Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Se eee rersee ee tee Proclamation by the Mayer. Maron’s Orricr, Wasmixoton, June 3, 1558. } The election of public officers for the Federal City is about to take place, and the country ex- pects every good citizen of the District to do his duty in the preservation of order and good gov- ernment smong us. The right of every qualified voter to exercise bis eleetive franchise according to his judgment is dear to freemen, and odious to tyrants only Any attempt to resist thi sacred tight in the coming election will be met and resisted with energy and determination There is power inherent among us to protect our citizens in their lawful rights, and force will be used to any extent that shall appear necessary and proper to assert and vindicate the public ee. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. The President, W. F. Bayly, being absent, the Vice President, W. W. Moore, took the chair. A communication was read from the Mayor an- nouncing his having signed various acts. Also, one enclosing the account of the Co ration with the Bank of Washington up to the ‘Uth ult., showing a balance to the Corporation credit of $1.660.°5 The committee to confer with the Mayor on the subject of taking precantionary measures for the — of the peace during the election on londay next, reported that the Mayor bad con- certed measures in connection with the Marshal of the District, and would — his proclaima- tion to-day, together with lists of names of citi- zens to act as special police on the day of election. On motion of Mr. Ruff, a resolution was adopted requesting the Mayor to authorize the trustees of the public schools to grant to the commissioners of election of the first precinct of the Sixth Ward the public school-house at the corner of Seventh street east and G street south forthe purpose of holding the election on Monday next. Mr. Riggs addressed a friendly suggestion to his fellow-Aldermen, of all shades of opinion, that to the extent of their individual ability the: use their efforts to discourage whatever may terd to disturbance or disorder on Monday next. That they would all, with a united purpose, impress upon the minds of their constituents to the ut- most of their ability to do so, that any recurrence of the scenes of last _ at our coming election would be of infinitely more injury to the city than the most imayinative mind could Possibly ap- prehend, as resuiting from the defeat of any one of the candidates in the field for their Mr. R. had no doubt but that this spi aetuate every member present; and that by ex- ercising the influence of a peaceful example be- fore their friends al the election precincts much good might be done in preserving peace and or- der on the day of election ‘These remarks met with general approbation On motion of Mr. Houston, the Board then adjourned sine dis Let lawless gangs be assured that they will not escape condign punishment should they venture to commit outrages similar to those enacted in this city but a year ago. The right of goal gee to live under the pro- tection of laws, and to manage thetr affairs ac- cording to their judgment, will be maintained against violence and menace, no matter from what quarter they shall proceed. w E Macrvper, Mayor. Mavor’s Orricr, Washington, June 3, 1368 ‘The Mayor respectfully notities his fellow-citi- zens that be has appointed the following persons Special Police Officers, to act on Monday next, in accordance with power vested in him by the resolution of May 2, 1558: To attend at the Polls of the First Precinct of the First Ward. Thos. B. Ratwisle, Menry Bareh, Jacob Frank, Jas. H. Haale, Joba Keller, J.C. Fearson. Join Wilson, James Sibley, Chas, Swasser, Robert Martio, John Rheem, J.B. Rawlings. Jos. Lin- kins, Geo. W. Hopkins, Geo. W merson, W W_ Davis, John B. Harrison, Wm. Herbert, Win. N_ Keefe, John N 1s Robert Paine, Wm M. Caldwell, T. P. Morg Tue Wratuer.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, May 27, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night oe ° 58 8 of the Second Precinct af 50 t First Ward. Wm. Brown, W. T. Bars, Sam‘l T McPher- oo son, Geo. W. Chism, Samuel E. Donglass, Jes 6h W Irwin, Alfred Gawler, Barton Hazkney, Dau'l Wednesday Be Myers. F.N. Holtzman, James Bigzs. Solomon | -Phursday t 62 pa Ps, rover, Sam'l Tinkler, T. S. Herbert, Geo. W. | Remarks.—May 27th—rain, wind E. and NE Scages, Jno. H. Caldwell, Geo. W. Dyer, Andw | 2<th_cool, wind NE . rain, ine moont btn c i, Robt. Earn, sr.. Solomon Fowle, Wm. ; Peter Goodyear, Daniel Liukins, John MeDermott, B. Random, John T. Ry Hl. Sherman, W.W. Hough, Jas. Donaldson. To attend at the Polls of the First Precinct of the Second Ward R_ B_ Bridgett, Henry Bireh, Daniel Ratelitf, John B. Williamson, Jos Savage, Jos. S Norwood, Wim. M. Fisher, Harvey, C_A Sengstack, Geo. T. Stewart, Lemuel Henry, Thos. Wall, Lewis Poole, C itman, AN. Clements, T. 8. Denohe, 1 Monston, A. Klopfer. Geo neis Rt Wim. H. Clanpitt. Lovejoy, Wash Nicholas Vedder. b: ier, Columbas Denham, Richaid Downer, Geo. Leitz, Wm L. Bailey To attend a: the Pol’s of the Second Precinct ofthe Second Ward Walter Lenox, Barrow Frere Jos. Reese, L wce Marph Henry ser, Geo. Waters, A Joyee, ©. Finkman, Jobn B. Medley, 'T! Byine, John HH. Sessford, Jeremiah Twenmer, w Nicholas Callan, Jobn F. *. Drury, R.E Doyle, Thos. Grady. oft, Thes. Burch, Thos. MeLang muel Handy, Chas. Lyonx, Andrew Han Wm Pettibone, Wm. Wisenborns, C. Jesse Bureh To attend ai tae Polls of the First Precinct of the Third Ward Chas. Lemmon, Jos. Burch, Geo. Burns, John Garner, Win. Miles, Nathaniel Weils, Chas. tewart, Thos. H. Lang! Theodore Sheckies, nel Hoove: ~, John Smith, John F. Carter, Henry Lansdale, Joseph Lyons, James Ward, Sam‘l P_ Robertson d John J. Dyer, Thos. Lew! Milton Ward, John Adamson, PI David © s W cool, wind N 3ist—cloudy, milder, wind N end rain with lightning, & ; June Ist—misty, wnilder, wind E.,at noon wind changed to NW. and cleared off; 2d—pleasant, wind NW.; 34— clondy, wind E. Rain fell 15 days in April and 21 in May. New moon, Friday, June tl, between 9 and 10 am B. Gxorcrtown, D. C., June 3, 1858. = Tue Penric Peace ‘be Marshal of the D’s- triet acting in conjunction with the Mayor, has summoned a posse of one hundred men, to te commissioned, armed and mounted on horse- back, to be ready to proceed to any quarter of the city toaid in maintaining the peace on Monday next, should any emergency arise calling for their service ‘This precautionary measure will be endorsed, and fully appreciated by every law. loving c:tizen of Washington who P-operly est mates the sacred character of the fiee elective f anchise, and will only be terrible to the law - less and retous, who, by reason of such Prompt action ov the partof the proper authorities, are kept in their places and deterred from acis of violence P. J. Newnan, > James Belt, A Brotuer Jonatuan vs. Jonx Beru.—if we are really to have ancther brash with the Brit- ish, it is well to be prepared. Hence, Philbrick is more anxious than eve; to get rid of bis stock of books and presents, in order to be prepared ta shoulder bis musket without delay. All true friends of their country will see the necessity therefore of lending hima hetping hand just at this juneture. ‘To-morrow closes the drama, and the seoner you call the better, as the rush on the last day will be unprecedented. Books will be sold cheaper than ever, and presents will be actually thrown aw: It H : a Pp ‘ar, ‘T. Hook, Charles Brown, Savage, E. L. Keese. To ottendat the Polis ef the Second Precinetof the Third Ward. W_W. Cox, Wm. Stewart, Wm. A. Waug ’ Dr_F B Culver, 3.8 Hollingshead, Jax. Towles, John MeNerhany, Horatio N. Steete, John Ross, Daniel Sheban, Wo Ss M son, Benj Burns, Hen Matlock, Jubn Davidson, George Bradley. L. A Gobricht, John Laurie, Charles T. Ball, Francis W. Darden, Andrew D. Melcher, © Edmonson, James stewart, Sam’l A Rainey, Jos. Peck, Job B Angus, Jedediah Gidding, Thomas Creaser, Andrew Small. To attend at the Polls of the First Preciact of the Fourth Ward. A. Rothwell, J. H idard, EK. E. O'Brien, Frederick Sh B_ Sweeny, John Kel- ly, Wm ©'Neal, el Caton, Jas. Euglish, Jas. Fleteber, A. vewtou, Thos. Stone, Wm T. Joy, AR. Allen, Jotun W. Hodgson, Fran- cis Hotehios, EK. M Chapin, Thos. Duffy, Chas Kreamer, James Allen, Thomas C Donn, Patrick Lenglisb, Thos. W. Birch, Alex Home, Oliver Buiknead, Jacob Shafter, John H Noyes, Geo. DP. Spencer, B Ferguson, Jobn E. Neal To attend at the Polls of the Second Precinct of the Fourth Ward Phillip R. Fendall, Samuei Bacon, Noble Thomas, Jas. C_ MeGuire, James Scart, ry Briney, Wm. Planerty, ‘Phomas J. Gail, B F. Middleton, John Miles muel Stett aait, James Welsh, John F.W Jobn Fitzpatrick, Corueiius We ard Semmes, Ma vit, Roach, Wm. I. Harre rer, George Noyes, Leonard Harbaugh, Thos. Yor > feo. Court- ney, Nicholas Gorman, Cornelius Boyle, Win H Grand, Jas. Lusby. To attend at the Polls of the First Precinct of the Fifth Ward. EK. F. French, Dr. John B Bredbead, Join I 's H_ Parsons, W. L Bestor, Jos. Hed F. Price, Charles MeNamee, B.B French, Kamund Barry, Capt. JF. Tucker, B. B Curran. Jos. Z Williams, Sam’l K. phillips, Dr. Geo. McCoy, John N. Bar- ker, H.C. Pa dy, Capt. Jas. A. ‘ait, Alex Dodge, E. O. Castell, John W. Mead, M. } e ron, Robert Barr, Jos. T. Mitchell, Sam‘l Jobn- son, Den’ Callaban, Jacob Fleishell, Hanson Brown, and Jocob Hess. To attend at the Polls of the Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward B Frank Beers, tHe uty Bowen, Daniel Cronin John McLaughlin, Wm. P. Patterson, Samuel Eatwisle. John B. McGiil, John Peabody, Jas Martin, Thos. H. Robinson, Jus. Meceron. Hugh Jas. Reilly. John Roney, Wm E. “1 Galt, Thos. M. Fugitt, Thox. 0 Pryor in T. Moss, J.J Mulloy, Wm. Bean, John Forrest, M. P. King, John A. Hunnicutt, Isaac Beets, and E. D. Reynolds. To attend at the Polls of the First Precinct of the Sizth Ward John Atchison, lip Hutchinson, Wiliam Seott, Wm. HL Burdine, Thos. McDonald, Join B Knott, Charles Neilson, Daniel W baling. Geo. W. Offutt. Henry Konig, James W.I:win, Zieh. Olfart, Lewis Marceron, Andrew Hofnagle, Jas McParland, Jobn Gray, James Lyncb Laxen, Geo. H. Morgan, A.J. N a or, Wm H Keilholtz, Jobn M » Thos, Db Coursey, Thos. Winfield Chishelm, D: Mullen, Wm. L. Cook. Phili gett To attend at the Polls of the Second Precinct of the Sixth Ward. A Winp Max.—Last night a German, named Hildebrand, a neatly clad fellow, evidently un- accustomed to riotous and disorderly expeditions behaved in a very outrageous manner in the S Tee , and went so far as to try and force his way into a Masonic Lodge. He was taken fom the lodge to the street, and an officer sent for, when be was taken, with much difticnity, to the guard house. This morning he wax sent to the work- house for sixty days.” His conduct indicated in- sanity, thourh some persons thought it feigned Bistr Panorama. —Remember this beau‘iful exhibition, to-night, ard for the convenience of those who cannot wel! attend at night, there will be an exhibition to-morrow afternoon, doors opening al 25) aud theexh. 34 pom. Do forget to yo and see it. Take t family with you and furnish them a treat not to be met with every day. This Panorama will be exhibited at the times appointed, rain or shine; it makes no postponements Assacit.—Mr. JP. Milburn, Proprietor of the drug store near Willard’s Hotel, was shame- fully assaulted about 11 o'clock last night, as he came out of the building in which he bad rooms, oa Pennaylvania avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets an came up from a crowd that steed on the ewalk, and seizing him by the collar, struck him se severe a blew in the face as to Knock him within the door, whither, however, he was net followed. That vi-inity needs the attention of the guard. A Day at Aruixotox.—The Active Associa- tion of the Western Hose Company and their guests spent yesterday most Pleasantly at Ar- lington. Of course, under such auspices, plea- sure could not lag. ‘The day passed full of all the enjoyments which usually make pic nic par- bes ed He The proprietors left nothing undone dm that cou! inister to the comfort of the party; and when, ax the shades of eveni Zz fell, the throng left the pavilion, it was with the expres- sion of many wishes for another pic nic of the same sort. Fikixc.—Last night there were many volleys of small arms fired in various parts of the city; but no damage kas been done by them, as the object of firing them was, Probably, to make room for new loads. The reper caused some little alarm in quiet neighborhoods. Samuel Harde agle, 1 nek, Ix tuk Crreuirr Covrr, yesterday, the jury in the case of J. Kenan 4. T. Cassel returned a Verdict of one cent. damages for the plaintitr. Wartcn Retorxs.—Harry Williams, Engid, drunk and disorderly ; workhouse for 60 days Frederick Hildebrand, Germany; ; do. Ann Brown, colored, D.C) out after hours; do Twelve lod zers—non-residents. Bexs.—On account of the great success in selling the Commo Sense Patent Prema: ee Hive, the Proprietor has been indueed to remain im this cits two or three days longer, and can seen at the powi, Kast Capitol Groun je4 2t* De. Hosterter’s Bitters have reeeived the Warmest encomiums from the press and people throughout tue Union. Asa valuable tonic for the Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation. and rvens debility, it cannot he approached. new cases of its great eflect are chrom yugh our public jouraals, ‘There is nothing tne enjoyment which the afflicted exper: wen using this valual Wx mult sure and vigo Pp isordered hand the ceanmng of the entire humin,body John H. Barr, James K Wood, Thos. Cha:n- J pion, er, Jas. TF. Bradley, Jona Brow: s hn oled th Michael Connor, Wm. Mooney, Jas aul ts hon ifith, Raward Sbort, Win. st, Geo. W. Jobuson, Jno HS Jas. A French, B. 4 showd recommend it to ali els focommun ipsou, Bran. VT fy. All that wiil be necessory 0 the shep son, Adam W rig’ pare, a ties! of sts healthy ¢ i tsistobuy ® bottie and b Francis Jeukiox, Jilson J. Dove, Chas. Miller. em and be Jr , Jolin McNamee, Stephen McNamee, Jovept Ma-ceron convineed For sale by Drnggists and dealers wenerally every where, jel eit MARRIED, On the 34 instant the Kev. P, Rs; Gurley ia To attend at the Polls of the First Precinct of the Seventh Ward Andrew Ferguson, A. Smedley, J. Manstleld, Jas. Taylor, Thos. Lomax, John Landy, Fletch: er Parceil, Richard Evans, Wi Wise, John Daudiey, Frank Guess, Jobn Lewis, A Dean, E S Allen, John Wise, Geo. Tatsupaugh, George Adams, Jos. Kidwell, Alford Carpenter, George Mattingly, Benj D. Hariison, Thos. Geary, The- odore Wheeler, David Hepburn, Chas C atilis, Henry MK » Wm Cammack, Jr, Wm Bright, Wm. McEifresh, Daniel F. Mockabee To attend at the Polls of the Second Precinct of the Seventh Ward -» Mr. CHARL,| HAIGHT to RA W.STRADLING. both of Phin tote PROOK-BINDERS ‘THREAD.—Jut 1, B 1 pounds Book- Binders’ Tir vat Sse eent end, al per pound. WM. EGAN & . 3.5 Pa. ave , south side, je2 6t bet. 6th and 7th sts, orq Mi ‘O NETTING.—White and Colored wito ening. for sale by VM GAN & SON, G Flood, Wm. Cooper, ico. E Kirk, | jgaee idee ice er ere vcker, bi. F. Carlin, D. B. Clark, Jobu noms = pes = Pettibone, Joun MH. Taylor, Nathaniel Reach, J. MARSELLLES FOR BASQUES, &o— Just W. Martin, Wm. &. Stewart, David N rece.ved, twenty pieces Winte Marseilles, tor 6 Jas. H. Burch, Peter Hept Basques, Capes, &c WM. EGAN & SON Wilt:aut Cumberiand, De 923 1 : ib south sido, Read, Charles Hulseman, Robert Gill, Jno. bet. 6 7th Bradicy, John R Harbaugh. Jobu Sheets, G. Cameron, Joun P. Marphy, Heury C. Hepbura, Gwin Harris, RJ Graham, leaac Mister. Commissions and badges will be furnished each member of the special povice at the polls on M onday morning The special as well as regular police are in- structed to arrest all noisy and turbulent Persons, who may appear ia the streets Jatexicated at any time during the day. They are wot to permit any pers: to appoach the polis bat the voters in regular order ‘The law allows potice officers. whether special or otherwise.to be a-med, botn for their own proteeti “i to euforce obedience to them in the discharge of their duties No other persons can carry Weapons without incurring he a2 tit OWLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL at Hair Store. near 13th #treet. b APPLES, at $1 per doz 1,000 PIN® APPLES SUEY jo 3 tt opposite Brown . ADIES ‘PUCK and all sorts of COMBS at 4 GIBBS’ Hair Store, newr 13th strest,and at his Sales Room under Willards’ Hotel. je3 6m Ft ! OOK IN AT OUR IMMENSE STOCK a Pisuos at No.3 6, b a ae oth sts, - ; es SEVERAL FINE P ANOS, but little used, for ? sale at great bargains, Call and see them. z JOH . ELL _ie3 906 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th 8:5. ANCROFT’S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS- tory of United States, being volume | of the American Revolution, uniform with pigvious vol- y = . altiex, and the Jaw will be rigidly enforced in | "mes. Price $2.29; pusiage a cents. dust roccived. this particular. W.B Macncoes, Mayor. 7 bias by TAYLOR e Macy.” GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Groneztown, June 4, 1858. The following report of the trade upon the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal for the month of May, (so far as the iolls were paid at the Georgetown Collector’s office,) hax been furnished us by the gentlemanly collector, Mr. Hollingsworth, and assistant, Mr. Peck: ‘43 tons, 7,430 bbis.; 87 tons, 1734 bush.; wheat corn 63 93 tons, or mill offal 38. hoop poles, laths, and cement 219 52 Boarv oF ALDERMEN —Adjourned Meeting,— AUCTION SALES. ARD, Auctioncers.3y ENT AT AUCTION.— ORNING, June 5, we will at cf Our auetion rooms, to lobes. stock 1 Hieating Furnace. Terms: A credit of 30 days, for notes satisfactori- terest. ns BARNARD, Aucts, By J, C, MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. OSITIVE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL Bri.v- Orrosize JupiciaRy Squakk.—On AFTERNOON, J ii Lot No. 6 in 49 feet 6% inches on 4th street, streets north, running back 93 feet, opposite Judiciary led for @ residence, ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6. i2 and 18 months, with iaterest, secured by deed of truston J.C. MeGUIRE. Auct, By J.C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABL, Dwe.iing anp WaARsHovusE.—O DAY, the 3d day of June, | shai tion, on the premises at 6 0’clock p. Dwelling and large and ‘5 thereon, with cella: By WALL & BA ndorsed notes. 4 v his accommodati Descending Ti corn meal and chop. 289.12 tuns, or 11,561 bi 34,357; whisky 45.17 tons, 269 bb! 73 tons, 3.878 bush.; lumber, &c, 194.35, 104.350 feet; lime 1,537 barrels; coal 20,149.15 tons; bark 96 S; Wood 26 do; lime stone J a 1,221.48 tons, 45,6 trade 26,246 59 tons. ng Trade—Fish 62.90 tons; 18 95 tons; salt $163 tons, jJaths, &e., 75.45 tons; plaster 413 13 tons—sum total ascendin, making in the aggregate 27 The canal boat M. M. Claggett, reached our cit largest cargo of! THUKSDAY o'clock, on tho premises, | shall se! Square 531, fronting between E'and F it will be aivided juare, and is beautifully lovat oh fe perfect. i »275 perches; 12 bushels—sum total de- the premises. or S46 sacks; lumber, on 193 69 tons; sai ig tonnage 967.01— Capt. Short, yesterday evening with the rain ever brought down the canal, 6,600 bushels of w.eat and corn. by C.F Wenner, FE: consigned toG. Waters and Boyce, The former the corn, and the latter ‘The excursion ef the Geo on Wednesday is conceded nied them to have been one affairs of the kind that ever left onr city. N word was said, or mishap of any kind oce during the day to mar the peace of any one. members of the corps, one and themselves in a manner to elicit universal praise. One ot the most iniuman pieces of brutal crucity toa dumb animal was adog, in the neighborhood of t few evenings ago by p them, are as brutes in quest! with the commudio abstantial Warehouse igibly located, and though ori- xtensive bakery,1s well adapted & large manufactory of any de- ‘The lots have a front running through the squire Taylor & Co. to the purpose of sorption or other business. of 60 feet on Canal st 169 feet 5 inches to Sd tage of a front on both streets. 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 Besides the intrinsie v: erty. it may be added that, being of the contemplated exter sion of offers a fine opportunity for profit: rgetown City Guards by all whe accompa- of the most agreeable ‘he buildings cover alue of this prop within the limite able investment or arties Who, fortunately for The two-legged n took the pvor animal and cov- ered him over with burning fluid, and then set fire to it and let him go. yells of the dog attracted a large number of Pp s After running abont in alinest ee minutes seeking alle- niin flame he Sale positive and without reserve, nee in two equal with interest, se- et _ unknown. payments, at one and two years. cured by deed of trust on the pro} J.C. MeoGUIRE, Auet. “LE IS POSTPONED NOON, June 8th, at The blaze and loud THE ABOVE 2 DNSDAY AFTER Yelock, at the = xens to the street. every direction for s viation frem the tor: into the cellar of Mr. Abbott, on Bridge street, where the humane inmates of the house extin- guished the flame. Those who attended the ladies festival at Pom- t, had a vlorions time of it. nce, sweet chit-chat by the yo.ume, and sunny smiles—don’t talk, they were enough to thaw the frozen heart of the mast cal-- ous, xtoical old bachelor in all creation. a treat, such as ix not often met with in this lower The festival will be continued this evening and no longer. We therefore advise all. g and old, ladies and gentlemen, to be on By ©. W. BOTEL RTED OL PAIN A valuabie collection of fine o: ines, by ancient and modern masters of remarkatile beauty and value, worthy ofa man’s Comprising unquest tonal nd fivest specimens of ancient and modern art ever offered in this country by which *re genuine specimens Sir Martin Arth: rard de Larasse ; H. Vernet; Willi. also some of ti Will be on view whole of Monda: MONDAY EV fion room, Tron Hall, Peni 9th and 10th sis, ‘Terms: Under & Sat Avcrion.— nl Or Paint- pean Hall, last nig ace in any gentle vaxaries in abunda ly someofthe most ublic auction, among by Sir Joshua Rey- ur Shee, RA: Ger- saucret; Willams, of London; London ; Sassaferrato; and American artists— n Saturday evening and the il be sold by anetion on al tig o'clock, at my auc- nsylvanigavenue, between 59 cash ; over $59 credit of 60 and r satisfactorily approved notes, bearing c, W. ROTELER, Au. fl THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON nenee of the rain, to THURSDAY une 34,ar sine hour, W. BOTELER, Anct. 77 THK ABOVE SALE Is FUS THER " of the weather, to THIS There seems to be but v flour market; small wales are making at $1.37a 50 for good Canal superfine brands. Wheat, O5a$1 0S for red, and S$1.0ra8t 15 for white, of Corn, GWa67c. for White aud yel- ery little activity inthe prime qualities. Arrived—Schr. WH. Kemp, C osit, Lumber, to F. Wheatley. '. H. Payton, Sears, of Harile day with a cargo of flour and corn ‘asey, Port De- Packet schoomr y’s Boston tine, NDRIA. Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 1, 1258 The new arrangements on the Alexandri Washington Railroad furnish additional accom- modation to tae travel between Alexandria and the Federal Metropolis. which isc to the accommodating genti id gratifying to the c It would add yet more to the facilities for at romenade concerts at the Presidcni’s and Capito! grounds if the announced arrange- ments in that particular were reversed to meet the change in the concert eveninis now leave Alexandria at 1.10.7, 11.10 a. m5 and 12.10, 2.10, The omnibuses co: leave Seventh street, By WALL & BARN LOT ON TH ESDAY AFTERN( Yelock, in front of the ISLAN D.—On SON, 9th mstant, 1M subdivision of Square 435, fronting 24 h street west and runing back 94 feet to a ‘This lot is ina pleasant neighborhood and Presents a rare chance to secure a good building jot. Terms: ¢ne-third cash; the residue m6 and 12 erest, and sccured ti WALL & BARN By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. HREE-STORY BRICK HOU AND Vacant Lot ADJOINING, 0 ) INTHE FIRST WaRD, AT Auc- SSDAY, the 9th instant, 1 ehail months, with int a deed of tust, jes RDA 5 NFAR THE Cinche, se:l. in front of the premises, al good three-story Brick Hous: conveniently arran, en, the Loton whi ining, being Lot } pataining Aa or iy nd handsome build- Wand part of Lot handsomely situated on the south ween 25th and 25th streets The whole property running hack an average depth of wide alley, has 2 well of excellent walls of a brick builcing is growing in popular favor, and its means portation are largely We hrar that the Ladies’ Hall opened brilliantly Last evening, and omise of being most pleasant and successful » We understand, until Satnr- Festival at Sarepia side of north K. be tle west of the Circle on K street 82 feet, abont 10) feet toa in the yard, and the will not conclude dav evening. The fishing season has enti Fishtowa is relapsing iuto its ord and will so sleep until watermelon season’? Both boards of the City Council were in session last night. engaged up y closed, and ary dullness, One fourth cash: the balance in six, twelve and eight: rr, months, for netes bear ng inte- + to be secured hy a deed of trust upon the prop- the revenue bill . — Plour—no sales reported. Title indisputabie. A deed given and a deed of » market quiet; white, $la i W heat—ofterings goo A. GREEN, Auet. By WALL & BARNARD, A SMALL FARM. SUITABLE TLEMAN’S COUNTRY RESIDENCE OR FOR A Manxer farm, av Averion —On tiHURSDAY A + June 10, at 5 o'clock, we shall sell Premises that beautiful small country place, ng to W. Mclean, Eisq., situated on the old town and Alexandria road, two initles from ning the property of Jas. hirty-two acres put ten acres insist of Anew FOR AGEN- FLERNOOD GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, AL AT UNIO IWN e@ bad continued THis E Auction sale of } cles, &e.. at 9 o'clock. i AX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE. A discount of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the ‘ax of 1858, if paid prior to the Ist July next. All persons in arrears for prev:ous years taxes woulddo tosave themselves expease C.F. SHEKELL, Collector. OR BOSTON —The A | packet schooner Helen Niekerron, has arrive: For freight apply to HA 101 Water street, Georeetow: N HOTEL, ING, commencin - towers Fancy Arti- iy baproyen att tt he improvements and comfortable cottage built Dwelling, new Sta. bles, new Fencing, young Orchard, Vines, bearing P 4 ‘The crops of vegetables now Thereis a Pump @ by the door, a Spring of excel- failing Stream runs through the untry residence for one doing usiness inthe cityitotfers a rare opportunity. It is perl2ctly free f om malarious disewes. One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, and 24 months, with interest. dced of trust t ker. wt ue perfect, Sood and hight frowing will be civen in the sale, of geod Water ci lent water, and ar wel! to call and settle, and mortification. A deed given 6: WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. I A. GREEN. Auctioneer. HAVE rece a large assort Parlor Cl OUK ived, direct from the manufacturers, tent of Kitchen and rnamental IsLann at Avetion —On TU 'Lsell, on the prom p.m. Lot No 4, situate in Square the immediate corner of 8th and | streets south. fronting 60 feet 4 inches on 8th street. and fronting again 5 fect on | street ; making a handsome lot for the erection of a residence and place of business ad ‘Ferns: One. third cash; balance in six and twelve monthe, for notes bearing mterest and to be -ecured HO deed of trust upoa tie prepeity. Title indispu- tal DAY, the ath 8, (none better made) from $1 up J one has been careluliy regu'ated and properly were re Will be sold A Experienced Practica! below the Post Office. Georgetown, pairing in al! its branches, ata smal! profi 1 Watchmaker, OR SALE—A beautiful BUILDING fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and runnin between the residences of Robert Dick improved by a hand - i in front, and has a { the Potomac and Washington at the Cutlery and Hardware NCASTER, Bridge siests rol OR RENT.—A three-sto With basement, o: late residence of he house and lot are larg: having ail the necessary ou tis oue of the must comm: town, and well arranged for comfort and el Apply to BRUOKE » WILLIAMS, ap a. some stone- wal! and iron-railin; By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. commanding view 0 RUSTEb’S SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WHARE. y fa deed of trust from Kobert Schwarze, in luinbus Building Association, datet recorded tn Liber J. A.S. lowing, one of the land re cords for Washington county, in the District of C: Jumbia, the subscriber, as Tr ostee, will sell at pubic auction, on WE DNES remises, Lots 1% and Washington, having a front on south G street ut 49 feet by a depth of 124 feet 6 inches ton 20 y, together with the appurtenances, rights, rivileges and other hereditaments thereunto be nd all the right, title, interest and estate id Robert Schwarze in and to the same. operly im very desirably located for the any other river business, ne third cash, of which patd on the spot; the balance in 6 and with interest,the purchaser to give notes for the secured by a deed o: trust on the the terms be complied with in ve davs from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell (ae property at the risk and cost advertising said re Dl Ws) re ‘A. SCHUCK AG Be. - | favor of the Co} ry BRICK HOUSE, st eet, Goorgetown, the + De Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 anc in complete t-buildings, batna, Aat 6 p.m, tre 3), inthe M. RUPPEL, ‘pace, No. 37. hetween tow! a Nora side 0 Bridge and Canal streets, 6. Snnounces to his patrons that at hi AURANT may be times, the choicest and orvortanent of LI ) most excellent AME in season. deferred puyme at the usual prices, wpste served atal! hours ‘We respectiuliy announce to our blic that we have at last suo- a large quantity of AILES of van- xpressiy to our order, which we be the finest and the largest vari- offered in this market. Il persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by apply ing to us for either o} ennett, Burton XXX adelphia and XX. Hrown Stout and XX All orders by mail ended of the defaniting p Sale three tities in th ma 18-eodkda BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IL 4 public sale, on the lth day of f the late GC. in the County of iam Station O. iroad passes through the afew hundre am ous kinds brewed e: wil guarantee to b that was ever Vi | be offered at June rext, the valuable Fstate on the Rapidam River, fthe following brands, Pale, India Pale, Phil- We also have a fine article of Porter always on hn +or givento our drive be A Union Bottling Depot a beautiful and fertile valley of the fers a rare opportunity to purchasers, 1on, surrounded by good state of eultiv: and a most desirable neigh Land, and has on its Dy Stable, and ail necessury out houses, in W FANCY STOR The subscriber has Removed fram her old stand posite the Post Office, to 7th xtrect, fidesa. just above the corner of Dst.. on hand every variety of penile Siike, Reads, Wors superior qunlity and , fevery decer and Drawings of Patterns of all kin Iestructions in all Embroidering, et, Tapestry and Nettin, . a MRS. LEONORE RUPPERT, place, will be sols al! 8 estate, except the ALIAPERR OL? PALIAPERRO, § Admin'rs, Also, at the same time an the Pereonal Property of o plion executed, ais attewled to: Knitting, Crotoh- LTH RESTORER The Life of the Flesh is inthe Blood.” When the Blood becomes v: weak, the flesh loses its vitality. the skin becomes yellow aud patlid. the Liver di and Indigestion follow: ness eommencer, and | HARTSHORNE’S OR SARSAPA Acts upon ths Blood, Live arting new Vigor and tone to a const ed hy disease from an: ples and xil skin eruptions; arouses the pliysicnl powers of both sexes, giv a cheek, and makes ene joyou medicinal in its effects, e articulariy adapted to Female Plants, which in their Very nature are exhar and defilitating, For Dropsy. or dropst is, or Kidney and Bla der aitsctions. tacts harm. Quart bottles $1, swuall bottles 50 vents. , son, Clarke, Waite, Kid- ord, Washing-~ itated, impare, cr too wordered, Dy spepaia the Spirits droop, Nervous ,ife becomes a burden. LTH KRESTORER, A CORDIAL, mach and Bowels, to bear upon the Admi: Ww to despatch the U.S. line of battle sh mato the Gulfof Mexico, {tis arid that dore Stewart isto assume command, and t Pi vate stores of cabin a d ward room, messes, laciud- ig “wreck whisky, by ip Pennsyiva- ave been ‘already ordered S new Wine and Spirit bloom to the and happy. T it is & perfect cord. DK. O. PHELPS BROWN, Tux GREAT Cures or Consumpr, for several years so bacily afflicted by dy that fora part of the time he was enfin He was eventually cured by a preacription him bya young clairvoyant girl. This ton, given him by a mere cluld, while io a has cured everybody who has taken failed once. Its equally as sure pepsia. The ingredients rug store. | will send this valusbie prescription to any person on the receipt of yy omg to pay postage. Seid by Stott, MePpr e & Lawrenos, Dr. Culver, aud L ton City, Cisceil & Kidwell, Georg: 9-5 it, never hav: in cases of Fits as of may be found in any JADAM C. PRIBRAM will openo: ‘ id assortment ef SUM . to the lowest price. call at No. 277 on the Pe, avenue, on the south side, between 10th and. LPS BROWN, LAN» WARRANTS LOCATED. % ie ned intending to make a journey on Kansas, Nebraska, Harp Instruct “s New Harp vernon the same terms as Py business” throngh Missouri, Minnesota, will locate | reasonibie Lerms,and guaranty chase to he good f the ovuntry. next, and im in the meantime ‘ay lor’s. Ne. All od . i] “rpg por bers to Hon. Alex. H, pest linlan Harp Strings at Harps Strung and put into ord 2 se by sending them on to Now Yor He wilileave may be found “ Washington House KNABE & GAEL. and a Hallet, Dai used, fur sale at great. mals , Rittenhouse, sone ‘and Richard M, Young. KERING, uno, bat ints 36, between 9th “AUCTION SALES. Pi a TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. SS On OR NIG. By J. C. McGUIRF, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE or WIERMAN'S LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S Sur GAITERS AND ‘or s.— The undersigned having left over from inst lot of superior Gaiters aud Shoes, of va. lor Indies’ and children’s wear, to make room for an entire new assortmen' t for saie, 8: the Auction Rooms of Jas. C. rev 2d floor,)on MONDAY AFTERNOON, t. at 1 o'clock, anid lot of goods. lor quality of the work sold by the un- so weil known by the Indies of Wash. e deems it ‘Unnecessary Lo sy Anything in commendation, crcopt that they are the same uality of goods that he been sefling from day to day for the inet hive years, and he will wareet eet oo to — pure’ 88 being the very best he ins ever sold. As the lot embraces about 20 pairs of various a — operate is afforded to be suited in siz°s: style. Terms cash. CHAS. WEIRMAN, ma 27-3t JAS. C. MouLIRE, Anct. D7 THEABOVESALEIS UNAVOIDABLY peninoned til FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June ith, wu fold NOUrand Pie, MoGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREE oneer. WASHINGTON HA RESTAURANT at Avction.—On FRIDAY, June 4.at4p_m., 1 shal! proceed to sell, on account of whom it mas concern, the good will ard fixtures of the above well koown Restaurant, situated on the corner of 6th st. and Pa avenue. Asthe house will be kept open uatil the day of sa'e. st will be in order for the pur chaser to continue the business on the day after the sale. Persors dixposed to purchase may receive all necessary information on the premises between this and the day of sale. ferms easy and made known at the sale, ma Btedts A. GREEN, Auet. By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Ss NDID INVOICE OF SILVER PLatEp 8 Wargat Avetion.—On FRIDAY AFTER- NOON, June 4, at 40’ ock, on the second floor of the auction rooms, I shall se!l, without reserve, a large and vajuatie mvoioe of Silver-plated Goods, celebrated manufaeturer in Philadelphia, ising — Assorted patterns and styles of Tenand Coffee sets, ns. Kettles, z hers. Waiters, C: s. Vesetabie, Oyster, C gard Butter Dishes, Cake Baskets. Prost Stands Gard rece.vers. Jewel Holders, Salt Stands, Bouquet Holders. Goblets, Wine Cup Communion Se: es, Spoons. Corks, Knives, &e, ‘The whole forming one of the most altractive sales ever inade in this erty The goods will be on ex hibition on the morning of the sale. Terms: $40 and under. cash: over that sum, a credit of 3), 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily notes, bearing interest. je2-d J.C. McGUIRE. Ant. By C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Anctioneers. UBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND O » Sir- UATE NEAR THE SMitHeoNtan INetiteTioN.— On FRIDAY, the 4th day of June, 158, at 4 o’c'ock. We shall offer for sale, on the premises, to the nghest bidder, Lot A, of original lots 12 and. 13, in Square numbered 383, conti fortable three story Frame E st manner. havi: g ten co: venient rooms, R subs‘antial curriage and wood house in the’ ‘This property is near the Smithson an Instit and in a healthy neighborhood, with goc some water not 2) yards from the door. This is an excellent opportunity toa person desiring a cheap and god house. Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months, secured by deed of trust on the prem: Ail conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, se 2 St* C. RR. L. CROWN & CO. Anets. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, TIQUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN “Frnxirene, K vTATOES, W Key. Wise, Faminy KIGE AND Horse. SATURDAY MOKNI the Sth instang, Fi sell, in front 1, corner of 7th Hair, Cou Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows. A good jot of Kitchen Furniture, 3 bushels of fine Seed Potuves, am feet % Black Walnut Boards, 10 barreis of fine Whisky, 5 do Port and other Wines. ALso, A first rate Family Horse and Carriage, sold for no fault whatever, the owner having ne further use jor it. Terins cash, je3-d ka ge ec urpiture, su Mahosen iebeard and Bureaus Wardrob ks, Centre and Side Tables, Bedstead: ‘ha nbsand Washstands, nand Shuck Mattresses, By WALL & BARNARD. Auety ORSES AND MULES AT AL SATURDAY MORNING, at ii o'cle will seli, in front of our store,one brown inule avd gne den Mule, excellent work mules and sold for no fault Also, one sorrel Horse, a superior animal : works well iuany kind of iiwroess ; is a hret-rato saddie- horse This horse is parfectls sound, ta sold foray fault, has always been in the country inone persen arranted to svit for eny kind of work. fuperior etyle. WALL & BARNARD, Auet: By WALL & BAK NARD, Ano ieneers LE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIES aT —Oa TUESDAY MORNING, Jane lock, we will sell. in front of our auc- tion rooms. a stock of prime Family Groceries, L'quors, Cigars, &o., suchas— 25 barreis Crushed and frown Sugars, Chests fine Green and Black Teas, Boxes 3} ‘hemical, and Olive Sonps, Macaroni,and Vermicelli, e, Pear! Starch, Sardines. ivass-bound Buckets, boxes Mustard, Barre's New Herring. Cigars and ‘Yotacco, different brands, Brandies, Whiekeys. and other Liquors, in barrels, demijohns and bo'ties, Yith many etner goods in the Grocery line, all of which wil! be sold without reserve. Terme: All sums under $30.cash; over thatamount acredit of gv aud 6% days for notes satisfactorily endorsed. . 7 ma 23-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, ire THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, is the weather, until SATURDAY te instan' FUTURE DAYS By WALL & BARNARD, Auct oneers. UNS IDED SQUARE AT AUCTION—On FRIDAY A-‘FERNOON, Uth instant ©’elock, in front of our auction room, corner and Ps. avenue, we will seli the whvle of Square No. 156, containingy!00.000 square feet. ‘The zquare 1s between 16:h and i?th streets west, a don ew Hampshire avenue, is enclosed with a new and sub- stantial fenge, And otfers rare inducements for spec ulation, ‘She Square will be sold whole er divided. Terms liberal. ie S-ts WALL & BARNARD. Ancets. By A. GREEN, auctioneer OUSEHOLD AND K Fornttere AT AUC Jn TUESDAY, the 8tn instant, 8t 10 o*clock a. m.. I shal! sell, at the residence of J. B. Oliver, Bs: ». 457 lth, between F and G sts, north, an exceilent assortment of Furniture, v Mahegany Sofas, Castor Arm, Rocking and Parlor Chatrs, Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables, and Wash Closets, : Mahogany Dressing and other Bnresus and Stands. Large Gilt-frame Frene’ Piute Mirror, Wainut Extensi eds, Carpets, Venetian Blinds and Shades, Cooking other Stoves, With a good let of Kitch- eu Requisites, And mary other articles which we deem unnecessa- ry to enumerate, Terms: Under $25 cash; over $254 credit of 60 and % days, for notes satisfactorily endursed, bear- ing interest. je2d A. GRE) By BARNARD & BUCK orzetown. POUR SALE—Five Varvarre Buitor OTR ITs OF GroneeTowN.—We will lat pul retion.on TURSDAY, the 8tn of June, at 5 ook pin, five valu: ts, helong- ing, to the estate of Brooke Willi jec’d, situated ou Congress oad streets, ‘These iots are among the bandsomest ever offered im this place; fine size, The platen Le seen before day of sale at Barnard & Buckes’s auction store, and on the cround on the day of save, Wve would recommend these lots to those persons desiring to lucate u the Heights, as an epporta- tity like tins seide Terms: Une fifth in cash: balancs in equal annnal instalments, pryntie inl, 2,3,end 4 years, with 1 Gest. A deed givenand a deed of trust taxen te cure deferred payrnents. masa BARNAKD & BUCKEKY. Aiets. virtue of a writ of hen law, wed from tc the Dis Dimng Tab “eat 1, i shall expose public anie tor #, in front of the Court house door of said coun SDAY, the tn day of May ne ck,m.. the folowing deseribed property dant’s right. title, claim, and inte 1 toa certain Brick ing erected ou in Square No, 732, in the erty of Wash igtoa, 2. C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, and runing baek the whole depth of suid Lot, seized and levied upon he property of John H. Peters, and will be si _ > bear a No. 152, to May term, 1858, in faver of Jo! urdy. eM. SELDEN, 4p 30-ts ~ Marsbal for the Distriot of Columbia. id" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED inc msequence of the rain, until TUBSDAY next the Lat ol June, sume hour and pine ma 25 for cho Coiwmtna, “THE ABOVE SALE IS) FURTHER Postponed antl TUESDAY next, the 8th instant, same hour and p'ace W. SELDE s 1 for District of RNARD, Auctioners. f A GOOD MARKET a) M Corrace Resin ACK. —On M.. on Tthday of J the premts ty Res- idence. adjomuug ughs, and 2 OrReLOWwN [Se gle rarde failing springs, ever Iv waterc With never sosed, and having nearly ely of fruit porteining to market gar 4 as apple, per, peach, apprieat, ch rrv. &e Andalso, Well set in beautiful crop of el-ver and tinethy, neer! scythe. Tie cottage is plain, bat comfortable, with Srooms and cellar. Also. a‘terant’s house, with other nenessary out-buildings. ‘The locality is fa- Verable fors neighborhood store, which, 1f avatied of, would add to the comforts and profit. of the pace. Should it be required by bidders, the piace will be offered in two divisions of about’ and 7acres cach, there being water and house tu each division. The s of salo will be one-fourth im cash, the residue in payments of 6, 12, and 18 months, nd ith A. SOMERVILL, je l-ts wae ARS 3D Aucts. interest, Te title is perfe TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. _—_—————— ee Latest frem New Orleans. New Ortrans, June 3—10 p. m—Up to this hour there has been no collixion the municipal anthorities and the vigilance commit- tee. Both parties are engaged in making barri- cades of cotton June 1 —The Mayor's forces are unorganized. but the vigilance committee well and drilled = Major Dencan, late of the U. 8. army, commands them. Beth parties are nak preparations, and the crisis is expected Later from Havane—Arrest ef a British Naval Officer. New Yor, Jone 1 —The steamer Black War- rior, from Havana on the oe ag this morn- 1 ars were active rm. wlish officer who was so conspicuous tn bearding American vessels pla peyey than og la Geande, bas been arrested and sent to [The dispatch does not state whether the arrest was made in consequence of complaints by the American or Spanish authorites.—Rar } Synod of the R formed Dutch Church. Newara,N J., June2.—The annual synod of the Reformed Dutch Church of Nerth America commenced its session in th scity this morning. About one hundred delegates from the Middle and Western States were present. The session was occupied this morning in electing officers, Rev. Dr. Demarest being tlected President, and Rev. Dr Lee, addresser” The synod will remain in session about ten days Baitumere Markets Bartivore, Jane 4 —Floar is quiet. Howard street and Ohio. $4 ; City Mills nominally at $1. Wheat is dull and ek Ted %ai 02 ; white, gord to prime $1 05981 1 Corn is active and firm; white 66208:., yellow be , mixed 63066 . Provisions are @rmer in o uence of a bet- ter demand. Lard steady at l0wall Whisky fs doll at 20ya2ic. J New York Markets. New Yorn Jone 4 —Flour is decline of 5c. on South: State 83. 5 Fi 398k W hea! Spring & ™m. except @ sales of 9,50) barrels; Obio $1 2a®4 50; Southern firm; sales of 35.000 Lushels; Chicago 7; Milwaukie Club t7\a%c. Corn sales of 10,000 busheis; mixed 602 tec : White 71a76e ; 1 e'low 7xaNOe. Pork is quiet, p ime S1a814 20 Lard is heavy. Whisky is dull, at 21 yall ye. New Yo v and dali. Chicago and Rock Island %; Llinois Central shares $9; do. bonds 874; La Cress and Milwaukie 6) ;' Michigan Southern 2%; Nw York Central ~i'5; Reading 44%; Milwankle and Mississippi -6; Virginia 6's 93; Missouri 6's ena. 4 merling exchange is dull at 109%; . | N ARSHAL’S & i of her: fn the Ciron t Court of Distr County of Washington, and to me expose to public sale, fur Ca Court-House door of raid Cor ints. on F the 18th day of June, 185%, at 12 o’elcck m., jowing described property, to wit: All d: nicht, title, claim, and intorest im and to part of res vation No 1, begmping for the same inthe east ie ta raat where the «ame 6 mter- c north tne of an alley 7 feet 11 mches 1 pening tuto seid 4's street, and roaming thense the said east line of sard street north 22 thenee erst *5 fort, thence south a feet to alley, and thence with the same wost 55 street aud pe of beginaing, together singular the ed upon Bs the tLinms, and will be to #at- z io. dl. $2. 3 and 34. to October term, 1838, vor we Stribling. me! owe! W. SELDEN, Marabal ma 25 dts for the District of Columbia, N ARSIAL’S SALE. virtoe of a writ L of fer: froms, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Co- lumbia for the County of Washington, and to me direc ed, I ehall expose to pablie sale, for Cash, im of the Court How oor of said connty, on TH “hag el the ith Gey of Jane, 1008, at R 4 m., the jowing desorih d property, to wi defeudant’s right, title, clam, and interest Lot« Nos. i 2, in Square 513, Warhington, D. C.. together with ail and the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon ae the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 498, to May term, 1858, in favor Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Co, W. SELDEN, _mn24-its Marginal for the Distriet of Columbia. B. N, Auctionecr, TPRUSTE + VALUABLE HOUSE anp Lot TREET aT AUCTION.—By N_ 137! virtue of a dee’ of trust, bearing date October 24, 1651, and recorded in the land records of Wa: ~~ ton ounty, D.C., in Liber J. A. 8. No. %, folio 41: &c..and of other authority conferred on him, the underay trustee will sell at public auction, on TUESDA . #58, at 6 O clock p.m., on the . 2. of the subtivision of original ee 24and 25 in Square No. 252, in the ety © ashington. Thus lot us situated on 13th street, between G and HL, and is improved by 5 hardsome three-story briok Deelting (No. #7 13th street.) contaming 9 rooms. cas. fixtures, &c , with a brick xtxble in the rear of said dwet ing, Sale positive «nd without reserve. Terms made known at the tune of sale, J. T. STEVENS, Trustee, “4 A. GR N. Auct HAMMACK & B - just received & lot of SEN TURTLE. and will serve daily uots! further notice. Families supel with Steaks and Soup evers day trom 1° eecl-ch a.m. uatlS p.m 4 Se and Hard Crabs. with every deliexey that the Southern and stern market osneflord. = No 24and 26 Pa.avenue, above Willards’ Ho- ma B-1w TONE CARRIAGE STEPS CAN BE HAD Ss at the Ma bie Yard, corner l2th end & streets, cheaper than elsewhere. i J. RUTHERFORD, Southerst corner 12th and E ete N. B.—Mantels, Monuments, &c, siways on mad ectm CHARLES MATTONI Guass ENGRAVER AN DESIGNER, ™mporter o! WIAN GLASS AND CHINA, MILK STREET, Boston. Washington City, with samples of isitely tie by ported inte the United States— Vases, es, Card Receivers, Toilet Sets, Co aria yg Cham — Table whi! e will engrave order. able goods will he opened To-morrow After noon for exhibition and sale at the Ap theeary Store of Dr. C. P. Culver, Ps. avenue, corner of I The pub ic are mvited to imspe tthem. They will be vd to embrace m xt wonderful xpecimens of ee skill and artistic taste and ge je Bt JEW ARRANGEMENT! “GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. c. To F NIA, TENNESSEE, vO 1A, ALABAMA. MizsIssiP) LOUISIANA, AKKAN and TEXAS, ROUGH TICKETS can b> obtained at the GREAT. SOUTHWESTERN RAIL KOAD OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street, between Browus’ and the National Hotels, Washington ' ity, or at the office of the Orangeand Alexandria Ralroad, at Al-xandria, TO Richmond, Danville, Lynchburg, Bristol, Kuorrilie, Datton, Atlanta, Chattanoogn, Nasheille, Huntsville, Grand Junction, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans, y acd continuons railway connec By adirect route, aud comiinnens Affording greater Expedition and Comfort and being 300 mules shorter than by any other route, ugh Tick old to all the above points. vat George Page eaves the foot jock p.m., and the Train leaves le ial te ok. cate eee TAMES A. EVANS, Agent. je3 Washington City, D.C. QQ EMER ELS NOVELTY MILLS FAMI- a tle. jeans and Obio Family and Extra *LOUR, on balls White and Red MERCER POTA- TOES. 2,3" lis. Fresh Roll and Packed BUTTER. 101 prime LARD. Nye’s Terre Haute and Virginia HAMS, S fails DATES. Just received and fr ale by or WILSON & BARR, Wholesale Produce er je2-3t* 495 9th street, near 1. OR SALE —A likely COLORED GIRL, about 20 years of age: strong and. healthy. Sie i'n plain cook and a rood washer and Troner, and house nervant. She is alse : meat peneuerene A Rolerense, "THOMAS. J. FISHER Motuir Botion Store. ie WORTHY OF NOTICE. opie of We take pleasure in sunourcing to the people « nding country, that our stock ne OSV MADE, CLOTHING, consisting of YY outh’s, and A is manshi wiy,ead at prices: ant to every par ‘» leave no doubt on the minds of those we soit # call at Odeon Hail, corner of 4); and Pa. avenue, befure Cnepweeega gee antin- most tod fied that we can please or tacts of tees yo 10". fis je2-4t (States& Intel. y 1ANOS FOR CASH, and having acronis im the business, |'can, twill, J do seil cheaper than any Penance in ity. % JOHN F. ELLIS. aay On eeeree lath ate. Boeek-Binvine AND PAPER-RULING BY GOFF & THOM. sn Southeast oorner of EXEu ed otremte,