Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. DP Advertisements sheuld be sent in by 11 @cleck a. m.; etherwise they may met SPP ar until the next ‘J. =e AmERicaN Mevicat Association —After our Feport of yesterday closed, Dr James Bryan, of Pa., who was likewise connected with the case 1m relation to whieh Dr. Reese had apologised, adopted the apology of Dr. R. as his own, and after some debate it was accepted. The annual address of the President followed mo listened to with profound attention, ex- cept when some pointed paragraph would bri: dowa the house : viiiaecsae ss After alluding to the monuments of a nation’s —— which surrounded them in meeting in + Metropolis, as tending to inspire a noble spirit in the transactions of the Association, he considered briefly the immense advantages ac- craing tothe profession from the seven years’ work of the Society, inthe lizht shed on ditficul- ties in medical science, in elevating its ethical and educational standard, and in encouraging emulation and concert of action among physi- cians. Calling up the immense field yet left un- orb for their culture, he besought them to ir it untiringly, and concluded with a touching tribute to the forty physician martyrs who perished at Norfolk. Thanks having been tendered to the President for his address, the Committee on Prize Essays, torough Dr. Grafton Tyler, chairman, reported that, having examined three essays submitted, the committee had awarded the first prize to the auther of ‘An Essay on the Clinical Study of the Heart Sounds, in Health and Disease.” and the second prize to the author of *\An Essay an Vis- jon, aud some of its Anomalies, as revealed by the Aptahmoscope * Upon breaking the sealed envelopes. it was found tbat the first prize had been awarded to Dr. Austen Flint, of Butfalo. and the second to Dr M.A. Pullen, of St. Louis. The gentlemen wamed then gave some synoptical accounts of their essays Invitations to visit the Capitol, and inspect its ventilation, from Capt Meigs; Georgetown Col- lage, from Rev Dr. Maguire; and the Insane Asylam, from Dr. Nichols, weie received and accepted with thanks Dr Fitch, of the Senate. and Drs. Clawson, Chaffee, Robbins, and Shaw. of the House, and Dr. Peter Parker were ciected members by invi- tation ** The nomination of Dr_F 4 Rose, of British Navy, of whose assistance to the sick on the U S. ship Sasquehanna xo asa “member by invitation” was received with ac- clamation, and a resolution passed nent. con. in- Viting him te a seat on the platform ‘The committee on publication mide a report. which was followed by the Treasurer's state- ment, showing an expenditure for the past r of $1,363 for printing and engraving, $200 for rize essays, $150 26 for other expenses, and a lance in the treasury of $8(3. A resolution which accompanied the statement, in relation to the disposal of the volumes of the transactions, was ayreed to The committee on medical education present- ing no report, the matter was referred to the committee on nominations The committee on medical literature were allowed to defer their report until this morning The nominating committee Proposed the fol- lowing gentlemen ax otlicers of the Association for the next year, and they were chosen : President—Dr. Harvey Lindsley,of D.C: Vice Presidents—Drs. W. 1. Sutton, of Ky.. Thos. L. Edwards, of Ohio, Josiah C by, of NoHo, and W. C. Warren, of N.C Secretary—A. J Semmes, of D.C; Treasuie!—Dr. Caspar Wis- tar. of Pa. The new officers having been c their seats, Dr. Lindsley thanked th for the honor conferred in a neat addr The past Presidents of the Associ on motion, invited to take seats on the platform Reports from the * counnittees “on medi- cal topography aud epidemics” were called t States. None were offered until New Jersey reached, when Dr. Smith submitted a report After the seadirg of a synopsis of which, the Association adjourned uniil this mornin: ducted to ssociation s jon were, SECOND Dar The association was called to order this morn- ing by the President, Dr. H Lindsley. ‘The minutes were then read. On motion of Dr. Watson of N. Y., Dr. Deia- field of New York was invited to a seat on the platform Dr Atkinson. cf Va, moved that the Constitu- tion of the Association be so amended as to pro- ibit the admission as a delegate or the reco: nition as a member, of any person who had ber expelled fom any State or local association, unt:! ieheved by such s#ssvciation, aud that until the constitution be so amended this shall be the rule of action. [Applause } The resoiution containing an amendment to the constitnut Was, after remarks by Dox Bond laid over uader the of Md.,and Watson of N. Y rule uuti! next year Drs H Hupp and Kfight were elected mem- beis by invitation ef Mich, chairman of the rature, after some te- mks, read his repor’. The report pays a compliment to the editors of the medical periodieai titerature for their single devotion to the cause of them as endeavoring and a vnieu of jiterature wes Cousist in its to notice several new cine. The new Au: works. It then proc werk an works on medi near Pus maceutioal Asse elation was noticed and co: ited works auxili osned by the Federal Government were all d to, and the example of the Army and Navy Surgeons in taking meteorological aud other observation commended to the brethren yn civil life. The theses of the Parish-will case were noticed ax exhipiting the pre-eminence of American over Baitish physiciaus (Applanse.) Prof \vansiz and the sopport of his tabors by the American public came in for a stare of posise — Lasprove ments in medical iustruments were mentioned and the sepert concluded y ny rable sevation, and asiog of mediea| Darius the readin posed by Mr ther resdi report it was pro- +» fos pend fur fe cursory discussion, > and the ieading pro- clusion. tle report was re- terred to the comunittee on p ation De Borman, of Ala , was elected a member by invitation Dr James R. Wood, of the special committee on medical education, under a resolution of the Nashville meet of the association, read bis Feport The repo:t reviews the proceedings the associotion a reference to medical educatio shows | the a take in the matter ne al schools were commended, and ou to the daily examination of Pils by their preceptors insisted upon Medical edeestion Was named. Double annual Courses at medical cuileges were dimtpproved of. wotion in the medical col- er a Boud of recomiie: eal inst to the medic Ole Veation of d schools for the purpes: of posed, and the re port concludes w! lnviting a eo. on of representaiives of the schouls lo conven al surly of their deliberations to this associati its next meet- be report was referred to the commiltice on ublication Thee ville ommittee on nominations reported La Ry , as the piace of meeting in INS. aod -ot Ry second secre- named br iuy homwinate the following standing tees ee on Publication —Dr. Garney Smith, bairman, Des. Caspar Wistar. Pa; A.J SM Bemis, Ky; 5 Hol- s. H. PF. Askew, Committee on Medical Literatare—Dr. Jobn Watson, NY , chaleman; Dix. L.A Sinith, N 3; €.G Comeyys, Ohio; R-W. Gibbs, 3)C; W.M. McPheeten, Mo Committee on Pi N_Y , chairman; Drs vidsimith, N.J.; H. Miller, Ky; Caivia We nd Committee on Medicai Education—Dr_ G. W. Norris, Pa.. chairmen; Drs A Ho Luce, I R. Henderson, 3. CG. RK Grant, Tena ; Powell, Ga. ee of Arrangements —R. J ridge, Ky ,ebatreman; Des G. W De. J. B. Flint, Breekin- Ronald, Ky ; BOM Wibie, Ky; DW Goodall, DD ‘Themp: sou. Ky; NB Marshall, Ky; GW Burglass, Ky, RC Hewett, Ky; A LB Cook, Ky ad andadupted and the com- Mi ttee obtained leave to set avain he re-olutic proposed by the special com- mittee on medic edu in regard to calling # convention of the various medical schools, was taken up, and efter much debate and many amendments, 10 was referred under the previous question lo a seleet committee composed of one delegate from each of the schuvls represented in the Association ti: Ou motio: Hks Were voted to the late sec- retary. De er. and the newly-elected seere- taries requested to take their places at the table De Hamm moved to recot the vote by Which the Association, yesterday, accepted the apology of Dr Bryan Bue vote v suspend - ing the rules stood —ayes It, noes ©?) The chair decided that a two-third vote was necessary to suspend the rules An appeal was taken from the decision, when after debate, the Chair, on its motion, reversed its decision, and decided that no suspension of the rules was necessary The vote then coming on the motion to recon- sider stood——ayes Il2-hoes 70 So the vote ac- cepting the apology of Dr Bryan was reconsid- ered, and lad on the table Notice of a meesing of the delegates from the several medical colleges immediately after the adjournment of the Association to-day was givet ‘ond onr report closed. Mxerixc oF tux Manassas Gap RaicroaD Company 1x Atexaworta. —The Manassas Gap Railroad Company assembled at their office in Alexandria, on Wednesday, at 12 0’clock. Gen. G.S. Meem, of Rockingham, presided; Ewd. Green and E. Saowden, if acting as secretaries. Philip Pittman, of Shenandoah, J. H. Hop- kins, of Rockingham, and A. Jamieson, of Alex- andria, committee to examine proxies, reported that a majority of the stock was represented. E. C. Marshall, Esq, President, announced that the company had been called together to consider the propriety of accepting a law passed by the General Assembly of Virginia, autho izing an increase of the capital stock of the company by $250,000, and a State subscription of the whole ount of said increase. provides that the new subscription sball be preferred stock, and authorizes the pay- ment of one moiety in 1-58 and of the balance in 1559 The meeting then adjourned over to Liberty Hall at 7% o'clock. Evening Session —The company reassembled pursuant to adjournment. The parquette of Lib- erty Hall was filled, and numbers occupied seats in the body of the hall. The act of the. General Assembly. with its an- nexed conditions was accepted nem con. = Mr. B.C. Marshall offered # resolution author- izing the use of a portion of the new subscription to relesse $41,500 bonds of the county of Rockin: ham now hypothecated He said that the county of Rockingham bad subscribed $150 00 to the road—350,000 for ironing the end of road near Harrisonburg, the remainder to be paid part Passw as the road progressed f.om Strasburg to Marrisonbury. The directors having this stock in possession, aud not doubting their abilite to redeem it in a few months, had pledged a portioa of it to raise funds to carry on the work. The financial revulsion of 1557 gave a death blow tu their hopes, and the consequence is that the people of Rockingtam have had to pay interest upou bonds that have never been used in the work lt was a mere iaatter of justice, and the more 1 e by It the company re-seeured uds to be applied to the construction ef the the by road Mc. BU. Harrison, of Prince William, offered a substitute p ov for using the subseription in paying the ovlig any. He rd bis motion with some re vied to by G. E. Denesle, of Re «other gentlemen. fa the course of atement that Rockingham was + to assist the road to called forth loud applause titute was lost, and the resolutions of Mr. Marsball adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Martz of Rockingham, a resolution passed declaring Alexandria the proper ion for a national foundery, and appointin Philip Piunan, of of Alexandris, & Gommitiee to present the resolution to the Vir- ginia delegation in Congress. and so! active aid in the matter The President, in a neat xpeech thanks of the directory to the me Legislature who bad secared au addit scription on the part of the commonwealth, and on his imotion the company passed a vote of thanks to the s; gentlemen. A vote of thanks to the Chairman and Secre- taries having been adopted, the meeting ad- journed sine tir ConFEeReNce.—In the Conference of the A. M FE Church, yesterday moriins, Bishop Payne conducted the religious service After th of the journal, DW. Me moved to reconsider the motion by which CL topher Willienis wa i it ont, bers of the Dis absent, was fd not attend this si tinue bis relation a# resolutiv pursued by bis, (Brooks) and be wasaceording suspended for one year ‘The case of John ina! disposition, and passed a j Whereas J ines has been ciearly ¢ vieted of immoral conduct; and wher conduct demands his expulsion from the C tian Chureb: tuerefore, by the Baltimore Annual Conference Chureh, fa conference assembled, that he, the said Johu fH Gaines, he aud is hereby expelled fromthe A MoE Chareb ‘There was profound silence in the Conference for several minutes. The c sinan asked what Was the matter; when A.W. Wayman said it Was enough to cause silence, when aman was bout to be disowaed by the Chareh Militant, nd his name perhaps stricken from the Lamb's of lize ‘The conterence then arranged the order of ex- ereises for the anniversary of the Liverary Society Gaines was e Of the confesence, which is to take place on Thursday afternoon. ‘The exercises will con st of singing, and prayer by the Presideat; an essay on Natural ‘Theol do. on Revealed Theoloyy. by J.-A on Evciesiastical History, by Levin the Creeds,by S| Watts; do on Profan by M. Sluby, do. on Chemistry > by A.W. Wayman; a Poem, by J.J. Hurbert: e geneial. by Bishop Payne - Appo inente tak sel Chureb missionary meet- ing. E street, Samuel Wilmore; Union Bethel, SOL. Hammond benezer, D Ridout; Johu Wesley. P.R. Gibbs; Georgetown, W) HH Wa- ters — Cuimixat Cornet —The case of Michael Hoft- au was tried ye > Wherein tue defendant ged witb an attempt to swindle one Joseph Evimaubaut, Lottery Gift Enterprise, tick Jny on thei fi the siynatu and promisi ne of 3,50) vifts, valued fom €3 ty $1 200, whee sll the tickets should be sold. fhe defenaant bs 1) of these tickets at the shop of the nroseentiog witness, for sale, prom- isin, fen pereentum of the amount of bis Mpease tor vending them. The all was not right, and sent come and investigate. Tue officer he fenda at lis instance sent a the postm { Pauphin eounty, Pa .to learn Whether ain farms, houses, fots, ete which bad been set forth in the printed bills of this yift scheme as prizes to the lucky drawer “when the tickets should all be sold,’ were there iw reality, or a myth. ‘The answer to the jnquiry not being satisfactory, the defendant was taken to a magistrate’s etfice and interrug touching the existence of (he yold watches. de barreled guns, diamond rings, breastpin: d ci cheat and y Means of a we ,which were to be awarded to such customers us were not fortunate enough to win the farms, housus, lots, &e. ‘These also turned out to be rather bozus, insomuch as they had not yet been sed, but were to be, trom a jeweler in Har- ne poret with the m that was to have been d from the sale the tickets, When they 5 be sold! “These facts, all appearing at the trial, did not serve to con {the prisouer, on aceount of a Haw in the indictment, which set f . as an attempt to swindle. As Wo yet been perpetrated, cf course there conid be no erime committed: and so the indir hy and the jury was in- ted to acquit, which they accordingly did fo day. rase Of the US John White in whieh the defendant was assault aud battery with inteut to McNulty. Verdict of the jury—not no sw kill Michae gulity Democratic Axti-Kxow-Notn Demon- sTRATION —The antl-Know-Nothing Demwer: Olsens of the Fifth Ward, held a meeting at Casparis's Hotel last night. The meeting was presided over by A. Arnold, Esq , President of bk Wad Deme © Association,and was weil attended by the Fifth Warders, ax as b @ good sprinkling of Democrats frou the other wards. Speeches were made by Col Berret, Mr. Slater, and Mr. L.. Cooper, in which the speakers pledged themselves anew to the support of the Democracy and tothe Democratic jnterests of this city. The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed throughout the evening Tue Mewicst Men Last Nicut —Last night, the ventlemen composing the Medical Associa- S sessions at Lhe Smithsouian, ed upon the President of the United States. he Cabinet was present during the reception, Which lasted some time, and was quile interest- jing. The delegates were also entertained b: Dr. Grafte yler and Dr. Riley, at their resi- dences, in Georgetown Lavy Covat —The following named genth+ men have been t ‘d States members of the Levy Court for the county of Washington, D. v > Lewis Carvery, Samuel Drury, George W. Riggs, James A. Ker nedy, Wie J) Paimer, Joshua e, H. Loug! borough, Robert White, Heary Haw, Richard 8. Crawiord, and Heury Naylor. ‘The health of the city dur ny season will depead yery much upon its cleanliness. ‘The health otticers are aware of this and Lave cormmenced their efforts to induce citizens also to engage earnestly in the work of keeping the streets fn elean and health- ful condition. Jt tw best for all to engage in the work voluntarily, as by so doing the necessity of enforcing the nuisance law will be avoided. Lvuper.—The schooner ‘Trades Union, R. A. Adams, bas arrived at Harvey’s wharf with @ cargo of lumber for the Willards’ Hotel exten- sion. Weovixe at Browns’ —Last evening Thos, Thornton, Esq., and Miss H. F. Pringle, both of Virginia, were married at Browns’ Hotel. Rey. Byron Sunderland was the ofjcjating minister, pointed by the President of the | Scpreme Cournt.—Twesday—E. Mariner, Esq . of Wisconsin, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court. No. 54. Horace C. Silsby et al., appellants, ts. Ehsha Foote. Appeal from the Circuit Court or the United States for the northern district of New York. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing and annul!ing so much of the decree of the said Circuit Court as allows the complainant costs and interest on the profits found for him, and affirming the residue of said decree, and ordering each party to pay his own costs in this Conrt. No. 71. Charles W. Gazzam, — in error, ts. lessee of Elam Phillips eta! In error to the Supreme Court of the State of Alabama. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court, ieversing the judgment of the said Su- preme Court, with costs, and remanding tbe cause with directions to award a ventre facias de novo. No.67. The People’s Ferry Company of Boston, claimants of the steamboat Jefferson, &c., appel- lants, vs. Joseph Beers and David Warner, as- signees of B C. Terry. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the sonthern dis- trict of New York. Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing the deeree of the said Circuit Court, and remanding the case with directions to dis the libel, and ordering each party to pay its own costs in this Court. No. 103. Patric Hines et al., plaintiffs in er- tors, vs. Aldolph Papin. In error tothe Supreme Court of the State of Missouri. It repent ing to the Court that the writ of error is defective and the case irregularly brought up, it is ordered that this cause be dismissed for the want of jurisdic- tion No 255. The United States, appellants, vs. Andres Pico Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the northern district of California. On the motion of Mr. Attorney Gen- eral Black this appeal was dismissed. No. 97. James Barton, plaintiff in error, vs Robert Forsyth. The argument of this cause was continned by Mr. Ballance for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. Williams for the defendant in error. Rea Estate Sares —Yesterday the follow- ing property was sold by J. C. McGuire, au- tioneer : Lot 4 in square 5, 1 cent per foot, to C. H. Van Patten ; lot 26 in square 5, 13, cents,to J. Marbury; lot 2 in square 11,14 cents per foot, to J. W. Easby ; lot square 12, Leent per foot, to W. lot 7 in squi 24) cents per foot J. asby ; lot 3 in squa tod Susy ; lot WwW. lot 6 in square 57. Bayly; lot ¥ in square . tasby; fot 20 in square 743, for $25, to Dr King; lot 6 in square 1,028, 11) cents per toot, to W Easby; lot7 in square 1031, 1 cents per foot, to J. W. Kasby; lot 5 in square 1.031, 1), ernts per foot, to J. W. Kasby; lot 20 in square 702, for » to J.B. Kibbev; Jot 5 in square 1,121, 4 cent per foot, tod. W. Easby; lot 6 in square 1121, 4 cent per foot, tod W. Easby. A. Green, auctioneer, sold lot 10 in. square 531 corner of F and Third streets north, for 60 cents per foot, to P. Haney. Wall & Barnard, auctioneers, solid, on the the premises, lot 6 in square “35, fronting on Fifth street east between DP and EK, for 34 cents per foot, purchased by ‘Ios. L. Barrett. Day Goovs—Chrap, Scasonablc and Swhstan- “al Goods —Our fellow-citizen, R. B. Hall, No 373 and 375 Seventh street, has adopted the oue price system in the future conduct of his exten- sive business, which he and his host of custom- ers will doubtless flad to their mutual advantage. [lis store is@ famous one tor tinding ood bar- z hich bas siven it an enviable popularity i eek, i ing dry goods, to be suse lo pet their money's worth. Titeves Asovt —The la of stran- gers in Wasbington at the j nt tin) duced some of the light fingered 9 visit to th ing profess has in- ntry to pay a letropolis for the purpose of operat- aliy apon those them. ‘The police are consta some of those suspicions per : bery | be deported. bnt it is certain that thie tempts ANALOSTAN IsLAND —The season for pic-nics being upon us, we may approp: lately remind the District public that a fine house of public enter- tain has been opened oa Avalostan I-land, Pasy of access and conveniently situated for all. Its shady groves and the spacious halls of its Venerable mausion are very convenient for pic-nic parties, w for fishing parties, its surround- ings are unsurpassed. enly desire opportunities to make Tue Wasuixoton Tuxatee —The fascinat- ing Avonia Jones appears to-night in ‘Fazio,’* playing Bianca, to Mr. Charles Pope's Fazio he farce “To Oblige Henson” wi 1 bring out the comicalities of Mr. Dawson and Mrs. Sloan For Mount Verxox —The steamer Thomas Collyer, Capt. Baker, will muke a trip to the above place on to-morrow (Thursday) morning Wartcu Returns. —Charles Martin, Lreland, drunk and disorderly. workhouse Gu days Alex- ander Keese, N.Y, sleeping in the market; do William Cunningham, Ireland, drunk and disu:- derly, do Mary A’ Fitzgerald, d. do; fine and cost, 3344. ‘Tiln rh stored, Va., disorderly; tine and cost: Lewis Bowie, colored, D © ,do; do. Chas. Willis , colored, D.C odo; do ‘Sara F. Sackson. col | Md , do; S344 her Johnson, colored, Md drunk and disorderly; workhouse 60 days.” Nine lodgers, non-residents 20 Eneomemenr, I. O. O. F., will On importist business, Parr to be punctual, 2 Ineet ts eVeuing archs are requested Pennixs.—Those in want of Pennies, for chance. ean always obtain them on eppiication at the coun ter of the Star Office, uf Dysprpsta and Fite —pr. Tr: Deiorme, tho i eurer of Consumpticn, was for severnl years se affticted by Dyspepsin that for part of the tine he was confined to his bed. He wns eve: tunily cured by & prescription furnished him by « voung clairvoyact girl. Vis prese iption, given by & tre chiid, While in a state of tr » las cured he has taken it, never having failed ly &s Sure in esses of Fits as of 3 Dyspepsia, neredients may be foun:t in any drug store. send this valuable prescription to ny person € receipt of one stamp to pay post age. Address Dr. Tracy DeLorme, great Curer of Consumptiou, New York Post Uthee. 4p 3-Im Weppine Cakks, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream kad Water Toes st $1.50 per gallon. rt the Eoamicioee Contectionery, corner 12th and F st p 10-5w* J. Fo DIED, by the Rev Samuel Firc- OUT to Miss ALVHON this © GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. ! — [SEE First pac RIN¢ NEW HERRIN 0.1 Eastern HERRING. LER 1 ALE WI Vics, ected from Boston, and sel 8 HER nt N mastw 161 Water street. Georee! Or SALE—HANDSOME RK the Heights of Georgetown — Vers for uce in Georretow pied by Chas. W ‘The property cx toes Au entire square of ground besutifully improv d with waiks, trees, shrubvery, flewers, &c.,% iarge and weill-bui.t green house, With plants in rreat variety. ‘There are aleo on the premises stables. house, nud otuer convenient out houses, ‘Tue twelling-houce is large and roo frovt of 95 feet, (with the wings,)and commande one Of the finest views of the Votomme river and tee country around. Itis heated by a furnnee, jignted by xus, and contains bath fixtures for hot and eold water, a large cisteru, kitchen range. almost ev- ery convenience for a first-class L 5 Irdestred, the furniture wil be sold with the res- idence. Possession can be given immediately. For fur- ther particulars apply to SAM'L C. At Pairo & Nours: mA 5-e0Sw oppoaite Ti T NOTIC HE Copartnership heretofore existing underthe f Howell & Stribling, having expired by lim this day dissvived by mutual consent, tribling will continue the busiuess at the old stand and close up that of the late firm Ss. HL HOWELL. C. STRIBLING. D.C., May 4th, 1x58, ma 4-3t* »>A YOUNG MAN to learn th- Watch, Clock, and Jeweiry Husiuess. Apply to J. A. WATSON, Experienced Practical Watch - nyaker, 59 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. mal at" | ars SALE—A beautiful BUILDI LOT, fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and ruauing back 12, siuunted between the ri of Robert Dick and Wm. Reddin ‘Pais I oved by a haud- some slone-wail and iron-railing tu front, and bas & comadeding view of the Potomac and Washington etty. For terms app'y at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of O. Z, MUNCASTER, Bridge Streets @ subseriber, ale that spacious and hand- at present vccu- carnage having a Georgetown, ma iti NOR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, With Imsement,on2d st eet, Georgevown, the late residence of M. ve Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 rooms. ‘The house ard lot are large an* in complete order, having all tj¢ necessary out-burldings, bat &o. itis one of the most commodious in Georg. town, and well arenes for comfort and elegan: = Apply to BRUOKE B, WILLIAMS, Georgetown apt ZUN UMBRELLAS, of all kinds, for ladies and entlemen. revelune Bags sed Baskets: FE every variety. Fancy Goods, Toys, &e., &6, Just received Bt yy MoLAUGHLIN’S, mad 3t Pa. ave , bet. 8th and Sth sis, BRS reir sear iis tials OO SRS ———$—$—$—— ee GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Gronezrown, May 5, 1858. We are credibly informed that an altercation occurred on the waterworks yesterday, which Tesulted in the death of one of the parties. The facts, as we gather them, are as follows: Mr. Allen, of the firm of Allen & Curr, bad dis- charged a hand for same misconduct. The dis- Marie oe individual went into Mr. Allen’s office and demanded a settlement. An altercation oc- curred, and Mr. Allen took up a gun and shot him dead on the spot. Mr. A. immediately sur- rendered bimself to the officers of the law, and was conducted to jail at Rockville, Md. He as- serta that he committed the fatal deed in self-de- fence. We have not been able to learn the name of the party killed ; be was an rishman by birth. SPECTATO: re AUCTION SALES. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. VEEx, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ATH Stree West, veax Nortu M Starer — On FRIDAY AF T+ RNUON, May 7th, st 6 0'clk, on the pyemees Ishali sell, without reserve. part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 523, frouting £0 feet on 4th street west, between north M and N streets, running back 90 feet 5 inches. f ‘This is a beautiful jot and in an excellent location for a residence. erms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months. with interest seoured by a deed of trust on tne prenuseg, J.C. MeGUIR ma 5- By GREEN, Auctioneer. WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Auction —On WEDNESDAY. the 12th instant, T shall sell i front of the premises, at five o'clock p. m.,a good and gearly new two s ory trame House vontaininy 1x convemently arranged rooms, and the i.oton which it stands, being part of Lot No, 12, in Square No. 58. "his property is hand- sonely situated, fronting on Ist street West Lecween K and L sticets north, Auct._ erts: One-fourth cash ; balance m 6.12.12, and 24 months, tor notes bearing inverest from day of sale. deed ziven and 4 deed of trust taken. ‘Title ind.sputable, A. GREEN, Anet, mas -eod By A. GREEN, Aue’ ch ANCERY SALE —RBy authority of a decree of the Circuit Court of the Distiict of Colum bin, passed in a cause wherein Selden, Withers, & o. are complainsnts Aud the widew ‘and heirs the late Major Aug s A, Nicnolson sre defeninu (shail seil at auction to the highest bidder, MONDAY the dist day of May mstant, eommer ing at hve o'clock tn the afternoon, the folowmg very valuable Lots y of Washington, viz : Square No. pneer, . dv. 4 > One-fourth of the purchase id the residue in three equa! payiment: twe nud eighteen months from tue di the deferred piyments to bear taterest {ri of sale, and to be secured by the pu With sure.y to be approve t by the if the terms be not complied with wituin three days from the day or trustee reservis the right to resell upon five days publ ¢ notice inserted im the National Intellizencer and Evening Star. Tre sale will commence at Lot aud proceed to the others until = tawswkds By WALL & BARNA mA i N, Auct._ D, Auctioneers. cS RKIAGE AND LIARNESS AT SVAY AFTERNOUS, at 6 o’clock.in front of auction rooms, A streetand Pennsylvania avenue, we corner will sei!— One pair superb matched Bay Carriage Horses, 2 yearseid il size, fast, and of elegant action, ious tuls and full maues: they are perfectly sound, end free of fe or defect re nearly new Carring*, cost $35), has not Aud is, in faet, about as ge as NeW; first rate order, the biated Ratness. 1 -d separately or together, as pur They will ie chasers may Wish. The sale positive, as the owner, Commander Lavelette. U. av), iS about to leave rhe Dis tret Porsous wishins to buy can imspect the Hor- Ses previous tothe sal WiLL BE ADDED To THE One Fanily Cariage, very rovE— » and but little used. = One New Buggy We wade to order in the | maker. Also, one cet Single Harness. ma 3 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until SATURDAY AF TE same hour and place, when they will yee wold. A enameled leather top, at manner, by & tip-Lup 1h 5-te WALL & iy A. GREEN. Auctioneer. HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAM TaGE House any Lorex Ne util, Between StH AND HTH STRERTS, Front RANKLIN bauE, PIANO Forre Hovsene AND KiTCE FUkNITCRE at avcTion.—On MONDAY, the It instant, [ shail seli, in font of the premises, at o'clock’ p.m, pa.t of Lot No. 24, in Square 20), ing & fronton perth | of 13 feet. by 79 feet 6 ineb > a wide aliey, with the improvements, whien area 4 handsome two story frame Cottage House ard Lack buridings. This property 1s handsomely located on north between 15th and lith streets west, fro. ting Frau lin Square. Terms at sale. Also, on TUESDAY, the Mth imatant. 1 shall Ser, in ie same Louse, boing No. 365, at 1 o'clock a.m al the Furniture in the house, viz: Handsome Mahogany Case Piano’ Forte, of fine tone and touch, Walaut Tete-n totes, -sent and Mahogany Chairs. ny Secre-ary and Writing Table, Gilt nud other Mirrars, Mahogary Bureaus, Vables, Washstands and Bed- steads, Fine Widow Curtairs, Piotures in frames, sud Statu Bros Oi'el Hair sud Shack Matt Cinua, Glass, and Cr Under $25 4) daya, for nut sh: over $25 mand satisfactoriy en dorsed, bearing mada nen A. GR N. Auct, By Joe. Me in Aue . TRUSTEES SALE OF c NTEUR MTUAK A JUSEKMEPING BEERCTS AT ATC- TON. FRIDAY MORNING, May 2th, at Wore h by virtue of two deeds of trust, one recorded in Li ber J. tf and the other matiterd. AS, « at the house No. streets, allt si Mahogany Sotas, Rockers and rarior C Ma top Centre and Sota ‘Tables, Marunsk aud face Curtains, Shades, &c., Lonnges, Cane seat Chairs, Office Chaire, Walnutand Mahogany Dressing and piain Bureaas, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Wasusianda, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters snd Pillow: Large quantity of superior Biankets, Comfu: Sheeting, Table Linen, &c., Excellent and nearly new Carpets, Ouicloth and Matting, Fren.h China Dinner Set, ‘Tea Sete 2xcelient Table Cutlery, Castors and Waiters, ss sud Crockery Ware, Fire Irons, king Stove, Refrigerator, &e., ether with ® general assortment of Household and Kitchen Kequisites, Terma: $25 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit of bo and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. By order of the Trust nia 3-4 J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet. 'y A. GREEN, Auctioneer. , PUBLic SALE —By authority of a deed of trust from David A. Hail and his wife, dated the lath M rded in Liber J. A.S., No. 113, t auction to the higuest bidder, elith of May next, between the e'ock in the aft yuyon the prs oh Syur in the etty of @ tioney in ea: onths from the day ¢ sale, for which the pure ers nutes will be tuken, With interest secured by adeed oftrust on the lot. eeds at the purchaser's cost. Ifthe terms are not complied with with ays from the day of sale the jot will ba resold, on five days’ public notice, at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser. Vea TILGH ian me t expose to pul:lic sale, for Casu, in front of the Court House doo of said county, on’ FRIDAY, the lth oF May, 1858, at 12 o’elock, the following described property, to wit: All d«fendant’s right, title, and interest in and to Lot in Square N im the City of Washington, D. together wi aud singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Francia A. Di kee and will be soid to satisfy Judiaial N term, 1653, 1 favor of Win, B Sheppa ap 15 dts Marshal for the District LER’S WORKS, viz: ‘ ts. World, 50 cents, & Clergy nun’s Life, 50 cents, eas, 0 Cents. or Persis Citreton, 30 cents, ‘Thankfulness, 59 cent Legends and Records, ¥ The Angel’s Song, 50 cents. Margaret, or the Pearls, 50 cents. Littel’s Living Ages for May Ist, 12 cente, Whitehall, or the Days of Oliver Cromwell, 50 cents. Prince Charles, by J. F. Smith, 50 cents. Stories of Waterioo, by W. H. Maxwell. 50 ote. i rhe Muser’s Daughter, by Ainsworth ; 2 volumes, $1. The Inte-preter. by G. J. White Melvilie, 50 ots. ‘Tae Quaker Soldier; 2 Volumes. per. $i. maé FRANCK TAYTOR. EW LEATHER AND FINDING STORE, 485 Tenth Street West. ss R ‘The subscriber, having oper ed a store in the above branch of business, ‘woud fespectfully invite shoe- makers in Washmgton and the surrounding count-y to call and examine his stock, cousisting in part of Oak ang Hemlock Tanued Sole eather, ‘Bret ch Caif-kin of » variety of make; also, Atmerican do.. Bult Leather, Wax, Upper and lisnatd French Las: M of every quality and Having concluded to sel! exclusive'y for cash. I ‘ek sales and sinall profits. vantage to cxll eiches na gise- ARRAGH, 485 10th street wes: befo: R. J. AUCTION SALES. Prete er inna ea eee sen TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. pe tae cnt By J.C. MoGUIRE, Ai re ERY VALUABLE IMPROVED SND UN- IMPROVED Property ar Prsiic Sare.—On TURSDAY AF NOON, May 4th, af 534 0"clk, on the premises, I sh ii sl] Lots i4 and i5,in Square D, unproved by two four-story Brick Houses, situ- ated on Maine Svenue, pear 6th street west, on the south sids Dg and posite the District Armee lots an inches deep, running back to a ‘The erst houre contains eleven Sw pam : hes a carrisge house and stable in the rear. The west house and ‘ot the same, excepting the bui'dreg. The improvements are nearly new geod or- der, one being ust painted and "papered, and had 85 pipes ‘uced, and is now tenant. . Aud at the same time three Building Lots edjoue ing on the west. 5 Pitle perfect and sue positive. Terms : One- fourth cash ; balsnoe in 6, 12,12, and 24 months. with interest, seoured by deed of trust on the premises. Also,on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Sth, at 542 o'clock, on t In Square 518, bemng nf; a) Premises, three Bu ding part of Lot No. 2, each fronting 22 feet on north G atreet, between 4th and Sth streets west, running back 10) feet. These lots are immediately opposite Judiciary Square. Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOOD . Ma: 6th, at 6 o'clock, on the Eisvsices, Lots 15,17, 19, 3, 21, 24, and 25, in Square 650, fronting on Half street nd M street south, (about 46 000 square feet.) rins: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months. with interest, seoured by deed of trust on the premis J.C. McGUIRE, Auct._ mas d By J.C. MoGUIRE, Auctionee: CORPORATION STOCK AT AUCTION —On WE 2SDAY AFTERNOON. Ma Sth, at he 4s +a the Auction Rooms, | shall sell, in lots ‘oO snit— $1,120, Corporation of Washington Six Per Cent. Stock oo Corporation of Georgetown Six Per Cent. Stoe! 4,50 Corporation of Alexandria Six Per Cent. Coupon Stock. ‘Terms cash, in current funds. ma 3 St JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet. iN, Auctioneer. D KITCHEN FURNI- ops. &C.. aT AvCTION.—Op instant, | Ml sell, at _ at No, 22 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween ii streets, the Elects of'a denier de- elmung he Assortment consists of ‘ofas, les, Washetands, 8, High age and French Bed- Glasses, Toilet Sets, olst rod Pul TURE, Faxcy THURSDAY, theét oclo@k a.m. . ursex, Ladies’ and Children’s Cot- nad Fancy Hose, pes, Thrend, ‘aucy Jewelry, Segars, Perfumery, &e. With many other articles, tion, ‘Terms cash, ma 3-d i, sted too numerous to men- A. GREE —. EEN, Anct, _ .By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. SPLENDID ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE \) Plaxo FoRTE, KLEGANT FRENCH PLATE MiR- RORS, RICH SILVER-PLATED Wake, FURNITURE AND EFFRCTS aT Avetion.—On THURSDAY MORNING, May 6th, at ten o'clock, at the r dence of W. Henry Palmer, Eaq , F street, between 13th and 14th streets, I shall sell’ all his Furniture and household Ett prising Elegant Rosewood Seven-octave Piano Forte made to order by Kuabe & Co., Baltimore, aud oust shi cui Chairs, Centra and fancy Parior Table=, = e ciequnt French Plate Mirrors, with slabs and ‘ackets, Rich Green and Gold Brocatelle Curtains, with Lace Curtains. heavy Gilt Coruec, &c., Superior Marble Mantie Clock, Parian and Bronze Buets and Fizures, Elegant French China Vase and Ornaments, Beautiful Medallion Parlor Carpets, Brussel i 1. Carpets, Otletoth ait Matting bro-ze a ui ghis, Large quantity ¢ prising Salw Pie 1eTR, ¢ ting. it Gas Chande! and rs, Drop elegant S.lver-plated Ware, com 3 of assorted sizes, Tea S © Baskets, Sugars and Crean msnud forks, Ae. Band French China Diner Set, Gold Tex and Coffee Service, Set of Crystal Cut and Engraved Glassware, Su: pr Rosewood Marble top Sideboard, Soli on Extension wining Table, Aim Chairs to mateh, Superior Walnut Library Table, Revolving Caairs, Loung Excellent Iron Sate t, "4 Castors. Handsome Porple and Ric iver plate, &c., in oak case, for dining room use, Ecamellod Cottage Set, Jeuny Lind Bedsteads, Dressing and Haar and Hos B ‘ain Bureaus and Washstands, Mattresses, Pillows, ‘oilet Sets, ie eke, and under, cash ; over that acd tinrty deys, for sutisiae~ torily endorsed notes, bearing intevest Ap S-d - C. MeGUIRE, Auet, FUTURE DAYS By A REEN, Auctioneer. I ANDSOME BUILDI LOT ON SOUTH A STRRET, NEAR THE CaPitoL, at Arc — On FRIDAY, the 7h instant, I shal! sel in front of Never -baris of Lots Nos.2 sbaving a frouten south A t.running back Ht fet to a S0-fect dand 4th streets east, This oroperty i near the Cap: 2nd presenis many induce- good investment. s cash. A. GRVEN, Auet. AKNUAL SS SAL virtne 2 Writs G1 fiert facins, issued dre ot the Carcuit Court of the D r the eounty of W shall oxpuse Ata point ‘ soul frou i Bridge street and Market Spave, an 22 West he north wail Of the lwo story vthereby de- seribed, and the 3] « S? feet, ace ZT feet Ul be mter seuth wall of sud house suby sud line reversed east to the southenst corner of-aid house, id with the line of Market § z ce of beginning, wh the nid house, together wiihall and nents thereon, seized and lev ty of George K hod Jr... and and sa ua Hatcher 36. and 137 f Cline and lert and John . DB. HOOVER Marshal tor the Distnet of Colump: 1197 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for wautof wdders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April next, ltd, same hour and place. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. lio" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER poses ed, np ES 7th of May, 18s: same hour ani 2. oe. , J.D HOOVER, Marshal for District of Co went, ARSHAL’S S. south and nnd then certh feet 6 inches horthenst ov singular the ted upon as the prop: will be cod fo satinty to October term, 185 and Nancy Hatcher, Fudiciwis to May ter Dillon, Peter Dulon, Crombaugh. dts ner m 27-ts ap 3-ts N) —In virtue of two (2) writs of fi sued from the Clerk’s ctfice of the Cure the District of Columbia for the County ton, a me direated, I shall expose to public sale, for SiH, in front of the Court se door of snd County,on FRIDAY, the lith ¢ f May, 1854, at 12 o’vlock m., the fol” ed property, to wit: All defendant s right, title, claun, end interest mand to Lots Nox. 1,2. S, and 4, in Square No. 144. together with all and singular the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, D.C., seized and levied upon asthe property of Charles H. Van Patten, and will be sold to satisfy No. t6 Judicinis, to October term, 18: a favor of Win. G. W.and Jas... White, and No.6? Judical to October term, 1458 in favor of Janes C. MeGuire administrator of John D. B: . J.D. HOOVER, Marshal forthe District HAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three (3) of heri facts, issued frum the Cierk? he Ctreuit Court of the D: g ma tor the County of Washin ee od, I shall expose to public x front of the Court House door of said FRIDAY, the 2iet day of May, 1858, m., the following desaribed defendant's cht, title, o'ai part of Lot} in Square southeast corner of raid (3) feet, thence north unin inches. thence east eight (8 the rear line of said tot No part of Lot No. point ou K str y lowing descr ap %-ts for Casu, in county, on at 12 o’c.ock, property, to wit: All a interest inand to No. with K eight #1X (si) foet eleven (11) eet , thenoe south with 3 to herinning. Also, in Square No. 5:5, 5 leet from the southeast oorzer of said lot, and runuiug west to southeast vorner of Lot No.3, tuence north with the west line of Lot No. 2 une ¥-six (96) feet eleven (11) anches, then east And parallel to line thirt four (34) feet, thence south ninety -wix (96) reet eleven (ii) i hes to be ginning. together with ali and s ngular tue improv: ments thereon, in the City of Washington D.C seized and levied upon as the property of Palin Sims, sug will be sold to satisfy, No. 183 Judicial January term. 1858, ia favor of Mors, Morris, and Nos. 212 and 213 Judicials terin, 1858, in favor of Middleton, Beall A. Hooe, .D. HOOVER, ap QW tx of the District of Ci ARSHAL's SALE.—In virtue of a writ cf NV fieri facins on sc. fa, under lien law, iseyed from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of i gabington, and tome di J, 1 sisn!l expose to public sate for Cash, in front of the Court house door of said coun- ty,on TUESDAY, the 25th day of May next, 1858, at 12 0’elock, m.. the following desoribed to wit: all defecdant’s Fight, title, oiaim, and inte- restinand toacertain Brick But'ding erected on Lot No. 13, iu Sanare No. 722, in the city of Wash- ington, D. C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, sud running back hole depth of sud Lot, seized and levied upon property of John H. Peters, and will be sold to satisty Judicial No. 152, to May term, 1858, in favor of John Purdy. SELDEN, WV. SE, ap%-ts | Marshal for the District of Columbia. ici Colombio. By A. GRE EREM PrORy Se OTS ee ee — wary p.—On THURSDAY the shall sell,at public augtion, Lot Nu. wo, ainl een of t No, 23, pice. ~~ eats ames een and 5 inehes, contaiming in the Auctioneer, OF TWO Ly front on sout! 8q i seg ome th argent ge ‘ - TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. SEER iE ee ae ered cred Sg Additional from Eurepe. Hanivax, May 3 —in tbe British Parliament a resolution bad been edopted lions of excheqner bills on the pg ae teean The abolition of Cb rates In the House of Commons. n** Bad been debated The Attorney General announced - nard having been duly tried eye ge further proceedings would be ieee Line in regard to the French conspt acy. Lord Stanley informed the House that until in- formation be received from the Canadian Govern. ment, he would refrain fom stating the inten- he Lome Government with ament to be possessed. to the value of £300 perannum. A resol) was adopted to inquire into the al destitution in Donegal, Ireland D’israeli moved that a stamp duty of one Penny be imposed on all banker's check»—carried unanimously. D'Israeli, for the Goverament, a of religion and protection of would be granted in O: with justices. ee that Property compatibie national defences, saying that mach hostility ex- isted on the Continent avainst Engiand, and that aifairs are more critical at present than they bave — — the death of Pitt. ue US. Service Club, of London, gave a grand banguet to the Duke of Maiakott, ai which he made a flowery «) b The citizens of Manchester aoe to Sir James Brooke, jorneo—the tacentive bei ~< with China by the way of Rorneo. The Rajan calls on the British Government to assume sove- analy of the Island, and the London Times en- jorsed his appeal Gough. .be tem to the Court are * : ‘b for auntiel eee against Dr. Lee's, also a tempera: vocate, who had charged Gough with meg toe — totgnedes ug rn This was di: ed by aittidavies word Campbell, the it judge, dicintosed the eae ree cl i The Calentta mail of the 23d March announces that Brigadier Campbell's force returned from Pursuit of the enemy onthe 20th Oa the Zist, the Mobries, Nena’s retreat, was stormed. He escaped, and a reward of 50,000 rapees is offered for bis bead General Outram's force had discovered and destroyed the rebels in Lucknow Their prime Minister is said to be am: ng the kilied. ‘The Governor General's proclamation, calling on the Zemendais to submit, bad Produced no etteet. In Oude the enemy were fying towards Seeandra The Sersian ministry have resigned, and the complications in affairs are increasing. The Bernard sensation in France was subsi- + and the director of the Constitutionnel {hod been dismissed for publishing an ex- ug article against England Sir Hope Grant bad ‘di rsed a body of the insurgents ander Rajah Jelosing’ at Karee, tak- ing twelve of their guns. The disarming act was being enforced in the Norluwestern provinces. kh stags the King of Delhi bad not been B blic utta the business in n produce dull At Mad-as the import market was active «s from China report the prices of tea sined, with heavy stocks “8 money market money was over- ty The Stock exchange closed steadily, although the funds bave been depressed froin “Naples _re- fasing the demands of Sardinia had given a ban- Rajab of Ssranak, the trade opened Tance lectu er, imports was limit- Philadeiphia M nicipal Election. PHILAvELPMia, May 5 —The election for mayor and city officers came of yesterday without any disturbance of moment. The entire people's ficket is elected. ‘Phe Mayor bas 4.300 mujority Tho other candidates were elected by majorities ranging from 2,500 to 3,600. ‘The Democrats have one majority in Select Council The Opposition have a majority of two-thirds in the Commoa Council National Typegraphical Unten. Cricaco, May3 —The National Typozraphicel Union convened in this elty to-day? Mee c Smith, of Philadelphia, was elected president for the ensuing year. It'was unanimously voted oa the next meeting of the Union be held et joston., -— Later from Havana. New Vorx. May 5 —The Chawha, from New Ovleans, via Havana on the 3th, arrived bere this morning The B:itish Minister to had arrived at Havana, and Santa Anna still remained Mexteo, Lord Otway, sailed for Vera Cruz at St. Thomas. From Albany. Albany, May 4—The Tayior and Brennan lease of the giound opposite Washington Market, with the piers and water rights, is for One year from the 2th of April, at $5 000 per annum, y~ abie quarterly, in advance = — Army Ofiicers St. Louis. _Sr_Lovis, May 4.—The following officers of the US. Aumy have arrived bere: Gen. Smith, Gen Harney. Col. Jobusen, Maj Macra, Maj Chapman, Capts. Haumplieys and Pleasanton Maunicipat Election. IXDIANAPOLIS, May 5 —The munizipat election came off here yesterday. Theeutice Republican Ucket for city otficers was elec ted, as well es five out of the seven Counciln New Voux, April 5.—The s from Monrovia Maret morning — Outward Bound. Boston, May 5 —The R_M. steamer Canada sailed for Live:pool, via Halifax, at neon to-day with M0 passengers, but no specie Baitumere Markets. Batimoke, May 5.—Flour is unchanged Howard street and Obio $1.37%, City Mills Sta mG 35 Wueat is steady; fair to prime red @ta$i 0g good to prime white at $1 25a8! 30. closea with an advancing tendency; white 62a65c _, yel- low 65a67e Provisions are dull and enerally unchanged Whisky is dull at wxavt ve, a . oop-of war Dale Lu, arrived bere this New York Markets. New York May 5 —Piour is heavy a sales of 9 UWU bbls. State #4 sass 1s; Obie eo at 40; Southern steady at $4 aSadi 70 W beat is dull with & declining tendenc of 3.000 bushels ; Southern red $1.20aS1 22; Western red #105 is up yellow Pork is dull; mese $18 O; prime $14 75 squie', Chicago repacked’ $12 [Sestd duil at Halls Whiskey is y; sales $1 Wa¥1 12, white white $1.10. Corn dy ales of 15,000 bushels; white 70a Beet Lard is ec dull at 20¥¢. for Ohio Financial. New Yor, Mays —Stocks are dutland lower Chicago and Roe’ bonds Island 754 ; Ilinois Ceut ai “hi ta Crows and Mil. S\+ Michigan s New York Centr NOON; Reading 27%; Canton Co wx; Wi, SALE, AND HIKING TABLE Corner of 13%, streetand Peansylvania avenue, ‘The undersigned begs leave to announce to citizens of Washington, and the pubuc - iu general. thar he has just completed one vf the faest Stables in the city, where can. Al aii Limes, be obtained as foued any- My stock comprises a fine asso'tment of yle and action, cannot be *eur- ‘able inthe Country,and choice let carringes and light wagons. very on ws reasonable terms as at tin the city. Give me a eall, and satisfaction, ALLISON NAILOR, Jn ma 4 Sm* rpuomas H. BENTON, D APPLETON & CO. New ¢ respectfully an: wilshortly pubes thst the CAKD. ORK, 'y have in press. and Volume Vu TON'S ABRIDGMENT + THE NGRESSION- L EBATES, hed to the end ore Su Bs tv inciude the hustory af the creat oo: weasure, of all the memorable politionl eveuts which eebene Tho last sheet fell from: the Getioarhe ha ‘bat few 0. hours before he expired. SHILLINGTON, Cc msmyergeed nd Sanssoner, orner 445 sireet ‘8. BV a, Agent for Bentoa’s Abridgment of the mad 3st _____ Debates of Congress. Ceecks, WATCHES. AND JEWELRY. reat vanety of Clocks, 1 ; h LOC ; WATCHES and JEW aby of tt piste styles and best makers ; CLOCKS for, poate, He , Bar roows, Offices, Churches, Par- c. Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind. &@ to the trad wholesa! great Clock, Waton, and Jewoles En pore et a J) ROBINSON, apZim ‘S49 Oppo. Browns’ Hotel. EN THOUSA, LLARS WORTH OF T the best Fane ere, cash. at Li aes