Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1858, Page 3

. a SN conspicuous Stax they must be serit to our office as . , early in sondage Possible, Those who delay to observe oan pease scan complain if they do not they prefer to see them. It is always safest to get them to our counter between § and 10 in the morning, tf wishing them insert- ed t satisfactorily on the name een Prince Covas —Trial of Benjamyn Ogle Jor the murder of John Webb —after our Teport baron Yesterday, the evidence on the part of the ce was cl, ‘ = Geom ae bythe ‘sur-rebutting evidence The counsel for the low), instroction 4. efence then asked the fol- Ist. “Tf the jar- o'", believe from the evidence that ote =, the time he discharged the gua aconstit: 8 the indictment, was laboring under or mental isease, which, for tbs time, controlled his will, then he is not } ae for the c juences of said sbooting mn a ag act of shooting, and they ought to ac- uit bim. Upon this instruction the Court remarked, ax follows : ““Phis instrne:ion cannot be granted as present- vd; for, according to it, anger might be held to entitle the party to exemption from punishment; bat the jnry will be informed what the law as to insanity is. A yreat English Judge has said, on ford who sbot at the Queen of England. (9 Car J.P. R 533,) “If the prisoner Was laboring under seme controlling disease which was, in truth, the acting power witbin him whieh he could not resist. then he will not be responsible.” And again, “the question is, whether he may be laboring wnder that species of insanity whieh satisties that he was quite unaware of the natare, character, and conse- quence of the act he was committing; or, in other words, whether he was under the lnfluence of a diseased mind, ard was ieally unconscious at the time be was committing the act that it was a c - man is not to be excused from te- y if he has capacity and reason sntti- elent to enable him to disti bh between right and wrong, as to the particular act ne is doing; a Knowledge end consciousness that the act ne 4s doing ix wrong znd criminal, will su hm to punishment. In order to be responsible he must have sufficient power of memory to rec- ollect the relation in which he stands to others, and in which others stand to him; that the act he ts doing is contrary to the plain dictates of jus- tice and right, injurious to others, and a viola- tion of the dictates of duty.” On the contrary, very a he may be laboring der a partial insanity, if be still understands nature and character of bis act, and its con- sequence; if he has a knowledge that it is wrong and criminal, and a mental power sufficient to apply that knowledge to his own case, and to know that if he does the act, he will do wrong and receive punishment ich partial insa ty is not sufficieat to exempt him from respon: lity for criminal acts.’°—; Metcalfe’s R. 301-3. “This law of insanity the jury will apply to the facts in evidence. ud If the jury believe. from the evidence, that isoner unlawfally discharged a gun in jawn, in this county, and by reason there- ef the death of John Webb was occasioned, but entertain a reasonable doubt as te whether the prisoner was influenced by malice toward said deceased, or intended to kill him or any other person, or te do some great bedily barm. then they should find verdict of manslaughter ouly Upon this instruction the Court remarked as follows “This instruction ts expressed in terms too general to be granted as writen. But in response to tthe law shag Pe to the point it emb aces willbe stated. Ifa man shoots another, and in- tends to kill him or do him some great bedily barm, without any or considerable provocation, it is murder, aed malice is implied in law from the act—‘Ifa man disebarce a gun among a mul- titude of people, and death is the consequence of such aet, it will be murder.’—Russ. on er. (1345) 540. + T pon the same principle if a man, knowing at peo| aoe peming along the street, throw a stone likely to do injury, or shoot over a house or wall with intent to do burt to people, and one is thereby slain, it is murder on account of previous malice. though not directed against any particu- jar individual ; for it is no excuse that the party was bent upon mischief generally.’—2d, Hale, P © 05. +And if it were without euch intent it is manslaugbter’—1 Hale, P. C. 475. So I hold that ifa man shoot at a pigeon on 2 house top in a street, without any wicked intent, and a pe: son is bafortunately killed, it would be ma siaaghter, Take this law, gentlemen, in con- nexion with the testimony before you.’’ 3d. 1f the jary should believe, from the evi- dence, that the prisoner bad indulzed for a length of time in the excessive use of intoxicatiny drinks prior to the shooting charged in the in- dictment, and that at said time of shocting he was under the influence of liquor, while intoxic#- tien is no excuse fer crime, yet it may be consid- ered by them, in connection with all the other circomstances in the case, to show the non-exist- ener of matice or an intention to take life Upon this the Court said: ‘* Drunkenness is no fence to, or excuse for, any crime, but When the question is one of iutention, it may be consid- ered by the ju connection with the other facts in proof -’—2 T. H. C's Opinions, #8. ‘The fourth prayer is in these words— Ifthe jnry should believe from the evidence, de ut the prisoner unlawfully divch: ed the gun mentioned in the iudietment, by reason whereof the death of John Webb was occasioned, but en- te m 4 seasonable doubt as to whether g emonnts to murder of manslauybter, then they uld tind him cuilly of the latter offence only The Coart remarked : “If the jury should en- tertain a reasonable doubt wh feloniousiy and of his malice thouzht took the if- of the deceased, they sirould convict him of mauslanzhter only Mr. Key then asked for the following instrac- tions to the jury “If the jury beliewe from the evidence, that the prisoner, Benjamin Ogle, shot at and killed Jobn Webi. with a deedly weapon, that is, agun loaded with powder aud a leaden bullet, without aay of considerable provocation, then the offence 1s murder.”? Granted without comment, by the court ‘The case was then put to argument, and Mr. Maury, on the part of the piosecation, address. ed the jury at some length He was followed on the part of the defence by Rateliffe, who began at half-past 2. p. m., and spoke to the jury till quarter past 5 o'clock, and then closed ‘The court then adjourned Te-day, the argument for the defence was con- tinued by Mr. Norris, who addressed an able lezal peroration to the jury, embracing all the facts which bad been elicited during the trial. the prisoner ard upon which be comunented with great force of reasoning guiment, neuce, and fail and reasoning. Ratcliffe. for the defence, requested the Court to read to the jury the instructions which bad been prayed in ine case, which being done, the jury retired to their room. Cox exce.—In the Baltimore Annual! Con- ference of the African M. E. Church yesterday morning, (Bishop Payne in the cbair,) the devo- tional exercises were conducted by Rev. M Stuby ‘The tinance committee made a ca!! for the Con ference collection; which was not as good as in previous years, Phe religious and moral character of the mem- bers were examined, and found to stand fair, With one or two exceptions Rev. Chapman, Rodgers and Carson, of the M. F.. Chareb, were introduced tothe Conference J P. Cam , the general book agent at Phil- adelpbia, complained of several members of the Conference, and particularly of A.W. Wayiman, for not raising money for the support of the Book Concern according to the Discipline; and the complaint was sustained. The remainder of the session was taken up in disposing of smal! mat- ters The following appointments for the Sabbath were then read orning. ‘Thos. Moore; evening, J street (island)—morning, Wm Schureman ; afternoon, W. H. Hopkins ; iz, Andrew Wheeler. Union bethel— ng, J. P. Campbell; afternoon, Michael Siaby; evening. J. H Henson. Georgetown— morniog, J. A. Shorter; aftesnoon, J. R Sterrett; evening, W.D W. Sehureman. Fifteenth street Presbyterian Church—afternoon, ahr Payne Ss. L Ham- 3 evening, § ning, v. tist Church, morning, Wm. W mes: after. wa HM. Turner; eve: D Ridout Ebenezer vy Yard)—morni Pau’ Watts; noon, Stephen P Byard; evening, WH Missionary Sermon on Tuesday night Lee . © Conference then passed a resolution re- questing Rev A W. Wayman tocall upon bis he tue Mayor and inform of the meeting of the Conference, and respectfuily ask for a per- mit to hold meetings every pt till LI o'clock. Phe Conference then adjourned with the bene- ties. Bostox Datecatiox.—Rooms bave been en_ gaged at the National Hotel, for the accommoda. tion of the Aldermen, Sea t-at-Arms, Port and City Physicians of the City of Boston, Mass.. constituting the delegation fom that Corpora- ten to the QQuarantine and Sanitery Convention at Baltimore. The delegation is expected to ar- rive during to-day a A =seanape —We hear that it is contemplated Ly @ large number of strangers now here to sere- nede the President of the United States to-night, the Kansas State bill being the occasion. The party is expected to assemble and proceed from ibe National Hotel about 9p m. Tug Arracks on rae Stan —Aa Politié/ans around usa, discontented | — throw the mantle of h icy around rowdyism, re old pre Aeterge cs Know Nothings, this journal ts the recipient of patronage, we take orcasioi to say that the is as unfounded how as when uttered by Know-Nothing politi- “cians of the same grade. ‘The Star prints thé ad- vertisements of the Government under the provi- sions of a law of Congress, passed before it ‘requiring their Tueertion In the i -beet The if existed, two Ri rs print in Washington eity having Eee subscription, and authorizi the President to designate a third paper (of own selection) in which they are also printed. + In determining which papers are to print those advertisements, the Government requires aftida- vits from the book-keepers and pressmen of the different Washington city b plore at oftices Under that law, so tried, a ms since it hasexisted hare the statute-book, Phe Star is held to be entit! by right of circulation, Mrst; the Intelligencer next: and the Pres accords to the Union his selection ax the thi re. Ph ein therefore be apparent to all, that The Star enjoys no party patronage whatever, exce; we call the Nelstage =" Pat payments of suc’ of the small-beer politicians as Teally pay for a newspaper cercions few of them, on either side, at that, without costing an equal amount in the value of the time and the cost of the shoe leather expended in cotlecting what they promise to pay) “ party patronage.’* We make this explanation, beeanse it is proper that our Democratic party readers and all others should comprehend that the slurson The Star upon this patronage *? accor mean’ neither More nor less than Ifbelous insinuations that the Democratic National Administration stand ready to scout their oaths toadminister the law without fear or favor—rather an unfortunate policy, traly, for those to pursue who, claiming to be Demo- erats, would, if possible, create the impression that national polities are properly involved in the current municipat contest. Tuer Concert at the Sunithsonian, last night, Was a complete triumph for our Washington vocalists, and a high compliment to the talented gentlemen, Messrs. Root and Bradbury, under whose conduct it had been gotten up. There was a much larger attendance of the citizens than at the previous one, and though the performers were iu a manner exhausted with the excessive labor of the long rehersais which preceded the convert, the affiir passed off in a most satisfacto- ty style, as was demonstrated by the frequent and hearty applause of theaudience. Aboutone hundred and seventy singers were engaved in the exercises of the evening. All the pieces were sung well, and some of them exceedingly so. The Frost Chorus, The Arab Steed, Freedom and Union, Escape from the City, a langhing chorus; Blessed are the People, all went off in a supesor style of excel- lence. The Jubilate quartette and chorus was sang with great effect, ws was also that tine old chorus “Here in Cool Erot,”’ &c., the perform- ance of which was received with rapturous ap- piause. Messrs. Bradbury and Root again dis- tinguished themselves in the performance or sev- eral beantifal solos. A beautiful Duet of Glover's, “Where are the Flowers we Gathered at Even- ing’? was sung by Mrs. King and Mrs. Barchell, and elicited much approbation. Miss Beech sang in her best style. the Neapolitane ++1’m Dreaming of Thee,’ and Miss Pugh created a sensation by Ler performance of ‘Kate O’Shane.’’ Miss Brad- bury gave, with decided effect. “It is better te Laugh than be Sigbing..’ Many other pieces were sung, which we have not room to notice To-d be members of the Convention took an excursion to Mount Vernon, on the steamer Thos. Ccilyer, and hed a glorious time. Menxvex’s May Batu —There was a merry time at Muuder’s May Ball, at the Assembly Rooms, last evening, for youths and maidens, young men and misses, and benedicts and ma- trons were there, and the entertainment was con- tinued till midnight. ‘he festivities were inau- gurated by a masters and misses’ May dance, the programme for which was most tastefully ar- ranged. ‘The large ba:l was decorated with flags. bushes, evergrecns and flowers; and in one en was erected 4 superb throne for the May Queen, pied with rich tissue covered with spangles and roses, and carpeted and furnished in truly beautiful style. A great variety of fancy dances was introduced, and the children’s portion of the exercises was terminated with the beautiful **Flower Dance’’ of the Viennoise children, to which was added a mag nificeat coronation scene. The Queen was Miss Martha Bridgett, and she was crowned by Master Frank Coyle, attired in the costume of Lonis XIV. The finale tableanr was formed by flag dancers in connection with the above scene General dancing, in which the older folks took part, was then introduced, and kept up till a late hour. he attendance was very large, many having left because they could not gain admission. The entire programme witli he repeated on Monday evening next. Tue Savextu Warp Anti-Know-Nothiags t Potomac Hall on Thursday evening last, to nominate a candidate for Assessor, and Mr. S. ‘aylor was selected as such. Messrs. IL. A. Clarke, Wm.Wise, John Morse, E.S Allen and S. Pumphrey were appointed a committee, with power to appoint a com- mittee to each block, whose duty it shall be to canvass its respective district and endeavor to se- cure a full vote of the party at the next election, A committee wes appointed to make arrange- Tuents for a mass meeting in the ward The following resolution was unanimously adopted Kevoleed, That the editor of the Evening Star 2% forteited all claim to the patronage of the Know-Nothings of the Seventh Ward, and that we recommerd the Washington Union and the States to their favorable consideration. ‘The meeting then adjourned to meet on the 12th instant ; S. Yorke AtLee acted as chairman ofthis meet- ng. The Savvutes To Kansas.—The passage of the Conference bill for the admission of Kansas, and the final removal of the exciting matter from the councils of the nation, was hailed yesterday With acclamation wherever the news spread. As soon as the bill passed the Senate, a salute of thirty-two guns from Capitol Hill anticipated with its thunder the glistening of a new star in the constellation of the free ; guns at Centre Mar- ket awoke echoes from both ends of the avenue; and then the artillerymen, proceeding to the front of the Executive Mansion, gave voice again to their dogs of war, as though they echoed the mil- lien voices that through ail the land were Breet- ing with rejoicing shouts the final adjustment of the vexed question and the promise oF peace toa distracted country. The universal acclamation ith which the nnited Democracy hailed the aanre was no more disturbed oy the petty alice of a few “ perturbed spirits” in Washing- ton, than were the harmonious rejoicings of the victors at Yorktown by the hoarse voice of John Hook crying through the American camp, ‘Beef! Beef! Beet!” NationaL Musica CoxveNTioN.—An extra session of the Convention was held at 1 0’c lock, im., yesterday, the object of which was to ers for the Association for the ensuing and to fix a time for the next annual meet- Dr. Gurley, the President, made a few characteristic remarks upon the subject of music, after which the meeting fixed upou the first ‘Tues. day in May, 1*5%, for the next Convention. The Convention then went into the election of officers, and the following were unanimously elected : President—Dr. Gurley Vice Presidents—Messrs. Joun Mason, of Md., James H. Newman, Va., Wm. P. Howard, Geo Chas EF Gladding, J.B. Beardslee, Onio, G Recording Secretary—J.B Dawson. Corresponding Secretary--¥ Glenroy. Treasurer—T. J Mayruder The meeting then adjourned (commenicateD. Mr. Editor:—You will oblige a number of your constant seaders by inserting the following notice. A SUBSCRIBER. May Batis —Every one knows that there are several of there beautiful re-unions on the tapis. We hope they may mect with their usual bril- fiant success, but we wish to call the public at- tention particularly to one which is to come olf the first week in May, given by Mr. Gazinski and daughter. We appeal to you kind and sym- pathising ladies of Washington, and to you generous and chivalrons young men, and ask you to + ze this ball for the sake of the long ole and his youny and interesting daugh- oth trying bravely to seeure for themselves family an independence by initiating your youths and maidens into the pleasing intricacies of the dance We Takk from the Intelligencer of this morn- ing the following card : A Canp.—The undersigned. as the mutual fends of Col. James G. Berret and Mr Thomas Retry, deem it proper to announce that the mis- understanding between these gentlemen, arising from former business aud peoieadional relations, hbaye been satisfactorily and hoi jorably adjusted. Francis Monun, April 21, isso Wa. H. Warp. es above card bas been in the hands of friends who have not deemed it necessary to give it pub- licity until the present moment.) Masxat Tuiry.—This morning a colored bey named Thomas Dodson was arrested for stealing meat from one of the batcber’s stands in the Ceatre Market. He was taken to the Guard- house and committed to jail for court by Justice on. Wartcn Returxs.—Mary Green, D. C., dis- orderly ; tine and costs, $5 44. Thomas Dodson, colored, Va, stealing; jail for court. Five lodgers, . Estar Sats A, Green, tee. sold puree AEE ag et , between G and’ H streets, squate foot. “Putchaser, Mt. J. James C. McGuire non’s. subpdiv Sor 45 coats seater On ursday, C .R.L. Crown & Cos of lot 3 rd ne id cash. Parchaser, W Om, Wannrsax Niont Bishop Whittingham, pecagat a administered the rite ef confirma-" tow at Grace’ Church, Island, (Rev. Mr. Hole mieart’s;) to twenty-six candidates” The ehureh ‘was crc wded to 3 “the exerci were manetd pete aka hatin = the confirmation the rite of baptism was istered 10 eig for 55 vents per leo Pe ‘ots 29 and 23, in David- edmin- ht persons by New. A. Holmead. Wasrinotox THEATRE.—-Miss Avonia Jones appears to-night as Blanche, in Mrs. Anna Mow- att Ritchie’s pes of ‘Armand ; of the Peer and the Peasant.” t. Chitrles Pope plays Armand, with the usual cast, aad the performance con- cbudes with “A Kiss in the Dark.’ Prunies.-~Those in want of Pennies, for change, ean always obtain them on iestion at the coun - fer of the Biot Ottice, "PP! tt DvysPRpsta AND Fits —Dr. Troy Delorme, the great curer of Consampticn, was for several years £0 sfilicted by Byspe psia that for of the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a preseription furnished him by a voung clairvoyant ae This prese iption, given by a mere child, while in a state of trance, has cured every who taken it, never having failed ce. 1tin — ly Ss sure in esses of Fits vs of Dyspepsia, “Phe ingredients tory be found m any drug store. J ae thoes er lmlapeceed Lapa ated =p ‘son on the receipt of one mp to 2 ace. Addre # Dr. TRacy Detormr, erent Gaver ol Consumption, New York Post Offer. ap 2-Im Dr. Hoetrtier’s Cecesnatzd Stomach Bit- TERS have proved such a éertain cure for ali disenses of the t Stoniach. that no one oan fora nit ques- 8 efi-ensy in the most dreadful and alarming Fo. muny years we have watched ite eteady 8 i public estination. ard its benetiorl as a cure for all complaints arising frow the stomach, of a niorbid poture, and we are free to say that it aay: be relied uponas a certain relief and remedy. Its proprietor bas made the stove propara- tion after ye are of careful stndy and mting, and is now reapiag the reward claimed by thie valuable specific, awd which he xo richly merits. It is the ovly preparition of the kind that is rehable jn all ponies and it therefore demands the attention of the alli Sold by, Druggists everywhere, and by Hostetter &S Sole Proprietors, :8 Water and 53 Front Pittsburgh. ap i7 eost ‘Weprane Caxes, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream snd Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon.at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ets. ap 10- 5w* J. Fusskrr. streets, MARRIED, At 3t. Peter’s Church, by the Rev. Father Knight, JOAN MURPILY: Feq , of Albany, N. \, to Mia MARY ANN DEMSBLY, of Washincton’ oe DIED. On Friday, the 3th ultimo, of scarlet fever, FANNIE X. JONES, the adopted daughter of ae. &. and Catharine A, Stubbs, in the filth year ol OT AKO. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 492 E street, on Sunday, the 2d May, at to'clock, m, ultimo, MARY COLEMAN, in the age. On the 30th 29th year of her age, Her funeral wiil take place from her late residence gorner of 34 aud € streets north. Capitol Hill. on ‘To-morrow {Sunday} Afternoon, at 4!2 o'clock. Her friends and acquaintances are invited to att x GEOP.GETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. FIRST PAGE.] ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn th» Watch, Clock,and Jewelry Business. Apply to J. A. WATSON, Experienced Practical Watch- ee, Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. mal 4t* ANTED! WANTED !!—Rags, Brass, ( per, ron, and second-hand Stoves. for whick the highest prices (in cash) will be paid. Persons having such articles for sale will find it to their benefit to call on H. STRASBERGER, No. 40, Market Space, Georgetown. ma 1-St* OR SALE —A beautiful BUILDING LOT, tronting 57 feet on Gay street, and running back 120, situated between the residences of Robert Dick and Wm. Reddin ‘This Lot is improved by a hard- some stone wall and iron-ratling 10 front, and has a commanding view of the Potomac and Washington city. For terms app'y at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of O. Z. MUNCASTER, Bridge street, Georgetown. ma }-tf SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MISS E. E. MCDONNALD would roxosctiels inform her customers and the public generally, that she will open, on Saturday, May Ist. ver choion selection of SPRING ard SUMME MIL. ERY, of the various modern styles of the season. to which she invites their attention. No 71 Briage street, Georgetown. D.C. ap 29-3 * OR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUS With basement, on 2d st eet, Georgetown, thi late residenco of M. Ve Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 yooms. The house ard lot are large an +n complet order, having all the necessary out-buildings, baths, &c. itis one of the moat commodious in George: town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance, Apply Se BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown apt N RS. KOTLBERG invites thela ies of George- IVE town, Washington, ard vicinity, to her first grand open of SPRING and SUM MER BONNEPS:; also, a very larce and sirable assortment of Kibbons and Fiower: witp an assorted stock of Straw Goods, day, H together . on Thurs- Friday and Satuiday,atli0 ridge street, near seorgelown. ap 28 4t* By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Buinvinc Lots oN MARYLAND AVENUE. Kast oF THE CAPITOL, at Avction.—On TURSDAY, the 4th of May, I shall seil, in front of the premi: al 6 o'clock p.m., Lots No. 14 and | subdivisi of Square south of Square N h the 1 provement, woich is 4 good two-stor me house, andail tho property enclosed with a substantial np- right board fence. The lots c »ntain 4,106 square feet of ground, ‘This property is situated at the corner of Maryland avenue and sth street east. Terms: One third cash; balance in6,12,and 18 months. for notes bearing interest from day oi sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, Title indisputabie. es apd A. GREEN, Auct, UNITED STATES IRON STEAMER WaA- ) TER WITCH. There will be sold, on the ist day of June next, at the U.S. Navy Yard, Washington, at 120’clock m., the Hull of the iron, steamer Water Witch. ‘The vessel’ wos builtatthe Washington Yard in 1844. Her length on veck is 13) feet 6 itohes; brendth 21 feet 2 inches; hold if feet; and the drat of water as she now tloxts is 3 feet 3 inches. ‘There are some bras: and 4 cast-iron windiass attached to the hull; also, A part of the engine frame of woud and other tim. ber work inside, [tis estimated the weight of the iron is from 70 to 9 tong, Tae purchaser will he allowed the use of the Ma- rine Railway in the Yard to hau! her up, but the la- bor will be at his expense, and he will bs permitted to keep her on & rensoaable time to clean her bottom uf necessary. ‘The Veasel can be examined at any time, and the sale will be subject to the ratification of the Depart- ment ‘The terms are cash, WM. FLINN, ap t-lawtw Navy Agent. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO Lors rs EN arp.—On THURSDAY, the 1858, at 6 6’ clocx p.su.,0n the premises, T sat puluic auction, Lot No. 22, and part ‘of 23, in Square No. 1047. being 67 feet 2 inches outh K street, between isth and Lith sts. eaxt, running back 102 feet 6 inches, containing in the Whole 6.283%) square feet, he ow cach. Sh re All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. d A. GRE Nu Auet aad AY Festivacs OR SOIRE Prof. J. E. SCHEEL re al ot etfully informs the 4 shington and Ketown, thas his professional services: may be encaged for ona Parii-s, Receptions, Soirees. with any number of instruments. a cendy supply of the most fashionable Music. Any umber of references given. Apply at Metzerott’s Ruste Depot or Mr. D. Piano Store. ap 30-3t* NOTICE Anp STORE TO LET.—This is to notify all persons that is indebted to the firm o Bien & Co. and to Samue! Bien, No. 423 and 244 Pa avenue, that their respective amounts must be only paid to the subsoriber, and on er before the isth of May next, and that no other person is authorized to collect the same. ‘The Store and Fixtures are to let. No. 423 Penn. avenue. ONAS P. LEVY, Trustee, ap 20 eobt No. 564 12th nt., corner’ B st. north OoOOTS AND BHORES, French Shoes, latent Leather, . Leather iong and short-top Bur “ Teli alt Sken and Morocco Puinp Sole. Boots, . Calf, Skin, Patent Leatherjand Kid Gaiters and Shoes, in great variety, Buckskin, Cloth, and | asting Gaiters ard Shoes, Patent Leother and Calf Skin Pump Shoes, Slip- ork, &C., with & general assortment of Ladies’ Hoye sot and Children’s Gaiter: shi o. All at ihesbove goods have been made to my or. der of the best material and workmanship, and cuit able to the [rape y La = we sold as cheap as the e quality of goods can 01 4 sees Oe Ree TLNEMON BURNS, #8 Pa. avenue. between 435 ana 6th sti ap 25 Staw2w_ few doorsenst of National H Boots AND SHOES, ¢ wish to call attenti: toour tensive assort- mt of BOOTS ‘and SHOUS ee rarer warranted to give ealisfuation, Alec, 0 give BALL ion, . ailkinds of Northern and Eastern work, of the best quality, at the lowes! blogs GRIFFIN & SON. | N. Bm Site assortment of Mit X IPPERS. Oop renee ete T. B. G. & SON. Lr eS | GEORGETOWN, ~~ national tT for us to put in thec! teil those having the control 0 matter something about the peculiar ad- vantages for such an esteblishment; and in 9 80, we ‘we-shall not be considered immod: saying that we consider them a iijttle superior to those of any other city or town to be found soywhere within five huudred miles of the Na- tional metropolis, and far superior to thone even the metropolis itself. No point which has yet beeti mentioned is more healthy, easy of access, Or secure in case of invasion. Being located im. mediately at the head of tidewater on a fine, navi- gable tiver (the Potomac) capabdle of farnishing ‘wa'er power sufficient to propel any amonnt of machiwery.that might”have to be used, and im- mediately at the eastern terminus of a canal which penetrates a region of country abounding with every species of material necessary for the construction of the buildings, rich mines of iron ere, and interminable fields of coal of the moxt e@rper! ity known in the country as a fuel for th tion of stedm aud other purposeé& cf Ike character. We also have within ovr corporation limits immense beds of the very beat moulding sand which ean be found anywhere in the United States. ‘Thix fact has long since been conceded wherever it has been used, and as an evidence of its correctness, we may remark that those in charge of the puDlic works at Gosport and Wash- ington procure the whole of their supplies of the article from this point. By locating the estab- lishment at Georgetown, thé major portion of the expense in the transportation of this article. as well as coal, fron, &e., would be saved ta the Govetmment ; and our facilities for shipping off, at a small expense, such articles as might be manufactured at the establishment are in no re- spect inferior to any other location t9 the Union. Another great reason why it should be located here is the fact that lands eligibly located for such a purpose can be bad upon the most + avle leums, and our preximity to the nati metropolis, and the executive departments, is such that the affairs of the entire establishment could be conducted under almost the immediate supervision of the chief officers of the land and naval service. We, therefore, hope that the authorities of Georgetown will see to it, that the superior advantages of our city as the proper location are set in their proper light before the officers of the General Government. Some ef the very best guns (cannons) now afloat in our navy, or in any of our forts, were manufactured at this int. Perhe services at St. John’s (Ep iscopal church, yesterday, were very solemn and impressive. An elequent discourse was delivered by Bishop Whittingham, and nineteen persons were con- firmed as members of thechurch. ‘This tlourish- ing congrexation has for many years been under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, one of the most popular Christian ministers in our city. A pum of converts were confirmed by the Bishop at Mount Auburn this morning, at Ll o'clock. Basiness npon the canal the last month was unusually encouraging. Number of arrivals for the month, 295; descending trade, 26,221 tons; as- cending trade, 962 tons. Receipts of tolls for the month at Geo: own collector's office, 211,601 72 Since ovr report of Thursday, 21 boats bave ar- rived—I4 from Cumbertand, with coal, the re- mainder from other points with flour and grain, We learn that a strike has occurred among the boatmen at Cumberland. They had been getting S125 freight per ton on coal, to Georgetown. The shippers refused to pay more than #1 L which was refused by tbe boatmen. The following are the shipments of coal from Ray’s dock since our report of Tharsday : sehr Breezs, Hulse, 258 tons, for New York. and J G Collier, Dickinson, 215 tons, for New Haven, all by the Amarican Company. ‘The Vigilant Fire Company are making prepa- ration for a grand parade on Monday next. A fine band of music has been engaged for the oc- casion, and all their apparatus will be carried in the procession. Theo ngs of beef cattle at Drover’: rd, yesterday, amounted t i) head — ich were purchased by District butchers 3 on the hoof, equal to $8al0 50 net; the remainder were driven to Baltimore Sheep very scarce and bigh, selling at Syc. per Ib. Arrived—schooners Clinton, Veal, Philadel- phia, coal to Boque & Donnelly:Van Name, from New York, with cement to Capt. Meigs. ‘Thev were brought up by the tugs of the Potomac Tow Company. No material change in the flour or grain market since our last report s AUCTION SALES. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- Proven Real. Estate.—isy virtue of a deed in trust ogi § date the Sd of April, 1857, and recorded in Liber J A.&., No. 13%. folio 231, et seq .the sub seriber will sei! at public sale,on FRIVA Y, the 30th day of April, 1853, at 5o’clock p m., at the’ auction store of Jax. C. MeGunre, on the corner of Penney! Yam avenue and Mth street west, the whol Square No. i¢54, fronting 433 feet | inch on en. ce north C and D streets, and 365 feet on cach of Ith and 15th streets cast, and Lot No. 14, in Square No. 732, fronting 54 feet on ist street cast, between south Band C streets, by 100 feet dee: ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in &.12and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed in trust on the proper- ty; and if not complied with in five days after the sale the property will be resold pon one week's no. tice, at the risk and expenee of the purchaser, Allconveyancinge st the ex pease of the purchaser, HAS. 3S. WALLACH, Trustee, J.C McGUIRE, Auct. - 21S POSTPONED SDAY.the lith day of May next, at fs mat the same Riser. HAS. §. WALLACH. Trustes. ma I-2aw JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Auot’r. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON FIRST STREAT. GROKGKTOWN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Also, a Lot or Leaner, Dooxs, WiInpows, AXD OTHER ButLmine MaTeaiaLs. HORSRS AND Wag - ons —On TUESDAY AFTER? N, May 4th, at 5 o'clock. we will sell that vaiuable property, viz: Part of Lot No. 75. ting on the south side of Ist street, near Frederiok street, 46 feet, and running back 7 feet. Will be divided into tw lots. Also. at the same time a large jot of seoond-hand Lumber, Doors, Windows, aud other Building Ma- teria it may-not be impro; of our own city, + of the on- Sy ‘wo good Horses and Wagons. For the Lumber, &c., cash; For the lots—two-thirds cash ; the residue in 6, i2, and 18 months, for notes besring interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. MENT. at Averion = at - . 108, May t, 1 shall s<li at my e oie) sos “th at: ” sooartanns At 10 o’alock a. ah very large vuntber orape snd other Shawis By bs Twen rior Gold Sete Sisley comprising Breastpins, Braculetas hee Alec st of superior Silver Hunting aad other Aiso.on TUESDAY, the 4th of Mi ‘shail continue the ale commencing at iordlock a, = 4 rise! ia» * a cand ra or » Gold Hunting Lever and other ‘atehes, ad Fob and Guard Chairs, th a large lot of other articles which we deem unnecessary to eo Terms cash in current fands. ISAAC HERZBERG, Licensed 2s a, By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. OUSER NITURE AND SMALL STOCK OF GROCTI at Avction.—On MON- AY MORNING, Hf 3d. * o'clogk. at the residence and store of Mrs. Rumpf, oa and E streets, Isiand, I shail sell all her elfects, comprising— Mahogany Sofa, Dining Tables, Bed stends, Bureaus, Choirs, ‘Three Penther feds, Mattresses, Bedding, Looking-gingses, Clock, Fire frons, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, &e, Isa null tot of Groceries, isting of ea. Rice, Lard, Dried Fruit, Yeast Powders, Brandy, hed Herrings, . Books § es, Stationery, Counter, Seales, Siore Fixtures, &e. ‘Terms oash. P.S. The House ix for rent, Inquire on the arereiees. - iS Pawnbroker. EEN, ‘niture sEL an order of traun from Joseph F. Dye: ine directed. ery omone Bay Mare, due aud in arrears, 1 to. Soh Ne ive distrained said Mare, be onging se. and | hereby give notice, that,on M +the 3d dev of Mar, 1°52, 219 o’cloc’ ctown, austrained, te th R. H. TRUNNELL, Bailitl, DAY front uf the Market in Geo eifer for sale ihe nud Mare. higuest bidder, for cxsh ap .9 St ___ FUZURB DAYS. MARSBALS Sal f TE fier: fa . ened ve Cremt © of the District of Columbia, for toe County of Washington, and to we directed, 1 +—in virtue of a wr: rom the Clerk's office of etal expose to public sale, fur Casi. in front ef tha Court House doo of said cour ty,on FRIDAY, the lath of May, 3858, at 12 o'clock. the following deseribed property, to wit: All dafer and interest in and to Lot im tho City of Washington, D. and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Francis A. Di k and will be sold tu satisfy Sudioial No. 93, to May term, 1858, in favor of Wm. B Shep; 5 HH. OVER, #p15 dts Marshai for the District of Colnmbia. _ By J.C. MoG Lin uctionser. EeURS Tu RE axp HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT Pusric Avction —On TUESDAY MORN- ING, May 4th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Com. Barron, on G street north, between lith and isth streets, | shail sell his Furmture and Effeots, comprisir ¢— One eiega-t Rorewood €% octave Pianoferte, Pair of Wala 4 vete a-tetes, Fine Mahoga: jo. Parlor Cheire, Esyptinn Marnie p Sofa Tables, Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Cr=irs, Wainut Armetairs, Kast Incia Lovncing Chair, Elegant Mahogany Serpentire- front Sid-board, Solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, Aandsome Chinese Ten and Dessert Servine, Granite Dinner Set, Silver piated Castors, Urn, Laqnor Stand, Waiters. and Cake Baskets, Excetient Brussels and Three-ply Carpets, Ontelorh, St cope Shades, C., together with ail ® Cottage Set, Mav ogany edstends, . Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washstands,~ Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, a Vases, Open Grate aud ‘Airtight Stoves, : i] ove and Fixtures, Kitehen Utensils. Sand under, cash: over that si ® credit of 60 and % days, for satasfactortly endorsed Lotes, bearing interest. P. The House is for rent, Inquire of the Auc : _4.€. MeGUIRE, Auetioneor. — i. ye PUARSBA SA seven (7) writs of fier: facins, issued from the Clerk's office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Colum- bus, for the county of W sahungton and to me direct ed, I shall expose to public sale for cas, in frontof the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY the 26th day of March, 1854, at 12 o’cloek m , the fe lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim and interest im and loall that piese or parcel of gro it in Georgetown. inthe Dis- trict of Columbia 8 included within the fol- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west side of Market Spsoeata point &2 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market Spawe, and running thence west with the north wi of the two story brick houees on the let hereby d scribed, and the lue thereof extending 39 feet, thence south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or Jess, to a point which will be inter- seoted by the line ofthe south wall of ssid house extended wert, then by said lime reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then north and with tne line of Market Space 27 fert 6 inches tothe pin beginning, which is the aid house, together with all and ments thereon, ne Rho F term, 1856, in fi and Nancy tisteher, and No: Judiciais to May term, 185 Dillon, Peter Dilon, Benj Crombaugh. m2 dts = 1 Hatcher » 135, 136, and 1S7 n faver of Cline and n Trnplett and John J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District ef Columoia, “THE ABOVE SA IS POSTPONED, for f ladders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of Apni + 1338, same hour and piac J. D. HOOVER, m27-ts | Marshal for the District of Columbia, {7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed. until FRIDAY. the 7th of May, pinee, ; J.D HOOVER, Marsual for District of Columbis. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED Ca! .OT AT PEBLIC AUCTION.—On MON- DAY A NUON vext, dd May, at 5 o'clock? we will sel! to the highest bidder part of Lot No. &, Io Square nor b of Square 515, ironting on New York avenue 22 feet, and running back about 1i3!0 an al- ley. This lot. which is iv &n unproved avd fast im- proving part ofthe cily. will be suid without re- serve. Terms: 18 mnont nex ap J-ts One fourth cash; the residue in 6. 12, and fc satisfactorily secured, and beur- Ree Title perfect. “ap 3) BARNARD & BUCKE cts. | apm te WALL & BARNARD Auots, By J. C, McGUIRE, Auctione ARSHAL’SS. .—In virti fr 2) ts SPLENDID Rose WOOD SEVEN ocTave | MARRBALS from the Clerk's thee of +) Piaxo Forte, BLYGANT FRENCH PLATE Mik rors, Kict! SinvER-PLaten Wa F AND ERFECTS aT AvcTiON.—On MORNING, May 6th, at ten o'clock. dence of W. Henry Palmer, Es: 13th and l4th streets, I shall sell all his Furniture and household Effects, comprising Elegant Rosewood Seven-octave Piano Forte made to order by Knabe & Co., Baltimore, and cost 45, wan at the resi- oF Proet, letweon Card. Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chair Marbie-top Centre and fancy Parlor Table: ‘Three elegant French Piate Mirrors, with siabsand brackets, Rich Green ard Gold RBrocateile Curtains, with Lace Curtains, heavy Gilt Cornice, &c., Soperior Marble Mantle Clock. Parian and Bronze Busts aod Figures, Klegant French Chiva Vase and Ornaments, Beautiful Medation Parlor Carpets, Brusseis avd Velvet Carpets, Oilclothand Matting, Bror aes d it Gas Chandeliers, and Drop ights, Large quantity of elegant Silver-piated Ware, com- rising Salvers of vrted sizes, Tea S t, Cake Baskets, Sugars and Creams, oons aud F orks, &.. old Band French China Dinner Set, Tea and Coffee Service, Set of Crystal Cut and Engraved Glassware, Superior Rosewood Marble top Sideboard. Solid ON Extension Dining Table, Aim Chairs to match. ee Walnut Library Table, evolving Chairs, Loung Excellent rou Safe for silver ease, for dining room use, Examellod Cotiage Set, Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Dressing and pus Bureaus and Washstands, Harr ane ees si abtrousen, illow. Pigte, &e., in oak . Cooking SI » ee, Terms; ‘Thirty ‘ollars and under, cash ; over that sum, 8 credit of & xty and ninety 8, for satisfue~ bearing interest. J.C, MoGUIRE, Auct, writ of In virtue of fier: fe on go'fa, under lien iaw, issued fr the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Washington, all expose to publio sale for rt-house door of said coun- the 25tn day of May next, 1358, lock, m., the following described property, lidefendant’s right, title, ciaim, and inte: festinand toacertain Brick Bui'ding erected Hot No. 13. in Xavare No, 732, in the city of Wash- ington, De e said Lot being 22 feet front, and running back the whole depth of sad Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of John A. Peters, and will be sold t . a term, 1853, in iavor'of dob Purdy. esiomigterys ap Sts Marshal for the Dist By WALI. & BARNARD, Auct e OGD AND “NHAR REE NEW OERAME FLLING aT Auction.—On MO SDAY AF- iN, ies int, at 5 o’clock. we will sell in Premises, a convenient frame building. being Lot numbered 3.10 283, ng on the south side of L street north, be- ween l2th and 13th streets, improved with a good neorly new fiame house, containing ax same & good tenant and fA, o Ji At to ob. + OF arare oe to ob- he es comfortable home res: &: torily endoreed notes, _ Bp S0-d nnd to me directed, cA 1. 1m U G front of th with lot, front ne fo 3 Ia munthe, fr notes eatnhascerlaseated. haan Lonveynucing at t! t ‘chaser. Be WALLER BARNARD deere. S LOND 8 EVENS New Fancy Store, ‘and loth sts. a me BPD interest. Oo Guu PENING OF BONNETS 0: Please cali early, ——_ the Cireu:t Court of the Di County of Washington, expose to public sa’ Court-House door the l4th day of May, 1858, lowing deseribed property, to wit: All defendau right, title, ciaim, and interest inand to Lots Nos, 1, 2.3, and 4, in Square No. 144. together with alls: singular the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, D.C., seized and levied upon as the property of Charles H. Vau Patten, and will be sold to satify No. et Judicials. to October term, 1958, m favor of Wm. G. W.and J White, and “7 Judieal to October term, 186 in favor of James c McGuire administrator of Joho D. Brown, J.D. HOOVER, Marshal forthe District of Columbia, ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of three G writs of fiert facias, issued from the Clerk Othee of the Circuit Court of the District of Go- Jumiia for the County of Washington, and tome direc ed, 1 ehall expose to public sale, for Cast, in front of the Court-Honse door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 2ist day of May, 1858, at 12 o'clock. m., the fullowing describ-d property, to wil: All defendan richt, title, c'a:m, and interest inand to part of Lot No.3. in Square No. 515, beeinning at the southenst corner of said lot, then west with k eight (2) feet, thence nor unety six (%) feet eleven (11) jaches. thence east eight (8Afeet , thence south with the rear line of said Lot No. 3 to bi inning, Also, part of Lot No. 2,in Square 515, 1oning at a point on K street 25 feet from the southeast corner of said lot, and ranning west to southea-t corner of Lot No.3, tnence north with the west line of Lot No. 2uine y-six (96) feet eleven (11) mches, then east and paraiiel to line thirty-four (34) feet. the. co South ninety-six (96) reet eleven (11) inches to be- noing. together with all and s ngular tne improve- nts thereon, in the City of Washington. D. ed and levied upon as the proporty of Palin Sims, aud will be sold to satis? No. 163 Judie ae January term, at in favor of Morris, Tasker & of Columbia for the me directed, | shall su, in front of the unty,on FRIDAY 12 o’eloek m., the t Morris, and Nos. 2/2 and 213 J if teri, 1858, in favor of Middleton, Heal 8. ee. A. Hooe. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal ap?) ts of the District of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ywo VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ONE AT THE CORNER OF THIRD AND F 8Ts. NORTH, ANDON# iN MCGUIKE's sunDIVISION OF SQUAKE No 621, BEING THE CORNER oF NORTH » Nontit CariTOL STREETS Ad AUCT: On TUBS- DAY, the 4th of May next, I shail sell, infront of the Pepin, commencing at half-past 50’clock, at the first-uamed property, viz: dhe east part of Lot n Square No, Sol, having & fronton North l et 2 feet 9 inches. running back with the ime of Third street west 75 feet, being the corner lot. : ‘The terns of thu propert ae —— third cas \alanee io 6, 12, aud 18 months, for notes bearir sorest from d'y of sale. A deed given, and a deed trust ‘ Also, daatintely afcer the sale of the above, we sha'l sell, in front of the premises, Lot No.6, im J. C. MoGuire’s subdivision of Square No. 624, hay- ing a frout of 22 feet oo North Capito! street, and 130 feet on ‘North G street, with a west alley in the rear. Terms of this property: One-third ash; bsiance notes bear: interest and a deed of truet takons A. GREEN. Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auoti UILDING LOTs ON CAtit B TUESDAY APT! Avction.—On . next. we will sell, in front of the premis in Sguare No, 836, divided into two lots o 8% inches each, on Sth street east, between streets no.th,and running back F depth. 105 feet 1 ineh in ‘he title to thi k i a eiptgie, fo never satietactorsy epoured, op B-d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, ‘OON PROM ASSOCIATED PRESB AGENT. tne epeneneeae New Your, May "The steamship Borassi, N ‘ORK, May 1.— dri cvening of the 170 ing London dates of ult. at arrived SPOT The Falton arrived af Southempton on the @¥enjng of the 17th ‘Thr trial of Dr Bernard, charged with com- itv in Orwinits conspiracy, hed terminated jury, after one bour’s consultation, returned @ Verdict of not guilty. . - — ° Sailing of Steamers. New Youx. May 1. —The steamer Arago sailed at noon for Soetkslaplen and Havre, with 300 passencers and S56400 5 The Sazonia ales cated with 490 paesengers, Baitusere Markets. Batons. May 1 —Flour is steady ; How. ard street $4.37 %; City Mills and © Si rty. Wheat i= firm, eood to prime white at $1 33, red ®1 (Gal 08 ‘orm i+ dull and lower; white 58n60c., yellow mess pork 819819 90. Provisions are dull; Mess twef S17. 1 I! Xe. for Weatern. ge. Whisky is steady at 21 New York Markets. New Yorx. May 1 —Plour is beavy, and 6c. lower; State $1 15a84 25; Ohio 81 40a 55; South. em S1.45a84 70 Wheat ix lower; sales of 10,000 bushels; red $1.01581.16, Chicago spring 9c. Corn is 2c. lower: sales of 25,000 bushels; white 6Sa70c_, yel- low 15.23 Pork is dnt); meee @18.60a$15 90, prime 8! 2815 10. Lard hax declined Ke; 11 \%ntde ‘ Finenctat. New Yore, May! —Stocks are dull; Chicago and Rock Istand 774; Cumberland Coal Co. 18; Tilinois bonds %; Lx Crosse and Milwaukie 9; Michigan Southern R R26; New York Central ng RR 48: Mil. Va 6x34. 9%: Read c and Miss. st, Can- ten 210° A YEAR!: + , An Agent is wanted in wen 4 Town and County m the States, to ¢-cace ina respec nese, by which e above profits may be certain ly resized. It is an article of caily consumption, can he mavufac in the Agent's dwelling ; secured by oovyright . ene ne permanent as fl Ad- AMES T. RNE, 0. 4.551. New York Post Falta ° > 3 Ee g 2 py s H Spree > DD >a e>> » | SepO ae IO FTE Poy TS GEN FROM THE SOUTH.— LEVt » C street, back of t na] Hotel, has for sale an accomphahed SER — 8 to zo South. A first-rate coach- use Servant, and handy at work. a noe DPQ REWARD will be prod for intormat S25 which shall lead to the apprehenren conviction of the person or persons who attem| to Assassinste leaac Eutwisie and Reeve Lewis at the northeast coruer of the Capitol Square, on thi pight of zthinstant. The reward will be pau on the certificate of the Distriet Attorney, after conviction, upon application at the Bank of Waeh- imeton. ™ 29 Sw* TTEN TION LADIES A Just received upon consicrment an assortment of the SPRING ST EKITS, comprieng— The Keed Skeleton, La Syiph do. with adjustable Bustle, Steel skel n Zephyr and Up Sorded Skirts, A iso, Cr nd Corded I Torsther with a lot of ha Skirts of fine qaality. Call soon end secure as ay “GAN & SON, betw Just rece: Sik Mantil, so!d chesp for cash. if All indebted to the | Sears are req their accovn's styles, which will be e firm of Coll ted to come forward and ithout delay. s ea; W. COLLE ap 8-2w 523 7th st., 3 doors north Pa. ChLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY. Just received this day.a great variety of Clocks, from $1 wi iso Montaly CLOCKS WATCHES and JEWELRY of a) the lat styles and best makers ; CLOCKS for Steam: =e Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churcher, Par- ors, Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind. Clocks to the trade at wholesale prices. at the great Clock, Wat nd jue -R 349 oppo. Brow NOTICE. . HOOVER bas, at all f Ladies’, Misses’. and AIPPERS, BOOTS and SHOES, made by J. W. McCurdy & Son. Philadeiphin. Also. Me’ies Frevoh Imported, Motiere & Ville Shoes ail kinds of Gentlemen's Patent Leather and Ci Boots and Shoes, French styles, which J will sell cheap for ensh. i TRUNKS. Sole Leather. Wood and Iron Frame, all stvyies and qualitecs, made to order at the ehort- est notice Call at Iron Ball Boe hshment, Pennsylvania 10th streets. ap 3 iw Shoe, aod Trunk Ketab- enue, between Sth and SAM’L, P. HOOVER, H* AND BONNET BLEACHERY. M.& C.H. MORS) K street, tor have opened a shop at #09 t, aching al! kind RAW GOODS. >traw, Lace, Har 2s an! Lezhorn Bonnets and Fiats thor iy cleansed and bleavhed, and ier Sy im & workmani:ke manner and in the latest Tien'nr attention will also be paid to csTaiee bieso>ing, cud rehurshing Gentlemen’s SUMME: MATS of all kinds. Bono ts aud Hats received for coloring bh brown. Having had much ex ness. and devot. ie feel confident that we cau excel in mapship any establishme.t of the an this part of the country. The patro:axe cf Miliincrs and Hatters is partiouiariy solicited: and those employ - ine us will have their work taken from, and retura ed again tv their stores, and may depend upou its being well aud promptiy done. c ORS! . KO E street, venue, between isth ind IS_ street« west. —We receive daily a ch DRESS GOUDS- on south side #p 19-eclm* ICH PRESS GOODS. splendid assortment of of the season, with a general stock of first-class Family, stapie and Domestic Goods, for familes.to = the especial attention of purchasers is in- vited. rticles warranted as represented, ds cut off cannot be taken back iL~ All part; indebted to the late firm of Col ley & Sears are requested to close their acoonnts by Ist May next. The old business must be settled promptiy. J. W. COLLEY, ap <8-2w 523 7th st.,S doors north Pa. ave. MES; HELLER invites the Indies of Washing > 448 ton and vicinity to ber first grand open ing of SPRING and SUMMER HATS. Also. to & very nice assortment of RIB BONS and French FLOWERS. and to large stock of Straw Gvods,on Thursday Friday, and Saturdsy.at No.4 Loumana avenue, opposite the Centre Market, between 7th and 8th S.reets, up stairs, ". S.— Bleaching done at the cheapest and shortest eolm* Fe SALE A FINE YOUNG HORSE. just from the country. He worke and tray ols Well, im double or singie harness, is to b soe sold for no fault, and is warranted to be sound. Price $150. He may now be seenat Samuel "s Livery Stables, Sth street. ap <8-tf Y , years ef age, whose senda of life by nearly run out, discovered, while in the Enet diee,acertain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehitia, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. ‘he remedy was discovered by him when his on ly child, adaughter, was given upto dis. Wish- ing to do as much good as possible, he will rend to sach of his atflicted fellow-bemgs a request it, this reci with fail and exploit directions for soaking it nd successfully using it. He re wires each fey epee ae —_ une eins. cents to be returned as postage on the re one he remaiuder to be applied to the pay vertisement. r. H. JAMES, 19Grand st. Jersey ap 2 1m YREAT BARGAINS IN WATCH x Ihave rf ELRY, AND SILVER-WAR pose ned from the North, where I have Panic prices) a4 have br en en Rg ice EW aud benw LD WATCHES, ana the asl wish to sell the: nou as Possible, | have concluded to put the pi ces be ow the possibility of competition, an object to purchaser ty bay unmediatel: Please ca!!and examine the price: look and vod krone Sign of the Large Spread Kagie No mastake, great bargsins will be offered. Ap 29-lw #0 HOOD. Qe POTATOES. 20 bushele of prime White Mercers, and other qua! Also, 160 bushels of pure White Mercers for seed For cale low at southeast f i2th ‘OF sal cor! <u r 1. ner o| im oF (CHARLES WALTER, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, jancer, Genera! . Commissioner of Deeds for Marriand Vihen: «' Missouri. lowa. Oh, Mi: sina, North Geen Netdtaon teak feat, Pea Maine, . Comeoticut, iaware. Hall. Wi D.C. Stand 06, opposite City Re AND BARLEY MALT, TYME ROUSH corner of Sfsot Pas are Las Sree 0%, ace Re ee ee a )0-tm