Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL, INTELLIGENCE. _ | 2 -s:00be 0 To ADvERTissas IN ALBXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. E. French, in Alexandria, will receive and Promptly forward adyertisements intended {or The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense elrculation to bring their business, wants or other requirements to the notice of the public had better call at his period- feal depot. eee, Citt Covxeits.—Beard of Aldermen—The Board met at the nsmml hour; the President, W FP. Bayly, in the chair. ; Mr. Moore. from the committee on improve ments, repoited back a bill from the lower Board meking on appropriation to complete the grading and gravelling of N street south. between New Jersey avenne and Sixth street West; passed. Mr M_ aiso, on leave, introduceda bill to sup- ply a deficiency In the appropriation for the erec. tion = additional sheds at the Centre Market; Ase Mr. Moore, on leave, introduced. a bill regu- lating the meetings and sessions of the City Councils; passed A bill with an amendment from the lower Beard for the relief of Lemuel Atchison was Tead, and (he amendment concurred in. Also,a bill from the lower Board authorizing the curbstones to be set and the footway paved on the south front of M street south, from New Jer- sey avenne to First street east; passed Mr. Dove, from the Committee of Claims, re- ported back to the Board a bill for the retief of Adam Crawford for the remission of a fine; ad # third time, and passed. On motion, Mr. Moore was called to the chair. Mr. Roffotfered the following resolution, which was unanimonsly adopted Kesolred, That the thanks of this Board are «i are hereby tendered to W.F. Bayly, "sq... for the dignified, urbane ana impartial in which he bas presided over the delib- he Board dnring the past year. - Miller now moved that a committee of two be appointed to notify the lower Bouid that having transacted the business before them they were ready to adjourn sine dic; carried. The Chair appointed as the committee Messis. Milter and Rett The Board then tock a short recess On r mbling, a resolution was received from the lower Board, which had passed that Board. #5 follows Resolved. (he Board of Aldermen concurting,) That the Mayor be, and be is hereby most re- spectfully requested, In making his appointments of special potice to serve on the day of election, to make said appointments irrespective of party. On motion of Mr. Donoho, the resolution wis laid on the table Mr. Goddard moved that a commit be ap- Pointed to wait on the Mayor and urge upon bim the necessity ef attending to the duties of bis etfice in the City Hall every day during this week Mr. Goddard stated that, in making this mo- tion, he felt it incumbent apon him to state that the annul election being close at hand it was rsolutely necessary that some actiou be had by ¢ authorities with a view to the preservation of the peace on that day. Anvbedy who would walk sbout the streets, and cast their eves about them, ceuld not be impressed with the ur- xent necessity for instant Hs eitosa action in the re Ss. A jeint resoluticn, authorizing the Mayor to appoint special police for the ensuing election, iad pomcd the Councils two weeks ago eral of the Wards had selected men to serye peeial police, and their names had been sent tothe Mayer for confirmation. The blank com missions Bad been printed and sent to the May- ons effice for his signature The resolution had le sti wthe Mayer also to furnish ch police as he should see appeiut. All proper measures bad been don the part of the Councils, and, strange ta sey, the Mayor bad as yet taken no action at all, he had not even been fn bis office since the the last meeting of the Board. He bad appa ently abendoned the ship to the fury of the im- peeding storm, ard it could not fail to be seen that he exbibited a disposition to work all the injary be could jut at the moment when his ser- Vices were most needed. Such conduct, Mr G. continued, was inconsist- ent aud derelict, and something must be done to save the city frem bloodshed. Feeling a deep interest in the peace of the city, he would rather the Corporation shouid spend teu thousand dol- lars to preserve order on that day, than that one baman life should be sacrificed through neglect The eyes of the whele country were directed to this city at the present time; and the question of the utinvation of the seat of the Federal Gov- ernment here perhaps depended upon the manner which the peace should be preserved on the coming election day. Several other members also addressed the Board to the same effect Mr. Riggs moved that the resolution which had just passed, notifying the lower Board of the Feadiness of this Board to adjourn sine die, be Teralled; that a committee of two be a »pointed to carry this mesxage to the lower Board. and that they be instructed to inform that B: whe bs td that this Board should adjourn they would ad- to meet on next Thursday, at { o'clock, p , or any day previons to that, should the Mayor deem it uecesaary to convene them he motion was carried; and the Chair ap- ited Messrs. Rigys and Barry to act as the comiaittee. MM oddard then offered the following reso- Jution; which was unapimous!y adopted : esolved. a committee of seven members aid of Aldermen, one from each ward. ated to wait on the Mayor to consult with him in relation to making the necessary ar- ra ments for the preservation of the peace and order of the city on the day of the coming muni- cipal election (Monday next ) In coufermi:y with this resolution the Chair appointed, as a committee, Messrs. Riggs, AMil- ler, Donoho, Goddard, Housion, Ciark, and Smith. A message was received from the lower board, Tequesting the appointment of a committee of three members of the Board of Aldermen, to eon- fer with a similar committee of the lower board in relation to a question of adjournment The Chair, on motion, appointed as Aeommit tee of conference, Messrs. Miller, Dove and Hous ton Afterashort time, the conference committee Teported through the chairman, Mr. Miller, that the joint commutice had been unable to agree as to the power of the Boards to adjourn, (this be- ing the las! lar meeting of the session) to auy other day, and secommended that the Board do adjourn, leave the lower Board to take the resporsibility of adjourning sine dre, under the circumstances, if they choose Mr. Dove offered the following resolution, which was adopted Resolved, That a comrnittee of two be appoint- ed to inform the Board-of Common Councii that thts Board has agreed to adjourn, to meet on Thursday next our o’clock, p. im , to make or perfec} aay arrangements that may be necessary fur Lie. preservation of the. peace of the city on Monday next, or for the trausaction of any other business that may be sobmitted: ped request the Board of Corman Council to meet at the same Une to co-operate with this Board jn-steh busi- ness as tway then be bronght before them The chair appointed Messrs Dove & Sinith to Communicate (his message to the lower Board. The Board then adjourned. Common Counced.—Mr. Prevements committee, reported a bill for pav+ ing the footway setting the curbstone on the south front of M street. from New Jersey avenue to First street cast. Also, Atdermen’s bill fora gravel footwalk on the south side of K «treet, from Second to T wens Turton, from the im- ty-sixth streets, with an amendment, was prssed. ; Mr. Jefferson presented the memorial of Nr. Mc Duell and others ; comm: ttee. Mr. Keanedy, f-om claims committee, reported bes petitions net fuily examined; taid on the tadle. a Mr. Clark, from police committee, reported a Dill requesting the Mayor to appoint special lice for the election day, irrespective of party. Mr. Clark moved to make tt a concurrent Treso- lution; passed Tur resolution was then passed—yeas 13, nays Mr. Turton, from improvements committee, reported adversely on the petition of W. A Moore, end the bill for bis relief was then re- ted A bill from the Aldermen to repair an alley in square 451, passed A bill fo ¢ relief of LL. Atchison; referred to UES € mitter. randell moved to reconsider the vote by which the biil for the relief oF Janies Towles Was rejected: raled out of order 5 Mr. Clark. from claims committee, reported 2 Dil! for the retief of L. Atchison, with an amend- mut; passed. Me. €r eli offered a resolution requesting the Aldermen to return the papers relative to Le of Jas wd reférted to improvements « deficiency for erecting ‘entre Market. was passed . he Board took up the bill for relief of Chas. Kinvball . ¢ Mc. Jefferson moved to refer to the claimaom- Buitlee; Paswd Mr. Crandell moved to reconsider the vote by Which the Dill for relief of James Towtes was Tejected; yeas 9, nays 9; lost. oat inten Mr. Keown moved to inform the Aldermeathat this Beard is rendy to adjourn sing dat; . Mesets. Browa and Livyd weie eppoluted for that purpose ¢ ‘The A:dermen’s bill to re: Hs Wes token mp: (Aldermen M iter and nounced thatthe upper Board was ready to dj ) Me. Jefferson moved to amend the bill so as to Manke the first me iny at ten o/clock, a. m., and Ue regular meetings during the year at five O'clock. pom ; lost ine J also moved to jay the bill on the tably; Mr. J. also moved to strike out’ three-foanhs athajority: te. from Lode Meet i 01 the WAS Te- | f the d in Chae his claims passed.” ol ocuments relative to his claims * eg sna eer = nee to the chair, r. offered the following: Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Board be. and they are ee 2 ‘tendered to Chas Abert, Bsq5, president of this Board, for the able and impartial manner in which he hes = the responsible duties of bis porition. assed. The President resumed ‘the chair, ‘and the ac- tion of the Board was announced. Aldermen Riggsand Barry informed the Board by order that the upper Board had recalled their action relattve tor manent of Saturday, ama substituted Thur: at four o'clock, Mr Brown moved to reconsider the vote by which the board declared its readiness to ad- journ; passed.» 7°" 4* : . Y The resolution was tabled. $ Mr. Brown moved that when the board adjourn it be till Thursday, 4 o'clock; lost—yeas 13, nays ; Net three-fourths. Mr. Brown offered a concurrent resolution to adjourn Thursday, 4 oletock; withdrawn, Ar Jefferson moved to appoiat a committee to confer with a similar committee of the Alder- men relative to adjonrament; passed. Messrs. Jefferson, Brown and Lloyd were ap- pointed The board took a recess. When the board was called to order, Mr. Jef. ferson reported that either board- could adjourn by a thres-fourths vote. Mr Kennedy moved to reconsider the vote on Mr. Browa’s motion toadjourn: passed. oe question recurring on the motion it was t Mr. Lloya offered a résolution to appoint a com- mittee of one trom each ward to center with the Mayor as to the best means of preserving order at the ensuiag election; and that this boqrd ad- journ till Thursday, 1o-clock p. m., to receive and act on their report, and ‘for no other pur- jose"? Mr. Clark moved to amend by removing the restriction; passed. {Aldermen Dove and Smith appeared and in- foimed the board that the Aldermen had ad- Journed till Thursday, 4 o'clock p.m. On Mr. Ldoyd’s resolutionas amended the vote was, y 5; lost. « Mr. Gordon moved to adjonrn—yeas 2, nays 16; lost Mr. Lloyd retiewed bis resolution with the ad- dition ‘‘aud transaction of such business as may be necessary to maintain public peace on the next election day”? Mr Clark moved to strike out all after “such Other business;"? pasved—yeas 13, pays 5. The resolution as amended was-lost—yeas 13, nays 5. After a recess of one hour— Mr Clark moved to adjourn till Thursday, 4 o'eloe: « Mr. Lloyd moved toamend by adding totrans. act business pettaiming to the peace of the cityon election day, and none other ” r. Brown mov: a to strike ont “and none oth- passed—yeas 13, nays 5. The amendinent amended passed—yeas 13, nays 5. ~ be motion as amended was lost—yeas 13, nays 5 Mr. Clark moved to adjourn. Mr. Lioyd moved to add sine dis ; lost—yeas 13: nays $ The motion was lost—yeas 7, nays 11. Mr. Lieyd oftercd the following resointion : Keseived, That we have full confidence in the discretion of the Mayor of the city, and believe that skould the trne Jnterests of the city demand it that he will call the Councils together. Mr Fisher moved to lay the resolution on the table; lost—yeas 7, nays 32 Mr. Brown moved to postpone the resolution tll Thursday at 4 o'clock, p.m ; passed—yeas 12, nays 6. Mr Kennedy moved to adjourn; lost—yeas 8, nays 10 ‘Mr“Parton moved to take a recess for one hour ; lost—yeas 3, nays 16. Mr Abert offered a preamble and resolution reciting ‘the adjournment resolution of the Al- denmen, and acceding to their request to adjourn Mr. Lloyd moved to insert the restriction. Mr. Brown moved to st ike ont the words none other ;” passed ‘The resolution wax rejected—yeas 13, nays 5. ai Lloyd moved to adjourn; lost—yeas 7, nays 10 The Board took a recess till ten minutes to 12 o'clock, at which hour the business was resumed. Mr. Lioyd- moved to adjourn; lost—yeas [2, nays 5. Mr. Jefferson moved the Board adjourn till Thursday at 12 o’clock, to transact such basiness as may come before it; lost—yeas 12. nays 5. ‘Twelve o’clock having passed, Mr ‘Turton moved to take a recess till 3 o'clock p. m. Mr. LE raised the point that the session ex- pired with the day, and the Board had no righ to adjourn over. The Chair stated that the day expired at 12 o'clock, and that the motion was tn order. The motion prevaited—yeas 12, nays 5 The Board took a reces« till3 o'clock this af- ternoon Tus ConnesroxveNce or THE CaNxpipatEs.— We take from the Intelligencer of this morning the followiag cards, which form a part of the espondence growing ont of the publications G. Berret: oN, May 31, 1658, to Col. Berret alone Y characteristic card, i by Marshall Brown, which appears in the ligencer of this morning. ‘The statements ward to Col. Berret are’ trne in every par- Mr. Brown says: “It is not likely 1 bave repeated it io Mr. Coyle, as 1 knew he was opposed to Mr, Wallach’s election, which would bave restrained me from any important ommanication tohim Mr. Brown might have indiscceet in making the communication to » bot the reason will be obvious to thoxe who ow Mr. B. personally, in view of the fact that it was made known in the course of an argument to prove his having won a bet of five dollars from nyself, Motives of deticacy alone prevent me from {n- troducmy the names of many gentlemen who can confirm the fact that } communicated to them the deck ons of Mr. Brown on the evening of and the day following its occurrence, (April 25.) ‘Lge names of these gentlemen will be commi- nicated tu any one desirous to know them Joun F. Coyrr. Mx+sas-Epitors: 1 notice in your paper of to- day «Card from Mr. Thomas Berry in relation to a statement made by mysell. Mr. Berry, admitting all the facts stated by me. ouly complains that I did not state that ine told Col. Berret that there were no legal services ren- dered. Certain lam that no saeb language wes used, because Mr. Berry bad informed ine in bis own bouse, before my interview with Col. Berret, that Col. Berret, whfist an a’ mey and agent for claims, bad been his contideatial adviser for years, and that bis services in that capacity, some of whieh he stated, were of the greatest advan- tu x him. Mr. Berty admits that he declared he would never repeat the charge, but he insists that there was a proviso. In this Mr. Berry is mistaken; his declaration tn every instance was voluntary, and unaccompanied by any condition or proviso whatever. My introdnetion to this controversy was as heretofore sisted. From that I was satisfied t Mr. Berry sought the interview. Another reaso: was found ia the fact that Mr. Berry expressed and repeated his regret that he had uot sot my advice iu this maiter a week or two prev ly. 1 did not serk the interview. There is certain’y no tue complaint of injustice in this matter, unless against Mr. Berry himseif, May 31, 1555. Wa. Ho Warp. Tie Ovv Férrows.—In consequence of the rain on their anniversary celebration-day, and at the request of a large number of our citizens not connected with the order, the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbis, at a special session last night ived to have®nother procession on the rnoon of Monday, the HM:h inst., ter- minating at night with a Levee. Sh the weather prove favorable, a beautiful sight. may be expected, it being contemplated to have the car, filled with ‘ the yerels”? of the Order, in the procession Centre Marxet—The appearance of the principal market js improving rapidly. The supplies increase in quantity and quality, and the prices will, no doubt, decline in consequence of the increased iad This morning business was very brisk in the market and the stands ad- jacert. The gangweys were crowded at an early beur with purchasers from all sections of the city. Peopeg attention was paid to the regula- tious and tod order prevailed, Cuasces in THE ComM!ss10NERS.—Two gen. tlemen declining to act as Cothimissioners of Bieetion, the following changes lave been made: First Precinct, Third Ward, Mr. John F. Shar- retts {kes the place of Mr Hyde. Second Pre- cinetPoucth Ward, Mr. George 8 Gideon takes the place of Mr. A. McD. Davis. e aeied Reap Estate Sares.—Walt & Barnard, auc- tioncets, sold yeétérdpy afternoon, on the prem ses, lots C, D and &, on L. stree’, between Four- teently and Fifteenth streets north. Lot EK, 2 feet frent, to, T. J. Triplett, for 33 cents; dot D,: same front, to P. Jordon, at 30cents ; lot C, same frontyto T. J. Triplett, for 29% ceats. Larceny —Thisuméroing, James Cropsey was arrested by oificers Goddard und Stewart, on a charge of stealing clothing from Mc. G. Fox. He was taken before Justice Donn, and by bim com- mitted to the County jail for trial at Court, Warcu Retvuxs.The trial docket wasclean this morning... Tie qnly occupants of the cells were'hon-resident'lodyers, Cotnctt: Las? \Nion ti=It was expected ight that the Boards of Aldermen and Com- mon Gounell would, as usual on the Monday | bight previous to the municipal election, adjourn sine dee, “But it appears they were not pre L se = urn, ae we informed CS that they were, wit u! Boards would be in readinens to mect-on Saiuh day, if called together. Sa uently, the ma- ity of Aldermen reconsidered their action and adjourned till Thursday, to transact such busi- ness as pertained to the peace of the city on elec- tion day, and such other business as should come before them. The minority in the Common Coun- cil wished to know what other business was ex- ‘ted to come before them. ‘If it wasthe per- ection of a scheme to place all the itinerant un- known on a footing with our tax-paying residents in the election, they would like to w it; ifthe business were, restricted to the maintenance of the public peare, they would vote for ft. The majority contended that.they bad no reason to re- strict touny particular legislation; it. Wus their duty to legislate on all matters connect- ur ihe Tee of the city. The minority conténded that they had no right to anticipate such business; it showed there was something in view which they did net wish to reveal. The resolution to adjourn over requiring a vote of three-fourths of the members present, it was re- jected—there being bet fara members present— thirteen voting for, and five against. The session continued till pear one o’clock this morning—the and nays being called until the secretary used al! bis blank forms; and the audfence dis- persed, leaving onty a single person to witness the action, beside the Reporter of the Star. it. last ANNIVERSARY.—The anniversary meeting of the Ladies’ Home and Union Home Missionary Societies, at Rev. Dr. Smith’s church, Ninth street, promises to be of a very interesting nature. ‘These societies have been, and are now. support- ing amissionary in ILlivois, and contemplate en- gaging one or two co!porteurs to labor in Virginia under the auspices ofthe American Tract Society. Mr. Cross,the agent of this society, will be present and make a statement of the religious neceesities of some portions of the Old Dominion. It wil doubtless be a pleasant and profitable anniver- sary. Tus Rriver.—The waters of the Potomac, swollen by the rains of last evening, rush along this morning, bearing oa their turbid surface evidences of the flood. At Young & Carter’s wharf, arrived sebrs. Ac- ceas, Adams, and BL. F., Travis, from Phila- delphia, with coal for Henderson Fewler. , Winrenvrst’s Nationat GaLLERy—Fine Pir- tures.—A majority of tho members of bo7h Houses of Congress have sat for their Photograrhs at Wiitehurst’s Gallery, which now contams anadmi- rable collection of strikingly acour-te portra ta of the ee meu of the nation. in every branch of the photographie art the gentlemen attached to this Gallery have _ Pace with its rtpid advance- ment and improvemont, and may entely challenge 2 comparison of their work with that of any other establishmeént in the Union, An excellent l:keness of Billy Bowlogs, the noted Senunole Indiag, 13 on exhibition at Us Gallery. je 1-3t™ Pexnigs.—Those im want of Pennies, for change, osu aiwaya obtain them on application at the coun ter of the Star Office, i tf Sreciat Notics.—For Perfumed Breath White Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use “ Bal 1,000 Flowers.” For dreesing Lad “ Woodiaud Cream,” a now pomads ; it onus tlemen’s hair to curl beautifully. Prico 3) cents \e W.P. Fetaipcr & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington. TAYLOR & Maury, Booksellers, botweor 9th an: th st.. Pa. avenu: nly il ssssnssesesneseeensiesnsmeeeensneeeeeeee AUCTION SALES. By C. W. BUTELER, Auctioneer. [PM PORTED OIL PAINTINGS at Avetion.— A valuabie collection of fine origint! Osi Peint- ings, by ancient and modern muster beauty and value, worthy ofa ogee in any gentle man’s comprising unquestionably some of the most rare and fivest cimeus of ancient and modern art over offered in country by public auction, among Which *rexgenuine specimens by Sir Jozhun Key~ snolds, R. A.; Sir Marti Arthur Shee, R.A: Ger- rad de Larasse; Laucret; Williams, of London: H. Vernet; Williss, of London ; Sassaferraio; and » some of the best American artists— Will be on view on Saturday evening and the whole of Monday, and will be sold by auction on MONDAY EVENING. at 634 o'olock, at my nuc- tion room Tren Hall, Pernsylvaniaavenus, between 9th and 8. Term nder $50 cash; over $59 credit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily approved notes, Learing terest. ma 3t Cc. W. BOTELER, Au . iG~ THE ABOVE S8sLEIS POSTPONED, in consequenoe of the rainto THURSDAY EVE- NING, June 3d, at same hour, jed C_W. ROTELER, Auct, By J. C. McGUIRF, Auctioneer, UCTION SALE or WIERMAN’S LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUPERIOR GAITERS AND Suoes.—The undersigned having left over from Imat fall a lot of very superior Gaiters and Shoes, of va tious colors, for ladies’ and children’s wear, and Wishine to mnuke room for an entire new assortment, will offer for sa'e, a: the Auction Rooms of Jas, C. e,(2d tloor,jon MON DAY AFTERNOON, t 1 o'clock, said lot of goods, y of the work sold by the un- ’ 8 so well known by the ladies of Wash- lagton, that he deems it unnecessary to <4 Auy thing tm commendation, except that they are the same ey ity of goods that he has been selling from day to fay for the laet five years, nud he will warrant every article to each purl: ras being the very best he has ever sold, As the lot embraces about 269 paira of various sizes and styles, an opportunity is stlorded to be suited in s1z°s and style. Terms cash. CHAS. WEIRMAN, JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. ms 27-3t et. EABOVESALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 4th, same hour and piace, jel-d J.C. McGUIRE, Auct._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auo ioneers. SALE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIES AT O Avcrion.—On TURSDAY MORNING, June 1, at 10 o’ciock, we will sell. in front of our sue- tion rooms, a stock of prime Family Groceri Liquors, Cigars. &o , suchas— 25 barrel: ed and brown Sugars, and Black Tens, js Crus! og fine Green : u Vermicelti, 10 Coffee, Peari Starch, Sardines. Biass-bound Buckets, boxes Mustard, Barre! Hernm, | Cigsrs and ‘Tobacco, different brands, Brandies, Wiurkeys. and other Liquors, in barre!s, demijohns and bo'tles, With many otner goods m the Grocery line, all of which will be sold without reserve. Terms: Ali sums under $30,cash: over thatamonnt acredit ef 3) and 69 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, mints Ug” TUE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the weather, until SATURDAY MORNING, 5t» instant. jel WALL & BARNARD, Anet'rs. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners, UBLIC SALE OF A GOOP MARKET GaRveN, With Cottack Resinesce.— On SATURDAY, the ivth day of Sune. at 5 P m., on the premises, | wiil soli at auction my vuntry Rea- idence. tying near the Tenally ‘Town rond, sdjoiming the landsol Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burrougiis, and 2 intles above Georgetown. It contains il acres of produotive zarden jand, fineiy watered with never failing springs, well-encosed, snd having nearly every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar sucly ns apple, pear, peach, appricot, ch riy, &e Audaleo, weil set in» baautiful and w crop of clover nothy, nearly ready fu scythe, The esttage ix plain, but comfortabl 5 rooms and cellar. Algo. a tezant’s hous other mecessary out-butidings. ‘The locality is fa vorable for a nsighborhvod store, which, if avaiied of, would add to the yy ed Profits of the p:acs Should it be required by bidders. the place will be offered in two divisions of about 5 and 7acres each, there being water and house te ench division. The terms of eale will be one fourth in cash, and the residne in pnymenca of 6, 12, and 13 months, witht interest. The titie is periect. ins jelts WALL & BARNARD, A ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fier facias on scifa, under lien law, issued from the Clerk's oflice of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Wy oebinee and to me directed, | shall expone to public sale for CASH, in {rant 0} OORT poasedner of said conn- ty, on TURSDAY, the 25tn day o: Ay next. 1854, at 12 Wolook, m.- the following described property, to wit: all defendant’s right, title, claim, and inte- restimand toa certain Srick Building etected on Lot No. 13, in Sauare No. 732, in the city of Wash- ington, 1). C,, the said Lot being 22 feet front, and running back the je depth of sari Lot, seized and levied upon asthe property of John H. Peters, and will be —— to ee ae No. 152, to May term, 1858, in favor o: urdy. ” HW. SELDEN, 4p 9-te ~=Marsbai for the District of Columbia. i THE ABOVF. SALE IS POSTPONED in Cunséquence of the rain, untt! TUBSDAY nxt the Ist of June, same hour and piace. N. Marshal » SEL ma 25 for the District of Columbia. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER pou maul |EUESDAY next, she Ste taatent, af Sn Fuisrsial for District of Columbia. ‘By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, an 1BLIC SALE OF VALUAB OTS, Tee ae ASD WAREHOUSE.—On 1URS- DAY, the 3dday of June, I shall sell at public auc- Lioncon tne-eremises, at 6 o’olock p.m, tots Nos, 3 &, in Square No. 771, with the commodious Dwelling and substantial Warehouse - » with cellars under the whole. reperty is eligibly ioea‘ed, and though ori- finally built for os setomaivedekers is wrod seoetet pose 0} je coripiione other Suniesse. ‘The lots have ‘@ front of 60 feet on Canal runing through th uae 169 feet S 66 to Sd st. east, thus having the advan- tage ofa front on both streets. The tutidings cover the entire front of the lots. immediately facing the enstern basin of the city cans, affords unsur- passed advantages for the landing or shipment of tuaterials, les the intrinsic value of this oR satoapisted natesnaS Seg by Vali Shoot auhy Tor prontabie investinent or ives: jt Z : (One-third aaah and lton interest, ap ec pas one two years, —_ u ured by deed of trust on the Pre IRE, Act GEORGETOWN. —— Correspondence of The Star. ; Ri Gronexrown, Fyne 1/1838. A very handsome little steam propeller, from New York, brought on, we learn, to be Tunas @ packet on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, m her appearance in Rock creek this morning. Sbe 4s certainly a very enticing looking little craft, and skimmed over the water like a thing of life. ‘The members of Mechanics’ Lodge, I O. 0. F., are Preparing to give the first excursion down the Potomac ever given by the Order of our city. It is to come off some time this month. Our young friends of the Dumbarton strect M. E. Sabbath School are also preparing for their annual excursion down to Fort Washington on Thursday, the 10th instant. A Union Sabbath School celebration of our nas proaching national anniversary has been fully determined upon. It will doubtless be one of the most imposing celebrations. that ever oc- curred in our city. Pairo’s woods, we learn, has been selected as the place for it. We have been uested by our young friends of the GeorgMtown City Guards to say that there will be no postponement of their excursion to the Wbite-house Pavilion, to-morrow, unless it should rain. The most admirable arrangements have been made for the ocrasion, and the pro- gramme will be carried out to the letter, unless the weather is decidedly unfavorable Business alony onr wharves yesterday was un- usually brisk. The number of vessels, largeand small, receiving and discharging cargoes, bein; mneh greater than we have seen for several weeks The daily mnion prayer meetingsare still kept up, and are very numerously attended by onr eburch-going citizens. They will be held this week at the Dumbarton stree: M. E. Church. The anmerous warm admirers of the Rev. L. F. Morgan, of your city, will be pleased to learn that he has been announced to preach in the Dumbarton street M_E. Church on next Sanday morning at eleven o'clock Arrivals—packets schrs Helen Marr, Nicker- son, and Knight, Sears, from Boston, to Hartley & Bro; Ring Dove, Johnson, from Philadelphia; and steamer Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore, to Hyde & Davidson. The flour market shows a declining tendency. Sales yesterday of good canal superfine brands at F437. Spectator. I ALEXANDRIA, NANT Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 1, 1858. June comes to us this morning amid clouds, yet with a rift here and there amony them to give us hope of a good timecoming. The city ts quite dull. The closing of the Circuit Court and the cessation of the rejoicings of the victors over the result of the municipal election, leaves noth- ing of general interest to record. On Thursday and Friday evenings of this week Sarepta Hall will be the centre of attraction The ladies, fall of their generous impulses and ever foremost in well doing, intend opening at the ball named on those evenings a strawberry festival, in aid of the funds of the Young Men’s Christian Association The Young Catholic’s Friend Society are making active preparations for a grand exeur- sion to Glymont on Tharsday, the 10th instant. ay bave chartered the steainer Powhatan, in- vited St. Mary’s Sunday School to accompany them, and wil! doubtless have a good time of it. No change in the markets. Arrived, yesterday—Schr. Caroline, Johnson, Farmington, wheat to Blacklock, Marshall & Co ; echr. Emma Dell, Dawson, Accotink, wheat to Blacklock, Marshall & Co; sehr. Aun DD, Newton, New York, to J ©. Nevett. sehr. Cam- bria, Thomas, Baltimore, lumber to Waters, Zimmeiman & Co; scbr. Helen Marr, Nicker- son, Boston, to M. Eldridge; schr. Naiad, Ben- Of remarkable |/nt, Baltimore, to Fowie & Co.; schr. Fleetwood, Barr, Boston, to M. Eldridge; schr. Ring Dove. Jobnson, ages to 8. Shinn; sehr Pearl, Brown, Salem, plaster to M. Eldridge; schr. Frank Herbert, nayo. Windsor, plaster to mas- ter; schr. J. P. Pharo, Cranmer, Bhitedelphis, to master; schr. John, Homeck, New York, to T J. Mehattey; schr. Dirago, Cook, Boston, to T. J. Mehaffyy; steamer Columbia, Harper, Balti- more, to Wheat & Bro. Sailed—Sehr. General Armstrong, Kelsey, New York, coal by DB : th; schr. Charger, Kelsey, Warebam, coal by Fowle & Co. F. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, Fok PHILADELPHIA.—Tho regular packet schooner Ring Dove, Jobnson, has ar-~% rived and will receive freizht for the above port, to sail on a aeraiey afternoon. YDE & DAVIDSON, jel-2t Water stieet, Georgetown. ‘OR BOSTON.—The A | packet schoore- Helen Marr, Capt Nickerson, has arrived. and will sail for the above port ina few da: For freight appiy to HAKTLEY & BR’ 101 Water street, Georgetown, D. C. Bn } OUSE ANDSIGN PAINTING AND ING, TIONS OF WOUD, MARBL. ,»&o, neatly and sromply ae7 ma 31 St 7 Bridge street. Georete 7 KEWARD.—Straved or stolen, on Wednes- Do day before last, a sinall dark, chesnut SORRELL HORSE; hind feet white; shod behind, but notin front; mane lies on the side: star in iis torehead ; and long tail. ‘The above reward will be paid om jus return to PH'PTER CHAN > Fa nant, Ne eflerson street, tieorgetowa, D.C mia.S1-3t CLUCKs, I HAVE reoeived, direct from the manufacturers, a large assortment of Kitchen and Urnamental Parlor Cl_OUKS, (none better made) from $ up wards. Every one has been careful'y reguinted nnd the striking part properly adjusted. and wil! be sold at a stall profit. *. A. WATSON, Experienced Practical Watchmaker, '® Bridge at., below the Post Office. Georgetown, IL Ciwek Repairing in all its branches. ina A-1m* pee SALE.—A besutifal BUILDING LOT, fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and running bick 120, situated het ween the residences of Ro»ert Dick and Wm. Keddin ‘This Lot is improved by a hand. some stone- wal! and iron-railing in front, and has a commanding view of the Potomac and Washington city. Forterms “RP at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of O. Z UNCASTER, Bridge street, Georgetow: ma +-tf POR RE —A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 2d st eet, Georgetown, the late residence of M. Ve Bodisoo, contzing 16 or 17 rooms. ‘The house ard lot are lurge an: +n complete order, having all the necessary out-l batns, &c. itis one of the most commod corge- town, and weil arranged for comfort elegance, Apply to BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown ap auf N M. RUPPEL, ORTH sids of Market Space, No. 37. hetween Bridgeand Cansl streets, Georgetow ees to his patrons that at inia( AURANT may be found, at ail t |. the choicest and most excellent assortinent VEL IG GOES. the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME m season, Meals served atall hours at the usual prices. jan 4-6 OE (INE ALES.—Woe respectiully announce to our {rieuds aud the public that we have at last suo- ceeded in having a largo quantity of ALES of van- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- oty timt wae ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by applying to us for either ofthe ilowing Urands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. Allorders by mail, or givento our drivers, will be attended to. ARNY & SHINN, Union Bott! Depot, 57 G: treet, a@it-d "5 axaee Ww eurseiowa, De Book BINDING AND PAPER-RULING GOFF & THOMAS, Southeast corner of Eighth and D streets. ™ 2-8 a ee MAR 2BAUsS SALE.—In virtue of four write of fiert facias issued from the Clerk’s« fice of the Cireu:t Court of the Districtof Colum County of Washington, and: to me directed, expose to public sale, for Cas, in front Court-House door of said County, on FRIDA the isth day of June, 1858, at 12 o'clock m., the fo lowing desoribed property, to wits All defendant's right, title, cinim, and interest in and to part of res- vation No 10, beginning for the same in the east i.e of 4% street, at @ point, where the same is inter- sected by the north line ofan alley 7 feet 11 mmches wide, opening into smd 432 street, and srry Sy 3g with the said east line ot said street north 22 feet. thence east 55 feet, thence south 22 feet to the sai alley, and thence with the anme west55 feet to 4° street and point of begi ing, together with ali an Singular the improvem thereon, in the city of seized and levied upon as the iL iams, and will be soid to sat- iefy Judiciaix, No. 31. 32. 33.and 34, to October term, 1858, iu fevorof Howell & Stribling. W. SELDEN, Marshal _ma25 dts for the District of Columbia. Ps propertr of Jam | _AUCTION BALES. TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. EW, RUGGY-WAGONS AT AUCTION.— On TUESDAY AF TERFOON, June l, at 5 o'clock. we will well, in front of our Auction coms— 1 pm le, made to order, * seats new atyie, light and strong. ‘erms: One-third eash; balance ty and ninety ys, for notes satisiactorsis ‘endoraed. bear- in rest. ire) WALL & BARNARD, Avec's. By A. aire Bi Auctioneer. VEN VALUA BUILDING TS Sit First WaRDA Avcriame “eicrs DAY, the 27th instant, J shall sell, on the premises, Atéo’ P. m., commencing on the first-named property, Lots Nos. 16, 18, 18, and 20, in Square No, Tr This roperty fronts on north M and 17th at, west, ang is beautifully situated. front of the premizen, Lat No in Square No ie This roperty handsomely” sitaated, ss ave- through the square, fronting 7 feet on 18th ‘west, and 65 feet 4 es on New Hai nue, between P Q streets north. Lot No. 27, in Square No, lit. This preesy fronta on 19th street west, feet between L. and streets north, ranming back 140 feet 10 inches to a feet. 3 Lot No. 15, in Square 51, This property in sitn- ated at the Corner of 25d street ‘west nad morth M street. Terms: One fourth eash ; balance m6, 12, and 18 months. for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, ‘Title indisputable, ma 24d A. GREEN, Auct. ig" THE ABOVE LE IS POSTPONED on xccount of inclement weather until TUESDAY, the iat day of June next, same hour. ma 33d A. GREEN, Anuct. N ARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue ofa writ of fie 1VE ni facian, issued by John H Godderd and Fran- ois J. Murphy, two justices ofthe peace for the county of Washington in the District of Columbia, and to me dirocted, | shall expose to public sale, for Cast, on the premises,on FUESDAY, the Ist day June, 1858, st 50'clock p, m., all Sarah Washing ton’s right, title, and interest in and ton frame but di>g, erected on east part of Lot No. = or Reservation B, about 16 feet front of said lot and running back Last width tothe rear of said lot, seized and levied upon as the property of Sarah V 7" 3 ton and will be sold to satisfy said fieri facies in vor of William H. Philip. ¥. SELDEN, the District of Co;umbia, ma l3-ts Marsbal for By A. GREEN, Auctionser, EAN DSodits BUILDING LOT IN. THE Finst Warp, at Avction.—On MONDAY, the 24th instant. L shai! sell in front of the premmmes, at 6 o'clock p. m.,a handsome and desirable bu:lding lot, known as Lot No. &, in Sqnare No. 117, having a front of # feet on 2th street, and running hack 140 feet 1° icches toa 30 fect ulley, between N aud O streets north. ‘This jots situated about one anda half squares from the Western Market, and. if desired. will be subdivided into two 25 feet front bmiiding jote on the evening of the sale. Persons wishing to invest in this section of the city will do well to attend the sala, as the ereperty must be sold. Terms: Oae-third exsh ; the balance in6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest, to be secured by a “eed of trust upon the property. a ma 20-d A. GREEN, Auct. 17> THE ABOVE SA untic THURSDAY, 7th am mass ji77 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER postponed until TUESDAY, Jane Ist, same hour and piace, ma 2-d A. GREE! By J. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer, ATALOGUE SALE OF A FINE AND VALUABBE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL PAIxi » THe rRop+RtTyY oF MR Beese oF New Yorx.—On WEDNESDAY Morning. June 2d, st i eck, at the 2a oon over Blanchard & Mohun’s Bookstere corner of 11th etand Pa. avenue, i shail sell sbeautifal coltect: of orizinal Paiatinge, among why oth h will be fount many ofthe frest draw- ing-,oom subjects and meritorivis works of art ever bitered for.ss.e inthis city. It contains many fine originals purchased out of the pubic exhibitions in burope and of the artists personuliy, by Mr. Heebe duringhis recent visit there: and he with confidence asearts "hem to be genuine mand worthy of places in the best collections ; also, several choice and beau- ful works br Awerican artists of celebrity. Also, some fine examples of the Oid Masters. We Salvator Rosa, Titian. Kugendas, Murillo, Boucher, Giorgione, s‘arlo Marratti, Houseman, Quinten Matsys, Patel,&o. The Paintiegs are nearly all in rich gilt framesand will be sold without reserve. Cataloewes ready and paintings on free exhibition on eeeresy ae tt ow fi 2h and dist, ‘erms cash, in curreat funds. ma 2? J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, XTENSIVE ASSORTMEN © OF EXCEL LENT Liqvoks, GROCERIES, AND Srore F TeRes at Avction.—On WEDNESDAY, the 2d ne, | shall sell at the grocery and liquor store of J Kilmon, at the corner of ist street west »nd Penn. avenue, next house to the Capito! Gronnd, at 10 o'clock a. m.,& choice assortment of Liquors and Groceries, viz: = a. Superior old Brandy. Rye and Wheat Whiskey, Imported old Port Wines, sherry Wines, on draught and in bottles, Meases of St. Julian Cinret Imperial and Gunpowde: Cigars, Cateupe, Sauces, Tear, Pickles, Mustards, Pep- loves, ntmegs, Indigo, Sait in sacks, Ae. he store Fix'ures, such as— Feed and Sugar Birns, Pistformend Counter Scales, Oil Cans, &o. Terms: Allsums under $25. cash ; over and not excceding #1, 0 and 69 days ; over ¥1%, 30, 60 and 90 days, for noies satisiactorily endorsed, bear Ing interest, “mn 2-d A. GREEN, Auot. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, QURNITTRE AND HOUSEHOLD Errects at Praiic Arctiox. MORNING, June 2d, at 10 between 20th and 2ist atrest ture and Effects of a gen keeping, compriziag— Excellent Rosewood Case Pianoforte, — Spang Seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor hairs, Marble tup Centre and Sofa ‘Tebles, Two beantifol iniaid WW ork Tables, Walout Whatnot, Fancy Tabies, Damask and Lace Curtains. Cornice, in WEDNESDAY Yolock, at 157 G street, I shall sell the Furni- an declining house- a8t ‘Table, Cane-seat Chairs, Mahogany Vreooh Hedateads, Dressing Bureaus, Painted Wardrobes. Washstands, 7 Heir and husk Mattresses, Boisters and Pillows, ! 0 unge Reds, Toilet Sets, Looking-glasses, a, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Cooking Sto and fixtures, Toxether witn a general assortment of kitchen requisites. erms: $S0and under cash: over that sum a cred it of 6 and °0 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest. 5 P. S. The House is for rent. Inquireofthe Auc- pees 27 J. C. McGUIRE, Auot. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. tk OF THE ORPHANS’ ’ SFHOLD anv KitcHEN FurM- TUR AT Arction —On FRIDAY. the 2ist instant, [ shall seil.at the late resideres of James Hani auned. No. 48 7th street, between G and H ste., nmencing at 1 .0’clock a. m.,a good assortment of. urniture, such as— Mahogany Sofa, Sideboard and Rureaus, Mahogany Clisirs, Rocker and Tavles, Redsteads. Wardrobe, and Washsinks, Cane and wood-seat Chairs. Touet Sets, Feather Bed, Bolste's avd Pillows. Mattress, Com oxts, Quilts, Blankets and Sheets. Counter Shelvines. Curtains Shad Cooking, Chamber, and Radiator Stoves, With a general assortment of Kitchen Requi- mites. Terms: $25and under, cash; ov-r that sum, a credit of 0 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed noies, bearing inter OSEPH HODGSON, W. FLAHERTY. Trustees. ma 19 dts A. GREEN, Auct. THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, same hou and pisce. By orderoftie Trustee. A. GREEN, Anct. i” THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FUR- ther postponed, on xcoount of the rain, until WED- NESDAS, the 2d day of June nextsame hour, By onder of tbe Trustees. ma 27- co ina 22 A. GREEN. Auct, __ FUTURE DAYS By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown, 13 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GrorcetowN at Avcriox.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3d June, at o"eiock, we will sell. in front of t remises, Lot No, 145, in Beatty & Hawkin’s addition to Georgetown, dividded into Slots, frouting each 25 feet on the scuth side of Sd street, between Market and Frederick sts.,and run ning bacx 120 feet. At6o’olock, we will sell 4 Lots. fronting 1* feet each on org hg north of prospect street, and running feet. Aleo, 6 (ots, fronting each 20 feet on Warrenst.. between Prospect and ist % running back 300 ret, "Thepitlé to these lots is perfect. ‘Tecase: Ope: third cash : the reside in 6 asd 12 months, with imterest, and secured by 3 deed of rust ius BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts. ma 27 HE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER !— “The Life of the Flesh isin the Blood,” When the Blood becomes vitiated, i weak, the flesh loses its vitality, the « yeilow and pnilid.the Liver disordered, Bpepsin and In¢icestion follow, the Spirits droop, Nei vous ness sommences, 0 ife becomegr burden. HARTSHORNE’S L TH RESTORER, OR SARSAP. LIA CORDIAL, Acts upon ths Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels, impart.ng new vigor and tone to & constitution im- paired b: rom any caul it removes. Pim- ples ‘and at in eruption: ° i powers of een) heek, and is One Seodigheal jater eitnots taste, a of atiouiarly plaints, jeh in their very fad desuaiin 4 ys , cha, et aati $1, sinali bottle: "Boid by Store, McPherson. ec ee, ¢ thn City “tiscell & Kidwell, Georestowu, im uu HE LARGEST PIANO WARS: OUM IN es. see are, 4doore TSP RUM OTN apo EVENS’ Store, Feet Mheed peneia! , _ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO HANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAME Hovsss anp Lots on NorTH E, Bary EN 1ST AND 2p EBTs, aT Avcrion.—On WEDNES- se = slack 6 1 shall sell, in Ss the 5 a an 0. $81, having & onion pres north of 3 ect, running back same width 190 feet to a wide al ley, With the improvements, which are two hardsome uy ues rame Houses and ai] necessary out- f This property 1s handeomely situated in a very ra- picly improving part ofthe oty. 3 24 mmouthe, for notes Crarlan tain eet from ae r sale. A it iven and a deed of trust tak Oe ___A. GREEN, Au —in yirtue of a wot md _____"__A. GREEN, Auet._ as ere tae sar he County's o HUR * the, 7th defendant's rig St RB aa MRO the tod wink daily unt TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. "FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. THREE DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Hammonia. New Yorx, June 1.—The steamship Hammo- nin, fom Bremen, vie Soathemy on the 18th, arrived off Sandy Hook abont nine this ‘morning, with three days Jater lish advices. Nothing of striking in’ bad transpired in Parliament since the departure of the Africa. The ——_ on the Indian bill was adjourned to the It Later advices from India hed been received ‘The city of ayo had been relieved. The Téebels had been defeated near Fottinghur with ee loss in killed, and 500 prisoners. The Brit- joxs was bui 70, A later version of the battle betweén the Turks apd Monienegrine at Grabova that the former were totally defeated and their commend- et killed. They also lost their cannon and bag- ce, and fied to Klobacb, where they remained state of blockade The ship Grand Duchess, from New York for Liverpool, was burnt at sea. The crew and pas- sengers had arrived at Liverpool. Commenciat. Liverpool.—Tbe cotton market for and Mon tosed with former quotations bel barely maintained Sales of two bales, incinding 1.000 each to porters Still Later from Qurerc, June 1 —The British Indian, from Liverpool on the 19h, bas arrived. Unfor tnoately the package for the Associated Press is missing. Aq unreliable dispatch states that breadstufis closed dull, bot that all kinds were slightly higher. Wheat closed buoyant at an advance of tad. Flour buoyant at ia2s. advance. Attempt to Steal Slaves. Prrereevrs, Va, May 31.—The Kerinh, of Wilmiagion, Det , Baytixs, cleared from Peters- "x on Saturday wight. after which seve al slaves were missing. ‘The Keziah was overhanied by a steamer below City Point with five slaves on board. The vessel, with the captain, crew and slaves, were brongbt back and lodged in jail. There ix great excitement tn conseqnence. Two thousand areassembied on the wharf, and restrained from vislence with great difficulty. Preparations to Resist Border Outrage-. Sr. Lovrs, May 31 —Thirty boxes of muskets have been shipped from Fefferson City tothe bor- der connties by the State authorities, as is infer- red, with the design of repelling the invasion of the S'ale by the marauding bands from Kansas, and it is prob: that the militia of the western counties will be called ont. Town Destroyed by a Tornado, Sr. Lovie, June 1 —The village of Ellison, I- line as completely destroyed by a toruado on Sunday night. Fifteen per were killed and several others fatally wounded. Congressional Neminatien. St. Lovis, June! —The American Convention here bas nominated Judge Gamble as Represent- ative to Congress. Departure of the Wabash. New Yorx. June 1.—The steam frigate Wa- bash sailed this forenoon for Jawmaica. New York Marke: New Yorx. Jnne 1 —Piou: ts firm; sales of 10 50} barrels; State #3.72$3 85; Ohio $4 35a84 45; Soutbern #4 asd 70 Wheat is steady; sales of 40.000 bnshels; Western red 94497; white $1.00; Ch. Spring 753 £30 - Corn is higher; sales of 10,000 bushels; western mixed 67a70c Pork is heavy ; mess at $17°75al7 §5, prime bt S11 25al4 30. Lard is dull at Lixall ye. Whisky is dull, at 21 xc. Baitumers Markets. BAxtimone, June 1.—Plour is firmer. Howard stivet and Oblo $1.25:$1 37; City Mills nominally al St Wheat is dull and unchanged; red @la8i 05; 65a67c., yel- | White, common to fair $1 aSt 10. Corn is active and higher ; white luw 67ca7le. Provisions are dull and generally unchanged. noe sboulders 626%, sides 5, hams Sa8g; mess ‘ork S17 50 Whisky is dull at Q0a2ic. Financial. New Yor«, Inne 1. ore ae Chi- cago and Rock Island 73%; fl. C bonds 86; Mich. Southe: a New \ ork Central 83%; Read- 4; Missourt ace | and heavy at 109% aluyx . By A. GREGN, Auotioneer, WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT « Accrion —On FRIDAY, June 4. at4p.m., shall proceed to sell, on secount of waom it mar coneern, the cood will ard fixtures of the above well known Restaurant, situate on tne orruer of 6ch at. ai #8 avenue. Asthe house will bs kept until the day of sale. 1t will be in order for the par chaser to continue the business on the day afer sale. Persons disposed tv purchase way receive all neces: tnformmt1on on Lhe premises between thie and the y of sale. ‘Lerms easy and inade known at the sale, mn 3! -dts A. GREEN, Auot. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE of VALUABLE HOUSE asp Lot oN ISTH STREET aT AUCTION.—B virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date te " » and recorded in the iand records of W ue ton oouaty, D.C., in Liber J. A. 8. No. 23, food's, &c., and ofether ‘authority conferred on ‘him, tae undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY. June 8, 158. at 60:Gock p.m, om the romance. Lot No 2, of the subdivision of original a 25 in Square No. 252, in the city o ashington. ‘This jot 1s sit on 13th street, between G and Hi, and iw improv by a handsome three-story brick Deelime (No. 4:7 13th ey ene eng 3 rooma. Sard devet'ine. Seis posttiy ood wnat cerve. wei'ine. Sele ver I reserve, ‘Terms made known at the time of sale, J.T. STEVENS. Trustee. ma sid 4. GREEN, Anct. By WALL & BARNARD, ae om LASS WARE AND CROCKERY A aT Avcrion.—On THURSDAY MORNING, June 3, at ¥ o’clock, in front of our auction rooms, onaccount of whom it may co. cern, we an invoice of t rookery and G Ware, as Granite China Ewers and Basing, Do do Cups and Saucers, "Be blue-ecged and painted’ Dinner and Tes te, ‘Tea and C: flee Pots, white and colored, Vegetable, flat and covered Diskgs, Cut Goblets, Tummmers. Ale Mw ee e — f + Duos. & ¢c. 1 ranite and Chira Tea Sers, Sugar Bowls. ~ With ocher articles in the lunesall of which will be sold without reservation. he mast ofa WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By A. GREEN, Aunotteneer. at 53 o'clock, aha JSTEE’S SALE OF VALUA or in Square 65.—On aT} TERNOON, June 2é, 1358, sell, at cublic apes om of to be paid at the time of sale s. inevidand fy ag Wipes greon and aned oF trast tghcee Sor tha daier- red payments. T tee reserves to himeelf the right to re- Bi Re the risk and cost of Raiding purchaser. jf the terms of sale are not compited wi! with Sores ones on. day of sale. by advertise- ment three days in. Tas P. M. PEARSON. Trustee. 14 dts A. GREEN, Auct. GREEN, Auot es TY OP ASECREE or THE rt Ae! ood tn = pottvon of Sean Wister: guntlis ok Sohn Stepper, and Berna-d Geier, ian of Jo- seph Geier, and others, affirm: pan or of the Cirout Court mefine Lagrnes Be —— I i 5 section, en a der, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d dey of June 1036 a so in the gfierncen, Lot No. ae 3 . from ag on joie avenue, south street: jth street east, in the of Washington. : T m1 ra af ani: One alt ; B B* auTio Orphan By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE SALE OF HOU rq AND LOT IN eTOWN.—By virtue deed in trust rom Catherine Norman i ern 29th » bea h in Liber J. A.S., No. 134, fonoe 208 et Gea “ihe aubeoriber will sell’at palblve galecon MONDAY. the 21h,dry of Fue, 183 . tm, ont tae Meat Sg c1Cet the Sddinow bo Geoteetown fr ‘40 feet on Bi reet, between Muutgom- ery, Green streets, s running beck with that ‘width the depth of said lot. ph chp mnerqvoments, yp ah Wil) BOTY