Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. eS os To AvveRtiarne IN ALKXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. French, tn Alexandria, will receive and y forward advertisements intended for Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of itx immense circulation to bring their business, wants or other requirements tothe Notice of the public had better call at ES eee Wrotssane Stootine.—t about twenty-tive yourg me; *, “* took the town,” as it the Fifth and Sixth Wards. errand was to tear layed the name o! Not content hts of their fellow le the house of Mr lagden’s wharf, of the bills was ley into it from t which they were there were twelv fortunately no drelly raffians t discharging their weapons. them in front of the house us—a murderous one truly, such as is made at the Washington arsenal to perpetrating these o ‘wa as the © Rams, nbs seem bent on controlling our mu- ipal affairs after their own peculiar method We are told of a somewhat similar gang, nuim- ho paraded a portion of yesterday revolvers in hand, ast night, # party of m and nearly grown Were, in and around Their ostensible down bills on which was dis- jate in the approach- with thus outraging citizens, on arriving Thomas Fugitt, near in the Sixth Ward,on which one Posted, they tired a general vol- he revolvers and pistols witb all, apparently, armed. Though 'e oF fifteen persons in the house, one was wounded. The scoun- heels instantly after A bullet dropped by has been handed to ook to thei be used i patent arms. who with other bering six or seven, w! Pennsylvania avenne und swearing their determination “to ca It is due to the cause of peace and good order that the public should be Promptly these facts, that the authorities may of holding al! such persons in check on Monday The Mayor and Marshal are understood to be engaged in selecting additional potice hundred will sudiice in either Ward ess WiLL be selected, irrespective o: stantial felloweitizens hy or identit rbers of the pubsic peace. or indtvectly, with di ‘Puatic Scnoors —The regniar monthly meet- us of the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools ‘was held yesterday afternoon in the Aldermen's Randolph the cha n Santvord, Ironside, Chapin. ng, Brandt, Walsh. Willett, aud Wiisen An application for a te iv Miss P. A. Brink. which was referred to the committee on examination. \ communication from Mrs. Redfield. of New York. was read, calling the attention of the Board to a work of bers on avology, With accom. Permission was granted to Mr. %. Richards to explain the chart to the Bo«rd. Which he did accordingiy. Subject referred to Mr. Lovis Baker. of this city, entt- ry ef Common Thin, ts submitted jon was presented by Dr. Walsh immittee of the You Asseciation in behalf of & Capitol Hill, reqnesti ‘Public scheol-hovses on Qunuication ordered to Le ¥ school society of one of the ‘ed to the commit- them to apply to the City Councils a desived a request made by the tion of the iirst precinct of the Sx L the use of a school-house in the pre- ein to bold the polls on Monday next. posed of as in the previous applica- Bills for fuel for the chools were authorized to be paid, after whivh the Board adjourned. CIAL Policy ARRANGEMENTS Which are being perfected by the Mayor ants, in conjunetion with the District Marshal and his posse, to meet possible disturbances at- tendsnt on the coming municipal election, such, we are told, as reflect unbounded ere eon whom this duty devolves, and a to strike a whol of imported shoulder. mie to interfere i ly sufficient to q ght ccenr on that da there will be no occasion for act; but, should the necessity ng the means to put a and violence of partisan Lirelings of The disturbance acterized our mun nd his assist- terror en the minds lies, if any such ion, and will be it any disturbance that It is to be hoped that he special police to any party in this ci have ef late years cb elections have “ causes, and new is the time to crush the spirit “ikevit Couat.—The jury in the case of 1. C aggs. yesterday returned a ver- dict for the plaintiff; damages one cent. The case of Mary Many .umn was taken up, in which action er possession of certain Horatio Man- in replevin to re alleged to have been unjustly levie fendant in the discharge of bis oftici The jary returned a verdict county constable for the plaiutiff; damazes one cent. A case was tried in whieh Jas. Kenan br: ainst J.A Cassel for damay s received by driving his horses 7 ed to have been careless. bt time, by the defendant who sntractor for constructing a sewer on Pennsylvania avenue. eluded when the Court EXT AT TUE LonG Brive k.—Yesterdoy a German named Jacob Buch started *& pistol to shoot birds from the Long the southern to charge his weapon, and while in the ding the pistol it exploded, sending its contents tute the man’s neck and knocking him ver the railing into the river wax observed by a number of persons. who in- to his assistance, am culty fished him out of the water te the Tofirmary by H The occurrence with some aifi- Mle was taken A Clark, Esq , where his He remained speechless y this morning ail night, but revived sufticient! t and state that he ws had been in thi« dition is considered to be three weeks Sometuine New txpex tre Sun.—Mr. Chas. Mattoni, of Boston, who bas Tepeatedly taken premiams as being the best engraver and de- signer on glass in this country, opens a sample ef Bobemian gtass ware from the celebrated Y¥ to-morrow, at our neighbor's, Culver’s, apothecary store, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street. exhibition will prove a wonderful one indeed, rding to the accounts which the Boston t™ give of hix importations, and his ex- quisite Skill in embellishin engraver’s art ivery, without breakay. of bim/at any point in the Unite Carisbad factor g them by the glass Mr. Mattoni guarantees the safe vods purchased Cexrae Magxet.—This morning quite a large h vegetables as, during two weeks ‘d to procure from * farms and gardens, were exhibited at the stands as the prodnets of those adjacent to the ty The departments generally were wel pled, aud the prices in the vegetable stan + to be decliaing as the sx s Tue butebers were all at u that department appeared to be quite The supply of hay was small, ranged from “Oto 100. per ewt guiations being enforced good ordei during marke! honrs and the prices Tne Cow Makker attracted much attention this morning; not because of the great number or choice breed of the an but beeause of the Manner ‘n which some of the poor creatures were The calves y om them, or their urishment from the dams, and they were sta nding w distended and the milk streami: milemen <tandt & treatment of dumb beasts tx should be prevented by law. Orr Mrs. Penelope Partington regrets that the Proposition for a ‘constitutional invention in Ma ryland has been dejected, for if the climax there is as indizenons to health as it is in this « fatimidately dec 4 any kind of a constitution in less than six years > It's for the best, howsomever, for atel asparazuses who would have been delectates, don't know mi Prating the orga mopilas, it's eb about constu- logical statues Since Paxowama.—This paintin; rorthy of being seen and attentively Its fidelity to oriental xc enery and cus- «d by those qualified to judge to ents are taking their chil- are enjoying the feast eity, every man, torus ix pronounce be almost pesfeet dren, and whole families woman and child should see it Drowxen —A colored boy, about 17 years of age, named Arnold Bowie, was drowned, last Kkicenarde’s wharves slid into the current, eden to secure fovclng the skill from Bins be felt sate the wat AT tte PRes!oeNT's —The pleasant sunshine and balmy atmosphere luted 2 large number of ud variety of little folks ident’s Giounds, yester- ladies and ye a day af.ernvon. A Paiw Fire DerartMent —A Dill passed the House of Representatives on last Tuesday to aid the city of Washington in establishing a paid fire department. ‘The property holding citi- zens of our city have been praying for something like this for a considerable time, and it is to be hoped the bill will be enacted into a law with out delay. Such a law would be a jong stride towards an era of law and order among us. The bill appropriates $15,000 towards the purchase of four steam Py ee and $12,000 towards the establishment of a fire alarm and police telegraph. ‘To any one who bas ever seen the steam fire-cn- gine in operation its advantages over the manual engine is too obvious to require any explanation, one of them being worth at least three of the engines now in use in our city, and when well worked by experienced engineers will do the work of four common engines. With the estab- lishment of half a dozen of these steam engines here, and the forthcoming water works in full operation, our citizens may be pretty well at ease with regard the devouring element. ‘Tue greatest schemes that human wit can forge, Or bold ambition dares to put in practice, Depend upon our husbanding a moment. An onpeesty still remains to secure valuable books cheap, and presents worth as much, in nine cases ont of ten as the money paid for the books. Three short days of the present week are left, when the Gift Book Store will be among the things that were. The old friends and pat- Tous of the establishment will not fail tocall and leave a lock of their hair, and receive in return a resent for their politeness and good behaviour. ivervbody will, if they corsult their own inter- est, go immediately and aid in increasing the Tesistless and unremitting stream of customers who are now pouring in upon this public-spirited aud liberal institution. It Reat Estate —The proper'y on G street, be- tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, sold by A. Green, auctioneer, on Monday, to F Wheatley and J. Libbey, brought £3420, instead of $1.7 0, whieh was a mistake of the clerk in transeribing, Lot 1, in square No. 999, containing about S,co0 square feet, was sold to Charles S. Whitney for Jeents per foot Lot 24, in Cabot’s subdivision of square 625, with the improvements, consisting of two frame houses. was purchased by M Muntz, for $1,500. A Sensipi.e Manx.—Last Wednesday, we are informed, George W. Smith, a cooper in George- town, who had, for some time past, been in the hibit of drinking too much, went beforea magis tate and took oath that he would drink no in- toxieating liquors for tive years. Three more bard drinkers have followed his noble example. ‘They are all now cheerfully engaged about their business. Drinkers, go thou and do Likewise. Tue ORAToRIo oF THE PuBLic ScHoois.—The Flower (neen, an oratorio, by a blind girl, ma- sic by Root, will be, next week, offered to the Washington public, at the Assembly Rooms, by the pupils of the First and Second District Pub- lic Schools Prof. Daniel has charge of the af- fair, which will be one of the most interesting concerts that has ever appealed to Washington public spirit. Payine Ur.—The otticers of the Corporation and others having claims against the cily are Lurrying to the City Hal! this morning to obtain checks for the amounts due them. These claims, though numerous, are « d sutticient to keep the Register busy for a day or two Waven Rettrxs—John Dyer, colored, Md; outafier hours; fine and costs, $2.14. Edward ood, do.,do.,do.; do. Francis Stewart, D > drunk in the street; do. do. Kight lodyers, all of them non-residents Wuitencvrst’s Nat tures AL GALLERY — Fine Pic- A majority of the members of both Houses ress have sat for their PLotographs at rst's Gallery, which now contains anadmti rable collection of strikingly accurate portraits of the promi men of the nation. In every branch of the photocraphic art the xentiemen attached to this Gatler ‘e kept pace with its rapid advance- ment aud 1 ement, and may salely challenge a comparison their work with that of any other establishment in the Union, An excellent likeness of Billy Bowlega, the noted Seminole Indian, is on exhibition at this Gallery. je L-st — Pennizs.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, eau always obtain them on application at the coun ter of the Star Olfice, tf Worti Reapixec —Why 1s it that so many suffer and repine aud ding out 2 miserable exixtence, un- fitted for the emoyments, ang oven ordinary pur- sats of life, when relief may be ovtained, and health and vigor restored, bya treatment at once conve- vient and safe,as weil as permanent in its character? To these who have suffered long with dise se, uitimating tn loss of appetite, vigor, &c , the under- signed tenders his prvie: ai services, assuring the suflerers, in candor and sincerity, pleasant, cou- venient and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure and sound body aud mind, without unplessant re strictions or hinderance from ordinary business pur- diseases of a private nature, from w. + either recent or chronic, strictures, an irrita- aaer, &c.—als”, Scrofula, Asthma,’ Rheuma- ism, Piles, Ac. skillfully and successfully treated. Dr. Harris witl visit Washing ring May and June, reny day d Fridays of eal n be consulted ms, 58 National Hotel, from i to i; and 5 K. 6. Hagia, M.D ThE R idence, Ricnmoud, Va. SpeciaL Notice.—For Perfumed Breath White Teeth, and erp re Complex use ** Baim of en Pe toe 13. 1000 Flowers.” dressing Ladies’ hair use “ Woodiand Crea & new pomade ; It causos gen- tlomen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price 5 cents each. W.P. Ferrivos & Co., Proprietors, New York, Wholesale and Retail Agents for Warhington, Tartox & Mavrt, Booksaliors, between 9th an at.. Pa. avenne. el? MARRIED, by the Rev. Father Borie, HIRAM RI :¥ to Miss MARIA LOUISA NEWTON, all of this city. > rrr or nikp, On Wednesday, the 2d instant, after a short and painful iliness. SARAH EJ.!.4. youngest daughter of David and Christiana Hines, aged 6 years, 3 month 22 days. ‘Ihe irienda cf the family are requested to attend her funerai on Te-morrow (Faday) Afternoon, at Siz v"eleck p. m., from the residencs of her parents, he corner of Pa. avenue and 20th street. We had a little Ells ones, She was our on’y pride; But ah! we loved her tar too well, For soon she si! On the 31 instant, RICHARD D. SPENCER, infant son of Jane and the late Richard D. Spencer, aged | year and 4 months, i His funeral will take p'ace on Friday afternoon, at 4o0'cluch. from the residence of his mother, on 8th street, between Land M sts. But wew or his lows are grieved, This conso!ation’s g:ven— He’s froin a world of woe reheved, And happy lives in heaven. ied On the 1st inatant, Mrs EMILY V., wife of J, Dawson James. OO Dp: PEPSIA AND FITS. DR. O. PHELPS BROWN, Tue Gkeat Ceges or Coxsemrrion, was for several years so baily atlicted by Dyepep sis, tit fora part of the time he was eonfined to fuabed. He was eventually cured by x prescription ed him bya young c.airveyant girl. “Phis Prescription, given him by a mere child. state of trance, has cured everybody who bas than it,never hmving failed onee. Itigequa'ly as sure in casesol Fite as of Dyspepsia. ‘The ingredients may be found in any drug store. [ wiil send this valuable preseription to any person on the receipt of one stamp lo pay postage, Address DR. ©. PHELPS BROWN ma 2 at" No, 2t Grand st., Jersey City, N I AND WARRANTS LOCATED. he undersigned intending to make a journey on business" through Missourl, Kansas, Nebraska Towa, end Minue« will jecate Land Warrant pty taxes, &e upon reasonable tern. and guaran the Inads he may purchase to be good farming le sudin desiable parts of the ecantry. He willleay on the lth day of Juue next, and in in the meant may be found at Mrs. ‘Fay! ROBY. A. al He respectfully refers tu Lon. ens, Hon Jno. MeQueen, Hon, Jas. F. Dowdell Sweeny, Rittenhouse. rings at $5.25, id put inte order instead of imeuring expanse by sending them on Address a line ni jel 2a" Wash ADAM C PRIBRAM will open on ‘Thursday pore endid assortment or SUM- Pp 4 oO VETS, to the lowent price. MPtaae. Laden, Geil ot tha ort on the 4 Avenue, on the south side, between Ith aud lith streets, : Two frat-rate Milliner Hands wanted. ma 10-lin* ot a GREAT HEALTH RESTORER !— “The Life of the Flesh is inthe Blood.” When the Blood becomes vitinted, impure, or too weak. tho floxh loses ite vitality. the skin becomes yeilow and pailid the Liver disordered, D: and = Indicestion fo.iow, the Spirits droop, ueas eommenoes, and Life becomes a burd ne HARTSHORNE’S HEALTH RESTO ‘Ry oR SARSAPARILLA CORD * Acts upon th Blood, f wnpart ng new vig paired by diseane fra ples and all ekin e: powers of both ve: cheek. snd nakes iver, Stomach and Bowels, i fove toe constitution im yotuse, Itremoves Pim es the phy gives bloom to the pallid joyous and happy. ‘Thowg " an ibs ef 14% perfeet cordial in laste. is particularly adapted to Female pinints, which in their ver: debilitating. For Dr ings, or Kidoey and Bia d. acts like a care, Queut botties $1, small bottles 50 cents. Seid by stott, McPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid- well & wrenee, Dr. Culver, and Ford, Washing - ton ou, Uiscell & Kidwell, Georgetown. AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. USEHOLD AND KITCH Potatoes, Witisksts WIN RIGE AND HoRsE.—On 5. the Sth instant, I shall sell, in front of my suction corner of 7th and D streets, commencing at 10 ood lot of r urniture, such as— d and Bureaus, ntre and Side Tables, nd Washstands, GEORGETOWN. a Correspondence of The Star. Grorextown, Inne 3, 1858. The Board of Guardians of the Public Schools held its monthly meeting iast evening. Present, Messrs. Beall, Magee and Hyde. Mr. Beall was elected President pro tem., (the President being absent,) and the Secretary pre- sented the quarterly reports. The Secretary was r _AUCTION SALES TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. 1-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. BOTELER. Auctioneer. il. PAINTINGS ar Avction.— TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ‘D PRESS AGENT. Later from Utah—, xion of T! Re- ent hings St. Lours, June 3.—Dates from May 6 are received Fort Leavenworth, bringt Gov. Camming for the Sec: troops were exrerted to mo: about the end of May The express-inan states that the commander Fort Kearney had instructed bim to inform Col, Monroe that Gov. Cumming had been expelled from Salt Lake City; that the Mormons were in arms, and determined upon resistance; also to a Col. Monroe to push on the troops speed - uy Col. Hoftman’s command was met Larsmie. They encountered three on their route The Peace Commissioners had They were obliged to swim the Platte. ‘a1 information in relation to the above been received , Furniture, = FROM ASSOCIAT! URDAY MOKNING, of fue origin’ Ol Pawt- sdern masters. of remarkable lace in any gentle ly some ofthe most pecimens of ancient and modern art i lic auction, among in Arthor Shee. R. A: Ger- nee ot London ; also some of the best American artists— Will be on view on Sat whole of Monday. ONDAY EVENIN' Hall, Pennsyivaniaavenue, between credit of 60 ed notes, bent c. W. BOTELER, Au iG THE ABOVE S4LE1IS POSTPO uence of the rain to THURSDAY une 3d, at + hot ings. by ancient and inv value, worthy ofa PrisiNng Unquestional Camp Scott of jormons arrived at ng dispatches of State. ve towards the vall irs, Cr ever offered 1 ton &ad Shuck MM) Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows. tehen Furniture, 6 Seed Potatoes, Black Walnut Boards, sky, ° ber Wines. L380, A first rate Family Horse and Carriage, sold for no hatever, the owner having no further use Terms cash. jesad equested to communicate with the Mayor in reference to a nuisance neat And then the Board The interestin, urday evening and the ceremony of the tribution of cards of merit will be school rooms to-morrow (Friday) at 3's o'clock m., When there will be an address the schools by Geo J. Abbot, Esq , of Wash- ington, and the exercises inters: ing by the children. All who feel an interest the schools are invited to attend. Pompean Hall was literally thronged last night by a brilliant concourse of gentlemen and ladies to participate inthe Ladies’ Festival. was truly a time of real en, pleasure and happiness-—to al speak for all who may patronize these good la- dies again this evening an Our citizens generally will be pleased to learn that the Pioneer Cotton Mill is about to be putin fall operation again. Mr. Appleby, the excel- rintendent,’is now actively engaged get- he machinery in order for a vigorous commencement early next week. A smal Hon of the machinery is already in operation The flour market has become more firm, and good canal superfine brands readily command. $1.50; extras a shade higher, as in quality. ( cteemieinmmeeammanemamnnememmme ALEXANDRIA, — —— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 3, 1858. The county court for this county opens its June term at the Court-house on Monday next. Allthe Justices have been summoned to attend. The session of the court will be a most important one, as the accounts against the county will be audit- ed, and a levy made upon the county to pay the quarterly dis- rsed with sin; A. GREEN, Auot. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers ON Si NESDAY AFTERNOON in front of the fel of snow remises, we will sel in subdivision of Square 435, fronting 24 reet west and runing back 94 feet to a ina pleasant neighborhood and presents to secure a gvo4 building jut, One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 with interest, and secured by deed of tri WALL & BARN ZN, Auctioneer. ICK HOUSE ANBLOT ACANT LOT ADJOINING, © IN THR FIRST Wa ESDAY, the 9th Premises, at 6 0’! P es kood three-story Brick House, containing 15 or ed rooms, wide hall. and kiteli- ind handsome build- and part of Lot "BOTELER, Auct. By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. IBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Dweitixc ann Wargnousk.—On T. DAY. the Sd day of June, I shail soll at public suc- tion, on the premises. at 6 o'clock p.m, Lots N. nd, in Square No. 771, with the commodious eliing and iarge and substantial Warehouse reon, With cellars under the whole. t, roperty is eligibly located, and though ori- uit for an extensive bakery, is well adapted to the purpose of a large manu factor: Scription or other business. of G0 feet on Canal at., running thre 5 inches to Sd st, east, tins ha tage ofa front on both streets. Tne buildings eover the entire front of the lots. immediately facing the eastern basin of the city canal, and affords unsur- passed advantages fur the landing or shipment of ermsis, Besides the trinsic value of this erop ai, being within the limite sion of the Navy Yard. it ers a fine opportunity for profitable investment or joyment—unsullied Great Excitement in New Orleans. New ORLEAaNs, June 3—A revolution broke out Lere last night, and a vigilance committee in session of the Arsenal in the executive ually pleasant time. large numbers took Jackson Square cormmmittee calls for all law a join them, and announces a determination to carry out their measures. Nothii Loaded cannon are the Arsenal, and about two hundr are placed on guard there [SECOND DisPaTcn } The disturbance is in relation to reform in mu- prevention of outrage ing else has NEAR THR C! WED seil, in front of th: ng the advan- which it stand: ng, being Lot in Square No. 6, property 18 handsomely situated onthe south north K, between 25th and 2th tle west of the Circle on K street 82 feet, running back an ave: about 1 feet ton wide alley, has a well water in the yard, and the walls ofa brick building . and for the and assasxination [Twrrp pisratcn ] New OgLeans, 11.30, a.m —Gen Tracy's Di- vision of the militia has been called ont Common Council is in secret session. The city is in great confusion sion of the First District Armory, with only ten A battle is expected to rty,itinay be added of the contemplated ext The whole pr ‘ale positive and without reserve, Terms: One-third eash,and balance in two equal payments, at one and two years cured by deed of trust on the Property. mx 2 eokds j By BARNARD & BUCKEY VALUABLE FORGATOWN AT ACCTION.—O: AFTERNOON, 3d June, st t ofthe premises, Lot Ne m oreetown, dividded into 3 lots, fronting each 25 fect on the south side of Sd street, between Market and Frederick sts.,and run ning back 120 feet. At6 o'clock, we will sell 4 Lots. fronting 1* feet each on Lingan street, north of prospect street, and running back 1¢ The Council have One-fourth ea: twelve and eighteer. months. rest, to be secured the balance im six, for notes: bear ng inte- *y adeed of trust upon the prop- with interest, se rounds of am ce this afternoon MeGUIRE, Auct._ ‘Title indisputable. A deed given and a deed of A. GREEN, Auet._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. SMALL FARM TLEMAN’S Countey RESIDENCE OR FOR KRET faRrM, at Arerie LERNOON, June 10, 0 premises that beau longing to W. McLean, New Hampshire. Concord, June 3 —Goev. Haile’s d to the Legislature to-day It Tt says that the finances of the State are in a prosperous condition in all re- UIL DING A neat church is in process of erection at Fair- fax Station on the Orange and Alexandria Rail- road for the use of the Roman Catholics in that vicinity. A gentleman has generously donated two acres of land for the church and ceme! Bishop McGill has approved the location, and xiven his approbation tothe establishment of the congreyation ; and Archbishop Kenrick has given permission to collect for it in his diocese, under which permission a committee are now acting in IN n THURSDA on local subjects FOR A GEN- On THURSDAY o'clock, we shal! geil ‘a! small country piace, Esq., situated on the old eorgetown and Alexandria road, two miles from and adjoiaing the property of Jas. is Farm contains thirty-two acres improved lant; ahout ten acres je improvements consist of a new <e built Dwelling, new Sta- oles, new Fencing, young Orchard, Vines, bea Fruit Trees, &ec. “1 growing will be given inthe sale, ‘There is a Pump of good Water close by the door, a Spring of excel- lent water, and an unfniling stream runs through the place. In fact fora country residence for one doing business in the city it offer: ertactiy free fom 15 erma: One-fourth ca: 24 months, with interest. dof trust taken, WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. + *& BARNARD, Auctoncers. SD SQUARE AT AUCTION.—~On x PERNOON, Ith instant. at 6 commer %th st. In concluding, he say« that the Aggressive claims of the Sonth have produced an avitation on the slavery question which will continue and increase as long as such acsumptions are insisted Algo, 6 tots, fronting ench 2 feet on Warren st... between Prospect and ist sts.,and running bick 150) Bloody Battle. New Ortrans. June 1—Later Texas advices reporta desperate battle betwi Rangers and a large body of Camanches. Sev- enty-six of the latter were killed, several wound- ed and seventeen The whole number of marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the County Court during the month of May was twelve ‘To-night, a Ladies’ Festival opens at Sarepta Hall, in aid of the funds of the Young Men’s these lots is perfeot. and comfortable cott. ve. mn Capt. Ford's et : theresidue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, and seoured by a deed of BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts, y egetables now risoners made iso captured Captain Ford’ loss was one white man and one Indian, and twe wounded. It was a running tight of six miles An Indian Battle. The St Paul papers of Sat. ts of a fizht between a band of fifty Sioux Indians, encamped near Shakapee, and two bundred Chippewas. The battle result- Four of the Chi were killed and six dangerously wound of the Sioux were killed and two wounded. sppointment of Mr. James A. Evans as ton agent for the great Sonthwestern railroad route reflects credit upon the gentlemen eoncerned in the management of the route manners and an obliging disposi- joins the most indomitable energy, and brings witha! to the service of the companies ured judgment ana enlarged experience in ts affecting railroad travel The upsetting of asail boat nearly drowned two men opposite the city, on Monday. terday, one of several young g: dd the Georgetown City Guards’ pie-nic at the White House, in a sail boat, fell overboard, but \ fortunateiy resened We hear of no change in the markets. Arrived yesterduy—Se. Mattawounin, corn to Bla Dent, Pomonke ee ce lcci Rade teeianiaialg GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. POR BOSTON and wiil sail for the above port i For freight apply to HARTLE, 101 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. FUTURE DAYS. By A.GREEN, An SEHOLD AND K ar arcrion.—On TURSDAY & rare opportunity. rious diseases. the residvein 6, 12, A deed given and a Cricaceo, June urday contain ac north, an excellent assortment F of Furniture, viz: Mahogany Soina, Castor Arm, Rocking aud’ Parior r Mahogany Marble-top Centre «ad Sofa Tables, and Mahogany D Large Gilt-frame I Wainut Extension Dining Table, Mahocany Bedsteads, Feather Beds Mattress, Carpets, Venetian Blinds Cooking and other Stoves, with a good lot of hitch- en Requisites, And many other arty ry to enumerati r of the Sioux front of our auc enue, we will sell the w NtAININnZ IO .000 sau: hand 17th st entlemen who vis- and other Buresus and Stands. ench Piste Mirror, ‘The square is Exports of Cotton. May 31 —The exports of cotta > past werk were 29.200 bales, Britain, and the re- In prices go-day there bas pshire avenue, ts tantial fence, and offers tion, “fhe Square will ve sold whol WALL a B C. Rob. CROWN & LIC SALE OF HOUSE AND UATE NFAR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION FRIDAY, the 4th day of Jnne, ck, we shall offer for sale, on the premis: A, of origina! lots 12 ar containing a neat and com le three story Frame Houge, finished in th best manner, and havirg ten convenient rooms, with age and wood house in the rear, erty is nearthe Smithsonian Institutic d, with good wh Mary Ann, Mardy, ing 27.000 to Great winder to Havre been no marked change. ‘Terms liberal, R NAR D, Auets. zy es which we deem unnecersa- Sh aed ne ela The Trial of Gen. Walker. 7 New Orveanxs. June 3- The jury in the case sors Gen. Walker for a viclation of the neutrality laws, disagreed upon a verdict. Gen. Watker demands a new trial. Phe A | packet schooner Helen Nickereon. has arrived, ~; at public auction,on ‘TU June, ats o’elook p.m, fiv ing to the estate of Brooks Ly on Congress ard Road streets, among tie Landsomest ever offered in this place; aA substantial errr: I HAVE received, direct trom the manufacturers, & large assortment of Kitchen and Or Parlor CLOCKS, (non in a healthy neighbor! water not ®) yards from the door. Pportunity toa person desiring a cheap vn intelligence by tbe v Wm Ropes, and in- Hammonia, was owned e better made) from 5 sued in this city for $50,000, on the vessel Every one has heen carefuliy regu! lat can be seen before day of snle at Barnard properly adjusted. and will be soid . 4. A. WAT! . the striking part ey’s auction store, and on the ground on the ata sinall profit. - A. WA UN, Experienced Practical Watchmaker, st. below the Post Office. Georgetown, fKepairing in all its branches, Teims: One-fourth cash: the residue in 6, 12 and secured by deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the eost of the purchaser, St CR. L. CROWN & CO,, Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. SPLENDID INVOICE OF SILVES Wager at Avetion.—On FRI NOON. Sune 4, at4 or the anetion rooms, I sh larce and valuable invoice of > from a celebrated manufacturer in Pliladelp Departure of Ton, June 2.--The steamer Ninga o'clock for Liverpool, with 130 passeagers and $117,000 in specie. ¢ Niagara. We would recommend these lots to these persons pon the Heights, as an oppertu desiring to locate u nity like this seld ff —s BARNARD & BUCKY. Ancts. KF, Auctioneer, Baltumere Markets Ba.timore, June 3 —Flour is steady Howard street and Obio [81 375°, City Mills nominally at 34 for cash fay street, and running back between the residences of Robert Dick ‘This Lot is improved by a hand - some stone-wall and iron-railing in frout, and lias a commanding view of the Potomac and Washington utlery and Hardware NCASTER, Bridge streot, xs.—The undersigned having lef! in lot of very superior waters an rious colors, for Indien’ and children’s wear, and inv to make reom for an entire new assortment, fler for anie, a* the Auction Re . on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 3ist.at 1 o'clock, said lot of goods, Superior quality of the work sold by the un- ed 1s se well known by the ladies of Wash- that he deems it unnecessary to say any thi in commendation, except that they are the rame qua ity of goods that he day tor the last five years, and he will warrant every articie taeach purchaser as being the very best he has ever roid. As the jot embraces shout 20 pairs of various ortunity 13 afforded to be 1. on time ull and unsettled ; red 9081.02 ; prime $1 100$1.20 rn is active and firm; white 64a67c., yellow patterns and styles of Teaand Coffeo sets, Urns. Kettles, Ice Pitchers, Waiters, Castors, Vegetable, Oyster, Chafing ard Butter Dishes, Cake Baskets $ Store of O. Z, Georgetown. mire 2d floor, RICK HOUSE, Georgetown, the 7 Provisions are dnt! and generally unchanged we active at Malle Whisky is dull at 20);#21c. -—A three-story B nent. on 2d st-eet, of M. De Bodises yms. The house and lot are large an’ 1 com order, having all the necessary out- itis one of the most commodious in we'll srranged for Jewel Holders, $ lets, Wine Cups. 2s, Spoons, Forks. Knives, &e. ming one of the most altreetive sales ever made in this eity A eds will be on exhibition on the morning of New York Markets. New Yorx Jone 3 —Flour ix firmer, anles of u 5a83 25; Ohio S1 2484 50, ce and bigher; sales of 40,000 bushels; Milwaukie Clab, *Sa%fe; Chic’e Spring Slasl; Western red $1; white S1al 10. Corn has an upward tendency; sales of 10,000 bushels; white steady at 73a7Sc ; yellow at Sia8t wifort aud cles » WILLIAMS, Gecrgetow Wheat is se sizes and styios, an sied in sizesand sty M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, } al atreets., Georgeto faneitncers to his patrons that at hi RESTAURANT may be [i times. the choicest and mo. assortment of LIQUORS. t OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME m season, hours at the usual prices, bearing interest. Bridge and Cr { J.C. MeGUIRE, Anet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, IRSES AND MULES AT AUCT RDAY MORNING. atin o will eel!, in front ofour ste one dun Mule, excellent w ov THE AROVE ALE IS UNAVOTDABLY postponed until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 4th, evime hour nud piace, Pork ix drooping: mess ix dull at $17.60; p-ime , pwn mule and Meals served at nil | h mules and sold for no isky is dull, at 2°e N, A TON HALL RES perior anima! : works riex -On FRIDAY, Ju 18 a first-rate snd s horse is par feetly sound. 1s se) ays beonin the country inene pers wrerehip, warranted to suit f. riding isof cu eer. PFAUKANT at vE ALES.—We respecttuily a 4 friends and the publio that we ha ceeded in having a iarge quautity of ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we uarantee te be the finest and the largest vari- it was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing 4 nice articie of Ale can have plying tons for either of the following brands, le, India Pale, Phi 6 a fine article of orter always on hand. vor given to our duvere N Union Bottling Depot. 57 Green street, Georgetown, D. eat last sue- mare higher. sli ALES of vari- ds #7; La Crosse Southern 23; New 44, Milwaukie and Virginia 6's 3; M:ssourl 6's nois Central shares ond Milwauk Vork Central “34; Readin Mississippi 29) tthe xbove well “deed ofsth st, 7h; Miebiga rany kind of work, the day after the o purchase may rece.ve ail the premisee between this derms casy and made known A. GREEN, Auct._ & NARD, Ano teneers IF GROCERIES aT Y MORNING, Jane in front of our sue. y ck of prime Family Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, &c., such 29 barreis Crushed and Chests fine Green and & Boxes Sperm and Adam Brown, Chem ennett, Burte adeipiia and XX. Brown Stout and XX P: All fab by mail. Sterling exchange is dull eeseary wusorm tu Wo also hav d the day of sale. IsLanp at Aucti AN ON THE LAY tu on Prize, for na’ oT aritish and Neutral Commeres, S175. No. 4, situate in Square No. 439, being a nediate corner of &th and [ streets south, ches on 2th strer rest; waking a | the erection of a residence and piace of business ad again 50 fect on ock, we will sel NEW FANCY STORE. ‘The subscriber bas Removed from her old stand poosite the Post Office, to 7th street, 3a. just above the corner of D at., on baad every variety of enille Silks, Beads, \Wors teds. Shetiand Wool; superior quality and assort- Embroidering of every descri ‘Wear on affecting Commeros ritish Empire, 1 re-Trade Treaties, Re vol., Fhiladelphie, oO 's Shipping Lawes of the 2375. '« Commere.nl and Sin 1825 to 1858, 1 Capture of the Ul 1797; $275 ‘Terms: Ore. third cash; bolynce in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest ard to be -ecured by « deed of trust upon the prepeity. Title indispu- A. GREEN, Auet, ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of four writs Of fiert facias issued from the Clerk's « flice of the Circu:t Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and expose to public sale, Court-House door of snid County, on FR 1858, at 12 o’elock im., the erty, to wit: All defend interest in and to ginning for the svine inthe ont, where the same i sected by the north Ime of an alley 7 feet 11 inches into said 432 street, and running thence east line of said street north thence east F5 feet, thence south 22 feet to the said alley, and thence with the same west 55 feet to 433 street and point of beginning, together wit: improvements thereon, in the city of .C.. seized and levied upon asthe {James Wil iams, and wiil be sold to sat- ais, No. 31. 52.383 and 34. to October term, 188, in favor Uf Howell & Stbhig. east side, No and will have constant! Fanoy Articles: also, C ni, and Vermiceili, reh, Sardioes, tion executed, s attended to, idering, Knitting, Crotch- b ORE RUPPERT. Barreis New Herri Cigars and Tobaces, Brandies, Whiskeys. and other | demijohns and bo'tles With many other gc which will b> tome directed, I shall different brands, for Casn, in Grane Consular Service, 1 volume, London; 87 FRANCK TAYLOR. id Nettin; aiquors, in barreis, me MRS. LE , ds in the Grocery line, all of id without reserve Terms: All sums under $30,cas! aeredit of 3) I BRITISH MPORTANT INFI to bear upon the Administration, who have decided to despatch the U.S. f batt min to the Gulfof Mex dore Stewart 18 to assume comma: vate stores of cabin a> fone 1R’S GUIDE AND FLOWER ons hag dowd Garden Directory ; contaimng deta ah access m Tight, title, claim, an NHE AMATE yation No ‘10, of 42 sireet, a ver that amount es satisfactorily WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, BOVE SALE IS POSTPO the westher, until fi ful cultivation o ir cing the ciassificat.on of the best roses, and el! plants requisite xarden, w.th direotions for their propagat remedies fur the destruction of added the Veretatie Garden Prices 75 cents. ished and for sale by. ward room, messes, includ- eck whisky, lnve been aiready ordered LEVY’S new Wine and Spurie | SATURDAY & BARNARD. Anct'rs —Jn virtue of a writ of ader lien Iaw, issu thee of the Circuit Court ef the Dis- bia, for the © : ; Lshall expose to public sale tor t of the Court-house door of said cor DAY, the 25tn day of May next, } ky In.. the following described property defendant's right. title, claim, and inte 1 toacertain Briek Building erected on Rauare No. 72, in the city of Wash- he said Lot being 22 feet front, and runuing lack the whole depth of sud Lot, seized and levied upon asthe property of John 4. Peters, and wiil be cold to satisfy Judicial No. 152,to M term, 185%, in favor of Juhn Purdy. : V. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ce of the rain. until TUBRSDAY next the Ist of Juae, sane hour and place, neecte. hich Mannal. By John Post paid 874 ote. AY & MAURY, TAYLOR — ~ XOFFEE, SUGAR, &e. Ob iaxe Java and Ris COFF B bb sco and Cube 8! singular the Washington, D. OOKS FOR youn CHILDREN, TAYLOR & MA c1as on RE fA, Uo URY, 334 Pa. avenue. Ungava, a tale of Exquimaux Land, by RN. bal- xe ford, a story forthe young, by E. J. M PThe Coral Ialand KR. M. Baliyntyre ; $ Four and ‘Twenty those of Perrault and « trict of Colw aleofthe Pacific Ocean, by airy ‘Bales, selected her popular writers, trans- R. Planche, illustrated by Godwin, Cor 3 SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT RG RTOWN.—By virtue of a deed in trust from Catherine Norman, bearing date en May, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A. folios 266, et neq. the subscriber will & VDAY, the 7th day of June, 1358, at the premises, launch to the wreck ; au Autobiography for boys, by ree 75 cents. rs and Sunshine, by illustrated; price $1. pers 8 companion to the $1.25. tion by A.L. O. E., author rice Vicenta, Russia,or the B: W.H.G.K Sait Water,” cents. Mister Fox, by Co T Notice oF TR ADDITIONAL LA SPATE OF CA LISHMENT OFT In pursuance of th Land Districts in the State of other purpoxe dent to establish add Price 62cents. Ran Away to Sea, c Mayne Reid ; e Ocean Child. or Sh harf-past 6 o'clock p.m, Lot No, 104, in Beali’s ad frouting 40 feet on Beall street, ery and Green streets, and runnime back with that e depth of suid lot, with the onwist of a fraine dwelling he ‘Terms of sxie: One-half cash; | months, for notes bearing interest trom da secured upon the property ; ard if not eosup! tu wix days after tue sale the property will be re: upon one week's notice, at Lhe ox pense of the pur ion » between Montzom- ance G and 12 for the District « SALE IS FURTHER e 8th instant, 11 fret be establish i'mnde Lnown that three’ additional jend ® have been establianed in said State of Cai- , sod thes thees inve been loosted as follows, wae the town of Hrmvotor, for the “Humbelds own of Stock Ton, for the“ Stoekton Dis- own of Visatia. for the “Visa The offices for the “Upper.” “ Middle, “ Lower Districts,” will remain at their present sites until etherwise ordered. it iven under my hand at the city of Washington fteenth day of May. A. D. By order of the President : a THOS. A. HENDRIC Commissioner of the Genéral Land -wiw is hereby de- i? THE ano Postponed until TL aaune hour and piace. > farshal for Distri he purchaser, All conveyances at the expense of th CHAS. S. WAL C pus, Aluhor of “Three Little Fairy Tales, by the PERT D’Auinoy, illus Wy Boys’ Book of Games, 3 price 79 cents. ears. ore Pleasant Mode of Read, by the author of “Peep of Day,” AL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wre issued from the Cireuit Court of the Dist nty of Washington, and to me 8 to public sale, for Cas, in said sone. on AGE Restpence.— On direo ed, I shall ex front of the Court- THURSDAY, the 17th day of June. the following described property fendant’s right, titie, ciaim, and intere: Lots Nos. Il and 12, Washington, D. C.. together with all the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of David A. Hall. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No, ee, to May term r the Tenally Town road, adjoming Murdoch and Mr. Burr: It contains H acres of watered with never ed, and having nearly ng tothe market gar appricet, ch-rry, abesutifuland luxuriant hy, nearly ready for the nin, but comfortable, with a tenant's house, with The locniity is fa joure deor of the iancds of Mr. mules above Georgetown. searmihg, with 239 il! the Wilds of $1 Square 513, in the city of O MEMBERS OF CONGRE STRANGERS SI POR THE F M. W. GALT & BRO. offera large assortinent of Ladies and Gentlemen’s very superior Gold Watches, new and elegant Jewelry, solid Stiver 2 Seta, Waters, Pitchers, Gublets, ¥ plated Tea Sets, Cotfee Urns. kets, Castors, Albata ks. 8 of the finest qualit To the above an suitable for home tion of members of LLECTING PR : ik FAMILIES an eed The outtage 1 pms and cellar. HE MUSICAL Sacred © Pisno from our Store. SONVENTION AND T wah the Smithsoman Sups, Spoons, TS MEMBE JONN F. ELLIS NOS now m store to select from.—Re monber the c correct ees nah 36 Pa, ave., bet, 9th Aud With ete. & LARGEST PIAN it be required b offered in two division: there being water and The terms of exle wil Also, extra heavy’ I beg leave very re to the largest asso: rth im cash, and nd 18 months, with OMERVILL. NARD, ined ty. da greater variety ofother goods, reseuts, they invite the atten- Congress and others. M. W, GALT & BR f BAGS, BONN eT AND VALISE: AF: the District of Colum be sold at Lite eduoed piles 5 i fore pure! lam determined to sell, si SAML P. HOOVER, Boot, Shoe, and Trunk establishment bet, 9th and 10th ND STRAN large and well-selected stock of Trunks, ‘Traveling Bags and Valises of ail styles’ Also, & superior stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for geutiemen’s and youths’ wear, arom variety of gents’ F' and, O., Jewelers, $24 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, HAMMACK & BRO. VERY FINE HAL PIANO, in best order, 190, on month!y payments, at the Mu Bepot of W. G6, METZEROTT. Nc i SEVENTH VOLUME HIs- arth eet “dong being volume | of the Amerioxn Revolution, uniform with POT AVLOR & 3% Pa. svenne. susie fram te UABLE HOUSE aT AUCTION.—By ring date Oct ny ecords of Warhing suthority conferred trustee will sell at publ 2, At 6 0 clo 0.2, of the subdivision of original 08 = And 25 in Square No. 254, in the city 0 lot is situated on 13th street, between G and (Nook, 8 handsome (No, 407 13th street.) AND Lot ON iSTH STREET virtue of a deed of trust, bea 1851, and recorded in the 4 pu Kk ie em dy serv: ame U y until further notice, plted with Steaks and Soup every da lock a.m. until & Hons, Walia vets Se ed that t arket canatiord, 204 and a6 Pa, avenue, above Willards’ Ho- ma 4-lw and qua ities, StePatas,* 2 ES ee ee : ¥ i CARRIAGE STEPS CAN BE HAD ? . ITTELL’S LIVING AGE, BONES RRTAG LE et Browns’ Hotel. y of the —JAVA COFFEE!!—A fi Government Java Ci KING & BURCHELL, oorner Vermont ave, and léth st, rooms, ly of ken Old table in the roar of of genuine is received to-day, we t Ter N. B—Mantele "Ml wea ts, &e., always on ones ena 3 udm