the n' of the 17th inst., Mr. P. owell, having one of his negroes stealing meat, and finding that he was in the babit of selling it toa white man named R. McDaniel, made the boy make an appointment with the white man to deliver bim more bacon, while Mr Howell and bis friend« surrounded the spot, and effected bis capture. Mc Daniel was arrested and carried before Jastice Desk While tn the court-room he berrowed fe from a bystander, and before he could opped, cut his throat. The wind; ipe was severed, and bis neck borribl gesbed. He ts still alive, bat ina Test critical condition News from Mexice. New ORLeane, April 21 —A Spanish brig has arrived at this por’, with dates from Vera Croz to the 1ith instant, iour days later than previous acconnts. There was very little chai in the condition of affairs in Mexico, and no movement hed taken place. Tbe utmost confu- sion was «till prevailing Auction Sales. New Yorx, April 22 - Sales at anction of 1,500 bags Rio ceftee at SQalOy cents. The tea «ale this morning was uuspirited. The stock of black was largely withdrawn, “sage being unsatisfac- tory. Sales of200 bhds. New Orleans sugar at auction, at 5 ya®6 MH, and 40 bhds. Texas sugar at S457 Snow Storm in Vermont. Bostox, April 21 — There was quite a heavy fall of snow in various parts of Vermont last eve- ning. At Northfield the snow is = inches deep; at St. Jubusbary 10 inches, and at Montpelier 5 inches. Canal Navigation. A:éany, April 22 —Mr. Canal Commissiener Sherville telegrapbs from Fort Eaward, on the Champlain Canal, that sixty-five loaded bosts had passed there on the 2ist Sentence of Murderers. MonTREAL. April 22 —Marie Ann Crispan and Jean Baptist Disforges, were last evening found guity of murder, and this foreneon were sentenced to be hung on the 25th of June Larg- B Boston, April land was burned over in Plymouth, Kingaton, and Carver ear'y this week, \ovolving a loss of $25,000 Naval Intelligence. Norroux. April 22—The U. 8 sloop-of-war Jobin Adams arrived at Hampton Roads last eve. ning. No details yet received Grain Afi Oswreo, N.Y , April 21 —There are now fifty vessels afioat for this port, with over 500,000 bushels of wheat and 60,000 bushels of corn Pennsylvania Legisiatere. Harnissrnc, April 22 —Uur State Legislature adjourned sine die to-day Baitumere Markets Bavtimore, Apri! 23 —Flour in firm, sales of Howard street and Ohio $437; City Mills 1.12 w eas is steady fair to prime red $1 00a#1.05; good to prime whites #1.25a81 35. Corn is active; white 66-65c.; yellow 67269. Provisi are tirm and unc’ Whisky is dull at 205421 Kc New York Markets. New Yor«x April 23 —Plour is quiet; sales of £,00) bbls; State $4 2), a4 30; Ohio #4 Shas 65 Wheat is heavy: sairs of 5,000, red $1 17281 QW: white $1 25081 35 sales of 10,000 bushels; white 73.7ic., yellow 76, Beef is steady; Chicago repacked #13a813 50 Pork is bigher; mess Sis 25aGI1S 62. Lard cloxed bnoyant at 1h& 4 Whisky is steady « Financtal. April 23 —Stecks are dull, but Chi-ago and Rock Isiand Lacrosse and Mil bern 244; New York itral £94, Missouri 6's 035, ‘Two large work HORSES will be lied for ummediately. Py at 556 13th street of 14h street and OUDON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AGRI- 4 culture, Sth edition, | vol.. 8vo,, London; with upwards of 1.2% wood cuts. Loudon's Encyclopedia of Architecture. 1 vol.. 890.; L >, with more turn 2 0 engraving. * Encyo' a of Gardening, ! ion; wi indred engraving G mith’s Works. 4 vols , 8vo, agen) History of Rome, 3 vols., vo; London; new edition. Nuebubr’s Lectures on the History of Rome,3 vols , avo ; London. Nievuhis Lectures on Ancient History, 3 vole.. eve; London. Lord Manou's History of England, 1713 "8,7 vols., 2mo. Guesses at Truth, by Two Brother, 2 vole , 12mo.; London. ap FRANCK TAY tvo., | Pad 178 and 180 Pa. Avance, Between} id 18th Streets. EDWIN GRE cali the attention of the ablic to hie las ried assortment of, cabinet F y . Mattresses, &o., ame x which may be found Etegeres of all kind. and the latest styles, Wardrobes of Mahogavy, Walnut, and Rose wood, Bedatende, Jenny Lind, Frenoh Cottage, and other ty les, Washesands, Enclored and other patterns, Extension Tables, ef ail sizes and styles, Bureaus, of ail prices and kinds, Tavies. Refreshment, Dimng. Wail, Centre, and other kinds, Sideboards of various and uniqve patte Mattresses of Hair, Cotton, and Shuck, rnd of all Aliot which he offers at the lowest price for cash, and wa:rants to be well and substantia'ly made. &. GREEN fiatters himself that from many years pes agen Ym emnened with being ae eng) Ay ity whe ex are Comparatively |i is embled to se'la geod article st a lower prses thee it can be bought elsewhere. ap 18 eolw Ww. “A CARD. W £ are receiv and ¢ ing & superior stock SPRING AND SOMMER CLOTHING. sien of choioe ety les of summer wear of Cicths, meres, Henge amy oon the vis patterns for gen’ ? never been offered in thi articles bn get ngs make as cannot be manufactured to er- ty. deri this cilY~ WALL. STEPHENS & CO., ap I9 6w 322 Pa.nv . between Sth and lth ete, DELE—By the suthor of “Nathalie”—A Tale A by ED a 8 Just published. Price jen wana TAYLOR, & MAURY, ape ___ Bookstore 34 BE Nv. . BRADY that i B. BRADY respectfully announces he AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in Washington, st No. 382 Pa. avenue. (over: . Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Banki iHouee) He repar 10 cxecute commismons for feaporial peraph, hitherto made only at his a establishment in New York. os the most distingy: citisens port ofthe t'ni S ates. Mr. Baapy brings to his Washington Gallery the resulte of jourteen years’ experience in Ope and America, and the choicest products art during "hat period. He confident that the re- es s command and the artistic quality of # will commend his Gallery to the stiep’i0m of the Washington public. jan 3-0 8m VeR) FINE ROSEWOOD CASE UP A tight Pinno, per: tone, fire fimeh, ‘ootaves. will be sacrihoed for $1, feu warreet and guarantee it. and ts choclate flee wees Yeast ‘he piace to get SFOHN'Y BULIS ‘m 30 906, near 10th st., on avenue. CHILDREN'S TAMBORINER, for dxncing. Zan rere BLUE'S. YR ANDY BARLEY LT, OEY BALE, BOUDH, cere: efron bats 2°- TP. HE LATEST FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS mag Fer ved at the Wee OTT.