Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1858, Page 3

~ — LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. —LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. To ADVERTisER® tx Atexanpe —Mr. Geo. F. French, in Alexandria, will receive and Promptly forward advertisements intended for The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense cicculation to bring their besiness, wants or other requirements to the notice of the public bad better call at his period- ical depat City Councite—Board of Aldermen —The Board met yesterday at the usual hour. ‘The Chair presented a memorial of the Frank- lin Fire Company; which was tead, aud referred to fire department committee Mc. Moore presented the petition of the trustees Of the German Lutheran Church, for the abate- Tent of » nuisance; referred to improvements committee Mr. Barry presented the memorial of the Vestry of the Washington Parish; which was read. Mr. B. also preseuted a bill giving the consent of the Corporation of Washington to the euclo- sing and use of certain parts of streets for the ex- tension of the Washington Cemetery; referred to improvements committee. t Pearson rose to a personal expianation He called the attention of the Board to an article fn & certain newspaper. wherein the official conduct of a member of the Board of Aldermen from the Seventh Ward was noticed and retiected on. He Wished to dixeiaim, on his part, any action in the connection alluded to im said publication. As far as he was concerned, the remarks to which he alluded were a most numitigated falsehood. Mc. Moore, frem improvements committee, re- Ported a bill for enlarging the collateral sewer at the corner of E street north and Fonrth st. ‘west; asved Mr. Miller, from same committee, reported 2 bill authorizing a yravelfootwalk in the Seventh Ward; Also, a bili making an eppropriation to grade and gravel Sixth street west, from Massachusetis avenue to G street north, and along G st. north tu Fifth st. west; passed Mr. Goddard, from poli & joint resolutio: rel Distriet of Colambia; — Mr. Moore, from asylum committee, presented an abstract of the report of the Intendant of the Asylum for the month of April. A bill from the lower board in regard to the F cas rules of the two Boards, was read and re- ferred to the police committee. Also, a bill amendatory of an act to organize a Police system for the city of Washington; same Teference. A Dill for the reliefof A. F. and Af. Yerby, Trustees of M.S. Yerby; referred to tiaance com: mittee A bill for relief of Geo. W. Milier; referred to claims committee A bill, with an amendment, for relief of Thos. Tarner; passed as amended. A DIM, with an amendment, authorizing the curbstones to be set aud the foolways and gutters to be paved on the south side of square 466 and 495 on F street south, from Seventh to Four-and- a-balf sts ; passed A bill supplemental to the act of March 30th, 1842, in relation to hackney exrriages, cabs, and other vehicles; referred to police commitiee. Mr. Goddard introduced a joint resolution, as follows : Joiat Resolution jn relation to appointing extra lice on the day of the next annnal election solved by the Boaed of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the City of Washington. ‘That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to employ au extra number of potice officers, not excending thirty for each el-ction preeinet, to serve as such police on the day of the next annnal election im this city: Provided the pay to each ball not excerd two dollars, to be paid out of the general fund. 2d Aad be it further Krsolved, That the Mayor may, in discretion, utrate any portion or all of said police at any one point in the city, for the preservati of the peace thereof; raid police to wear an appropriate badge on that day, to be previded by the Mayor; and that the Mayor request the keepers of all teverns and ordinaries to keep their respective bors or places for the sale of liquor closed cn that day; and that the Mayor report to the two Boards the naimes of all persons who fail to comply with said equest, so far as the same shall come to bis know ledge. Passed © committee, reported os the militia of the Mr. Dove, ou leave, introduced a bill making au appropriation fur a gravel footwalk on the south side of E street north from ‘Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth streets west; referred to the im- provements committee. Mr. Riggs, from the finance committee report- ed_a bill for the relief of Jas. W. Baker, passed. Mr. Clarke moved to take from the table a bill, with amend posed on Leni And the bil a up and discussed, and, on motion, was recommitted to the committee of etsines with justructions to repoit a bill remitting $2 of said tine Mr. Dove, fom the elaimscommiltee, reported back tue bill on the petition of Thomas Lowns, with Che eeommmendestion (hat it do not pass After some discussion the bill was put to a third reading, aud fost A bill from the lower Board, making an appio- PFiation for repairing the Masteru Mas ket-house, Was read and referied to the police commitee Mr. Miller, from the improvements committee, yeported a biil snaking an appropriation for a yravel footwalk ou the south side of FE. street worth, from Twenty-fourth to Pwenty-sixth street ‘west ; passed And the Board adjourned Common Counci! —Mr. Kennedy. from claims committee, reported adversely, and asked to be disetarged frou the consideration of the petitions of G Vanderwerken, Stake & Petit, Jos Swig- ert, Eleanor Gwynn, Joba Frizzell, RE. Whit- lock aud GT Edwards ‘Phe committer was discharged Alderoiea’s Will for relayiny gutters on a por- tien ui G street north street west was passed; af<o. 2 bill vel Massseba- setis avenue, betwee Fenth streets A bil! to take up a yt gutter in the See- oad Ward. being wiitten with jead pencil, was sent back tothe Aldermen A bill to take up and relay a gutter on New York aveune, between Fourth and Fifth sliwets, was referred to improvements committee A bill to repair a gutter in front of »q Was passed A juint conenrrent resolution, authorizing the publication of the act authotiziay the vote op the anerease of the fusded debt, fur the distribution of water iu the city, was referred to the drainage comumitice The Aldermen's amendment to the bill mak- ing an approp:iation for the eastern section of the canal was agreed 10, and the bill passed Mr. Clark, fror police committee, reported ad- versely on the petition of sundry barbers requiring barber shops to be closed batho re OU A bill for repairs of the Hastern market house Was paced Mc. Kenuedy moved to reconsider the vote by which claims commitice was discharged frous the conxide.ation of the petition of A Craw- ford; pe: aud the petition was referred to the claims committee The Aldermen's bill to eularge a lateral sewer at the corner of Eau urth streets; passed Mr. Boown inteoduced the following preamble and resolu: iva Whereas the om TC A vation of order at ull re absolute pre-e quixites to the exercise of the highest pri of a free people, We elective franchise, aud theretore underlie tue very foundations of civil libert And whereas a spicit of ri dominion bas manifested itself a sual elections, threatening the ¢ of the purity of the batiot box, the reputation of Wasbinzton for law and order, and consequently the prosperity of our citizens. ‘To prevent the recurrence of this evil-— Be it resected, That the committee on police are hereby instructed to inquire into the expe- dieney of seperting a bili autuorizing the appo: ment oF selec from among vur best cites. of avt more (hau two hundred additional police Cificers, to serv. only dur th the id the force it is employed by the Marsnal, shall be expecially charged with the preservation of order and (he mtintenance of the peace of the cily uu said election day; passed ‘The joint resolution of the Aldermen authoriz- ing the Mayor to xppoint additional police otfi- cers for the ensuing annual election day, was .e- ferred to police committee Bir. O Hare o @ a resclution requesting the Aldermen to return t the bill relating te the improvement of ‘Twentieth street, between {and Bouudary streets; passed. Mv. Kennedy, frou ums committee, reported a bill for relied of A awiord; passed Mc. Turton, from laprovements commiitee, repoited Alde. men’s bil for relaying #@ yutter on New York avenne, between Fourth aud F PF eteets: pussed Mr. Brown moved to reconsider the vote by which « bill for relief of Join Ro Queen was re- jreied; passed, and the bili was lost on the tid reading. Mc. Clark, from police committee, reported Aldermen's joint resolation to appoint extra police officers for the next election day. Me Lloyd moved to amend by auyrorizing the Mayer to appoint filty ad titiona: police otficers tn each precinet of the wards, who stall ve te perform the duty wuiuout fee or eeward; Yeas 5, nays Y—aod the bill was passed Mr Biewn moved to pint the bill with the proces diuys, passed Mr. O'Uare moved to reconsider the vote by whieh the bill ty grade and gravel Twentietb st Wes icject)d; a pierd to Mr Kennedy moved to amend the bill so as to Provide that mo contiact should be entered i of the work commenced, until the Wad funds — to the par, nd that mo of the debt shall Le pard fuuds of any Other Ward ; lost, and the till pass d Me. Lioyd oftertd a resolution requesting the of peace, and the places of popular petice = a ~~ Mayor. in making his appointments of spectal, pitlcesen for election day, to make them irre-' *Pective of party; referred to police committee. Siil from the Aldermen to relay a gutter in the Second Ward was passed. Mr. Turton, fcom the improvements committee, reported a bill for grading and graveling N street south, between New Jersey avenue and Sixth street west; passed Mr. Waters introduced a resolution requesting the Survevor to furnish the Board with the proper stadt of Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, be- tween C and E streets, and the cost of grading the same; passed. Mr. Tarton, from improvements committee, reported a bill to repair an arch in L street south, between Fifth and Sixth streets east ; passed. The Board thea adjourned. Tue May Fastivar at tax Write Horse — The #unday Schoo! attached to St. Matthew's church spent yesterday most pleasantly at the White House Pavilion. The school, with a large number of its friends, embarked at § o'clock a. m., on board the steamer Grorge Page. Capt. Price, and after a delightful trip were safely landed at their journey’s end. The morning passed most pleasantly exploring the adjacent woods, swinging, or tripping it on the light fantastic toe to the music of Esputa’s band At 11 o'clock, the May-day ceremonies took piace with ail the flowery splendors of the spring. The coronation was beautifully per- formed, and was witnessed with manifest de- light by a large concourse. That over, Her Ma- jesty, Miss Fannie Harvey, ao of May, came forth in trinmph, attended y the ladies of her ber court, as follows: first maid of honor, Miss > rol; second maid, Miss Mary Brid- third m Miss Elizabeth MeCarthy ; fourth maid, Miss Isabella Davis; orator and Page, master Jas. Pilling. During the ceremonial, Rev. Jas. B. Donelan occupied a piace beside the throne, and when the mimic court concluded théir salutations tothe new crowned queen, he was loudly cailed on for aspeech. He declined, however, saying that the eloquence of his petite friends had left him no- thing tosay. Father Donelan has just returned from a trip to Rome and the Holy Land = Travel seems to have dealt well with him, for he never looked beiter or seemed happier than yesterday, surrounded by the little ones of Lis late charge at St. Matthew's, or receiving the congratula- tions on bis safe return which were showered upon him from all points. At La!t-past three o’clock, the steamer Thos. Collyer, Capt. Baker, reached the White-house, large reinforcement of pleasure seekers. Dinner was quickly discussed, substantials with their lighter auxiliaries, disappeared, and music ealled to the dancing saloon, where quadrilies were the order of the day until supper. After supper, the George Page received on board the children and a number of others, and moved away homeward with a delighted party, leaving music keeping time to bounding feet at the Pa- vihien, where danciug was kept up until a late hour. The seeoud party embarked for home in the Thomas Collyer, at ten o'clock, and the day With its joys bad pasxed. Much credit is due uittee of arrange- eccurred to mar the pleasure of the guests or to disturb the quiet amusements of the festival. To Captains Price and Baker, the friends of this ax of every other excursion, which passes in the boats under their charge, owe thanks for everything that foresight or ¢ tersy can do. to add to the comfort of the party. St. Matthew's Sunday School is, we learn, ina most prosperons cendition; three hundred and fifty pupils receiving instruction from thirty-six teachers. ‘Tax Geemay Festivan near tne Park —The festivities of our German fellow-citizens was the event of yesterday. Early in the wort the Washington Vagers, Capt. Schwarzman, were under afuis, and soon a colamn, arzanged ax fol- lows, was marching through the streets under their escort: ‘The Washington Soeciul Democratic Turnye- rein, A Huebner, President ; Musical Dir . C. Christian. The Washington Turn-Gemeinde, F. Brown. President. Tue Washington Man- nerchor Soct-ty, F. Kroger, President ; Charles Bbmaun, Mosical Director. The Washington Sangerbund, J| Euner, President; Mr. Klei, Musieal Director. The Turners carried several and wore white suits and Ko: ‘The procession marched Seventh street to Sehafer’s, were the amusements opened. ‘These consisted of German dances, singing and sym nastics, interspersed with military evolutions A large number of ladies were present, with Invited guests.among whom were Major Wal- fach, of the General Stall; Major Bacou and Q M. Sergeant King. of the Volunteer regiment; Captain Peek, Lt. Owens, and others of the dent's Mounted Guard ; Copt. ‘fowers, of the National Greys The Turners and their Mil itary escort returned to the cily before sunset, and soon silence and night fell upon the scene that bad been so gay The managers of the festival deserve the ut- dit for their excellent arrangements American tlags, auth hats. most Conon ex’s INQuest.—Coroner Woodward held an inquest, yesterday afternoon, upon the body of Ellen Murphy (wife of Cornelius Murphy) found dead at the residence of the parties, a small tenement on K street, near Fourth street Drs yer and Dubsinel were heard profession- ally, and several witnesses examined in to the case, and, at the close of the invest mn, the jury found that the woman eame to her death from causes unknown On suspicion of foul play, Justice Williams bad, previous ta the inquest, issued warrants for the arrest of the bushand of the deceased, and of Daniel Herely. ‘he former was arrested and committed to jail Upon the rendition of the verdict be wus released by the committing Jus- tice. The deceawal was a woman of intemperate habits, and ber death is yeneraliy attributed tu that cause Pentecost, om THE FRrast of Weexs —At sunset, this even ing the law that ¢: ebsation of the opserved as a eTsary of the revelation of the law, amid th © and lightning on Mount Sinai, by all the Israelites on the globe Jtix the only Jewish feast celebrated without special cereyouial or observanes, being by them reckoned @ festival of the spirit and so olyserved it was once, and is yet to some extend, the custom of the sto ornament their synagogues and dwellings with flowers and green brat cause iCis peculiarly the fest) Services will be held at the ayeogue by the Rev. Mr. 1 atz . nd on We even ings at 4 o’clock. the cel- feast ts this evening esday and ‘Thursday Ficnt.—Yesterddy, as the Vagers and their {lends were returning from their festiyal at the Park, several potice officers were followed bya patty of persons, one of whom wanted to fight with officer Gormley for money. The officer bore the hunts and thieats until the man, whose name was Hammond, took bold of bia: aad said be would whip uim any how. Gosmicy turned and knocked Hammoud down and heat him very severeiy before they could be separated. It. is probable the aftair will be investigated, when both sides of the case will be beard. Waswincron Tuvatas he fine bill offered by the Keller Trouve crowded the Theatre, last bt, and the periormances were weil received ie ballet elicited particular admiration, and diew a “shower of siiver”? from the delighted audience. 4 zht, the repetition of must of the scenes of tast night, cannot fail to receive a handsome CrMinat. Court —To-day, the case of the United States rs. John Essex, for the murder of Gwen igley, was tuken up fora second trial fhe regular panel of the term was called over, and no juror be selected Co sit ia the case, an order Was passed to the United States Marshal to thirty-xix talesimen from whom to select jury. None of them hed reported themselves to the clerk up to the time oar report was closed. “A Democrat” is informed that his commu- nication (with the money enclosed to pay was daly rece ved It was not published, sim- Ply Leeause the nate of no iesponsible citizen of Wasbington was eudorsed ow the back of or et se attached Lo it. We print nothing he current manicipal election untens companied by the name of a responsible citizen of Wi saington Tux Avetion Sranps were all oceupied this morning at an early Lour, and surrounded by bidders. Asticles of various descriptions, from # broken inkstand toa gold watch, were “yoiny”? as mpidly ax the songocs of the cries “There was vn appearance of business about the stands, and this Was a relief to the monotony of the pasi week ‘Tux Caxrre Manxext opened this morning with an aver attend, of deate;<, and xo abundant supply of provisions of excellent qnal- ity Phe demand was as brisk ax usual on the fire market Gay of the week. were no complaints of violations of the regulations, aud good order p-evailed. a Wate Rererns.—Joun Dana, Ireland drunk and disorderly, workhouse 60 days. Four lodg- -tesidents. ® Lock-up —Deanis Callahan, England, drunk and disurderiy, workhouse 60 days; Vir nla Bareh, Vado. 3edsys. Two lodyets, non- residents Tux Biere Panoxama —The Odd Fellows’ Hall was balf-flled last night with spectators of the Bible Panorama of lusco Williams. ‘The Lecture on the scenes depicted was listened with ma. ked glention, Puor. Doxatpsox lectures on the education of the blind at the Smithsonian Institution to mor- row afternoon c* two o'clock. = RT ee vou GEORGETOWN. pb ie Correspondence of Ths Star. Gxronortown, May 15, 1953. The union prayer meetings have contin. ued this week at the Congress street M. PSelrurch, and bave been changed from tri-weekly to daily. At the meeting yesterday afternoon, notwith- standing the very gloomy condition of the wea- ther, there was quite a good attendance. The exercises were conducted by the Revs. Messrs. Speak, Wilson, Bocock, Remick and Cooper. There is also to be held at this point, during the week, a datly morning union meeting from 6 to 7 o'clock. These meet) ngs have certainly effected considerable improvement in the morals of our city. and doubtless every lover of morality and eg order would be loth to see them discon- u We learn that the boats were, in con: of the fall in the water, com: dam number four on the C esaprake and Ohio Canal on Friday last. The breach is said to be about one hundred feet in length. The work of Tepairis to be pushed forward by a strong force of hands to completion with all possible speed. From all the information we can ther, from reliable sources, we incline to the belief that the work canuot be completed short of three to four weeks. The delay will serve to enable the coal companies located in our city to get their wharves clear of the great quantities of coal which have accumulated during the last four weeks. Two more coal companies, we are informed, are to be located in our city, each of whem will soon commence the work of preparation for re- ceiving and shipping the article by the construc- tion of wharves, car tracks, &c. Our fishermen are beginning to return home. Mr Theker bas atready returned, and Mr. Crop- ley, we learn, cuts out the early part of this week. Me. Clark, at Syeamovre landing, has been rather more successful the last few days, and still holds on. Upon the whole, we are informed that the season has been a very unprofitable one to the large lower-river landings. Our river wharves this morning look quite lively. The following vessels have arrived since yesterday morning, most of which were towed up by the Potomac Tow Company’s tugs: Sehars Mist and Prowess. from New York, with cement to Capt. Meigs; Rio Grande, Parker, Philadel- phia, coal to Dickson, Gordon & Co: Embark, Donoho, Philadelphia; steamer Col bia, 1 pets from Baltimore, to Hyde & Davidson; K. D McClenaham, Mitchell, Port Deposit, lamber to E Pickrell & Co.; Mary H. Kelly, from Dennis, to Hartley & Brother; and severe! bay and river craft, with wood, staves, &c. The Mott Bedell (of Peter Berry's line of N. York packet-.) laden with tlour, sails to-day. The Marietta Burr and Searsville (of Hartley’s Boston packet line) are loading with flour and grain for that port No change in flour. Wheat is selling at $1.05 a$107 for red, and $i.08al.11 for white. Little coming in. Spectator. mence lied to stop passing ALEXANDRIA. es Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 18. The accident on the Alexandria and Washing- ton railroad, mentioned in your issue yesterday, took place at the curve near the basin of the Alexandria canal. The woman killed was Mrs. Mary Cline, residing on Queen street, near Co- lumbus street. Coroner Neale heid and held an inquest npon the body yesterday afternoon, which Tesulted in the following verdict : “ Mary Cline came to Ler death by being aeci- dentally ran over by the Alexandria and Wash- ington train, when said train was slowly moving, and no blame on the part of the officers thereof.”° The oceursence excites much feeling in the commanity. ‘The neighborhoed of the O:ange and Alexan- aria Depot winessed a shooting match on Satur- day evening. Rumors to the discredit of a young woman, residing in that Vicinity, having been traced to several parties, she called, in company with her brother, upon Mr. Willian Pope. and demanded a withdrawal of certain charges. Pope reatirmed them, when she shot at bins, the bail passing between his arm and side. and just te lng his clothes. fler brother then drew a pistol, and a fight ensued, in which, it is alleged, Pope came off victorious. The steamer James Guy, on Ler way up the river yesterday with the thiree-muasted brigantine Ephraim Willizms in tow, broke the braces and bursicd the cylinder bead cf her engine. The accident occurred about a mile above Fort Wasb- lagton. The Guy will be repaired imunediately ‘The lightning of Saturday's storm shivered the mainmast of the schooner ‘I. Piaro, lying at the coal wharves. Noone on board was injured. The pupils of theschool aight by Mrs. Wo E Atwell yive an exhibition at the Village Sunday school room, Gibbon street, this evening. ‘The second ann: a ball of the Alexandiia Club takes place at Sarepta Hall, on Monday, the 24th inst., and will doubtless be a most agreeable af- fair. The new Custom House is nearly completed. and the lower stery, which is to be used asa post oltice, will be ready for occupancy on the first of July. With » comm us post ottice, and such accommodating gentlemen as Postmas- ter Asbby, Deputy Postmaster Padgett, and As- sistants Boutz, Garth and Lee, Alexandria will certainly have no cause to complain of her postal arrangements. Afteruoon and evening prayer meetings still continue the good work of the revival Produce Maiket —On ‘change, yesterda of white Wheat at 100a113c.; Ted { Jal06e 60e. for white and mixed, and 65c. for yellow. Rye and Oats, no wales. Fivh Market —Ssles of Shad at $i0asi2 per hundred, Herring $9.13 per thousand In the port, yesterday, a rived—Biig Mary H Kelly, Boston, to master; schr. Franklin Ran- dolph, Hazleton, New York, guano to Powle & Co sehr A.V. Bedell, Rider, New York, to J. ©. Nevett; schr. Timothy Pharo, Cranme:, Som merset, to Borden Mining Co; sehr George aud Emily, Nickerson, Norfolk, to ‘i. J) Mebatt-y; sehr. Sarah Ann, > Newburn, lumber and vaval stores to master; 0. Deering, Pink- bam, Portland, plaster to Fowle & C i e and Margaret, Roltet, Machcdoe, I ‘armington, wheat & Co; sloop Sutfolk, Woodrnil, t to Robinson Payne; stoc to Weshing to Orange and Alexandria Railroad; steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat & Bro Sailed—Barque BW illiams<, Cornwell, Bost mm, by T. J. Meba schr. William, Slowm: Fall River, by Lewis McKenzie; sehr. C Bayliss, Tooker, Newark, coal by TJ. Mvhaitey; scr. Geo. R. Canover, Homer, Newark, coul by T. J. Mehatfev; schr. Joun C. Herry, Fenton, Derby, Ct , coal by Borden Mini ; Sehr A G. Sikes, Roughton, Norfolk, by Wheat & Bro. Worth Keapr Slider, Beard, Why u it that so many satfer 1serabl@ existeuce, wi ed for the enjoym snd even ordinary pur- 8 of life, when relief may be obtained, and hea.ta and vigor restored, wie treatment at once conve- nient and safe, as well as permanent in its chara ter? To those who have suifered loug with dise Be, ultimating in loss of appetiie, es » the unde - signed teaders his protessiona services, assuring and Tepine wud d.ag out a the sufferers, in candor and sincerity, wt, Cou- venient and propor proantiptiods. & t ah cyre aud sound body and mind, without uupiessaut re strictions or hinderance from cr liuary business pur- su All diseases of a private nature, trom whatsoever cause, either recent or chroni Sriciurys, a arrita- ble bladder, &c.—aiso, Serofula, Asthina, Rkeuima- isin, Pries, &c., skillfully aud successfully treated. Dr. Harris will visit Washington every week du- ring May and June, remaining Vous esdays, Thurs- days,ard Frdvys ofeach week. Can be eonsulted at hia rovms, 58° National Hotel, from i0 tod; aud 5 tos p.m. K. B. Hager, M.D, ma 18 eotf Residence, Ricumond, Va. Dvysrersta anv Fits —Dr. Tracy Delorme, the crea! curer of Consumption, wax for several years so afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a preseription furnished him by a young clairvoyant girl. This prese iption. given by a mere chi'd, while ia & state of trance, hae eured everybody who has taken it, never having fuiled once, itis equally ax sure ii Fits as of Dyspepsia. ‘The megredi drug store. WEDDING Cakes, ver Cream aud Water fo Pluiadeipbia Contectio: ap 10-sw* pretty and very cheap; loe wet $1.5) per gallon, at the ery, corner 12th and F sta, J. FussEun. | aM IN PossKssI0N Of some vatuable certrlicat in favor of the sumption Vextroyer; aisu vl its olficacy in relieving brouchial diveaso attended with severe evu, ‘The Ssrup is pleasant aud suie, aud is peuepnaed of root aad herbs procured from the Blue Kidge; it 18 no common article. ‘I Bidely enveloped in my circula reaidence 1s seen. he extract of a flower catied the Al the Piles, cnn, with the Syrup, be C, Stott’s; the Syrup is at several othe ha Ointment od at Mr. pinces on Pennsylvania avenue, as well xs Georgetown, at . Newman's ou Hruige street. Ledtettera., In more street. In Alexindrin at Baltimore, at Hance's, sarah nd pomade ; it causes gen- tlemon’s hair to ouri beautifully. Price % cents ° W.P, Ferri & Co., Proprietors, New York, Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington. Taylor & M Booksellers, between 9th and 10th st., Pa. aven ni? — MARRIED. eS the !7th instant.:be the Rav. M>, povecl Me TOR H CAM RENCE te Near ir Lia J. PONS, allot iv. . ( Battimore pa: iy brief iliness, AMY h inktant, after'a brief lin 7 rLowe Vet ony chill Of E. K-aud Kare P. Rey- bo. e: 2 é fy ) Risses, at 4o’clock, * AUCTION SALES. | et By SAMUEL J. MeCORMICK:; Alexandea, Va Sues, AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.— +9 On WEDNESDA V, the 19th instant, at f1o’ei a_m..{ will fferat public sale, on the Long 220 hinds. Porto Rico Sugars, represented to be of rime quality, Da finds. rime quality Molasses. Cargo of brig Levi, Captain Travers, from Maya- care uth fully selected by ‘his cargo been carefully select an expe rienoed buyer, and is suited to the retail : B. H. LAMBER &. ma 18-d Alexandna, Va. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetowr. ON THURSDAY NEXT, tuo 2th instant, at 10 o'clock, we shail se:l, without reser and on secount Of whom it may concern, all toe Goods )e- maiming in store No. 174 Kridge street, near the arket, consisting of F urniture, Dry Good:, Fancy a 's, Books, Sueiving, Stove, Gas Fix ures, A 6 large Cise, suitable for s shoo store, Aliso. a supe-ior Pigno, made by S: ‘Terme at sale ma 18 HARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts, By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. Gee AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE Bat Avctiox.—On FRIDAY MORNING, the Zist instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the rest- dence of a gentieman dec!inine ponsekeering. on Washington street, between Bridge aud Canal sts , (the fiag will designsie the house,)the entire Fur. Mahogany Sofa and Chai ogany a ra, Do Rocker, Lounge, Matting, Window Curtains and Shader, Mahogany Ceitre, Side and Dining Tabies, Cottage Net. Chamber Furniture, Beds. Mattresses, Bedding, Kitehen Furniture, Stpves, &o., Knives and For Lanon, &o, ‘Terms cash, BA NAKD & BUCKEY ma 13 Georzeiown, Auctione By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOr,NEAR KO THE ARSENAL, FOR SALE at AvcTio: On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May zist, at 6 0’ elook, on the premises, | ehall sell half of Lot No.6 in Squsre No. 493, fronting 24 feet §4¢ inches on south K. between 43; 6th streets, and ary | backs 102 feet Ginehes to aS) tect alley, With a 15 feet alley running the full depth of the Lot on the east side, together with the improvements, consisting of a two-story Brick House, containing three rooms, ‘8 roof, excellent fences ail around, One third cash ; the residue in © i2 ith interest, secured by a deed of trust on JAS. C. MeGUIRFE, Auet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Bul DING LUTS IN THE FIRST WARD aT Action. SATURDAY AF NOON, at 60 cioe out of the promis will se!l two good Build J ots, being Lot ? in Square Nw. 16, 0n 26 street, between | and kK ats.. divided into two jots, having a front each of 25 feet and a depth of one hundced and forty -cizit feet to a S-feet aley, ‘The title to these lots is perfect, and the sale will be made without reserve. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. ‘The deferred pay iments to bear interest. Al conveyaue ng ut the expeuse of the purcha- ser. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. mas By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. WHOLESALE STOCK OF GROCERIESat? Avction—On MONDAY MORNING next, 23d insinnt, at ten o'clock Measre. Geity & Williams, High streets, Georgetown, we will sell the remnin- der of their stock (about 8.x thousand doliars worth) as follows: lve barrels Whiskey, Barre!s domestic Gin, Brandy, and Rum, Casex imported randy. Wine, Gin, Green and Black Teas, Ground Cotiee, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Champagne, Scotch Ale, Sardines, Ground Spices, as Mace, Nutinegs, Cloves, Adamantine and Sperm Candies Barrels and half barreis Mackerel and Herring, Buckets. Brooms and other Wpod Ware, Cigars, Rope, tine and G, A. walt, With other goods not here mentioned. ‘Terms liberal, aud at sale. BARNARD & B Auctioneers, Georget« ma 8-d On the warehouse of inn 18 MAES#AL's SALE,—!n virtue of a writ of IVE fiers facia's. issived from the Clerk's office of the cuit Court of the Distriet of Cutamprs, tor the ty of Washington, and to me directed, 1 wiil expune to public sale, for Casu,in front of t rt House docr of said county, on FRIDAY, the lith od 1838. at 12 o’elock mi, the tollowing deseribed property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No. 2,in Square No, 23°. in the City of Washington. D. C., seized and levied upon as the property of Edmocu Riley, snd will be sold to satisfy Judicia's No. 427, to May term, 1358, in favor of Morseli & Kembie, W. SELDEN, ma19-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Errects AT Av —On FRIDAY MORNING, May 2ist, at Mo'clock, at the resicence of Marcus Bulle Ksq , in Franklin Row, K street, barween izth sud 13th streets, I snail sell a portion of his Farniture and hitects, comprising— Mahogany Cased Pinno Forte and Stool, » Sofa, Rocker, and Parlor Chairs, Cane and weod seat Chairs, Lounge, Revera! fine kneravings, Window Shades, Carpets, Oucloth, Mattiag, Redstends. Bureaus, Wardrobe, Washetan Toilet Sets, Lovking-G lasses, Coe Ft ve. Refriges a ether with many articles in the house- keeping sine. ‘Terms : Twenty dollars and under cas! sum, 4 er of 60 and 4) day dorsed no‘es, bearing inter: ma i7 . Cow McGUIRE, Auet, By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, NTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR R 4 wood Piano F x J Ginr TAINS, VELVET AND GKUSSELS CARPETS, FRIDAY MORNING, May I4.at 10 o'clock, and eoutinutus da ly at that hour uatil the whole is dis- posed of. I shail sell, by virtue of a decd in trust from J. H. Freem lated March 3ist, and recorded April 0, 185°, all and singular the goods and chaltels, houzehold and kitehen furmitere, enumerated in the schedule annexed to said deed articie of m the bk and Lith sir “ Blegant Kosew oo Chickering, Elerant French plate, gi!t-frame Mante!, Pier, and Oval Mirrors, of \xrioussizes aul styles, Superior rosewood ard wali ut crimson plush-coy- ered French Tete-na-tete S i f rosewood Paricr Future, finished in ad gold brocateile, comprising two ete te .ofas,two Arm Chairs, and eight Parlor Chairs, Suites of onnd: Parl ut figured damask covered asinting oftwo Sofas, two ur Parlor Choirs, tagerex, 2nd Book- E iat nots stands of various pattern Beautiful marble top Centre, Sofa. and Side ‘Tables in rosewood, walnut and mahogany, Elegant b oc-telle, damask a lace Curtains, throughout the house, with g1/t Cornice, Coids. Tassels. & ompiete, Superior Velvet, Engush, Brussels, and Carpets. throughout the house. Bruaselsand Venetian bali and stair Carpets, Onielo h, Kugs, Stair Reds and Byes, Splead d rosewood, wainut and mahogany mnrbie- top Dressing Bureaus aud Washstands, Ward- roves, Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads, Fins printed Cottage Sets, with acd without mar- Dies, Sold cherry Bedstesds, Wardrobes and Wash stands of superior mxke, ainted Wardrobes, Bedstends,and Washstands, Superior cused katr Mattressen, Fine F eather Beds, Bulsters and P. Very extensive lot of superior B Quit Three-ply Ws, tii ote, Marseilles forts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bol- ster aud Pit.ow Slips, Freuch Chiva, marbled and granite Toilets Sets, Mahoxany bair spring Sofas, Rockers, Arm and ide Chasrs, Bookcases, Writing-Desks, Aria C Silver-plated Castoms, Waiters, Urus, Spoons and Forks, Walcut and mahogany ¢xtension, breakfast, card, LATS ea and Coifee and site Tailes, Superior vak cane-seat Dining Chairs, a Freuch China aud grauite Dinner, Dessert aud Tea Service Hioek tin Urns, Chafing Dishes and Dish Covers, itor, open-grate, and air tight Stoves, ‘Together wurtment of evary article 10. ‘Trustee. ma 7-dts R, Auct. ire THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY next, 20th 1 same hour, mal7d C. W. BOTELER, Auct. ‘The House ts ferrent. Inquireof T. J. Fisher. » at Mou wire’s auction store By A. GREEN, Auctioncer, N ALE OF HOUSEHOLDAND AVE Kircuen FuRSUR® AND Valuable Linka- &Y AT SveTioN—On MONDAY. the 2ath day of May, 1858. 1 stall sell, at public auction, by virtue of a deed of mortgage from Altred Hoin ead aud wite to Sweeny, Ritteahouse & Co., bearing date dist June, 1835, aud recorded in Liber J. A. S.. No 99, fonos 35, &c., one of the laud reeords for the coun- ty of Washington, in the District of Columb.a, to secure 2 note of said aitred Holmaad given im liew of acceptance of JJ. Frisby, of Norfolk, Virgima, on which the ssid Holmead was endorser, the un- dersigned, by order of the mortgages. and their as at NO. 173 south B street, opposite the Smith- sonian Ingiitate, at 10 o’cloes, A. m., and daily atthe samme hour, untiia | is disposed of, an exceilent as- sortment of Furaiture. We mention in purt— ‘Two fine Frenen plate Mirrors. & by 22, gilt frames, 8 with marbie brackets, Fine rosewood plush velvet covered Safa, Fine plush and velvet beaded carved Arm Chairs, Teneeany Bote ard waluut spring-eea! Chairs, Bronzed Cande!ebras, Mantle Chita Vases — possineag are Ogany marble tey TORS urenus, Maho, y . a-bie-centre and. Work ‘Hables, and Washstands, Mahogany Wa drobe and French Bedstends, Tap = Chamber, Hall, Passage, and Step Car- Fine Window. Shates, iu ne jaat tiny Feather Beds. Be iding and Mattresses, 300 ves, Tor Is With" ceneral arsortment of Clune and Glass Kitchen Requisites. Also. va uable tabrary, consisting ofabout seven hundred volumes of th oe - gical, classical and mis al oe. “4 eone afealor All sums under §25 cash ; over $25 phate i widen ner aos focentes etistctenly om ma 13-4 Exit Sag yAuet, and Nancy He! want of tidders, until FKIDA next, 1838, saine hour and piace. take piace on the premises. Market Spa town, at 5 o’clock in the afternoon. mensions vils, 6 lren Vices and Benches. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. i UROPEAN NEWS. cRBEC. May 17 —The ‘ - ican from Liverpoot 5th, “repre on a Gaeat Briraix, In the Rouse of Lords, Lord oe borough considered it inexpedinnt Ho sgelee AUCTION SALES. —————$— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. —_———————— See By J. C. MeGUIRK, Auctioneer. ESEXES SUPERIOR NORTHERN Srey SEs at Pu m TUESDA lock, I sha’! offer fe ul k's livery mud sale Paperior uortiters bred Hoes ota gtireeeey a OTRes, th finest jot of Morses ever Lrought to this city” We name— to lay any Min, eplendid gray, fail 16 hand, documents on the table 4 2 ago nds high, 6 years era = atthe’ &A account of a Whitehall, a dark brown, 16 hands high, 6 years | revive animosities.’ He alse perfict ir Genree, 8 ral godid irom evar 6 years old, ners f by the govermment in religious affairs <p ate Mem pstihbaaibamiegt ed | In the House of Commons a long debate teok Eolipse. 1 fine chestnut sorrel, beautifully dappled, 4 ‘ace on the financial affairs of the country. The on bankers’ checks was israeli’s second resolution 4 8 vid, of hve style and action, Pair of splendid cream colored Arabian-bred Horses, fach 4 years ald, ill imposing a read a second time. . declaring ped. \- Isabela, a dazk eream-eclored mare, years old, rT roy = plete ia the tne orn wococberr of via reek Pe eray jong tale and mane, Very | State, with power to all the functions These horaes ali work in ningie or double harness, | hitherto exercised by fe Fact India Company, and are fine trave'iere under the saddle. Every Was carried by mentioned tei, land had accom: 22,000.00 gterlin: & vote of 351 to WO. Digraeit lily that the Bank of Eng- modatd the Government wi boree will be guaranteed by the owners. Tertas cash, in current funds, ma l4 d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. ¥ at3y percent. for jon of exchequer bills, butt FUTURE DAYS availed itecit of £1,000,00) rnment sapped Mr. Roebuck pave notice ‘wou! the gr p of (be House to pon taal — _ Gen. Peel announced that no more it 5 iments will be disbanded at piesent. oe Mr. Gladstone moved an address to the Queen, in favor of givi just weight to the wishes of the people of Wallaebia and Moldavia, in to a union of the Danubian principalities Lord John Russell su; the motion, bet Pamerston, D'israeli, and others Opposed ition the ground that it wrs a dtetation to the Paris Contereace, which meets on the With May. Mr. Fitzgerald announced that aang A was rhe ie — England and Sardiaia in the jar! ir. ‘be Daily News announces that if Lord meets w.th factious opposition he will dissolve Parliament. Acamp ved 7,900 men is to be formed at the Cur- dare ragh of k , Phe bames of the vessels which dame in colll- sion im the channel were the coasting steamer Boigand and schooner W Campbell Government was about to proclaim a nation! thanksgiving for the success of the British arms in India. by A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM PROVED PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVE Kast oF THE Capitol, at Avctioy —Ou FE DAY. the 2ist instant, shall seil. in front of the ses. atéo'clock p m.. tots No 3, 4, ard 9, an re No, 865, all of which front on M. ry = erue, between sth and 7tn streets east. Ou tot No. # there isa good Frame House. which will be sold with Lot No 9.on which it stands. All the lots ran through the Square, handsomely logated, and a fine opportunity for persons Wishing to make & good in- Veastment, Sale positive. erm: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months. for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. _maisd OAS GREEN, Auet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, WO HANDSOME AND VALUABLE Beitpixc Lots at Pus Averion.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOUN, the ztn instant we shail sel',on the premises, at 6~' clock, two de- sirable Buuiding Lots, Ni having 2 font of 60 feeton 1 ning back 142 feet 7 ches toa sth and sth stve reet north, and ruu- S-feet aliey, between ui Purchase bui'ding lots forthe erection ofa residence will do weli to examine the a they are situated ina fine, healthy and rapidly improviar part of the city. ‘They are in the immediate inty of the splecdid residences of Mess) Rice and Breckimruize. The attention of speculatoragud touse in want of burldiog sites 1s Invited to the above sale, as it is well worthy of their attention ‘Terms : Une-fourth cash; balance in6, 12, 13, and 24 months, with notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, ‘Title indisputable ma isd WALL & BARNARD, Aucta. By A. GREEN, Auctioneor. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY 1N SQUARE 625.—On WKDNESAY AF- TER NOON, siay 26h, 1858, at 544 o'clock, 1 shall sell. at public auction, on the premises, to the high- gst b dder, by virtue of adeed of trust to me d-rected, Fe The circulation of the been interdicted for one month in France. M. de Chasse.on, son-in-law of Prince Murat, hos been appointed Frencu charge d’aif ites im China The annual estimates for the budget had been jnst 3. adopted in the Legislature by 25 votes Trade in Paris was slightly improved. Fleur rather higher, Wheat trm) The grain crops were favocable, and the vines were wt promising ony Bourse was firm—3 per cents closing at 69a 66f. cr Independence B lge has Iraty England has demanded from Naples indemni- ty to the extent of 1,000,000f. for imprisonment of the two English engineers It is said the King dated May 24, (454, aud duly recorded May 4th, ia, | !s inclined to accede to the demand. The arma- in Liber e ie of the land records of the coun- ment of the Neapolitan arsenals, however, con- iB sion of Square 62: . C., Let 24, of Cabot’s sutdivi- | tinu. d. with the improvementy, con- sisting of 3 Seeng f Frame Houses with basement aud attic. Said jot fronts north G street, between North Capitol and Ist streais west. ‘Terms: £600 cash, $20 of which to be paid at the time of sale; the remainder in 6, 12and 18 mouths. with netes bearing interest Deed given and deed of trust taken for the defer- wees 18 Denxmarx The English, French, and Russian en at Frankfort bad requested the Diet to take Dan- ish proposals into consideration, with a view to amicable #djustment. The Committee on the Duchies had reported to the Diet Ris ta. The ice was broken up in the Neva. An imperial ukase iny a duty of 5 Pp-rruble on all articles “gem cxpotana. import, except cigars. Letlers report serious risings among the serfs in some localities, and the interposition of the military to restore order. Inpia Bombay letters add bat Little of interest to the teegrapbie accounts. Sir Colin Campbell re- mained at Lucknow, but would pre bably short! move on Laudola, and from t+ence inte Robil- cund- The English Grand Army had been re- distributed, with a view of futuce operations in the tleid Basaliy tee reserves to himself the richt to re- erty atthe risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser. if the terms of sale are not complied with within three days from day of sale, by advertise- ment three days in the Star. P. M. PEARSON. Trustee, A. GREEN ma tf dte -Auct_ NARSSAtOS SALE.—In virtue of seven (7) IVE writs of fers facias, issued from tie Clark's ofthee of the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Wasnington and to me direct- ed, I shai! expose to public sale for casi, in frontof the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY ’ Lhe oth day of March, 185¢, at 12 0’aioek m , tive fol” lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, trie, claun wud interest im and toail that piece or parce! of ground tying in Georgetown. inthe Mir- tret of Colum Which is inotuded within the fol- lowing meter bounds, to wit: Beginning on the west sideol Market Sproeaat s point 92 feet 10 inches south from the corner ot Bridze street and Market Spuee, and running thenos weet with the north wail of the two-story brick noures on the lot hereby de- seribed, and the lie thereof extending 3 feet, thence south and psraile: with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches. more or less, to 8 point which will be inter- sected by the line of the south wall of sad house extended west, then by ssid line reversed east to Market Space at the southeast corner ofsaid house, and then north and with the line of Market Space 27 feet é 8 to the pince rSasig eso, which is the northeast corner of said house, together withalland singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev- ied upon as the property of George Rhodex, Jr... and will be soid to satisfy judio:als Nos. 334, 335, and 336 to October teri, 1856, in favor of Joshua Hatcher er, and Nog. 134, 155, 135. and 137 Nena Sabib bad been reinforced, by Khan. and proposed to attack the Eagtish. The Butixsh bad experienced a reverss in the vicinity of Allahabad AUSTRALIA. The steamer Fane petrom Avstralia, bad arrived at Suez, £205,060 if yold on freight At Mel- bourne, on the 17th March, trade was depressed, although it had been slightly better. ‘Tue Latestr London. Monday morning. —The Calcutta cor- respondent of the Daily News says the Onde campaign has failed: thi Campbell's couquest was but that of ey, city, and that the final battle-groond will be the territoryof Robileund. It also says that nothiby farther will be attempted yet, owing to the hot ‘weather. ‘udicials to May term, 1858, 1n favor of Cline and ie beatance she + of Calvert & Co . the exten- Grickeak psec areas} Beane ” sive London baukers.wbo were recently m2 dts Marshai for the District of Columbia, 19> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, for Y, the 2d of April J.D. HOOVER m2-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia, LEIS FURTHER il? THE AROVE sa edountil FRIDAY, the 7th of May, 158, ur gud place, J.D HOOVER, Marsha! for Disirict of Columtia, iD- THE ABOVE. SALE IS FURTHER Postpoued untel FRIDAY. the 2tst of May, 1858, to . George. to be iu difticulties, shows a large surplus of as- ets. Consols closed this noon at 97% a97%, both for money and aceount From St. Louis and Utah. St. Lovis, March 17.—The steamer Lucas, from the Missouri river, arrived bere last night, but brings no further particulars of the Utab oews (han that already telegraphed 3 mith bad not reached Fort Leavenworth Lucas lett. ickapoo correspondent of the Republican Says thet the bandits in the neighborhood of Fo:t Seott, (Kansas.) number 250. commanded by th hotorivus Capt. Mentyomery; end being thor- oaghly armed and mounted on fleet horses, they dety tue United States troops ‘They swear that they never will be taken. Upwards of 150 fami- lies have been robbed and diiven inte Missouri The tirst detachment of the seventh infantry, consisting of 300 men left Jeff r on B=rracks yes- teréay for Fort Leavenworth. Gen. Harney ar- Ap 3-ts J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for District of Columbia. A. GR na ma? ts N, Auctioneer. TURNING AND BOR- ing rived at the Fort on the 12th inst. Secretary between 4", and 6th streets, (1 Hartwell left for Utah on the 13th ~ hite’s izon foundry, at ae ; 1 for hve years or nore, of & Building, suitable for th y the U ews. Blacksmith or any kind of Machinery oF Apparent Confirmation of am Busmess. Itisa brek establishment of large rong PuiLavetrnia, May Is —A dispateb has been received be from St. Louis, contirming the statement that Col. Kane bad et ed negotia- tions with the Mormons, and that Gov. Camm ng nad departed from Camp Scott for Salt Lake City, where his arrival was anticipated on the fith of March ; and further that bandsome apat ments had been provided for him by Brigham Young Ti e bearer of this intelligence states that Gov Powell aud Col. MeCalloagh, U. 8. Commis- sioners, were met on the Gin, Uwenty miles from Port Kearney. Prompt Paym-nt of Lost Money. Citak Lestox, May 16 —The amount of the lost package of bills on the Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank in this city, (10,000) and for whiea a rewa d of AK) is offered by the company, was promp: lv paid over tothe bank by the Adams Express Company's agent on Friday. ‘This adds another sose tucir chaplet of honor and integrity Baitimere Markets. Dartinere, May I= —Flou is steadv: Howard s reetand Ohio $1 37.4; City Mills #4. $4.12 W beat is firm and uochanged; fair to good red. $1 WaSi U7; youd io prime white $1 .20a81 Ju Corn ix variable white 59a62¢ ; yellow 64at7c Provisions we dull and nominal; Bulk Pork Gar xc 5 bacon oye Whisky is dail at 20.20) c. Immediately after the sale of the aove, or at half 12 Istail seil all the Machinery aud Is in the establishment, viz: be Steam Engine, #ix-porse power, in perfect or ler. Turning and Boring Lathes, and Patterns for Cast ines, 5 Iron Forges, four nearly new Beilows, four An- A large lot of nearly new and every description of blacksmith and other Tools. With many other articles which we deem unneces- sary 10 enumerate. Z Teriis for the moveabie offects: Under $25, cash: over $25,8 creditof2. 4, and 6 months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. The purchaser of the leasehold will bo required te pay the rent quarteriy. - A. GRE ma [4-d + Auctioneer. Auct. By A, GREE UCTION SALE EACTIFUL VILLA Faew lt apectfully Lots, which will e 3. corner of Tih lay 19 HSB. atSso Lois adjoin Uniontown, oa tho south ride of the Eastern Branch or An.c-stia river, near the avy Yard Bridee; wre high and healthy, with 1 al ood wiier, and strikingly beautifui aud diversified view tiaand Potomac river, Wasimgton, and the surroundieg country. The le- 8 pleasant, quiet and retired, free from to: y taxation, wud yet with u convenient wa kine distance ofthe omnibus stand, churches, seaools, market houses. &e. ‘The uadersizned are now making handseme 1 provements on of these sites lor their own r dences, and wili © great inducements to th Who wieh to participate in the emoyment of a coun- try home, the great sdvantarg?sot which shou'd be particula’ly appreciated by par «ising chi dren, and persone whose occupation is of a eonh sedentary character, whose health and eomfort would be greatly unproved by the invigorating exe: - cise and rural enjoyment incident to ® residence in the suburbs of the city. a s ofrale : sums under $400, one fourth talance in 6,12 and 18 montus; a d for all over $40, oue-fourth exsh; tnisnce in 1, 2. and 3S years, All conveyaucing at purchaser's ex pense. Tule indisputable. Plats can be seen aud furtl Auction sture, New York Markets. New York, May 15s —Flour is heavy, with « partial decline of 5 cents; mal « of 750) barrels; state SaBi.i0; Obio $4.30881.45; Southern BM Wadi 7 W beat is firm: sales of white SL.03),; buoyant yellow Pork is dull and nominal for mess. Beef is steady at $12 5ua$12 50 for Chicago repacked. Lard is dull at Wall ye W hisky is firm at zle Financial. New Yor. May iS —Stocks lower and dull Chicago and Rock Island. 784; Minols Central ; Cumberland Coal Co. 17; Mie! Southeru 2.4; New Yo Central 7X; Pa. Coal C» 2&4) Reading 3)y; Mo. 6's 55 exchange is steady at b 9% all0. AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME TWO-STORY PRAME ‘ss portant; white 7] ¥aT3c., Appointments the lots with the proprie! & VAN HOOK GREEN, Auct._ Pp! BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND. Ac W1 i be oifered at public sale, on the 10th day of June next, the wable Estate of th v.€ ‘Taliaferro, on the idam Kiver, tn th ulpeper, and adjor ng the Rapidam and A. Ratiroad. “The Reiiroad passes through the Farm. and the Station is only s few hundred yards from the house and barn “This Parm, situated in the heantiful and fertile valley of apidem, of fers a rare opportuuity to purchasers, Itisin a fine state of cultrvation, surrounded by good Farms, a inost desirable neighrorhood. Ht conta ua 63) ina 8-ead & ds H premises, at » m., & good two-story Fiame House, containing 6 convenientiy arranged reome, And the Lot on wh ob it xlauds—at heme weet ball of Lat 24, i Square No. 282. having a front on north M, 12 leet, hetween I21h and i3th streets west, remning ad Oh a ons nores ot 1 -and has oo it 2 large Dwelling-house, | months. for notex bearing intereat from day o1 sale, Tarn, Staine, and ©! necessary out-housessin geod | ‘8 deed eigen eal e decd of tract takou. reps Ise, at the same time and place, will be sold ali the Personal P ert ieee except the negroes: qi. D. TALIAFERRO, | Adimin’es, ‘Title indisputable. masd THE ABOVE SA! USTPRONE: olreo ot tee eee “fo ay, Voth instant, at same ROUT OO PRES a wet, HAIL’s SALE.—Itn virtue of & writ of oii temas on so hea law, isaued from thee of the Crrenit Court of Ue Drs County of Washington, ted, 1 shall expose te public aale for ma {-e0ts ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of 6 wr.ts of her! facias issued from the elerk’s ofhee of the Cirourt Courtofthe Pistriet of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale for casit, in front ofthe Court louse dour of aid county. on" TUESDAY, tho lat day of Jane, 185+, at 12 k SA Boeck oe ae pg ate najibed property to wai, sigs A'tdefendaat's ent | Qluge RUESDA tue un day of May Beat. ios, Hitle, laim, and interest in and to Lots Nos 5, Cand oe eo nee Satowins 3 ware Nu tisin the city of Was Spr a 3A together with ail and sinealar the im ‘ Meware No. vi. F Castele, Jax. Motiuire, a ON ON LDEN, ma6-ts Marshal for the District of Colambia.