Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE: Noricz to Apvagartszns.—To seoure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in Ta Stam they must be sent to our office as early in the day as possible. Those who delay to observe this caution should not complain ff they do not find them where they prefer tonee them. It fs @lways safest to get them to our counter between 8 and 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. Catmutnat Court—Trial of John Essex for the murder of Owen Quigley —When our Teport closed yesterday, Mr. Ould was addressing the Jury on the part of the defence. He closed his remarks after a speech of one hour and a half, In which he.made a powerful effort to sustain the theory of the defence, that the prisoner strack ‘the deceased in self-defence, and under the be- iief of an impending attack from the deceased The jury then took a short recess, after which Mr. Bradley began the closing argument for the sdefence. He spoke nearly two hours to the jury, = over, with minuteness, all the facta which adduced in the trial of the case. Mr. Key then followed with his closing argu- meat, summing = the whole case with charae- teristic brevity and great legal power. He bad net concluded when the Court adjourned. To-day, the closing argument of the District Attorney was resumed Mr. Key occupied half an hour in concluding his argument, and closed’ with a most impassioned appeal to the jury in bebalf of outraged justice. The case was then given tothe jury, who re- tired to consult upon their verdict. The court then took up the case of Francis Penay, colored, charged with assault and bat- tery, with intent to kill, on Julia Bigley, white. Scrrene Covrr—Friday —George L. Davis, Feq., of New York, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court No. 113 John Holroyd, plaintiff in error, vs. Levi Pampbrey In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Columbia. ‘The matters in controversy in this cause having been agreed upon and settled between the parties it was, on motion of Mr H. Winter Davis, or- dered that this writ of error be dismissed, with costs. Nos 86 and 87. James Williams's administra+ ter, appellant, rs. Robert Oliver’s executors; and Robert Oliver's executors, appellants, rs James Williams's administrator: and Nos. ®2 and 93 John Gooding’s administrator, appellant, rs Robert Olivor’s executors; and Robert Oliver's executors, appellants, rs. John Gooding’s administrator. The argument of these causes was concluded by Mr. Martin for Wil- Mams"s and Gooding’s administrator. Adjourned. Agkest oF Picxpocxets —This morning, two suspicious lookiug strangers were noticed by Mr Reyuolds, of the auxiliary guard. and Officcr Allen, at the sale at Green’s anction store. Capt Klopfer also noticed their suspicious appeara ce and conduct, and the officers beyan a strict watch of their movements. Ja a few moments a lady asked ‘‘ Who has my pecket book?”? The offi- cers made for the strangers, and a race bean which ended in the capture of both of thein They were taken before Justice Goddard and searebed, but the lady's pocket book cou!d not be found One of them, during the chase, threw a pocket book over a fence in an alley near Sev- enth and E streets, which was produced. They bed doubtless heen operating elsewhere, and bad accomplices who bave not been taken. ‘They gove their names as George Thomsen and —— Davis. Justice Goddard sent both to jail for trial at Court Birt TrRorsst acain.—Last night, a colored boy, belonging to Mr. William Goodin, of Va, came to this city with a lot of butter for sale at the Centre market. He was absent from his wagon about five minutes, and when he returned atub containing about twenty pounds of print butter was missing. He entered his ‘wagon, de- termining to watch, and in a few minutes a came and took out anotber tub; but the boy ed for help, and the fellow rau; he was arrested, however, and taken to the rd-house, where he proved to be the identical Bill Cropsey who has recently figured so extensively in market robberies, shop-lifting, &c. The tub was found with two prints left in it, and about ten pounds were recovered this morning. ‘The colored boy not being evidence, the larceny could not be shown; bat Bill was sent to the workhouse as a suspicious vagrant. Seppsx Dsatu or a Veteran —Every per- son, who knew him, will deeply regret to hear of the death, on yesterday evening, of the vete- Tan soldier and much respected gentleman,Jacob Hilbus, Exq. The deceased had started out from home apparently in bis usual health on profes- sional business; and, shortly afterward, was taken suddenly ill, and conveved to his home in acarriage. He lingered until 7 o'clock, p.m when he died The deceased was a native of Westphalia, Germany, but emigrated to this country when achiid. He bore arms in the late war between this country and Great Britain, and was for half a century a resident of this city. His age was upward of 71 years. His deat was calm and serene, and ‘Like the happy man who wraps the drapery of bis conch about him, and lies down to ple ” Lapise’ Boots axp Snoes.We are gial to pererive that Mr. Chas. Weirman, on Fifteenth street, is extending his business with his fellow citizens at large. Heretofore it bas been, for the most part, to the fashionables of the First Ward, among whom he resides. His customers pro- bounce his work equal to anyother made in Ampri- ca. Inder d he is said to be constantly engaged in executing orders for fashionable families in all sectiqus of the Union, who having sojourued bere temporarily, have come to comprebeud the fact that while bis work is superior to that of almost any other in his line, it is also on that account cheapest. So sure as {i is prudent always to buy good aiticles, so surely wiil it be 5° od economy oa the part of al!, to give hima call. Marxer Tuixves —The dealers in the Centre Market would do well now to make arra: ments te detect and punish the pilferers who usually loiter about their wagons and stands, in the spring of the year. The thieves are not ai- together of the juveuile sort. There are ape:er- ous old hands at the business who have served out terms ia prison for robbing the markets and ether places, who have returned to their old Pleces of operation, and are becoming familiar with the habits of dealers, and how they secure their goods at night. Some of them have at- temp/ed to operate recently; but they have been unable to succeed because of the vigilance of the Auxiliary Guards. But the guards cannot pay exclosive attention to them, and an arrangement cugbt to be made among the dealers themselves, for the security of their property. Dismisszn —Yesterday afternoon, the case of George Fasnaught, Lewis Deevers, Henry Hurly, Harrison Roby, charged with assault and battery and taking a watch from a colored man named Alfred Sturgis, on Monday night last, wascalled up for trial before Justice Dona. The complain- ant tried to prove that the affair occurred at a tav- ern kept by Mr. McChesney, in the Northern Liberties. Me averred that be went to the house and these persons beat hiin and took his wateh, but returned it to bim, bat upon going out of the bonse be found that bis watch was gone again He declared that they ‘pisyed the patro: him, caught bim, pat a sticking plaster over mouth aud robbed him. Justice Doun heard the evidence, and it being insnfficient to sustain eitber charge. the parties were dismissed. Stur- gis was very drunk Ar THs Awwvat ELecrion oF orricens of th: Washington Horticultural Society, the following gratiemen were elected to serve till the third Wednesday of January next President, George W. Rigys, E-q ; Vice Presi- dents, Henry Hardy, Darius Clagett, Charles G. Page; Treasucer. Wm. Cammack; Corresponding Secretary. Joun Sul; Recording Yeeretary, Wim Haghes, florist The annual committees on the library, exhibi- fons, fruits, plants, and flowers, premiums. vegetables, treasurer's accounts, new plants and flowers, and on publication, were then elected The society adjourned to meet on the first Wed- nesday of May, when the committees on exhibi- tion and premiums shall be ready to report. Fox Lavigs ann Gentlemen —Our neighbor Potentini's restaurant fairly established itself in popular favor during the late season of the Wash ington Theatre, when it was patronized by |! crowds nightly. His cooks are capital, and caterer unsurpassed. His arrangement for the a commoedation of parties of ladies and gentle. men are ejual to those for the accommodation of atiemen only, the superiority of which is tex- Uffed by the fact that nie restaurant is the resort of most of the noted judges of good living around us WE Leary with pleasure that oar enterprising townemen, the Ellis Brothers, have just closed a contract with a business firm ia Boston to manu- Yactnre a considerable amount of dry-press brick machinery. This rather reverses the order of things, aid weuld appear like + carrying eva! to Neweasile,”’ aud we think should zo to prove what we bave frequentiy said, that persons in this city in want of castings or machinery of any description need not go elsewhere than ty our ows mechanics, either for quality or pr Ma. Groner S 3-—-, whose name we do nat Bod in the directory, sends us the particuiars of on attempt to gatrote a Dr. C——, whose name i® Likewise missing directory. Mr. G88 bas leave to ‘‘withdraw his papers”? CNET EERE pe FA 5 Rasiciovs Fasxdy.—On the cornet of Fifth GEOR CE T 0 and G F young tamale, with = prayer book in her hand, | Correspondence of The Star. Gaonestown, April M, 1838. rehension on the part of a of male ‘The police dill now pending before our Female spectators, Ww! conduct Councils (reported by te yee) ie hony aie similer to any Police regulation ever inoperation im eur city, re.. It is, attracted about ber keeppes to be J tt ber. She odes Gustaheanoe al slligiece Sener eaccaett 1, however, fm some similar to the m. now In operation in poses the appointment of insanity, and did not scruple to beat about her-in amanner quite ilistic, striking several female eight meh, (which will doubtless be increased tonine should the bill become a law,) who are spectators in the face, and producing a general stattoring-on-the part ef hae auditory. to constitute both the police and night watch force of the town, one of whom is to be the chief or captain, and in addition to his other duties he WNe Wro witt Have It?—Last week, a handsome, hearty white female infant was found-on Capitel Hill, (where it had been thrown, over a five-feet i it te fence. by some heartless creature,) and taken to terested sorean red os ioqaerceat p -arsalnag the Washington Asylum. Any one who wishes ‘The bili farther provides that they shall be x to raise a child found under such cireumstances, nated by the Mayor and confirmed by the Coun- would perform a charitable ‘act by ePRag ing for cil. is is di eas a arrangement, as it this interesting infant. A responsi person ean | will be likely to secure A ey - Tvicex of fone but obtain it, by applying to the Mayor or the Gom- missioner of the Asylum. days old. La Wateu Rervrxs:—Wm. Crops, D.C., sus- Picious circumstances ; workhouse 9 days. M. Caton, Ireland, vagrant; do. James Mai Ireland, do; do. ‘fen lodgers, allmoe. ieakdente: WE invite the attention of our readers to the ad- vertisement of Wm. Hy Wheatly, of the George- town Steam Dyeing ¥Establishment, and have no doubt tis frionds in Washington will be pleased to hear that he has opened, asa branch, the Store 83 good and efticient men—stch ax will be likely to command the respect of ali, and at the same time be a terror to evil doers. It further proposes to y them an annual salury out of ‘the treasury of fie ‘own, and do away with the present (in our judgment) smiserable system of allowiiy them one-half of all fines, forfeitures, &c., as a portion of the for their services. Jt has been ascertained from Spaucune that Ee cece atem proposed the bill reported from the paitee immnitice by Mr. ‘Myers, will not cost any more than the present antiquated and wholly | inefficient system now in operation. The pro- It. is now about eight ‘ . visions of the bill seem to meet with the general Pa. avenue, Ap 13,178 24 7 bation of our citizens. a5 ve ‘ 94 villain en the dwelling o! he ai amtatedby Dr Srepeene anmbenes Mr. Thames Oride,oa Thursday night, ahd stole similar affections, hag given thmt valuable Di ote therefrom an overcoat and pair of pants. The — a porseits oa x thoxe who foryears svifered | noise made by the thief awoke Mr. Orme, who rom su ments. ' is excellent as a toni beneficient in its effects on the system. Its history is one a.amost of miracles, one to which Dr. Hostet- ter can point with coufidence and credit. Indeed. no remedy, perhaps, in the same period has attained such an extended popularity aa the Doctor's “* Bit- ters,” whigh are evel arded as a certain cure for distress of stomach, Those who have tried it apeak Prater-ely of its effects, and therefore we can cum- mend a to general use. The “Bitters” are free from aoything ca!calnted to prove injurious to the system, or objectionable to the patient. Fer sale by Druggiste and dealers generally, eve- ry where. ap 9% eu3t Wenpvine Caxes, very pretty and very ch Cream and Water ‘Toes at $1.50 per got out of his bed and went in pursuit. He was alittle too late, however, forthe thief had de- camped with his clothing. hose business 1s it to see after the condition of the footways about ourcity? We are constant- ly receiving requests to call the attention of the Proper anthoriiles to their miserable condition in many places. We think that by taking a little trouble we could point out at least one hundred places where hee bre almost dangerous to pedes- trians at night. e hope some one will see to the matter at once. We take pleasure in calling the attention of our citizens tp the advertisement of Mr. A. G. Ri 3 Toe wa th 4 ailon.at the | Me. R. ie ompt and industrious, and all work eee Confeotosery, cotper ee PaaS sts. in bia.line te cone with neatness and dispatch. A rumor is aficat in our city that a break oc- curred upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on Thursday, on the two-mile level, just above the Point of Rocks, which has again interrupted the navigation. The damage consists in the washing out of a culvert,which will doubtless be repaired this week Since our report of Thursday, only 17 boats have arrived, all of them from Cumberland, with MARRIED, On Tharsday last, 22d see by the Rev Dr. Swentze!l, Mr LE ETCAISON, of Montgon ery county, Md, to Miss LIZZIE LANSDALE, of Washington City. * ( Baltimore Weekly Clipper please copy) _ Ooo DIED, On th tant, at 7 o’clock p Sine eed coal. The oe of tolls at the Goorgetown in the 29d instant, at 7 o'clock p. m., a’ resi- ® dence, on H street, near 17th, JACUB HILBUS, collector’s office, for the week ending to-day, amounts to $3,818. The following are the only shipments of coal from Ray's dock since our report of Thursda’ ed 71 years and 3 months. “ihe friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral from his late reeidence, at 20'eleck v. m., -morrow. a Spal: sony an 133 tons for Williams- On the 234 instant, of the consumption of the | burg, and Rebecca Knight, 300 tens for Boston— throat, THOMAS JAMES, thes ountest ammat tne | both by the Detmold Company. ive Thomas and Ellen ©. Collins, aged 13 years, 3 montha aud 23. days. The friends and acquaintauces are renpetells in vited to atvend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 20’clock, from the City Hall. * On the even: ¢ of the 23d instant, ELLA COR- NELIJA, ouly child of George J and Helen C. Seut 2 years and 6 monthe. tives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fareral on To-morrow (Sunday) Af- ternoon, at S32 o'clock, from 575 6th; between G and Hf streets. - ‘This morning, at 20’clook, ENNIS SCOTT, in the 60th year of bis age. a ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend his i on To-morrow (Sanday) Afternoon, at four ck, from his late residence, on 8th street east, lassachusetts avenue. bs We learn from gentlemen who are sorely az- grieved by the matter. that anumber of laborers on the water works are squatting on the canal property, in the neighborhood of the Little Falls, and opening a parcel of the very lowest order of disorderly yroggeries or dogueries. We believe that all that is necessary to cause the directors or superintendent to sweep away the nnisance is for the fact to be brought to their knowltdve Both branches of our City Councils were with- out a quorum last night. The following are the names of the only gentlemen present: | Messrs. Magruder, Sweeney, and Recorder Ould of the Aldermen, and Messrs. Simmes, Myers, Tenney, Godey, and Thowas of the Council. We had a cousiderable sprinkling of frost this At Assumption, Paraguay, on the loth of Februa- | Morning; hardly sutticient, Lowever, to do any ty, WILLIAM C. OUSt LEY, only remaining son | damage to early vegetation of Sir William Gore Ouseley, K. C.B., Her Britan- The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester- mo Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister | day amounted to 10 head, all of which were Mlentpoteatiary cn @ special mission to Central | sold to District butchers at $4 5Ua$> 25 on the Americ, hoof, equal to $9a$10 5 net. This shows an ad- rence of from 50c to ¥1 per 100 Lbs. for the week. Sheep very fast in selling at 5c per Ib. ______— BOARDING. — =e ‘Athivale_Packet schr Ann Pickrell, Philadei- Bosre IN A PRIVATE, FAMILY.—A Lady | phia, to Iyde & Davidson, with a cargo of mer- and Gentleman or two sing ¢ Gentiemen can ba chandize to the two cities; schr Mary Caroline, Bowen, Philadelphia, coal to Dickson Gordon & Co.; George Bartell, Bennet, Port Deposit, to Wheatley, and Libbey & Son; Emulous, Thomr- son, Delaware, lumber and wood to Master; Geo. accommodated with a large front RUOM, (2d fic with gas. Room handsomely furnished. No c! dren iu the house. inner st Sv'clock. Please P, pls at 529 H street, botween 6th and 7th sts. Only ‘wo minutes’ walk from tho Patent Office. ap -3t* Luff, Lines, and Breeze, Hultz, from N. Y_, ce- meant to Capt. Meigs for Washington Aqueduct. > 5 2 Spxcrator. *¢ DEMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY TO Rem eer HOLe i Having gained the corsent of a majority of our customers, and being conscientiously opposed to work on the Sabbath, we have come to the determi bation to close our hair-dressing Saloon hereafter on the Sabbaty Day—commeneing April 25ta. = In order to accommodate our numerous friends and patrous, the saloon will be open until 11 o'clock eve y Saturday evening. We trust that cur In our undertaking, duty to God would — GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. V ANTED—By a respectable Young WOMAN, a Situation to Cook, Wash, and Iron, or as Chamwbermaid. The best references ean be given. or? Ss or address the Post Master, Georgetown. Ap 24-3t* frends will acquiesce with us as nothing bit our imperative iaake us deviate from our usual ANSO) OR BOSTON.—Finst Vesert— ‘A | clipper packet sci len, Cap:. Gralion S Che superior us A igs a now reoeivin} course, ONS ON Se departs freight for the above pir have quic = ane “uci Sth strect.nenr Pa.ae. | PiePAtehs For fraight ur passaxe app y to HART ae & BRO., iol Water street, Georgetown, D, (Hak CARPETINGS. ap 4 iw Z =— Just received and now on sale, from late auctions ILEY’S PAINTING b ‘ ” x 73 BRIDGE STRERT, G in New York. su immense suppiy of Velvet, Tapes- | HOUSK and SIGN PAINTING. Gl try Brussel, plain Brusvale, Three-piy, Double In- | GRAINING, SANDING, VAKNISHING, & grain. Wool, “Lu Venctian Carpets. all of | neatly and promptiy executed by necomoli ich, having xrev'ly below the coat of producti ,enatles us to offer them at figures greatly below hitherto standard rates ; among which may be found good ingratus at th Workinen, on Lie most reasonable Lerms. ap 2 3i* . GRAN D ee LL Vigilant Fire Company. ‘The members of the Vigilant Fire Company of Georgetown beg ieave to announce to their numerous friends and the public generally. tont pher will givea Grand May Balion MON-, AY, May 34, at Forrest Hail, Georgetown. ‘The members pledge them. elves to make this oue of the be-t Balls ever given by the Compass. Scott's Celebrated Cotilion Band has been en- ed for the occasior. 4 "Sicenivery no tats or Caps allowed in the room, exoept those worn LE iremen, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting e Gentieman Managers. adies. Hon. C. Addison, John Theoker, John Shackeilord, John Pauly, Henry O. Reaver, Chas. Grimes, STa_ ah da, §i. Aleo6 bales 12-4 and 6-4 heavy aud beautiful Drug- gets in Weel, aod the same widths in linen damnas. to be wo n over hne carpets in leu of mattin wprovement and comfort. Also, 4ialesrich Rugs sod Mata from the seme sonree, which wil be sold surprisingly cheap at our old stand, No.4 Market erace. ap 22-c06t CLAGETT & DODSON._ CANTON MATTING AND FLOOR OIL- CLOTH, Just received and on snie— 10 rolls 3-4, 4-4, 5-4and 6-4 whiteand red-cheeked Ca; ton Sinttiog, in the make of Gowqua, Manking, sad extra contrict Manking, These ara the best goodsoftne Kind inthis market, and will be sold vers chenp. leo, # sheets superior make Floor Or'eloth ; the John Scott, Geo. Colins, on heavy -bodied canvars and warranted well John T. Fi Win. Graves, ned. ‘The styles and designs are all new, and M. 'T. Moku Siiv ster Koonts, din the highest style of art—in Italian fres- Joseph Koonts, kb. A. King, Hie pave, chats. Gothic, tazellated oak, aod ap 22-dth ce ‘oth the goods and prices will give eln prime, White Meron, OT A TOES.—0 bush: New Jersey POTAT( *chooner Hutoka, and for chasers, Ap 20-5t ie just arrived on boar l@ iu tots to sult pur- PETER BERRY, 85 Water street Georgetown. OR SALE OR RENT.—The well known and - 1 case Stair Oilcloths, some for steps alone and some for protecting stair carpeti: CLAGBTT & Di Deviers in al! hiads of Furuitare Dry Bp Z2-coit N ne 4 Market sp: AND TOIL 5 commodious DWELLING of the late Mr. ABLE AND TOIL GoODs. John Mounte, situated on the south side of Bride, “¢ vel ra sr tween ashington efferson streets, teon- CHO ete anand it tale © Ver | tana acorn a bee tive tie oe above lines, which will be found derirabl lars, and has 9 fine lot attached. ‘To a ca:eful tena: to house- b to the terms will be moderate. Apply to CAROLINE Fore ees ye aeamne im part the following: _| MOUNTZ, No. Sssouth side Drage street, Georke- Very heavy 2-4, It-gand 12-4 Russian-made Ta tow. Np 17 2a tle Damages, very cheap and double, exactly | town: P ww suited to the times. 7 Heavy amd! durabie Tatde Cloths, in all sizes, from «on the Geor, —A valuable FA town and Rockville Turapike, shout five m VOR SAL. les & by S-4 ta b-4 by 12-4, and 10-4 by 10-4 to 1-4 by | acd a half from Georgetown, of o*% acres. The 23-1 for dumers, and Overlays, Napkins, aod buildings are a new House, Barn and other out- Doyhes to match. Vory heavy cream-colored Russian, Barnsi Zooteh Damasks, in the piece and clot! Sizes. Wine Damasks and Wine Table Cloths, in extremely novel and*rich colors, warranted to .,, told in the wah; Fruit Doy ties, same colors. Blegant Clath Piano and Table Covers, very cheap. In Totlet Goods. we have donbtless the best. and most extensive ecn im this market, amongst which m*y be found b xtra heavy twried Russia ll-4 and 12-4 Sheeting, and pisin ditto for fam ly use. The only objec n to these gonds is “they wear tov jong.” 4, 11-4 and full t2-4 German Barnsly Sheet- re, beautifuily fine, very heavy aud remarkably cheap. Towelling, ingreat variety, for bathing and toilet use. buildings, on @ good elevation. Has two stream: water running through it, making it desvabie dairy farm or market garden. About 75 acres now under improvement, about 40 of which is bot- tom land, capable of yielding from eight to ten bar- elsof corn per acre, without manures. ‘There is also a young orchard of three hundred Apple, peach. and pluin trees. About 40 acres of the form 1s cown mn clover aud grass, ® crop of wheat pres the ground, and other crops being putin the round, SDurtier, information apply to BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown. ap ls im PUNE WaTCH REPAIRING. ‘Special attention paid to the R i c poi SPINE WATCHES eee ° all sizes, BY » Allendale, Dimity and Marseilles Quilts, J. A. WATSON, izes and colors, in great vatioty and ‘very | _ No.0 Bridge street, bolow. tus Post Ofer: cheap. coAnets & EDabe Ap 9-im* Georgetown, D.C. ——— eee res da M. RUPPEL. f orice, __ | Norrasideor Marker pase; No. 31, between ) BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—The undor- | Bridge and Canal Georg ry 5 D Announoes to els patrons that at RESTAURANT may be found at al times the choigest and most excelient assortment of L. ae ue the freshes OYSTERSand all kinds of GA MF. in season, oe served at al! Lours ard at the usual prices, 04-6 ned is vow kaepine (in former business) SAND apd se who hare been 3 a. " waiting for it can now be supplied with any quantity, Pee eee as, oA pened on reasonable terms x BD baying a large quantity of ALES of vari- A good supply of WOOD and COAL, always on ous kinds brewed expressly to our o1 , which we sieiaal i Pree AS. W TTOHEL uarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- Ith street, adjoining the C ety that was ever offered in this market. Ut persons wi canal, Bridge % hing & nice article of Ale have 5 i e' 3 ul B OOTS AND SHOES, bo A yg %: We also have a fine article of elphia and X Boon’ tout and X X Porter atways on hand. The attention of families and others are respect- lers by mail, or gtvento our drivers. will be nde Y & SHINN fully called to my present supply of the, Alloy attended above articles, and partiovlariy th for to, | Boys and Girls, whish being of my own Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street pad Pope y be relied upon as being 417-4 Georgetown, D.C, in every way deserving of their attention. =— Particulsr attention paid to measured work. (COAL AND WOOD YARDFOR SALE.—The fi d: R. MO AN, Stock and Fixtures, Good Will, &c..ef the Sx,south side Pa. av., bet. 9thand 1th sts. | Goat and Wood n the corner of Sthand H sts. ap 22-30" are offered for sale. To any one Wishing to engage NELEMEN FROM THE SOUTH | ithe coal and wood business th 8 an excellent best Jocation opportunity, as the yard is about ti pat Ji 1 PUMPHRKBY, C street, back » 1e “ . has @ large run of cash cgstomers. i Hotel, as fagsals’am accomplished SERS Phas: te asin a ee Ee VANT who wishes to zo South. A first-rate eoach- et nee beta *; af man and house ‘Servant, and handy at work. cont, Apply onthe Premises. ap 22-tf ap 2-tf Cotton ARNS —We have just received a F Salers jot of COTTON YARNS, all numbers ale ITTING SHIRTS, AND NO HUMBUG. 2 and 7th at Any gentleman who wants 8 superior cut Shirtend | 8? 22-St bE eS eee ARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR MAY RE- t of the bes ality of materal, aseve: ous oan tenttiy, hag tried. hem, call if ceived and for sale at SHILLINGTOX’s Book ous can tesiify who ed *hem, call at the oor- ner of 6th streetand Pennsylvania avenue. No fit, no tale, store. jo Monthly forgMay. map 2-00 HOPKINS'S RAZAAR. | {Sitie's Family Magazine for May. ‘Words for May. Ney Stephane’ Magnzine for May. Godey's Lady’s Book for May. Grams Magazine odin May one May. other with all new publications received as r PASHIOUNABLE PEKFUMERIES, from thi r bent nouses, af GIBBS'S, near the corner of tata TTT Sear earl SAR EXPERIENCE ! By the autnorot~ br, Anrono?'—being & new ed.tion under a new A Ne«f*Phe & ! I astrated fast as issued, and for sale at a Johe Leoeh, (el the Léwion Pech ) a JOS, SHILUINGTON’S Forsale'by TAYLOR & MAURY. ‘Bookstore, Odeon Building, ap? Book and Stationery Store, 34 Pa. av, ap 23st corner 4)¢ st. and Pa. ave, SOE A er NR AN et rE Se eee Ricsacrnasaeanat se gees | RARE SAE SE ATE te mh AUCTION SALES. 7 A. GREEN, Auctionset. Mifitaue saves vinerctiesajenn IVE HANDSOME BUIL on | MAPS#: nena ates from tng Clean Chee foie ene. eh * the: [oF t % 2 5.18: Igy Sousty at = it Ho 7 ‘ AS, In ws) I roperty is eeeoes i Prout E and F atreets 14th 1858, at 1 Aa ay ‘ owing + to wit: ‘s : One-fourth oxsh ; in 6, 12, and 18 ht, im, and tatarect in 1 dpieaat 8, for notes bearing \acreat from day ofa ie i No. 14s, Rae rven aad edced tras skew Mision: | Hsiarage tees Neat, goetner wia a) putabie. Ashington, D.C., seized and levied a8 th ap l7-a A. GREEN. Auot. | property of Cunzies H. Van Fat and will be gol THE ABOVE BALE 13 POSTPONED | iaverol Wes, G. Wesel dan, owe neg ae whit TUESDRS We ah inoteah oa teen ane Fadia to Osi Lerm, 184 San é "PM AL GREEN, Anct, | MoGuire, sdminiatrator of John D. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. — | _ap 20-ts for the District of Columbia. ALUABL, DING ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three (3) Barware ep. DUNS LOT ON TENTH, M writs of fieri facts, issued from the Clerk's Tion-— Un FRIDAY, the 3 th instant, 1 shall sell, | Office of the Curouit Court of the Distriet of Co~ in front of the premixer, at half-past five o'clock, a | !u:bia for the County of Washington, and tome very handsome Building Lot situated o: west | direc ed, i shal! ex, to pablo sale, for Casn, in Sera ton opiate of aeeersseeamaen | PM Sa es keteaiiersy her one Seenles™ Wing a ¥} 5 . x o foot ihe: incher, beta pare OF LAC Nee ieee | are te Ries ened rents nee eal 0. roperty is handsom: hui juate No. 345. This leuclaut’s right, title, ated near St. Patrick's C jucement: roh,and presents Part of Lot No.3. in Sqoari 8 to persons wishing topucen so atand. southeast corner of enid | nk some building site, or make a good ivestment. (8) feet, thenoe north og A rms: ne-fourth cash; m6, 12, and 12 | inches. thence eas’ FIER Beet thence south with months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. | the rear hug pf said Lot No.9 to beginning. Also, A deed given and a deed of trust taken, part of Lot No.2, in Square No. 515, ing a! a 740 "A. GREEN, Aust. | point on strect'25 feat from the son corner qe nit et and Tuanieg west pny ies gi of $e ot No.3, DOS het Wl t we: J N@ESes! have a fe f those cheap TOIL '< No. 2 uine y-six (96) Toot el Ti) eekeced 2 SETS on hand, all well nd paraliel to line thirty ‘than they can-be here. ath ninet; (96) reet CHINA, GLASS: and QUEEN Siuniug, together with al A WARE, iuwLy, th th al! Sita nites irciinca oP ata, | ita eine toa yo Bumeron: we, seized and levi as between 9th and loth streets z "| Sine, and will be said to satiety, Nose J) ur (34) fegt, the.or 0) i aur to be- he viigint te of shore made ES, eapecunily Ladies! By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. the very feecuonterein' lc te catatene th oo: VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE If- try They never vipcaaa ace pee ‘complained of, APTERNOO® sane Avction.—On MONDAY tyre. Sse sions oro manally. on E N, 26th instast, at $34 o'clock, on the premises, we wili sell Lot numbered 16, in subdivi- siva of Square No. 435. fronting 24 feet on 8ih etreet et, aad running back 94 feet to an alley. This sale a fine inducement to seoure a good basidirg fotia a pleasant and fast improving part of the city., Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and (2 months, for notes bearing interest and satisfactorily je 18 now ready to supply 2!l in Washington, who really desire to economize, with the finest and most highly-finished SHOKS, GAITERS, BOOTS, SUIBPERS. &o, as well'as with the st Tongest and heaviest va he! oe Bee ts every oa ‘Shoes, inte: for durability ard service, an whie® last, also includes Servant’s Shoes and Boots, hai secured ranted to ever} purchasers > cusness and war: | apg’ WALL & BARNARD, Ancts._ His prices are butatrifle more than the cost of By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctionecr ERY VALUABL* BUSINESS STAND ON PENN. AVENUF, BETWEEN 3D AND 4g STREETS, those of bad work and material, while his work out- weara them four times over. 4 Dr. Frank!in never bought a peor article, nor oan AT Avctiox—OUn WEDNESDAY at TE * “Litton talk nth sitters work tor | MOG AR ona See Seck, onthe rtmnes, ‘themselves. CHARLES WEHIRMAN, - | cs fect on Penney lvame ave remsins taal? toe ee ap l4-ly isth street, near H | oy faot aliey, wth the smerovemens, comeisting of = =F > OF THE UNIT! a two-stery Bri milding, with the excelleut SF jpeg pte shal A aa BE URieeD store-rooms on the aveave and accommodations fur d Binding 1 Antiquo and Turkey M ‘ot up | & residence. expresly fur the work, can be seen at the o! e of : One-third cash; the publishers, 499 7th street. between Vand & ith interest secured by « deed in tr ap i7-1f JAMES CARTER, Agent. the premises. If the terms of sale are not on BRIDGNUEN? OF THR DEBATES OF wit! im five days alter saic the right 1 1 GMENT OF : DEBA oF CONGRESS: atthe risk and expense of the de purchas¢r. Or, the Political History of the United States. From the Original Docnments, commencing with All conveyanerng at the oust of the purchaser. apwd J C. McGUIRE. Auct. the Organizing of the Government. apr = - - Edited by Col. THO AS H. BEN* ON, ARSHAL’S SAL in vutue of a writ of Published by %p. Appleton & Co,, 345 and 348 Broad- N fier: facias, 1sued from the k way, New York, é The great sub ect of these volumes, the Political Development os the United States. stone with Cireurt Court County of Wash ex pose tu public sale. on. and ve we directed, I shall Casein front of the Court whichit a8 of the hizh importance that every | House dow «+ r American who hus a vote to cast should be conver- | of May. 1! oreieck, the following desertbed eat, prepert. 2 All defendant's right, titie, claim, The interest of history, the poetic! charm of elo- | and int! ;, quence and the calm delights of ptilosophy are hero | in the © ty of Washington, D. C., toge! biended. and singular the improvements thereon ‘To all who would understand aright the progress | levied upon ax the property of Francis A. Di keus ofthe United Sages, who wou d trace their devel- | and will be sold tu satisiy Judicial No. 95, to May opment from a ble colony to a mighty power | term, 1658, in favor of Wim. 15 Sheppard. ai among the ations, who woifld view with prescient .D UL, OVER, eye the causes which are operating still further to apis dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, M ARSHAL’S SAL, est in and to Lot No.9, in Sq romots their prosperity and glory, er the slicht wee Beede of decay inch may evennow have becun to In virtue of a writ of fie germinate, giving premonitions of coming decline | LVS rt facias, iseued from the and ruin; to all, in short, who love their country and | Cireuit Court for the Diatrict anxiously desire her highest wel‘are. the f | Connty of Washington and our polities! history, the progress of opimions on | 6xpos to pubise sale, for c important *ubjects arnong our eminent statesmen, must be worthy of the calmest and most serious consideration. Every one who has been compelled to search through a large volume to find here and there a few words on tho subject which he is examining, hws been irresistibly reminded of the “needie in the nay stock.” Alisuch difficulty is here obviated by an index at once complete and accurate. This Abridgment is made without regard to py views, hp cies a consideration of the ium- rtance of the subject ~ Wee™ J. SHILLINGTON, Bookseller and Stutroner, corner 43¢ »! Tocamen aig and Pa. avenue. a. = le Subscription works published by D. Appieton & Co. Will give special mo directed. 1 shell west. on the east side of raid 2th street, on FRI- the following good chatties, Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Chair, Low Carpets, Wardrobe, Tables, Wasivs Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa. 1 Lounge, Chairs, & 4c., seized and levied upon as the goods and chat tles of John Espey rty | 89 Judicials, to Lea & Co, use uf Geo. T. MoGlue. J. D. HOOVER, not of Colmmina, and ing Gines, 15 dts" Marshal for M balance in 6 and 12 nba, for the re Ne. 19, lerk’s ofhee of the { Colnmina for the #H,at the remdenco of Joho Espey, on 2%h street. batween Kand F streets DAY, the 2th day of April, 1858, at 11 o'clock a. m., rt, to wit: jtands. Mantle Coy -and will be sold to satisfy Ne. ay term, 1858. in favor of Suter, ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) writs of fiert facies, issued from the Cierk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- TE! FROM. ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. The Littles Murder Case. Rocuterge, N.Y ., April 22 —The Littles mur- der case on the part of the closed this morning. The opening of the defence occupied over two hours. counse] admitted that the prisoner, Stout, killed Littles and him off the bank inte the river to i. ruilt; said that the prisoner confessed the crime, ut claimed that it was not premeditated mur- der, and that he asked the jury to fed him guilty of manslaughter. Balumere Markets Bartiwore, A %%4.—Fioor is firm; sales of Howard street ear) Obio $4.37%; City Mills s W beat ix sterdy fair to prime red $1 00x! | good to prime whites #t 1x81 20. Corn is dull ; white 61.66c.; yellow 65270. Provisions are ; bulk pork at Oye%y 5 mess pork $19; Lard (alte W biaky is dull at 204221 Ke. New York Markets. New Yor«. April 4 —Flonr is firm; sles of 7,500 Dbis.; State #1 25284 3; Obie $4 65 Wheat fs syetet sales of 16,000 red Soutbern $1 Corn is steady; sales taimportant; white 73375¢, yellow 75a76 kc. Beef is buoyant; Chi bed Si30$14- Pork is bighes mess Si9e19 1h, prime $15 We $15.50. Lard Js dull at 11x. Whisky is dull at 21ke. Financial. . New qonr, April oe , _— Ld = ower Chicago and Rock Isla) , Cumber- jand Coal Company 18: Michigan Southern 44; New York Central 5\; Penna. Coal Reading 47; Mil. and Miss. 31%; Virginis 6's 4; Missourl 6's +34 Sterling exchange is dull at 1X. ————_—_2+e- i> The German citizens of St. Paul have or- ganized the “German Association of Minnesota’’ the object of which ts to infivence emigration from Germany to seek a Minnesota home. Deatns sy Vettow Fever —The ship Grey Eagle, from Rio, with dates to March Mth, re- ports the death of Rebert L. Rutter, of Philade!- phia, a passenger ; James Connell, of Norfolk ; Richard Istand and George Lafend, of New Jer- sey, seamen, by yellow fever ——— * from Berlin of the ist, in The sels, says “For some time past the ladies of this capitob have been in the babit of assembling about noon in the alleys of Thiergarten, where the Princess Frederick William has been tn the habit of tak- ing her rides on horseback. For some days past the ladies have, however, heen doomed to dis- appointment, as the equestrian excercixes of the illustrions samzon bave been interdicted by her physicians for some months to come.”? Lota Moxtez axp Mas. Corxtvenam —It is rumored that Lola Montez is about buying a i courty,on FRIDAY, the lith | house ia New York, for the purpose of making it her permanent residence, and adds that recent- ly she paid a visit to Mrs. Canningham, of Bur- dell notoriety, and bad a conversation of several bours with her, which resulted ina conviction that she did not commit the murder of Dr. Bur- dell. She thought there was devil enough in her eye to have done it, but says sbe is entirely too weak a woman to have planned or executed it. It is rumored that Mrs. Cunningham is re- duced to extreme poverty, and that to make a living she employs ber daugbters for the basest purposes. Tnomas H. Bexton ix nis Corrin.—The St Louis Democrat thus ribes the appearence of the coffias which contained the 6 aged Benton = his young grandchild : ‘- By its side was the little coffin coutaining the body of the statesman’s grandchild, McDowell Jones. Each body was inclosed in an air-tight i case, which was laid within a mal ny coftin. A lid was raised so as to allow friends to look through a glass on the faces of the dead. ‘The face of the Great Missourian wore that ex- pression of majestic placidity which was habitual ss bin, for the county of Wash: nd to direct- | to him in life. The lips were slightly , the attention to the ““Debates.”” ap20-6tl_ | od] shall expone to public sale for cash, vin from of eyes closed, and every Tacement in the ina LUMBER the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, | state of repose that indicated how gentle and E Undermgned would respectfully irform their Tu fe - | lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s ett ar Meng Wek MBER. FOR BUILDING right, title, claun an interest im and toall that piece PUR POSH, either in the rouch or prepared i ground iying i etown. inthe Dis- mh Fn} They will a so keep on ian, INDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, &e. ee of PLANING and SAWING at the lowest and invite persons in want of the above to ‘hem a call. nelnd manner ready for use. min. whieh 1 4 make to order at the ki south from the corner of Brid: Space, and runming thence wes| of the two-stor: streets. thence south m 12+ McLEAN & MUNRO. OOTS AND SHOES, (Quick Sales—Small Profits. We are daily receiving our sup Sommer GAITERS and SHOF: d Children, sected by the line ofthe south wall of said extend of Sprine and | and then north and with tne line of a feet 6 inohes to the pince of beginuing. which is the northeast corner of said house, together withall and singular the Linp' ied upon as the property of George & Will be soid to satisfy jadicial: hoe i joys and ve woul R ‘seall before pur- s Nos. 331, 335, and mS ere? cael ree to October term, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hateher We have Gaiters and Halt Gaiters alittle ont of | aml Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 155, 19, and. 1S? style, which we are selling for 75 cents nar pair, fur | Judicials to May term .tn faver of Cline aad M. it id stand | Dillon, Peter Didon, Lpen and 6 conte fr HOB vice Pesan | Clune 3. South side Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7th streets, mdts Marehal for the Distri = 7 THE AROVE SA went of bidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April next, 1258, sane hour and pinoa, ct of Columtia, ap 16 en S SUGAR, Ct aon jeans mua - Mavstel births me D. ptititlensd 2 7- for th y of Colum! Sete NenKese, m 27-ts arshal jor the Pustrict of Columbia, 2 kegs PICKLES, (medium size.) >" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Just received aud for sale by ap |3-eo6t BAR BOUR & SEMMPES. INFIF ACADEMY. | clas iadakg m Near CaRursir, Pa. same hour and place. J.D HOOVER, ap 3-ta Marshal for Distriet of Columbia, Twenty-fourth Session (five montis) commences N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtne of 2 writ of ay 3L. a IVE fier: facias inder the jaw,” Ty attention given to the comfort and improve- | the Clerk's offer of the Cur Sonrt of the Dis- ment of twenty five Lads. trict cf Columbia, fer the County of Washington, Entire Expenses and to me directed Circulars at this 0! +L shall expo: oe, or addres ’ . K. BURNS, Plainfield, Cumberland County, Pa, Will o2!! on those who may address hin previous to April th, an 3t-coim ty,on WEu at 12 0’¢lock, te wit: being all the foilowirg deseri roperty lefendant’s right. title, claim, interest, in and to the certain hulding, e 1 on the who-e of Lot No. 16 and part of Let No. 17, in vo. 847, in the City of Washington, D. le of Lot No. 16, snd I2 feet next joming ef Lot No. 17, rannme bsek t'e whole depth cf sud Lots No. 16 nrd 17, 15 feet 1 neh, and w be sold to satisfy Judicial, No. 2, to in favor of Joha Purdy —— ES 515 Seventu Street, ntinues to furnish COP PINS, at short rotioe, Tkinis and sizes. J will ntrena — —. fo removing persons from the oid tag! samp grounds to new Cemetery. Z Furniture reprired; Upholstering done ; and Var nishing done at houses. 3. Venable. HOOVER, Residence—B street, between 6th acd 7th, No, | 223% Marshal for th et of Columbian, = apie etn EVENTH STREET PAPER-HANGING " SPECIAL NOTICE, ‘ : APEI > I HE subscriber most earnestly requests all par Ss ESTA B!ISHMENT. The undersigned weuld respe: tfully call the atten- tise iedebted to tae Sale ims of Colley & Sears. i | sou os gerecen venvonting Homes totes wore Store, come forward and settle their accounts as Possible. ‘Those failing todo so, their bills wiil bo | Prysm aanueety we nera he hss just reorwwed « pl-ced.in the hands of a collector fur settiement.as | PMR NANA IN GS cot panemegeeet pa the acy iis of creat importance to me that the old business | tasufacture. Maving purchascd the above goods for cash, every article will be disposed of at the lowest remerative prico, Acknowledging past favors, I trast by strict atten- J. W. COLLEY 523,7th street, three doors north Pa. ave, 2-eolit tat received. Laadioe’ and Misses’ WHITE KID PERS—a it article. wale aerartment of Ladies’ and Misses’ Wear of ali vari ti OVER & HON. South side Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts. Ap 22-entt ye THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON, Db, c. Having been in the meaaufacturing of Lae: JOHN MARKRITER, No, 486 7th street, 7 doors above ap 19 10t* us the Gid Stand, FOTICE-ATTENTION, To Whoiesale and Retail Grocers, Tobacconists, Druggists,and the Trade generally, We, the undersigned, Messrs. SAMSTAG &CO.,, have just received a ot of superb HA- *, i 8 VANA SEGARS, viz: aaa, Misses’ and Si 4 poe ae 100,000 Imported Havana, know by this time what will suit them in that tine, 75.00 Manulis Sherroots, BA jut we do; which you can bf by kiviug our worka tral. You can find the arte 35.000 Choneha, clos at the pri Shoe Stores in Washingt 40,900 Operas, BUTa the Sheen wcli-known ae MoCurdy & Soe Apd other Brands £06 numerous to mention. ie a 'e: id ham} ne. be cae & ‘ OVER has, at all t — of ones od iN meng a JEL P. HO ‘. i al ames, rs. x. STA co, hand Ai hinds of Ladies Minsea’ and Ginldres 89 Pa.avenue. bet. 6th and 7h #0, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, BOOTS and SHUES, | __ oppo. Browns’ Botel, Washinsten City, Do. made by J. W. MoCuridy & Son, Philadelphia. Also, Terms according to amount, with good paper. Melies Freuclr Imported, Motiere & Ville Shoes: | _@p 10-eolm ail kinds of Gentlemen’ ‘atent Leather and Calj > r>ak G2 he = Hootn and Shoes, French styles, which I will seii BRANche GH: BRATS GEORGE: Ty le. a 7 Tare or TRUNKS, Solo Leather, Wood and Iron Frame, SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 83 Pa. avenue, south cide, bet. 45g and bth sts. The sabsonber informs his friends and pstrons in Washington, who have patronized him for the last two years in Georgetown, has, for their bet- ter accommodation, taken the above named Store, where all orders will be promptiy attended to. He asks his old friends and ail others of Washington And its vicinity, to give hima oa!, avd pledges him- self to do all Kinda of work in is “ine iu the very be with punctuality and « . Gentleeen's Clothing Cieansed cr Dyed in the all stylesand qualities, made to order at the short- est notice Call at fron Hall Boot, Shoe,and Trunk Estab lishment, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. 2 = SAM’L. P. HOOVER. Ap 2i-lw J OHN ALEXANDER, No 240 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PAPER HANGINGS, I have now in store the most complete assortment of Paper Hangings ever offered to the public of | very beat manner. Ww ‘end j ies. Carpets nicely cleaned, “ aaron ene ¥ han Wesenet Decorative Pa During the summer months the above Store will be opened daily at 74s 0’ciock &. m., pers of the most ern aad rich designs, in panel, = gold, satin, zee, and wood imitations, with bor- ders'to corr ber and other papers | WaTPORTANT TO FEMALES.—Uiseascs of inorert Far 7 pattern. . | omales exclusively treated by Dr Dubois. I would also o</I your attention to the fact that in emedies for Female Derangements from $1 to 85. dition ‘o the great variety of Paper Hangings | Bote cewrentocd - all cases. Consul seoragiyer Wino anaBeceagrcaR" | | wemcnaiy emideua. Pelco om 3 ° 0 wi + mI NIGES RICTURE CORDand TASSELS ofaay | § endinen. Medinet ree by mil. -Ladien® pri city. vate ciroulers sen! 1» except postage, By unremitti: tion and prompt execnt: = pie JBOIS, No. ofali strat — rete omer xen =| peters i DuBois, No. 120 west ah nent, best man: Il_ oases RS. CECILIA YOUNG, row or Ent omin the sae oe M ‘Washington, will Ieee bane mvocaL = {Marlborough Gazette copy.} MUSIC either: as vee Pu iis or iu sleeves. SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. Eand Pineeeta. Ps samen x . a TC MINGRA ab ‘arkboh re, 12 tn 2 oF elook. ap Im she invites the attention of the Ladies. No, 305 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 1! streets, B= executed at the R*® AND BARLEY mane. CELY MAL-T BOUSH, corner of Syent Falls av- from the corner of al- rel 2 the 2ith day of March. 1858, at 12 o’clock m_, the fol- jed within the fol- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west sideof Market Space ata point 82 feet 10 inches street and Market With the north was he two-story briok houses on the lot hereby (de- 01 a scribed, and the lue thereof extending feet, mber Yard and Factory corner 13th and Canal el with. Market Space 27 feck 6 inches, more or fess, toa point which will vg eae couse west, then by said line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner ofeaid house, Market Space 27 ements thereon, seized and Jev- hodes, Jr.. — Triplett and John b. HOOVER, OSTPONED, for Poriponed, until FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1852, issued from | delicscres of the season, constantly on hand. oO public «ale for cas, in tront of the Court bhouge door of said coun- the mtn day of April. 1858, = he —_ —— ty, = — Notices S g sl © retain the con! nee A continualron o| ree xae es ee tho liberal patronage heretofore received. peaceful bad been the end of the veteran's stormy life There was no discoloration or wrinkle to be seen, and the presence of death was visible only in the cl eyelids, and the cold, white, marble-like appearance of the fea- tures. The grandchild lay as sweetly as though only sleeping, with its little head covered with golden bair, nestling amid white hyacinths and early spring flowers, whose purity was typical of its own young spirit.” FOTICE TU CR E DITOR S.—In acooroance Na a deed in trust from WM. DOWLANG, of Georgetown, D.C.. cated Maren 22d. 1888, and duly reomded 1a Liber J. A.S.. No. 150, folios 1,2, 3. 4. and 5, | hereby notify all persons claiming under the id do-d, to file their respective mes C. Motutre’s ton C., on or before June ist, y be exciuded from any ben- THO. J. FISHER, Trostee. GREAT, GLORIOUS. RICH AND RARB. TURTLE, TURTLE. TURTLE, TURTLE. The undersigned having just rece'ved a freeh supply (direct from Nassau) of those aplen- Ge GRERN TUR ILE: being the bret geacen, bas the pleasure of -nformine friends aud the public in geuersl, that he will serve Ep the same on Wednesday, April Zist, at i) o’cl’k, to his customers. Pamutes supplied at the usual prices. WM. F. BENTER Proprietor Umon Ball, C street. between 6th and 7th streets. N. B.—A fresh supply of HARD CRABS, and all _Bp 12-2hwow* ap tf oO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. We would call the attention of caries, and Rurlders to our :mmense stock of RAS| aK BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &o. We bave just re- ceived 1,000 pr. of Bunds of various sizes. from tne North, who are No. 1. We nave also in store over 1° Windows of Saeh, of various sizes lozed or angiezed. Airo, a well selected pors, Manuleetured from kiln dried lumrdr. We would call yarticular attention to our stock of Mouldings of over ey patterns. We havo made arrancements wit = best northern macu t All those intend, the coming season we call and examine our ANY Rite - HAMILTON & CO. A!! Patterns of Carved and Sawed Brack - co. Newels and Balusters furnished to order, and Bin Painted and Hung to order. Call at No, %¢7th street, opposite Centre Market, sp 8-eolm H.W. H. & CO. PRESS OF FICE AGGAGE E P aes 3 Srreer, Adjoining The States Printing Oftes. ‘The subscriber, Baggage Arent fer Baltrmors and Ohio Washington Branch Ratirosd, has cron me f the publ 0, Where can be Tedation of a u { Wagons to convey Bagrage or tear am Ruilrond ie me ca & ta ite in this City or Georgetown. iithce peng hon 3 o'elock a. im to loo'dock P. My duly, exoept Sunday. 7 to 10 0’ciook a. m...? o’olook to 10 p. m. JOHN M. McCLINTUCK, ace Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, B.—Persons coming to Washington or goine to imore, not having made up their were AP Ed cars, a at this office, orat Baltimore ‘Shhoe, No. Sharp street, and noextra charee. dw PORTFOLIO FOR May, chenpes' zipost eutertaining and od uae ‘al Magazine published. taining & atrfal jon Soe plate ‘of Flowers, an elegant coloEd piste of Bonnets, Slorves. &o., Fmgmas, Paag.es, Re- buses, Conuc Pioturesand Jckes; making »!togeth- er the most valaahle. amusing, and cheapes’ werk ever publishe? for the money. 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