Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. To Avvertisxns ix ALEXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. FE. French, in Alexandria, will receive 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 tothe notice of the public had better call at his period- Seal depot. Tee Mavouacty —We take from this morn- jay’s Intelligencer the following correspondence: Wasuineton, May 27, 1857. Col. James G. Berret—Siz: The charge has been made agatnst you, by Mr. Thomas Berry, of this city, that in the early part of the administra- tion of President Pierce you received from Mr. atid f or from Berry & Mohun, the sum of five hundred dollars for having procured the removal of my father, the late Wm_ Easby, from the office of Commissioner of Public Build ogs. which he then held. The charge has emanated from a re- spectable source, and it is Incumbent upon me to learn from yourself whether it is true or false ‘The public miad in this city, in connection with your nomination for tie oflice of Mayor, is exer- cised with this charge; and itis due to you to say that it is my intention to publish this com- munication aad your reply, which I respectfully feqaest may be inade in writing, and handed to my friend, Dr. Palmer. who will place this in your bands Your obedient servant, HN. E BY. Rerty oF Cot. Berxrt. Wasiixeton Ciqtr, May 28, 1553. Sin: Recognising the right of every respecta- ble citizen to address me — inquiries while Tam acandidate for public office, and to scru- tinize my whole character and conduct, I will cheerfully answer that which you have pro- pounded it is false in every sbape and form into which personal malice or political maliguity may t tare the “ charge’’ to which yon refer, that f ever had, or was employed to have, any connexion, direct or indirect, with the “ removal of the late William Easby from the office of Commissioner of Public Buildings,” or of any other person who ever held any other office. No one should know better thaa yourself that Mr Easby was not removed m officer, but resigued. And I am 4% ignorant conce:ning the circumstances or causes of hix resiguation as coucerning any effort to remove him, if such a vement! was ever Tealiy meditated. | acted as counsel for Mesars. Berry & Mohun, and iv that capacity only re- - ‘d remuneration for my servicers Thanking you for the opportunity of branding acalumny which has been indusiriously cireu- lated by others who wanted the manliness to as- sume the responsibility as you have done, Tam, respectfntly, ke, Jas. G. Barrer. HN. Kassr, Esq , Washington. A Carp — Wasninxectox, May 29, 1558. I notice my name in the Intelligencer of this mornin in the correspond: nee between H.N Fasby, Haq , and Col. JG. Beret. in which the Colonel says he was not employed to obtain the removal ef the late Win. Easby as Comunissioner of Public Buildings. f de not object to this denial, as it isa fact that Berry & Mohon did not employ the Colonel for this busines: at what I have to complain of is that Col. J ferret did clarm of mz and receive the sum ef $500, which he said be was entitled to for obta the removai of the late Wilham Easby from ottice. ‘Tuos. Berry Hicuway Rossery —Last night, Th McAbee ‘Was arrested by the Auxiliary Guard and taken to the guard house for steals This morning the case came up for trial, and the Principal wit- ness. an old man named Ingersoll, stated that he met the prisoner at a restaurant on Seventh street. on Thursday afternoon. McAbve claimed to be acquainted with him. and insisted on the old man treating. The cid man asked him what he would have, and he took oysters. They went to another restaurant, and meta young man who said he was from Baltimore and want-d to find a frieud. MeAbee said be knew where he lived The young n said he would treat if McAbee would show him. He treated. and McA bee in- sisted on the old man ge ing with him. He con- sented After finding the house they returned to Seventh street. It was wear sundown. McAbee said bis father had left him a lot. a short distance on the commons, and as cot it cheap he would sell it cheap, and asked the old man to go and look at it Fey went. Returning McAbee asked him if he had any money. He ieplied not much. Walking along, McBee stepped back, struck b behind the ear, and knocked him into the McAbee'’s utter When ke recovered, he fel ands in his peckets. He took his snnff-box and pen-gnife, but did not get his pocke ok, wit- ness having it iv his hand. He let bim up, and said - Where’ vurmoney ?"’ Witness replied, “Pve got none Prisoner drew a pistel and said, -: Give me your money or ['li shoot you Witness replied. ** Good God, man! don’t shoot me" He saw the money purse, suatched it from wess and told him to runor he'd kill him. Witness did run, and afterwards found out bis name and had him arre The tf-box was feune the cell where Mc Abee bad tried tu hide it. He was committed for a further heacing a Tuk Stocx at ARLixcToN —Yesterday the Sioux made a visit to Arlington Spring. the well Kuown and popular resort of the District and Alexandria during the dol! sammer months. It having been made public that they were to visit Artington, a numerous body of citizens and Stanger, probably six hundred, assembled at the PB: onto witness the spurts of the red men The day was passed merrily, the Sioux enjoying theme! s after their own fashion, much to the gratification of those who desired to witness the dances and hear the songs of the wild wartio: The place has been handsomely fitted up, and every? ing. doné to give satisfaction to the pa- trous of Arilugton, and the result was thet good order was maiptained d KK the entire day ; and oper time the guests departed with a shout re of their [gener associations that had been connected with their visit, and in compli- ment to the proprietors hospttatities they had e f the pavilion, whose yed. Str. Domixicn’s Scnoot Excursion.—The managers of the excursion to Glymont in aid of the funds of the school attached to St. Dominick's Church, and which takes place on Monday next, offer a geand programme of enjoyment for those who can spare that day from the turmoil and care of city life. The Powhatan leaves Sixth street wharf at a quarter tos o'clock and half-pust 1 o'clock, returning leaves Glyimont at 5 e’clork and at 9o’clock. The reputation of the ving charge of the arrangements, th easant situation of Glymont, and. indeed, all the surroundings of the attair, Indicate a day that will long linger in the memories of those that exjoy it Tre Riven —At high tide this morning the water inthe river reached the stringers under the planking of the wharves, being much higher thaa at any time this sezson previous to this date The current is rapid and muddy Business among the wharf-holders is slack, and at the fish wharves no business at all Is being tranrarted This morning a crew of colored fishermen came up to Riley's wharf from one of the lower They attracted much attention by the jwusic they produced as they neared the wharl Fing.—Last night, several stables and sheds, located in the alley between Third and Fourth and I and K sticets north, were fired and burned about o'clock. The alarm was not sufficient to bring out the firemen, and the progress of the flames was stopped by a number of citizeus, who worked bard for that purpose. The buildings were all wood, and the toss inconsiderable. But there ts no clue to the incendiaries. Easicy Sette» —About noon to-day, an al- tereation took place on Seventh street, near D, between two gentlemen, which resulted tn the passage of blows between them. They were ar- rested and taken before Justice Donn ‘The af- fair was settied by the interference of a venera- ble friend of the ‘parties, and the case was dis- missed “Ir is Fisisnep’” bas been uttered on memo- rable occasions, on the final consummation of great events in the world’s history, marking eras ia tts progress. Such, no doubt, will be the ex- clamation of many in this city on the nic of ‘00k - Jone Sth, when Philbrick closes bis Gift store for the wasou A word to book buyers is sufficient. Govern yourselves accordingly. It A Bor, who had butter for sale tn the market, wos asked by a customer, who bad just tasted a lump, ‘Your butter ix rather strong, isn’t “Well, yes,"’ innocently returned the juve- huckster, >but what the thunder is the use © that’s got no taste to it!” The inced, and took a pound. Barrist Sexpay Scuoon Exaisitiox.—Among the names inadvertently omitted in our notice of the sweet children at the recent Baptist Sund.y Sebool Exhibition, was that of little Martha Noell. whose recitution in the dialogue «The sweetest things of Earth,’? was noted as being prettily done, indeed. Tux Biste Paxokama —The panorama of Dible serra at Odd Fellows’ Hall was largely petronized night. Its beauty seems to be ied, and it will duuliless eoutinue to * evening and semi- exhibitions. Rest Estate —J. C. McGuire, auctioneer, sold yesterdcy,a loton E street between Twelfth aud Th irteenth streets, to L, F. Clark, for 55 ceats per foot. 81 .—This morning the atte: purchasers was large and the demand ively; bat there was only a partial supply of Provisions in each department. Some of the dealers deserve commendation for the enterprise they display in furnisbing regularly articles that until recently were but seldom seen in our mat- kets. In the fish market especially, fish that were entire strangers are frequently seen ; and at the vegetable stands the first fruits of the Soutbern gardens are to be had. In the hay market a fine supply was offered at prices ranging from 75c. to $1.10 perewt. In the sheds prices bave changed a little, and to-day they were as follow: Beef. fresb, prib- sal5! Apples, pk Salt Do.. 6410 Dried do.... Pork . lWal2 Roll butter 10at2| Phil’a prin’ -62a1.50| Cheese -10a12 4 |Rbubar! 12} Ontons....+..c000 3 Strawberries,prqt 37250 50262 Tomatoes, pr doz. 37% l2al4 | Cabbage, prhead. Sait | Beets, per peck.. 25 New beets, bunch een .prpk Hal6| Spinach, Md Chickens, pr pair. 50:3 i Irish potatoes. pk. 37: Bermuda... 75a8!) Asparagus Corn, ear, pr ‘34| Lettuce, per head. Corn, 70|Shad, per pair... . Beans, pr bush $1.50) Herring, bunch. Rye,pr busb 75| Perch, per bunch. Oats... 15\ Taylors pr bunch. Meal .. 75| Rock, per bunch. 25237 Shorts. 25, do. large. Slal 50 Shipstut 40a60 Sturgeon, per! 6 Egus, perdoz.... 12 Sea bass per Ih 10 Pine apple, eac 10, Halibut, per lb... 12 Beef tongue: Bacon, hams Sides.... Shoulders. Tur Matter —Yesterday afternoon, a great crowd was seen moving toward the Central Guard-hourse from the Second Ward. What's the matter? was the question. One saidadarkey had stabbed a white man; another said that the officers bad caugbt a burglar; a third that the Indians hud got into a muss, and they had to arrest this one. It turned out that Tom Russell, a well-known colored individual had gotona “bust;?? bad kicked up the mischief in the streets d the officers had arrested him, and ~ him for trial. Tom's fancy-colored shirt looked xomething like an Indian’s blanket; he struggled as if his neck depended on bis escape at that time; and the officers hung to him as if he were a burglar and the case would make a big billof U.S fees These things ae- count for various rmmors. ‘This morning, ‘Tom was anber, paid his fine and costs, and went off pleased (bat it was no worse. Cirevit Court.—To-day, the Court were en- xaged in trying the case of Mrs. Jordan vs. Jones, Teplevy, in which the ownership to a negro girl named Virginia, the daughter of a slave named Matilda, whom the plaintiff! claimed to bave been given ber by her father, who was also the father of Jones, who by soine means got Matilda into his possession ‘The principal point in the ease was the fact of Virginia being the child of Matilda, or not, the ownership of Matilda not being disputed.” Verdict for pla Tue Nati-nat Fouxpry —The Pennsylva- nians are moving strongly to secure the location of the propesed Nationa! Foundry at some site in that tate. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says that Reading, Lan- caster, Chambersburg, Pittsburg, Johnstown, Essten, Allentown, Phanixville, and Harrisburg are each and ail looking for its location in their midst Deputations have reached here from some of these points, and much interest is taken in it. Don'r Yorr Movutm Water ?—Hammack & Brother have just received at their so-renowned restaurant, on Pennsylvania avenue, in Willa ds’ Hotel Block, perhaps the finest lot of genuine green turtle ever imported into the Federal Me- tropolls. tables and counters continue to xroan under the load of evervthing palatable— exquisitely prepared by their cooks—that the rourmet cau desire. a Boos’ landlady said to him the other day, as she asked him to carve a shoulder of mutton, “That was a very nice sheep, wasn't it, Mr B?? Boggs answered, ‘Indeed, madam, I can- pet say; not having had the pleasure of his ac- quaintance.?? Wartcn Rerurxs.—Thomas Russell, cold, D. C., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3 14 Daniel Minor, col’d, do ; 23 Thos. McBee, Md... stealing; jail for hearing. John Kennelly, Ireland, vagrant: workhouse 20 days Twelve lod; Drs. Hunter & Winiiams, Physicians for Diseases of the Lunes, 524 North Charles street, Baltimore, M4. Dr. Williams will hereafter visit Washington on ths ist of exch mouth. when he may be consu!ted at 2 Pa. avenue, over Mrs Voss’ Jewelry Store. Phe next visit will be on Tuesday, the Ist June, ya 2-20 MARRIED, On the th instant, by the Rev, Wm. A. Chap- B. FRANK. MORSELL to Mrs. JANE MeDUELIL, daughter of the late Wm. Morrow, all of Washington. seorgetown,on the 25th instant, by the Rev. - Edwards, Mr. JOSEPHA. HUBCHINSON, of Loudoun county, Va.,to Mrs. 8. E. WALKER, of Georgetown. On the 25th men, Mr. G CATHARIN ton. On tho 27th instant, ta the Rev. Henry Young. EDWARD M. BOWLING, 1 George's county, Md.. to MARY MA fourth daughter of George Matungly, Es: eu hy the Rev. Wim. H. Chap- IRG 5 RIMONDS to Mise EC. PEIPPERT, all of Washin:- WANTS. neat and good GIRL, from 12 to 15 » to tend a Child ina family which 8 sitvatinn is an easy one. Inquire of Mr. BASSETTS, first house erst of the Capitol Grounds. Maryiand avenue, Unp. tol a GEORGETO ee Correspondence of The Star. Gronextown, May 29, 1858. Owing to the break at dam No. 4, little busi ness has been done upon our canal tbis week; but twenty boats have arrived, from different points, with flour, grain,wood, &c. The receipts of tolls at the Georgetown collector’s office for the same period amounts to $1,300. The receipts of tolls at the same office for the month will reach $13,000 We incline to the belief that the newspaper re- Port circulating a few days since, to the effect that some forty coal boats had taken advantaye of the high water and passed the broken dam, Is incor- rect. If such had been the fact, they would have reached here before this. Moreover, they could not have passed from Cumberland to the am, in consequence of the land slide at the tunnel Since writing the above, we learn that they are on the way, below the slide, and passed the dam yesterday morning. and will be inon Monday evening. The following sbipments of coal have been nutde from Ray’s dock during the week: By the Detmold Company—schors {. B. & F. 1. Pharo, 200 tons, for Providence izabeth Jane, Jones, 71 tons, for Philadelphia; M. P. Stephens, Shaw, 190, for Philadelphia; Rebecca Knight, Endicot, 23, for Boston. By the American Comps schooners Brothers, Davy, 429 tons, for N. York; Henry Fineb, Falkingburg, 345 tons, for do; R M. Price, Chambers, 225 tons, for Jersey City; E W. Farrington, Robinson, 279 tons, for Brooklyn; Moses Van Name, Van Name, 342 tons, for New York. At this point there are now lying nine large schooners receiving and awaiting cargoes. ‘The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester- day amounted to 170 head, all of Which was pur- chased by District butchers at S1 $5 —eqnal to $5 50aS10 net—mostly at the last price; whieh shows an advance of about 50¢ per 100 Ibs. for the week. Old sheep and lambs very searce at $3a$3.50 per head. Veal Calves 5aG cts. per Ib. gross. Arrivals: schrs America, James, Philadelphia, coal to Dickson, Gordon & Co; Emulous, ‘Tomp- son, Nanticoke, wood and staves to master; Ju- linus, and Eugenia, Hickman, plaster to Hartley & Bro. The packets Fairfax, and H. F. Peyton, are now receiving cargoes of flour and corn, the former for New York and the latter for Boston; and the packet Aon Pickrell is taking In a cargo for Philadelphia, and will sail, to-day. The packet Searsvilie, sailed for Boston with corn and flouron Thursday ‘The dour market continues rather dull at $4.57 aSi 50 fer good to prime canal superfine brands. Nothing worthy of note doing in the grain mar- ket. Srecrator. ET public that the Exourzion to the V no p&ins or expense will be spared best excursion of the season. A engaged for the oce*- and dinner served at city prices. leave Severth street wharf at half- Yard at 10 o'clock. ind ix engaged for the admitting one gentle- PMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, Or» FELLOWS HALL, WILLIAMS’ Panorama IS NOW OPEN, to make it the competent enterer has been ithers’s Brass and Tickets one doi man and Indies. Enificent Painting commences with Chaos in historical order to the Baby - Ing more than fi ting scenes in the open at seven scominence xt eight precise! 2% cents; reserved door. Children under ten years, ednesday and Saturday Doors open at o'clock precisely. ma 28 lonish Captivity, most sublime and interes: Extibitions every ever had at the Hall 3 to cominence at 334 ued by Dr. Tibb: the benefit of th hureh, Is and, on MON- will leave the Navy’ Se o’clock a. in; from the th s reetand Pa. avenue, and from k Avenue, respectively. at Powhatan wi! warter before 8s. m. and | proceed to Gl School attached to St, Intersection of 19 ne hour yprecisel, th street wharf at half past 1 p. an. whee the company will remain until 5 and hours the party will be brought back to the Esputa’s Band of Music will be in attendance. and other Kefreshments can be nable térms on board the boats and tion, snd every rational recreation willgbe A general invitation 13 extended to all those who are sue ally and henevolently inclined. 7 Cassel, Peter MeGinness, Rob Kirk. H. MeCoflery, J Cailahan, ‘Thomas Holden, George Harvey and Jacob Flasher. either of the above, ov groWD Persons. ch at Alexandria on both her and on her 9 o'clock return trip, Dinner, Supper, obtaimed'on reaser James Carter, 25,conts for childre; The boat will t AL NDRIA ee Correspondence of The Star. AvExanpnia, Va., May 29, 1953 The Sentinel, in reviewing the election of Thursday, says: “Its chief feature is that itis at once a disregard and defeat of the American or Know Nothing organization. The people have shown a determination notto be ruled or dictated to, in the selection of their municipal officers by petty party patherings and party conventions ” ‘The official count of the vote gives Sangster. for Sheriff, 255 majority over Mon oe, and 158 mz- jority over both opponents. Berry, for County Clerk, 189 majority over Wise, and I and Johnson. Sinclair, Cireuit Clerk ity over Wattles, and 7 minorily und and Powell. Duttey, for Commissioner of the Revenne, beats Claughton 421 votes ‘The county voted on the hog law : Fo Ag +. 3 57 Majority against..............0..0..000 26 The Circuit Court bas finished its May term, and will not meet again in this county until No- vember, At the confirmation mass at St. Mary’s church to-morrow the choir will sing Haydn's Mass No. 3, and will be assisted by a considerabl delegation from Wushington, as well as a fine orchestra Elder W.S Purrington, a Primitive Baptist, preach ijn Sarepta Hall to-morrow No change in the markets. in the Port, vesterday—Arrived schr. Rachel Jane, Kennon, Norfolk, to Perry & Penny backer Sailed—Schrs. Two Brothers, Stanton, and Gen ‘Taplor, Hunter, Philadelphia, coal by T. J. Me- bal Juliett, Chase, Boston, coal by D. Boyd Smith; John Bright, Dickerson, T'rov, coal by Fowle & Co; Lady Ellen, Carson, New York, coal by T. J. Meba Eldad, Jarvis, Troy, coal by Borden Mining Co. Ly —_—_—_———— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS, { CLOCKs, HAVE received, direct. frem the manufacturers, & large ussortment of Kitchen and Ornamental Parlor CLOUKS, (none better made) from St up ivery one has been carefuliy regulated and iking part properly adjusted. and will be sold atasmall profit. +. A. WATSON, Exparienced Practical Watchmaker, SOB at..below the Post Office. Georgetown. ip k Repairing in all its branches. ma 2-1" beautiful BUILDING LOT, n Gay street, and running back 120, aitunted between the residences of Robert Dick and Wm. Reddin ‘This Lot is improved by « hand. some stone-wal! and tron-ruling in front, and has & commanding view of the Potomac and Washington city. For terms apply at the Cutiery and Hardware Store of O. Z, UNCASTER, Bridge street, Georgetown. ma 1-tf fro RENT.—A th with basement, on 2d at eet, Georget: late residenca of M. De Bodisco, containg rooms. The house and lot are large an’ 1 complete order, having all the nocessary out-buiidings, bats, &o. It is one of the most commodious in George town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance. Apply te BROOKE 3. WILLIAMS, Georgetown ap at tory BRICK HOUSE, M. RUPPEL, arkot Space, No. 57. hetween ets, Georgetown, to his patrons that at his URANT may be found, at ail tumes, the choicest and most excellent assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest OYsT Sand all kinds of GAME in season, served atall hours at the usual pric: *PHE SULSCRIBER Wisi change avery «i KE, in George- n. fora vacant or ed LOT in Washington #tst. 22d, or 23d streets, south of Pa. avenue. euars address Box 20, Georgetown. WAS TED—A WET NURSE, white or coloren, Apply at No 2) intiana avenue. ma zs-3t* W AS TEL—A HUSBAND, by 9 preposnessing Soung Indy £18 Being both brawerful and intellect «nt h upon whem » erself. she requires the exme in Atm will best: her heart 2 None neod address seve in perfect siacer dress ORPHELIA CLAYTON, Washing Offa. m* 4 5 -ADY WHO HAS MET WITH A RE- f fortune. but who is fully competent to hil any id ares Arce ofa > ake Furut' » Children’s r would take charee of the Linen ¢'. Address a note or call upon at Miss Biiscos’: venue. ao, Depa tment in Mrs t No. 420 F street, a first-rate vone having good recommentations good wag’ be paid. None others need app y. Vv FANTED—An int ent young American or Freuch Gin L, from i4tol7 years old,to Nurse an Ir fantand help to X¢we One of good m nue eind address will bod a god place by addressing Box No 2, Star Offiee. ma 27 3t y ANTED—al) bseribers to Spenser’s Histo- States to call at No. 499 7th E streets, 1, up stairs, in all styles of binding, from __ JAMES CARTE, A BOY, aged 13 years, desires a Apprentice at any mechnojoal busi- were he oan earn n useful trade n d secures good home. He is tractable and intelligent, and wil endeavor to servea kind employer thtully. Any peraon in want of such as an apoerentiee will pleaso address Hox No. 23, Star Office. and the favor will be promptly attended to. ma 15-tf LOST AND FOUND. I OST—A CAMEO PIN. on Monds 4on the Avenue, hetween 7th treet and ti Smitheonian, or in the Smithsonian Grounds. The finder will be ably rewarded by leaving it at this office, Ma 29-St = REWARD —Strayed away from the subseri $5 ber, on Wedueeday. the 26th inst.,a Derk Brindic COW, very et with wint fxoe, and short horns. The above rewar wil! be paid for her return to me on 14th street, be »and J i “ran 29 2 DANIEL DoDD STRAYED AWAY fromth Aenacribar. on Mon- +) day iast,a smali RED W 5 white ce white feet; sharp horn; when aig wide her bead down. $5 will be paid o1 her return to JOHN PURDY ma % 3t* No. £50 Pa. ave: tee eae Lo 8 ha i & 5 REWARD.—Strayed of ato en from the sub at soriber about the 7th of May, one pale re and son enmplete $2" $4 per volume. _maai im _ SOW, about 5 years old. with a white tted with red, and slit cut in her her throat acd 9 prece ont of one of ner tin the other. Also, the 7!st of May,” te spotted COW , with black ears and iki, and very near dry. matey are both MES. THOMAS STANLEY, 455 9th streat.— ne oO AS TAKEN UP on the sth instant, a white W SW sad five amail PIG ‘The, owner will please come forward. prove Property, pay charges and take them awny .., DS. FITZGERA . No. €3) G at , bet. New Jerncy avenue mi 27 3t* and Nerth Capitol Ss! Cc ’S HISTORY OF THE INITED © States being nearly gempleted, Specimen of Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got u; ine publishers, #97 eireot, between Disnd Eee © 18 3 u airtt JAMES CARTER, Agent, FOR BENT AND SALE. [SEE FIRST PAGe.| FOR RENT—HOUSE on 12th street. berweer F and G. Inquire 454 l4th street, between F a d G streeta. it* Fo RENT OR SALE—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, No. 644 L. street north, between 4th and 5th streets wert. containing 7 rooms. ‘Terns will be made very liberal. ‘The ean be had of GW. Crown, beq., ndjoining. bor farther partic- U Gre inquire of ANDREW SMALL, No. 522 Let. ma 2 bt* A Fo SALE OR RENT—A smal! HOUSE, on New York aveuue, between Ih and Lith rte. Adply at No. 407 15th street, or No. 19 Wirders tsuildin “ma 27 St Rok RENT—& good FRAME HOUSE, pieas- antly located on i0th street east, between Band C streets north, with seven rooms, passage and kitchen, with garden attached; convenrent to th: Capito! and Navy Yard. Inquire next door to the romises. OF AL NO. 403 Sth street west, orof A. UN'T, Agent forthe Potomac lusurance Company, No. 51 A street north. ta 27-e03t* a a ints AN ‘On Reasonable ‘Terms—LOTS No, alf of 25, in Square 543 44g stroets West, aud » between K and L, with the improve- sisting of fourteen Frame H taining four rooms each, Lots 10) feet de fags euclosed with eacr hi back end of Lots, bounding on presents a rare opp: riupity tot gure hommes of their own at an easy rate uf payment. Warranted tities given by the undersienad. JNO. E. KENDALL, 44 street, near the City H. HENRY NAY LOs City Hal Messra, JACKSON, BRU. & CO, ma Il-eolm* Pa. ave., bet. 6th and sti sts, RUG STORE FOR SALE doing an excellent retai An cligible stand UILDING LOTS.—For sale on reasonable terms, three desirable LOTS, 2s feet front by 25 feet deep, corner of lth street west ard G street north. Also, a variety of other Lets in various parts of the cits, DA MY No. 2, ‘Todd's Builling, ma 22-eolm Pa. avenue. SOR RENT—A desirable, modern: built. three- story HOUSE. with basement and back build- ing. No. 4941 street, between Fleventh and Twelfth containing 12rooms, g98 throughout, marble mai tels, water and bath room. Inaguire on premises, room No, 3, frst floor, Post Office Department, ma Z7-tt ROM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY ACRES of valuable J.AND, suitable fora market gar- den, situated on the new county road, near Rock Creek Fore. ecole. A to G.D. HANSON, corner Pa. avenue and loth ma 24 eotf C TRST GRAND Civic anni oF THE Georgetown City Guard, WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, The members of the Georgetown C: pleasure inannotneing to their friends of Georcetown, Washington, and Alexandria, that they intend ¢ an | Xcursion to the W WEUNESDAY, Tho Corps pledge themselve pense will be spared to ma! ity Guard take hite “House Pavil. 8 that no paims or ex- ke 1 the best of the n, competent Caterer has been engaged for the CASON. Refreshments and Dinner se: Tickets ONE DOLLAR, iadien—to be obtained from any of t ; Ellis’ Music Store, ¥ be sold at the boat. Boat leaves Georgetown at 8 o’clo id Alexandria at Tved at city prices. ton at 8/2 o'clock Withers’ Cele enzazed for tue oe The Military are r Coaches will leave connect with the Boat. Committee of Arrang Capt. J. Owens erry, J Mason Goozier, ‘equestod to apperr in uniform. reet and Pa.avenue to AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneors. OSITIVE SALE OF 3 Lots at Pusiic Avec AP TERNOON next. ati will sell, at pub’ Lots. viz: Lote C, D and KE. of Di of Square 215, fro: anction, three 1 ntig each twenty-two (22) feet on street north, and runuing back about 100 feet to a ten feet alley. These lots are in one of the finest localities in quare north of Franklin Row, ing neighbourhood, hington. one 51 and ona jast imp : One-third cash; the residve in 6, deed of trust, «nd bear- Il conveyancing at the expense of the WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, 1S POSTPONED, » Moy Sist, rame ____ WALL & BARNARD, Anot’rs._ y WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ONS AT AUCTION,— FTERFOON, June |, at 5 n front of our Avction w style, made to order, y Buzsies, new sty/e, light and strong. Terms: Ore th. onths, secured i THE ABOVE until MONDAY AFTERNO! hour and place. otolock. we will sell, i ird cash; balance in wixty and for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear- WALL & BARNARD, Ants, By A. GREEN. and liquorstore of ‘T. Kilmon, at the corner of Ist a reet west > nd Penn. avenue, next house to the Capitol Ground, at yclock A. ul, & choice assortment of Liqaors and Superior ol! Brandy, Rye and Wheat Whiskey, on draught and in bottles, Julian “iaret, cland Gunpowder Teas, One ups, Sauces, Pickles, Muatards, Pep exe. Indigo, Salt in snoks, &o, ore Fixtures, such as— er Sealer. Oil Cans, &c. s under $25. cash ; over 825. and 100, So and 60 days ; over $10, 39, 6) , for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear A. GREEN, Anet. sy WALL & BARNARD, Aucroneers E ROCERIES AT HOR NING, June ck, we will sell. m front of our ave Family Groceries, &o.xuchas— d and Krown Sugars, ne Greenand Black Ts perm and Adamantine Candles, 1, Cheniical, ant Olive Sozps, »and Vermicell:, hi und Buckets, be Barrels New Herring. Crars aud ‘Tot acco, diflerent brands, Brandies, Whokeys, demijohns and bo" other goods in the Grocery line, all of sold without reserve, ins: All sums under ¥30.cash; acredit of 9 and 6) days for no! WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By E.S. WRIGHT; Georgetown. and other Liqu over thatamount Les satisfactoriiy GEORGETOWN NOON next, 3ist inst. front of the premises, ne Lot No, 257,1n Beatty & Haskins feeton High street and extending back 396 et to Back street, with the improvements perty avjoms the residence of Mr. Chas, pportunity for a profitable Terms: One-third cash; a A deed givens erly third part of addition. front- and offers an 0 ba'ance in six andtwelve ud a deed of trust taken, B.S. WRIGHT, Auct. 3REEN, Auctioneer, ABLE BUILDI Rat WakvaT Auction. ¢ 27th instant, | shall sell, lock p. m., commencing on 16, 18, 19, and 20,10 Sq Pi ¥ fronts on north M and is beautifully situated. We wi'l then proceed front of the premises, ‘This property is handsomely’ situated. ‘he square, fronting 7 feet on 18th street lert 4 inches on New Hampsture ave- n P and © streets north. Square No. 117. This West, 5) feet between 140 feet 10 inches to a N& LOTS IN onthe premises, the first-named to seli,in regular order, in uare No. 196, streets more running Lot No. 15, in Square 51. This property in situ- ated at Lie corner of 2d str i ‘eet west and north M ; One fourth cash ; balance in 6,12, and 18 r notes bearing interest from day of sale, yen and a deed of A. GREEN, Auct. IS POSTPONED TUESDAY, REEN, Auct. ij THE ABOVE SALE unt of inclement weather uutil jt day of June next, same hour. BOARDING. Boag IN A PRIVATE, FAMILY —A indy ir ingle utemen can acoommed ated Sith ‘onsortwe conneated ROOMS, nratiy furmshed with a8. Price reasonable. Apply at OH street. between 6thand7th. ma 29-3t ———$$$_$$_———— rrr ree RDERS WANTED.—F ingle gentle- Biren canto anon ated wet ‘BOs Brand Teel, wr eee H® LAWSON HOUSE, on i3ih atreat, having ohanged hands, aad been thoroughly re: ovate _ fu ished, will be opened for the reception of wy 8 On the Tet Jane. Persons wist- hoice of rooms can have an opportunity of ses his week by applying on the premises applying on the premise pooakD—A le ROOM with BOARD i 47 Ath et, i ee $A HIRE BY PMie FOR SALE OF Ot PY ELLIS By J. C. McGUIRE, Axctioneer, OF A FINE AND or Oxie nat. Paint- x M Bersx. ov Naw NESDAY Morning. June 2d, at oon over Blanchard & Mohun’s of Nth street and Pa. avenue, | ful ooliection of ov among which wiil be found many of: 8 Iyes, THE PROPERTY oF MK. Bookstore corner shail sel! abeauti iginal Paintings, the finest draw- and meritonoas works ofart ever for. saie in this cit) Europe and of the artists y duriughis recent visit there; and he with confide! asserts hem to be genuine snd tue best collections ; also, ful works by American ar Also, some fine examples of the ator Rosa, Titian, Rugendas, Muriilo, '» es Marraiu, Houseman, Patel, & nearly alt in rich gilt framesand will be sold without reserve. on Saturday and T cash, in current funds. aa J.C, MoGUIRE, Auct, +9 maay fine he public exhibitions in pablie —— rep a celebrity. (the Oid Masiors. We and paintings on free oxhilition jon ‘ay, May 29Uh and Sist. x TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ee FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. sisynainineinapaienmeitscnsiseazmemmemmeeen ee, LATER FROM CALIFORAIA. Arrival ef the Moses Taylor at New York. New Yor, May 9.1 Pp. m —The Moses Tay- lor, with California advices ef the 7th inat » has just arrived, bringing $1.575,000 in specie on freight, 700 passencers. and the regular mails. ‘The detention st Syn Francisco was caused by the breaking of the shaft af the Golden Gate on the same afternoon she lefi the Sth) She was compelied to return, and the Sonora took her piare On th 'b, the Moses Taylor passed the Star of the West ifrom New York on the 20th) im Crooked Island passage. The California news is unimportant. The Lezislature had adjourned New gold diggins, causing much talk, had “ discovered in the vicinity of Walker's ver ah. R. Melony had been appointed State Comp- ier anf he stage from Nevado for Sacramento, with $21,100 in gold dust for Wells, Fargo & Co , had leen robbed. The People’s ticket in Sacremento is elected by several thousand over the adminis- tration ticket. Col Fremont was welcomed to Sacrament bonfires, cannons, &c. rial It was rumored that the Indian tribes in : mas county had banded together to make war en the whites. A guano Island, said to contain over 1,000,000 of tons, has been discovered on the track be- tween the Sandwich and Ladrone Islands. Spec - imens of the guano had been received et San Fraacisco AUCTION SALES. Shows ve abhhenrwvens U9 TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. 5 A MOEROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. PRINTING PAPER, NATIONAL INTEL- LIGENCER, Cmen AND New Yorx Heratp a Auction. eTERN Sth instant, taba URDAY AFTERNOON, the rs rooms. ‘No. ae 7th strost-at 5 o'olock. 100 reams of fine Printing PoraoN ‘intel —— bound te ptellixencer, complete from 1245 to — Union, complete trom 1845 to 1855 3 bound to The New York Herald, ¥ ae e ‘complete from 1845 to 1997; ‘Terms onsh. A. GREEN, . ma 78 2t Corner 7th = roo By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. ORPORATION STOCK FOR SALE, SATURDAY Al TERNOON, May wing ate o’olock, at the Auction Rooms, | shail sell, in sums to sui BAF Corporation ot Washington Quarterly Six r Cent Stocl = 20 Corporation of Washington Half Yearly Six Per Cent Stock, Terms cash, in current funds, : ms 27 3t JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auet. Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer, XTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GRO 4 CERIRS AND Ligcors art Avcrion.—On MOD DAY, the Sst instant. I shail sell at 10 o'clock a. and continue the next ¢ay until ail is eold, at € vcery store of W. H. Brereton, at the corner of F and 7th streets, opposite the Patent Offer, a large and general assortment of excellent family grocer- Vin: ea, Sugar and Coffee. Spices, Pickies, Cats: deserip'ion, Racon, Lard, Salt, Soap and Candles, Wuth avery variety of other Groceries, su h as is vsualiy Kept ina first-class Grocery, New Orleans M ases, Sperm and other Oris f I Also. a ste assortment of very superior Liquors, And the Store Fixta _ 4 = ie “y eat u vid eB ensh; over $25, 8 ere: 2,3. and 4 months, for notes’ satisfactoril endorsed, bearing interest. J ma 2d A. GREEN, Auct f every description, sences, of every Leavexwortu, K. T., May 26 —The board of commissioners, acting under the late law of Con- uress. assembled at Lecompton on the 4th, and elected Gov Denver President. An election was o-dered on the first Monday of August. Governor Denver bas arrived here ‘There are rnamors of a battle on the southern border of the Territory between the Free-Staters and Missourians, in which twenty-one persous we e killed and eleven wounded; but theag re- Ports are considered authentic. ___ FUTURE DAYS. NIAES#aLs SALE.—In virtue of 6 writs of AYR her: facms issued from the oterk’s office of the Cireait Courtofthe Distnet of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, | shall expose to public sate for casH, in front of the Court !Guse door ot said eo TUESDAY, the let day of June, 1858, at he following de- sonbed rty, to wit, viz: Aildefendant’s right title, el, f timand to Lots Nos. 5,6and 7, in Square No 683.1 tha city of Washington, D. ©. together with all and singular the impro' ute thereon, seiz: d and levies upon the preserty of James Crotchett, and will be sold to satisfy Jods- i 2124, D2, 258, 259, 290, to May term, favor of Wm. VP. C.MeGuire, Francis Wheaties, in two oases, Joshua Pierce and Judson Mitchell, against Jas. Crutchett DEN W. SE ma6-tn = Marshal for the District of Columbia. AY ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fie rs ri facias, iesned bh bn H Godderd and Fran cis J. Murphy, two instices oftne peace for the county ef Washington in the District of Columbia, and to me directed, | shall exposs to public sale, tor Casn.on the premises,on PUESDAY the Ist ‘day of Sa 1858, at 5o'clock p,m.,all Sarah Washing tou’s right, title, and mterest in and toa frame let i g, erected on east part of Lot No. 33, 1 Square or Keservation B, about 16 feet font of seid lot and runing back that width tothe renref said jut, serzed and levied upon as the property of Sarah \\ ashing- ton snd wt!l be sold to satisfy said tier: facias in fa vor of Wilham H. Philip. W. SELDEN, mail9ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. Sailing of U. S. Vessels for the Gulf, &c. New Yor, May 28th —A colliston took Place between the United Stetes vessels the Wabash «nd Savannah, while they were coming out of toe dock at the navy-yad to-day. The former Was injered to the extent of one thoneand dollars She with nevertheless, sail for the guif this after. noon There is quite a panic in stocks, with a beavy decline, the “bears” exciting the timid ones by war rumors. Baitumere Markets Baxtimors, May :9 —Flour i= quiet and low- er; Howardstreet nominal at $1.25; Ohio $4 37, City Mills at $1 Wheat is bigher; good to prime red S1a81 06; and good to prime white a! #1 20e@1 30 Corn is finn; whitr 64466; yellow, 68cR69c. Whisky ts dull at 20 Provisions are dull 6 ye; sides Sabge Ke. nd heavy; bulk shoulders New York Markets. New Yor, May 29 —Flour tx heavy; sales of 11.009 ba-sel+; State $3.80a$3.90; Ohio $1 30a84.45; Southern S41 avasd 7u Wheat is steady; sales of 75,000 bushels; Western red 6 ga¥l; whire Sla%i 07 c Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer. 7 tion ; . n is vero dull; western mixed 62a66c TERNOON, June 2d, 188, at 5% o'clock. 1 shail] Lard is heavy at Nye. sell. at cute uction,on the premiese, to the high Whisky is dall, .t 2c est badder, by v irtue of adeed of trust to me directed, 12 id duly recorded May 4th, 1854. ds of tht coun ibot’s subdivt Fineocial. New Vor. May 29—stocks are lower and dull Chicago and Rock Isiand 72% ; Cum- sion of Square 623, wi ments, oon Chi ; sisting of 2 two-story Frame Houses in front, with | > rland* Coal 15; fil. Central sharest*7% ; do basement acd attic, and one smail F ame Bouse in bonds 57 &; La Crosse and Milwaukie '%; Mich Southern zl¥; New York Central 82%; Pena. Coil 72; Reading 414: Milwankie & Mississippi 2A: Cantons 19% ; Virginia 6's 92y ; Missouri 6's 53 eu7_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———— AUCTION SALES. sKEEN, Auctioneer. BUILDING LOT IN THE D, at Avction.—Oa MONDAY, hal! se!i- in front of the premises. at kp. handsome and desirabie building lat, koown as Lot } Square No. U7, baving a front of 3 fect on 24h and runni reet, —_ 0 feet “a loches toa 3) feet alley, betwsen N 0 streets ui the rear. id lot fronts north North Capitol and Ist streets west. Terms: $6m cash, 2 of which to be psid at the time of sale; the remainder in 6, 12and 18 months. with notes bearing interest Deed given and deed of trust taken for the defer- red paymenta, ‘The Lrustee reserves to himself the right to re. sell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. if the terms of sale are not complied with within three days from day of sale, by adveriise ment three days in the Star. P. M. PEARSON. Trustee. ma li dts A. GREEN, Auot AY ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of four writs of fier: facias issued from the Clerk's « flice of the Cireu:t Const of the District of Columbia for the County of Wasturgton, and to me directed, [ ehall expose to public sale, fur Casn, in front of the Court-House door of enid County, on FRIDAY. the 18th day of Jane, 1458, at 12 o'clock m,, the fol lowing deseribed property, to wit: All defendant s right, ttle, claim, aud mterest in and to part of ree vation No 10, beginsing for the same iu the east me of ie 8 reet,at 2 point, where the enme 1s inter- sected by the north | analiey 7 feet Il imehes wide, opening into seed reet, and ranning thence with the said east 17 of said street north 22 feet. thenoe east £5 fert,.thence south <2 feet to the said alley, aad thenoe with the e westSs feet to 4h. street and point of beginning, together with ni! and street, Letween rth. ‘This lotus situated about one anda half equares fre if n the Western Market, and. if desired. will be bdivided into two 25 feet front building jots on the herale. Persons wishing to imvest in i the ci'y will do well to attend the sale, ne the property must be sold. + the balance im 6 and 12 « Interest, to be secured by Tust Upon Lhe property, A. GREEN, Auct, THE ABOVE SALE IS Pi ahd THURSDAY Sor ee tS, OST oe. masa A. GREEN, Auct. To" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER singuiar the improvements thereon, in the city of D.C... seized mes Washington, nd levied upon as the properts of J jams, and will be sould to sat nfy Judiomls, as Si. ae marks to Octuber term, Lom pie until TUESDAY, June ist, same hour 1858 vor of Ho Stribling. é . ree SELDEN, Marshal -maw-d_________A. GREEN, Avot. ma 25 dts for the District of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. MALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS ©) Court oF HovssHoip anp Kitcuen Franti TURY aT Avction —On FRIDAY, the 2ist instant, I shal! seil.at? ate residerce of James Handiy, deceased N th street. between G and Hl sta., at wi ocK A. mi... good assortment ue! By J Auctioneer. uctio Sor WIERMAN’S LADIES AND CHILDREN’S SUPERIOR GalTERS AXD Suoxs.—The undersigned having ieft over from inet fall n lot of very superior tniters and Shoes, of va rious colors, indves’ and children’s wear, and Wisaine t» make room for an entire new assortment, will offer fe a: the Auction Rooms of Jas, C. MoGuire,2d floor.un MONDAY AE TER NOON, May Sat at 1 o'clock, sud lot of goods, ‘The superior quality of the work soid by the an- rsigned is so well known by the indies of Wash- ixton, that he deems it unnecessary to say any tring in commendstion, except that they are the same va ity of goods that he has been selling from day to day for the in-t five years, and he will warrant every article toench purchaser as being the very best he has ever sod. As the lot embraces about £00 pairs of varions sizes and styles, xn epportunity is afforded to be style. at + Bolsters a Com orts, Quilts. Blank Conuster and Shelvines. Curtains and nking, Chamber, and Radiato With a g-ueral aseortment of Kitchen Requi- sites. Terms: $25and under, cash; ov-r that sum, a credit of 9 and i days, for satisfactorily eudorsed C°AS. WEIRMAN, notes, bearing inte. at i MODGeo JAS. C, MoSUIRE, Auct. WE AHERN pes By J. C. McGUIRF, Auctioneer. maid dts ile THE AROVE XECUTOR'S SALK OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HovsrnoLp Frracts af avc- Trios —On THURSDAY MORNING, May Zin, at 18 o'clock, atthe residence of the late Captain Joseph B. Tate, on M etreet, near eth, 1 shall sell ailthe Furniture and Kifects, comprising— Rosewood Piano Forte, by Andreste:n, - Suite of Walnut Piush-covered Parlor Furniture gonsisting of two Sofas,two Arm Chairs and 6 Side Charre, © 26th instant, same hour nd place. By order of Lue Trustee. int 22-d A. GREEN, Auct. i THR ABOVE SALF. IS STILI. FUR- ther postponed, on account of the rain, until WED. NESDA ‘4 tne 2d day of June n+ x!,s ame hour. By order of the Vrustees, ks ¥ : Handsome Wainut Whatnot, Walnut Fanoy Ta- maz d A. GREEN, Auct. bie, _ - Marbie-top Centre Tabie, handsome Chandelier, By BARNAKD & BUCKEY, Georgetown Gult-frame Pier Glass, Hat Bracket, Fine Engravings, China Vases and Ornaments, Window Shades and Cornice, Ottomans. Excelient Bruseels Parlor, Hall and Stair Carpets, Three pv and Ingrain Chamber Carpets, Oilcoth, Brovge Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, Stwr Rods and Eyes, Mahogany Sideboard. b.xtention Dining Table, Mahogany Epereteys and Bookcase, Rockers, Cave seat Chairs, Loun; rok. Siiver-plated Tea Ser, China, Glass, and Crock 13 VALUABLE ILDI b . °2 GrorG kToW NX aT Avction.—On THLE RSDAY AF TEKNOUN, 3d June, at 532 _0’c ork, we wil sell. in front of the premises, Lot No. 145. in Bentty © Hawkin’<add:ticn te Georgetown, dividded into 3 lots, fronting each 25 feet on the south side of 3d street, between Market and Frederick sts.,and run ning 120 feet, At6 o'clock, we will sell 4 Lots. front each on L.ingan s*reet. north of prospe runuing back 144 feet. ing 1% feet treet, aod tors, ery Ware, Also, 6 lots, fronting each 2 feet on Warren st , | Table Cutlery, between Prospce: and iat sts. 8nd runing baon, 109 Handy-me Set of Walnut Chamber Furniture, with t Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wachstands, ze so i ag Chass Per Eek, Toilet ete, Looking.cina A i Mne-third cash : the residue in 6 and 12 Months, with interest, and secured by a deed of trust ma 27 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auets. By J. C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, URNITTRE AND HOUSEHOLD Evrerets aT Pesiic Avetion.—On WEDNESDAY KNING, June 2d, at 10 o'clock, at 157 G street, hand 21st streets, | shall sell the Furni- French and Cottage Bedst Exceilrnt Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, 8 aukets and Comforts, Excellent Kadiator and Airtight Stoves, & wag ner with ® large assortment of Householdand stoben K equ: Terms: $3) and under, cash; over that « credit of 6) aud 9 days, for estisfactorily ‘endorsed notes, benring interest. . 8.—The House is for sale. Inquire of the Auo- ture and Effects of a geutieman declining house- | tioneer. JOHN MILLS, Executor, keeping, comprixiag— ma 22d J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct. Excelicut Rosewood Case Panoforte, Mahogany Spring Seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Marble top Centre and Sofa Te: Two beautiful inlaid W ork Tabi Walnut Wiatnot, Faney Tab‘es, Damask and ince Curtains Cornice, Brusse vee ply and Ingrain Car f. retary and Bookense. Large rounl Mahogany Extension Table, Breakfast Vabie, Cane-seat Chairs, nog te rench Kedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, {or THEABOVESAl DARL osteoned im consequence of the rain until TU ES- DAY MORNING, June tat, sare hour and place. _ma 21-4 Painted Wardiobes. Washstands, a a - 10 Ifuirand busk Mattresses, Roisters and Pillows, asleon MONDA day of Jane, 1858, at 1 o unge Beds, Tonlet Sets, Lookng-glasses, holf-past 6 0’elook China, Glass, and Crockery Wace, Cvoking Stoves and hxtures, Toxcther witn ageneral a:sortment of kitehen requisit “Berm $30ard under oash: over that sum a cred it of 60 and “0 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest. - &. The House is for rent. Inquire of the Auc- tioneer. ma 27d J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. m, on the S€8, part of Lot No. 104, in Bealls addition to Utergerews fronting #0 feet on Beall s_reet, between Montgom ery and Green streets, and ri back with that width tne depth of said lot. 7 § eh consist of a frame dwelling- house. th rier ates Sear coven from months, for no! ‘Ing int secured upon the 3 and ifnet in eix days after the aale the property upon one week's notice, at the expense of chaser. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. All conveyancesat the 2E VALUABLE BUILDING CHAS. 8; WALLY gins Hae AT AvcTion —On ma 25-eokds 4a8, C. A DAY, the Sis at 6 o’clock p. m,three handsome and desirabie Building Lots, kuownas Lots D. FE. and F. beg the.xubdivision of Lot No.7. im Square No. 755 Lots D and E each haa front of 18 feet on north E street, and run back 1.0 feet between 2d and id StroeLs CANT. - Lot F basa front of 3tfeet en KE street nerth and along the line of 3d street 1 feet, fornang ens building lot. One-third cash; bilance in 6 and 12 lor notes bearing interest. seonred by Adee ARSHAL’S SALE.—in vi under lien the Clerk's office of the trict of for front ty, ou TURSDAY. the asta day of May Dent. 1856, at 12o'clocksm., tbe, following desoribed property. 9 title, to wit: ati defendant’s po. om. a Lot No, 13, m Sevare No. 732, in the oi ‘aah 4 said Lot being 2 aud Pu the property. #20 wili be demanded im- sires, jiately after the property is knocked dow, ae ph oy oan or Tae ° % tise the pre ports wii be resold immediately. q bat May ma 25 A GREEN, Avot, | [etm 1958, in favor of John EE At MARSHALS SALE.—in virtue of a writ Office of the Cirouit Court of the Diteet cree THE ABOVE 8<LEIS POSTPONED, jumbia for the County of Washington, and to me | jn! nee of the rain until TUESDAY next. gireoted. | shall expose to pablio enfe, for Caan. im | 2S «Col Fase, same bor 4 place. TAURSDAY t ma 25 for the District of Lote Nose I*and 2, in Square 513, in the city of Washington, D. C.. togetuer ¥ singular the improvements thereon, sins and satiefy Judicial No, 498, to May term, 1853.10 favor Sweeny, Rit &Co. W. SELDE:! ma ate ‘Marshal for the District of ‘Columbia. ADAM C. PRIBRAM i gee cad Mcionae ees i a.