Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Notice ro Apvantisens.—To secure the most conspicuous positions for advertisements in Tax Srar they must te sent to our Office as early in the day es possible. Those who delay to observe this caution should not complain if they do not find them where they prefer tosee 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. Trat Bottte.—The Union of this morning contains the following : “Fau.t Fixpers are always found. There is #ven a disposition to indulge in unjustcriticisms and incorrect statements at the ex of the Procession of the Keystone Club on londay eve- ning, which is admitted by all unprejudiced Spectators to have been an orderly, well-arranged and imposia; ey, in honor of the regularly nominated democtatie and anti know netbing candidate for the mayoralty. Of course this dis- play was net leasing to those who wish this nomination defeated, and, not daring to oppose it openly, ¢ have resorted to insinuations and accusations which cannot be substantiated, and which show to what extremity they are driven. “We are assured by a member of the Anxi y Guard that the procession on Monday evening had reached Sixth street at the time a bottle was thrown at a window of the building at the cor- ner of Eleventh street and the avenue. Of conrse the visitation upon one of our seine cotempo- raties did not proceed from any one in the pro- cession, but from some evil-minded individual who would have been better employed had he joined in the demonstration of the evening .”? This unkind criticism ef the Union to the con- trary notwitastanding, we shall continue to be ** fault finders’ where rowdyism is concerned, without caring the snap of our finger under the wing of which political organization it may seek for the time — immunity for its misdeeds. Our eotemporary is heartily welcome to its en- thusiastic opinion of the procession of Monday night last, while we claim for ourself the same right to bave our own opinion of the cotemporary gathering of States Hosemen, Regulators, Em- ire Club “boys,”’ &e., &c., at the corner of our-and-a-balf street and Pennsylvania avenne, attracted by the shouting, bonfire and swivel- fring, which compelled the precipitate closing of places of business in the neighborhood 3 of the house-gutling, decanter-smashing and bloody- fighting that transpired in the First Ward while, or shortly after, it was making the welkin ring in that quarter of the city; of the breaking of ear own windows ; and of the disastrous incen- diary fire in the Seventh Ward which crowned the orgies of that night But according to the extract we publish above the procession bad actually down to Sixth street—four hundred yards below us—ere the window of the Star office was smashed. We were. however, assured yesterday afternoon, on the strength of a statement made by a member of the Anxiliary Guard, said to be named Ward, that ‘‘the procession had arrived at Ninth street when the window was smashed.” Thus, wheth- er it had proceeded two or four hundred yards past our premises, persons of common sense wii! comprehend at a clance that the act of rowdyieiw was a simple consequence of the -‘demonstia- tor" Bot the fact that a member of the Auxiliary Guard steps forward to explain the cireumstances of the throwing of the bottle is suggestive of se- vious reflection upon the state of eur munic ipal police, which can explain such an act, bat made ne arrest of its perpetrator. That fact speaks so plainly to the judgment of all having the well being of society here at heart, as to relieve us en- tirely fiom necessity for ¢ wamenting uponit. CrrinaL Cover. — After our report closed yesterday, and after the discharge for the day of the petit jurors, the Court ordered Alexander Ra gleston to be placed at the bar. For the assanit on Officer Fanning, for which the jury bad fonnd him guilty, be was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment in the county jall; and for shoot- jeg at Wm. Crampton on last election day, on which he had also been found guilty, be was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment in the county jail The jury in the Exsex case, being unable to agree upen a verdict, were yesterday bronght into Court and discharged. It was said they stood ten for acquittal, two for manslaughter. To-day, the Court met at the usual hour, and took up the case of Benjamin Ogle, for the mur- der of Johnny Webb, in Georgetown, in January last. The District Attorney informed the Court that W.A. Maury, Exq., had been retained in the case, to assist him, for the United States. Messrs Ratcliffe snd Norris appeared for the defence. The clerk then proceeded to cat! the jury. The pa.-! of this term was exbansted, and but the foilowing jurors were selected, viz: Joshua Hilton, Washington Walingsford, Theodore Meade, George D- Spencer, and George 8. Noyes The Court then gave an order for the sammon- ing of thirty talesmen from whom to make up the Panel in this case. Citizens’ MERTING —A meeting of the citi- zens of the Third Ward was held at Temperance Hall, last night, for the purpose of nominating an independent ticket for the Ward at the com- ing annual election. On motion, Lem. Towers, E ebairman, and Owen Shekell, pointed secretary > Was chosen Esq., was ap- The meeting then went into the election of candidates, 4. C. Kennedy was put in nomination as acan- didate for the Board of Aldermen, and was unanimonsly elected The following names were then a candidates for the Common Robert Patterson, Lem. Towe Wood, FE. I. Easby, 3.6. Re binson, Whereupon, Messrs. Patterson and Towers declined running The weeting then tock a vote upon the other three, and they were unanimously nominated A committee of three, consisting of Messrs. J T. Walker, John A. Linton, and A. Duval, was then appointed to wait upon the several eandi- dates who had been nominated to inform them of their nomination Several speeches were made, in which the speakers pledzed themselves to support the nom- inations, they having been made Arespeedee of party or party feeling. nounced as Charles F. Natiovat. Musican Coxvextiox —The ses- sion of yesterday afternoon was attended bya large number of persons who participated in the exercises of the occasion, and also by a nume- rous body of spectators, who occupied the seats surrounding the singers, and were interested lis- eners during the session. Messrs. Bradbury and Root attended in drilling the members of the Convention iu masical taste and in vocalization, and thus the two hours were passed away promt- ably and pleasantly. The evening session also passed off agreeabl with the single exception ol the annoyance ¢ ted by 4 wumber of bad boys, who had no bur ness ia the room, and who made themselves great poleances A ¢ officer should be stationed io this reom, to bring such children to a sense of Propriety sf their parents cannot, or perhaps the ‘st way to get over the difficulty would be to exclude them from the room altogether. Postroxen.—The case of Mr. Porterfield, who is charged with an assault and battery upon a young man nained Hess, last night, was Ppost- poned this morning by Justice Doun, until Fri- day next, in consequence of the inability of the principal witness to appear Iti id that a nuniber of mail contractors, own—of which Mr. Porterfield ix one— sing alony the avenue, they were fol- Zang of young men, who were very ¥ using language profane and indecent They were expostulated with, buat they grew even worse, until at length Mr. P. strack Hess a blow with his cane, which cut bis head severely Hess was taken fo a tavern near Thirteenth stre and bis wound was dressed bya physician. The wound, though painful, is not dangerous. Serreme Covrr —Tursday —No. §3. Alfred Jograbam et al , assiynees in trust for the Grand Gulf RR and Banking Company, appeliants, vs Henry 3 Dawson, administrator of Moxes Groves, deceased, et al. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Benjamin for the appelices, and concluded by Mr. Reverdy Jobhn- son for the appellants Ne. 59 Taylor Brown, plaintiff im error, vs LM. Wiley & Co. ‘The argument of this cane was commenced by Mr. Larorque for the defend ants inerros., Adjourned. Steatise —Last piyht » was arrested by officer W dwelling of Joxeph Douglass. @ quantity of clothing, bed nied thet she took th found in her possess: ‘ stand the penalty. She was kept the yuad- house till this morning when she was sent to jail by Justice Dona Qvzay’—A correspondent desires us to ask why tbe south door of the Smithsonian is not opened for entrance, on occasions of public meet- ings, lectures, and entertainments iu that build- ing? In consequence of its being Lael pe closed the residents op the Island are compelled to go half way around that large edifice, and that. too, over cround not well suited to traveling oo dark nights, or in wet weather rab Chase, colored. for enter ne the A Fine Serevape was given tast night, to Governor Brown, the Postmaster Ganeral, by the leading mail contractors of the South and Went, now in this city, ja recognition of thetr seuse of the courtesy, fairness aud promptitnde with su the Post Office Department Las conducted its business transactions with them. Withers's band officiated. Concerts ar tHe Natronat Musicat Asso_ CIATION.—Two concerts will be given by this Association on Thursday and. Friday evenings next, at the Smithsonian Institute, under the di- rection of the very able gentlemen whom the Association have called to preside over them. Messrs. Root and Bradbary have given evidence of great talent, as showing the admirable control they exercise over the large body of singers now in session, and the performances of the members of the Convention, in their aptness to render the ideas imparted by the conductors, have been highly complimented by all who have heard them. These concerts will be of a most in- structive and pleasing character, and we ad- vise the readers of the Star to secure their tickets at once, which are for sale at all the music and book stores. We have been requested to ask the public, who hitherto have been admitted to the sessions of the Covention, to refrain from their attendance at the rehearsals this evening and to- morrow, assuring them that the treat ia store for them on Thursday and Friday evenings will re- pay them richly for their not having heard the preliminary exercises. The programme for Fri- day evening, of course, will be changed. Rrav Estatr.— terday, J. C. MeGuire, auctioneer, sold a lot and brick house, on E street north, between Second and Third streets ‘west, to Wm. Egan, for $1,450. A. Green, auctioneer, sold lot 25 in with a large three-sto: $7,025 cash, to Governor Property is located on Pennsylvania avenue, be tween Third and Four-and-a-half streets. A Green also sold lot 14 in square 466, on Seventh street, between EF and F south, at 15c. per foot, to J.T. S. Croggon. juare A, brick dwelling, for obnson, of Tenn. This Wastineton Taratar.—To-night, Shaks- peare’s “‘Romeoand Juliet’ ix to be brought out and we are to have the donble attraction of Miss A. Jones as Juliet, and Mrs. Melinda Jones as Romeo. The piece has the following excellent cast: Jnitet, ies A. Jones; Nurse, Mrs Grattan; Lady Capulet, Mra Sylvester; Romeo, Mrs. M. Jones: Mercutio, Mr. Pope; Friar Laurence, Mr. Carroll; Paris, Mr. Barrett: Capulet, Mr. Russell; Benvolio, Mr. Whiting; Tybalt. Mr Ringgold; Peter, Mr. Dawson; Balthazar, Mr. Newton. A Business Cuance.—tit will be perceived, from our advertising columns, that the dry goods firm of Colley & Sears has been dissolved, and that Mr. J. W. Colley continues in the business. He bas fairly won the confidence of all his fel- low-citizens, and wili doubtless continue to doa flonrishing trade, as he deserves to do. A CoMPLAINT.—A correspondent requests us to Say that those persons who indulge in andibie conversation in the theatre, during the perform- ance ef the play, annoy the audience not a little, and, in the name of the latter, to protest against the continuance of the practice. Rieut Reverenn Bisnor Wiittinesam will administer the rite of confirmation at Grace Church, (Rev. Mr. Holmead’s,) Island, at 7; o'clock to-night. Warten Returns.—Sarah Chase, colored, Md., stealing; jail for court. Wm. Porterfield, Ire- land, assault and battery; security in $1,000 for further hearing. John McDevett, Pa., disorder- ly; fine and cosis. 114 William Jones, D.C., do.; do. Twelve lodgers, non-residents CorumBian Excamrment, No.1. 1.0.0. F., will meetto-night. Patriarchs should be punctual. * Drs. Hoxter & Wituiams, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 523q North Charles street, Baltimore, Dr. Hunter & Williams will hereafte- visit Wash- ington on the Tat of gach month, when they may be consuited at 260 Pa. avenue, over Mrs. Voss’ Jew- ery Store. ‘The next visit will be on Saturday, Ist May. ap 2-ot" — Wpoing Cakes, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philade!phia Confeotionery, corner 12th and F sts, ap 10-5w* J. Fussen At St. Peter’s Church, by the Rev. Father Knicht. JOHN MURPHY, Frq , of Albany, N. ANN DEMSBY, of Washington. Span eanntetneoaeesee eee ————————— ——————— aNE DUPUY,. 4 Sole AGENT FOR Presse & Lupin’s PERFUMERY AND COMPOUNDS, The Agency for the United States of Mensra. Piesse & Lubin, Perfamery Factors in London, having been transferred from the late firm of Inger & Co. 309 Broadway, tomy own firm,(Mr. Geo. Inger being now in connection. with my establi ment.) 1 beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods Dealers,and the Trade generally, that I shall kee; on hand and in bond m constant rupply of Presse Lubin’s articles; such as the Frangipanni Perfame, and its compounds, the Peetachio Nut preparations in all their varieties; to which may be added, from time to time, whatever seid an ar introduce in combining excellence wit nove Mer- ehe may reiy upon their orders ae filled with So and care, aud on as favorable terms as eretufore, S. DUP: 699 Broadway, New York. ITZ The real Frangipanni Perfume is_manufac- tured only by Messrs. Piesse & Lubin, of London, and they take this opportunity to caution purchasers against imitations, of which there are many; none, however, approach, in any degree, the exquisite fra- grance as made by P.& Le FRANGIPANNI BOUQUET, FRANGIPANNI OIL for the Hair, exquisitely scented FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their soent for years, and imparta delightful fragrance to articles they are plnoed near. FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP, . FRANGIPANNI INCENSE, Take a hot cin der between the tongs, put a piece of Incense upon it, and the apartment will be elightfully perfumed. FRANGIPANNI POMADE. sis an Ital- ian unguent for the bair tive fragrance has given FRANGIPANNI SAICH Sold everywhere. Jo# N ALEXANDE PAPER HA NG I have now in store the most complete assortment of Paper Hangings ever offered to the public of Washington and the adjacent citi Tam new re-eiving. from France, pers of the r tat E1 m5 W&F 3m AT LV A Nia AVENUE, ‘Decorative Pa oat modern and rich deaigna, in panel, roid, sat.n. velvet, and wood initations, with bor- ders to correspond. Also, chamber and other papers imevery variety of style and pattern. I would also e¢!l your atrention to the fact that in addition o tha great variety of Paper Hangings I keep cous'antiy on hand the largest and band assortmont of WIN DOW SHADER, GI!. NICKS, PICTURE COR Dand TASSEL house tn the city. eh unremitting attention and prompt execution ofa orders, | hope to incrit and obiain a liberal share of patronage. Paper put onin the beat manner, and in all cvses arranted. ap l’-2aw2m ii "([Mariborough Gazette copy} ‘i FUR NITORE!-EURNITURE!—FURNI TURE! Now instore the most complete assortment of SABI FURNITURE ever offered to, the pablic, embracing every article necessary to furnish a house trom the kitchen to the at- tie, to whieh I cordially invite alt who are in want of Furniture to give mea cal!, promising bargains to sil. Handsome Parlor Suites, covered with Brocatelle, comprising 2 Tete-s tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs, and b Reception Chairs, Black ay aene aud Mahogany Parlor Suites in hair cloth, vd, Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, tand Mahogany Marb'e top Bureaus in great variety, . Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washstands, tnut Wardrobes, beautifully earved Biack . Oak, Walnut and Mahognuy Marble top Sideboards, bracket back. Oak, W Mahogany Marble-top Sideboards, Walnut Commode and Parlor Desk om and Mahogany Etageres or Whatnots, pand ether Cottage Sets, from $30 to Marbie 175, Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension Tables, Mahogany and Walnut Marbie top Centre Tables, Mahogany, Walnut aud tron Hat Racks, Walout and Mahogary Easy Chaira,in hair, oloth and vesther, Wn nut snd Mahogany Rockers Watout and Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Oak and Walout Dining and Ofhee Chairs, handsome Ruth bottom Reception Cha.rs, e Chairs ockers, of every style and price, Child- hich and low Chairs of every kind, Hi s ‘Tucker's celebrated and other Lookin Lonnse Bedste: pri it Beds, Gilt frame Glasses, Tete-a-tete Sofas and other Lounges, Iron Redsteala and Lron Waahstands Feather Beds, Gar eed Husk Mattresses. Common Bureaus, Vardrobes and Washstands, Bedsteads, Saloon Tab es, Washsinks, Towe: Kacks, Washstanda, Work Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Cribbs and Cradies. Walnut and Mahogany Bookeases, Piano Stools, Trund.e Bedsteads, Settee Cra: a i ke Raver’ Sokensedl Arents for Grov. avers celebrant Sewing Machines. C.W. BOTELER, No, 318, Iron Hall, Pa avenue, ap 5 2awiw \etween 9th and 10th Fay REWARD wil! be paid for informatio $250 which shal! lead to the apprehension an conviction of the person or persons who attempted fonserssinste lense batwiele and Reeve Lewis. at the northeast eorser of the Capuol Square, on th hight of the 27th instant. ‘The reward will be pau om the certifierste of the Distrist Attorney, after conviction, upon applicatiog at the Bank of W inxton, m 24 5w* T , MUSICAL, HE su'scriber will give instraci jon onthe Harp, Piano Guitar, and Vocal Musto, in Wash- ington, AS soon as a sufficient number of| pupils is obtained. nee left at the Fiano Store of Mr. Richard avis, Pa. avenuc, will receive prompt attention, cee we rece TE BRANDT, wist of St, Paul's Churoh, Alexandria, 8p -saw3w" ave igton, will receiv: MUSIC ether as private pupi!: For terms, &o,, apply at or Eand F strests. 8 in Georgetown can mak ora Se i tion at arrover’s Seminary, on ‘ ton was maars, on Tue: YR AND BAKLEY MALT, thi Fito, waikes in gardens or wang Pris can ni renso ie Ly % jood supply of WOOD and COAL always on hand, nt as low prices aait can CHAS. Wh ‘7th street, adjoining the Canal, near 00 GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Gronexrown, April 98, 1858. Spiritual mediums were quite plenty about Water street, in) our city, yesterday afternoon. They were of the the higher order, : pect, for each one of them was clothedin siiand- ‘We ex- AUCTION SALEs. AUCTION SALES. J. C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. > 2 TOMORROW MO , CoRMAdeS fn aneess heey | LOPAY & 70.MOKROW MORNING. c'olock in front of tne auotion roca Debate | roce ASS; ORM WEDNESDAY without reserve, for account of whom it may oon ARTERROWN ON pom 5 o'clock cern— Auction Rooms, I shail sell One small and hand: hi Famil riage ut Ban one horas Repils Ls 3 81,00 Corporation of Washington quart riy six per nearly new, * 4,500 Ali ratio: some uniform. Their consultattens: with the | Two Family Carriages, with inside seats for five | 4°™,A!¢xs Corporation six per cent. Coupon spirits was very frequent, too—they. pt to Scanttiess na - ‘$1,000 Orange and Alexandne Railroad first mort- be itresistibly drawn by something dike a mag-| Treemall one third coat ieaeiee in 2and 3 Tens case te Sarre funda? — netic erence Ante every oe Regma. ‘ge P g So, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter- sped JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auct._ re pe scilioe revelation will be the anes ap 2d J. C. MoGUIRE, Auct. 2S. , ai eat tee megane Auctioneers. the ex, it these medi to our city. | ~ "Boa a nihil eT iG, big va teen oe poogied ying F Br WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, 124 o'elock, We shels sell, on Tih'street, ictwees small import. One of the mediums did, after a aeere Ge, SMALL FARM | G and t’.(Navy \ard) one Fiame House abd ground long consnitation with the spirits at a certain | grust acted mber 7, 1858, and daly rooorded (| aeached, Th Nef ot pet ot head e Sauare 2S, being point, venture to remark that he ho-hic-ho-hoped ‘S18, 349, 330, and 351, | of 2 feet f front. 4 taok, re or ieee, TURBINE tha-bic-at his fel-hic-ler elt-hlc-erzena bic of ds for ton couuty, in Depablicalloy.’ Fine mer statiee George-hic-town would not think that these ere wi sellae public nuc - boats . hie uniforms were Washington city hic police. » the sith day of March, 182. at rom R. L. CROWN & CO., Auects., ‘The inspections of flour in our city for the quar- auction “hes gry who & aa ‘26-st* Corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. ter ending March the 3ist, amounted to 44,677 aahington ne ta By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer barrels, said f the t a 2 BU! N The religious feeling which has pervaded our jance,’” and bees donors pees: ERY VALUABLE BUSINESS ote ad Loe cto kat some ae seems to pete Gabel oe so rad Hodteties ge WKHKDNESDAY A FTEs - i te t. union prayer meet- stone . inning ha ” on t ‘ 5 ingaere still kept up. atthe Preveyterite Church | thence out ig deetece tet ic Ua ea; thence | I shall sell Lut Nov? fa poocr ene Ne ie on last Sabbath, some forty persons were received ex : '® pereh a ion etinn No. 10, fronting noe north 414 | 25 feet on Pennsy |v running baock*.20 feet to degrees east 18 perches; thence north 31 i ments, consi beheld, thls aferaogn My _ Ho sable alr = - fa nap Aa the second line of (Prendeh Tiveaey Brick Banore with the ext Toe J i. ence a id second south - FOOT accommodations and on Friday afternoon at the Dumbarton street | degrees, Went 56 perches, toth eend of peek? he onthe evsane eed - oes for Reid caer cai, ea rpertnke, ate aine | of eigianhit: aad nonce westward Ste Erie gi Sah nage ip nnd 32 t st 9 months, wi couienes mireva qeariee come Ppp yatricty = ” roods, and 11 perches land, more or less; t the prem wen, tthe rep EA Rt ————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. or gether with all the improvement s after wale the right is complied he terms of sale are not compl Terms of salo: One-third with within five day to rese| 4 8, which Bre good. in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, to be secured oma of purchastr ree cy aes ok is Seen trust to the satisfaction of the Trustees. Terms of | "Al, conveyancing at the oost of tha purchaser. . ES OF THE SUB. | ®* o be complied with within five Gays after day apzd Cc Meat RE. Auct. YAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SU of j otherwise the Trustees reserve the right a Trreemungeee 2 iferiber, some two weeks ago. a small, to resell, at tho riak and cost of the frst purchaser, - Auctionesr. oe a years ona All conve ra A NCIS oe purchaser, SALE OF NEGRO GIRL. BY ORDER oF 5 Hy < 3 7 y le Oo © y Cc '. “ both ears are cropped and slit. ‘The owner is re- WILLIAM He WARD. § Trustees. | PRURRDAY. April Sint stat eel he oar OF quested to como forward, Prove Property. pay WALL & BARNARD, the Orphans” Court, at public auction, at it o'o.0ck shages and take her away. OP Hie o1 x. A mar 1eokds Auctioneers, | a. m.,. at the auction room of A. Green, No. 536 7th THOMAS, near the junction of High and Road — sirect, Negro Girl Alice, about 13 sears ot eolgee streets. Georgetown. 8p %8-3t TITHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | for life. She will be void UST RECEIVED—F rom importers and manu- facturers—a verv larg 6 Assortment of Dry Goods, antii SATURDAY, May! to the highest bidder, for order of the Trustees » Same hour and place, by | oxsh in current funds JOHN H. STRIDER Embroideries, Hosiery, Shawis, and Cai petings, WALL & BARNARD, Administrator of Eleanor West, deo'd. which will be sold Bnoommon!y cheap for oxsh, ap M-eok da Auctioneers, Ap 27-d A. GREEN. Auct. 4 a ___Aetioncers. — f By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. np 29-40 ae a ey GQ0R AND NEARLY NeW FRawe | FUTURE DAYS — > a = —— © Dwertine at Avetion.—On MO SDAY Ar- Ry J.C. MeGUIRE [VERS KOHLBERG invites thela ios of George | TERNUOON, Sd matunt,at § o'clock, we will rel in ‘BE LN oid ; town, Washington, and + ed to her front of the premises, a convenient frame building, URNITURE AND HOU first grand opening of ‘SPRING and SUM. with lot, being Lot numbered 3. in Square number -gFECTS at Avcti MLR BONNE £S; alno,a very large and de- 283, fronting on the south side of L street ne: be- | ING. April gutb, at 19 sirable aseortment of Ribbons and Flowers, together i With an asi High, Georgetown. Beek-sinpine AND PAPER RULING. — The undersigned would respectfully i: form the citizens of Seorcetown that they are prepared to inding and Paper Ruling in every the most reasonab! ‘nd other Magazines, Music. News Booka, &c., neatty and execute Book- Hi style, and upon Wank Books sent for to any ‘orted stock of Straw Goode, on day, Friday and Saturday, at 140 Bridge a aw ap fe terms. Hi substantially ‘tof the town. All or promptly ane to by ap 2- NU ce invites tne attention the public generally. OFF & THOMAS, Book- Binders, E. cor. 8thand D ste. Washington. D.C. . W. THORN will open at her o'd stand, 79 Bridge street, on Thi a racda et 20th, an assortment of SPRING ‘and SUMMER MILLINERY, to wach she of her custume's and, Ap 27-2 ound: h, tween 12th and |3th streets, improved with a good and nearly new frame house, containing six rooms. This house is in a pleasant viemity, would command a. good tenant and rent, or offers a tare chance to ob- tain a comfortable home Terms: Ono fourth cath; the residue in 6,12, and Speen for notes satisfactorily secured, ‘bearing interest. Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, Ap R-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auets. rs- N. Methtyre, Erq. between 9th and ivth niture and Household Mahorany Carved Pari Damask and Piash o: Brorze Jrog ond Wainu rile-top Tables, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Vases and Lamps, Rush-seat Reception: haira, Gilt and Plain Window Shades. Walnut Rocker, Bronze Iron Hat Stand, Spring-seat Le ered Arm Chairs, Whatnot, t Sia} ar. urge, Music Sto 1, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Suite of handsome egiid Walnut’ Chamber Farni- ALUABLE AND RUIGIBLY SITUATED ture, consisting of French Bedstead, Wardrobe, ors BUILDING LOT AT rustic Avetion.—On MON- full Marble-tcp Dressing Buresu and Wash- DAY AFTERNOON next, 3d May, at 5 o'clock we will seli to the highest bi if Handsome French China Toi'et Set, in Square nor h of Square 5'5, der part of Lot roa Bolsters and Pre tronting on New aveniie 22 feet, and running back about 115 to an al. | Superior Spriug, rand Husk Mattresses, ley. This lot which isin on improved and fast im- Weel Carpets, Out Chassber Stoves, Sideboard aa partofthe city, will be sold without re China, Glass. and Gritanme Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6. 12, and 18 months, for notes satisfactorily eecured, and bear are. Table Catlers, Superior Refrigerator. tar.or ik Stove, sitchen Cook Stove, Kitchen Jo3E RECELY . CLARK, No. sortment of SPRID & consisting of Cavalier, and Straw Bonnet ment of Useful and ED, at the Fancy Store of Mra. 73 Bridge street, a = MER full as- = UMA GOODS,| Riding, and other Hats gether with a large asse Fancy Articles, all of which Oy t Terms: $25 and under, cash ; 0 that sum, a ‘hhitle perfect. credit of 30 and 60 days, for s4tisfactorily endursed Ap 28 ts WALL & BARNARD Aunts. notes. bearing interest. ap 2b-d M Circuit Cour! J.C, MoGUIRE, Auot. ARSHAL’S SALE,—In virtue of a writ of her: facins, resued trom the Cierk’s office of the By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers. UILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL Beers TUESDAY. AFTERAOOS next. we will sell ort he District of Colnmria, for the . in front of the premises, Lot No. Count Vv be will be sold on the most reasonable terms. 8:10 Square No. 836. divided intu two lots of # feet | Crouse, Spe ae Sead Trontot the Chant Ladies would do well to call and examine for | 8! inches each, on Sth street east, between Dand F | Hense doo of suid courty,on’ FRIDAY, the lth themselves before purchasing elsewhere. | streets north,and running back 195 fect 1 inch m of May. 1858, at 12 o'clock. the following desonbad = mys. 3: CUAEE: SePtE tte to these lots is perfect, and this cale | Prd interes Wand ty f somuant’s rigat, tithe, claim, MRS. SUTMAN invites the iadios of Washing: | omens antpnn trons lots 18, perl Food building lot | tn'the City of Washingt Bete ton and Georgetown to her first grand ina beautiful part of the city at a low price. And singular the improvements theree soit and Qpening of SPRING and SUMMER BON- Terma: Ono third cash ; the residue in 6 and 12 | levied spon eth property of Francis A. Di kens REG Re aes eRe NING nsortiment of Tnterest, °F note# satisfactorily secured, and bearing | nnd willbe: aold'to maine aaa fae ‘May Ns 2NC sOWF interest. 35 oror WW’ Sheard.” and toalarge stock of STRAW GOOD d WALL N ots, | Cerm, 1258, iu favor of Wm. 6. Sheppard, on Thursday, + riday, and Saturday, at No. 39 High | —0?24 ALL & BARNARD, Aucte_ 250 ar YER, street.near Bridge sireet. est notice, S—Bleaching done at the cheapest and short- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. api5 dts Marshal for Psu SALLE —By authority of a deed of troat 6 District of Columbia. ARSHAL’S SAL In virtue of a writ ap 27-lw* 4 ee oe A. Hall eed bis be es dated te ath M ni facias, peaued from the Clerk’s ofhoe ae > a 7 ; ef March. 1855, recorded in Liber J. A, S., No, 113, | Cirenit Court for the District of Columbia the HANYSoME se eys RB SUMMER MIL. | itt Fin! sell at auction to the highest bidder, | County of Washington and tome direaten, talent MISS J. LEACH, having taken the show room | 0" FRIDAY, the i4th of May next, between the | exneee to public sale, for casu,at the residence uf attached t> the faney" store of Mra $ hours of 4xnd5 o'clock in the after von the pre | John Espey, on 20th street, between Eand F streets Ciark, No. 73 ridce asaee Georse. mises. Lot No.8, in Square No, 493, in the oity of West. on the east side of said 20th street,on FRI own, will open on Thursday, Trias Washington, DAY, the Sith day of April, 1858, at 11 o'clock a. in. aud Baturday the beet aclocted pa at t pot cae Terms: One-third of the purchas* money in cash. | the following coods and chatties, in part, to wit. Araortment of SPRING AND SUMMER HATS | 8% the residue at and 12 months from the day of | Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Chair, Looking Glass, sue has ever had the pleasure of offering to the ie | 84le for which the purchaser's notes will be taken, Carpets, Wardrobe, Tables, Washatands. Mantle dies of Georgetown end ven ity, Alses ® full ag, | With interest secured by adeed oftrust on the lot. | Ornaments, Maborsny Sofa. 1 Lounge, Cuairs, & so-tmont of Triaumings, con eti Of Ribbons, | Deeds at the purcharer's cost. Ifthe terms sre pot 4 c., seized and levied upon as the good: Ficwern & 68, consisting sDons, | complied with within three days from the day of cale | tles of John Expey, and will be sold to onx MISS JU the lot will be resold, on five days’ public notice, at | 99 Judicials, to May term, 1038. favor Fil = “ = the risk aud cost of the defaniting purchaser. Lea & Co, use of Geo. T. McG! OR BOSTON.—Finst VessE. W. M. TILGUMAN, Trustee. J.D. HOOVER, A | clipper packet schooner Syivanua Al-~: ap 2-eotds A. GREEN, Auct. ap'5 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia, len, Capt. Grafton Sears, is now reerivin, — e. . GEEDN LA “i at a) EEN - nok eahove port. hal will have oni By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. diepatohs, Fer heieteny ee app y to HAH! TYOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND| VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH, LEY & BRO., ivi Water street, Georgetown, D, Buitpinc Lots on MARYLAND AVENUE, East Between G axp H Streets NontH, at Ave c Oe er rgt: At Atction.—On TUESDAY, | Tiov.—Un FRIDAY, the3.th instant. I shall setl. OR SALE the 4th of May, 1 shall sell, in tront of th ington tains 12 rooms, 4 fine lars, aud has a fine lot il ba moderate. A the terms w: OR RENT.—The well known and 8s DIVELLING of the late Mr, nared on the south side of Brid; and Jefferson streets. attached Itcon store room. 2 kitchens, 2 es! - (Toa ca-eful tenant ply to CAROLIN ie Eeemines, at6 o'clock p. m.. Lots No. l4and 15, in subdivision of Square south ef Square No. 915, with the w- provement, which is a good two-story frame house, andal!l the property enclosed with a substantial up- right boird fence, The lots c sntain 4,106 square feet ofground. ‘This property is situated at the corner in front of the premises, at tial very handsome Building Lot side of loth street, between G and H streets north, having & front on 10th gtreet of 20 feet, running back 99 feet 10% inches. being part of Lot No. 14 Square No. 345. This property is hands ated near St. Patrick’s Caurch, and pre: f past five o'clock, a sifuatedon the west ize, © mai erms a J = | of Maryland avenue and *th street east, inducements to persons wishing to purch se a hai MOUNTZ, No. 55 south side Bridge street, George Terms: One third cash; balance in6,12,and 19 | some butiding site, or make a go od investment. town. ap] 2awiw months Enates eas puterest pe day o1 sale, y | cage one-tenth cash: ba 7) in S. and Js = le nand a deed of trust taken, months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. G RAND MA i eee LL Lee putable. . A. GREEN. A A oat givenand.adeed —— = a “ A ap 2 A. GREEN, Auct. ap 24 6 + Auct. Vigilant Fire Company. ———— ———— = The members of the Vie Georgetown beg leave to a numerous friends and the public general will givea Grand Ma: fy 34, at Forrest Hall, ‘The members pledge them-elves to of the best Balls ever given by the toate Day, N. Seott’s Celebrated gaged for the occasio», ositively no tats or Caps allowed in the room, except those worn b Tickets ONE LOL end Ladies, it Fire Company yeunce to thet Balion MON? ieorgetown, Cotilion Ban Firemen, LAR, admitting a Gentleman Managers. Hon. C. Addison, John Shacke!ford, John Theeker, John Paniy, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two (2) writs M . T > rn . of fieri facias issued from the Clerk's «fies of of Wo VALUABLE FULLDING LOTS, ONE | the Ciromt Court ofthe Datta Cn for the AT THE CORNER OF THIKD AND F 878 County of Washington, and to me directed. I shat ANDONE IN McGuire's svnpivision oF Scuank expose to public sala, for Cast front’ of the Day, the dthof May next, I shali sell, infront of | {2 4th, day of May. 1953, at 12 o'cloek m., the fol the remisex, commencing the first- named pro: 10, 1n Square Wing described property, to wit: Ail defendant s If past 5 0’clock, at righ he east part of Lot froat on North F ha perty. viz: ‘1 title, claim, and interest in and to 1, having a Lots Nos. 3, and 4, in Square No 144. together with all and syect 2 fect 4 in: hee. ruunarg bek with the line of | yNeiine the impr peer ep pone pos mabe’ Third street west 75 feet. being the corner lot. ropertt ol Ii. Van Patten, and wall bend The terms of tins porns Wilt be one third cash; o satisfy No. ¢6 Judicials, to October ter balance in 6, 12, and 1d months, for notes beart « in farer of Wm. terest from dy of enle, Jutical te Oct A deed given, and a deed of trust taken. d No. 67 favor of James C, er tery MoGuire administra of John D, Brown. Also, immediately afier the sale of thon we eae Henry O. Reaver Chas. Grimes, shail sell. im front of the premses, Let > nd. J, D. HOOVER, Marshal Jon Soott. , Geo. Coli C. MeGuire's subdivision of Sangre No. 624: bay aes for the District of Columbia, ‘ohn T. Findley, m. Graves, ing a front of 22 feet ov North Capitol street, ard MctiUtRE, Auctioneer, MT. Mol-unia, Sily ster Koorts, 190 feet on North G street, with a west alley i the oS SALE OF VALUASLE UNIM- oonts, » A. King. rear. > . — Y : : Permac( {uin property: One-third onsh; balance | trust benring iat the dt Ag eT ad aed GR SALE A valuable FARM. on the George. | tay'cfunin. A deed orveea dee Beek ore rent from | tn taiber dA. Se Nor 130 OMe ee ae eee ming 3 5 % givenand a deed of trust taken. if . y ode a eo exile Farnpike, about five miles | ios tndiapatatia, foriber will cell et pu sev ou ERIGAY thesith a ait from George me mainores thet ne 20-d A. GREEN, Auot. % m tom land, capal elsof corn per ‘There is also Apple, peach, round. BU Further information apply to BARNARD & CKEY, Georgetown, [PIse WATCH REPAIRING. Special attention paid to the Repairing of FINE WATCHES BY J. A. WATSON, No. 59 Bridge street, below the Post Othce, ap9-im* Georgetown, D. C. M. Nostra side of Market Space, No. 37, between streets, Georcetown, Bridge and Canal RUPPEL. Announces to eis patrons that at hist RESTAURANT may be found at all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of LI OYSTE Jant UORS, the fre: Sand all hands of GAME. Meals served at all hours and at the usua! prices, F4 E ALES.—We respectiully announce riends and the public that we have at Inst suc- ceeded in having a large quantity of ALF: our kinds brewed expressly to our order, will guarantee to be the finest and in Beason, $8 of va Has two streanis of it desirable as a bout 75 acres are rovement. about 40 of which is bot- ne of yielding from eight to ten bar aore. without manures, ayoung orchard of three hundred and plum trees. About 40 acres of the farm is down in clover and grasa, a crop of wheat now on the ground, and other creps being putin the apis lm to our which we the largest vari- At store of Jas. C. McG P, On the corner of t Yaris avenue and Wth sireet west, By J.C. McGULRE, Auctioncer. Square Ne 1054, frontivg 433 fet 1 i SURNITURE asp HOUSLHOLD FEC "| - m and 2 Br BS AT Pusuic Avction.—Ou TUESDAY MORN. | Horn, th streets emet. nea sae aie in Square No. G, May 4th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of 732, fronting 54 fect on Ist strect east, between south Com, Barron, on G street north, between Ith” and C streets, by 100 ject deep. 15th streets, | shall sell his Furniture and Effects, Terms c le: One-third ess; and the balance in comprising — . 6. 12and 18 hs, for notes bearing interest from Une elegavt Rosewood 6% octave Pianoforte, o red by - Pir of Walnut Carved 1 ste atetose day of sale, secured by a deed in trust on the proper. Fine Mahogany Sofas, do. Parlor Chairs, Egyptian Marbie-top Sofa Tabios, Walnut Whatuot, Fancy Crzirs, Walnut Armchairs, East India Lounging Chair, Elegant Mahogany Serpentir e-front Sid-board, Solid Mahogany Extension 1D} ig Table, Handsome Chinsse Tea and Dessert Servireg ae Granite Dinner Set, Siiver-plated Castors, Urn, Liquor Stand, Watters, and Cake Baskets, Excelient Brussels and Three-ply Carpete, Oilelo*h, Stair Carpets, Shades, ty: and if not complied with in five days after the sale the property will be resold upon one week's no- tio, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All Sonar nner at the expense of the purchaser, CHAS. 8S. WALLACH, Trustee, ap9-2awdds J J.C MeGUIRE. Auct: MARSH AL’S SALE.—In virtue of three (3) writs of heri facias, issued from the Cierk’s Office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co- lumbia for the County of Washington, und to me dirco ed, I shall expose to public sale, for Casi, in Venetian Blinds, Rugs, front of the Court House door of aaid coat Jon Handsome Enamelied Cottage Set, FRIDAY, the 2ist day of May, 1858, at 12 o'clock, Mahogany French Bedsteads, . m. the following desoribed property, to wit: Ali Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes and W Pihstands,-3 defendant's right, titie, claim, and intersst tuand to ie eek eee = Pulows, part of Lot No.3. in Square of Sage bezinning at = 4 iy . I i. south-ast corner of said lot, t 1 Open Grate and Airtight Stove: oe ty-aix (90) fost ceeee nin (8) feet, thenoe north ninety-six (96 inches. thence eas’ eight (@iffeet , thence suuth with the rear line of said t-or No.3 to beginuing. Also, part of Lot No. 2,in Square No. 515, Sepsnning ata point on K street 25 teet from the southeast corner of said lot, and ranping west to southea:t corner of Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utens) Terms: $25 and under, cash: over that sum, a credit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed Lotes, bearing interest. P. 8. The House 18 for rent. Iequire of the Auc- tioneer. ) feet eleven (11) = 4 Lot No.3, thence north with the west line of Lot ap 2-d J.C. MeGUIRE, Avotioneer. | No, 2 wine Nai (95) feet eleven tn) inches. then Z By A. GRE Auctioneer. east An pexslie to line thirty-four (34) feet, the ce rt EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO Lots | South muety-six (9) reet eleven <1!) inches to be- ginning. together with all ands ngular the inprove- NEAR THE Navy Yarp.—On THURSDAY, the | Mente there im the City of W ety that was ever offered in this market. 6th May, 1658, at 6 o’cloox p. m.,on the premises, | nore and leviea upon as Aegis perty ef Pains ee Mi rsons wishing @ nice article of Ale can have | shall sell,at pubiic uction, Lot No. 2, ane past of | Sims, and will be soid to satisfy ne » 152 Judicial to it by applying to us for either of the followin: brands, | Lot No, 23, in Square No. 1047, being 67 feet 2 inches 1858, in favor of Morris, Tasker & viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil- | front on south K treet, between 3th and ith sts. 8. 212 and 213 Judicials to January adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine arty le of | east, running back 102 feet 6 inches, containing in the t of Middleton, Beall, P. H. & K. Brown Stout aud XX Porter always.on hand. flies whole ,8847s aquare feet, -D. HOOVER, Marshal ers mail, or given to our drivers. wi rms a attended (0 RNS Ee SHINN All conveyancing at the expense of th : of the District of Columbia. Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, ap 2-d A. GRE J ARSHAL’S SALE.—I daiv-d eorgetown, D.C. n virtue of seven (7) By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. NOTICE-ATTEN TION. Drussi We, the undersigned. have just receiv: VAN 100,000 Im; ASEGAKS, viz: writs of fier facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colu for the county of Washington and WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Avction.—On THURSDAY. the 3th to me direct - pian? | Od; L shall expose to public sale for casi, in front of - I shall ze | in front of the pramises,at5 o'clock * : ’, To Whplesale and Retail Grocers, Tobacconists, | a good and neariy new two-story Frans Howse on: | the erp at Pes ofasid county on FRIDAY, and the Trade generally. taining six convexientiy-arranged rooms, ard the | jowi desorived property, to wit: All defendant's Se * ton which it stands, being part of Lot No, 12, in | rightslitierclaay pak wares in and toall that piece ; Mesers. SAMSTAG & CO. | Square No. 559. This property 1s handsomely situs or parcel of ground lying in Georgetown, inthe ins. & ot of superb HA- sted, fronting on Ist street west, between K and L | triot of Columbia, oe | 1s included within the fol- etreets north, 5 lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the ported Havana, T One-half cash; the balance in 6, 12, and }3 Q e is 0 Ty on Manilia Sherroots, for notes bearing interest from day of eale, south neo! Market Space ats point 82 feet 10 inch 85,000 Cho. 40,908 Ope: Also, 29) baskets He Also, various brand: wore. es 509 Pa. avi oppo. Browns’ Hotel, Wash: ‘Terms according to amount, ap 10-eolm former business) SA to furnish t are Pricer, upon. + en hand, pure White Point. Tins term. AD 2-H ES’ B Ss. API Bs ance tt PF ar of 13th at. the best quality of cash AS, And other Brands too humerous to mention, dsick Champagne. of ehoice old Wines and L. AMSTAG & CO., 6th and 7th ets., With good paper, T NOTICE, O BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—The unde ed is bow Brand (in connection with h and LI only, be hor W.) MITCHELL, south mide of the Bridge ingtoa City, D.C, ME, and 1s prepared Sand and Lime, tthe nless otherwise WHITE GRAVEL, from beautiful article for making yards. Those who ha: ve been ow be supplied with any quantity, it elsewhere, LS, HALF Hair Store, 8&6 south from the corner of Bridge street and Lge) and running thence west with the north wal y brick houses on the lot hereby de- and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. itle indisputable. A. GRE BP a1- ibed, an? the thereof extending 39 feet, ® p 27 feet By A. GREE Auctioneer. thenee south and le! with Market Space t SRY EXTE 7 6 inches, more or less, to a point which will be inter: - ERY EXTENSIVE. PAWNBROKER’S “all of aah = BALK OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. suc as ane | SOCted by the line of the south wall of extended west, thi said line reversed to Market Space at the ccothonst corer ofeaid ho and then Usvatty Founpin a Pawn BROKER’S ESTABLISH MENT, ATA + the 31 day of eTion.—On MONDAY th the tine of Market ‘Space st aioe exes shall scllat my suption rooms, No. 525 | feet 6 inches esa seen beginning, which is the 7 '» commencing at 10 o’giock a. m, a ver: rtheasi 1 said house, toget extensive assortment of Unredeemed Pledees, H ne the improvements improvements thereon, ‘arge number of crapeand other Shawis and Cloth. | Sgsular the improvem R for sale atthe CHEY AE RO US taser rae Bal Riicebceernat sitet Oo Gina URE MILK FOR SALE, U LK can. be_obtai > [aa aia ths Car Gate. - 19 Se Se TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ere FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. Se nae eS neti te inact gheteeatnncney. ti From the St. Lovrs, April 27 —The Santa Fe mail brings later newa from Capt Marcy. He bad been over- taken by an express from Gen. Garland, Lng | him to stop for-an escort of four companies, he was accordingly resting on the Arkansas river, near Bent’s Fort Tbe Repablican has recetved an extra from the Fort Smith (Ark ) Times which states that 20,000 Indians were congrepated on the plains, with the determination of making a descent on the fron- tier, and hostilities bad siready commenced in some quartere. The Times attributes the move- ment to Brigham Young, to draw off the troops in Utah to protect the jer States. The Republican emphatically contradicts the above staiement, on the authority of a gen ieman attached to the overlynd mail expedition, who traveled over the country without molestation Fires in Trey. Troy, N. Y., April2?7 —The West Troy Ex- change, a large wooden building, the principal hotel in the villege, was destroyed by fire at an early boor this morning. It was owned and oc- enpied by E Powell, and bad been recently repaired and enlarged. The boarders The building adjoining was also burnt. fire was the work of an Incendiary. About four o'clock, while this fire was burn- ing, apother wos discovered in a row of freme tenement houxes cn Hoosick street, near North Second, in thix city. One was destroyed and others damaged ‘This was also set on fire. National Scientific Convention. Battimone, Aprit 28 —The National Scientific Corvention assembled in Maryland Institate, at llo‘clock. About 100 members were present. In the absence of the President proper, A. Caswell, Esq..was cailed tothe chair. At'balf past 12) the organization was not fully com; Extensive arrangements bave been made for extending hospitalities te the members by the citizens. — Forger Arrested. New Yorx, April 25 —William Faller has been arrested. charged with forging @ govern- ment danft for $5,000, dated 1534, and purporting to be dvawn by James Reeside, and ——— by P. Brown, Treasurer of Post Office a ment. Four drafts of a similar nature have already paid at various periods. Fagitives. New York. April 2=.—Juarez and Cabinet zot aboard the Joba L.. Stevens at Manzan‘lix. They subsequentiy embarked at Aspinwall for New Oceans aod thence would proceed to Vera Cruz. Tbe Merrimac arrived at Panama 19th Dr. Charlies ™ Toronto, C. W_, April 27.—A dinner ‘was given to Chas. Mackay last night at the Rossini House There was a large attendance of members of Par- liament and others. He leaves for England to- day via Quebec. From Kansas. Sr. Loris, April 30 —The Leavenworth cor- respondent of the Republican says that at tho election held on the 2ist instant, for members of aconvention to nominate State officers the Antt- Leavenwerth constitution delegates were elected. The Townsend Case. Toronro,C W_., April 26 —Townsend, alias McHenry, was discharged to-day for the murder of Nellis, and immediately arrested again on the charge of robbery. bern Markets. Cuarte<ron, April 27.—Sales of cotton 1,700 bales. Market has an advancing tendency. Savanna, April 27.—Sales 500 bales—un- changed — weather cool, and frost is feared Mostie, April 27.—Sales 3.500 bale: mota- tions 11%, edvan tendency. Reports of frost and ice in Mississippi, Louisiana, and northern parts of Alabama affect the market New ORLEaNs, April 27 —Sales 6,000 bales; market firm with advancing tendency ; quota- tions Iligall. Freights 9-16. Sterling ex- chi Jeary Balumere Markets. Bavtimore, April 25 —Flour is heavyand dull; Howard street a S837%. Wheat dull; and prices generally une wed; red $1 Ufa! 07; goed to prime white $1 2s81 30 Corn is slight- ly lower; white 64a66c; velluw 70a71. Provisions are rather heavy; bulk pork sold fcr 7a9 Whisky is dull and nominal New York Markets. New Yor« April 27 —Fiour is frm; sales of 10,000 bbis.; State 1 25a84 35; Ohio $4 S5a84.70 é‘ Southern $4 50ad 75 Wheat heavy ; sales of 5.000 bushels; Soutbern ted $1.1aS115, and white $1 27% Corn is lower; sales of 9.000 bushel-<, white T2a73e., yellow TatSc Pork is declining; $15 40a$15.45. Beef is quiet; Chicago repacked 213a814 Lard is steady at Ive Whisky Is steady; Ohio 22c¢ 18 S0eS19, prime Financial. New York, April 2° —stocks were dull—Chi- cagoand Rock Island 76; Illinois Central bonds 87g; La Crosse and Mil. 8x Michigan Southern New York Central 8%; Penn. Coal Co. 71; and Miss. 314; Missouri 6's mer TS? GENTLEMEN FROM THE SOUTH.— LEVI PUMPHREY, C street, back of the Nations! Hotel, has for sale an accomplished SER - VANT who wishes to go South. A hrst rate coagh- man =e Servant, and handy at work. ap drt a N2 MCE TO C8 EDIT ORS.—ip acooronnce INiwith a deed im trust from WM. DOWLING, of Georgetown. D. C..< ated March 22d, 1258, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.S.. No. 150, folios 1. 2,3, 4, and 5, I hereby notify all persons claiming under the Provisions of said deed, to fle their respective ciaime with me at James C. McGuir Auction rooms, Washington, 0. C., on or before June ist, 1854; uther they may be excluded from any ben- ht th bute: Sin 12-2awtw" THO. J. FISHER. Trosten. Ap 12-2aw6' ~LYMOUNT PAVILIO A,N®W SUMMER RESORT, For Fisminc, Batninc, anp Rurat Sports. The undersicued respectfully anvounee to the cit~ izens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, that toey wil open on the 2th of May, at Glymount, (commoniy called Martury’s Landing) five miles below thn 2 House, on the Maryivnd shore.a new and SPA- CLOUS PAVILION, with Dining oo Dress Kcoms, and a!! other conveniences attached. Every facility will be afforded to Schoo's, Associ ations, and Clubs, Every arrangement will be made for Fishing, hing, &o. The isrge Spring onthe prem ses is said to be one of the purest and healthiest in this whole section arties wishing to secure exclusive vse of the Pavilion oan do so on applrcation to C. H. Anderson, Statvoner. D street. near 7th. A Steamboat can be chartered for Excursions on Spplication to Richard H. Wallach,Geo. Mattingly, or LS. Page. The latter gentleman is fitting up his pce hd | a fine Saloon, — will py hy —- modate Excursions on and after thot May pext, JONES & MILLER, Ap 2l-2awtf Proprietors. _ EFRIGERATORS, ICE PITCHERS, WA R TER OOLERS, &s. Farson niverea! Stone-Jar Refrigerator. wit Waterman's Patent Ventuator attachea, conceded by all who have used them to be deorded'y the best Refrigerator known. Stimpson’s Patent loe-Pitchers, Water-Cooilers, & A on hand, a saree _—_ of Onin Furniture and Housekeeping Artioles generally CW. BOTELER General House-Furnishing Ware Room: Pp 2-eotw tron Hi: NANTON MATTING AND FLOOR OiL- CLOTH, it received and on ss!e— rain Poh rae S-tand ss whisoend god shocked Carton Matting, in the make o} ut t tract Manking. These are the best aed os ys | im this market, aod will be sold very cheap. Also, 30 sheets superi colors on - vied sensoned. ne’ Italian fres . MORAL: ve, chintz, Gothie, tazellated oak, and coonsetio ts fe. Both the goods and prices wil give satisfaction. Also, 1 case Stair Oilcloths, tect te ant tine er Pte eee E BOB EON Deniers in all kinds of Furniture Dry Goods, ap Z2-c08t__ 4 Market * : rere Fitted three mies from Warkivre ee ee ik ree miles asht on the street Plank Road. ‘The Houre hur ls rood rox also, 2 good bath rooms, s good well of water, oie! ern, cooking range, and 10° house new filled with jee. By applying early it be rented very low. H.N. LANSDALE. No. 561, corner of 8h and M streets. or through City Post Office. ap 13 co2w* (Intelicencer) Prorosals age IN Uizee ros KE ing in rey iv ines Of e AENe"ho graph Company between New York and W tomer auy part t ie ashing - bu th between New EP- ele ic leas than 50 miles. > aaered consists of four wires st ‘ew York and Washingtoa. The Line r- | are nae Jo upon as the property of George rie ee on the common road of two wires. the entiretdie. gf | Twenty very superior Gold Sets of the intest | Wil,be sod to satiety sudioinls Nos, Sot. 335m aie ane styles. comprising Breastpins, ‘Bracelets, acd tnd Senor Hate er, fund Nos. ISM, 135, 13 and is ion Oo —— be weeps wh eanwmen hye tl TADS, Judroials to May term, 18: e of substituting, when required, pew wir Alesse lot of Superior Silver Hunting and other Rulon. P Ker jon, sound ut posts, 25 feet nl | oon oe RUESDAY, racheglys? ass . ¥e shall m2 aa” Marshal for the ee aemmpinndienens ye TS . ne sella ‘s, u — 1 evel . D. 5 Gold Poband Gove and oth m2 ts Marshal for the Distriot of Goleta. large and beautiful collection of FRENCH With a large lot of other articles which we deem —— FI ARD PATTERNS, some unnecessary to enumerate. 17" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER me Painted Lat ened ‘erms cash in current funds. Pontponed, until FRIDAY. the 1th of Moy, tes, | Patterns hise: rood at Of the latest SAAC HENZBERG, Licensed Pawnbroker. | same hour and places glen of ‘old apd common ~ 4 8p 27-d A. GREEN, Auo ID HOOVER, SHAD. Every tion of Window Bande on Fe ee | te Ste “Marshal for District of Colunibua, CART siptsssogred ENGRAVING Fe LITH- Seen Hie Scoee ge iscetreet, | ] HIONABLE BRR EUMERIES. from sie TORN WARKEITER. 4 Pa ae tye, y PC iuaras’. ’ Fite Seaeeny pear ths sorrar ot No, dm ih trees ieee Heil, ap 19-104"