Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE, To Avvertisxas 1x ALEXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo Preneb, in Alexandriz, will receive and E Promptly forward advertisements intended for The Star Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themerives ical depot. ti Of Its imunense clreulation to bring their business, wants or other fequirements tothe notice of the public had better call at his period- Crmowan Cocat.—Triat of John Essex for the murder of Owen Quigley —aAfter our closed yesterday, the trial proceeded, and Chas H. Payne, Dr. J. W. Finks, Charles F. Wood; Andrew Sessford, and —— O'Dwyer were suc- cessively examined for the Prosecution, and their testimony was substantially the same as pub- shed tn our columns at the previous trial. With the testimony of Mr. O'Dwyer the United States closed Mr. Beadley. for the defence, then called Dan’! McCarty and Mark Mankin, who testified to the same facts as were stated before by then Dr. Hall, sworn —Was passing down the street and saw a crowd standing; went and looked over their shoniders and saw a man lying; was told he bad been knocked down; he was not dead; the crowd said be was dronk, and had been knocked down. Dr H. was questioned as to the effect of blows inflicted by stamping on soft portions of the human system. Hisevidence did not ditfer materially from the other medical evidence which bad been otfered. Capt. Goddard and Col. Randolph were sworn as to the previons character of the prisoner. 4. G. Naylor testified to having witnessed a Portion of the affray. Mr. Bradiey then called to the stand Mr. G. W. Appleby, who was sworn. Mr. B. stated that be wished to show by this Witness the state of the deceased (Quigley) for some time previous fo the affray that ended in his death. He expected this witness wonld state that at or about tweive o’clock on that day, as he was passing up Third «treet, he met the deceased, who endeavorrd to provoke him intoa street broil, and drew a loaded pistol on him, threatening to shoot him, The District Attorney objected tosnch evidence being given, as it was clearly irrelevant to the pending matter. Wherenpon considerable debate ensued, and finally the Court decided in substance that the evidence proposed to be elicited clearly related to a separate und distinct matter having no bear- ing on the inquiry now goluy forward, and was therefore inadmixsable. ‘The Court the adjourned. To-day, Mr. James H. Shreeve was called to the stand. He testified that he hed known the Prisoner since he was a boy, and believed him to be a man of excellent character. The witness knew nothing of the uffair for which the pris- oner is being tried. The evidence for the defence closed with this witness, Mc. Key, for the prosecution, pocntes certain Instrnetions, which he prayed the Court to grant to the ing & ‘These were the same as those of- fered at the previons trial, and upon them the Court remarked to the jury, bis observations be- ing, so far as we could understand, the same ax made before in the same case. Mr. Bradley, for the defence, then submitted an instruction whieh the court granted in xub- stance Mc. Key then addressed the jury, reviewing the case at length, and speaking about one hour He was followed by Mr. Ould for the defence, who was speaking when our report closed. Wasuineton HorticuLturat Socrety.—Most of the leading horticuliurists of the District were present at the monthly meeting last night, ax the preliminaries were to be arranged for holding the Society's second annual Spring exhibition. A magnificeat bonquet, contributed by Mr. Jno. Watt, graced the chairman’s wmbie. Mr. AVatt also exhibited some fine specimens of early vege- tables—caulitlowers, cabbages, cucumbers, and some mammoth leeks. Mr. George Rigas, the newly-elected President of the Society, in taking the chair, made a modest disclaimer of having anything but a theoreticu! xnowledve of horticulture, but expressed his earnest disposition todo what lay in his power to advance the intesests of the Association. Mr. John Watt, from the committee appointed. reported a schedule of premiuzns for the coming exuibition. This schedule, waich was accepted and ordered to be distributed, designates some thirty-one premiums for plant’ eleven for cut flowers; twenty-seven for vegetables; thirteeu for fruits, and discretionary premiums to be allowed Tor all articles offered for exhibition. After some discussion, the second and third days of June were tixed upon for the exhibition, with the understanding that it might becontinued a day longer if desirable. Mr. Edmond Cammack was elected chairman of an exhibition committee of twenty-five, and + sub-committee was appointed to engage 3 suita- big room in the eentral portion of the city. A resolution offered by Mr. Henry Hardy to the effret that no exhibitor shall bave power to remove any article Le has deposited until afier the close of the exhibition, unless by permission of the chairman and tw. nbers of the com- mittee, was adopted A variety of ruutine business was transacted, after which the meeting adjourned to the third y in June that the co gly rich and i exhibition 1g one Tue Rivez.—The draw-keepers at the Wash ington end of the Long Bridge are full of indig- nation about certain siatemen's made in an article pablished in onr col a few zo, in rela- tiem te the Long B the corres- pondent fslle into a stupendous error in relation to the number of persous who bave been drowned Wwithia the last six years at the northern drawer. lostead of the eight m nm the correspondent alleges bave lost their gh the laches of the draw-keepers pening the draw to struck-mast long , but two men Lave been dro ing the last eight years; and them was drunk, and fell off the boat, distance above the bridge. Iu endeavoring to pilot himself throah the d:aw ta the middle When a> person is avout the ny business to be th the other wed in open day, and when the draw was open, for be bad sailed bis long boat about balf way through the bridge, the draw faving been opened for the passage of his craft, aad then jamped isto the water of his own ac- cord. The draw-keepers al-o say it has never been the eustora to open the draw for the down- ward passage of struck-mast boats. Tue wharves present an unusnaily lively ap- pearance. by reason of the increawed activity of the coal and lumber Gade. At the wharves of Messrs. Harvey & Co. the proprictors lave re- erived, since the opening of the season, upwards of 3,000 tons of coal on thelrown account, ides a much larger amount than usual cousigued to other dealers. The lower wharves are ulso doing a brisk business. Grouxp axon Lovry Tuxsuinc.—L st night, 4s a group of genticmen wer eumner of Fifth street and Judi sarge dog started a herd of swine that were wal- jowing near. I! w.ts too dark to see the avimals, Lat It was evident they were app reap rapidly. The yentiemen th would give the be yan, but anfortuna ond oe of them,» contact with a large h wack, from whence te . sched a place of safe arprise and ¢ ration they and separated with a hope fuat such au eurlosure Would be p d around the squa-e as would keep the swine out. bt they METROPOLITAN Mrcuanics’ Institure —TLe new Board of Directors of the above Lustitution weld their first monthly meeting at the Alder- men's room, City Hall, last night A committee of titee was appointed, viz: Messrs Janney. Force, and Mitchell, to examine the nu ot the late Board, and to attend to deferred busi- wess. A vole of thanks was passed to T. J. Mu- xéuder fur faithful service ax s 24 to the In- stitation The monthly meetiug Inights were changed from the third Wednesday to the fitst Friday ta each month. Aud the Board adjourned. Caxren Magnet —There was a fine display of Provisions im every department of the market this morning. The dealers «em to have taken seat pains in supplying their stands with the best stock. The country dealeis were generally at their stalis and xiauds, and the city dealers, stWays on the spot, displayed an excellent su pply of wese aabatof wapactn + purchaned fre distant sections of the country ‘ue fish deate Were busy ta their depart ers. “The yaugways were purchase = Piontixe tN tHe Magxet his morning, # Youth named Conatngham, who was selling vegetables in the Centre Market, was arrested by Orticer Suit for disorderly coudact and Bylting in the market. He was inken to the office of Jus- tee Doun, but released npon the assurance of his friends that he would appear for trial at twelve o'clock — Tue Wasmixctoy Tuxstee—Another full house g-eted the Keller Tioupe in their magnifi- cent tableaux and graceful Lailets, at the Wash- Sngtou Theatre, last might. The andience were cettainly weil entertained by the dramatic per- iotuauces ‘To-wigbt we have a repetition of last night's entertainment. Music —Yesterday afternoon, the visitors at the President's Grounds waited awhile for the Brisic and then took leave Thirteenth st worth a visit, if it be merely to see the many sae perb specimens of workmanship in marble that are there on exhibition Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp 1.0. O. F., of the District of Columbia, cele- brate their anniversary on Tuesday next by a —— an oration and an entertaiament in he d. aed @ grand promenade concert und The various Indces will fall into line at the City Hall at 9 o'clock a.m , and thence, with music, banners, symbols and regalia, proceed through the principal streets of the city te the lecture room of the Smithsonian Institution, where, after prayer and other ceremonies, an ora- tion on ** Odd Fellowship” will be delivered by D. G. M. Wm. H. Young, of Baltimore. The line will then re-form, and the body proceed to discuss a collation at the ange Rooms, Lou- isiana avenue; after which the lodges will be dismissed. At night, three concerts will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street; Withers’s Band ocenpying the saloon, Esputa’s Band the north room Tn the third story, and a ine Quartette Club, the south, room. The concerts conclude and dancing commences at 10 o'clock, to continne til Night's candles are burnt ont, and jocund day Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops.’” A finer programme, or one offering more varied enjoyment, has never been devised in this city. Tue PRorosep SpxctaL Portce —We have every reason to believe that those who are fearing that the Mayor will make partisan appointments of the proposed special police, to serve on the election day, are giving themselves unnecessary Uneasiness, indeed. Mayor Magruder ix well aware that to do so or to permit any others than well-known and generaily respected citizens to interfere ax special police on that day, mit be to invite rioting and the infraction of the Mgbts of the citizen. Small-beer politicians on either side—men bent on securing the election to ottice of their own favorites—are most unfit men to wield such responsibilities on such occasions. Experience teaches they always set out under the impression that their fauctions are devoived on them to subserve partisan ends. ARRESTED —Yesterday, the colored boy John Nagent, who was charged with being one of the party who attacked the police near the Park on Mouday, was arrested by Otticer Zimmerman and sent to jail by Jastice Doan. ‘There ix an- other warrant out for him, in which he is charged with shooting at Captain Bright while on his way home. Noyent has grown to be perfectly intimate with the police of Wasbingten ina very short time. He has been freguently mentioned on the guard-heuse docket, sometimes for serious offences. Vacrants —It has been usual for vagrants of other cities to make Washington their home and impose upon the charity of onr citizens during the winter season. This has been a cause of complaint, many believing, and with reason too, that the vagrants were sent hese fiom other cities. Bat why they should be so numerous this spring, when they usually depart at the approach of Pleasant weather, is a question that requires some consideration. Tar Asyi.vm —The workhonse and cily farm are supphied with inmates and hands in abund- ance at the present time. The farm appears to be no longes a terror to violators of the munictpal laws—toany actually desiring a trip down for 90 days. The work upon the new building, which bas been suspended for a long timp, has been commenced ayain by a few bunds. As yet, the pre ‘ss toward completion is very slow. Sent tote Fars —Yesteiday, officers Lioyd and Chipley aitested Mary Donnelly, Catharine Brown, aud Virginia Burch, for disorderly con- duct and throwing stones in that delectable por- tion of the Seventh Ward, known as “Fighting Alley.” They were taken before Jastice Row- land who committed thera to the workhouse, the two first for thirty days each, and the last for sixty ditys. Ook Oxy Friend, Maj. Calvert, is disposing of an immense number of his Virginia Bee pal. aces, constructed on common sense principles, and the very best articles of the kind ever offered to the American public. Ne has a nnmber of them one xhibition in the East Capitol Grounds. After examining their construction. no one who keeps bees will nevlect the conveniences which these Bee Palaces afford. Rear Estat —Yesterday, the following pro- perty, located in this city, was disposed of, by A. Green, auctibneet: Lot No. 24 in square 292, twelve feet front on north M street, between 12th and 13th streets, with @ two-story frame h for $705; Franei trong purchaser, jonerr, sold half of lot 7 in Square 525, ut Me. per foot, to F. Mohun. y Deer Preventen —Yesterday, the Chief of Po- lice arrested two gentlemen—Messrs. B. B. Dong- lass and O. Jennings Wise—from Richmond, formation telegraphed from the Mayor ond, that their purpose was to have a hostile meeting near this city. ‘They were taken before Justice Goddard, and held to bail for peace iu (he sum of 22,000 each. For Covert —Thomas Doyle was arrested yes terday by Officer Yeatman, on acharge of larceny of clothing. He was sent to jail for court by Jnstice Doon. ‘The same afticer arrested a man named Jacob Pirasants, for an assault and bat- tery on aeolored Woman named Amy Jackson He was also sent to jail by Justice Donn Trosr who need the services of a most xkiiful worker in marble will find none better than Rutherford, on FE street, between Twelfth and Ss. Ifis establixbment is well Liner..—Yesterday, Mr. Alexander Adamson was arrested by officer Yeatman, on a charge of libel made by Samuel J. H vrows out of ana Gazette. han. This suit cle publisied in the Police Adamson was held to bail for Court by Justice Donn. * Warten Reterxs —No cases entered for trial last night. ‘I'wenty-one lodsers—one of them a resident of the District. Tur Vixgixta Common Sense First Puxwiv Bex I’ hexmbition fora short i Grounds. Persons wixh- br to purchase State, County, do well tu call immedintely, Ul be removed to New York next week. -S* Gao, Calvert. Tus Guat Dkawnack to persons emigrating to the extreme westeru country is tue great fear the: have of the Fever and Ague—the most direful of all divenses. E Presented Ine powers fur ali dineases of tho a! universally uckeowledged. The Bitters prepared aiter & long experience and deep study ceived Lhe eneunume of the most euiti physi- Cimns 4s Wail a8 u!l classes, fromevery part of our veountry. ‘Fo those who doubt their mauy virtues, 2 e4n say is, to try them, and judge for them- bs, Tespectively, sais by Drugyists and dealers generay, eve- ry where, ma 18 eost, Worth Reapinc —Why 9 it and repine nud ding Out a mise existence, hited tor the enjoyments, aud even ordinary put- 1 iifo, when relief imay be Gbtained, nd health vigor restored, | & treatinent at once conve- tand safe,ns wet tin its chara ter? ton, so many suffer With dise-we, ting im ie tenders tue suilerers, in venient and proper preser wns. a tho oure and round body and mend, without unple sant re strictions or hinderance irom ordinary business pur- suits, eases of a private nature, from whatsoever ther recent or ob No, strictures, an irritn- ring May and June, remaining W days, and Fridays ofeach week. at hs soome, 58 Natioun! Hotel, from | te? p.m, K. BS. Hark ro 1- WTR PO Residence, Kic: Pexnt ‘Phose in want of Pennies, for change, ‘ways oifain them on application at the coun the Star Odes, wl ur. Tracy Delorme, the Dysrepsta snp IY rent cures of Conse furmxhed hin by bs prese iption. given by aw id, Whvie in @ stule ol trance erybody win has taken + + Ile oganly as sure 1 of one st ine a Racy D jon, New York Ie _ SPECIAL Notier.—kor Perfumed Breath White Teeth, aud Hountifs mplexion, use ** Balm of dressing Ladies’ hair use 2 bOW pomade ; it Cannes gen- 1 besw@tifully. Price cents W OP. Feruinek & Co., Proprietors, New York. eesle and Retail Agents for Washington, aunt, Bookhellers, betwee: 9th aud MARRIED, On the 20:h instant. by thas Rev. Mr. Rogera, WM. W. COGS\IWELL we onere USHER, all of this city, Mis MAK THA On oe en, inatone, by ae i P. Will, A. CLAY > + Req. to Miss RLIZA BB 'TH 3. BAKKER, «lott ity. = eee DIED. On the M4th instant, RLIZABKTH GA'TES, consort of dainge Uaips, aned yearn, ~=m GEORGETOWN, Correspondence of The Star. ‘ GxoRsETown, May 20, 1958. Capt. Moore launched from his boat dock, yes- terday afternoon, a handsome specimen of bis skilt at boat. building, a beautifnl boat called the Flying Clowd, which he intends rutuing on the re excursions up the line. ‘The launch drew together quite a large concourse he interruption to navigation visible in almost ys we have witnessed but little of the stirring poeeey wiich characterized the several preceding weeks. several times been requested to call r authorities to the upon the canal dangerous condition o} side of Potomac street, between the cotton fac- tory and the mill of A. Ross Ray & Bro. If we are correctly informed, an individual bad one of bis legs broken at this The following pls have arrived since our last report: Schr. Mariah, Pike, from New York, in Meigs; Rough and R-ady, fatoes to Peter Berry; A. V. Bedell, Rider, New York, to same: Fields, Salisbury, lumber to E cement to Ca; Moore, from Cherry Stone, and Advocate, Pickrell & Co. The Hamilton, laden with flour for New York and the Marietta Burr, joston by Hartley & Wide Awake, Capt. There has been considerable firmness and ac- tivity in the flour market since our report of Tues- day, and limited sales have been made at $4.50 for good canal supe: tine brands. the market is firm this morning uality. No change in grain. y of wood brought to our market this seaxon is some fifteen hundred to two thou- sand cords short of the riod last season. by the Messrs. » laden with the same for B Bro, were towed out by the Beall, yesterday. » at which price Extra brands quantity for the same Good qualities are seiling rom vessels at the following prices: Hickor: H 50aH 75; oak $3.50s83.75, very prime $4 pine $2 50:83, ‘ou want an article of flour for bakers or rior to anything of the market, look to the ad- Clabaugh, in another column. Spec: family use, # little si kind now offerin; vertisement of V a Correspondence of The Star. ALEx«NpRIA, Va., May 20. We are inde»ted to the kindness of Mr. Jos. M. Philips, one of the obliging mail agents on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, for a copy of the sketches of the acts and joint resolutions of session of the General Assembly of Vir From it we extract the following acts, of interest to our citizens: An act to incorporate the German Benevolent Association of Alexandria; the capital not to ex- An act for the relief of John T. Edd, of Alexan- dria; releases him from An _ act to incorporate the Farmers’ and Me- chaniex’ Savings Bank of Virginia, at Alexandria; capital to be in shares of 810. An act to amend an ac Asylum of Alexandria, S47; with a capital not exe: and personal. t to incorporate the Or- ssed March 22 ing $100,000, real Vacancies in board of trustees supplied by the Council of Alexandria. revent the running at large of hogs Any person on whose or hogs may be running e same by impounding a list of such hogs, with roper description (to be returned to clerk's of- pay damages, such per- nay sell the hogs, or as lands or premises a ho; at large, may distrain t them ; and after making jce,) if the owner fail to son making distraint m many as are necessary to pay damages; but the owner may redeem his ho, ms by ving damages before the day of sale; t Y ehucaite ii lo be submitted to the Au act to amend the char andria; divides the city authorizes the council to alter the boundaries and provide additions! wards; clanges the limits and boundary of the city; exteads the jurixdic- tion of the coancil over the harbor, and over the poor-houses, and grounds betonging thereto; authorizes them to tax ordinaries, jails and negro dealers; dealers in livery stables; brokers; quack medicines; venders, and other merchants; incomes and all licenses; grant licenses to own drays, ke; specially tax a lot a or curbed street; act to be submitted to voters on the Ist Monday in June next. An act to regulate fisheries in the waters of the Potomac river, and to protect the breed of fish; fishing season for shad and herring in said river commence Istof March, and end 25th of May; any person hunling seine or gill nets (other ) for summer and winter fish, hets within such period, he its, seines, &c , to be sold for cash, after ten days’ notice; one-half of proceeds and fine to be paid to the informer, and balance to literary fand; and be fined not less than $50 nor more than $100, on conviction beforea justice, and shall be committed to custody until fine and costs are paid; nor shall any person haul any such selnes, &c., within the bounds of fishing land- period aforesaid, under like pen- alty and forfeiture; sherift and constables of the n the Potomac to arrest any person vio- ter of the city of Alex- into four wards, and ers of wagons joining a pav than market seine: and drifting stury shall forfelt bis ings within the ‘The whole number of marriage licenses issued from the clerk’s office of the Ale Court this year is as follows: Jaw 7; March, 3; Aprii3 y array; but May ¢ things, eight licenses L The Cireuit Court, yesterday, trial of the Dowell case, and acquitted Julia Rush, indicted for stealin, James M. Berlin. xandria County ary, *: Pebro- sa mo-t beg- ves promise of better ving already issned Y; postponed the a gold watch from The following cases were also J.T Wilt and JS udants; Jox.©P. Hol- lingaworth vs. W. G. Legg, action of debt, de- fendant confessed judgment; Francis A. Marbu- ry, verdict for plaintiff; Chas. Duiauey vs. Jubn Young, verdict for plaintitf. Judge Tyler also decided on an issue joined and written arguments presented during the re- in the case of the city of Alex- re Insurance Co. of Alexandria, The court held that the city hax no power to tax the company upon the amount of dividends de- clared by them on their stock. A boat was passing under (he canal bridge near the poor-house on Tuesday in and injured one of the men. B_H. Lambert's auction saie disposed of 200 bhds. sugar and 30 bids. molasses at the prices mentioned iu my letter of yesterday. The exhibition of Mrs. realized $7.79 for charitable purposes. The Young Men’s Christian Association have called a meeting of such ladies as are willing to aid them, by holding a strawberry festival. © Produce Market—Sules of red wheat %icaSl (3 Corn—sales of yellow at 61, white 60, mixed Suc. ort yesterday: Arrived—Schr. A eport, to Borden Mining rker, Rogers, Norwich, to Al- g Co.; schr.Jox Holmes. Holmes, 'y; schr. Trogen, T. White, verdict f cess of the court, andriaes the Fi y when the bridge fell twell’s village school Rowland, brid, sehr. Sarah E leghany Minin New York, to T Crook Bridgeport, passed up to Washington; sehr. Statesman, Weeks, New York, toS. Shinn; » Dent, Pomonkey, corn to Washing- schr. Constitution, Wheeler, Matta- woman, corn to Washington & Co.; sehr. Eagle, » Piscataway crees, wueat to Washington Sailed—Schr. John Sulliman, Clam, Troy, coal by Fowle & Co ; sehr. i New York, coal by T. J Eliza, Matthews, New Vork, coal ms hailey; sehr. Jacob Birdsill, Chamberlain, New schr. Caroline, Borden Mining F Ranger, Blackwell, York, coal by ‘T. J. Mehuite Anderson, Boker, New York, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, COR SALE—A beautiful BUILDING LOT, 1 57 feet on Gay street, and running back between the residences of Robert Dick ‘This Lot is improved by a haad some siune-wall and iron-raiting 10 front, and has a cominguding view of the Potomac and 0 at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of O. Z, NCASTER, Bridge “atte mi ROM BOSTON.—The reguhur packet schooner "8, Waster, has or- ~% disolinrging to-morrow. She. will sail for Boston iu 8 few daya For freight or yaarnee apply to ma wearsvilie, B. rived and will HARTLEY & BRO. dit RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with basement, on 2d st est, G & town, nnd well arrang: ome JOKE BK. }» Georgetown ee SINE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our fronds aud the public that we have at last suc eveded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed exprossly to our order, which we uarautes te be the finest and the was cvor offered m this mark. All persuns Wishing a nice articls of Ale can have plying to us for eithe Kennett, Burton XXX udeiphia and XX, V nave Brown Stout and XX Porter always cn han niu our drivers, RNY & SHINN, it, 57 Greou sireet, Georgetown, D.C. M. RUPPEL, of Market Space, No, 37 hetween streets. Georgetown, announces to his RESTAUKANT nay ba fou: most exoollent at kinds of GAME .n season, ry fine article of era by mail, or to, Union Bottling G Norra ide Canal ceeved atall houra at the usual pricos, NEW ENGLAND Nol, gi dust re- FRANCK TAYLOR, Fi TIQh: EvxticS tata ovived. UCTION SALES. aa GREEN, mappa q fame N K E AND Wari woe tt Ee MONDE in tant, th the 3g tgs ce is omits of the premises, uated about one anda half squares from ihe Western Market, and. if desired. will Be eevee eee ep front building lots on the enti le. ‘ersons wish: imvest this section of the city will do I to attend the sale, asthe must be . ‘Terms: One-third oath? the balance in Gand 12 meaths. bred —— nye ed interest, to be secured Sina 20d roan propery GREEN. Aust. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ‘RCTS Pe Acer on Aon HONS ORD, BRRRCZs ee 24th, ty aan at the Cag is of D. ES wreace, on Penn. a 2 Jackson fail. 1 shall sell all the rniture and Ef fects, compris: Mahgenny Hair Spring Sofas, Rocker, and Parlor ire, Mshogaay Card and Side Tabi anew oe * and Staden. 8, Orteler At 5 mand Wood-seat Chairs, Lounces, Extension Diving Table, Sideboard, Groskers. See etary ar Bedi S. jreau: a Cottage Set, Chamber ‘Tables. aerre bi tresses, Tre and we, iat Sets. ing-giasses, Cooking Stoves Kitelran Utens: By sd ke, Terms: $25 and under. cash wT that sum. a credit of 69 and 90 days, for safinfactoriiy endorsed notes. bearing interest. ma 20-d J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Aue ic neers. HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING > Lor at Avction.—On TUESDAY AF TER- NOON next, 25th instant, at half-past 50’olock, in front of the premises. we will sell Lot No. 24, in Square numbered 367, fronting 2% fest on the east side of 10th street west, and running back 120 feet to aD feet alley. rs : ‘This valaable property is in a beautiful looation and in an improving part of the city. Persovs wish- mg. to invest or to build would do well to attend. Perms : One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12 and re er with interest, and secured by a deed of rust. ‘ritls perfect. All conveyancing at expense of purchas-r. _ina 20- dts WALL & BARNARD, Ancts, By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. XCELLENT FURNITURE ann HOUSK- WeLD Rrrects at PrBiic AvcTion —On WEUNESDAY MORNING, May 26th, at lv o'clock. at the residence of Chas, Haskins, Esq. No. 240'{ street, between Hin aud 19th streets, I shail sell all the Furn ture and kffec's, comprising Handsome set of Union Chairs, mapa carved walnut marble top Centre and Sofs ‘ab.es. Lady’s walnut Secretary and Bookstand, Wainut Whatnot. with d-awers, 2 Cane-seatand back Extension Chair, Arm Chairs, Spring-seat Lounge, Ottoman: A‘abaster Vases, Candelabras, Clock, Handsome Drop-jieht, Gas Fixtures, Suit of walnut Diuing-room ae fini : ing, of 2 Sof au “ait! “nat Dinner Set, Alvata Tea “et, Castors. Table Cutlery, Glassware, Chafing Dishes, &c, Mahogany and Painted WarJroves, Dres«ing and p'ain Bureaus, Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Iron Bedstead, Mattresses, Bolaters and Pillows, Very far a Stove. Refrigerator. Together with @ large assortment of Kitchen Re- Terms: @30 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit of 60 and 90 days, fur satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest, ma 20-4 J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct. by J.C, MoBUIRE, Auctioneer. SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LUT, NEAR THE ARSANAL, FOR SALk aT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, mee 2ist, at 6 o'cloek, on the premises, shal! sell half of Lot No.6 i Square No, 49}, tronting 24 feet 8% inches on south K. between 434 and 6th streets, end running back 102 feet 6inches to a 3v feet alley, witha 15 feet alley running the full depth of the Lot on the east side, together with the improvements, consisting of a two-story brick Ho containing three rooms, with slate roof, excelleut fences all sround, &c. ‘er One third cash ; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, mma '8-d JAS. C. MeGUIRF, Anct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. BULDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD at Avction.—On SATURDAY AFTER- NOON, at 6 o’clock, in front of the premises, we will sell two good Building lots, being Lot No. e in Square Ne. 16, on 26th atreet, tetween | and sts.. divided into two lots, having a front each of 2% feet anda Foe of one hundved and forty-eight feet to 2 3-feet alley. The title to these lots is perfect, and the sale will made without resery Terms: Oue-fourti cash; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. ‘The deferred payments to bear interest. All conveyane.ng at the expense of the purcha- ser. mals WALL & BARNARD, Auets. By BARNARD & BUCK poorgetome. V THOLBSALE STOCK OF GROCERIESat . AveTion.—On MONDAY MORNING next 234 tant, at ten o'clock, at the warehouse of Measrs. Geity & William rner of Water and High streets, Georgetown will sell the remaim- der of their stock (ubout #:x thousand doliars worth) as follows: 100 Larrels Whiskey, Barrels domestic Gin, Biandy, and Rum, Casex imported randy. Win Green and Black Teas, Ground Chewing and Smoking Tobaceo, » brgne, Scoten Ale, Sardines, Nutmogs, Cloves, Candles, Mackerel and Herring, H her Wood Ware, ope, fine and G, A. . her goods not here mentioned, ‘Terms liberal, and at sale. 7 BARNARD & BUCKEY, ma 18 Auctioneers, Georgetown, i a ’S SALE,—In virtua of a writ of fier: facias. issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireut Court of the District of Cotumbis, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | will ex pose to public sale, for Casu,in front of the Court House door of said courty,on FRIDAY, the lith oi June, 1858, at 12 o’olook mm, the following described property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claun, tnd interest in and to Lot N n Square No, 233%, in the City of Washington, D. C., seized and levied upou as the property of Edmond Riley, and will be sold to natiel’ Judie, No. 427, to May term, 1858, in favor of Morsell & able, W. SELDEN, _tma 19-dta Marshal for the District of Columbia. Ry J. C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT AT THE 4 CORNER OF I8T ST, EAST AND SOUTH C Stxeet. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, flay ist. at 5 o'clock. on the premisoe, I shali sell Lot No. 1, in Square No 69), situated at the corner of Ist street east and south C streec, having a front of 108 feet on Ist street by 1 on south C atreet, Tif sale presents an unusuel opportunity for a Profitable investment, in view of the extension of the Capito! grounds euiptury. Title perfect. One-third cash ; the residue in 6 and 12 ith interest, secured by a deed of trust on J. C. MeGUIRE, Auet. E.—In virtue of a writ of fie issued by John H Goddsrd and Fran- cis J. Murphy, two justices ofthe peice for the county of Washington in the District of Columbia, and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale, for Casi. on the premises, on f DAY, the Ist day of June, 1858, ut So'clock Sarah Washiog- ton's right, title, and interest in and toa frame di-g, erected on east part of Lot No, 33, in Square bout 16 feet front of said lotand eized property of Sarah Washing- id to satisfy said fier facias in fa- H. Philip. W. SELDEN, arsial for the District of Coimmbia, N ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue of seven (7) writs of fier! facinx, ed the Clerk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum- bia, for the county of Wasi ton and to me direct- ond, 1 shall expose to publi for cas, tn frontof the Court House door of col ay on FRIDAY, the 2th day of March, 1953, at 12 jock Mm. , th lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s hat piece Tight, title, claim and interest in and toali or paroel of ground lying in G: etown. inthe bis- trict of Columlia. which 18 included within the fol- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Bexinning on the wert sideof Market Space ata point 82 feet 10 inches south from the corner of Bridge street and Market 8 and running thence wi ith the north wail of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby de- scribed, and tlie line thereof extending 39 feet, thence south and pale with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or fess, to a point which will be inter- seoted by the line ofthe south wall of said house extended west, thon by said line reversed erat to Market Space at the scutheast cornor ofsaid hous and then north and with the line of Market Space 2 fet 6 uehes to the place of beginning, whieh is the northeast corner of sail house, together witha!l and singular the imp-ovements thereon, seized and lev- ied upon aa the property of George Rhodes, Jr., and will be soid to sati«fy judiciala ‘Nos. SH, 335, aud $96 to Ootober term, 1256, 1m favor of Joshua Hatcher aud Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, 135, 138. and 137 Judieinis to May term, 1858, in favor of Cline and Dilign, Peter Duion, Benaian ‘Priplett and John Crumbaug hi. » D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, 1O* THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, for want of bidders, nutil FRIDAY, the 2d of April hext, 184%, samme hour and place, J.D. HOOVER, m2i-te Marshal for the District of Colunbia. Il THE AROVE SALE IS FURTHER mie eon pe FRIDAY. the 7th of May, 1858, ye hour lace, 7 -! J, D HOOVER, Ap 3-te * Marshal for District of Coluniima, i> THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed ys Pret a at gape. to ake place on et » George- town at Solon the agent Sme® te + D. HOOVER ma7-te Marshal Ee Disiict of Columbia, Beek INDING AND PAPER-RULING ¥, THOMA’ Southeast comusr of Eights aod D streets, ™ pg dee ee cel "Wo or ISENKBANZ'S PIANOS, our 1 own im Maton dient from Germany, just receiv, for sale low. me Petre, feat ith it, *. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneers FAANDSOME BUILDING Lot ON THE LAND AT ADCTION.—On URSDAY, the th Mmesiani, i sell, on the premises, at or eleek in . the west halfot Lot No-20. in Sq —_ tok 1 feats ince sions ‘a ts foot ide 4 a 15- side a ‘tween Sd and 5 tieys amaking 2 Bandsome and desist vie Building it. : One-third cash; balance une defer pas nto be soonted ets A. GREEN, Anct, By J, C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. PORTE SAE OF A BREAD EE RICK LI Fite ve 2p anv Sp.—On THURSDAY sil sail Lox Nos bein Square Now #0" frosting’ 3b feet lon on ceere ie, Sr amas 38 weeps ok ite fate al with the improv. E of tnree-sio! Buck Dwetling bui conta, saloon, par- ildings. Lid Dy ‘hia house is nearly new, well-farn the mocern improvements, and built most substantia! manner, and located in one of the most beautiful and pleasant parts of the city. _ Terms: One fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12and 18 montha. with mterest, secured by deed in trust on mais d J.C. MeGUIRE, Azet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Tee ee eOME. +>. rd SLVASL® vu s Prsu: wi lO N.- THURSDAY APTERRGOR: the Sak netee we shail sel', on the premises, at G-o'olock, sirable Building Lots, No. 5, situated in S having a front of 60 feet on I street north, and run- ing back 142 feet 7 inches to a 30-feet alley, between hand Sth streets. Pi © purchase bui'ding lots forthe ning back 11. ersons desiron: erection of a residence wil! do well to examine the above lots, as they are situated rapidly improving part of the immediate wigioty, wf the splendid residences of Messrs. Douglas, Rice and Breckinridge. “Phe attention of speculators and those in want of building sites is invited to the above wale, as it is well worthy of their attention ‘Terms : One-fourth cash ; balance in 6, 12,18, and 24 months, with notes bearing interest. leed given and a deed of trust taken, ‘Title indisputable mals d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. \. & CO., Auctionsers. S WILL SELL, TO-MORROW M>RN- % '2 o'alock, and 'y evening hereafter, commencing at 4 p. m.,2 ¥: inrge assortment of On! Paintin 1 frame Se CU nent the sale will be 1 are re- spectiuliy im By C, W, BOTELER, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE OF SUPEKIOR | Rosr- Woop Piano Forts, Cavinet FURNITURE. Gitt Frame Mimrons, SiLk Damasx Cur- TAINS, VELVET AND BRUSSELS Car FRIDAY MORNING, May Is. a ds ly at that hour uw posed of. 1 sbail se! virtue of, from J_H, Freeman, dated March Sist, and recorded April 10, 1858, all and singular the goods and chattels, anaes — and ——— farmitere, enumerated m the st julie annex to sai and em! cing evor! articie of household and kitchen furniture contained in the bbet House, situated o: and lith streets, consi lection of supe: Furriture, &c., su Elegant Rosewood hickering, Elecart French plate, gilt-frame Mante!, Pier, and s Oval samrers af sarone one acd iain juperior rosewo and welrutcrimson plush-oov- S fe N htewen Tete a, finished i juite of rosewood ior Furniture, finis in grimson acd gold brocatelle, comprising two pS) atte »olss,two Arm Chairs, and eight or rs, Suites of handsome wainut figured damask-covered Parlor Fvrniture. cousisting of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs, Rocker and four Parlor Chairs, jandsuine walnut Whatnots, Etageres, and Book- stands of various patterns. Beautifal marble top Centre, Sofa. and Side Tables in rosewood. walnut and mahogany, Elegant b-oestelle, damask and ince Curt: throushout the house, with gilt Cornice, Co: ‘Tasse's. &c., complete Superior Velvet, English. Brassels, and Three-ply Carpets, throughcut the house. Brussels and Venetian hali and stair Carpets, Splead d rosewood: waloutard slehoeany marti s rosewood, walnut az y e- a top Dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward- Jenny Lind end French Bedsteads, F ine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar- bles, Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes and Wash- stands of superior make, Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Washstands, Superior curled hair Mattresses, Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows. Verv exten: lot of superior Bians ets, Marseilles (Quits, Comforts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bol- sterand Pillow slips, French China, marbied and granite Toilets Sets, Mahozany hair spring Sofas, Rockers, Arm and 278, Side Chay = ing-Desks, Arm Chairs, Rookeases, W: Silver-plated Castors, Waiters, Tea and Coffee Uras, & 7 orks, Walnut and mahogany extension, breakfast, card, side Tables, Superior oak cane-seat Dining Chairs, French China and granite Dinner, Dessert and Tea Service E Block. tin Urns, Chafing Dishes and Dish Covers, Radiator, open-grate, and air tight Stoves, Together with a general assortment of every article in the housekeeping line. Terms: 3% and under, cash; over $3, and not exceeding $100, 6 and 90 days ; over $100, 1,2, Sand 4 months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing in- terest, JOHN A. LI ‘ON. Trustee. ma 7-dts C. W. BOTELER, Auct. ifs THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY next, 2'th instant, same hour. mal? d c. W. BOTELER, A ‘The House is for rent. Inquire of T. J, Fisher, Exq., at Motuire’s auction store J" THE ABOVEISALE WILL BE CON- tinued FRIDAY and SATUKDAY, wi to weather, Sale to commence at 1 « ma 2 2t C. W. BOTELER, Auet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. OOD AND [ARLVY NEW PURNITURE 3 at Avcrion.—On FRIDAY MORNING, the 2ist instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the resi- dence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, on Washington street, between Bridge acd C: sis, (the fiag will designate the house,) the eutire Fur: miture, as— Mahogany Sofa and Chsirs, Do — Roeker, Lounge, Matting, Window Curtains and Shades, Mahogany Ce: tre, Side and Dining Tables, Cottage Set. Chamber Furniture, Beds, Mattresses, Beda Kitehen Furn % 1. Ce Terms cash. BA“NAKD & BUCKEY, ma 18 Georgevwown, Auctioneers, By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND H®°USEHOLD Errecte at Avction.—On FRIDAY MOK? 2ist, at 10 o'clock, at the resicence of Marcus Bull, hsq., ia Franklin Row, K street, between 12th and 13th streets, I shall sell a portien of his Furniture and Effects, comprising— Mahogany Cased Piano Forte and Stool, Do. | Sofa, Rocker, and Parlor Casirs, Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounge, Several fine Eneravings, Window Shades, Carpets, Uicloth, Matting, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wardrobe, Washstands, ‘Toilet Sets, Looking-Glasses, Cooking Stove, Refrigerator. . Together with many other articles in the house- keeping tine. Terms : ‘enty dollars and under cash ; over that sum, & credit of 66 and 90 days, for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. ‘i ma 17 J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. _ FUTURE DAYS. _ “By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SAL VALUABLE PROP- —On WHE DNESAY AF <6 h, 1858, at 54¢ o'clock, I sell. at public auction, on the premixex, to the b est b.dder, by virtde of adced of trust to me directed, dated Mav 2d, #54, and duly recorded May 4th, 1454, in Laber 76, yee of the land reeords of the coun- ty of Washington, D. C., Let 24, of Cabot's aubdive- sion Of Sguare 625, with the unprovements, con- sisting of 3 fe wtory Frame Honses with basement and attic, Said lot fronts north G street, between North Capitol an streets wet Terms: 96 20 of w: to be paid at the time of sale; the remainder ia and 18 months, with netes bearing interest. oes — and deed of trust taken for the defer- Ted pa 8. The tee reserves to himself the right to re- se'l the property at the risk and cost of defaultin; Purchaser. if the terms of sale are not complied will within three days from day of sale, by advertise- ment three days in the Star. ¥. M. PEARSON, Trustee, ma l4 dts A. GREEN, Auct _ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. JALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUF, *T OF THE Cap at Auction —On FRI + the 2ist instant! hall 1 Square No, 863, all of whic! m M. ryland e-ue, between 6th and 7th streets east. On tot No. 9 there iva yood Frame House, whieh will be sold with Lot No 9.0n which it stends. All the lots rum brough the Square, handsomely located, and & fine ity for persons wishing to make a good in ive. dne- third oash ; balance m6, 12, and 18 r notes pacer aeons veg day of sale. vi a of trust trken Asoc A. GREEN, Awet. NITED STATES JRON STEAMER WA- U TER WITC ‘Phere will be sold, on the Ist day of June next, at the U.S. Navy Y ard. Wasnio tom, at i2e’elock m., the Hull of won steamer Water Witeh. The vesse! Was butit at the Washington Yard in 144. Her length on deck is 13: feet 6 inches ; Lreadth 21 feet 2 inches; hold 40 fest; and the draft of water as she now florts 1s 3 feet 3 woes. ‘There are sume brass valves anda iron Windlass attached to the bul); also, oa of De carne frame of wood and a P= ber work a is the iron s-from 70 to 80 tons, oo ‘Te purchaser will be allowed the use of the Ma- Heike rp aa the Yard to baat pny the “7 i is OXpenne, wi per ments to keep her on & reasonable tamese lens ber bottom ws u sary. ‘The Vessel can he exami time, and the sale will be subject to the snihestion-oftes Depart ‘The terma * WM, FIANN, itv Mitvy Agente TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. tated senate wt fin teeirevthnarte a Additional Fereizn News. &, May 20 —The I, ropean and Arperican Sobmarine via the Azores, ying their ca The army and na te the Duke of Mal, alliance was toasted. The French commission the claims of Professor M that the Government pa) the use of his system In Trade in France conti mt. The proiced Es- are about issuing proposals vena juet tEa"the Premck appointed to consider recommended him 400,000 francs fer rance. nued to show signs of ve sension bas been ‘be Queen of Holland ror. jag ber arms and strength- have been unexpectedly of the Ministers bave ten- politan tariff is about to uty of 25 percent. ad on all imports. had occurred ia Naples, the Vine disease bas again ies have been commenced for for abolition of Rus- Mprovement. extended to 2d of May. T bach Visit tothe F: The Spanish Cortes ned and several their resignation A change in the Nea; take place; a maximum di valorem will be levied shocks of eart considerable da; Details of the sian serfdom are published. Full details of the scenes follow} Lucknow are to band storming the . The pl tion war tae bu - 8,000 men would be b mptoms of revolt appeared Paris Pays says t fall of Lucknow, 0: changed. Appi of gold for the ce dentally killed destruc. it order had been restored. eft to garrison the city le is still in full revolt. land rates of discount are «m- ——— for disconnts were torials amy that sbi pntineat were aoe 5 era Proposals are advertised for Le tous te a Swedish loan of £1 cent. for constraction ess paper was discounted at 2 ya? payments due on the Sth would to (he amount of capital afloat. Another Railroad Accident. » May 19 —The New York ex- Press train on the Elmira, Canandaigua aad Ni- agara Falls Railroad, which le Bridve yesterday morning o'clock, ran of the track a of a railway = bast- - Exchequer ata’ £1,000 ono at twenty minutes to6 half mile west of Penn the equalizing bar which fein the theck, age and two passen ing the latter of their s. The following persons were in red : » of New Yor! The accident was caused on the tender breaking, thereby throwing the ger cars off the track, st: ‘seat Mr. W.F. Bi the face, but no bones to New York to-day. George Walters, brakesman, cut above his Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Hard, slightly brnised. A physician from Illinois, wrist dislocated. A lady from Addison, slizptly cut in the face. webs injured have retu He is on bis way Wymans, mother of to their respec- Kansas Rumors. Sr. Lovis, May 20.—Accounts from Kansas re- port continued out robberies by M omery’s band of outlaws. Three hundred tam- fes are said to have been driven out of [ It is further understood that the bave sworn to drive all the Pro-sla’ out of the Territor: sales in July promi have said that uniexs Governor Denver with- draws the troops from Fort Scott ceed to Lecompton and hang bim {The Reporter at St. Louis vonebes for nothing contained in the above dispatch, transmits the report as received 'y.and to break =p tas land xo. They are also they will pro- Later from Havana—Another British Out- rage. New Yorx, May 20 —The United States mail steamship Black Warrior, from Havana on the 15th. bas arrived. She reports tha’ marines from a British cruiser had je of the Cuban outports and ransac! tions in the vicinity, in search imported African rt had been ord: invasion, and the insult to the s =— ships Lad arrived at Businesss was dull. ked the planta- of some recently The captain of the ree gS the avana with 1,600 Sugar and Molasses un- Transfer of the Pennsylvania Canalste the Erie Railroad. Hargiscvrs, May 19 —The State canals were formally transferred to the Sanbury and Erie Raii- pany to-day The Governor bas issued @ proclamation announcing that fact. Canal Tolls. Oswereo, May lt —The Canadian authorities have reduced the tolls on the Wellaad canal one- third —to commence to-day. Baittmere Markets. Battimore, May 20 —Plour ts steady; Howard streetand Obio $4 37%. W beat is quiet; good to prime white al $1 mized 5a60; white 6ia63e ; yel- Provisions are dull and nominal; Bulk Pork Jac. for sidex and shoulders. Lard WXalle Whisky Is firm at 20¥ alc. New York Markets. New Yor«, May 0 —Fiour is heavy. withe partial decline of 5 cents; sales of $500 barrets; Obio $4.30e84.35; Soutbern m; sales of 25,000 bnshelsx; pring A4asse.; Milw’e Clu 89a90c.; Slate $3 S5a$4.00; Corn is steady; sales 10,000 bushels; white 72a “c.5 mixed 7c. ; ness at $17 Oval? 75; ago repac! S12 Soa Be., yellow 75: $14.25. Beef is qui Lard is buoyant at lial! Xe. Whisky is heavy at 2ic. New Yor«, May 20. —Stocks Chicago and Rock Isiand 7 tral shares 897; do. bonds 9X; La Crosse an: Milwaukie §\; Michigan Soutuern 25; New York Central $7; ¥ Pa. Coal Co. 73; Reading 46; Mil- waukie and Mississippi 304; Missouri 6’s St AUCTION SALES. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virte feri facins issued from the clerk’; uit Court ofthe District of Ci county of Washington and to me directed, I expose to public sale for casu, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY. day of June, 1858, at 12 0’elock m., the follo scribed property, to wit, viz: Ail defendant's righ! interest in and to Lots Nos. 5, 6 city of Washington, D. cular the :mprovements dull and low- 7, in Square No C., together with all and thereon, seized and levied upon as 1 James Crutchett, and will be sid to 258, 25°, 274, and 230, tu May term, m. P. Lasselie, Jas. C. MoeGuy Fedeon Muchell;hgaust Jae Craton. ne ison Mitchell, agaist Jas. Cratehett. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columma. virtue of a writ of en taw, ieewed it Court of the Die- county of Washogton, » 1 shall expose to puble sale for dowr of saad cisis Now. 174, 22, 1858, in favor AL’S SALE. aud to me direct Cash, in front of th a house ty, on TUESDAY, the 25tn day of May next at l2 o'clock, m., the following deser:bed pi ht, title, claum, aod inte- Bur'dsng erected on 2 ce ooty r Wash- to wit: all defendant's ri rest in and tos certain Lot No. 13, in Seware No. ington, D. C., t id running back the jevied upon as the pri sold to satisfy term, 1853, in favor of John Pardy. ap ®-ts Marabal for the Distr > Auct ‘ ‘OF HOUSEHOLD AND BI By GRE ORTGAGE SAL Kircnen Furnrrer® ann Vatvanr RY aT Avction.—On MO. May, 1858, I shall sell, at publi a deed of mortenge from Alf to Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Co., bearing date Zist J. A. 8. one of the laud reeords for the ty of Washmgton, in the District of Columba, to secure a note of said Alfred Hull of ncceptance of on Which the say dersigned, by ord signs At No. l73south B street, opposite the Nmith- sonian Institute, at 10 o'clock, 8. w., and daily at the of, an exoetient as- INDAY. the 24th day of otion, red Holmead and. iones 98, ¥e-, mand given in oe aud their as ean gertment rd eros nes ge 5 revned plate Mirrors, 84 by 32, x: thle brackets. 4 y “xl plush velvet covered Sofa, and Velvet beaded carved Arm Chairs, Sofa acd walnut spring -seat Chairs, Tas, Mantle Chita Vases apd Ornaments, many marble top Dressi Mahogany marbie-centre s renob Bedsteada, Mahe Ww: shogany Wa Tapestry C ing an’ Ninttresses, Toilet 5 general assortment of Shiva and Glass {aale : All sums under od So tages ton eatas Soted EXRKE 8 SMITH. Attorney : s. ‘A. GREEN, Anot. (“ASH TO LOAN ON APPROVED BECURI- rood paper purchased as a EVANS. A Ma Tith etreas,