Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1858, Page 3

To Avvenrisens ix ALExANDRia.—Mr. Geo. E. French, in Alexandria, will recetve and Promptly forward advertisements intended for ‘The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense circulation to bring their business, wants or other requirements to the notice of the public bad better call at his period- teal depot. ee ee Circuit Corrt —The case of Mullen es. Kir. sey and Barron, for refusing bis vote in the first Precinct of the Seventh Ward at the last June election, was continued yesterday after our re- Port closed. It came out in evidence on the part of the defence that the plaintiff was registered in the second precinct of the Seventh Ward, but was refased the ground that he lived in the first precinct; and, upon trying to vote, was chal- lenged by Barron, on the ground that he lived in Georgetown, or in the First Ward; and by Kin- sey on the ground that be was a perjured man. The third judge, Mr. Mattingly, although deem- ing the plaintiff a legal voter, was overruled by the other two judges. Joseph Bradley, senior, on the part of the de- fence, did not contend the point of the right of the plaintiff to vote, but based their claim for an acquittal on the ground of an error in judgment on the part of the defendants, as to the extent of their legal powers as commissioners of election; and that. in refusing the plaintiffs vote, they ‘Were actuated by honest motives Mr. C. Lee Jones, on the part of the plaintiff. prayed the following instraction, which was granted by the court: : If the jury believe from the whole evidence that the plaintiff was a resident of the first pre- cinet of the Seventh Ward, in the city of Was! ington on the first Monday of June, 1857, and had resided in the said city one year immediately preceding the said flist Monday of June, and Was a resident of the s#id Seventh Ward, and had been returned on the books of the Corpora- tion during the year ending the 3ist of December next preceding the day aforesaid as subject to a school tax for that year, and had paid the same, and offered to vote th id first pre t said ward, ard the defendants, being two ¢ three commissioners for said preeinet fused to receive and allow bis vote, fraudu and malicior adleging ax the! so refusing te clive bis vote t jured man,” and that by rease the said plaintitt was deprived of his vote, that the said plaintiff was entitled to recover in this action, unless the jury believe that he bad been reviousty convicted of perjury ot some other | eninasee eri 7 Mr. Bradley, for the defence, then effered the following two instructious, which the Court also granted: “If from the whole evidence afi shall fied (hat the defendants. ar liberate judgiments and in good faith beltevi that the plaintiff was not entitied to voteat the time and place stated in his declaration, rejects d the same, then the plaiutit® is not ent cover in this action, aithongh the jnry may far- ther believe that the plaintitt was in fact then and there entitled to vote. “And, further, if from the whole evidence the jury shail find that the name of the plaintit! was net on the register of persons entitled to vote at said precinct at said election, and bis ward vote was challenged and rejected by one of the de- ferdants on that ground, and no if was ottcred to sbow that his name had been omitted there- from by frand, accident, or mistake, then the Plaintiff is not emutled to recover in this 2-tion, ? Mr. Jones they procerded to address the jury He was followed by Mr. Bradley; when’ Mr Jones closed ina brief reply, and the case was given to the jury At the request of the jury, the counsel on each side acrering, they were allowed to yo to their hemes, and meet lay for a verdict This moraing, the jory !n the avove case re- turned a verdict for the defendants. Tue Post Ovrice Exrunston.—Under care- fal management the néw Post-Oflice extensica Works are progressing safely toward ultimate completion. Since the latter part of February last, the brick piles bave been torn down cn the Seventh-street front, the excavations for the new front madc, the yranite foundatious Ixid, aud the marble front wal! began—some three ot four courses of the laiter having been laid @ portion of the space beeu faithfa’ tialand along The work. thus far, has ecuted, and presents a snbstan- We understand ii ix i e walls of this E erected during the present Working season—t marble and giantie necessary to that end having been hewn out rea- dy for uve in the workshops during the pasi winter, aud only requiring to be drawn to the spot, and set when wanted. ‘This fact speaks ereditably for the enterprise and industry of those who have charge of that branca of the pending structare ‘The western front and north Winog are being Tapidly pushed toward completion. On the west front the first-floor rooms are already « ompleted, and occupied by the clerks of the C y Postinas- ter and those employed in the dead-letter office On the second tloor the various rooms are su {ar finished as to be ready for white coating, and in a short space Will be compicted. it is expected that this front will be entirely finished dari the present season. When finished the Post Of fice Department will be much the Landsemest of all our id will reflect imp: sof the architect who Crimixat Covrt.—The Conrt met to-day at the usual hour. The case of J. W. Valeott, the wacious wituess of the Honse investigating committee on the affairs of Lawrence, Stone & Co., was called for trial Mr. Brad se so appeared for t The defendant did not Bradley and J the case on the ground that the notice sent defendant of the day when he was expected to appear, did not reach dim until yesterday, as shown by a telegraph dispatch produced. by them from him. and dutea yesterday. Alsoa letter from the defendant to the name ¢ flect Me. Key resisted the application for cither a continuance to the neat term er for a further post- ponement of the case, and axked to bave the + eguizance forfeit d. ‘The motion wae argued Jenzth by the counsel. and, finally, when sub- mitted to the Court, t Ttoverruled the@ne- tien. The defer dant izance was accord- ingly forfeited There being no fu ther business for the jury, they were discharged finally for the term witi: the thanks of the court Thre Court then read 2 lengthy opinion on the case Which had been submitted to it for decision, wherein the Corporation of ( getown had been indicted for a nuisance by newi-s replair the new or upper highway leading mn to the Little Palle Bridge se Meut was in favor of the United States The March term of this Court then termi: ated Democratic ano Anti-Kxow Notutxc Mert- Inc Meetine.—Last evening the friends of Col James G Berret, candidate for tue Mayoralty, held another Ja meeting inthe Sixth Ward, neat the Navy Yard gates. Delegations f-o1 nh other Wards generaily were pri ent with trans- encies avd im and t occasion was en ned by the be of a cannon at frequent vals. The meeting was organized by enoos- lvester F. Gates president, and WW. & secretary; and was continued until a late hour. ‘y Tie speakers were Hon. Mr. Devidson z Hon. Gro KF Pagh, Obie; Hon Mr. Burnets, Ky ; Ellis >chnable, Esq , a; and Hon. Albert G. Watkins, ‘Lenn ; and the speeches were » La; 3 en erally stirring Democratic ixcourses, whieh were received by the auditors with loud and fre- quent applanse” Everything pased olf agreea- as we could learn, and when the ad- Journment took place thiee hearty cheers were given for Col. Berret Daxcrrots Pracns —Y< sterday, the case of Mr. J.M_ Reed, who wes charged w an eXeavation which he kad made of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, without the fences and lamps required by the Corpota- thon law to be ptaced at sue! M1 h excavations for the safety of passengers at niglt, was tak J he case was examined ith leaving » at the corner n this case; Kreat care should be awards around all such places, expectally dark and cloudy nights. A little care, in many cases, would have presery. ed the lives and limbs of valuable citizens. for the ‘age taken to pia ‘Tateves.—The great number of vagrants pow in Washington, and accivinz daily from varions Parts of the countgy, is matler of much complaint from our citizens; but the idea that they do no- this at bey and driak whisky, is a mistake; my them are some very expert thieves, and ¥ — been operating recently in different ts of he ¢ ty toafers, and worthless vayr ng fo prevent them from stealing anything they cao lay their hands on, and sell to the many purcha- sere of stolen goods in the vicinity ef Washing- ton. Something ought to be done to relieve the city of them. hey are an anroyance to the citi- zens, aud a great expeuse to the Corporation. Tux New Veceraste Staxps —This morn- ing, the new shed erected on the site of the old fb stands ta Centre Market Space, was being Raished with @ gravel roof This wiil make the stands very abie to dealers, and to the Co:poration they wil be profitable ‘They are eu the sna horoughtare from the old market to the new sheds on the south front of the spece Cosronation Stock .—This morning, Jas C. MeGuire, auctioneer, soid $1,700 of Washington City stuck at LOL cents. sends us the fol. not vouch for its originality however, as its author bas not chosen to make himself known to us : How Poporrs Fret. in Love with Paase ) KIGHT, THE DELL ER's Davocuter. When first I saw Miss Pho right the was the “ball-room belie’ ee which, a dark a 1k ‘or raven tresses fell. When’ere she danced. 'l'om, Diek and Pete, All thronged around in shoals, Asif it wereaheavenly* treat’? ‘To watch her little “twink ing feet Gianoe in and out. ard then retreat, Like mice into their holes. I thought her beautiful, but still, Her charma were lost on me— My heart remained vntouched—until One evening at her father’s.m:!l, j She sent thro’ all my veius a thril W hilt pouring out tho tea She :alked to me of “sunny Of India’s “golden const, And sung for me the sweetest rhymes, the prettiest hyiuns.) ithout a boast. et in love im wersed— But oh! the sparks my bosom nurst, Flamed into raging fires, when frat ssw her “butter toast .’’ But when that “drink” | saw her trew “That's good for me and good for you, And cood for every body, O° — Sneh grace into the act she threw, That to her arms az once I flew— What else oceurred I never knew, But found myseif, when I “*come too,” As tight as bricks on toddy, O. Ahme! fag esa bow to tell n ‘as sold es Wi All auch old fuolish codgers— How Phorbe wed, but not with me, For now alas! she pours out ter, And butters nud brews tod: And rocks the bet f prone For Col. Samuel Rogers, Dveat, * Pogers don’t mean that Pherbs sealded him, ‘Tue Wraturr.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, May 20, to thix morning : Morning. Noon. Night~ = 682 36> ‘Thursday . Friday. oa a rT 59 Sunda vil} Monday . 63 Tuesday. 60 Wednesday 60 Thursday — Remark heavy rain at ne rool; 2ist—airy and cooler; 2d - wind NW . milder ; 234—airy, wind NW., dy at end with warm southerly wind; 2ith— dv, airy, wind W.. warm; 251 —covler, rain wind thunder, wind 26th—little rain, wind NE; 2th—rain, wind I Last qua moon, Friday, June 4, litle after 3pm. Grorcerown, D.C, May 27, 1858. Waren Reterxs.—Henry Crutchett, N. ¥ disorderly conduct; fine and costs, ir, D.€., do; do. Hants Ww $2 Is. Chas. Thos. Connor, Ire- yuse Gidays. Euyene Lan- k and disorderly; fine and das. Thompson, Eagtai.d, do; do. fS, non-residents. ONY OF THE Most PREVALENT, and at .ho same time trebiesuine ard painful diseases that attend the humen ff xh, is tie Reverand Agus. Fors time the medimga: world ing forth numerous. pecs butall wrheut efleet. Dr. J. Hast tor an exper dand cel-biated phy:itian, has succeeded in shine the 1¢ Win AvAlathie preparation forthe cure of veverand Ague. The steady aud Mereasins det dlately made tor the Bitters, and sattendirg its nee, have made UNSUTpPA eed by any specific of ter tho cure «f the Fever and Ague, fo'ter’s celebrated Stomech Bitters must ould ciaim @ superiority over any other prep- aration extant. For salo by*Drugzis: ry where. nd dealers generally, eve mMAZ5-e0%t. Wort Reaping —Why is it that ao many suffer and repine aud diag out a miserabia existence, un- fitted for the enjoyments, and even ofdinery pur- suite of life, when relief may be obtained, and nealth Oud vigor restored, “ibe treatment at once conve- Diput and safe,na well as permanent in its character? » theae who have auifered long with die ae, malting in loss of appetite, vigor, ned tenders sufferers, in ent and ce, the unde:- his proiessional services, assuring ander aad sincerity, (ean con- oper prescriptions. a ‘thorough cure And imine’, without unple sant re derance Irom erdinary business pur- Suits, All diseases of 2 private nature, from whatsoever cause, oither recent or chrome, strictures, an irrita- ble blaskler, &o.—also, Se la, Asthma, Kheumn- tie: te {y and succossfully treated, 3, & Dr. Harris w) every week du- esdsyx, Thirs- Can be eons ng We days, and fridays of each week. N At bia room, 5s) aa! Hotel, from 19 to}; toa p. m. . K. B. Harxts, M.D. ma l8- WTP tr Residenee, Rienmond, Prxxtks.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, can always obtain them on application at the coun- ter of the Star Office, od Dyspersta AND Fits r. Tracy Delorme, the grent curer of Cousumption, was for several years so afflicted hy Dyspepsia that for part of the time he was eoutued to his bed. Ha was eve.taally carod by a prescription furniahed him by a veung e@iNirvoyant ¢ 18 prese iption, given by a mere chitd A state of trance, his cured ag taken it, never having failed aliy ue as of found in any uable prescription to reon on the recwipt ofone stamp to pay post- Aardress Dr. Treacy DeLorme, great Curer of sumption, New York Post Office. apz-Im Srretat Noticr.—F Teetin, and Keautifel Complexion, us i000 Blowers.” FE: Ladi * Woodiand Cream. 3 lly. Pree 5 cents WP. Perninsx & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Tartox & Maury, Bookwellors, between 9th and With st.. Pa. avenne. nly MARKIE On the 27th inst ,by the Rey Mr. Rovle, at St. Patrick's church, JAMES FOY to ANNA MaA- RIE KICK, both of this erty. * Tn Geo 3.4 on tha 25th instant. by thi ev. OSERH A. HUTCHING SON Loudoun County, Va., to » of Mrs. 8. E. WALKER, of Georgetown, D.C. . qr _____ DIED, » arising from scxriat fever, INEZ AD- » Youngest daughter of Adciaideand Sim- od iO years. + Whose tiny ray ening. the instant, of ie soyfal hope of n blisetel JANE MARKY THOMPSON, in her age, xeoond daughter of Wan. 84., of this city. foncrai. to'which her friends and the friends of the family are inve take place on Sater day afiornocn.at 3o'clock, from her iate residence, ad street, between Band Carne ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. 200 puts. Pk HE. ALE WIVES now landing ton, aud for sale b HAKTERY & BRO, PO BOSTON.—The reguiar packet schooner HLF. Peyton har arrived snd’ will have w, uteh dispatch for the peepee fed * Beg reight or passnce apply to HA PLEY BROTHER, Water street, Georeetsen. 5. G. man te iw COR SAi--—A beautiful BUILDING fronting 57 feet on Gry etreot, and ru 12, situated between the residences of R aod Wm. Keddin tus Lotis unproved some stone wall and tron-raiting in front comaagding view of the Potor d city. Por tori RP y at the Cul ee Store of O. UNCASTER, Georgetown. pe honse and aving all the ne itis one of the town. and well arrange: Apply to BROOKE B. op ate ac. odious in George. for comfort ard eleraneo, WILLIAMS, Georgetown —We rexpectiully announce to our and the public that we have at last suo- vine a large quan of ALES of vari- i exprenaly te erder, which we cthe finest and the largest vari- tin this market. ® nloe article of Ale can have reither ofthe n XXX Pale, We also have a fine article EF! NE ALES. frend ceeded in Apps viz. wtelpius aud XX. of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. Allorders by mail, or given to our driver ill be attended ARNY & SH Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street Aina Georgetown, D.C, N M. RUPPE ORTH side of Market Sp Bridge aud Canal streets, Announces to him pa hat at RESTAURANT may be found, at all e choicest and most excellent ‘ ye RS. the froshest and ali kinds of GAME im season. Moenls served atall hours at the usual prices, jan 4-6 eee oo __—_ Invortanr 1hOENS; . F NF TO GONERACTORS AND JENEINS § LiMBDIN Sase, sod Binds, Crown Arc- ', aad viher Mou'dines, Piain and s,ard ail other work im ponnectina heayer than any other estah- JENKINS & LAMBDIN, Alexandr: TAL NAIL POLISH, givi ONE ie ee Anger nals, af BIBES'S ho Mince mame 1teh oven Ww D'S MACA: Rirend Bear tara SBAR O1L, at mn 25 Sm + -ALEXANDRIA. =e Correspondence of The Star. ALgxanpaia, Va., May 28. The election of yesterday passed off as usual. A few fights in the vicinity of the polling places were the only exceptions to the general quiet of the day. The friends of the candidates exerted themselves to the utmost, and quite a large vote bears witness of-their success in bringing out the voters. The result is a complete defeat of the candidates who @xpected success merely because of a partizan nomination, and the election of nearly every candidate who ran without party endorsement. The victory of the people in this local election over party organization is not less complete because two gentlemen who See pete the Know-Nothing nomination were elected by their own personal popularity. ‘The American party nominees were: For Sheriff, H. L. Monroe; for Clerk of the County Court, G. P. Wise; for Clerk of the Circuit Court, R.A. Sinclair; for Commissioner of the Revenue, Geo. Duffey. The otber gentlemen named in the re- tarasbalow, ran without appeat to party predilec- tions. The result sums up as follew. : Sheriff. Sangster. Monroe. Crupper. 14 13) 2 First District i Second di 132 sO on) Third do..... 264 137 ty Fourth do... Ie a2 a6 Fifth do (county)... 52 un #0 731 474 al Sangster’ maj. over Monroe, 257; over bottr, 159. Clerk of the County Court. Berry. ise, Johnson. First District +» 169 iy 16 Second do. 128 st 9 Third do. 259 NS 13 Foarth do. a 120 WR 2 Fifth do (county).. 53 oo vo 729 p20 Berry over Wise, 209; over both, 149. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Stnuclair, Wattles. Powell. 168 7 Second do. 87 6 Third do. 193, 12 Vourth do.. 2 13 4 Fifth do (county).. 57 bas] 0 “613 609 29 Sinclair over Wattles, 31; over both, 5. Commiusstoner of the Revenue. Duttey. Claughton. oe 24 a 167 41 Third do. zo wi Fourth do. wt (rR Fifth do. ( 6 a 832 405 Duffey over Claughton, 127. For County Constables. Districts. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. George W. Walker, Ind... J. B. Tancock, Amer. R. I. Warder, Amer. W_ J. Allison, Ind.. 122 1m” 10 109 Edw. W. Davis, Ame SF igett, Amer. . a 6 whiey, Ind. ils 45 herwood, Ind... 62 60 W. P. Collinsworth, lad... 2 46 H.W. Hardy, lod... a. OO 7 153 22 There was little opposition to Dr. J. W_ Bow- en for county surveyor, Mr. Johnston and some olhers receiving a few votes. Whoever voted for Lieutenant Governor, here or elsewhere, voted for Wm.-L. Jackson the perest incumbent, to whom no opposition has eeu made. At the close of the polls, as soon as the result was annonuced, the triends of the successful can- didates made the welkin ring with shouts, paraded the streets with music; salutes were fired trom the littie “Coon-killer,? and several of the candidates opened their houses to the pub- lic—providing a bountiful supply of refresuments for the entertainment of their guests. The Episcopal Visitation of St. Mary’s Church will take place on Sunday next. At6 o'clock a. m., the consecration of the new altar, a cere- mony never before pessedl in Alexandria, and Dat once ia Virginia, will be performed by the Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore. A very large congregation wilt, no donbt, assemble to Witness this Imposing rite, which will oceapy altogether about three hours. At 10 o’cloc large number of persons, among whom are about twenty-five converts from other denominations, will be solemnly confirmed; and in the after- noon, at 334, the renewal of the baptismal vows by the chiidren who made their first communion Jast Sunday will be made To prevent the crowding of the aisles before the entrance of the candidates for confirmation, ac ittee of the Young Catholic’s Friend Society take charge of the front door of the church at) o and admit none but ladies to church until the procession haw entered, when the church will be tarown open for the public generally Alexandria Market, to day —Fiour, no inal, 4 to 433. Wieat, o sales of w Bs of the ings light; sales of p at 35e Arrived yesterday: 5 nico, Wheat toS. Shinn; Gustav yom wheat to Pecry & Lott, Line, Bost Jity, Conklin, New Yo 3; William and Job eat Gye schooners Charity, Boot coal by Miller, ‘Troy, Fowle & Co.; coal by Borden Mining Co r LOST AND FOUN QTRAYED AWAY from the eutscriber,on Mon- 69 day last,a smali RED COW ; white @@ foe white feot; sharp horn; when wal ¢ $5 will be paid on JOHN PURDY, Nou, £5) Pasnvenne, holds her head down, her return to ma 28 3t* 5 Stiayed or sto en from the sub Or he 7th of May, ove pale rod COW, shout 5 years old. with a white {noe spotted with red, and slit cut in her, waddle ander her throat and a piece out of one of éarsand a slitin the other. Alxo, the binek and white spotted COW, with black ears ard very yellow skin, and very near dry. ‘They are bath horned cows. MRS. THOUMAN STANLEY, ma 28 31" 455 9th street, er stef May,» AS TAKEN UP onthe:6th instant,» white SOW five smal! PIGS. Tf owner will p! come forward, pi Property, pay charges and take th Away TITZGERALY, . S. Fy 032 G at, bet. New Jersey avenue ma 27 3t* and North Capitol street. Se - REWARD—STOLE © —From the Wash ington Gymnasinm Rooms. sod magic on wise (d.tached lever No. 1.062) WATCH AND CHAIN. Any one returning the same to the tanking office of J. W. WEBB & CO., No, 432 Pa. avenue, will receive the above reward and no que: Will be asked. ma * FOR RENT AND SALE. [Ste rinst pace.| Fo RENT OR SALE—A NEW BKICK HOUSE, No. 642 J, street north, between 4th and 5th streeta wert. containing 7 rooms. ‘Terms will be made very liberal. The G.W., Crown, baq , adjoining. u ars inquire of ANDREW ma 23 6t* ey oan be had of For farther partic SMALL, No.52 Lat. : OR RENT—A small HOUSE, on ! York aveuue. between isth and 19th ® Adpiy at No, 487 13th street, or No.19 Witder's Building. ma 27 3t Fee RENT—&4 good FRAME HOUS autly located on lth street east, betwee streets north, with seven rooms, passage and kitchen, with garden attached; convenient to the Capitol and Navy Yard. Inquire next door to the or at No, 4€3 9th street west, oral A. i gent forthe Potomac Insurance Company, No. 5! A street north, ma 27-e03t* SOR RENT—A desirable, modern-built, thr t i, with basement and back build- ing. N between Fleventh and Twelfth, containing 12 rooms, gas throughout, marble mane tels, water and bath room. Inquire 0: premises, 0+ room we 3, first floor, Post Office Department. ma a1- ro KENT —A_ Inrge and completely FUR NISHED HOUSE. The occupants (a sinall fami'y) would board in the house if agreeable, Kel- erences exchanged WaAntTRD—A smart Girl, either white or colored 3 fed irom about 12 to pS. ineuire at No s Foe SA New treet, between F and G ROM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY ACRES valuable 1.AND, suitable fora market gar- in, situated on the new county rond, near Rock Creek Churoh, for sale, Apply to G. D: HANSON, corner Pa. avenue aud 1th street, ma 24 eotf T SUMME HE subscribe: the pub ic that the“ at Culpeper Court House, Va., Unuo open throughout the approaching Summer. It has loug been a favorite resortol tum lew end others im the oition, desirous to retire for “the heated teri” from tue dust and slareofdense'y popuiated places, and is now in better order and in ai peanect More agreeable Summer rosort than ver. Tho Table of this establishment, and indeed all its other acoo; Ons, are uns ssed int State of Virginia. a eae ie Tho scenery of the surrou country, ‘eit as the Chalybente, Sulphur, and Alum — a igpborbacd, cat by others in the tate. ° ef louse, Lin neh ge Testes ae ar- he Cu’ 14 Hotue Depotof the Oranze aud Al ceenet Gott road. and within $3; hours of Baltimore, s'; of Wash ngton, end 4 hours of Richmond. The tera» of board, by the day, week, or month, sre moderate, All guests of the establishment may rely upon the most +trem me of the uadersigned to make their sojourn agieeable, GEORGE E. SMITH, wa le 2awtJunel a Proprietor, SEVER AL NEW PIANOS, used onl: a few hs by of Congress, for sale at 15" months by mem! aoe tons than origins! cost. Come and see thei Bt 306 Po. avenue, ma a4 JOHN F, ELLIS, By J. Cy DIRE, a i UQREserven Sale OF P. NTINGS, List A’ ‘RENCH FNGRAV! Vings at the Saloon over, Bookatore oe ol ct ont T lock, About Ts engravines and. number of pleasing oi! Daiutings vei in to be sold. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OU*EHOLD AND KITCHEN Fraw:tore ar Avction.—On SATURDAY, the 23th inst., sh ll sell, in front of my Store. No. ‘536 7th street West, an excellent Cnaaremest of Furniture, y ‘arble top Centre and other Bureaus and Desks, » Wardrobes and Refrigerators, ad Walnut Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers, . & lass Crockery Ware, ‘With many other articles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate, Terms cesh. ma 28-1t A. GREEN, Auct By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PRINTING PAPER, NATIONAL INTEL- LIGENCER, Umiex anp New Yorx Herap at TIoN.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the ‘2th instant, I shal! seli.at my auction rooms. No. 36 7th street, at 5 o’clock, 1 reams of fine Pridting Paper. 24 by $8 inches. he National Intelligencer, complete from 1245 to bound to 18°3. Union, complete from 1245 to 1885; bound to nets New York Herald, complete from 1945 to 1857: A ‘Terins cash. A. GREEN, A ma 28 -2t Corner 7th and D street. By BE. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. ALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE RIGHTS OF G TOWN —On M’ NDAY AFTERNOON next, ist inst., at 5o’cloek, | shall sell, in front of the premises, northerly third part of Lot No, 267,in Beatty & Haskins’ addition. front- ing 66 feet on High street and extending back 396 feet to Back street, with the improvements This property asjoins the residence of Mr Chas. Homiuller, acd offers an opportunity for a profitable inyertment : Terns: One-third cash; ba'ance in six andtwelve months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. mams* "8. WRIGHT. Avot 5 ZEN, Auctioneer. Tye HANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAME un ANv Lots oN NornTH E. Betwren 'st AND 2D SreeEts, at Avetion.—On WEDNES- DAY, the 24 of June, L shaifseli,in front of the Premixes, ot 6 o'clock p.m. Lot Xo, #, in Square No. £6), havioga fronton E street northof3: fet, running back same width 100 feet to a wide alles. Rith the improvem=-nts, which are two haudsome twe-story Frame Wouscs and ail necessary oui- buildings, This property is handsomely situated ina very ra- pidly improving Pert ofthe city. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12.1%, and 24 months, for notes bearns wa'erest from day of sae. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. Ti- tlei aieponaes ie. ma 2~ A. GREEN, Anct. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. VEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN 4? THE FinetT Warpat Avction.—On THURS DAY ; the 27th instant, I shali geil, on the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., commencing on the firet-named Property, Lots Nos, 16, 18,19, and 20,1n Square No. 183. ‘This property fronts on nerth M and i7th st. west, and ix beautifully situated. We wi'l then proceed to sell, in front of the premises, Lot No ‘4, This pioperty is hindsomel throngh the square, fronting 70 fet on 18th street West, and 65 feet 4inenes on New Hampshire ave- nue, between P and ( streets north. Lot No. 27, in Square 47, fronts on 19th street west. 5° feet between Land } Streets north, raauing back 140 feet 10 inches to a 3 feet alley. Lot No. 15, in Square 51. This property in situ- ated at the corner of 22d street west and north M street, 4 One fourth oash ; balance im 6,J2,and 18 gular order, in Square No. 136. situated. running Teri months. for notes bearing interest from day v1 sale, A deed given and a deed of trust taken, rn Title indisputable, e ma 24-d A. GREEN, Auct. i THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONFD on necount of inclement weather until TUESDA) , the lat day of June next, same hour " ma 28-d A. GREEN, Anct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN| THE Finst Warp, at Avction.—On MONDAY, the 24th inatant, t shall sell. in front of the premises, at 6 0'c-0ck p. nL. a handsome and desirable building lot, known as Lot No.8, in Square No. 17, having 8 front of # feet on 20th street, and ranning beck 140 feet 19 inches toa 3 feet alley, between N and O street north. This lot is situated about ons anda half squares the Western Market, and. if desired. wiil bo subdivided into two 25 fee* front building lots on the evening of the sale. Persons wishing to invest thin section of the ci'y will do well to attend the sale, As the property must be sold. rms: One-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 s, for notes bearing interest, to be secured by of trust upon the property. 4 A. GRE Auct, Tt inet Auct. “THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER poned until TUESDAY, June Ist, same hour ine r a A. GREEN, Anet._ Ry J. (. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. CORPORATION STOCK JS RDAY Ak PERNOON, May « if tthe Auction Rooms, | shail sell, + elo M) Corporation of Washington Quarterly Six Per Cent Stock of Washington Half tock. hh, in eurrent fu JA UC TION SALE or WIERM AND CHILDREN'S SUPRRIOR SHogs.—The undersigned falls lot of very supe: nous colors, for ind 10 Motiuire,(2d floor,)on MON May Sist.at 1 o'clock, said lot of goo ‘Tae superior qval-ty of the work x0! by the an- dersigned is 80 wel! known by the ladies of Wasli- ington, that he deems it unnecessary to ay Anything in commendation, exceyt that they are the same qua ity of goods that he bas been seiiing from day to day for the last five years, and he will warrant every articie to each purchaser as being the very best he has ever sold, Ask the lot sizes and st surted in si ‘Terms cash. ma 27 St mbraces about 2¢0 prirs of various rn opportunity is afforded to be id style. CAS. WEIRMAN, JAS. C, MeGUIRF, Auet. “TOR'S SAL LLENT TURE AND H RNOLD F TS AT AUC THURSDAY MORNING, May win atthe residence of the iate Capiain te,oa M street, near ivth, | shall sell ts, COMprising—~— Re vod Piano Forte, drextein. Seite of Walnut Piush-cevered Parlor Furniture axting of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and 6 Chai at Whatnot, Walnut Fancy Ta- ¢ Table, handsome Chandelier, lass, Hat Bracket, China Vases and Ornaments, Cornice, Ottomans. Excellent Brustels Parier, Hall and Stair Carpets, ‘Three p.vand Ingrain Chamber Carpets, Oile oth, Bronze Hat Tree, a Hall Chairs, Stair Rods and Eyes, Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Dining Table, Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Rockers, Cane seat Chairs, Lounges, Clocks, Silver-plated ‘Tea Set. Castors, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, ‘Table Cutlery, Handsome Set of Walnut Chamber Furniture, with Washstands, grr Window Shade: marie t puk Ung -g las: Cottage Bedste Exceilent Feather Beds, Hair and flusk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Baukets and Comforts, Excelient Kadiator and Airtight Stover, &o., Together with a iarge assortment of Householdand itchen Kequisites, ‘erms: @50and under, cash; over that sum, & credit of 69 and 99 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notea, bearing interent. ms cm _ e House is for sale. loquirecft ie Anuc- JOHN MILs ha tioneer. -LS, F xeoutor, ma 22d 3. McGUIRE, Auct. ily*THEABOVESA S UNAVOIDABLY eeete ed in consequence of the rain until TUES- DAY MOR June Ist. same hour and place, JOHN MILLS, Executor. _ma v1-d J.C, MeGUIRE, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, ATALC i SALE OF A FINE AND 4 VaLvanee CoLLECT.ON OF ORIGINAL Paint- INGS, THE Property or Mr Berse, or N Yore.—On WEDNESDAY Morning. June 2d, et o'clock, at the Ba oon over Blanchard & Monun’s B vre corner of ith street and Pa. avenue, | shail sel! abeautiful collection of original Paiatings, among which will be {oud many ofthe finest draw- ‘ng-room subjects and meritorions Works of art ever offered forysaie in this city. It contains many fine originals purchased ont of the public exhibitions in Byrope and of t rtists personally, by Mr. Beebe duriughis recent there; aud he with confidence asserts hem to be genuine and worthy of places in the best collections; also, several choice and beau, ful works by American artists of celebrity. Also, some fine sree eles fthe Uld Masters. We name: Salvator Rosa, Titian, Rugendas, M Boucher, Giorgione, Carlo Marratti, H {luinten Mateys, Patel, &c The Paintivgs are nearly ali in rich gilt framesand snp ves foe epee fi Jalalogues r a intings on free exhibition on Saturday and Monier, May 29th and 3ist, ‘Terms cash, in Ourreas Dende, _ma? _C. MoGUIRE, Auct. » By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. aurdok aor = DECREE OF THE vt ‘ourt o! ‘ashington Count: passed in a petition of John Fister, oy of Joha St r. and Bernard Geier, guardian of Jo- seph Geier, and others, affirmed by an order of the Cirouit Court of the District of oie eis I shail sell. at Auation, on the premises, to the highest bid- der, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d dvy 1 Tune, 18Sheat 6 o'clock im the afternc t east, in tha city of W i saie: One halt ensh ; inti ale Be’ Sure byte to be approved note or bond of securi tec. Ifthe terme of terms three days , the trustee upon thres dare reserves the ht tovecalt u oO notice inthe kvenini Star. All ma 15 2awkds AUOTION BALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Fe eter Acton Da PAPA «between N oO vorth, and renning back'120 feet 10 noi alley. ‘nts valnabi: Jy isin a beautiful location in #N improving prrt of the eit: mg to invest or to barid would ‘Terms : One-fourth onsh ; the 18 months, with interest, and secu, Persons idue in 6, 12 and ed hy a deed of trust. ‘Tithe perfect. A!! conveyancing at expense of aser. bay WALL & BARNARD, Anots. ma 20-dts THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on nccount of tera. until PRIDAY EVENING, t same ur Me WALL & BARMARD, Anct'rs. ft Distriet of county of Washington and to me directed, J shall expose to public sale for casi. in front of the Court House door of said county,on TUESDAY, the Ist y Of June, 1858, at 12. o'clock m., the following de- sertbed property, to wit, viz: Ail defendani's right. title, lain, and interest in aud to Lots Nos. 5,6 and 7, in Square ta ity of Washinctona, D. C., togell ith all acd singular the improvements thereon, «d and levied upon as the property of James Crutchett, and will be sold to satisfy Juds- einls Nos, 174, 272, 253, 25%, nd 29), to May term, 1858, in favor of Wim. P. le, Jas. C. MeGuire, Francis Wheailey, in two cases, Joshan Pierce and Judson Mitchell, against Jas. Crutohett Sk ma6-ts Marshal for the District of MARSHALS SA LE —In virtne of a writ of fie AVE ri facing, issued by John H Godderd and Fran- cis J. Murphy, two jnsticescfthe pesce for county of Washington in the District of © and to me directed, | shall ex puss to public « ‘Cash. on the premises, on PU ESDAY, the 7 of June, 1858, at 50’elock p, m., all Sarah Washio ton’s right, titie, and interest i a. dt g, erected on east part of Lot Ne or Keservation 8, about 16 feet font of running back that width tothe rear of said jot and levied upon as the property of Sarah vor of Willham H. Phil, N, ma l9-ts Marshal f ambia, By A. GRE. ‘PYRUSTEE’S SALE D = PROP. ERTY IN SQvaRre Do WK DNESAY AF- TERNOON, June 24, 188, at 536 o'clock. I thal sell. at rublic auction, oa the premises, to tha hah eet bidder, by virtue of adeou of trust to me droct May 2d, 1°54, and dely reco! Alay 4th. 184, in Liber 78, &c,. one of the land reeords of the conn. ty of Wasiungton, D. C., Le: 24, of Cabot’s enidivi- sion of Square 625, with the improvements, enn ng of 2two-story Frame Houses in front, with menta«l Attic, and one small F ame Houce iu the rear. Said lot fronts north G street, teiween Capitol and ist streets west. 8: SHH cash, $20 of which to be paid at the time of sale ; the remziuder in 6, 12 and 18 months. With notes bearing interest. Deed given aud deed of trust tnken for the defer- red payments. ‘Tae Trustee reserves to himself the right to re- seil the property at the risk #nd cost of default purchascr.if the terms of eale are not complied ©: withm throe days from day of sale, by sdver ise- ment three days in the Star. M P.M. PEARSON. Trustee. A. GREEN, Auct _ virtne of four wi mal4 dts N ARSHAL’S SALE. Ss Of fier: facias issned from the Clerk's «flice of the Cireust Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washirgton, and to me directed, I chall expose to public sale, for Case, in front of the Court Honse door ef’ smd County, on FRIDAY, the lath day of June, 1833, at 12 o'clock m., the fol lowing described properiy, to wit: Ail defendant « right, ttle, claim, and interest in and to part of res- vation No 10, begining for the same inthe east ine of 435 sireet,at a pout, where the same is inter- sected by the north ime'ol analiey 7 feet 11 inches is into said 4? street, and running thence with the said east line o, id treet north 22 feet, thenee onst 45 fect, thence south 22 fect to the said alley, and thense with the f to 4 Street and point of beginaing, together with all a Singular the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, D.C.. seized and levied upon asthe property of J: ams, and will Le sold to sat- ify Judioinix, No, 51. 32. 33.and 34. to October term, 1858, in fervor of Howell & Stri W. St Marshal ma 25 dts for the District of Columbia, N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of AVE heri fucias on sofa, cuder lien law, issued from the Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court ef the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the Couaty of Washington, and to me directed, | shaii expose to public sale for CasH, in front of the Court-house door of said coun- ty, on TUESDAY, the 25tn day of May next, 1358, at 12 0’elock,m.. the following described property, to wit: all defecdant’s boom litle, c!nim, nnd inte- rest in and toacertain Brick Bui'ding erected on Lot No. ware No. 732, in the eity of Wash- heing 22 feet front, ard pth of sud Lot, seized ‘ed upon asthe property of Juhu H. Peters. ha 4 te spt ym —— No. 152, to May fermi, i653, in faver of John Purdy. . V. SELDEN. Marshal for the District of Columbia, i07 THE ABOVE S4LEIS POSTPONED, in consequence of the ranunti! TUESDAY next. thelstol June, ApS tx ma 25 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ >" Court oF Hovsstoiy any Kitcuen Furst- T On F «I DAY. the 2st instant, recite c® of James Hrnddiy, UR AT AUCTIO (stati weil atthe b deceased No hoeany Chars, detends, Ward en, ve, and Washsins 8, t Chairs. Toilet Sets, ste-sand m Quilts Blanket Coaster and Shelvinzs Curtains and Cooking, Chamber, and Radiator: toy ‘. With a g-neral assortment of Kitchen Requi- ates. Terms: $25 and under, cach; over that sum, a credit of 3! and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing mntereat. JOSEPH HODGSON. W. FLAHERTY. A. GR itm THE ABOVE LE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, same hour a ince. By orderofthe Trustee. 22-4 A. GREEN, Auct. SALE IS STILL FUR- wot of the rain, until W of June nex:,s ame hour. By A. GREEN, Anct. By BARNARD & BUCK Georgetown 3 VALVARLE BUILDING LOTS IN I Grore WNat Arction.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sd Ju o'clock, we wil sell. in front 14, in Beatty *& Hawkin’< ted ite 3 ma 19 dts 7 THE ABOVE {the Trustees, ma 27-d » fronting feet on the senth side ot 34 street, between Market and Frederick sts.,ard run > 10 feet, clock, we will sell 4 Lo fronting 18 feet each on Lingan s'reet, north of pr pect street, and Tunning Mack 19 feet. . Als 8, fronting exch 20 feet on Warren =t , betwee: spect and ict sts.,and running baca J feer, The title to these lots is perfect. Sac posinve. Terme: One-thirdeash : the residne in 6 and 12 months, with interest, and secured by a deed of bust BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts. ma 27 'y A. GREEN, Auctioneer. IVE SALE OF FAMILY GRO rERIES AND Liquors at Averion.—On MON- DAY, the Stst instant. I shal! sell at 10 o'clock a.m. and continue the next day until allis sold, at the & ocery store of W.H. Brereton, at the corner of F and 7th streets, opposite the Patent Office, 2 large and general assortment of excellent family’ grocer- 108, V.Z5 Tea, ma and Coffee, of eve Spices, ickles, Catsups, and Essences, of every eRCH Ip) Bacon, Lard, Malt, Sonp and Candies, With every variety of other Groceries, such usuaily kept ina first-class Grocery, New Orleans Molasses, mand other Ouis. t i Also. a iarge assortment of very superior Liquors, And the Store Fixtures, nd 2 53 25, cash; over $25, 8 ‘Terms: All sums under credit of 2,3 and 4months, for notes satis{actorily A. GREEN, Auct_ description end-sed, bear! tercet. se og intercst. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITTRE AND HOUSEHC aT U Dp CTs Preiic Atcti On WEDNESDAY NG, June 24, at 10 o’cloek, st 157 G street, ‘hand 2ist streets, I shall sell the Furni- “‘ifects of a gentieman declining house- keepinc, comprisiag— Excellent Rosewood Case Pinnoforte, Shogany Spring Seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor LTS, Marble- top Centre and Sofa Tebles, Two beautiful iuisid Work ‘Tables, Walout Whatnot, Fancy Tabies, mask and {ace Curtains Cornice, Brussels, Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Large round Mahogany Extension Table, Breakfast ‘Table. Cane-seat Chairs, — piahorany French Bedsteads, Di ng Bureaus, Printed Wardiobes. Washstand: i : Hur and peek Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, 1 0 unge Beds, Toilet Sets, Look'ng-ginsses, Cina, Ginse, and Crockery V Cooking Stoves ard fix-ures, Together witn a general assortment of kitchen jursites: ‘erms : §and under cash: over that suma f it of 60 and ¥0 days, for rily endorsed Santee ring inter és! t Hs S. The House is for rent, Inquireofthe Auc- e, ma 27 J.C. MoGUIRE, Avet. ne By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HREE VALIMBLE BUILDING TS os Capitot HILL at Avction —On KON AY, the Sist instant, Tahallseliton the Lew mover At 6 o'clock p,m, three irabie Building Lots, known as Lote Dy * F,, being the subdivision of Lot No.7 in Square No. 755 Lots D and & each nas. front of 18 feet on north F street, and tun back 1.6 feet between 2d and Lot F has a front E street north and uns Mack along tie ine of ad street 10 fe ‘x “Mie Savi thy, tne, a 8, for notes bearing interest, be? of tust'on the property. #20 wil: be di im- mesdiniely after the property ie wn, OF resold maa dey Wi DO een 1 Auct, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS PEON ASSOCIATED PRESS AOBNT. Balloting fer an Episcepal Bishep. PHILADELAMIA, May 27.—The Con- vention ef the Diocese of bave been ballotiny ll day for an assistant Bishop, in accordance with the jon of Potter, who bas = ~ are on account “af heaith. On the eight Net of the clerg: Vinton, of Boston. received 65 vote«, = Dr. Bowmen, of Lancaster, 66—scattering 6, and con sequeatly no election Dr. Vinton's name was then withdrawn, and Dr. Stephens, of Philadet- phia substunted. On the ninth ballot, Dr Bow inan received 65, Dr. Stephens 57, Dr. Vinton 10, seatteri There being no election the Con- ourned vention Baitimere Markets. Battimone, May 28 —Floer is quiet and un- changed; City Mills at $1; Obio $1.37; Howard street nominal at $1 37. Wheat is dull at esterday ’« i to prime red $1a$1 03; and good to prime at 1 ene 20. ‘orn is firm; white 0466; yell, 6Sca70c. W bisky ix a oe wh at 20 . Provisions are dull and heavy. New York Markets. New Yor«, May 25 —lour ts firm; sales 10,500 barrel; State $3 <5a83 90; Ohio @4 f Southern $1 .aaZi 70 75,000 bushels Wheat is rans sales of Chicago soring Sla83e ; Western red 98. white £8>e@t. Corn has declined; sales of 15 000 bush els; white 7la?@ec; yellow at 77; mixed, unscand to fair, 66a700. Pork is declining; mess $17 35-817 40, prime $1425. Lard closed buoyant at il Xe. W hisky is dall, and quotations nominal :t 2tc. for Ohio. #2 Finnecsat New Yor, May 2 —Stocks ave lower and dull Chicago and Rock Isiand 73k ; Com- beriand Coal 14); Il. Central shares; do. bonds §5; La Crosse and Mitwaw . n Seutbern 24; utons 1939. Missouri net Exchasge is flat a ____ AUCTION 4aLxs pus IC SALE OF V4ALUaBs ry" Wt be offered at public ane, on the 19th done nex’ ey . Ae cf the valuable # state of the late c ec on the R twer, In the County of epidam Stauvn OC. mn Kew hustoel pares ‘his Farm, situated alley of the R of - pe purchasers. It ism a fine state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms, and 8 most desirable neh wrhoed. It contains 63) acres 0° Land. and bas on it a large Dwelling-house, Barn, Stavic, and a] necessary out houses, in good repair. “alee ny the wame time and. plage. will be gold aii ' rman Property of esate, except the negroes... H. TALIAFER SO ! 5 * H. D. PALIAPERRO: ¢ Admin’re. ma 4-eots By A. GRYEN, Anctioneer evr Kes SALE OF DESIKADLE PRO PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT Wa ‘By virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Schwar in favor of the Columbus Building Associstion, dated October 15, 1855, and duly reeordéd in Liber J. A.S. No. :10, folios 377 and fo lowing, one of the land re- cords for Washingtun county, ia the District of Co- lumbwa, the subscriber, as T:ustee, will sell st pub'is suction, on WEDNESDAY, June 731, at 6 p.m. romises, Le@s 15 and 14, 1n Square 30, 1a the f Washincton, having a frout on south G street of sbout 43 feet by a depth of 128 feet 6 inches ton 20 feet alley, together with the r pa'd on the spot; the tance ‘2 monthe, with interest,the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, secured by a deed o: trust on ths romises. Ln ese the terms be complied with 1m ve dave from the day of sale, the trustes reserves he right to resell the property at the oe dolemiting, =. by Sale three times ta t Ptar ne A. SCHUC ma 18-eod& ds A By Lis Auctioneer. HANCERY SALE —By authority ofa decree of the Cireurt Court of the District of Colum tna, prased tin caus® wherein Selden, Withers, + (©. are complainants and the widow tnd heirs of the late Major Aug's A, Nicholson are defendants, Webail sell at auction to the hiehest bidder, on MONDAY the Sist day of May instant, commenc ing at hve o'clook in the afternoon, the following very valuable Lots in the city of Washington, viz : ot No, 1, Squars No. 573. wy, do. 735. 1.2.5, do, 844. 4, 5,6,7, do, 7.9. do. '. . 306, One-fourth of the purchase —-. the residce in three equ: yy . twelve, and eighteen months from the day of sale, the deferred psyments to hear interest from th ay of sale, to be secured by the purchaser's With surety to be approved by the tru If the terms be not complied with witrin three days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell upon five days public notice inserted in the Nationsi Intellicencer and E ‘Star. fre vale will commence at Lot No ma 5 Stewiwads GR By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, Val PyBuic SALE OF _LoTs, Dwettine axp Wanenovsr.—Oa WEUNES. DAY, the 3d day of June, I shsli sell at public ane- tron, on the premises até o'clock p.m, Lots Nos, Sands, in Square No. 771, with the commodious Dwelling and large and substantial Warehouse thereon, with cellars under the whole. This property is eligibly located, and graliy b it for an extensive bakery, is well adapted to the purpose of a large manufact of any de ther business. 1 The lots bave a front yaare wan ing throurch the pstrects. The tunid: re front of the lots. immediniely eastern basin of the city canal, and affor passed advantages fur the ianding or shipment imaterinis. Besides the mtrinsic value of this crop erty, it may be added that. being witnin the limite of the contemplated extersion of avy Yard, it offers a fine opportunity for profitable investineut or specuiation. Sale positive and without reserve. Terms: One-third cah, and balance in two equal pscber “ mit hed pe fae two zones. with interest, se cure bs io of trast on the proj . tn 2 eokeds JC. MoGUIRE, Auct. (yseeuars SALE.—In virtue of a wrt of feri faems, issued from the ~ 3 Office of the Circuit Court of the District of C lumbin for the County of Washington, and tome direcred. { shall expose to publie wale, for Ca frowt of the Court Hunse door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, 1058, at 12 0o"b, tm., the following describ-d property, to wit: Al! D “a richt, tite, cam, and interest inand te li and -2, in Square 513, inthe city of a, D. C.. together with oil and ine improvementa thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of David 4. Hall. and will be soi satisfy Judicial Ni 3 Sweeny, Kittenhy Usted STATES IRON STEAMER Wa- TER WITCH. ‘There will be sold, on the Ist day of June next, at the U.S. Navy Yard. Wash: 12 o'clock m., the Hull o! steamer Water Witoh. The ves tat the Washington Yard in 1@44. Her length » Geok 1 15) feet 6 iwehes ; breadth 2i feet 2 ipones, hold 10 feet; and the dra of water as she vow floats 1s 3 feet 3 inches. ‘There are some brass valves and a cast-iron wind: Attached Woe buil; also, ® part of the engine frame of wood other tim- ber work inside, Jt is estimated the weight of the = time.and the sale will be sulyect to the rati eation of the Depart. "The torms are cash. WM. FLINN, Ap 24-lawew Navy Agent. NOTICE. 5 IN BROTHERS have removed thei Barprrm sa ceeed pre eget one it of their former . wher Ney will be p cused to nec their patron, They de. sen ine aK DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES, SASH. Glazed and Un- DOO LPRAMES. BLINLS. Rolling and RALUSTERS. » Stationer: P a the. visinity be carefully filled and as Tespectfully request settlement when are oma 25 -entt SALDWIN BROTHERS. SRY AND HIRING STABLE ee EE ect Hand I streets. : 7 od begs leave to inform the citizens of Wenn eeeee, the public i envers! that he bas eames Re fen ete Bese tims be obtained a neat and showy turnout. Horses inken at livery on reasonable terme. Br ctriet attention se bas ness | nope to ment a oh * mer JANES B. SHREVE, Ir. JUST ARRIVED. Ar BENTER’S! WE Renee ws: awk; RENTER bas)ust received at Union Hail Tee! * feed YORNEN SER TURES QE wl inthe lest ation, Which he is to serve up daily to hie , 2 Breaks, Siero Re eentee ee net from the reputs- ‘a 8 KD sod SOF FCRABE, ~The patenae of Unies eh coneiwenh up SF ON AND Es FR MUSICAL. ConNReeTS each » Piano fron onrt man 22 JOON F. BLLIE.