Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notice to Apvearisens.—To secure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in Tur Star they mast }- sent to our office as early in theday as possible. Those who delay to observe thisecaution should not complain if they do not fiud them where they prefer to see them. It is always safest to get them to our counter between Sand 10 in the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. City Covscits — Board of Alderm:n.—The Board met last night at the usual hour. A communication was read from the Mayor, announcing bisx havin signed a joint resolution bs Seam applica = to Congress for the ex- ‘ablishiment of a manic of Columbia a4 Pal court for the District '. Dovoho presented the petition of S. Pri- bram, asking the remission of ves referred to claims committee Mr. Moore presented the petition of Thomas Motley, in relation to acity railway; referred to improvements committee. Mr. Clark presented an invitation from the Sec- retary of the Musical Convention, now in session at the Smithsonian Institution, inviting the mem- bers of the Boaid to attend the sessions of said convention; unanimousiy ——e ‘The Chair presented the petition of Thompson Naylor, asking the remission of a fine, referred to claims committee Mr. Moore, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill to make a gravel footwaik on Second street east, near A street north; passed. Also, from same committee, a bill to continue the improvement of H street north, from North Capitol to Boundary street; _— Also, a bill to set the curb and pave the foot- Way on the north front of square 5U3, in the Sev- enth Ward; passed. Mr. Dove. from claims committee, reported back the _ of Wm. O Donnell, Hugh Re- an, W. W. Beckenbaugb, Wm. Lomax, John Meter, for the remission of fines, asking to be discharged; so ordered. Also, on the petition of Humas Turner, with a Lill for bis relief; Ns Also, a bill for the relief of Baden & Lownds; passed Also, a bill forthe relief of Dr. Johnson E!- lot, for surgical treatment of police otficer Thos Kobjnson, while conflaed frow injuries received in the disebarge of bis duty as an officer of the Corporation; passed Also, a bill for the relief of Dr. J. Richards ; passed. Also, a bill from lower board for relief of John Alworth; passed. Council bill to trim and gravel Fourteenth street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to the canal, was read and referred to improvements committee. Also, # bill authorizing the chan; ing of the six-foot alley in square 165; same reference. Also, a bill for taking up and relaying the gut- ter om the south front of square No. 488; same reference. Also, a bill authorizing the Mayor to canse one of Foster Henshaw’s iron pumps to be placed on the corner of Tenth strect east and M street south; same reference. Mr. Moore, from improvements committe *,) Fe- ported a bill to relay the gutters oa a portion of G street north and Sixth street west; referred. Also, the claim of Cameron & Mooney for a balance due them on account ef building a xca- Wall between N and © streets south ; referred Mr. Pearson offered the following resolution : Resolved, That the Register be, and is hereby, directed to faruish this Bow:d with the reasons why he has not seageoees to a resolution passed by this Board April [2th, 1555, in relation to pay- ment of the salary of the acting magistrate in the Seventh Ward; passed. Mr. Donobo offered a resolution requesting the committee on impoovements to examine into the coadition of the sewer running through square 8, in the Third Ward, aud report by bill or otherwise; passed. The special order—joint resolutions in relation tothe proposed increase of the funded debt of the city—was then takea up Jownt Resolusion providing for ascertaining the semse of the people as to the propriety of in- creasing the funded debt of the city for cer- teig specific purposes therein mentioned Resolved, $c , That at the ensuing annual elec- tion inthis city, to be held on the seventh of June next, there shall be submitted to the decis- gon of the legal voters, as ix authorized to be done oy the city charter, the question of conferring spon the Corporation of Washington the power to increase the funded debt of the city to an Bmount not exceeding two hundred and fifty fhousand dollars: Provided, That no portion of be “aid additiona! debt siall be incurred for any ber ~wrpose than to defray such expenses ax ea necessary for the Corporation eur for the purchase aud laying + pi 768: With a view to securing a 5 roe a, ater iy distribution throughout the a peditions “~*~ to be introduced city, of the water whic * teen Orne sda from the Great Falls of tn” Potomac: And pro- vided also, That no stock, bo: Recboni s Sea My which imay be issued for the .. 4 edt, of for any portion thereof, shall he sold at 70% than its par value, or bear & bigher rate of inte et Suan “ix per centom per annum, and that no por ee such stock, bonds or liability shall be issued u til the proceeds thereof shall be required for the purpose aforesaid, and then ouly to. be ixsued in » amounts as may at the time be required ; and that all the debe thus con d, both pri eipol and interest, shall be redeemed, and paid out of a special fund to b ed for that par- di to be der na Water (ax herafter xed upon such property as may be ben- © introduction aud distribution of the under the direction of the sball have prepared and printed the essary allots to enable the people in the several wards of this city to give a fairetpression of their judg- ment Upon the question of Increasing the funded debt to the amount and upon the conditions afore- said, and that the votes takeu upon this question shall be taken, counted, and reiurned separate and apart trom the votes that may be taken at the saiae Lime for municipal officers. Mr. Moore stated, in relation to the matter, that as the water would be brought to the city boundary by 1 rember, it was time to be making prep a for its introduction into the city; and be was mit the matter to the people for their s to the propriety of increasing the funded debt for the purpose of defraying the expense of distributing it through the city Mr. Dove thought that this sort of legislation Was premature. We had no power to do any thing im the matter ax yet. It would be years before tue water works would be in a state of completion sutticient to wacrant the Corporation ta making any preparation for tapping it for the use of the citizens. ‘The only lutroduction of the Aqueduct water conte nplaied at preseat was the putting de & tweive-inch main to supply the departments temporarily. And, mo-eover, we had no authority ax yet from Congress viving the Corporation powe. to take auy steps, the vovernment has not as yet given the Corporation auy right to suppose that they were to have per- mission to use the Water at ali. He, however, ated that such. no doubt, was the inteation of overnment; but it was best not to move too ayor tue the resol ution motion of Mr. Goddaid, the matier was laid on the table aud made the spec erdes for next Wednesday afiernoou at 4 o'clock. Phe Board then adjourned Common Council —Mr. Fisher presented the petition of George W. Stewart fer the grade of Twelfth street, between G and H; referred to improvements committee Mr Beown presented the remenstrance of cer- tain butchers against the passage of the law rel- ative to slaughter houses and butcher pens; laid on table Me. Clark presented the petition of Thomas L.ownds; referred to claims committee. Mr. Lioyd presented the remoustrance of T. L. Page, telative to improvemeuts in the Seventh Ward; referied Mr. Lloyd presented an {invitation from the Musteal Convention to the Councils to attend their sittings; accepted Mr. Brown, from ways and means, reported a bill making appropriations for cle 1g streets, alleys and gutters during the year Iso-, which passed Mr. Kennedy, from claims committee, reported adversely on the petition of Adam Crawford, for remission of a flue, and the committe: was then discharged Also. the petition of Columbas Kelly, for remission of a fine for firing a pixtoi. Also, Alderman’s bill for the relief of James Keenan. with the recommendation that it do not pass; bill was rejected. Also, adversely on the petition of T Robinson = and the committee was discha fom its consideration Also, a bill for the relief of A. L. Yerby Mle Jctfcr-en moved to recomunat the bill, with instructions to report a bill granting the prayer f the petitiouer: passed ° Algo? ald scat bill for the benefit of Thos Motley: passed Mr O'Hare, from the improvesments commit- ®. reported the Aldesmen’s Uill to trim and gravel from the public val L street > pass Lat fag Hic xebools cou reatied the Aldermen's Bilt fur the appointment of au asaistant teacher in the Second School dis- paseed Brown, from the d:ainage committee, re- ported. authorizing the construction of a sewer a reet north, between Siath and Eighth ; da. wT Wallace, from the health committee. re- ried the Aldermen's bili Fat the expense of eleyates to the Fanitary 4 uarantive Coa- jou ; passed “Mir Pieneh intr@daced @ bill to abate a nui io the Fifth ward Ne Kennedy moved to add the proviso that the ¢ost shall not exceed the amount a) and the funds of no other wands suah we geod for the perpese j lost, and the bill pessed. r. Edmonston bill re ith seep eee te Raaae nes to G street; to im it committee. Mr. O'Hare offered a bill to pave and lean alley in the east half of square 448; tred to er SSapee ine dt f. Li offered a bill to grade a vel © street tien Fourteenth street to Maryland ave- nue; same reference. . Also, a bill to complete the grading and grav- eling of N street south, between New Jersey avenue and Sixth street west. Mr O'Hare moved to reconsider the vote by which the bill to improve Twentieth street was laid on the table. Mr. Wallace moved to lay the motion on the table; pending which motion the Board adjoorn- phe Monday next at 4 o’clock p. m. according to law. Destaective Firne.—About 12 o'clock last nighta fire was discovered breaking out in the store of Stephen Brown, on Seventh street, near the corner of Marylandavenue. A large number of the citizens of the neighborhood quickly as- sembied and endeavored to extinguish the fire, but all their efforts proved unavailing. The flames soon spread to the adjoining buildings, and in the space of two hours reached fram Hughes's floricultural gardens to the corner of Maryland avenue, and around on Maryland ave- nue west (Ouruing a number of workshops on Maryiand avenue) to the corner of Eighth street. The buildings destroyed belonged to Messrs. George E Kirk, AL. Holmead, Wm. Hughes, J. Cornwell and J.B. Grinnell, ‘and were occu- pied as follows : The corner store, a two-story brick, was occu- pied by J. F. B. Purcell, grocer, whose loss is estimated at $1,500 The others, fronting on Seventh street, were ocenpied by John E. Baker, dry gocds dealer; M. Frabluk, clothier; S_ Brown, tobacconist; W Bayly, harness maker; K & Bro., liquor re- finers; ‘Tacker, shoemuker. On Maryland avenue the buildings were occu- pied by C. C. Anderson. blacksmith; J Corn- well, wheelw t; and J. B. Grinnell, pump- maker. ‘The individual losses, as far as heard from, are estimated to be as foliows: Purcell, $1,500; Baker, $100; Bayly, $200; Grinnell, $200; Corn- well, $20; Andeison, $75; Frabluk, £200; Kagy & Bro , $1,5u0. Mr. Purcell, we understand, was insured for #2,000 in the Farmers and Mechanics’ Insurance Co. of Philadelphia. Mr. Baker had his furni- tare and part of store insured in the Washington losarance Co. ‘The value of the buildings consumed has not been ascertained Mr. Hughes, floriculturist, lost about $50 by the destruction of his garden fence. Credit ix due to Messrs. Rarnard, Alexander, Lorch, Anderson and others for their endeavors toextinguish the tire; ax also to a lady from Philadelphia, living tm the neighborhood, who was most active in saving furniture from the flames. None of our fire companies were present. A company was there who style themselves the Good-Will Hose. formed out of what was for- merly the States Hose. The conduct of sonie of these, on last evening, was in strict keeping with that of the States Hose. A gentleman tellx us that he saw one of the members issue froma burning building with two bottles of liquor in bis hand-. A member of the Auxiliary Guard attempted to stop him—a whisper is said to have artested the office:’s preceedings. ‘The Good- Will Hose then clustered a-ound their apparatus and were apparently having a most excellent fime. Subsequently Mr. Purcell was applied to by one of the “Good Will” for a farther supply, which they received. The effects of their “con- viviality’’ were appareut, as they turned their steps homeward. a3 this Good-Will Hose Company a legal existence here? Nartonat Musicat Coxvention.—Afternoon Sesston.—The Convention met again at 4 o’cluck. The exercises of the first hour were conducted by Mr. Bradbury, who interspersed his lecture upon Taste, as applicable to the correct perform- ance of church rousic, by illustrations fates the * Jubilee.” a new church singing book, recently published by him; the members singing under fis direction a number of selections from the work in good style ‘The introductory bour thus passed off to the gratification and instraction of all After a short recess, the Convention was called to order by Mr. Root, who occupied the remain- der of the session in exercising the voice, diver- sifying this voeal training with i!lustrations as exemplying the proper methed of e osomizing the breath. The Convention entered with great spirit into these exercises, and under the persua- sive instruction of the Professor, evinced their appreciation of his views by a simultaneous adoption of them, that is. so faras they could, in so short a space of time as was devoted to this branch of the exercises, and their efforts were, in an eminent deg.er, suecesstal. Prof. Root bas a at first sight, a pood self and bis bearers. puch a quality always meets with conesponding smeress with the pupil. Prof Bradbury speaks with much dignity, and im- Presees the mind of the hea-er torcibly. ‘Yo-day, the moming Lour was oeoupied by “ref U.#. Root in exercising th embers aud : ining the tone aud expres music. Af- ‘cha feerss was taken lo prepare for other basiness A Porttest Demonstaation. —iast night, stortly after > o'clock, the barning of goods boxes auc tar barrels {a Pennsylvania avenue, at the corner of Four-and-a-belf street, and the tiring of ced the assembling of s crowd feavet local politicians—the Ber- Lorthy “Her wa: ee tee nag a huge eo asparency, lettered stone of the Arch?) al! Many lighted rad preceded first by the swiy 7! and next ne band of music “Under the av sane they marched, two-anc” If street, and returned to When a swivel, i by a of the Reystone © two. up Four-and the avenue by the way of Sixth street the hesd of the line arrived opposite Stott’s dr store. al the southwest corner of Browns?’ Hotel block, the other end was crossing © stieet, at the northeast corner of the same blo The enthusi rowd marched up Pennsylvania avenue to teenth street, and up ‘Thirteenth to the residence of Mr. J G. Berret, by whom they were addressed for perbaps five minutes ‘The procession then wended Its way to the resi- dence of Mayor Magruder, who was duly sere- nuded by its band. In the stall hours of the morniog, its band was beard on the streets, dis- coursing spirit-stirring music Just as the procession were opposite to the Star oflice our windows were treated to an empty bot- ile throwa by some one in the crowd, which ed two panes of glass for us. (communicatED. Miss Avonta Jones expressed her disappoint- ment, last night, at the many vacant seats in our mest little theatre. An actress, she should re- member, like a prophet, is not withont honor, save in her owneity. 1 have n- ver, jn a some- time experience, known any other ‘disposition manifested by the people than to be chary of either praise or support of their own local artists. It was. perhaps, impolitic in Miss J. thas pub- ly to express her disappointment at her recep- ia her mative city; but her speech and man- dan houest consciousness of ler de- Which fully excuses ber. riter of this was also disappointed—not ho i filled, but that this e, as she admits, per- acter of Evadne ina style whi at formed the € Would bave done credit to any of the -+ star” travedicnnes of the day. It could not have been better. Her reading slows a just conception of the chara.ter.and her action s chaste, and not strainedly **terific,”? as is toocommon. Nature has been bountiful in endowing her with form, feature, and a silvery-toned voice; and she wiil shine in ber profession Op Focir Watcumas Donxetty.—We are informed that, in our aceount of the affray of Saturday af- ternoon last at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, wherein, on the information of bystanders, we said that Watch stood by with bis arms folded fight was over, when he arrested an Individual in the crowd for sweating, we have done Watch- man Doanelly injustice. He brings us a note from Joha Campbell (the person arrested ) stating that he did not see bim at the scene of the alfray until he was arrested, which was after the fight Also notes from R. H. Galloway, R. 8. Water- man, and John Wade, stating that he (officer Donnelly) was standing at the doer of the said Waterman's house—the Hickory House—on Six h street above C, when the fight, which lasted but for a moment, touk place, aod immediately left for the spot ou secing the muss, Linder these circumstances, we are satistied that our inform- ants did officer Donnelly injustice; as the instgnt he reached the spot, he proceeded to do his daty ju the matter by arresting the only pe:son then engazed in violating the Corporation ordinasces, the parties to (he previous figbt both declining to testify the one against the other. Tue Avgican Metuovist Episcopat Cuurcn Conrenence —The Ballimore annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church will commence in this city to-morrow morni at o'clock, in the Israel Chureh, South Capitol street. This is a separate body from the FE. Church, but their doctrines and usages are the same, This conference embraces Eastern and Western Maryland, all the State of Delaware, and the District of Columbia. There are forty preachers belonging to the conference, several of them bave arrived in the elty. Rev Bishop Payne will preside at this sension, assisted se $ Bishop Quinn. Tbe business will be conduct doors. Wrks canna sermon will be preached by Bishop Payne at 4 o'clock p.m, ig the above named cbhureb, Carminat Court —The jury, which was out fm the case of the United States es. Alexander Eggleston, charged with am assault and battery in two cases, when the Court adjourned, vester- AUCTION SALES > By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Tuners, A on.—On aay, returned, this morning, a verdict of guilty sell, by order of indicted, in both cases. at iam, of ll egeek a he tweaeanlis, were committed, it will be Bit, Hehe suction foom of A. Greek. he eed Sol, Crepes Tannin, Pale a | sansa agen he geet dro sgba Wee wart aS: 8 pagans |, Adnan PRESTR 5 it til to-morrow at 10 0’clock. ” op zd A. GREEN. Annet. @ Reporter was mistaken in saying that shlsceneetee tponed ra of the — _ ata pin ae tip dhecorahent of oun By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO-STORY F E HOUSK T, aT AUCTION.—On TRSDAY these on shail sel in front of the \~ " Hey The sudden post; of this case created | a good and near!y new two-story CS a the necessity for the Court to adjourn til! to-mor- | taining six conveniently-arranged Tooms, and the row there had been no other business assigned pay jon aed ring Part Oct t No, a, i for day under the expectation of putting t ao a handsome! ¥ ‘gees ta tee. = putting sted, fronting on Ist street west, between K and L Scpreme Courr—Monday.—Henry Melville | Terms: Ono-haif cash; the balance in 6, 12, and 18 ithe, fc yt ing ¥ S Parker, Esq ., of Massachusetts, was admitted an Rae d given ands deed of tree toe rigasaame attorney and counsellor of this Court. ive indisputable. A Gxeen No. 61. Timothy 8. Goodman, plaintiff in er- | —*2= EN, Auct. Tor, vs. John Simonds In error to the Circuit By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Court of the United States forthe district of Mis- Vv ERY EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER’S souri. Mr. Justice Clifford delivered the opin- BALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. SUCH AS ARE ion of the Court, reversing the j ‘ment of the | UsvaLLy Founpina a 's EsTaRLisu said Cireuit Court, with costs, and remanding | MEST AT AUCTIO a MONDAY, the 3d day of the cause, with directions toaward a tenire fact- SIR EERE, noma! Sell at my auction rooms, oor ive assortment of Unred d Pied a No. 88. Alfred Ingraham et al., assignees in large tusber of crape asd ones Shawis and ‘To he trust of the Grand Guif Railroad and Banking | ing, via: fi Company, appellants, rs. Henry 8. Dawson, Ad- ‘Twenty very superior Gold Sets of the Istest ministrator of Moses Groves, deceased,et al. ‘The uy es, comprising Breastpins, Bracelets, and argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. mnigre y 3, aba lot of superior Silver Hunting and other ‘atch 4th of May, we shall contin 1 sale, commencing at o'clock &, m., with Guns and Pisto's, And precisely at 40’clock p. m.. we shall sell a largo and very superior assortment of— Gold Hunting Lever and other Watches, Gold Fob and Guard Chairs, With a large lot of other articles which we deem Strawbridge, for the appetlants, and continued by Mr Benjamin for the appellees. Adjourned. Wasutxoton THEatRe.—Miss Avonia Jones made a brilliant debut in ‘-Evadne’’ (substituted for “‘Armand’’) last night, before her home cir- cle of friends and 2dmirers. She is overflowing with genius, as every manifestation evinces, bas a sweet syerpachetc voice, and wants nothing but the ripeness of experience to place her in the leading rank of American actresses. Sbe was exceedingly well sustained by Mr. Pope, who will, we think, become a favorite here, if his average of performances are equal to that of last night. ‘To-night Miss Jones appears as ‘‘Parthenia” to Mr. Pope's “Ingomar,” a piece affording a fine display for the abilities of both. nds. Licensed Pawnbroker. A. GREEN, Auct. BOARDING. I OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A Lady and Gentleman or two sing e Gentiemen can be accommodated with a large front ROOM, (2d tleor,) with gay. Room handsomely furnished, No chil- dren in the house. Linuer at 3 o'clock. Please ap- ly at 529 H street, between 6th and 7th si Only two minutes’ walk from the Patent Office. ap 23-3t* GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. RS. A. W. THORN will open at her o!d stand, jo. 79 Bridge street, ‘Thureday, Apr'l 2th, an assortment of SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY, to which she invites tne attention of her customers and: the public generally. ap 77 -2t* JFE RECHIVED, at the Fancy Store of Mr: J. CLARK, No. 73 Bridge street, & full as sortinent of SPRING & SUMMER GOOLS, consisting of Cavalier, Riding, and other Hal and Straw Bounots, together with a large ort ment of Useful and Fancy Articles, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. Ladies would do well to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. 21 3st MRs J CLARK. M RS. GU1MAN invites the ladies of Washing- ton and Geo-getown to her first grand Shenee of SPRING and SUMMER BON- ETS; also, to@ very nice assortment of RIBBONS and FRENCH FILLOWER and toalarge steck of STRAW GOOD: on Thursday, + riday, and Saturday, at » street. near Brilze street. P.S —Bleaching done at the cheapest and short- ap 2? lw Founp Deap.—This morning, about 7 o'clock, an old man, named John T.S. McConchre, resi- ding on M street, between Nineteenth and Twen- tieth’streets, was found dead. Suspecting that all was not right, Justice Drury of the first dis- trict entered the premises, and found him sitting at the foot of bis chair, his head bent to the tloor, as though he had slip) from his seat and been unable to rise. The deceased was about sixty- five years of age, and had been ailing for some time. His business was that of a gardener. Cor- oner Woodward held an inquest upon the body. Hayry Mason, Exg.—Mr. Editor: Asa notice of the defection from the Catholic Church of Henry Major, Esq , (formerly a Protestant minis- ter,) appeared in the Star about a year azo, a number of your subscribers wlil be yratitied if you will say in your valuable paper that Mr. Major is in a Catholic. He recently received the holy communion in Trinity chureh, Georgetown. His Catholic fiends rejoice at the returu to the old fold of this distinguished convert. 8. Georgetown, D. C., April 23, 1558. Centre Marxet.—The market opened this morning with an average attendance of dealers. The supply, though not very great, was of ex- ped aco = “ = ——— — cellent quality, and quite equal to the demand. | FJANDSOM@SE RAD SUMMER MIL- In the fish market shad were selling at 25a7 cts per p#ir; large rock 1a$1.50 each; small fixh 25a 37 cts. per bunch. In the hay market the supply was small; the prices ranged from “Uc. to $1.10. ISS J LEACH, having taken the show room {tached tu the fancy store of Mrv. J. Ciark, No. 73 Bridge strest, George own, Will Open on Phurada » Friday aud oaturday the best selected and most handsome assortinent of SPRING AND St'MMER HATS ave has ever had the pleasure of offering to the la- dies of Georgetown and vicinity, Also. a full ax- Tue First Warners complain of a rowdy party from down town who visited them last night and committed various acts of disorder, | Po ¢ment gf Trimmings, consisting of Ribbons, beating people on the street, entering restaurants | _ 8p 27 St _______MISS JULIA LEAC and breaking drinking-glasses and furniture, WARTED_By a respectable ¥ ung WOMAN, calling for liquor which they refased to pay for, 4 Situation to Cook, Wash, and Iron, or as and made themselves as nnpleaxant as such fel- | Chambermau. The best references oan be given. lows generally do. No arrests were made. Georgetown. ie fe or address the Post M: Ap 24-St* Tue Presipent’s Mountep Guarp had a perior ~, grand target-firing at Sanderson's yesterday, and the sport resulted in the first prize, a handsome silver goblet, being awarded to Mr. McCutchen, 1 and the second, a silver cup, to Mr. Fisher. The | ( uards rode out with mounted music, and made | ~~ = ; a tine display. = “ae GRAND MAY BALL Paicsrick came and will go with Congress. Vigilant Fire Company. Buta few days remain of the present session, and all who want books cheap, with an unusually The members of the Vigilant Fire Company of valuable present with each book, will call at | Georgetown beg leave to announce to the: numerous friends and the public general! Gift Bookstore, opposite Centre Market. It toat they will givea Grand Mey Balion MO. DAY, May 3d, at Forrest Hail, Georgetown. The members pledge them elves to make of the best Balia ever dees by the Company. Seott’s Celebrated Cotilion Band has been en- gaged for the occasio>, "Positively noe > ats or Caps allowed in the room, except those worn by ‘Tickets EbO and Ladies N. inst VESsEL.—The s Al len, Cape. Gri froinh : ioe lowe port 18 «For freight v1 A'S BRO. 10 Wa Sack or Reat Estare.—Wall & Barnard, auctioneers. sold, yesterday wfternoon, lot 16, in square 425, at 10 ceuis per square foot. Pur- chaser, Gilbert Cameron 4 oue For Covrt.—This morning John Rady, who was charged with assault and battery on 8 C. Espy, bad a hearing before Justice Donn. He was held to bail to appear at Court Firemen. «LAR, admitting a Gentieman Manazers. Hon. ©. Addison, John Thecker, John Shaeckeitord, Jon Pauly, Henry O Reaver, Chas. r. : —_w P ; Joun Scott. Geo. 18 Warcu Returns --Wm. Jones,N J , drunk; gana 1 Findtey, Kr Ap atonal flue and costs $244. John Rady, Pa, assanit; AM. T. Mokune, Suv ster Koonte, held fora hearing. Fourteen ludyers—non-resi- Joseph Koonts, B.A. King. dents Dr. Al-E—A vasuablo FAK M. on the George- towuand Rockville Turopike, about fiye miles if from Georgetown, «f area uew House, Bain biuidiags, On & good elevation. two streams of Water running throngh it, woking it desvabie as a dairy farin or market garden. About 75 acres are now under improvement, about 40 of which is bot tom land, capable of yielding from cight to ten bar elsof coru per acre, without mauores, ‘There is sisow yourg orchid of three hundred apple, peach. and plum trees, farm is down in clover and gi now on the ground, and other creps being put in the ground, Further information apply to BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown. ap lh tin CINE WATCH REPAIRING. Special attent: id to the Repairing of a aRINE WATCHES BY . A. WATSON, No. 59 Bridge street, below the Post Othce, Hostetrer'’s Cereersten Stomacu Bit- v6 proved such Avertain eure for all diseases wach, that no ove can for am progress in public estimaty efiec for all complamts from the stomach, of a morbid nature, and we are free to way that i van be reljed upon ss a certain relief aud remedy, Ite proprietor has uude the at ove prepara: tion alter years of careful study and sjting, is now rea~'4k the reward claimed by this valuable epecitic, aa Which he eo righly merits. It is the Obly preparation the kind that ix reliable in all cases, and it therefore emands the attention of the aftlieted. Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by Hostetter «& ‘Smith, Sole’ Proprietors. £8 Water aad 53 F vont streets, Piltsthurgi. Ap 47 eo3t and very cheap; Ice bout 40 acres of the & crop of wheat Werobornc Cakes, very pre Cream aud Water Ices at $1.0 per gallon. 3t the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner i2th and F sts, p 10-5w J. Fuseerp. — re Se ee im* eorgetown, D. ee Nonrritside of Market speaes No. 1, between i t. of pulmonary consumption, ORTH side o et Spaas, No. 37, betw Capt WALTER WAR DEW. oped fayeares. | Brdge and Canal streets, Georgetown, ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are invited neces tu eis that at his’ TAURANT nay be found at all o . te residence, No 3°4 to attend his fureral from his iate residenc: ane chasesat ook aabes encmuess 5th street. between H and !.on To-morrow (Wed nesday) Moruing at 10 o'clock. * | Besostmment.of LIQUORS, the freshest ' OYSTERS and ai] yynds of GAME in season. days’ nines, @ HE MG Wa SHINGTUS, eer pecalnseeved at all hdwrs and ut the ucual prices, jan F Mrs. a nd theiate Edward W Davies,aged early five years. Sweet flower! although, alas ! so brief'a tims Hath served thy youta'ul vigor to consume, Thou still, transplanted to a kindher chime, Re Shalt in unmorts life and beauty bloom! On the ‘7th instant, of consumption, aftera long and pamful iiimess, which she fore with christian fortitude and sesignation, SAR AM SURIVENER, aged forty years, formerly of King George copnty, Va. ————————— eee W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No, 418 71h « street, between G and H, keeps paranen on hand ever; paren re: ine—a » Patent Corpse Preservers, &c., &o. His charges are INE ALES.—We respectiully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last suc- ed in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will gusranies to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever «ferod -): this market. | All persons wishing a pice arfiole of ale oaB haye it by applying to us for cither ofthe folowing rands, viz. Ronnetl, Burton XXX Pate, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter siways on hand. All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to. . AR & SHINN, Union Bottling Dept, 57 Green street, di7-4d Georgetown, D.C é ttention instant on cali, any hour 2.—I have a few of thos cneap YOILET ger or eae Haoks furnished for funcralsat pate am band, whioh | will sell cheaper lowest possible rates. ap R-ly than they can be parokessd @isewhere, Also, CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,' oneaper than the cheapest, with many other articles too numerous to mention, at 39 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. I Gees and see for yourselvei {OHN MoDEVITT. OSEPH T, K. WS BS: vASHIONABLE OLSTERERKS Set AaHig: and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Mattresses, &c. GPENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED . tates beine Lea-ly completed, specimen of Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up fa? publichere: 42) 2th street tetweon Wand Hee” ET MES CAR PRE, Arent. Ei EN ANN’'S H shal a eae PER ASURE GARDEN. This popular p'ace of Summer resort, so conven’ t hour creation of all in Wash- Pi nging done in the best manner. Carpets forte onl be 6 ened for the season on mnaste au put down. Furniture Repaired and Var- theaiternoon of Monday, the Sd of May ished. "30 D rtreet, between 9th and 10th streets, Wash- Uy ington, D.C. i i : n SEVENTH STREET PAPER- HANGING Ss On UST ABLISHMENT: : The undersigued weuld respectfully call the atten- tion of persous renovating Houses to his new Store, o. | eet doe and oe ees coeedin pai hroughout ti} sason, & fin be iy sttendam . nd Led Dancing be free t respectable visitors. “Throne out the last season this admirable P.eas- ure Garden gave universal satisfaction, and was pstronixed by many thoussnd persons of both sexes. Eucournged by the patronage then bestowed on of Mu loon Will Fe. th street, where he. has just os le uade their a-rangements | handsome variety of Gold, Medium, and Low Pri forthe comes acsecn ong mors. extended ted ine, | PAPER MANGINGS oh ns dorestic ral scale, which ginnot fail to delight all visitors | manufactu’ Having purchased the above goods The fol.owing rules must be qbserv,d by all their | for cash, every article will be disposed of at the patro: lowest re: ve price, ‘Acknowlsaribe cs favors, I trust by strict atten- to business, punctuality, and good workman- 10 retain the confidence and a continuation of Tat. No political discussions whatever will be per- mitt i itted, unless acc ed 2d. Boys will not be admii nless accompani ibe ratain 00 eet fore ons soot by their parents or guardian: t N MARKRITER, 3d. No intoxicat iam prenttod to enter the NelGete rece ones te tes or to remain on the preinis: Tne public wil, ata sey hg comprehend the ne- cher , ap 19 10t* the Olg Stand. t x it «f these reguia- | 3 _ Roe, which wit be the vaninees of the potipaomt: | RYE AND BARLEY MALT, cers who wil! alwava ing ndance, ES & JUKNEMANN, city MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls av- BUM aoe the Plone @: len enue big rel Md. mv 6-10 u r of 4th and E sts, one Capitol Hill. ae (ASH PAL FOR FURNITURE, or others declining T NOT! © BUILDERS AND keeping (i it ued Meaineea) SAN gd LAAT, ad's prepared rohsae th re coh Ng Loge only, unless otherwise | Small quantities) at joe prices for Goosen ery gee save the expense and trouble an Persons will find it to their advantage to en hand, pure WHITR GRAVEL, bastion. Pes a f c 3 te White Point: “Fhe a0 bees fal ariele form ing | BY a waiting for it can now be supplied with any q! ty, ads nhac eae bane BOA ret sue Tilton long he Gal LA! ALF LARGE PUE Es SIBSae ii ie, Pure MILK POR SALE. a No. Caphtal sizeat, uaarthe Capitol Gale, ‘Sp 2eiw? TELEGRAPHIC NEWS a ee ee FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. ee en MOEN. Later trem Calitersia: : AUCTION SALES. . TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. «By A. GREEN, Atictioneet. F'YE HANDSOMR BUILDING hors ON THE IsLanp at Ai AY, the abs elon th prminen at Bapest t, 1 New Yorx, April 27—The steamship Moses Revie Geese g Coser ates | rer hee apie Srna Me he Bi a some on south E streets a $ — left at ‘Aspinwall'the US store. w Ferma One fonrh ou ; blange 12, and 18 ‘Calf mont! interest California news is unieoportant. Markets near bast Sapcane intnrct from day ofa. dull, and quiet Col. Schlessinger is passenger. putabie, Valpariso dates are of the iSth March. Vivanco ap l7-d A. GREEN. Auct. cap ore at EO with grear I THE ABOVE SALE I8 PosTponen | ‘obi forces. and bas fed to Bof®ia. All bis wind TUBSDAY, the 27th instent, aaine hour and The frigate Merrimac bad arrived ri Calleo. Dr. Ashford, American Censul, at Tumbes is Mail Contractor Kalled, &ec. St. Lovis, April27.—A lamentable __4. GREEN, Auot._ 3, nes Sea wutan of = len ww, * smu from the Circuit Court of the Dis- 3 occurrence for the County of Washington, | past 1 Lexpose to public afe for | BS transpired .. Wm. Giddings, the mai CasH, in front ofthe Cet teen aoa ssid coun- | Contractor for the Southern Pacific route, was ty,.g2 WEUNESDAY the 2tn day of Apri!. 1858, | Killed by Thomas Smith in an affray overa game Bt 12 0’clock,m.. the following described property of billiards. to wit: being ali defendant's right. title, claim, and Another rencontre occurred between Preston interest, in and to the certain - erected on | Beck. of the firm of Beck & Job. and aon the whove of Lot No. 16and part of Lot No. 17, in ed Gori 1 meen, . uare No. 847, im the City of Washington, D.'C., | °°" man. in which the latter was killed being the whole of Lot No. 16, and 12 feet next ad. | 294 the former dangerously wounded. ‘back joining of Lot No. 17, +e the whole depth of sad Lots No. 16 ard 17, 105 feet 1 inch, and will Arrival of the Senta Fe Mails. be gold to satialy 3 a 0. 2, to May, term. = St. Lovis, April27 —The Santa Fe mails of S.V apS dts Marshal for the Distnet ory Colenabta. Pen tel areca nothasantncentitaentee Sheree April Ist heve arrived at indepratonce lo. Be- tween Fort Union and tbe Arkansas river the ex- Dress encountered violent snow storms, followed by her so and asto to 0 coe atone severe freeze to death Laer ia8. C-MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. NJ 7K AT AUCTION.—_On WEDNFSDAY Na) AFTEKNOON, April 28, 5 0" . Auction Rooms, I shail Foil, in sums oa si. 1,000 Corporation of Washingt . foe Corporation of Washington quart-rly six per 34,500 Alexandria’ Corporation six per cent. Coupon $1,000 Orange and Alexandra Railroad mort- gage bonds, with May’ Coupou sttached. — cash, in current fands. ap JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. all. Mosiie, April 7 —Cotton sales 1,200 bales ; quotations IXallke. Receipts (Sunday) 3,450 The Weather at Quebec. By C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers.” vreec. C-E. April 26.—This morning Iscold N THURSDAY MORNING, A ; and cloudy, and has the pearance of snow. We 12% o'clock, we shali sell, on Tuh'airect, Letwee, | bad a hard frost last night in the uppertown atSa.m this morn stands above zero; in the lower town % sae Murder in N. * Newnercn.N.Y. April 26—A murder was committed here about Mnldnight of Saturday Daniel Long was «bot dead by a pistol in the hands of Michael Haly. Both of the parties are Irish and reside in this place. Freights at New Orleans. New Orvrans, April 25 —Freigbts on cotton to Liverpool are now quoting at 15-32d, but sixty sbipmasters have beld a meeting for the Purpose of organizing a strike for 9-164. ud &.( Navy Yard)one Frame House and ground @ hed, knownes Lot F,No 9. in Square #3, ! eng ali the south ha'f of lot 9, insaid square, coasisting of 21 feet front, and 114 back, more or jess, running bask toa publicalley., Title dispu’able, Perms OAR 1, CROWN & CO 2. R. LC vN_& CO., Aucts., ap 26-3t* Corner of 6th st and Pa. xv. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, SURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD E Frets at Avctioy.—On FRIDAY MOR ING. April goth, at 100’clock, at the recidence of J. N. Melatyre, Eeq . No. 75 Massachusette avenue, between 9th and lth streets, I shall sell all the Fur niture and Household Effeots, comprising— Mahogany Carved Parlor Chrirs, Damask and Plush covered Arm Chairs, Whatnot, Brorze lronand Walnut Marble-top Tables, uilt-frame Mirrors, Vases and Lanips, Rush-seat Baception * haire, Gilt and Pisin Window Shades, . Walnut Rocker, Bronze Iron Hat Stand, Spring -seat Lounge, Music Stoul, Suite of handsome solid Walnut Chamber Furni- ture, consisting of French Bedstead, Wardrobe, full Marble-tup Dressing Bureau and Wash. 8! i Handsome French China Toit Bolsters aud Plows, one F- N- Marine. Norroun. April 27.—The British brig Mari- etta, from Demarara, via Barbados, with « cargo of sugar for the Baltimore market, ved Hampton Roads. — Death of Mr. Augustus Tiffany. AvBany, April 26.—Augustus Tiffany, 4 tor of the City Hotel, and formerty Sauaee of Asseinbly from Erie county, died last night. The Kansas Question in Detroit. Derroir Mich , April 26.—The Free Press of this morning sustains the Kansas Compromise General Walker. ew ORLEawns, April 27.—Gen. Walker's trial is postponed til the fourth Monday in May. Baltiumere Markets. and Husk Mattresses, oth, Chamber Stoves, Dining Table, China, Glass, and Brita) Ware. Table C; Superior Relrigerator. Varior Cook Stove, Kitchen Cook Stove, hen Utensils, &e, Terms: $25 and under, cash ; over that’ sum, a credit of 30 and 6 days, for s8tisfactorily endursed J.C. MoGUIRE, Auot. ARSHAL’S SALK.—In virtue of a writ of fier: facias. issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Coiumpia, ror the Bavtimor®, April 27 —Plonur in ; County of Wasiington. aad to ce directa shall Howard street nominally $1 37; Olio #4 37, City ; . for Castz,in fro : Howse doo of said county,on FRIDAY the lath | Mills $4 126. W heat active; red $1 O4a81 ot May, 1858, at 12 o'clock. the following a $1 12a81 20; prime $1.30 property, to wit: All det a 27; white (fair) at ndant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No.9, in Square Na, | Corn is quiet; white at 66, yellow 71. in the ened of Washington, D. C., together with al: Provisions are buoyant ; bulk pork TRON. and singular the improvements thereon, seized and Tevied upon as the propery nh Reece ied and | Whisky is steady at 21221 xc. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. term, asa. in favor of Wn: a Siepeatd a OVE: _8p15 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. ARSHAL’S S4LE—In virt ri facias, issued trom the Cl office of Cireuwit Court for the Dirtriet of Columbia for County of Washington and to me directed, [ shail €@Xpos- to public sale, for casH,at the residence of John Espey, on 2th street, between Eand F streets West, on the eaxt side of said 20th street, on FRI- New Yerk Markets. New Yorx. April 27 —Flour ts Srm; sales of 5,500 bbis.; State 4.15884 30 ; Obio $4 5528470 ; ae S Wat 75. ‘ it ix firm; sales of 7,000 busbels; Soutbern red $1.18a%1 20, and white $1 20a! 96. Corn is lower; sales of 18,000 bushels; white 5. DAY, the 30th day of April, 1858, at 11 o'clock a. m., reg the following goods and chatties, in part, to wit: | ®!3a814. Lard is steady at ligallac. Manoraay, Rots Wockine’ Cher Cake Ginzt: | Whisky bas declined! Obie ‘as Carpets, Wardrobe, ‘Tables, Washstands) Mantie — Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa, 1 Lounge, Chairs, &u., Financial 4c., seized and levied upon ag the goods and chat. <4 tles'of John Expey,and will be sold to sttiefy No. | New Yor, April 27—stocks are dull and 9 Judicials, to May term, a in favor of Suter, | lower. Chicago and Rock Island 76%; LaCrosse Lea & Co, use of Geo. T. sa lee. ROOVER and Mil. *\y; Michigan Southern®4\; New York oe - dD. Q . Central 89; Penna Coal Comp. 71; Reading 47K; —0P'5 dta_ Marshal forthe Distnet of Cotambla. | Mit" and Mise Sa, Mieeeey aa oe x By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. sesso 0 GENTLEM 0 4 — T LEVi PUMPHREY, ogee JAL, E BUILD} Berween G ann G LOT ON TENTH, TREETS NORTH, AT AUC TION nF RIDAY, the 3 thinstant, 1 shall sell. street, back the 1n front of the premises, at huif-past five _ ck, 2 | Natzonal Hotel, hax for sale an aecomplished Ske - very handsome Burliding Lot situated o1 west | VANT who wishes to zo South. A hrat-1ate cosoh side of 10th street, between G and H gtreets north, | 44 8nd house Servant, and handy at work. having & front on Wth street of 20 feet$runnm. back 2e-tf 99 feet 103 inches, being part of Lot No. Square No 313. ‘This property is handsomely altar ated near St. Patrick's Church,and presents many inducements to persons Wishing to purch se ahand- some busiding site, or make a goud i.vestment. Terms: One fourth cash: balavee ing, 12, and 18 Aste AND TUILEL DRY GOODS. We have just received and ready for sal extensive and vaned Sescrtinent Of | ry above lines, wh:ch will be found desirable to house: keepers. We name n part the following— Mont! », for notes bearing interest from day of sale, Very henvy 8-4,9-4. 10-4 and 12-4 Ruseimn-made A deed xiven anda decd of trust taken di Ten ° ¥ wy ate A. GREEN, Auot, tis Damasks, very cheap and double, exactly suited to the times. FUTURE DAYS. Beavy and durabie Table Cio! ne!l sizes, from MARSHALS SALE—ta virtue oftwoi2iwrite | SAP t0 84 by p and 16° by 10-4 to fet by IVE of fier facias issued trom the Clerk's s hee of Soylion to ma ee ~ the Circust Court of the District of Columbia for the Doy > Vou Snore cream-colored Russian, ly, and ch Damasks, in the piece and cloths, all Sines, Wine Damasks and Wine Table Cloths, all sizes, in extremely novel and’rioh colors, warran‘ed to EI hold aie } mae oe Davee, same colors. ant joth Piano LJ Covers, very he In Toilet Goods. we have doubtiocs the beer exal mont extensive ever seen in this market, amongst Which m*y be found Patra heavy twuled Russia ll-< and 124 Sheeting, aud pinin ditto for fam x nee. The only objec- tien to zr is “they wear too tong.”” 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 full 12-4 German Barnsiy Sheet - ioe, beaw uly fine, very heavy and remarkably cheap ‘lung, in great variety, for bathing and toilet County of Washington, and to me directed, | shall to public sale, un front of the House door of on FRIDAY. 4th day of May, le loek m., the tol- described property, to wit: All defendant s right, litle, claim, and interest mand to Lots Nos 1, 2,3, and 4, in Square No. 144, together with alland singular the smprovements thereon, in the city of Washington, + seized and levied upon as the propert» of Charles H. Van Patten, aud wiil be sold to satisfy No. t6 Judiciais, to October term. 1856, in favor of Win. G. W.and Jas. 1.. White, aod No. 67 Judical to October term, 156 in tavor of James C, MeUuiye sdmmistratyr of John D, Brown. J.D HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, ap® ts N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three (3) writs of fieri facis, issued from the Cleri Othce of the Circuit Court of the District of jumbia for the County of Washington, snd to m direc ed, f shall expose to publie sale, for CasH, in front of the Court House door of said county, on colors, in great variety CLAGETT & DODSON. FRIDAY, the 2ist day of May, 1858, at iz o'clock. B OUTS AND SHOES, m., the fullowing deserib-d property, to wit: Ali - a a of No. 3. in Squi De inning at th 7 y South’ ast oorser of suid lot, than teeta ‘eight | Sbove articles, and paruioularly Boys and Girls, which being of may berehed w ry way deserving of thes (5) feet, thence north muoty-six (i inches. thence eas: eig! the rear line of said part of Le ) feet eleven (il) t {eBect » thence south with : No.3 tu beginning. Also, ot No. 2,in Square No. 515, beginning a: a point on K street 25 feet from the southeast corner of said lot, and running west to southea-t eorner of Lot No.3, thence north with the west line of tat No, 2 yine y id (0 feet oleven (11) inches, then @xst and pargliel to line thirty-four (34) feet, the. ce soath ninety-sx (9) reet eleven (11) inches to be- inping. together with all an4 s ngular the improve- ments thereon, in the City of Washington. D.C seized and levied upon as ee erty of Palin H. Sims, aod will be sold to satisfe No, 152 Judicial to January term, 1853, in favor of Morris, Tasker & ct) Particuler attention paid tome red work. R. MORGAN, A. south side Pa. av., bat. 9th and 10th ats. Ap 22.3w* GJREAT, GLORIOUS. RICH AND RARE. TURTLE, TURTLE. TURTLE, TURTLE. The undersicned havin just received ® fresh ly dd. rom Ne dG REN CUR STR being the see sia > fasen, nas the pleasure of suformu See Ta ear or a acietee deny, '@. 7BustDy | frends’ aud the public in cenevel, that he will term, TE, iu Of Middleton. Heail, P. H.& K. | yp the same on ednesdsy, April 2st, at Ll o A. Hooe, J.D. HOOVER, Marshal” | 2? the same on \ . . ap® ts Of the Distriot af Columbia. | Families supplied at the useal prices. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer ERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON PENN. AVENUK, BETWEEN guane 42 STREETS, at Avction —Un bogie jet AY ATER - ODN, Agra tha 5ks O'clock, on the premises, spall sell 1 ot No.7 in reservation No. 10, fronting o feet on Penasy lvania av., ranning back! £0 feet ta 2 feet alley, with the improvements, consisting of @ two-story Brick Building, with the excellent store ms on the avenue and accommodations fur WN. FP. BENTER Proprietor Union Bi C street. between 6th 7th et i, h etreete. N. H.—A frech ly of HARD CRARS, ¥ delicscies ofthe season, constantly on Band: = ap 2)-tf Oe ZBOA PRINTS AND W w Fizesoarp SHADES. INDO tata soncetion of FRENCH A large sad bea FIREBOARD Pat a residence. Painted Li NS. ~ Terms: One-third cash; tajance in 6 and 12 — Rar © oss ment of the inte months, with interest geoyred by in trust on | 5 vies of Gold’ Band, conmoa WINDOW Hearted: d halve rerms of sale are uot complied | SHADES. Every description of Windaw Shade on in five days after sale the right is reserved hand or made to 5 a repell, at the risk eXpens: the defaulting ‘A few chojce edlored E rad pt peebnly te puri '. OGRAPHS, haandsome'y varnished and fr All oonveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. 0. MARKRITE. _aped SC MoGUIRE. Auat, | “es No. ase 7h sireetis dears abeye Merny ciden iin, ual foe ute Sets | wo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. writs of fier: facias, isgu er| Sara N office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- laa cate Pe tua, for the county of and to me direct- ashington y jt jt ters ed, i sha)! expose to public sale for casu, Lh Nelo topo mepooe gag re mMeuKe Bt hel » DOOR the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, BUN DR Moun DT Now be. We tare no og the 26th day of March, 1853, at 12 0’clock m , the fol- ved 1,000 pr. of Blinds of various sizes from lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's | tne North. which are No. 1. W have also in right, sepa pact fp inter " toall has — store over 1440 Wyptews of Sash, of various —_ or paroel of grow ing in etown, inthe - t |. Also, trict of Columbia. which is included ‘within the fol- | fasta: “maua{scnived frags wee ee took lowing metes and bound: ee is, to wit: Beginning on the would’ call iar attention to Mouldings of over 18) different patterns, We made arrangements with the best northern macu- ae of Market Space ata point #2 feet 10 inches 801 cy from the corner of Bridge street and Market and running thence west with the north wail wo-story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and the line thereof extending 39 feet, thenoe south and lel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or jess, toa point which will he inter- sected by the line of the south wali of house extended west, then by sgid line reversed east to Market Space at the sout t corner of said ho: Ali those jatending to bul Cuming season we hom! or oo tots LS give rot cal! ond examive our a rioes before purchaging elsewhere. ‘e W. HAMILTON & OO. N. B.—All Patterns of Carved and Swed Brack- ets: alsv, Newels and ; furuiehed to order, and then porth with the line of Market Space 27 | S's) fans Paconel nee ae . if nuing, Which “ = fect sinehne tn tne pings o€ tesinning. which oy Coe | “Gat er nn ee singular the agate cape Po geetvarg Cm ed = oF ap t-eolm ° ° ¥ o odes, Jr. — wind ina a eS Sk ea | SOHO Sek Aalal ee onic to October term, 1856, m favor of Joshua ‘Hi er as wens ronald eas ae and Nano Hateoher, and Nos. 1S, 135, 196. and 137 | COBViction we etal od i ¥3 Jodioinls to Bisy tore, les, te favor of Cline and the rtheast corer of the Capitol Square, on ti tion, Peter Dulon, Benjanin ‘Friplett and John | peut at ine zim instal. ‘he reward willbe ‘red tr dis* Marshal for the Disiriet of Colwaia, | om the certificate of the ees Bord sonviction, upun sppliestion 54 vash- {7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POST " ington. waat of piddors, until FRIDAY, the 20 of anal | GCISSORA, MIRROKS, POWDER BOXES next, 1858, same hour aud place, Seen GisBes Har oar [a.wtreats J. D. H DYER, Pa. av., and at his .slesroom, ‘Niards’. m%-ts Marshal for the District of Coli 6m THE ABOVE SALE FURTHER | [MPORTAN Povtyoneds ii PRIDA ithe 7th of May, 1s5s, ai, Fk ate J.D HOOVER, elvel « ap S-ts Marshal for Dietriet ato. ~ tters