Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. I> Advertisements should be sent in by 11 e’cleck a ™.; otherwise they may net SPP ar until the next The Star iw Avexanpata —From this date, Mr George E. French, Periodical and Newspa- Per dealer, 10) King street, Alexandria, will act as the Agent of The Star in that city. All sub- Scribers owing balances for Tue Star, delivered by the carrier in Alexandria, will please pay Jno. Randolph Boushbey up to Saturday evening Bm xt. All Alexandria subscriptions to The Star after that date, will be payable to Mr. Geo. F. Freneh We take pieasure in recommending our late agent. Jno Randolph Boushbey, for any employ- ment he may seek, as being a steady and reliable youth, as competent to transact business as any other of bis age and experience we know. AMERICAN MepicaL Assoctarion.—After the closing of our yesterday's report, the resolutions accepting the apologies of Drs. Reese and Bryan were reconsidered and referred—after considera- bie debate and much excitement—to the commit- tee of the whole, Dr. Edwards occupying the chair. A memorial from the Philadelphia county Medical Society, giving a detailed account of the McClintock case was read McClintock, it aj pears, had been expelled from the association for selling quack nostrums, after which Drs. Reese and Bryan had viven certificates of his fitness for the charye of Blockley Hospital, Philadelphia. After the adoption or arule limiting all speech- es, save Dr. Reese’s reply to the memorial, to five minutes— Dr Reese said the apology offered yesterday was the fruit of what be understood to be an ar- rangement between certain of bis friends and the gentlemen having charge of this memorial [fhis was pronounced false] He had signed the paper recommending Dr. McClintock with- ent thought, and because of the necessitons con- dition of Dr| Me€.'s family The idea that be whose whole life had been a crusad ainst nos- trams and quacks, he who bud even broken off friendship with McClintock because of hi nexion with the matter, being tn any way com- promised with nostrum vending. needs d nothing more to confate it (han that he should mention it in the presence of this assembly where he was known. {Applause | He had gone as far in apology as Lis friends thought proper, and was willing to yo as far as an was perfectly piain that le had been misled, be- « the action as now taken placed him in the position of introducing the matter He left it to the mevting to judge how far the contract bad been fulfilled by the other side A motion to refer the matter to a committee of seven baving been made by Dr. Attinson, it was opposed by Dr. A’ Lee, of Penna., who said tbat upon the action of the Association in this case depended the continuance of many of its mem- bers in connection with it Dr. Payne, of Va_, told, in illustration, of two Virgintans—a storekeeper and a lawyer—both of them Quakers and members of a temperance so- ciety. Tue lawyer would take a little on the aly and when, on one oceasion the storekeeper had iven a poor fellow a glass of brandy, and was ronght up to be censured for it by the society, the lawyer did theeensuring. Kousing himselfto his full height, and looking at the culprit before Lim, bis censure ran thus: ‘‘Jeems, thee should be more circumspect."? Dr. Payne ‘thought Dr. Reese should be more circumspect, and that his ap logy should be accepted. Dr. Contie, of Pa , wished to make a statement; but was interrnpted by Dr. Bowling, of Tenn . who made an explanation of why he induced Dr Reese to make the apology. He said that certain gentlemen from Philadelphia had told him that if the Dr. made that apology the subject would be dropped The debate was continued very warmly be- tween Drs. Contie, Cox, La Roche, Payne Jewel!, Davis, and others ; at its conclus De. ology, when the committee Reese cffered an a tose and reported his apology satisfactory, and recommended its acceptance by the Association Dr. Lindsley, President, resumed the Chair, and the report was adopted Dr. Reese then read an apology, which was declared by some members insufficient, because it did not coutain the word * regret.” For awhile De. R_ refused to insert it, and much con- fusion ensued. At length the matter was settled by the unanimous accept: of the following apology, in which Dr. Bryan joined Dr. Reese. “The undersigned regrets that he certified to the professional! qualiticatiuns for Blockley Hos- pital, Philadelphia, of an expelled member of this body; and hereby offers this apology for his departure from the ethical code.” The chair announced that the Pennsylvania, the Wilmington and Manchester, the Iilinois Central, the Richmond and Petersburg, and the =. C. Northeast Railroad Companies would ouly charge fare for delegates one way And at fifteen minutes to four o’clock the As- scciation adjourned until this morning. THIRD DAY. Meeting opened at 94 o'clock. The papers of the Secretary now beiag present, the reading of the minutes of yesterday was deferred. On motion of Dr Foster, of Tenn and corm ali - eon p dment that before reference um the State committees for their call be made up reports, having wen rejected br Grant, of N.Y , asked leave to present a complaint against the New York Medical Col- lege, bat upon information by Dr| Rdwards that acommittee on ethics would he re vended by the nominating: committee, he withdrew bis request The minutes were then read. Several propo- wals to amend them were made, and either ruled out of order or withdraw The appointment during last year of Dr. Geo Haywood, of Boston, as a delegate to represent the Aiucricau Medical Association in kindred sucievies in Europe was announced by Dr The deaths of Drs. Marshall Hall, TY Sim- mons aud David Walton were an inced Phe committee to whom was referred the sub- ject of a Convention of Medical College, reported the following preamble aad resolutions, through their chairman, De. S DD. Grose The committee to whom was referred the reso- lutions appended to the report of the special com mite on Medical College, bave adopted the fol- lowing preamble and resolution : Fully appreciating the value and importance of the resolution under which they were appoint- ed, but a majority of the geutlemen constituting this commitive not being authorized by the med- test facalties of the several colleges with which we are connected to act as their representatives in tnis matter, and therefore reyarding it quite im- possible to secure a convention of delegates in fue interim of the meetings of the Association ; therefore— #- solved, That we recommend to all the med- ical colleges entitled to a representation in this body, thal they appoint delezates, expecially in- steucted to represent them im a meeting to be held at Louisville on Monday, the day immedi ately preceding the convention of the American Medical Association for the year I-59, at ten o'clock, at sach place as the committee of ar- rangements shal! designate The reports of special committees for 1555 com- bag up as the order of the day— Dr. J. Foster Jenkins of New York. read a most intecesting report on © Spontaneons Umbil- teal Hemorrhage of the Newly f was succeeded by the reading of a rep tnost lmportant character on the * lotinence of Mariiazes of Cousanguisity upon Ollsprings,” from the pen of De SM Bemixs, of Ky De om the coi Te- F esentation tothe Wasbing tom National Monument, report that the stoue bad Leen prepared of Vermont marble, with a relievo represention of Hippocrates refusing the Presents of the Persian king, Artaxerx-s, and the suseription “ Venat Amor Patria’ The whole the work ef a young native artist, J Augustus fleck, of Leigh. Pa tee on Dr Pa read an abstract of the report of Dr & Andrews, of il. on ~ The functions of dif- ferent portions of the cerebellum ** De ampbell read the abstract of a report on the * Nervous concomitants of febrile dixeases;” which went to the committee on publication. Dr. 5. Marion Sims, of N. Y_, illustrated bis report on the ‘reatinent of the resnits of ob- structed labor” by charts; which caused the lady auditors to vacate the gallery. This was a most interesting report, and was listened to with profound attention, and at its conclusion was xfeeted with loud applause Dr Mark Stevenson, of N.Y , submitted his report on ‘ The treatment best adupted to each variety of cataract, with the method of operation, place, tine. &e ; whieh he accompanied by the exbibition of illustrative drawings Centee Magxet.—The late rains have leit the roads rather an unfavorable condition for wagons beavily loaded, and xo the attendance of country dealers at the market was not as large as wal The demand was not very brisk this morning, and the supply was ainple and of excellent 9 v the fish market, shad were selling for sper pair; large rock S1aSz each, small fish I-25 cents per buneb. ‘The hav stands were oceupted. the prices ranging from 75 cents to $110 perewt. The gangways were in good condition, and good o:der was preserved during market hours Tas Prayee Meretixos — Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather yesterday a large congregation attended the services. They were participated iu by the Rev. Messrs. Finckel, No- ole, Dr. Kingsford and others This week seems to Lave been one of the most interesting. At might, also, the attendance at the Young Men's meeting was large, when Rev Mr. Granberry, of the South church, preached an able sermon from * Bebold : now Is the accepted ime.’’ ‘Taverers oF Pustic Scroors —The regutar monthiy meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools, was held at the session room of the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, yesterday afternoon at4% o'clock. Present Col. Randolph, the President; Ro. Rickets, Secretary, Messrs Chapin, White, Walsh, Ironside, Wiison, Van Santford. Bacon and Price ‘The Board came to order, and efter the reading of the minutes of the preceding meeting, and their ion, abstracts of monthly reports were read from the teachers of the various schools. A'communication was received from Jas. F. Haliday informing the trustees of the want of room in the Washington Library, now occupied by primary school No. 1, first district Ae Ironsides offered the following resolution : Resolved, Resolved that the sub-! of the first district be anthorized to submit to the Board of Aldermen and the Board of Common Council the proposition of Rev. F. Morrison, relative to the sale of lot in square 206 for the accommoda- tion of primary school No. 3, together with the estimates for the proposed addition to the house ; adapted. Sundry bills were duly certified and ordered to be paid. Dr. Ironside, from the committee on the annual examination, submitted a programme, to be ob- served during the examination, as follows : Primary Scnoots. Monday, June 14. First district—Examined by sub-board of Sec- ond district. No.1, Miss Ritchie, by Mr. Young; No. 2. first department, Miss Lowe, by Mr. Cha- in; No. 2, first department, Miss Slater, by Mr. n Or Second district—Fxamined 4 sub-board of Third district. No. 1, Miss Acton, by Mr. Brandt; N 2, first department Miss Ran ra bv = Price; No. 3, Miss McCarty, by Mr. Walsh. Third district—Examined by sub-board of Fourth district. No. 1, Miss Elvans, by Mr. Wilson ; No. 2, first department, Mixs Moore. by Mr White; No 3, Mrs. Clark, by Mr. Willett. Fourth distriet—Fxamined by sub-board of First district. No.1, Miss Adams, by Mr. Tron- side; No 2, Miss Lee, by Mr. Randolph; No 3, Mrs. Skidmore, by Mr. Van Santford. Wednesday, June 16 First district—No 2, second department, Miss Hoover, by Mr Young; No.3, Miss Robinson, by Mr. Chapin; No 4, Miss Mills, by Mr. Bacon. Second district—Examiaed by sub-board of Third district, No. 2, second department, Miss Read. by Mr. Walsh; No. 4, Miss Billings, by Mr. Price Third district—Examined by sub-board of Fourth district. No.1, second department, Miss ‘Thompson, by Mr. Wilson; No 2, second de- partment, Miss Sanderson, by Mr. White; No 4, Miss Choate, by - Willett. Assistaut’s department, Second district school, by sub-board of First district. Thursday, June 17. Third district—Examined by sub-board of Fourth district. No. 1, third department, Misa St. John, by Mr. Wilson; No. 5, first depart- ment, Hilton, by Mr. White; No. 6, Mrs. Freeman, by Mr. Willett Friday, June 18. First distriet—Male, first department, Mrs Rodier, by sub-boa d of Second district. Second district—No. 5, Miss Vjard, by Mr Walsh Third district—No. 5, second department, Miss Simons, by Mr. Willett Assistant’s department, —— district school, Miss Parsons, by sub-board of Fourth district. ronday, June 21. First district—Male, second department, Miss Hall, by sub-board of Second district Second district—Male, Mre. Ogden, by sub- board of Third district. Third district—Male, Miss Moss, by sub-board of Fourth district Fonrth district—Male, Miss Edson, by snb- board of First district Distkier Scioorns, Examined by the whole B. urth district—Male, Thursday, July 1; Friday, Jul Third district Wednesday, Jul Seeond district—Male, Thursday, July s; male, Friday, July 9. First district—Male, Monday, July 12; female, Tuesday, Suly 13 Select class of tive boys and five girls, from each district xchvoi, at the Smithsonian Institu- tion Thursday, July 15 Paemiums Ist. Silver medal to best scholar in each school or department of school. General conduct, pune- tuality, and improvement within the year, will be taken into consideration in this award 2d. One premium in each class, for attention to study and general improvement 3d. Que premium in each class, conduct 4th. One premium to each pupil who has been punctually present every school day throughout the year Sth In addition to the above, diplomas will be awarded for general or special merit, not to ex- ceed five to each school or department of school ‘Teachers are not allowed to present premiuins at the public distribution The teacher of each primary school will fur- nish the examiver or exai ers with a list of the premium pupils as soon as practicable after the examination; and the teachers of district schools will furnish the sub-boards of their district with similar information, for transmission to the gen- eral board The etary and Treasurer of the Board ara authorized to procure the medals, diplomas. and hooks for preminis; to have the diplomas filled nd the books suitably inseribed aud for- them fo the sub- Boards of the dittereat dis- ts in-suiticient time for a deposite with the teachers previous to the day of distribution books must be free from political or sectarian ney hool to be examined will assemble at one o'clock, p.m, for exite ion; and the ex- ercines will commence at o'clock > Where more than one department ah u the same ination on rand be dis- fe- esday, July 6; female fe- for exemplary room. the department not for exar that day will meet at the usual he missed at on rk he fol nye usiy adopted : Re ed, That the committee of arrangements be requeste d to invite the faculties of Georgetown and Columbian Colleges, to conduct the exam!- nation of the select classes on Thursday, July 15th, and Friday, July 16th, at the Smithsonian Institution Mr. Bacon submitted the names of Miss Cath- rine Murphy, and Miss Martha V. Fletcher, as having passed a g examination, either of whom were well qualitied to be elected to the lace of assistant of primary school No.3, Second istrict, recently instituted. Miss Fleteber be- ing a graduate of the public schools of Washing- ton, was elected, though both were equally re- commended. Mr White bere introduced to the Board Prof. Donaldson, « blind lecturer on the subject of education, who mad some brief remarks in re- lation to the subject of educating the blind, as Well as some general remarks upon the subject of systematic education. He Proposed to visit the public schools of this city and to lecture be- fore such of them as might feel disposed to un- derstand bis system. On motion, permission was given him to visit the schools for sitid object. The Board then adjourned. tion was submitted and Sevente Warp Pestic Meetinc.—Atameet- ing tn the Seventh Ward, Wednesday evening, irrespective of party, P. M. Pearson was called to the chair, J. Van Riswick appointed secretary. The object of the meeting being stated, to nomi- nate an independent ticket for one Alderman, three Councilmen and one Assessor, Mr. J) Van Riswick was nominated for Alderaan, but de- clined ; Mr. Chas. Polton was nomi for re- election to the Council, but also declined; Mr HA Clarke was also nominated for Council d declined. viving as a reason for so doing that , deatitied himself with another party ing teket Was then unanimously nom- Por Alderman—P M_ Pearson; Com- h Council—Thos. E Lloyd, Chas Wilson, Thos. E Milstead ; Assessor—Jobn H. Bird. CRiminaL Court —Yesterday, in this Court, Joln Haghes was tried for stealing, ou or about lasr Christmas, eight five dollar notes, one twen- ty-dollar gold piece, four two-dollar-and-a-half gold pieces, three gold dollars, one fifty-cent iece, and one pocket book, valued at one dollar, Patrick Hand guilty as ind ‘The jury rendered a verdict ted. Sentenced to two years? he Penitentiary of the District be Court then adjourned until Friday at ten o'clock, a. m. The case of Wil- Hams and Barret for assault and battery witb in- tent to kill Messrs. Entwisle and Lewis on Cap- itol Hill is set for trial on Friday. An Opect oF Pity.—This morniug, a poor lad, about eleven years old, miserably clad, ap plied to Justice Donn, to be sent to the work- house as a vagrant. He was evidently verysick, and bis symptoms were those of scarlet fever He yave his name as Thomas Connor; that he lived with his brother at the Water Works; but bis brother had driven Lim away; and now that he was very sick no oue would take him into a family, Le thought the workhouse was the best place he could voto, until he gets well enough to Had a plice of employment elsewhere. He was sent down for ninety days Supkeme Court—Wedaesday o. 97. Jas Barton, plaintiif in error, vs. Rovert Forsyth. ‘The argument in this cause was concluded by Mr. Reverdy Jobnson for the plaintiff in ertor No. 104. Eneas McFaul, plaintitfin error, rs. James C mene The argument of this cause was commenced by Reverdy Johnson, Jr. for the plaintiff in error, and continued by Mr. Norris for the defendant in error. Adjourned. Dear. coop puBLic, do not forget Carusi’s su- perb May Ball that is to be at the Assembly Rooms, on Monday night next, A May Batt.—The May ball of the season was that of M. Gaszynski and daughter, at Temper- GEORGETOWN. ance Hall, on E street, last evening. It was, in | Correspondence of The Star. reality, a most brilliant affair, where was assem- Grorcrtown, May 6, 1858. sembled a rare association of beauty, grace, tal- We feel extremely obliged to a friend for bis ent and wit—one of these peculiarly happy festive timely suggestion in regard to a union celebrz- occasions where— eyes tion of the Sabbath Schools of our city, on the si jooked love to eyes that spake again, approaching fourth of July, and we now throw And all went merry as a Matrriage-bell !’? We will not pretend to enumerate the distin- | ot the suggestion in time to give the managers guished guests, forthe company embraced a large | of them an opportunity to consider the matter number of the eltte and fashionable among | and make the necessary preparations should they our citizens and temporary residents icu- | think proper to return again on our approaching ous in the assembly, however, we observed our national anniversary, to the former good old plan venerable Chief Magistrate, President Buchanan, of celebrating the day. The objection toa union whose countenance was radiant with good hu- | celebration for several years past has been the mor and gratification. Senator Clay, also, em- difficulty in obtaining a place suitable for tne braced the occasion to escape for awhile fromthe } 5 1,, We think ifthe proper steps are taken onerous dutied of a legislator. and with his ac- | {i the proper quarter a place can be had to which complished lady, to mingle in this scene of enjoy- | pone will object. ment. Hou. C. J. Faulkner and his lady were | “4 jarge number of the medical gentlemen in also among the guests, and their beautiful daugb- attendance at the Medical Convention in your ter was the “Queen” of the occasion. But we | city came over among us, yesterday, and after shall proceed no farther in ego | those present, visiting several of the ph ‘ians of our city, re- as a description of the scene will be more inter- paired to the Georgetown College, where they esting to our readers. were cordially received by the President, Rev. The throne was B.A Maguire, and entertained in the most hos- being beautifully pitable manner. jictu: ue in the extreme, famed with flowers, and in the centre of the arch surmounted by a | Officers Kitchen and Gross arrested, day. painting of President Buchanan. tastefully encir- | G W. alias Asbury Lansdale, col » char cled with a wreath of roses The Queen of May | with: having robbed the premises of Senator ‘Trambull, in your city. A portion of the money said to have been stolen was found upon his per- son. He was lodged in the watch-house. He was taken before Justice Reaver this morning and committed to jail for a further hearing. He is also charged with stealing a parcel of silver plate, &c., and various other articles. The entire length of the line of the C & O. (Miss Eaulkner) was the exact personification of the character she sustained—a queen in ev.T sense of the word. About fifteen years of age, and very beautiful, she was the observed of all ob- servers She was simply dressed, in a white satin boddice and skirt, over which was thrown a covering of cloud like itlusion, giving hera weird or fairy-like appearance; her head was ornamented with a wreath of simple white flow- | Canal is reported this morning to be in excellent ers, a halo of innocent loveligess. Her maids of | navigable order. Since our report of Saturday honor (Misses Mason and Wilson) were two | 47 yoats have arrived, 37 of them from Cumber- Hebes; their maids of honor, in their turn, were land, bringing about 3,300 tons of coal for the in perfect keeping with the rest. On either side | 4 merican and Detmold Companies ‘The re- of the throne was a page, mounting a golden | jainder from other points with tour, lime-stone, staff, the guardians of + majesty.”* Seated around | wood, &c. We learn that Mr. Brengle, the were the faithful subjects of the floral court, all | president of the Company, is making strenuous appropriately d » and all rendering sponta- | . torts to raise the means necessary to meet the nevus homage to their royal mistress claims of the Late oificers of the Company. The fancy dancers were generally very young |" “yhe following shipments of coal have been ebildren, but they performed their parts respec- | ade from Ray's dock since our report of Satur- tively with so yreat skill and accuracy as to day: Sehr. Moses Van Name, Van Name, 330 enable us to assert, with trutb, that these exer- tons for New York, and M. Clinton. Veal, Wt elses were among the best of their description we tons for ‘Troy, by the American Company, and have ever witnessed Among those worthy of | Hiorence, Pe ‘tuam, (32 tons tr Noreen. ay the special notice were the “Highland Fling,’ by Detmold’ Company: Miss Orsina Van Camp; “xailors Hornpipe,” by | Wye would adviee the Star's humerous readers, Master Guthrie ; + Cracovienne,” by Miss Gath- rie; ** La Satteralla,’? by Miss A. Poulton ehuea,’? by Miss Welch; +Pas Seul, los las,’? by the same; and several others, of w we have only omitted Lonorable mention becanse we have forgotten the names of the performers. Bat the crowning perfor e of the whole was vy Miss Juliette Visser, a ‘*Grand Medley of all Nations,’’ the performance of which was full of grace and fairy-like posturing, and was rewarded who may wish to spend this evening pleasantly and profitably, to attend at the Congress street MP church and hear the lecture by Rev. Dr. Morris. ‘The Doctor has the reputation of being a fine speaker, and doubtless bis lecture of this evening will be of a very pleasing character. Aprived—Scbrs. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, coal to W.H. Godey; S. Lannin, Corcoran, Baltimore, lamber to E. Pickrell & Co.; John A. ce rile Jones, Thompson; Florence, Noyes, and N. Arie lotro se, nee, | Hes, Waal en Pu Vansovicnne,”’ by Misses I. and C. Maynard, two | C98! to Bogue & Donnelly ; jam How, Scot New York, cement to Capt. Meigs; also, severa! bay and river craft with staves, wood, &c. We would advise those in want of one cf the most beautiful sites fora private residence, to examine the advertisement of Mr. O. Z Muncas- ter. We regard it as a rare chance, and one that may not aguin soon be met with. ‘There is no visible activity in the flour or grain maikets; but few sales, and those of a limited character. Holders of tlour are demanding $4 50, but buyers refuse to operate to any extent at over ood Canal supertine brands. Wheat, red and white, of good qualities, is selling at #1.03a1 05 for the former, and $1 (sal.12 for the latter; but little offering. Corn—white, 60a61c.; yellow, SPECTATOR little atomies who attracted much adimiration by their infantile grace and skill. A plain Cotillon Polka Quadrille, “Les Lan- cers,” by all the pupils, wound up the fancy dancing, and then the floor was cleared for the benefit of the ‘‘children of a larger growth,”’ who took the place of the little ones, and then the dance went on; and when we left the pay scene, there was every disposition on the part of the company te keep it up ‘till morning.” A StccEstiox.—The Medical Convention has not yet decided what curative remedies should be applied, to free our city of the desperadors: that have so long rendered life and property in secure. Philbrick suggests, place plenty of goed books in their hands, and he will give them presents to induce them to read; if that should hot prove a remedy they uiust be without the pate of civilization. It AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TPRusiEs 3 SALE OF FURNITURE AND Fancy Goons, at Avetion—On TILUKS- HAY, tue [Sth instant, [shall sll, by order of the ‘Truste>. in irout of my auction store, corner of 7th and D streets, commencing at ten o'clock,® zeneral assortment ot Household and Kitchen Furniture, and the entire stock of a retail Faucy Store, ‘Terms cash a6 e0 Tue Contec Exuinirion —The exhibition of tbe junior class of Columbian College, to come off to-morrow (Friday) evening, at 73g o'clock, at the Smithson Institution, is destined to be a brilliant attair housands of the beauty, fashion and literary taste at this time gregated tu the Federal metropolis will sure tlead . MIARSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue AV teri facias issued Circuit Court of the District of Co! bia tor the county of Washington and to me directed, | shail expose to public sale for casi, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the let day of June, 1853, at 12 ock m., the following de- seribed property to wit, viz: All defendant’s right. title, claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos. 5, 6and 7, in Square No #83,1n the city of Washington, D. G,, together with all and singular the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as the property of Play of] James Crutchett, and will be sold to satisfy Judi- oia's Nos. 174, 202, 253, 259, 274, and 2%, to May term, 1858, in favor of Wim. P. Lasselie. Jas. C. MeGuire, Foes eet in tyler oe Pierce and udson Mitchell, against Jas. Crutchett, W. SELDEN, ma6é-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, XTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSE- Wood Piaxo Foxtx, Cainer FURNITURE, Gitt Frame Mingors, SILK AND DaAMask Uve TAIN®, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CaRPETs. &c.—On FRIDAY MORNING, May 14, at 10 0’cluck, and — daily at that hour until the whole is dis- exed of. I shall sell. by virtue of » deed in trust rom J H Freemsn, dated March 3ist,and recorded April 10, 1453. all and singular, the goods and chat tels. household and kitchen furniture, enumerated in the schedule annexed to said deed, and embraving every art.cle of sehold and kitchen furniture coutel etin the t House, situated on F, be- tween 13th and l4th streets, consisting ofa very ex- tensive collection Of superior Farle:, Lining-room, Chuimber Furniture, &c., such as— Kleg~nt Rosewood sevcn-cetave Piano-Fojte, by Chickering Elega.t French-plate cilt-frame mantel, pier, and oval Mirrors, of varieus sizes and styles Superior rosewood aud walnut ciiinsen plush-coy ercd French tete a-tete Sofas Suite of rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished to crimson and gold brocatelie, comprising two tety-a tete Sofas, two arm Chairs, and eight Potice Reroxts.—The police officers reported to the Chief of Police fifty cases during the week ending the Ist inst., as follows: First Ward. 4 cases; Second, Is; Third, —; Fourth, 9; Fifth, 3; Sixth, 6; Seventh, 10. WasHinoton TuratTRe.—Miss Avonia Jones, to-night, ax The Countess, in Knowles’s “‘Love.”? Go and see be ALEXANDRIA bas appointed forty-tive delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention. Warten Returns —Jobn Judge, disorderly; fine and costs, $244. Charles Reynolds, Md., do.; do. Isabella George, col’d, D C., do; do Johu Craig, vagrant, workhouse 90 days. Thos Conner, do.; do. Ten lodgers—non-residents. We cALt the attention of the public to the bust of Daniel Webster, which is now on exhibuion in the Rotunda of the Capitol. {tis the work of James McCallan, and his first attempt at sculpture. 2." A Correction—The undersigned pereiving in the States newspaper of ‘Tuesday, the 4th instant. a local paragraph headed “More Outlawry,” which reuects on them, respectfully state to the pubic thatitis entirely destitute Of tuth, so far as it Casts uspersions onthe manner in which they con- duet their well-known Pleasure Gardens on Capitol HH The “States” paragraph is as follow: . esterday was the openiug of Humphrey & Junemann’s Isger beer eaioun, ou Capito, Hil, and tha beverage, to judge effects. must have been beyond the standard strength allowed by law ; for, in niore than one instance, those who partook of it.if not "partially s.ewes orgut the dignity of gen- Uemen,” Now, the truth is, no person became intoxicated arlor Cl in Or on thelr promines. A young nein came there | suf Sot uitiemme walnut figured d- mask tnt xicated, and before he reached tha saloon the Parior Furniture, cousistin 7 police employed becume aware of the fact, and arm Chairs, Rocker, a d fc p ss (1 removed him eutirely beyond the inclos- tis due to the reputation of ‘het well-known rieasure Gardens toat these fa .ts should, under the circumstances, be known ; the statemeut they re- fute. being, as the undersigned are well aware, the result of malice on the part of & pe.son representing himeelf an employee of the States office i" Humpurgys & JuENRMANN, THE WonpErFvt Success of Dr Hostetter's cel acdsome wainut Whatnots, Sen 1 Various patterns Beau sofsand side Tables, in re ood, ahogany Elegant brocatetle, ard lace Curtains, throughout the house, with gilt Cornies, Cords, ‘Tassels, &c , complete Superior Velvet, Fuglish. Brusse’s and Three-ply Carpets througnou' the house ttageres, aud Book gbvated and unrivalled Stowgnch, Bitters, thom tne | BUUASt|* wad. eustian sll and stair Carpets time of its introduction to the public. proves cunciu- | Q i 4 n = Sively its manifest superiorty over any other prepa- Splemlid rosewood, walout and mahogany merble raion of the kind now manufactured. Its action on the digestive organs 1s of the most pleasing eharac- ‘emoving all diseases or morbidity, and giving t yp ecekaing Bureaus aod Washstands, Ward- robes Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads y mar- wy v8 . ad ‘and healthy tone. tn cures of s ocueates Cottage Sets, with and without yapeps of appetite, general mental or physi- y Vash- oul weakness. its operation is nost beneficient. in. | Solid caerry, Bedatends, Wardrobes and Wash ds of superior make Painted ¥ Redsteads and Washstands Superior curled hair Mattresses Fine feather Beas, Boisters and Pillows Very extensive lot of superior Blankets, Marseilles Quilts, Comiorts, Bedspreads. Sheeting, Bol ster and Pillow Slips French China, marbled and granite Toilet Sets Mahogany hair spring Sofas, Rockers, arm aud side Chairs Bookcases, Writing Desks, Arm Chairs Silver- plated Castors, Waiters, Tea and Coffee Urns. Spoons and Forks ; Walnut and mahogany extension, breakfast, card, and side Tables Superior oak cine seat dining Chairs French China and granite Dinner, Dessert and ‘Tea Servica Bleck tin Urns, Chafing Dishes, and Dish Covers Radi-tor, open grate and eir-tight Stoves ‘Toxether with & xeneral assortment of every article 1a the he keeping line, x $5) and nnoder, cash; over $50, and not 60, 60 and 9) days 3, deed, some of the most direful casea that have ever been Nuder medical treatment have been entirely cused by this great agent. Asa tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially before mea s. Fer eals by Draggists and dealers generally, eve- rywhere, ma 4 eost. Pennits.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, can always obtain them on application at the coun ter of tha Star Othce. Dyspepsta AnD Fita —Dr. Tracy Delorme, the great curer of Consumption, was for several years so afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the ti he was confined to his bed. He was eveutually cured by a prescription furnished him by a vouug clairvoyant girl. ‘This prese iption, given by & mere cid, while in a state of trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never having fuiled once. itis equally as sure in cases of Fits as of Dyspepsia. ‘The ingredients may be found in any drug store. 1 will send this valuable prescription to any person On the receipt of one stamp to pay post- age. Address Dr, Tracy DeLormx, great Curer of for approved endo Consumption, New York Post Office, ap 29-Im re dA. LINTC Weppinc Caxes, very pretty and very cheap; [oe | _™# 6-dts CC. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the J. ©. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. Phiiadelphia Contustouary corae 12th and F sts, Sy , . > ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Seer 4. Fussecr pee Srxeet West. xean Norru M Starer — ba = ae —— = |] On FRIDAY AFTr RNOON, May 7th, at 6 o’elk, MARRIED, on the premises. I shali sell, without reserve. part 5, of Lot No. 3, in Square No, 523, fronting 20 teet on Fea instant. 4 He Sie eaatzels sth atreet west, between nortti Ml N streets, Miss LUCY STONE, of Georgetown, D - Sears sa beautiful lot and in an excellent location (Balt. aod Fred. Co. Pspers wi'l please cope.) idence. On Saturday, May Ist. by the Rev Samuel! Fine- One-third cavh; the residue in 6 and 12 kel. Mr. FUGENE BETOUT to Miss ALPHON ith interest seoured by a deed of trust on SINE DUP LOT, adi of this city, * tne premises. mis 5-4 J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. AIR of SUPERIOR MATCHED HORSES AND A FIRST-RATE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS AT Avction.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sth of May 6 o'clock, in front of auction rooms, corner of 9th street aud Penasylvanis avenue, we i! sell— *e Carriage Horses, & In thixcity, on Wednesday, 5th instant, MAR- GARE, relict of the late Marmaduke Dove, in the 734 year of her ege Her friends and those of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of Dr. G. M Dove, 472 south | street,( Navy Yard,) to-morrow, (Friday,) at 3 o’clock. One pair superb matched Ba: years old, fail size, fast, and of elegant action, loi tails and full manes ; they are perfectly sound, ai free of fault or detect. Also, one nearly new Carriage, cost $850, has not oxtu 1, Between | been abused, and is, 1 fel, about as good ‘as new ; pe RORTNe FEAUSLIN also, the Finted Harness, in first rate order. SEHOLD AND KITCHEN "hey will sold separately or ether, as pur- E ar aucTion.—On MONDAY, the loth chasers deel Wish. idecttces . hall sell, in front of the premises, at 5! ‘he sale positive, as the owner, Commander »pa:t of Lot No, 24,in Square 250, h Lavelette, U. S. Navy, is about to leave the Dis- north I of 19 feet. by 79 feet 6inohes to | trict Persons wishing to buy can inspect the Hor- ey, With the improvemen which are & | ses previous tothe sale. handsome two story fieme Cottage House ard lack Witt. Bx Appep To THE ABOVE— buildings. 1, | One Family Carriage, very handsome, and but little ’ ‘This property is handsomely located on north use between 13th aud 14th streets west, fro.ting Frank: One New Bugzy Wagon, enameled lather top, made to order in the beat manuer, by a tip-top By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. H NDSOME TWO STORY FRAME COT- aG¥ House anv Lot on N 1SrH AND M4TH STREETS, Squakk, Piano Forts. H Peenity: lin Square. ‘Terms at sale. on TUESDAY, the th instant, 1 sell, ig the same house, beine No. 365, at &, ma] the Furniture in the house, viz: . Handsome Mahoxany Case Piune Forte, of fine tone and touch, Walnut Tete-a tetes, x Spring-seat and Mahogany Chairs. shall le Harness, 10 o'clock Ni VALL & BARNARD, Auots, ij THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED 7 : SATURDAY CNA Nipardt 2 ae hour sud place, when they will be positively sold. Sti 7ALL ARNARD, Auot'rs. Mahogany Secreiary aud Writing Table, nats SO WALT & BAR i * M JARSHAL’S SALE,—tn virtue of a writ of aborts Bareant Tables, Washstands and Bed- M fier: facias, issued from the C 's office of the ead: maker, Also, one set Sin ma 3 st one — of the Siakriek of pay err a. the Curtains, ‘ounty of Washington, an ) A Sind ea wed Statuary, eto public for ‘Casu.in front of the Court , Stair, and other Carpets, OVileluth and Matting, F eather Pillows, Hair aad Shuck Mattre: d ty,on FRIDAY, the lsth on} iy. Test eo inck ‘the following desoribed property, to wit: All defendant’s right, oy hes a 4 jlass. i ind interest to Lot N; uare No. Pa and pg fee in the Cit of Wacamatens D together with aif And many other artici: hich we deem unnecessa- rae singul at the eareneeaens Fe ereon, naeixed = Teme ir feruvieres Under $25cash; over $25 | and willbe sold to satisfy Judicial No. 98,to May goods of 6 and Foe for notes satisfactorily en- | term, 1858, in favor of Wm. BS ecoperd. ER mead wUNeinterente GREEN, Aust, hike Columbis, p15 dts Marphal for the wos AU CTION SALES. © TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. B: . 6 .N, Auctioneer. EREMPTORY SALE OF Two LOTS REAR THE Navy Yarp.—On THURSDAY, the = TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ————_<o- ——_____ FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. a tea ashen Later from Tampice. 6th May, 1858, at 6 o’cloex p.m.,on the premises, I New Ovens, May 6 arrivi shall sell,at pubucaugtion, Lot No. 22.and part of | Tampico, dates aéth wit inp rata ya, em Lot No. 23, in Square Nv. 1047. being 67 feet 2 moh-s received t Gen. Garza was still fir the front on south K street, between iSth and lith sts. ity with great ing on east, running 102 feet 6 inches, containing in the | C!tY Zreat destruction to life and pr v. whole 6,8843, square fect. He had obtained Poserssion of the fort, was Terms cash. stopping all vessels from ‘ing in the river. All conveyancing at the expense of the purotaser.| The American had been fred on, app-23 A. GKEEN, Auct. | and the fer ae! Antoinette detained ; but on By J.C. MeGUIRE. Auctioneer. the arrival of the U.S. war steamer Faiton, both rpRUSteES sabe oF EXCELLENT FUR- | were allowed to proceed. - NITURR AND Hovsakeerine Erracts at Auc- tion.—F RIDAY MO&NING, May 7th, at 100'el"k by virtue of two deeds of trust, one recorded in Li- ber J. A. S.. No. 144, folios 151, &c.,and the other ber J. A. S,, No. 134, fulios 280, &c., | shalieell the house No. —, on 12th street, tetween F and G streets, ail the Furniture and Effects, comprising Mah y Sofas, Rockers and kprior Chairs, Marble top Centre and Sofa lea, Damask and Lace Cartaius, Shades, &o., Lounees, Cane -seat Chairs, Office Chairs, Walnut and Mahogany Dressing and plain B Wardrobes, Bedstends, Washstanda: y wree% Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pilows, e quantity = superior Biankets. The Fire—Lawrence, Stone & Co. Boston, May 4 —The body of Patrick Reardon was found this morning in the ruins of the fire which occurred in this city on Sunday—making — three bodies that bave thus far been recov- ere: A third meeting of the creditors of Lawrence, Stone & Co was held here this at , during the session of which additional claims ‘inst the frm to the amount of $160,000 wer e put in. iheeting, Tabi 1, &e., : s See — Excellent and nearly new Carpets, Oilcloth and| Teov,N. Y.,May4—A occurred in Cop- Matting, — street, this soon ‘ween Morrissey, reo inner Set, Tea Set, the well-known list, and 2 countryman Exceilent Cutlery, Castors and Waiters, named Bennett. joriissey was badly bruised, lage and Crockery Ware. Fire Irons, and bad to be carried from the ground by his ASBO! a Spe ae mes ore opposit 708 > under, cash ; t . 7 r \. — credit of Gu and 9% days, for sat) fnotor endorsed Please ee “unabated. “The ‘waters “4 notes, bearing interest. Powe mn ie * | spreading over the surrounding country. Other crevasses above are causing immense di J.C. Woes Auctioneer the crops B to vAVUABLE 1 = : The river shows ERY VaiUanle IMPREVED @Np UN- See ee ImpRovep Prorexry ar Pustic Sate.—On Baltmere Markets. ESDaY AFTERNOON, May th, atigoroe seg proniien tak Il s-l! Lots Wand isin — Battiwore, May6—Flour ts dull, but un- D, improved by two four-story Brick Houses, si ated on Maine avenue, near 6th street weet, on the south side and overlooking the public Mall, and op- posite the District Armory. ‘The a paved alicy chanyed ; Howard street and Ohio S137, City Mills S4aS4 125 W beat is steady; good to prime red €1 Gal. 10; good to prime white at $1.20a¢1 30. Corn is fivm; white 62a65e., yellow 66a6Se. Provisions are dull and unchan, W bisky is dull and nominal at WO Kadic lnches deep, running back to a :8 ‘The east house contains eleven good rooms; has carriage house and stable in the rear. The we: house and ‘ot the #une, excepting the back buildi ¢. ‘The uuprovements are nearly new and in good or der, one being just painted and papered, and had as pipes introduced, aud is now ready for a tenant. And at the same time three Buildmg Lots adjoin ing on the west Miitie erfect and sue positive, ‘Ter due-fourth cash ; balance in 6, 12,18, and 24 mouths with imterest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. SDAY AFTERNOON, May New YVerk Markets. New Yor, May 6 —Flour ts unsettled; sales of 9 500 bbls ; State $4 05a$4.18; Ohio 84 25584 58; Southern $4 45a84 75 W heat ix lower; sales of 15.500 bashel«; Chics. go spring S7aWe. Corn is dall; sales of 10400 bushels; quotations are nominal; white 66 a72-, yellow 74e Pork is steady but lower; mes< 18 ‘O0aS1° 25; prime $14 259814 50. Beef is quiet; Chicago rm - packed $12 75:814. Lard is dull at Iixalike Whiskey is dull at 20. for Obio Also,on WEDN Sth, at 53, o'clock, on the premises, three Building Lots in Square 518, being part of Lot No. 2, each fronting 22 feet on north G street, between 4th and Eth streets weet. ruuning bac! feet. These lots are immediately opposite Judiciary Square, Also, on THURS. Y AFTERNOON, Ma: pa Say Sti, at 6 oFotoe remises, Lote 15.17, 1, 2, . ‘south, (about 46000 squarefece) | Nuw Youn, May 6.—Stocks are dull and low. t vurth cash ; the residue in 6,12 and terest, secured by deed of trust J.C. McGUIRE, Avet. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue of seven (7) writs of fier: facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Washington and to me direct- ed, I shall expose to public sale for casn, in frontof the Court House door of said county on FRID. the 26th day of March, 1858, at 12 0” generally. Chicago and Rock Island 77; Ul nois Cent al shares 93; do bonds 8¢i¢; Michigan Southern 4%; New York Central 5X; Penna. Coal Co. 71%; Reading RR 47; Mil. and Mas. WA; Va. 6's RY; Mo 6's 33%, —_— EE GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. [See FIRST Pace. | m @ ful- mW " ~ pepe permet f int it in —_ array ama rey 0.1 ALE WIVE: . roel of grount a u el m - 5 5 . or parael of erourt ah rf nolndea within the fol- | Detly expected from Oe ee, lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on th vase _ma5-lw 101 Water street. Georgetow: .c. POR SALE—HANDSOME KESIDENCE on the Heights of Georger ‘he subsoriber, trustee, offers fc Je that spacious nud hand- e Residence in pied by Chins. W. P: The property com west side of Market Space ata point 82 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market Space, and running thence west with the north wail ofthe two-story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and the lice thereof extending 39 feet, thence south and paralie! with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or less, toa point which will be inter- sected by tly e ofthe south wail of said house extended west, then by said line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet § inchel t the piace of beginning, which is the northeast corner of said house, together with ail and singuiar the improvements thereon, seiged and lev- ied upon a8 Lhe property of George Rhodes, Jr.. and will be so.d to satisfy pudiomls Nos. SH, 335, and 336 to October term, 1856. 1n favor of Josiua Hateher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 136. and 137 Fudicials to May term, 1858,1n favor of Cline and Dillon, Peter Ditton, Sn entire square of ground beautifully improv. th waiks, trees, shrubvery, flowers, & large and weli-bui.t green Louse, with plants eal variety. There » Iso on t remis: tables. carriage house, and otuer cor ent oures. The twelling-lowee is ixrge and roomy. having @ frout of 9 feet, (with the wings, aud command. of the finest views of the Potomac river and t country around. Itie heated by a furnave, lighted by gas, aud conta:ns bath fixtures fur hot and cold water, 4 large cistern, kitcnen range, and almost ev - ory convensgnee for a first class house. Benjamin Trplett and John desired, the furuiture wiil be sold with the res- Crumbaugh. J. D. HOOVE — ma-dise Marshal for the District of Columbia. — Possession can be given immediately, For fer- ther particulars appit to 2 AM'L C. EDES, Trustee, At Pairo & Nourse’s Banking House, ma 5-030 opposite Treasury Department. TOT! The Georgetown City Guards take pleasure in announcing t+ the oit- izens of Heorgetown ard Washing- G7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for want of tidders, until FRIDAY, the 2d of April next, 1858, same hour and place. J. D. HOOVER, m2-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. i>" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1858, | ton and vicinity, that ther, will gve' non, an EXCURSION tothe White House, on WED- snme nk Set aes J.D HOOVER, NESDAY, Junethesd) noweeeon WE! ap 3-ts Marshal for District of Columtna. gir nt rs facure adveitisement. jy order - = 4eo% COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. FUTURE DAYS. _ FRE ANGEMENTS - By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Tae Copartnership heretofore existing underthe LDING LOT ON SOUTH | St of Howell & Stribling, having expired by tim itation, . ~ dissolved by mutual consent. -. Stritling will cont:nue the business at tne old stand and close up that of the inte tirm S. H, HOWELL. STREET, § THE CAPITOL, aT AUCTION.— On FRIDAY, instant, I shail sell in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., parts of Lots Nos.2 and 3, in Square No. 787, having a front on south A treet of 41 feet, running back 110 fret to a 30-feet C. STRIBLING. lley between sd and 4 streets east: This roperty | _ Georgetown, D. C., May 4th, 1698. Suma g-St exutifully looxted near the Capitol, and enclosed Asubstantial fence, and presents many induce- men:« for a good investment. ‘erms cash. ma td MAkstars sa 198 of fier fe TRUSTEL’s SALF OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of 8 decree of the Circuit Court for Montgo-ery county. sitting as wrt of Equity, im the cane of [nase Y e And others vs. Georce Young and others, the subscribers, as trustees, will expose to public sale, = A. GRFEN, Auet. Jn virtue of two (2) writs fr the Clerk's «fice of the District of Coluatsia for the hington, and to me directed, I shall ¢ sal t of the ouse doar KIDAY, the l4th day C ‘cluek m., the tol lowing deserih t: All defendant s right, title, ciain 1, 2.3, and 4, in Square No 14d. tozether singular the improvements thereon, Washington, D.C., seized and levi property of Charles H. Van Patten, » to satisfy No, th Judiem!s, to Getol on at the how of said county A Tract f ia about 58 aere This is one of the fines! inad in the county. and lies about t gomery coun’ the road leading f Georgetown, - to Leesborg, Va. tour ules from the Chesapexke and Ohio Canal, by two rode. The public road from Mouth Mouvesey divides the fa The one lying east of the rovd is termed the Farm, and is ina very hirh st te of cultiva- Consisting of vie neres land, one-third of ih bored, and aii wader good fencing, plank. post and rail and we a ine of water running thre: provements are sup: s Brick Dwelling and hail stone (Quarter cousisting « not the finest, tracts of itis divided im r term, 18%, 10 favor of Wm. G. W-and Jas L. White, and No 67 Jud:ea! to Gotober term, 1856 in favor of James C. MeGuire administrator ei? he D, Brown. J.D. He VER, Marshal for the District of Columma, ap Vt N ARSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of turee (3) writs of heri facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cirewit Court of the Dietrict of € luindia for the County of Washington, and to me direc ed, | shall expose to public sale, for Casi, in front of the Court- House door of said cour n. it h Meat Heu-e, @ large stone Kai zoellent FRIDAY, the Ziot day of May, 1858, at Iz o'clock. | shedding ef stone. two Corn Crib four ‘Topaseo m., the following described property, to wit: All | Houses. Anew Shop, ana all other necessary out- defendant's right, title, c'aim, and wterrst mans to buildings. ‘There ixa Well of good water with Pump near tha house.nlso, sn excellent Appie *ach Orchard. The sxbove farm will be sold sutyject to the wido' dower The farm lying to the west of the road containe2°@ Acres, more or less, one-third of which is tnely im- bered This farmis under a high state of eulti eo tion, enclosed with good f £,and well watered, : The im elling, weat + and Kitchen. There is part of Lot No. 3.in Square No. 515, beeina:ny al the southeast corner of said lot, then west w. eight (8) feet, theuce north mnety-e1x (96) feet nitty inches. theuce eas? eight (# feet ,thenca south with the rear liae of said tot No.3 to beginning. Al part of Lot No. 2,1n Square No. 55, beginning ai a point on K street 25 feet from the southeast corner of said lot, and running west to southeast corner of P ey ‘ “ber cond Lt oases» ion will be given, seeding, the oom ng fal!, and full possession given on the lat of January next. Any person wy hing to view said «will please ca!! ou the subscribers youidens «1 near the property, and any commuuication by letter wili be promptly attended to. R. ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale or the ratifestion there of, nud the residue in equal instalments in one and two years from theday of sale, the whole to bear taterest from the day of sale and the rayment there of to be secured by the single ofthe purchaser or urohasers with a surety or sureties to be appreved y the trustees, And upon the ratification of the said sale or sales and the payment of the whole purchase monev, aud rot before, the trustees. by a good and sufhorent deed. to be executed and acknowledged agracahis to iaw. will convey tothe purchaser or pureh saul property, 0 her or their heirs, the to him, her or them sod, free o ear, of all eleim of the parties to this eTSOU OF persons ClAUMINg by, tro 2 = TRAAG VOt HENRY VOUNG.£ Trustees, cas Lot No.3, tnence north with the west line of Lot No. 2 uine y-six (96) feet eleven (11) inches, then east and parallel to line thirty-four (34) feet, thence south ninety-#ix (95) reet eleven (11) inches to be- ginning. together with all ands eyoiar tne improve- ments thereon, in the City of Washington, D.C., seized and levied upon as oe re rty of Palin H. Sims, and will be sold to satisfy No, 152 Jndieial to January term, 1858, in favor of Morris, Tasker & Morris, and }» 212 and 3 Judiciais to January tern, 1858, 1a favor of Middleton. Beall, P. H.& J.D. HOOVER, Marshal the District of Columbia, N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fier facins on seifa, under lien law, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- triet of Columtna, for the County of Washington, to me directed, | shail expose to public sale for 0 front of the Court-house door of said coun- TUESDAY, the 25tn day of May next. 1858, at I2 clock, m., the following described property, to wit: all defendant’s right. title, claim, and inte- restinand toa certain Brick Bui'ding erected on Lot No, 13, m Square No. 732, in the city of Wasb- ington, D. C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, and running back the whole depth of said Lot, ed and levied upon asthe property of Joho H. Peters, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 152, to May term, 1858, in favor of John Purd: _ap 19tawtds + SELDEN DILATED ICE PITCHERS, av -ts | Marshal for the District of Columbia. Chased with the im raved | a oe: 2 nA orks: | Br J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. icsu Wemere tamer Wenene Xi WRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-| - ‘These coods are heavily plated PROVED R TATE.—By virtuestadeed in | metal, and will be sold at very or Bree: trust bearing date the 34 of April, 1857, and recorded >. W. BOTELER, im re Spell ie <ege eet _ — sub- ma 4 ost (Uniond Intel.) Iren Hail. scriber will se! ublic sale, on v. . the Set nner a - TEA QE day of April, 1858, at 5 o'clock pm. at the Austen | CRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, plan white, store of $aa.C. MeGuirecon the corner of Feunry|- cold aud white, and with rich painted desora vanis ave! and 0th street west, the whole ol | tions—a large variety of patterns containing 82, 44, Square No. 1054, fronting 433 feet 1 inch on each of | And 77 pivees. Also, Dinner Sets of Iron, Stone, north C and D streets, and 365 feet on each of Isth | and French ina; fine Table Cutlery. &o. C. W. BOTELER. ma 4-e03t (Unionk Irtet.) Tron Hell. i ne-third oan and the b . ein AT AND BONNET BLEACHERY. be months, for notes bearin teres rom C. 2 secured by a deed in trust on the proper: oN ge ag +3 have opened R shop at 39 er each ty; and if not complied with in five days STRAW GOODs. clly ew ‘and Leghorn Bonnets and Flats thor > And fins and 15th streets east, and Lot No. 14, in Square No, 732, fronting 54 feet on Ist street east, between south Band C streets. 100 tect dee; sale the property will be resold upon one week’s no- tiee, at the risk and ex e of the purchaser. oughly cleansed and blea:h hed’ in & work ike manner and in the Intest' All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, CHAS. 5. WA if f=, Parucular attention will also be paid to cleans ALLACH, Trustee, bless! ing. and refiuishing Gentlemen's SUMM ap 9-2aw&ds J.C MoGUIRE, Auct. if: THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED . HATS of ai kinds. until TUESDAY. the Lith day of May next,at 86)“ tonn-ts and Hats received for coloring black and yat oom Rees ACH. Trustes. n. Having had much expercen © in th ous at eee a ~ Mei TRE. Auct’r. and devoting our whole attention t i, we a fee! confident that we ean excel in ataaty of work- tWanship Any establishine tof the kind i tnis pert of the country. The patro axe of Milimers and Harte: sonlsriy sulicited; and those empioy - © their work takea from, and return depend upon ie - & C. H. MORSE, 999 F atreot on south side Pa.avenue, oF te isthe _ ap 19-eolim™ __knd 1335 +t reet- west, Anp sronr re OTe” ee ND STORE To LET.—This is to notify at UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, &e. Wi'l be offered at public saie, on the lth day of June next, the valuable Fstate of the late ©. C. Taliaferro, on the Rapidam River, in the County of Culpeper, and sdjoining the R am Stanon O. and A. Railroad. The aiions [oovee teroesh the F ~ ind the Station is onl hundred yards fro house and barn. T' rm, tituated in the beautiful and fertile valley of the Rapidam, of - fers a rare opportunity to purchasers, na fine state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms, a most desirable neighnorhood. It contains 630 acres of Land. and has on it a large Dwelling-house, | Pothons that ts sndebted tothe Srmot'S. Bien & Co., Barn, Stable, and 8!) necessary Out-housess in good a seminar amon: panic te eevee = roRis6, at the same time and subseriber, and ou er before the 15th of hay the Pi I Property of fas Sgphew —s @ Persona re tate, Ce | negroes. t.. H TALIAFERNO, i, B; TALIAPERRO; { Admin'rs. cad ‘no other person is authorized to colieut the Store and Fixtures are to fet, No. 423 P Trustee. . JONAS P. LEV ma 4-ents Note LEVY ———————— corner "PSN THous DOLLARS WORTH OF BRELLAS, of aii kinds, for ladies and > entiemen. the best FANCY SreVe = few Store, ravelling Bags and Baskets. : sts. bans of every 5 ma ¢ 3t . oe NAEMT,