Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1858, Page 3

‘To secure the most Conspicuous positions for advertisements in Toe Srar they must b sent to our office as early in the day as Poxsthle. Those who delay to observe this caution should not complain if they do not find them where they prefer to see them. It is always safest to get them to our counter between Sand 10 tn the morning, if wishing them insert- ed satisfactorily on the same day. CRiminat Court.—Trial of Benjamin Ogle Sor the murder of John Webb —After our report closed yesterday, Richard Trunnell testified to baving arrested Ogle shortly after the shooting of the deceased Dr Snyder was then sworn as to an examina tion which be beld over t after the ahostng’ OFe the body of the little boy The United States rested the case here as far as the testimony was concerned. Mr. Ratelitf then made his o ning address to the jury, occupylug two hours in his statement of what was expected to be proved on the part of jcirooms , and also as to The alleged insanity ‘ial insanity of the prisoner at the bar, as well as other members of his family. The jury then took a recess of a few minutes, after which Messrs. J. Batemen, George Ellis, J Elpole, C. P. Sengstack, Dr. Lauck, and George Wissinger were sworn and testified, their evi- dence being the same as heretofore published in ourcolumns with the exception of that of Mr. Wissinger, a new witness inthe case, who testi- fied that he was a resident of Frederick county, Md., had known the Oglefamily for a long time; the old man’s mental condition (that is the grand- father of Benjamin Ogte) was very good ; knew Horace Ogle, (the prisoner’s father;) there was nothing ¢ about him, except that be would sometimes leave his work without any canse, or when be had been drinking; bas known bim ever since he was a boy; he left witness or passed out of his immediate notice 35 years ayo, since which time be has seen him but three or four times. On the conclusion of the exam‘nation of Dr Lauck, the Court adjourned To-day, the trial of Benjamin Ogle was resu- med. Mr. Ratelitf> called— Mortimer Garrett testified to exami ing the wall of Mr. Slemimer’s bouse, at the corner of First and Frederick streets, and there found on the wall marks of bullets which had apparently struck the wall, witness examined the shot-marks on the wall the same evening the bey was shot. Cross eramimed —-Do not know those marks to be shot-marks; saw no “leading’’ of the buliet ou the wall; saw pieces chipped out of the wall; don’t say that it was caused by bullets or shot; saw no shot on the pavement. Mrs. Anna Harrison testitied that she was the mother of the alge neg wife; Benj. Ogte leit her house on the day of the affray, about one hour before it occurred; witness noticed strange conduct in the prisoner that day, and remarked about i;helieve be was crazy ur deranged that dar 3 be came in and wisted to go up stairs to see his wife, but instead of going up he went down in the basement; he then went up stairs when wit- ness showed him the way; he then went out the frout way, and saw bis child, but did not say a word to j oss thought it was strange, bec e he is fond of ebildren; that one tn particular. (ieorge tes, recalled —Witness testified to — of the prisoner's aunt trying to hang her- sel John Clemenson, (called as rebutting evidence.) swort —Witness married an aunt of tenjamin Ogle 37 years ago; has lived with her ever since never saw the least evidence of insanity in her; never beard of ber having banged herself; know Benj. Ogle; he served b ne With witness; Hever saw anything of insanity, not the least symptom about him; was best appentice wituess ever bad amined —Witness used to deai at El- never visited his family; there is an old account for goods between tue: uo bad Jeeling that witness knows of . this dealing stop- ped when the diiference occurred between witness and Ellis Direct Evamination —Has had twelve chil- dren by bis wife; none of them are insane; would like the jury to see those children, and see if they were insa: RH. Trunnell, recalled —Knows Clemenson; bas known his wife many years; she is looked upon as an excelleut woman; never Leard before this trial that she was insane; the Prisoner never Was crazy; witness was raised with him; never saw any evidence of insanity about him. John H. Trunnell, sworn.—Has known Jobn Clemenson and bs wife since his childhood; never saw any evidence of insanity about Mrs. C ; she i+ considered one of the most examplary women in Georgetown; never heard but that she Was a sound, sane woman; never heard that she ever attempted to hang herself Wm. H. Godey, sworn.—Knows the prisoner, ever since he was a child; he has worked for wit- NESS SIX years; never saw eny marks of unsound- ness of mind ut bim Geo. W. Godry also testified to the same facts Francis Hutchins, sworn —Knew all prisoner's family; never beard that his grandfather, father, bimself were crazy, or in any way unsound in ; Lave sometinies seen them a little out of the way with drink. Recaard H. Truanell, recailed.—When wit- ness arrested Ogle, ou the day of the shooting, he appeared to be sober, and bebaved quiet! Dr Semmes had bern calied to the sia testify as to the comduct of Ozle in the j our report closed — Nationat Musicat. Convention.—Most part of the time during both sessions of yesterday was eecupied in reLearsal for the concert of last night. There was an woasualiy large attendance of the members, aud the practice passed off barmoni- ously During the morning practice, the ‘ Marseii- jaise’’ was put in rehearsal as one of the pieces for the pending concert, and Mr Bradbury re- marked that it wasa pity that there shouid be no English words to this far-famed old air besides the translation from the French. A reverend i who was present retired from the all, and sbortly atterward returned with the following, which way at once adopted to take the place of the original words : Freepum axv Union. FREEDOM! wake to glory! fet rapture thri!l your sung ; iCTiOg, Palrivt story, weetest notes prulong— weetest notes prolong. J pon thy wings let hearte that flutter, loug to grief and sadness strung. Be borne where loftier strains are rung, And ali tneir loudest triumphs utter, Awak wake. ye brave Colummia’s anthem por Be free, be free— All hearts resolved On FRegDboM evermore. And then, O of Uxio’ ver Strike dee; our hearts thy roota; And from thy branches fling forever, Ehrougn ail our lend, t»y glorious fruits— m hil to vatley, ‘The’ nbb'd with roek, or lined with gold, Une ting be waved—one @nthem roll’d And sii to this oce watchword rally : Awake ! awake, ye brave! ‘The patriot anthem pour ; Be one —be oxt— Ail hearts resolved On Umton evermore. At the close of the afternoon rehearsal, an ex cursion to Mount Vernon for the members of the Convention was announced for Saturday next, the steamer Collyer having been chartered for that purpose Conreresce Prockavincs —The Baltimore Annual Conference of the African M_E Church assembled yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, in the Israel church, South Capitol street. Rev. Bishop Payue presided, and conducted the devo- Uonal exereises The roll being called twenty-five members an- swered to thelr names Rev 3 Watts was elected secretary and Rev A.W. Wayman appointed reporter The followiag comuitters were then appointed by the chair: Ou Fiuance—A.W. Wayman, Jno 4. Hurbert, LC Speaks. On Edueation—s. F Hammond, J. H Henson. On the Book Con- S. Watts, M. Sluby.J H Henson, D. W. Moore, A.W. Wayman, Levin Lee. On Tem- nerance—Thos. W. Henry, Levin Lee, J. R. Ster- fett. Oa Publie Worsbip—The preachers sta- tone” im the city and Georgetown. On Post Of- fiee—W_ H. Waters. On Pubtishing the Annual Minutes— 8. Watts, A W. Wayman, S. FP. Ham- mond. To Receive Missionary Macey. w. Moore. On A. etoriais—J. RK Sterrett, Thos. W Heary, J. He "0H tic afternoon Bishop Payne preached ; and ja the evening Rev AW. Wheeler presened the annual sermon to the Conference Wasnixoton Turarax —Miss Avonia Jones imade @ delightful “ Pauline?’ last night—the “Lady of Lyons” being the play muetbing re- freshéagly onhackueyed and trot bful to natare * Mies fon has penlin and a spirit Of tavineible determination, qualifications which "Vill open for Ler, aseertainly as she lives. a succes Zul career in ber piofessior. Me Chasles Pope played “Claude Melaotte very much to the satisfaction of the audien %¢.and Messrs. Ey.inge and Dawson were excetleut in _theie pacts To-night Miss Jones takes her benefit, appears an g bu the + Bride of Laimermoor™ and the ope ra fie drama of the “Child of the Kegiment,’” in wi cich sbe will «ing “The Kataplan,’? “Search tthe vugh the wide world,’ «Phe Sony of the Deu m,” “We now must part,” “Salut a la Pre we” W il not the talent-appreciating Washington Adie come forward to-night, and give ——— tk bave Treason to be proud irate qualities equally deserves our love? & Coangsetion,—The confirmation by Bishop Whitdingbam, in St Jobu’s Chureh, George- , takes place this evening. [t did not take piace jot sight, as erroneously stated im the Blar we oo. Tur Concert of last night, at the Smithsonian 4s conceded by all who were present to have been the very best one ever given there. There was an audience of about 1,200 persons Present. The performances were conducted alter- nately by Messrs. Root and Bradbury. ‘The cho- fuses were performed ina truly superb manner, both as to time and expression. Among the best we notice, “(Great isthe Lord,” com bi Calcott;* + Blessed are the people,’ © The G of Israel,’ “Oh, happy we,’’ (encore;) +‘ The Birth of Washington.” com by Mr. Brad- bury; and all the others were well, nay, exceed- ingly well, sung. A beautiful .contraito solo, © Dreams,'’ sang by Miss Carrie Lise asin daughter of Professor B., was one of the best things tn the concert. Miss B. has contralto voice, not very powerful, but as sweet as the first rfume of early morn. Mr. Root sung *‘ The t man,*’ (Calcott,) in his best style; also, Rus- sell’s superb “Rocked in the cradle of the deep °* Mr. Bi bury sung, also, several beautiful pieces, the names of which we do not recollect. Let us not forget the quartettes, all of which were first rate, among which we have noted down, as dn gopher, Beethooven’s world-re- nowned ** When o’er the lonely hills at eve,” uartettesung by Messrs. J. W. Goff, of Lebanon, fe » Mr. Rheile, Mrs. King and Mrs. Burchell, of this city; also, ‘‘Mary of the vale,’ a newcom- position by Prof. » and sung by Misses L. Gardiner and Venable, B. F. Clarke of this cit: and Dr. Magee of Warrenton, Va. A beautifed chorus and echo was sung exceedingly well. Tus Homictpr oF QvicLay.—This commun:t/, ‘without distinction of party, has rc -ived the an- nouncement of the state of the recently discharged jury in the case of the trial of John Essex for the murder of Quigley, with surprise almost equal to that with which the acguittal of Herbert of the charge ofthe murder of Reating struck a!l conser- vative persons bere and throug hout the length and breadth of the land. To Judge Crawford and Mc. District Attorney Key the thanks of this com- monity are justly due for the firmness and intl: ibility with which they discharged their several duties in the course of this trial of Essex, against whom the charge of a most unprovoked case of manslaughter was as clearly proved as ever a climinal case was proved up in this community With such results—under such elrenimstances— of criminal prosveutions here, the Criminal Court and the U.S. District Attorney will labor in vain for the suppression of the frightful and mu_der- vas rowdyisin in our midst, {bat bay disgraced Washington city ever since the memorable night when Governor Wise was assailed with yells and violence, making night hideous, in bis ettorts to deliver a speech from the balcony of Browns’ Hotel [comMuNtcatED Tue Tuestke —Miss Jones bad an apprecia- tive and well-Hlled house last night, to witness her performance of Pauline in the ‘ Lady of Lyons’? She surely acquitted herself well, and established a reputation among her audience as the very best Panline that Las ever been pre- sented in our city. Miss Jones looks the very imbodinient of loveliness, intelligence and yrace, and that she bas genins no one can doubt who has ever seen good acting and who has witnessed hers. The remarkable volume and sweetness of voice win the ear and the heart, whilst ber just and accurate aed “lace of what she perfo: must please the juc Citizens of Wash- gion, yon have a great actress in your midst, and she is your own child! Give hera crowded house to-night, and if you do not come away with tearful eyes, then pronounce our opinion of her false Catv. April 30th Svurzeme Covrt —Thursday —Godard Bailey, Esq., of Alabama, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. Nos. 4 and 9. The Orean Tow Boat Company owners, &¢., appellants, vs. the ship Ocean Queen, &e harles Hill et al, owners of the ship Ocean Queen, appellants, rs’ the United a. States Mail Steamship Company, claimants, &c ‘The re-argnment of these causes was continued ty Mr C utting for the United States Mail Steam- ¥. and concluded by Mr. Benjamin an ‘Tow Boat Cot M4. James Marks, plaintiff in error, rs rhael Dickson and Elizabeth M_ Dickson The wi ynment of this cause was commenced by Mr. Benjamin for the plaintiff in error, aud con- tinued by Mr. Taylor for the defendants in error. Adjourned. Divn’T want To Work on a Farm —Last night, several young gentlemen from an adjoin- ing State, who are in Wasbington ona visit, after indulging very freely in cold drinks, got bois- terous and unruly in the vicinity of public places as the Theatre, the Hotelx, und Ball-rooms ‘Their friends kept them in check unti! they were hauled up by the police. A vivid description of the City Farm, with (ueen’s hoes, rakes, and spades in the foreground was brought before the mind's-eye of these young busters by the officers, and so humbled them that they meekly begged off from limbo, and made themselves scarce with exceeding promptitude Moke Pistots at THE THEATRE.—Last night, a fast young man, who had probably paid a pre- vious visit to some shop where liquor stimulants are to be procured, dropped in at the Theatre, and, in exchange for a ticket of admission, prof- fered a $5 note ou some outlandish bank, which was refused. The individnal thereupon diew a Pistol, which he pointed through the ticket window, asking if that would pass’? This, too, was peremptorily declined as not legul tender; and, very shortly. a couple of policemen waited on the bellige ent gentleman, and escorted Lim to the guard-house GiuyMowunt Pavition —This new summer re- sort, and which promises to be one of the most delightfal points upon the river, wil! be opened on the 25th of May. The proprietors are pushing forward their arrangements with jnilnite spirit. and the public may count upon something well adapted to its purpose as a resort for pleasure- seekers, parties, schools, &c. Good taste and vood judgment have been exercised in the selec- tion of this locality, as it is both convenient and beantifal. The reader will find the particulars in the advertisement in another colunin. DaNceRovs Quarters —About eleven o'clock last nigtt the watchman In the Seventh Ward came upon a man who bad made bis bed in the middle of a street, and wax indulging ina quiet siooze. The officers aroused him, and he im- mediately went to work to whip the party They took him to the guard house, where it ap- peared he was in no want of coin, jewelry, &e After hearing in what condition he was found. he very willingly paid the amount of the fine and costs, and departed, thankful that his visit to Washington cost so little Com. Lavattett® who for two years bas been stationed at the Washington Navy Yard, being about to take command of the Mediterranean squadron, the civil officers and heads of depart- ments of the Yard have addressed him a com- munication expressive of their regard and well wishes In bis reply be expresses his regret at severing their pleasant association, and alludes to the per- fect gocd uude:stauding which has subsisted in the various depurtinents of the yard. A Praisewortuy ano LingraL Doxation.— We leara that Hon. Caleb Cushing, late Attorney General of the United States, has recently par- chased a large and valuable square of ground in this city, and donated the same to the Harold and others, in trust. for the build large edifice fora church, &e., for the use of the St Andrew's Episcopal Mission, an institution ebarity, established a year or so ago in this city by Rev. Dr Harold Tureves Asovt —On Wednesday night some thieves entered the stable of Messrs Thompson & Hamilton, grocers, on Pennsylvania avenue, and stole oue sett of wagon harness, horse col- lars, cover, and other articles of value in such es- tablishments. The villains esca, with their booty. The proprietors have other articles of more value there, which the thieves missed. Pei- baps they may try again Tue Littte Fotxs are in a pleasing state of excitement to-day, all about the May Ball to- night. Munder is busy ay a bee with his arrange- ments for the eveaing, aud we may here just bint thatall the indications point toa festival of almost fairy like elegance, beauty aud brilliancy. The holders of tickets for the ball to-night are very much to be envied, inderd Tue Conceet of last nizht at the Smithsonian lostitation way such @ triumph, in every sense of the word, as to afford the best possible advertise- ment of tonivtt We have only to say that those concerned in getting it up, hape to make it even better worth s than was the one of i ght. ‘Phe lovers of really good music may count upon a treat Paty For i —Last nigbt, a young man, who weve bis name as Jolin Jones, was arrested at the ‘Theatre, by police ’ Chipley, for assaulting the ticket clerk a rawing a pistol bin The case was tak re Justice Donn, and the aceused, who professed to be a lawyer, waived an examination, and paid a tine of $20 and costs. Horn Your Bagatm!—Just read the adver tisement of Hammack & Brother, in to-day’s Star, all you who comprehend the iuxury of ex- quisite eating. Their Catawba Cobviers, too, “bang’’ Cincianati ‘clean out 0’ natur’.”’ Raat Estate —Yesterday, part of lot 12 in square 559, with a two story frame dwelling, sit- ted on First, between K and L, streets, wag si byA Green, auctiopeer, for $876, to Mr, Robert Bellows. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RatLnoap ComPa- NY Mugtine. —The Orangeand Alexandria Rail- toad Company convened in called session at 11 o’clock yesterday, in Sarepta Hall, Alexandria. Major Zeph. Turner, of Rappahannock,.chai man, aid Ht Reid necretaty PT Hilt and B_ Robertson of Alexandria, and F. M. Latham, of Culpeper, were appointed committee on prox- ies, and the company took a recess until four oc On reassembling the committee on proxies re- porjed & majority of the stock present by its rep- tatives. e uct of the General Assembly of Virginia authorizing a loan of $100,000 to the Company for the completion of the extension to Lynchburg was read. ‘The act Provides for ad- vancement of the loan in monthly instalments of $50,000. It requires security for the interest and Lage in pe fori ot a epepite tee on all the et Is, receipts. ropert the company. It vides for aarmi-snmeal interest of three- and-one-half per cent.; and requires the Board of Public Works to be cognizant of the lyre i application of the Is of each sale of bonds made under this act, and in default of punctual payment of interest, the Board are authorized to seize the road and pay the arrears with the prof- itx accruing. It further provides that, if they accept this act, the Orange Road shall use the ee Road from Gordonsville to Charlottes- vi se The act was accepted, and for the pur, of carrying on the work, the Board Directors were authorized to coupon bonds of the company to the amount of $600,000. A resolution recommending the establishment of a National Foundry at Alexandria, wax unani- mously adopted, and W. P. Shepherd, W. T-. Early, T. J. Twyman appointed to present the resolution to the Virginia Aelepation in Congress. Thanks having been tendered the officers of the meeting, it adjourned sine die. Warcn Returxs.—John McCulloh, England, drunk and disorderly, fine and costs, $6.44. Nine lodgers—non-residents. Pewnniks.—Those in want of Pennies, for chanze, canalways obtain them on application at the coua- ter of the Star Office, tf Dysprpsta AnD Fits —Dr. Tracy Delorme, the great curer of Consumption, was for several years » afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the time was confined to his bed. He was eventually ad by a prescription furnished him by a younK rvoyant girl. This preso iption, given by # mere chi'd, while in a state of trance, has cured every Fits as of be found m any 1 wall send this valuable prescription to ‘son On the reccipt of one stamp to pay post- a yr. ‘TRACY DeLorme, great Curer of » New York Post Office. ap 2-1 ‘WeppiNne Caxks, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream ater Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadeiphia Confectionery, corner 12th and ¥ st ap 10-5w* J. Fussenr. Drs. Hunter & WILLiaMs, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 52% North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Hunter & Williams will hereafier visit Wash- ington on the ist of each mouth, when they may be consulted at 260 Pa. avenue, over Mrs. Voss’ Jew- e. ei . Th t visit will be on Saturday, Ist May. Fy . MARRIED, the 20th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Car- son, Mr. GEORGE W. CLARK, of this eity, to Miss CHARLOTTE MARIA TROTTER, (lor- merny Madame Clinton Price) of New York. i On the 27th instant, by the Rev. Wm. I. Chap man, Mr. A ANDER W_ EATON to Mis: CATHARINE V. TEACHEM, all of this city. —————q@—-. UL In Fairfax county. Va., on the evening of the 2h instant, JOHN BU aged 5 years,a. ative of — Tipperary, Ireland, vut forthe Inst 26 years aresident of Fairiax county, Vi nd for the last40 years a citizen of the Unitod States, His funeral will take place from his late residence to the Catholic burying ground, Georgetown, D.C, on to-morrow, (Saturday,)at 12 0’clock, = In this city, at 12_ p.m., on ‘Thursday, 29th inst., of consumpur aMES KR. MoALISTER, Eeq., formeriy of St. Louis, Mo., age! 33 years. ‘The relatives and frends of the family are re- spectfu ly invited to attecd the funeral from hisiate residence, No. 443, street, Saturuay afternoon, May Ist, at 4 o'clock, 3 On the 29th instant, suddenly, in his Goth year, PETER HEPBURN, Sr. His funeral wiil take place to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, May Ist, at 2 o'clock, from the residerce of his son in-law, corner of F et south and 9th street west. His male friends are particularly re- quested to atten i, Serene GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, [SEB FIRST PAGE. @PRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY, . MISS E. E. MoDONNALD would respectfully inform her customers and the public generally, that she will on Saturday, May Ist, ver: F SPRING and SUMMER SY of the various modern styies of the season, to which she invites their attention. No. 71 bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. ap 2-3 * OR RENT.—A three-stOry BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 24 st eet, Georgetown, the iste residence of M. t’e Bodisco, coataing 16 or {7 rooms. The house aid lot are large an’ +n complete order, having all the necessary out-buildings, butus, &o. ltiv one of the moxt commodious tt Or Ke- town, and well arranged for comfert and elegance, Appiy te BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown ap 29 N RS. KOHLBERG invites thela iesof G IVE towa, Washington, and vicinity, to. he; first graud opening of SPRING and SUM MER BONNETS: alro, a very large and sirable assortment of Ribbons and Flowers, tozether with an assorted stock of Straw Goods, on Thurs - day, Friday and Saturday,at 140 Bridge street, near High, Georgetown. ap 28 4t* FOR RENT AND SALE. I OOMS TO LET, with board, in a pleasant neighborhood. Healthy locality. Situated with- inten minutes wak of the general Departments. Enquire No. 514 L street, between 9th and 0th sts. ap 2-5 sMALL AND VERY DESIRABLE COUN- > try Residence within three miles of Washington for sale.—'The subscriber has for sale low a sinall and beautifully situated little Farm, contaimmg 32 acres of land, situated ina beautiful and healthy na fine state of cultivation, improved a nandsome Cottage House, containing elev- rooms, with Stabling, &c. z quire of JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer & Com. Merchant. T—A neat two-story FRAME nearly new, with wood-shed in the yard—No. 295 3d stroet, between Gand H. Inquire at the Grocery Store of W.8. Jones, on the corner of 3d and Hats. ap 2-utt Fes, SALE VERY CHEAP-—A nice Iittle FARM is than 10 miles from Washington, ona geod road | It may be exchanged for city prop- erty. Apply toH. N. LANSDALE, +t the corner of 8th aud M streets. or through Post Office. Ap 2u-Im* SOR SALE.—A valuable FARM, containing 260 acres of Jand, under a high state of cultivation, situated in Prince George’s county, Md., about six mules fr Washington, on the Queen Anne’ The unprovements st of & KEOd, ce dweilir ‘4 venient 100 acres will be sold if desired. For furcher information apply to GRO. W. BRAY, Real Property Agent, No. 262 9th street, between M and N streets north. ap 24-im* ESE SALE—A convenient NEW BRICK HOUSE, Ce ates situated, and within a few minutes walk of the several Departments. This roperty will be sold on reasonable terms, as a very long eredit will be given on a portion of the purchase Ona Copter & oree- e For particular: ap29 dét money. .N. LANSDALK. Wood and Coal Yard. 14th st , ap2i-Im south of Pa. avenue. FG BALE OR EXCHANGE for [IMPROVED CIVY PROPERTY .—Pive and one sixtsenth acres ot LAND. with a Dwelling House, contain- ingfil rooms. a Penant House, Stable, and Carriage- house. with other cut-buridings, and & pump of good water; enclosed by & new and substantial fence. ‘Vhere are on the grounds alxo about 100 bearing ch trees, about 75 avpe trees, cherry. pear, and nee trees; about 3” feet well set, bearing grape- vines, forming an arbor, with gooseberries, straw berries, raspberries, and currants; rose and other flowering bushes: aud varioys shade and ornamental treor; situated south of tne first toll-gate, about two miles from the Centre Market, between the resi- i reer of Cad ae W.G. W. White, on the ville . —— JNO. E. KENDALL, ap 2-tf 434 street, near the City Hall, EW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE- N STORY. BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE AT PRIVAE SALE —Tho subsoriber has foi vate «ale anew and very desirable three-stor DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back ing eleven roums, built in the best manner, mished throughout witha! the modern im ter, furnace, range, &c &c.—situated on north M street, between 9ih and Wth streets west, one Soe Ones of Wth street. ‘Terms eas! imm diate possession given. P TAS. C, McGUIR ES, aplad 25 ioe and Hite A . Mer RARE CHANCE fora lawyer, or other person baving bu-imess at the City Hali.— For sa e low, Accommoantiog terms—the valuable KRICK DW » No 43i5th street. inqwre of GEO, W. BRAY, Real bstate Avent. No, 282 Sth street, between M and N ,Oor on the premises after 4 SOR RENT —Two Ti US . wdern unprovements, comforts, ences. One turashed. Apply to GEO. W. BRAY roperty Agent, Nu, 282 9th street, between M and Nate. ‘ap 10-1 po» RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third sto K of the building occupied as an offic c. 2. built with all the ts, and conveni- e § ate: ite the City Hall, Moon te RICHARD WALTAC HO Tn BOARDING. RIVATE FAMILY.—A Lady Bare. een HS @ Gentlemen can be accommodated with a large front ROOM, (2d Seow) with dsomel |. No chil- fetween Sth and wih sts, Only from the Office, hs daa : , : AUCTION SALES. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON FIRST TREAT. GEORGETOWN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. AL oF Lumper, Loors, WINDOWS. AND a rearALs Horses anp Wage- AUCTION SALES. —————_—— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ————— By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LUT ON TENTS, VEEN AND TR TH, aT Avc- Tien.—Un FRIDAY, the 3-th natant, T shall sell. in front of the prem "ol very handeome, Susie ree oh pe heady Lot situated on the west " near Frederick street, 46 feet, and running | Sid¢ of loth atreet, between G and H streets north Deck 3 feel. Will bedwided see teto ine, having a front on loth street of 2 feet rannine tock Also. at the same time a large jot of second hand | % feet 103 inches, being part of Lot Nu. m Lamber, Doors, Windows, and other Building Ma- N r reeperty is handsomely situ- © cood Horses and W: to persons ing to pureh se - For the Lamber, &c., ossh: For the te, or make ® good it.vestment. Les ery age the residue in 6, 12, and 18 ony Neage e eae ae in S32 and 18 i yar S y interest and a deed of trust taken erest- A deed given deed Of trast taken, 7 ° Sale ap 30. BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots. A. GREEN, Auot. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. @PLENDID ROSEWUODSEVtN OCTAVE SS Piano FortE, KLrcant FRENCH PLats Mir- Rors, Rich Sitver-PLatep Warez, FURNITU: =z MORNING way ah nr'iot wreten We Re DA dence of W. Henry Palmer. Esq »F atrest, sell all his comprising osewood Seven-octave Piano Fortemade by Knabe& Co., Baltimore, and cost Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, top Centre and fancy Parior Tables, ‘Three elegant French Plate Mirrors, with siabs and ts, Rich Greeu ard Gold Brocatelle Curtains, with Lace Curtains. heavy Gilt Cornice, &c., Saperior Marbie Mantle Clock. Parian and and Figures, Hlegant French C! Vase and Ornaments, aoe tif al Mewsivon Parlor Carpets, TUsKeIS vet i Ollolothand Matung. Chandeliers, and Drop sy . uantity of elegant Silver-plated Ware, com- ug Saivers of assoited sizes, Tea S t, ‘itohe: ‘ake Fess Sasars and Creams, 8, X&c.. and French China Dinner Set, Tea and Coffee service, Rich yaial Cut and £ngraved Glassware, Superior Rosewood Marble top Sideboard, Soha ~ Extension Dining Table, Arm Chairs to match. Superior Walnut Library Table, Revolving Cirsirs, Lounges, Excellent Iron Safe for silver plate, &c., in oak case, for dining room use, Snamellod Cottage Set, Jenny Lind Bedsteads, . Dressing and plain Bureaus and Washstande, Hair and H Mattresees, Bolsters end Pillows, Lookirg Glasses, Toilet Sets, Refrigerators. Cooking Stove, &c. ‘erms: Thirty dollars and under, cash ; over that sum. a credit of sixty and Lin-ty days, for satisfuc- torily endorsed notes, bearing interest. sod J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet. RSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of a writ of fier! facias on se-fa, under lien law, issued from the Clerk’s office of tye Circuit Court of the bis- trict of Columbia, for the County of ington, and to me directed, 1 shail ex pure to :aale for it of the Courthouse door of said coun- ty, on 1D. , the 25th day of May next, 1258, at 12 0’clock, m., the following described propert to wit defendant’s right, title, claim, inte- restinand toa certain Srick Bui'ding erected on Lot No. 13, in Square No. 732, in the city of Wash- ington, D. C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, and running back the whole depth of said Lot, seized levied upon as the property of John M1. Pete and will be sold to satisty Judicial No. 152, to M term, 1858, im favor of John Purd: SELDEN, ap t-ta Marehal fur the Dis: of Columbia. — By WALI. & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Goee AND NEARLY NEW FRAM ¥ Dweitine at Avctiox.—On MONDAY AF- TER NOON, Sd instant, nt 5 o'clock, we wll sell in front of the premises, 2 convenient frame building, with lot. being 1.ot numbered 3. in Square numbered 283, fronting on the south side of L. street nerth, be- tween 12th and '5th streets, improved with a go: and nearly new frame house, containing six ri ‘This house is ing pleasant vicinity, would com a geod tenant aud rent, or offers a rare chance to ob- tain & Gon fe hom Terms: Oue fourth cash; the residue in G, 12, and 18 months, for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest. ¥ ry nncing at tha expense of the purchaser, Ap 23-18 WALL & BAKNARD, Aucta, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionecrs. VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED AT PUALIC AvCTION.—On M+ DAY AF NOON next. 3d May,at 5 o'clock, we will seil to the highest bidder part of Lot No. 8, in Squsre vor h of Square 5!5, tronting on New York avenue 22 feet, and running back about ito an al ey. ‘This lot, which 1s iv an improved and fast um- ving partofthe city, will be suid without re- serve. Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes satisfactorily secured, and bear- oe itle perfect, ap 28 ta S ‘h and 14th streets, J shall a Sa Hiteote. c WALI & BARNARD Aucte. vy A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE —By authority of a deed of trust from id A. Hall and his wife, dated tne sth of March, 1855, recorded in Liber J. ‘A. S., No. 113, folio 14,1 shall seli at auction to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the lath of May next, between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, on the pro- mises, lot No.8, in Square No, 498, in the city of Washington. Terms: One third of the purcha: and the residue at 6 and 12 iths from the day of sale, for which the purchaser's notes will be taken, with taterest secured by adeed oftrust on the lot. Deeds at the puroharer’s cost. If the terms are not complied with wi the lot will be reso! the risk aud cost of the defrultiny W. M. TILGIE Ap M-eotds AG money in cash. in three days from the day of sale . on five days’ public notice, at urchaser. fA virtue of two (2) writs sued from the Clerk’ County of Washingt. expose to public su bts Court-House doc the i4th day of May, atl? o kK m., the to lowing described property, to wit: All defendant s right, title, claim, and interest in aad to Lots Nos 1, 2.3, and 4, in Square No. 144. together with all and finguiar the improvements thereon, in the eity of Washington, D. C., seized and levied upon as the property of Charles H. Van Patten, and will be suid to satisfy No. té Jud 5 favor of Wim. &. W. White, and N Judical to October term, 1856 in favor of James MeGuire admimistrator of John D. Brown. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. AY RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three (3) 1VE writs of fieri facts, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co tuinvia for tha County of Washington, and to me direc ed, { shall expose to public sale, for Casn, in front of the Court House door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of May, 1858, at 12 o'clock. m., the following desoribed property, to wit: Ali defendant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to f No.3. in Square No. 515, bee inning at the t corner of eaid jot, then west with K eight hence north nindty-six (95) feet eleven (11) thence east eight (8 feet , thence south with the rear line of eaid Lot No.3 to beginning. Also, part of Lot No. 2,in Square No. 515, Inning at a point on K street 25 teet from the southeast corner of said lot, and running west to southeast corner of Lot No.3, tnence north with the west line of Lot No. 2 uine y-six (96) feet eleven (11) inches, then east and parallel to line thirty-four (34) feet, the.ce south ninety-s)X (96) reet eleven (11) inches to be- xinuing. together with al! ands ngular the improv: ments thereon, in the City of Washington, D.C seized and levied upon as the property of Palin Sums, and will be suid to satisf. No. 152 Judicial to January term, 185%, in favor of Morris, Tasker & Morris, and Nos, 212 and 213 Judie: to January term, 1858, in favor of Middleton. B Ho é& RK. A. Hooe, J.D. HOOV » Marshal ap 20 ts of the District of Columbia. i A'LIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an order of distrain from Joseph F. Dyer, t» me directed, for livery on one Bay Mare, due and inarrears, I have distramed said Mare, be'onging to. John O'Nenle,and [hereby give notice, that, on MO N- Dd . d day of May, 1658, at 9 o’cluck a. in froat of the Market in Georgetown, D. C1 will olfer for sale the eaid Mare. su distrained, to the hignest bidder, for cash. a ap .9 3t R. H. TRUNNELL, Bailitt, By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. ft OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SMALL STOCK OF (GROCERIES AT Auction.—On MON DAY MORNING, May 34, at 1 o'clock, at the residence and store of Mrs. Rampfl, corner of 6th and E streets, Island, I suall sell aul her Furniture and effects, comprising — Mahogany Sofa, Diniug Tables, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chairs, ‘Three Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bedding, ,ooking- ginsses, Clock, Fire [ Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utens! Also, a small lot of Groceries, Cotfee. Tea, Rice, Lard, Dried Fri Meal. Candles. Starch, Yeast Powder: Whisky, Brandy, Smoked Herrings, Crockery, Books Slates, Stationery, Counter, Seales, Store Fixtures, &c. “Terms cash. P.S. The House is for rent. Inquire on the Premises, ap 2d J.C. MeGUIRE. Au By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Tc STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Buitoixc Lots on MaKYLAND AVENUS. East OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUC’ —On TUBSDAY, the 4th of May, | shall sell, 10 tront of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., Lots . 14 and 15, in subdivisi of Square sovth of Square No. 915, with the provement, which is & good two-story frame house, and all the property enclosed with # substantial up- right howd fence, ‘The lots mtain 4,16 square feet of ground. ‘This property 1s situateu at the corner of M «dd avenve and *th street east, Terma: One third easn ; balance in 6,12,and 18 Months, for notes bearmg interest from day 51 sale, A deed viven and » deed of trust taken, ‘Title iudisputable, A. GREEN, A apwd "Sal By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ~ EREMPTORY SALE OF ‘TWO LoTs NEAR THE Navy Yarp.—On THURSDAY, the 6th May, 1858, at 6 u'eloon p. nm the premises, § shal! seil.at pubue auction 0. 22. 2nd part ‘of Lot No. 23, in Squsre Nu. 1047, being 67 feet 2 mohes ween tith and bith fronton south K street, 5 sast, ruouing baek 102 fest 6 inches, cuntauming in the aa4*s Square feet. n- i "Terms cash, Jitgeprevancmns atthe compere of the, sae er. OR THE MAY BALLS, PA F White Suk litusions two yards wide, oo ey chenulle-trimmed Berthe’: ee ms ke; oe ngs: Pana, aus rie ornamental Head Pins. 2 ap Zi AXWELL & BRO: Eitebpescat STB ie Sats ths carver of Rare ea for dress. Bretell: 7, C., MoGUIRE, A x rust: ESSA cer VAL ASE UNIM- ‘ROVED ATE.—| Virtue u bears datet mat af heat 1857, and rece in Liber JA. S., No. 138, folio 231, et the sub- goriber will sell at public sale, on FRIVA ¥, the sch jay of April, 1258, at 5 o’clock i m., st the auction as. C. MoGuire, on the corner of P: ue Wth street west, the whole of linch on each of 4th store of risk and expense of t rohaser. All conveyanoing at the expense © purchaser, CHAS. S$ WALLA stee. ” 8p 9 2awkde 3.c Moet Ete By WALL & BARNARD, Auoc’ioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF SMALL FARM Anovk GorcRTown.—By virtue ofa deed of trust, dated November 7, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S.No. 107, folios 348, 349, 39), and 351, one of the land records for Washiegion county, im the Distr.ct of Cotumbia, we will sei| at publicaue hon, en TUESDAY, the Seth day of March, 1858, at 1 o’elock p. m.,at the auction roous of Wald Bate nard, ia the city of Washington. all that piece of land situate and iying in Washington cow ¥y.in said District, and being a part ef the tract called ** Allian end beine described as follows : Keginning at the most northwestern corner of cud tract, it being a stone merked |. ‘T., and running thence south 239 degrees, east 424 perches; thence north 67 degroes, east 40 perches; thence north degrees east 18 percher; thenee north 31 deeree: east 13 perches, to the second line of Friendsh: thence with said second mute &7% degrees, west 56 perch he tirst line of Friendship; aud th Westward y S7's perches to the heginuing, containing and laid out for loacres, Sroods,and LI! perches of land, more or less: 10. gether with all the improv. ments, which are goud. Terms of sale: One-thied in cash: the remainder iu 81x and twelve uths, to be secured by deed of trust to the satisiaction of the Trustees. ‘Terms of sale to be ed with within five days after day of sale; otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. All conveyanii-g at the cost ef the purchaser, ‘ORUN WILLIAM H. Wak, { Trustees, WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. 2 mar Ie0kds SALE IS POSTPONED ay 1, same hour and piace, by WALL & BARNARD, RDA order of the Trustee: Ap 2-evkds Auctioneers, By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. ARRIAGES 4 a SS at Auction. AND HAR On SATURDAY MORNING, May ist, at 16 o’elock, in front of the auction rooms, | stall sel § Without reserve, for account of whom it may eon cern— mall ant handsome one-horse Family Car e, su:table for four persons, built to order, nearly new, a Two Family Carriages, with inside seats for five person: née horse family Carriages and Barnes. One third cush; the residue in 2 and 3 months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing iter eat, ap 28-d J.C. MeSUIRE, Auct. FUTURE DAYS” MA RS@AL’S SALK,—in virtue of a writ V8 fiert facias, issued from the Clerk's office of Circuit’ Court of the District of Cotumtaa, County of Washington. and to me direct expose to public sale, for Casu.in front of th: Deurt House doo of said county,on FRIDAY, the lath ol May, 1853, at 12 o’clock. the following described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No. Squnre No. 196, ogether with all and singular the improveme: theres eized and levied upon aa the property of Francis A. Di kens. and will be sold to satisfy Judiaal No. 93, to May term, 1858, in favor of Wm. & Shep) . HOVER, J.v ap 15 dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. SURNITURE anv HOUSKHOLD EFFECTS AT Pusiic Auction —On TUESDAY MORN- G, May 4th, at 10 o’ctock, at the residence of Com. Barron, on G street north, between 14th” and 15th streets, | shail sell tis Furniture and Effects, comprisirg. Une sieeant Rosewood 6% ooiave Pianoforte, Pair of Walnut Carved (ete a-tetes, Fine Mahogany Sofas. Parlor Chairs, Egyptian Marble-tej Tables, Walnut Whatnot, Fat POIs, Walnut Armehairs, t India Lounging Chair, Elegant Mahogan: pentir e-front Sid=board, Solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, Handsome Chinsse Tea and Dessert Service, Granite Dinner Set, Silver-piated Castors, Urn, 1 or Stand, Waiters, and Cake Baskets, ent Brussels and Three-piy Carpets, Sta Mer! aod Shades, linds, Kugs, He Enamelled Cottage Sct, ny Freneh Bedsteads, ng Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washstands,-~ Hush Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, lasses, Fast India Vases, Open Grate and Airtight Stoves, Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Uteusi!s. Terms: $25 and under, cash: over that sum, 9 credit oft and 9) days, for satisfactorily endorsed botes. bearing interest. S. The House is forront. Inquire of the Auc- ee N wen (7) issued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Wastington and to me direct- ed, I shail expose to public sale for casH, in front of the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY, the 26th day of March, 185s, at 12 o’ciuck m_, the fol- lowing described property, to wit: Ail defendant's right, ttle, claim and interest in and tuall that piece or parce! of ground lying in Georgetown. inthe Dis- trict of Columta. which is included within the fol- lowing inetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the wert side of Market Spaceata p 82 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market pi prea Tunniog thence west with the north wail of the two-story brick houses on the lot hereby de- soribed, and the lie thereof extending 39 foet, thence south and pane with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or less, to & point which will be inter- Sected by the iine of the south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet 6 inches to the pince of beginaing, which is the northeast corner of said house, together with all and Singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev- ted upon as the property of Geor: hodes, will be soid to satisfy judiewls Nos. $34, 335, to Octe term, 1856, in favor of Joshua and Nancy Hatcher, and Now. 134, i36, 138. and 137 Jadicials to May term, 1858,1n tyvor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Dulon, Benjamin Dea and Joho Crumbaugh. . D. HOOVER, m2-dts | Marshal for the District of Columbia. i> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. for want of tidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April neXt, 1858, same hour and piace. J. D. HOOVER, m2-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. iG- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1858, same hour and place. oe J.D HOOVER, Marshal for District of Columbia. By A Auctioneer. = ERY EXTED PAWNBROKER’S SALE oF UNREDEEMED P! S.SUCH As Vevatty Pounvin a PaAWNBROKER’S ESTA MENT, aT AveTION.—On M AY, the Sd day of May vext, No. 55 7th street, commencing at io extensive assortment of Unr arge number of crape and other > sug, Viz: Twenty very superior Gold Sets of the latest styles, comprising Breastpins, Bracelets, and Earrings, A large lot of superior Silver Huating and other Watche: 8. Also,on TUESDAY, the 4th of May, we shail continue the sale, commencing at 10 0’clock a, m., with G nd Pisto's, And precisely at 4 0’clock p. m.. we shall sell a fares and very superior assortment of— Gold Hunting Lever other Watches, Gold Fob and Guard Chairs, With a large lot of other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. ‘Terms cash in current funds. ISAAC HERZBERG, On _A. GREEN, Auot._ Ap 27- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Ty VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ONE AT THE CORNER OF THIRDAND F sts. NORTH, ANDONG IN McGurRe’s SUBDIVISION OF SQuaRe No 64, BEING THE CORNER OF NORTH |¢ Nortn Capitol STREETS AT AUCTION.—On DAY, the 4th of May next, I shall sell, the premises, conmencing st half past ' the first-uamed property, viz: the east part of Lat 10, 1a Square No. Sil, having & feat on Nerth I _ eet a feet 9 inches. running back ae ind street west 75 feet, being the core *y The terms of this propert —_ eoane {aud a balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, tor notes bear gin terest from'd y of sale. A deed given, and adeed of trust taken. ap S-ts sed Pawnbroker. 1 a 2 itol street, ard feet on North taliey in the ve rormeof this property: One-third cash; balance in 1, 2,and J years. for notes bearing interest from day of stie. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. ind: table. sori A. GREEN. Auet, By WALL & BARNARD, Auntionsers, Beeline LOT= ON CAFiTOI. Av —Oa TURSDAY APTE: street, wilh a next we will sell an Square No.. hy inches ON Sth etreec streets noith,and running back depth. The title to these lots is perfect, offers an between 105 feet 1 such in this enle Rin cece neetie in a beautifal ‘Terms : and 12 — for note® satisfactorily secured, and bearing mead WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. Court Martial Trial of Gen. Twiggs. Cixcixsati, April 30 —Yesterday. the court martial ordered on Gen Twi, assembled—Gen. Jesup presiding. Gen. Twiggs objected to Col. Panntleroy as a member of {! court, on account of former differences between them.’ Colonel F said that these differences had long been buried; bat, as a point of delicacy, would ask pe-mission to witbdraw from the board The request was granted. The remainder of the day was occupied in the testimony. The court will Prebably con- clude its labors to-day. Baitamere Markets Bavrimors, April 30—Flour is steedy; How- ard street and Obio $4.37}; City Mills $4.12 tego is firm; good to prime white at $1 Qua Corn is dull and lower; white 60a6ic., yellow Provisions are dull; mess pork $1919.60. Mess beef $17. Lard, 11X¢. for Western. Whisky is steady af diaz! ke. New Yerk Markets. New York, April 30 —Fiour is bea’ A partial decline; sales ot 10,500 bbin.; Stake 94 17 81 28; Obio $4 45a84.60, Southern 4 Wheat bas declined; Southern red $1084 $1.12. Chicago spring 9c. Corn bas declined; white 70a72c., yellow 74a7Se Pork is firm; mess $1°.[0a$19. Beef ts quiet. Lard ts buoyant at 12al2 Ke. Whisky is dull at 0c. Financial New Yorr, April 3) —Sto higher—Chicago and Rock Central shares 93: do. bonds $33; La Crosse and Milwaukie 9; Michigan Southern 25; New York Centeal SSX; Reading 47: Mil. and Miss. 284; Va 6's 91: Missouri 6s 3. ending exch: notified that the Hon. William M. tant Judge of the Ciremt Court of Columbus, lias thi on my Bppli uthonzed agent of the United States, ‘arrant. directed to the Marshal of the mona juey of seen good and .awful men. to me-t on your land, called Lots Nox. 79 and 80 of Fox tract, or by what- soever name Or Lames the same may be called, Iving m tne County of Washington inthe Distnet of Colusmbis, and west of Georgetown and north of the Chesapeske and Ghiw Canslon FRIDAY, the lath day ol Mas. (1858,) at 1) o'clock im the fore- noon of said day, for the purpose of val and oonéernning of sad te of ground ‘as ot an absolute estat perpetuity, in the United States. for the use of the Washington Aqueduct, and assessing all damages whicu the owners therent shall sus*ain by reason of the said Vege States cutting snd constructing the said ashing ion Aqueduct througn seid proce of land; when and where’you will attend if to you it shal) seem meet. EIGS, Captain of Engineers, Chi te Vashington Washington City. April 29, 1858, SLYMOUNT PAVILION, G A,NRW SUMMER RESORT, For Fisminc, BatHine, anp RcRal. Sports. The uodermgned respectfully announce to the eit- izens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, that they wil open on the 25th of May, xt Giymount, geen vege enlled Marrury’s Landing) five mules below the w nw House, on the Maryiend shore.s sew and SPA - CIOUS PAVILION, with Dining Room, Dressing Kooms., and al! other convemenoes attached. Every facility will be afforded to Schools, Associ- ations. and Clubs, Every arrangement will ba made for Fishing, Bathing. &c. ‘The large Spring on the prem ses is said to he one of the purest and healthiest in this whole section Parties wixning to seoure exclusive vse of the Paviliow can do so on aj Stationer, D street. near 7th. 7 A Stesimboat can be chartered for Excursions on application to Richerd H. Wallach,Geo Mattungiy, or LS. Page. The iatter gentieman is fitting up bis Boat with 6 fine Saloon, and will be ready to accom modate Excursions on and after the 25th of May next, JONES & MILLER, ap 2i-2awtf Proprietors. P'CTORE CORD AND TASSELS, ac. Just opened’ large lot of PICTURE CORD and TASSELS, SHADE TRIMMINGS. FIRE Beate cain. ke. abe.o be em go EN- NGS, handsomely varnished ard framed. For Sale by JOHN MARKRITER: 7th stre-t, _ ap M-6t* No. 436 8 doors nbove Odd Fellows’ Hall. Ww A CARD. Eare roaniving and opanine 2 uperior stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, aiso, of choiee styles of summer of Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings, Linen, Drills, ard Duck, of the intest Paris patterns for gentlemen and youths. There bave never been offered in this market such articles: ctvtrieans make as cannot be manufactured to or- jer in this city, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., api9éw 322 Pa.av., between 9th and 10th sts. MEN FR THE SOUTH 5 PUD REY, C street, back of t nal Hotel, has for sale an accomp!ished SE T who wishes to go South. A first-rate coach- man aad pomne Servant, and handy at work. ap 2-t or REWARD will be paid for eum nod which shall lead to the apprehension an Persons who attempt leand Reeve n ast corner of tin right of the 27th mstant. be paid on the certihcate of the Distriet Attorney, alter conviction, upon application at the Bank of Wash- ington. m 2 Sw" \JRS. CECILIA YOUNG, now residing im M Washington, will receive pupils in Vocal MUSIC either as private pupi!s or in classes For torma. &e,, apply at 453 lth street, between ke en tuesdays und ap 1-im Eand F streets. 8 in Georgetown can over's Seminary, on te 2 o'elaok. ATTENTION LaDiES. Just received upon consignment an assortment of the SPRING STYL& SKIRTS, comorie'ng— ——_ Skeleton, La Syiph do. with adjustable justie, Steel Sksioten Roeier oat tke weg eg ln A iso, Crinoline ani 1 yard. Pogetin r with & lot of banioos Wanbcsliased yon Pond ual ne “GAN & SON, soon S23 Pennsylvania avenue, be! o7et 6th and 7th street NOTICE TO THE Lavies. Having received a Iarge consignment (from New York) of Bonnets, Flowers, and Millinery Goods, which hasto be closed out without reserve. the Mil iners are invited to call and examine, as sales will be positiv eto close. c. R. L. CROWS & CO., Auci’rs., Ap 23 St* corner 6th street and Pa. ave, BAs* LACB SHAWLS& MANTILLAS.— Just received, a beau Assortment of Freneh Lace Mantiilas and Shaw!s ; rich Chanti!inand Plain Silk Mantilias. of tre newest styles, which will be sold cheap for cash. 157 All indebted to the late firm of Colley & —— are requested tp ag forward and settle their secounts without . J. W. COLLEY, 523 7th st., 3 doors north Pa. av: Cvecks, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY this day also Monti clock yi nd JEWE RY of al the late and best mokers ; CLOCKS for Steam - Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches. he. A 1.0CK MATERIAL S of every kind Clocks to the trade nt wholessie prices, st the great Cluck, Watch, and Jewe! MPT UA of J. ROBINSON, ust received from $1 up; WAT E styles boa ap 29 Im 319 oppa. Rrowne’ Hotei. Ss HOOVER. has, at allt J . HOOVE an. smes, on hata Pot In ", Misses’, and Children’s GAITE OOTS and SHOR, SRS, SLIPPERS, de by J. W. MoCurdy & Son, Philadelphia. Aiso, Rinttes Gaseck Ingeceeh, sbathne & Wiis teen ail kinds of Gentiemen’s ‘Patent Leather and Calf Boots and — ae French styles, which | will seii chesp for cash. Ss NKS. Sole Leather. Wood and Iron Frame, Be ed and qualities, made to order at the short Gall at T Tronk Estab- h ard at tron Hall Boot, Shoe, and lishment, Pennsy!vanw Svenue, between 9t th streets, Mpa iw SAM’L. P. HOOVER. ere ICH DRESS GOODS.—We receive daily a splendid assortment of Rich DK ESS GOO of the season. with @ general stock of tret-cln: Family, Stapie and Domestic Goods, for familie: Wiuch the especial attention of purchasers is in- vited, All articles warranted as represented. Goods eut eft evnnot be taken back i[>~ All parties indebted to the Inte firm of Col- ley © Sears are requested to close their accounts by Ist May next. ‘The old sane Must be settled a 4 «LY, 528 7th et.,3 doors north Pa. ave. (yr, BARGAINS IN WaTcH ' ELRY, AND SILVER WAR 1 have just returned from the Nort bought for cash. (at panic prices) and hav brouzhton.an assortinent of RICH Jhw 3m and some very fine aod beret GOLD WATCHES, aué as I wish to sel! them otf As coon as possible, | have concluded to pul the pri ces be ow the possittity of competition, to make it an object to purchasers to Lbuy immediately. Please call und examive the stock and prices at 8 Pa. avenue, Sign of the Large Sprend Basie and Wateb. stake, grent bargains will ba offered. w 4.0 HOOD. “Jew. URE MILK FOR SALE, PURE MILK can be obtained at No. 19 est Capito! street, near the Capito! Gate. ae 24-lw* }2>® AND BARLEY MALT. an is OEE, MALE SOUS, rm trom Pune Sear te a le-tm