Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1858, Page 3

is ALExanDRia.—Mr. Geo. FE. French, in Alexandria, will receive and promptly forward acivertisements intended for The Star Those in Alexandria destring to avail themselves of its immense circulation to bring their boxiness, wouts or other requirements tothe noviwe Of the public had better call at his period- teal dep: Tax Mavorant To My Fellow-Citizens telligencer of this moraing munications, over the natures respectively of * Another Old Whig* and “An Oid Democrat,” Whereia allusions are made to the state of my e¢counts as late Marsbal of this District, and au er is made by these eleventh hourtraduce s to make it appear that I ama defauiter to the Gov- erament. I have now, as you well know, been ont of of- fice over five years, with means abundant to sat- isfy any claim of the Government; and if there be any such. as is now covertly sougbt to be used in the approaching municipal controversy,why bave the office. s of the ‘Treasury permitted ti to remain unsettled for this long period ? The courts of law are open to the Government, whick bas my official bond, as well as my private Means, whence they can obtain satisfaction for J observe in the tn- two anonymous com- any claim against me; and to which a resort is cordially ed. espectfully, June 5, 1858. Ricwarp WaLtacn. Tue Potice PreraRatioxs vor tHE ELec- Tion.—Among those named by the Mayor for ser- vice om the special police ou Monday next are many well known citizens of as much weight of ebaracter 38 any others in the Federal Metropolis, whose presence at the polls, wearin badges des- ieuating their functions, cannot fail to have due influence in Tepressi: g any spirit of violence that might otherwise manifest itself then and there, as rampant as it is at this time. in our most crowded thoroughfares even, by day as well os by night. One has bat to along Pennsy! # avenue from Third to Ninth street, at any pe: riod between 10 a. m and Wp m to compre- bend the fact that there are crowds of vicient Men, strangers to more th nine-tenths of our population, now bere, heavity armed, and ready Ltheelection if they be not checked, ainly will be on their first demonstra- tion to that end dent writes us that last night, hear- utehing upon the wall of his house, be aised the w and found a considerable gang engaged in scratching down, with some shai p instrument, au election handvill. On perceiving him they salated him with oaths, impreeations and threats that if they found another such P on his premises, they would tear his honse down also, over the heads of himself and family. New we have no idea whatever, that with the arrange- ments already made to preserve the public peace on Monday next, such villains will dare. on that Secasion, and in open daylight, to interfere with the exercise of the fre-man’s right at any poll of this Federal Metropolis. The occurrence, bow- ever, aptly illustrates the spirit that is rampant just now among the lawless fn our midst, few of whom bave any substantial identitication what- ever with our city. Reviciovs —The evening prayer meetings are continued with every evidence of the deep and abiding interest which the revivals have excited in the public mind elsewhere. Yesterday afternoon there was a goodly assem- blage of persons of both sexes at the Second Presbyterian (Eekhart’s) Church, and the meet- ing was characterized by good order and serious attention on the part of all present. The exer- cises were presided over by Rev. Mr. Kingsford, assisted by Rev J.C Smith, Dr. Gurley and brothers Keauedy and Jobuson. Dr. Garley made a few remarks suggested by the following qnestions : Ama Christian *? **Am Ia grow ng Christian?” and ** Am Ja useful Cinristian b were listened to with great and united at- by the congregation Several heart-stirring petitions were addressed to the throne of Divine Grace by the Clergy and lay brethren Among the subjects of earnest and tearful eon on the occasion was the unfortanate Jas vwers. shortly to be bung for the Lutz j der of The disturbed state of the publ mind on to the national diflerences between nited States and Engiand were also the ject of prayer to God. the reverend peti- T praying that national agzresxions might crase and that universal peace might be restored among the nations At the English Lutheran church, corner of Eleventh aad Hi streets, there was a large con- Kregation present, and the exercises were of more than ordinary iaterest. Rev. Mr ranberry pre- sided, and was assisted by several of the clergy and lay brethren. An universal int rest was mant- fested ir the devotions of the occasion; und many a tearful eye and heaving bosom evinced the —— that was being made by pious words from holy men in relation to the calls of the Holy Spirit on sinful souls. Centre Masxer.—The market space was thoroughly occupied this morning. Quite a large number of country dealers, in addition to the regular city dealers, appearing at the stands. The supply was plentiful and of excellent ‘The light show- bour, tended to make unpleasant; bot, alto- ‘The quality. and sales were brisk eos, which began at an ea 4 nyt et Kether, (bere was little cause of compiaint. prices were about as follows : Beef, fresh, prib. 44i5) Apples, pk. Salt Do + al) Dried do... Pork. . + Wale) Roll butter. Jowls .. Dried beef. Chickens, pr pa Irish potatoes, pk. Hermud: : Salo, Nai8) Sp - #S1) Radishes, bane Mutton. + Wal2| Phila priat do Lamb, Pal. 5\ Cheese... "W Weal .5c52 Wales |Rbubarb bu Sausage, prib.... 42, Ontons.........06 Lard + 12s Strawberries prgt 1 Beef ton + Satz Tomatoes, pr doz. Macon, ham + Wald Sides... - 13 Shoniders. + Salt ear, prubl.. vettuce, per head. Corn, shelled . Shad, per pair.... 37a50 Beans, pr bush Sw) Herring, bunch., Isa20 Rye,prbush...... 75'Perch. per bunch. 37 45 Taylors prbunch. — 25 75 Rock, per bunch. 25a37 25; do. large.....$1al.0 4@n60| Stargeon, per ib.. 6 16/Sea bass per lo .. Gal Jo| Halibut, per lb... 12 Tur Potts —The places for the reception of Votes during the approaching municipal election are as follows: First Ward —First Precinct, I street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth. ‘Second Precinct, corner Twenty-first and H streets Second Ward.—First Precinct, corner Massa- clLusettx avenue and Twelfih street. Second Pre- cinet. corner Twelfth and F streets Third Ward —First Precinct, eorner Seventh and M streets. Second Precinet, corner Ninth a streets b Ward —Pirst Preei between Fourth and Fifth streets. i, west wing of City Hall. —First Precinet, corner A street . Second Precinct, er D street south and Third east. Sixth Ward —Pirst Precinct, corner G street south and Seventh east. Second Precinct, Ana- © slid eine house Meveuth Ward.—First Precinct, Four-and-a- Laif street, near Virginia avenue. Second Pre- valf street, belween B Downend —Abont a week ago, aman named Peter Cedora, who resides on K street. between tad-a-half and Sixth streets, on the Island, pied (0 cross the Potomac from a point opposite the fvot of S-venth street, ina anor. On the succeeding day, the canoe near! smal ‘Was found floating ju the river, but nothing had since been heard of Cadora until last evening, aboot 5 o'clock, when his body was observed if im the water by passengers on board the f Tuomas Collyer Several parties went out in boats to recover the remains, but we did not bear with what success The deceased is said to have been « man of intempeiate habits, and Lad been indulging pretty freely before start- j Keang on the rash exploit which terminated so fatally. He is represented to have come from Baltimore, and leaves a widow in almost desti- circumstances. — Aume Discoveren.— Yesterday information was given byan old and respectable colored man, named Nugent, that several muskets had been created ia bis house The police oflicers were seul for, and they proceeded to the bouse and took them. The old man’s reputation has always been that of a pious and orderiy person, and will not sutter by this circumstance. The guns, it ts supposed. were placed there by an unruly son without bis knowledge Rear Estatx —Yesterday, the following city Property was sofd by J.C MeGuire, anctionee + dot Is. insquae 6 ,to W. Drake, for Myc. per foot; small frame house on Eivhth street, be tween P and Q streets, to Chas. Brown, for S700 By A. Greet, auctioneer: Lot ®, in square 569, iS feet frout ea b street, aud ranning back JM fet, with improvements consistiny ef two-stor frame house, to J. W. Hoover, for #875. 7 Tux Youns Carnotics’ Friexp Society of Washington are making arrangements for their anouai pleasure exeucsion, which will take place on Monday, June 2ist. The excursion adver- tived in our columns for Thursday next isthat of the Alexandria Society, having the same name os the one in Washington, Tae Waten-Tax Quxstion.— To the Editor of the Star: A tax of twenty-five cents on the hundred dol- lars, onall property indiscriminately, for the pur- Pose of distributing the water, would be no more unjust than the issue of stock for the tedemption of which the credit of the city, and consequently all city property indiscriminately, is pie . The only way to prevent Munepoly of any kind Would be to lay the water pipes as pavements are ‘aid—by an assessment on the property benefited by them. Whatever may be the condition of other cities as to their receipts for water, their general financial condition is not such as to make their practice ef borrowing for every extra ex- diture worthy of imitation. They are ali urtbened with large debte, for the interest on which they are heavily taxed. And it is not to be doubted that bad they laid 4 small additional tax for every improvement, though it might bear heavily for a time, they would now searcely feel their burtbens; and where the improvement was one that yielded an income, they could apply that to making other improvements, instead paying it to capitalists. The writer of this readily concedes that those who propose to borrow $250,000 have a full sup- ply of the article with which a certain place is said to be paved ; for himself was amongst those who approved of the million loan, the leavings of which now forms the greater part of our funded debt. That measure was adopted by men of prudence and patriotism, and who, ; rovious to that time, and since, have been active and efficient jo pte ahi undertaking that they sup- posed would benefit the city; and it is on that account he fears the consequences of a like pro- cedure now. Public bedies are sometimes bad managers in financial matters. Our Councils, some few years ago endorsed the bonds of a railroad company for sixty thousand dollars, without other security than the road itself, in case it proved to be an unprofitable concern. Would any private capi- talist lend money on an article that could not be used, and of course, would yield no profit. Yet the gentiemen who did this were patriotic and well-intentioned citizens. Girard Marsnat’s Notice. —Notice respecting the City Election on Monday nert.—t think proper to state that there has been placed under my con- trol a special armed force, consisting of eighty volunteer troopers, who. early on Monday morn- ing, will able at the public jail, and be ad ready, if need be, to act in concert ati With the City Authorities and i i disturbances, Several troopers will attend, unarmed, each prectnet, aud be ready to repair to the public jail or the main body of the cavalry on any appear- ance of an outbreak It is hoped that nothing may occur to menace the voters and to restrain them in the lawful right to vote as they think proper. But, to preserve the reign of law and justice in the Federal Me- tropolix, force to any extent will, without resacd to consequences, be freely exerted against dis- turbers uf the public peace. Wh. SELDEN, Marshal oi the District of Columbia. ‘Tne PaRTING SatcTation.— ‘ Let's not unman each other—part at once : All farewells should be sudden, when forever ; Else they make an eternity of moments, And clog the last sad sands of life with tears ° Thus sung Byron; and in order not to mar the beauty of the quotiion, Pbilbrick will simply say that he tiads it necessary to part with bis old friends. He trusts that, rain or shia , they w I! all call and get some token of bis :eza d during this his last day in the Federal Metropoli«. ‘To those who may be unable to call, he will now say, Farewell § tt Axmory Broxex Ores —The armory of the Washington Light Infantry was broken open on Thursday night, and it is supposed some muske were taken therefrom. A note trom the captain of the corps informs us that the curient reports have greatly exaggerated the matter. He says, ‘Sif any muskets have been taken, they are few ‘The company will meet to-niglt, toascerta'n this fact,and ar anze to have a gua d over their prop- erty uatil the election is over.’? Tne BoneMtan GLass Ware.—Mr. Mattoni, We understand, leaves this city by the middle of next week. Citizens and strangers desiring speci- mens of his beantiful wares had better call on hiw at once, at Culver’s apethecary store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street. Hix skill in engraving them to order is wonderful indeed. A CRisk —Last night the gable end of an un- finished brick dwelling on Third street, south of the Canal, fell down, crushtag the interior work of the building, aud doi rious damage to the owners of the property. There having been some disorderly demoustrations near that neiglbor- hood recently, the occurrence caused considera- ble alarm. Larceny.—Yesterday oflicer King arrested Jo- hannah Hornesberry, colored, for stealing a lot ofclothing from Mrs. Berkley, by whom she was employed as a servant. A portion of the sto- len goods were recovered, and the girl was sent to jail for court, by Justice Doan. a es Po.icr Rerort.—The report of the police offi- cers for the week ending May 29th, was as fol- lows: First Ward, 6 cases; Second Ward, 10; Third Ward Fourth Ward, 15; Fifth Ward 13; Sixth Ward, §; Seventh Ward, —. Total, 75 cases. ‘Tug Circuit Covxr yesterday closed vp the jury business of the term, and the jurors were finally discharged. To-day, the Couit went into the consideration of chancery business. MILigs in want of yood rooms and board will do well to notice sdvertisemeat of “Lawson House,’’ in to-day’s Sta Warten Retugns.—The only case on the trial docket was John J. Harley. Pa; drunk and dis- oderly; dismissed. Four lodgers—non-resi- dents Bexs.—On account of the great success in selling on Sense Patent Premium ee Hive, the rietor has been induced to remain thee days longer, and can be poul, East Capitol Grounds. De. Hostetter’s Birtexs have received the Warmest encomiums from the press and people throughout the Union. Asa valuabie tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatnience, Constipation. and general nervous debility, it cannot be approached. Every day new cases of its great elfect are chrom oled through our public journals. ‘Phere is nothing equal to the enjoyment whch the afflicted expert ene D using this valuabe specrfic. tts wild tone, its sure and viz stomach, and the c.ea: shoud recommend it to al: classes of our communi ty. All that wi'l be necessory to convince the — tical ots healthy effects is to buy a bottie and convinces For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every- where. sel evst Pensigs.—Those iu want of Pennies, for chanze, can always obtain them on application at the coun ter of the Star Ofiice, tf SpeetaL Norics.—For Perfumed Bioath White Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use * Balin of 100 Plowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair ure “ Woodland Cream,” a new pomade ; It causes gen- tiemen’s hair to cari beautifully. Price 50 cents each, W.v. Fereiver & Co., Proprietors, New York, Wholesaie and Retail Arents for Washington, Tartow & Maury, Booksellers, between 9th and With at.. venue. nit ne ae MARRIED, On tue 3d iastant. by she Rev. Mr. Greer, Mr. ALFRED PENNING TON, of Baltimore county, Md ,to Miss RLIZABETH M. SANDERSON, f this eity. a *" Baltimore papers please copy,) On Friday, the 4th instant, ROSE M., the youn est ds le A dorsi A, Clements, aged 3 yea A Moutles mn me “Phe friends wi the Fimity are requested to. attend her funeral « u Saturday, the 5h, at 3 o’clock, from the residence of her father, capitol Hill. ik, AND TH F a I beg !eave vory respectfully to call your atten’ to, the lareest, Rso.tment of TRUNKS CAKPET-8AGS, BONNET BOXES, AND VALISES in the District of Colum bia all of which will be eold at ver, reduced price: cost mot moticed. Give mea call before purchasing e@ sewhere, as | am Satormines fo sell. sawW’L P HOO Boot, ma 27 Wt TPO CITIZENS AND STRANGE j ING THE CITY.—I woald offer a rze and well-selected stock of ‘Trunks, ‘Traveling Bags and Valises of ail style ‘ and qua ities. Also, a superior stuck of rie and umwer Clothing for gentl-imen’s and youths’ wear, A t variety o; geuts’ Parniabing wane § dw No. 570 Pa. av.. under Brownw’ Hotel, 4 COFFRE!—JAVA COFFEE !!—A fall supply of genuine Dit Goverenent Java Coffee ed tod =i ir ate KING & BURCHELL, maa corner Vermant ave. and 15th = Woktay OF NOTICE. ‘ Ww. fake vlessuce in ppooarciag to the people sf rot and surrounding country. ti ir eto! tye Base MADE CLOTHING, consiatinn « " Garments, is superior any ever before ollered satisfactory to every pur- chaser. no doubt on the minds of those wnacquatmted wath this well-know ‘shment. We so.10it 8 call at m Hall, corer of 4% aud Pa, avenue, before parchesine elsewhere, LJ fied that we can please Wher jean ( 2] het. dt eatig~ the most fastid- NFEUD & CO! ‘States& Intel, GEORGETOWN. pet fod Correspondence ef The Star. Gzonesrown, June 5, bana we gentleman living near Seneca, Mr. Peters. An individual purchased of him a coat which he had been in the habit of wearing, aud for which he paid him five dotlars. Soon after the pur- chaser had left, who was a stranger, Mr. P. seeollected that he had left his pocket book in one of the pockets, in which there was some two hundred and sixty dollars. He immediately pursued’ hima and demanded jt, but the purchaser of the coat denied emphatically thatit contained any such valuable article. This, however, did not satisfy Mt P., who followed bim to our city, and had bim and taken before Justice White, where he was searched, but no bearing any resemblance to that lust by Mr. was found upon his person. A very interesting time was had at our public schools yesterday afternoon; it being the occasion of the mtation of cards of merit to the most worthy pupils of both the male and female de- rtments. The Guardians, and several mem- 1s of our City Councils, and many friends of the schools were present. A very neat ap. | Pigeons address was made to the children by r. Abbot; after which the children, led by A. Hyde, Esq , Secretary to the Board of Guardians, sang in excellent style severa! very pretty pieces. The occasion was one of more than ordinary in- terest, and gave pleasure and satisfaction to the guests in attendance. Welearn that during the thunder storm which occurred about 11 o'clock yesterday morning, acolored man, by the name of Charles Gross, was killed by the lightning while standing un- dera shed at the brickyard of Capt. John Hop- kins, near the paper mill bridge Business upon our canal this week has been quite brisk; 75 boats, in all, have arrived—46 of them from Cumberland, with coal, and the re- mainder from other points with fiowr, grain, wi » limestone, &c. The tolls at the George- town collector's office for the same time amounts to $2,050 18. To-morrow, being (he quarterly meeting occa- ston at (he Dumbarton street M. E ebureh, the Rev. L. F. Morgan, of your city, will preach i the morning at 11 o'clock, and the Rev Lanahan, of evening. The offerings of beef cattle at the drovers’ ards yesterday amounted to 300 heads, all of ich were y ased by District and Baitimore feat #1 57a55 on the hoof. equal to $8 75a Sheep and Lnubs $2.50a%3; one extra heads sold at $0.50 per head. Veal per Ib. gross mee in flone or grain quanti of each have arrived by the last few days. ae ree / ALEXANDRIA, es Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 5, 1859. This morning the boys are in high ylee, awa ing the arrival of the long caravan of horses, wagons, elephants, &e., that accompany the cir- cus exhibition. Last night Sarepta Hall was again filled with a representation of beauty and yrace such as shows that Alexandria, true to her ancient name, is yet “Belle-haven.’> ‘The festival has thus fir met with mai ked success, and at its ck sing, te- nizbt, will show a yoodly sum raised for the be- nevolent association in whose aid it was held. On Monday night a ladies’ festival, jn aid of Grace Church, carries the enjoyments already commenced at Sarepta Hall far into next week ‘The obsequies of the late Com. Thomas ae Cc Jones gathered a large concourse at Sharon, Fair- fax county, on Wednesday ig last. The funeral procession moved from Sharon to the vil- lage of Lewensville, where a most eloquent fu- heral sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Bittin- yer, of the Presbyterizn Chaich. ‘The body of the callant and lamented veteran was then com- mitted to ils narrow cell, to sleep nntil awakened by the trump of the Archangel. Rev. Dr. McKee and Rev. B. T. Brown officiated at the grave, and at the conclusion of the solemn services the throng that had gathered to pay the tast sad Lon- ors to the departed, separated for their homes ‘The revenue bill passed the Council last night. One of the phn the same place, at 8 o'clock ia the St net onsiderable pal during s i GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. “pax PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE. A discount of Six Per Tax of 1358, 1f paid prior t persons in arrears for prev t, will be allowed on the heist July next. Ali us years taxes Woulddo Well to cail and settle, to save thenselves expense and mortification, C, PF. SHEKELL, Collector. je 4-im* SOR BOSTON.—The A | packet schooner Helen Marr, Capt. K. Nickerson, has arrived, -4 ud wl sil for the above port ina few days beg For freight apply to HARTLEY & BRO., 101 Water street, Georzetown, D.C. 1 _.__CLUCKs. HAVE received, direct from the manufacturers. & large assortment of Kitchen and Ornamental Parlor C1-OCKS, (none better made) from $1 up wards. Every one has been carefully regulated and the striking part properly adjusted. and will be sold ata sinail profit. 4. A. WATSON, ., #xperienced Practical Watchmaker, 58 Bridge st., below the Post Office. Georgetown. 17 Cieck Repairing in al! its branches. a 2-1m* SOR SALE—A beautiful BUILDING LOT, fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and ranning back 120 situated betweeu the residences of Robert Dick cy m.Reddin ‘Tus Lotis improved by a hand- some stone-wall and irou-raiiing in front, and bas a commanding view of the Potomac and Washington _jellw city. For terms ay Hy at the Cuciery and Hariware Store of O. Z, MUNCASTER, Bridge street, Georgetow _ ma ttf OK RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUS With basement, on 2d st eet, Georgetown, the late residence of M. De Bodiseo, coutaing 16 Or [7 ‘The house ard lot are large auc im complete ng all tue necessary out-buildings, baths, one of the most commodivus in George- town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance, Ap BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown apd ELECTION NOTICE.—'The stockholders | of the Georgetown bas Lizht Company are hereby notified that an election will be held at the Company's Office, on MOND \Y, June 7, 1858. for the elec of seven Directors to manage the affairs of the auy for Lhe ensuing year. « will be opened at Iz releck a.and close at2 pried eho HENRY KING, ma 24,51& June? Seoretary. N. M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37. hetween Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetown, ann ces to his patrons that xt hie RE URANT may be found, xt all times, the choicest and most excellent sortment of LIQUORS. the freshest YSTERS and all kinds of GAME i season. feeta meres atal!l hours at the usual prices. jan 4-6 ee ——————— ie Ae We respectiully aunouuce to our 'g and the public that we have at last suc- led in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- inds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee tu be the finest and the largest vari- ety it was eve ered in this market. All persons wi: iz & nice article of Ale can have it by Spoly ing tous for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XX X Pi India Pale, Phul- adeiphia and XX. Wo also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always ou hand. All orders by mail, or civento our drivers. will be attend. NY & SHINN 17-4 = to. Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street. PoGeoreetown. D.C praw ING TO A CLOSE Asthe session of Congress will soon be past and the meinbers and strangers that are now in the city areaboutto leave us, [ wish particuiarly to onli their attention to my stock of fine WATCHES, SILVER WAKE AND JEWELRY, that Iwill close out at prices below the por of competi tion. Twill set! below the asva! r: nn New York or other northern cities, so that those wh» wish to carry With them some memento can be supplied and satisfied as to quality nud price by cal ing at 338 Pa, ue. “yea 6 H.O HOOD. M cRS_OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS SELECTING PRESE! ‘3 HEIR FAMILIES. M.W. GALT & BRO. offera large assortment of Lad. and Gentlemen's very superior Gold Watehes, new and elegant Jeweiry, volid Silver ‘Ten Sets, Waiters, Pitchers, Gobiets, Cups, Spoons, Yorks, &c. Rien en y plated Tea Sets, Coffee Urns. Cal kets, Castors, Albata Forks, Spoons, &c., of the finest qu aul it) ‘0 the above and «reater variety of other goods, su'table for home prese they invite the atten- tion of members of Congress and others. WV. GAL O., Jewelers, S24 Pa, avenue, between Sth and 10th sts. _ WARRANTS LOCATED, lersigned intending to make a journey on business" throngh Missouri, lowa, and Minnesota, will loca pay taxes, &o.,upen reasonable the lads he may purchase to be good [armi and tn desirable parts af the ccuntry. He will leave on ge coy oF eee ma ip the meat ieee aay und at Mrs. ‘Vay toi jo. 40) ad stres d ROBT. A. MATTHEWS, He respectfully refers to Hon. Alex, H. Steph- ens, Hon Jao, MeQueen. Hon. W. W. Boyer, Hon, Jas. F. dell, and to Chauncey Bestor, Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co., Wm. T. Smith- son, and Richard M. Voune. ma 3s 10t™ UMMER DRINK’ Mixenar “water. in Lottles, 60 cents a PURE CIDER, pints 60 cents, quarts $1.20 per Best American ALES and PORTER, pints © ots., oMTON a Praat ie or doxen, Boer Brande Engels Licand BROWN STOUT, a of the beat quality, and will be se PPR, SAM LT, DRURY, pags t corner 14th street and Pa, ave. an ( States.) ma Si-6t AND I ~ _, Municipal Affairs—The Eugction NOTICE.— voters of | that aa elec 10n wil ts ov oe. Mr. G.'T. MoGlue, on I street, een 19th and 20th gue Miia fine Wad Aldor ese tr” on a bers of the Board of Common Council, and one As- sessor. ‘Ihe voters of the above precinct are also for or against the ety of in creasing the funded debt of the city, at 7 o'clock a. m.and close RGE EMERSON, DANIEL SERRIN. RENCE DRURY, ma 28 Commissioners, FLLECTION NOTICE.—To tur VotERs oF 4 THE SECOND PREC OF THE First Warp. Notice is hereby given that an election wiil be he!d on Monday, the 7th day ef June, 1x58, at the corner Of Zist and H streets, for Mayor of the city, nod for pone member «f the Board of Aldermen, three mem- Common Council, and one As- wi opened at 7 close at 7 o'clock p.m. CHAS. . W. DENHA™ WV * We PERK Nx, Commissioners of Election. Siconp WAR D-—Finrst Precinct.—Ar elec- tion will be held st the northwest corner of Mas= sachusetts avenue and 12th street ( Wilkins’s) on Monday. the 7th day of June, 1858, for Mayor, one member of the Boar. of Aldermen, and three mem- — of th Le ES ce Couneil. i= attho ae Chim place, on the question of mereasin the funded debt of the city. in accordance with the a t resolution of the Councils, approved May 6th, The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock a. m,. olosed St: DP tae plows BRANNAN = GEO, E, JILLAR D, Commissioners of Election east Ad a nd Ward. ws o'clock a, m. and |. DAVIS, ma 27 o SECON WAR & tion will be hel and F ste Montes, ste ane of co pl roximo, for Mayor, one member e Kidernen,ond three members of the Board m= mon Council, Also, at the same time and On the question of iereasing the funded debt of the ty, in aecordance with the joint resolution of the councils. approved May the 6th. 1858. ‘The polis will closed at 7 p.m. reciuct, ma be opened at 7 o’olock a. m. A.B. STOUGHTC SAMUEL LEWL W. P. SHEDD, Commissioners of Election, Secoud Precinct, Second Ward ma 3 YHIRD WAR D—Firsr Px hereby givon that an elec Monday, the 7th day of Jum corner Of 7b d M streets, and for one member of th, members of the Boord 3 non Council ard ove Assessor for suid Ward. Andalso, at the same time and p'a:e, te Hots will be received upon the ques- ox he funded debt of the city for the molwater, maccordance with the joint ution ofthe Councils, approved 6th May, 1%. Polls will be opened at 7 o’eluek a. fad al7o'cloek p.m, WM. B. BL of ine! HH WM. FURGL r, TRON, : JOUN F.SHARRET 1 Commissioners of Election Fi je 1 TS, Precinct hird Ward, ‘THIRD WARD—Secoxp Pree ner. ection will be hetd at tue norihwest corner sth and G streets. on Monday, the 7th day of June instant, for Mayor, one Member of tha Board of Al- dermen, three Members of the Board of Common © Ass or. Also, at the same time the question of mereasing the funded inarcordarce with the joint resoiu- cls approved May 6th, ia: tion of the C+ ‘The poils will be opened at 7 o'clock n and closed at7 p. BEN. E. GITTING WM HOWELI J _. JAMES CRANDELE, It Commissioners of Election 2d Pree:met. a eae tae sas spas Te? THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST PRE CINCT OF THE FOURTH WARD.—No- tive is hereby given tha! election will t Monday, the 7th day of June, 1858 at N chusetis avenue. between 4tu aud 5tli . for Mayor of the city,and for one member of the Board of Alderman and three members of tae isoard of C on Council for card Ward. Ard also.at the same tine and piace, ballots will be received uson questo: increasing the funded debt of the city, in accordance with the joint tion of the Coun- ails ope ‘oved 6th M Polls will be be ooened at seven o'ciogk 8. m. and closed at zeven o'clock p.m. JOHN DOWLING, B. MILBURN je! UURTH WAK D—Seronn Pree tion will be heid ia the Basement Ro Otlice.) west wing of the City seventh day of June proxir Meniber of the Board of Alder bers of the B. f same time and p hi nereasing the funded debt of the city, iu accordance with the soins rezolution of the Councils, approved May 6th, eS. ction. T—Ane'ec- n, (Police Hial!, on Mondsy, the », four a Mayor, one nd three Mem- cil: also, at the The polls wil be opened at7 a.m. and closed nt 7 p.m. FRANCIS MOHUN, — CHARLES B. MAURY, jEORGE 8. GIDE Commissioners of Election Second Precinct mao Fourth Ward. | TH WAR D—First Precinct —An ele will be held. at the First Primary SX ot Hou corner of South Aand Third streets east, Cap: Hill, on Mouday, the 7th day of Jane proximo, Member of te Board of Aldermen, r4 of Common Council, or for said Ward. Also, at the sams. time and piace. on the question of increasing the funded debt of the city, in accordance with the joint resolution of the Couxcils approved May the 6th, > 858. The poils will be opened ¥ 7a. im.and closed at 7 p.m. y. B. DD. 8. ¥. MeNAIR, WM G. BUSEY, Commissioners of Election First Precinct mia 29-St Fifth Ward. IFTH WARD—Seconp Precixer.—An Elec- tion will be held at the Sel -house corner ef south D Sd streets eset, Capite! Hill, on Mou- day, the day of June proximo, fora Mayor, oue member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board ef Common Council, and one Asses- sor for said Ward. Also, at the same time and tion Of increasing the Funded cordance with the jemt reso- f the Councils, spproved May 6, 1853. open AL 7B. m.and eloxe at 7 p.m. JOUN W. VAN HOOK, THOS. HUTCHI JOsb M. ADAMS, Comm'rs. of Election, Second Preaiut ma S1-te Fifth Ward. SEY INTH WARD—xkconp Paecincr—Notice +) is hereby given that there will be an election held 1334 n Monday, the seventh da reet. betweea Band C sow id for one n members of the Board of C and one Assessor for saul Ward. time and p'ace, ballots will he received on the ques ion of increasing the funded debt of the city, in ae cordance with the joint resolution of the Councils, ahproves May 6, 1859, ‘he polls will be opened at7o’clock a. m., and lock, pms rsa WOODVILLE LATHAM, LARK, of June, 135%. on for Mayor of the ‘dof Ardermen, J.D. STEWART, Commissioners of Election. FOR RENT AND SALE. - i [See FIRST PAGE.] Fok RENT—A commodious BRICK DWEL- LING HOUSE, No. 36, with back-buiiding attached, in Frank'in Row. on rorth side of K st. north, between 12th and 13th. It contains 12 rooms, two collars, bath room, every convecience for hot cold water, gas, and asa stable, urriage house, cow and wood house. The situation is eligible. an the most delightful in the city, particularly for a summer residence. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. 52) (2d eee) ia 5- ma 3!-te 7th street. Day! REN T—A handsomely FUKNisir DD HOUSE, on H street, between 9th and jib. the most pleasant tocation in the e:ly jor a summer re idence, It supplied with zas bath, ard eve thong requisite for comfort and convenience. ‘Terms very moderate. Apply at 256 F street, between 13th and Lith, or at 476 H wt. jea-2t* he Lease and Fixtures of a )RE. (location one of the best in ni Ko ‘ers, Ribbons, Laces,&ec. Will be sold on time bebe tered seourity, or exci anged for City Property. Addiese R.. box 34, City Post Otlics. jeastt OR SALE—A handsome BRICK HOUS three stones in height, contains nine rooms, o K street, between 4th and 5th streets, Lot No. 6, known by Lot No. A. Terms moderate. Apply to A. STEWART, 35 E street, between lth ae sty. je 4-6t* —$—$<$<$ eee * eaten — Siren AUCTION SALES. EGP See First Page for other Anction Sales. ore ithe alan Aten Sartre se 362% uroe Cc. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. J MOF TED OIL PAINTINGS at Avctrox.— 2 coll ol = inen, " lection of fine originsl Oil Paint: beauty and value, worthy of : ua : y ofa piace in any centie nqu and fivost mens over offered in thie commers haecient and modern art bdo =i = sy pocimens olde. R.A.: Sir nA. Tard die Larasse; Lanoret; H. Vernet: Williss, of 3 Sas: alee — of the beat yoo. Artista— Vill he on view on Saturday ¢ Whole of Monday, and will be sold tr et cane, the MONDAY EVENING. at 6 o’elook, ai my aac- lion room, tron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between ai hl s. 9s en * ‘rms: ler $3) cash ; over $5) credit of eo eave, | satisiaoterily approved notes, bearing re . ma St Cc, W. BOTELER, Au. ib~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence of the ra to THU ALE NING, June Sd, at same ur. aee jed © W.BOTELER, Auct. , unt of the A = (Bniday) EVENING, at7 0’ ok. Sane je4 >. W. BOTELER, Auvct’r, il? THE ABOVE SALE 12 STILL FUR- er Postpo th med. on_ 4 jt t WEDNESDAY EVENING: ath eng nest, uate ektd |. W, BOTELER, auot'r. Ry A. ers 3 Auctioneer OUPEHOLD AND KITCHEN Furxitere H at Aucrion.—On THURSDAY, the loth in stant, I shail sell, at the residence of W. H. Brere ton, Esq «No 3e3,) on 7th, between 1 gad K strects, commencing nt tenn ™., an excellen men of Hoysehold ar itchen Furaiture, shogany Sofa. Rocker and Chairs, Do, " Marbie-too Centre Table, Do. Sideboard and Extension Table, Do. | Dressing Marble-rop Boresu, Cottace Bedsteads, Weshstands ond Toilet Sets, Gilt-frame French Mirror, fine Clock, Daxa-k Lace Curtains, with Gormoes and Pix urer, Brussels, Ingrain and Stair Carpets, M indow Shades, Oilloth, and Hat Rack, Feather Beds, Bolsters snd Pillows, fair, Urston _ beaten Me we and Wc cd-seat Chaire, Tin Safe, &e., 4.G'a saud Crockeiy Ware, ng, Ci er &ud Radiator Stoves, With a general a<eoriment of Kitchen Requimtes, & erent many other articles which we deen uNNecesstry to enumerate, Terms: All sums under $25, cash; over $25, 9 credit « F nutes entisfactorily en dorsed, bearing mteret A. GRE je 5-d By A. GREEN, Auctionee: PUAN Ps OMe BUILDIN Hint at Averion.—On Staut, f xbeli Sei. im front of Yeloct, Lot By being part Premises, at atx James Crutcheit’s sab jonef Lot No.Tin sre No 35 front of 18 ieet on north tar 100 feet between 24 and 3J “streets enst very tandsome and desirable baniding I — improving seCtion of the city. e ws: One third cosh; balsnce in 6, 12, and 16 + for notes bearing interest, to be secured by a t ol tra t upon the property, Title inddlbutable, = PROT A. GREEN jesd By A. GREEN, Aucuoneor, HA’ DSOME AND VAL Lot on F, Betwer AT.AUCTION —t!n FRIDA seli in {rout of the premises, at 6 o'clock a valuable and handsome Building Lot, knownas the western part of Lot No. 14, m Square No 24), hav ins a front on noith F street, between !2tn and 13th eee of 3 ieet, and running back 159 feet to a 30 eet alley. ‘Lhe attention of persons wishing to purchase a beautiful and vaiuable building lot is cajled to the above sale, the loeslity being one of the most heal- thy and desirable in tie city. Terme: One. th cash; baianee in 6.12,and 18 months, for notes bearing mterest, to be secured by a deed of trust upon the property. A'! couveyaucing at the cust of the pureliaser. jesa A. GREEN. Anet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners. Pp BLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET With Cotrace ReEsipExce.—On Y, the ith day of June, at 5 p m., on es, | wiil Sell ut auction my ¢ -untry near the Tenaily Town read, xdjomne { Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burroughs, and 2 orgetown. contains ll acres of productive garden land, finely watered with never failing springs, weil-encoved, and haviwg nearly ty of fruit pertaining to the market gnr- E ft the prem rr timothy, nearly resdy for tb acythe. The cottage ix pla but comfortable, with 5 ms And cellar. Also, a tenant’s house, with other necessary out-toildings. The locality is fs vorable fora neig! borhood store, whieh, if availed of, would add to the comforts and profit of the p.xc= Should i be required by builders, the place will be oil-red in two divisions of ab Sand 7acres each, there being water and house to each division. ‘The terms of sale will rth in exsh, and the residue im payme: and 18 months, with interest. The title A. SOMERVILL i Wal BARNARD. Ane! M RSHAL’S SALE.—Iin virtue of four writs of fiert {acias issued from the Clerk's « thee of the Circn.t Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Cast, in front of the Court-House door of said County.on FRIDA the Isth day of June, 1858, at 12 o’clock m., the fe lowing described property, to wit: All defendant's right, tit isim, and imterest in and to part of res. vation 10, begiuming for the same in the east ine of 442 s.Teet, at « point, where the enme 1m inter- wected by the nov th line of an aliey 7 feet 11 inches wide, opening tote said 434 street. and running thence with ihe said east lino of said street north 22 feet, thence enst £5 feet, thence south 22 feet to the aad alley, and thence with the same westSs feet to 4), ir-etand port of beginning, together with all nud singu he Wash property of Jamas Wil mis, and will be sold to sat rafy Judieis, Ne: 31.22 Sand M.to October term, r ” well & 3 seria ieee Sr Marshal man 25-dte for tis Columbia, ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ f fieri facias, rmsued from the Clerk's of Cireu:t Court of the District of Co ia for the County of Washington, and to me Lahall expose to public sale, for Cas, un the Court House door of said county SDAY, the i7th day of June, 1858,at 12 m., the jollowing described property, to wi defendant's right, titie, ciaim, and mterest and to Lote Nos. Il aud 12, in Square 513, in the city of Washington, D. ether with all and singuinr the unprovements thereon, seized and levied upon aa the property of David A. Hall. and will be sold to satisty Judicial Ne, 498, to May term, 1353, 1n faver Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Co, W. SEL ma 2s-"ts Marsnal for the District of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Anctioneer, anpd Lot on ISTH STREET aT AvcT) virtue ofadee4 of trust, bearing date Oct in Liber J. A. ck other authority co undersigned trustee wil! sell at public TUESDAY, June 8, 1558, at 6 oe) remizes, Lot No.2, of the subdivision of original jee Tes. 24and 25 in Square No. 252, in the city o vashington. "This lot 1a sitaated on 13th street, between G and H, and 1s improved by a handsome three-story brick Dwelimg (No. 47 13th street.) containing 9 rooms. gas, fixtures, &c , with s brick stable in the rear of said dwei'iny. Sale positive «nd without reserve. ‘Terms made known at the me of ale. ma 3i-d a EW FANCY STORE. The subscriber has Remsved from her old stand on K street, opposite the Posi Office, to 7th xtreet, east side, No ‘a. just nieve ime corner of whee : aud every variety 0! Paney Artic Silks, Beads, Wors > auperior quality and assort- of every description executed, Drawings of Patterns of ali kinds attented to, Iestractions pie J pr gee ony ae Sroteh et. try and Netting given : Oak in MES LEONORE RUPPERT. Fa BRITISH OUTRAGES, Inporrant sV ENCE bas been brought to beer upon the A laistration, who have decided to despeten the . ine of battle ship Pennsyiva mato the Guif of Mexico. [tis said that Commo dore Stewart is te assume command. and the pri~ vate stores of cabin a d ward reo ewes, includ ing old wreck whisky, have been xiready ordered from JONAS P. LEVYS new Wine and Spirit Store, No. 554 l2ti: street. “ma 23 '—A new and handsomely Furnished lelightfully located, convenient to tne ae and other business departments. Terms will be made satisfactory. Also,a large furnished front ROOM, having three windows, gae. &c, Z ma Git per month. Address A. B. Siar Office. Eph Aa = BUILDING Li * tiful Lot being part of No.3, in Square No. 523. fronting 20 feet on 4th street west, between north M and N streets, running back 93 feet 5 inches, is of- — = sale. ae oe gation be je. ‘erms @Asy. y . NARD, General Land Ofies, je8 st JREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMEN G For Sale and ‘fo Let—Ti ire STOCK « be sotd cheap if oe Ae large Fee SALE—A FARM containing 155 acres of tand, (100 neres improved,) with Dweiling- house, a+ubsiantinl Barn,and Orcuard of young trees. Sitt- ee ane fom Gee: etawe. on oor ripe) urnoike. ‘Terms easy. i : f THOMPSON, 235 Phe sivenn, Washington, D.C. ma w — pee KENT—A desirable, modern-built, three- story HOUSE, with basement and back build- ing. No, # treet, between Eleventh and T'weifth, containing 12 rooms, ges throughout, marble mane ‘tele, water and bath room. pare on pre room No. 3, first floor, Post Ofhee Department." ma 27 tf or Mysicar NOTICE.—Hai Instruction. with {ull course of “Boohsa’s Hi f- ew of fects,” will be given on the same terms as Pi uarter, i anoforte, &o, &c., vid 83 ‘ail set of the best Htalian jar) Pa. ave, u 906, between 9th ial Toth ts, A. SHS. ete cabs Hae tat ie = Sreot re, betwee 9th and loth EW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad. FROM WASHINGTON CIETY, B.C. TO. TENNESSEE, VOR STA, DABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS, and TEXAS. oO ICKETS can by obtaned a* the REAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD F FICK, corner of Pennsyivania avenue 6th street, between Browns’ and the National Hotels, Washington City, or at the office of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria, To 5 Richmond, Danville, Lynchburg, Bristol, '¢, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Naxpeille, Huntsville, Grand Sunction. Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans, By a direct route, and continuous railway connec- tions to Memphis. Affording greater Expedition and Comfort and being 360 miles shorter than by any ether reute. ‘Through Tickets sold ta all the above points. The Steamboat George Page leaves the foot street at 7 0’clock p, m.,and the ‘Tran leaves Alexandra at 8 o’clook. JAMMER). EVANS, Agent. jes ‘ashington City, D.C. E CARRIAGE PS CAN BEHAD STOMSEALNAGE STEPHAN BEARD cheaper than here. a RUTHERFORD, N. B.—Manteis, Monuments, &e.. siways © RoOK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING ma GOFF & EHOMAS. | wo — TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ‘FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. THE REVOLUTIO: EW New Onteans, a aek. ORLEANS, June 4 —The excitement a sequent upon the election for munic| oficers, te come off en Monday Most intense. ere that period arrives Soka ic p om led. The vigila appre. dred strong, who soon committee, three bun- party, Washington Artil tal POsseamion of the other armories, pear yk ie fora ‘The vigilants have seized the noto- Motin, and have mow several streets Strangiv barricaded. ‘They are also well armed with Minte rifles, and have cannon ready loaded one = Instant use. Several arrests have made by them, but a number vigtants also have been taken on warrants sites the mayor for their arrest. To the present pep pose ye bas taken place. Business cheer NEW Oxueans, June 4—e tinues ina state of teme sion and bloodshed So teeeceeeeae ot ~~ The Vigilance Committee bave establi bead Guarters at the Arsenal, and bave been en- g during the night in erect cotton barri- to resist the attempt ex to be made by the city authorities to regain possession ofthe Arsenal. Jackson square presents quite a war- ‘ike appearance with its cotton defences The Vigilance Committee havi possession of all the ammunition of the city, tbe authorities trave been compelled to await the manufacture &. m.—Onr city con- large force of military. time efforts are making to restore harmony and Prevent a collision ‘olitical animosity Seing the gist of the difficulty, this is no easy matter “se eve of an election ie city Ts are divided on the it! city affairs. ‘he Picayune and Orencenn' mond “ the city authorities, and denounce the vigilance tion. The True Delta and Delta favor iant committee. The Bee and Bulletin the movements of both parties, but have as yet expressed no opinion on the subject, re- maining aeutrat Wa m.—The excitement increases, and mili- tury preparations for the conflict are everywhere to be seen Old firearms are being bunted up, and avmed men are ching about in every di- re ion. Both p ing extensive prep- atations, and a “ody contlict is anticipated befoce the day ix over ‘The Mayor's ferees are unorganized, whilst the vigilance committee bave sppointed Major Duncan, tate of the army, as therr commander, and have been targely reloferced. They are well organized and drilled, and refase to listen toany propusition for the restoration of harmony All business is suspended ‘The following is the proclamation issued by th= Vigilance Committee yesterday moraing: Crtrzens of New Orirans: After years of Aisor- der, outrage and hecked assassination, the people, unable and i ia uarexisting ts abandon the cit social sy fections cluster, igbt, have quietly takeu possession of the arsenal and buildings in Jackson square, and bave established there the ueadquarters of a vigilance committee, rach to the other to maintain the rights to of every peaceful and law-abiding citizen; to re- store public order, abate crime, and expel or punisl as they may determine, such notorious robbers and assassias as the arm of the law, either from the infidelity of its public servants or the inefficiency of the laws themselves, has left uawhipped of justice. For the present the ordinary machi of po- live justice is superseded—the mayor and the re- corders, we understand, yielding up the they confess their inability to exercise for the P eservation of the public e and the securit of property; and the vigilance committee will, therefore, provisionally act in their stead, admin- is'ering to each and every malefactor the punish- m ni due to his crimes, Without heat, prejudice or potitter bias Au citizens who have sympathies with this ement, avd who think that the time hw me when New Orleans shal! be governed Ii all other well-ordered and civili: commanit will report themselves witbout delay at the prin- cipal ettice, where the character of this move- ment will be explained, and the determination of the people move fally made knowa. All bas been done noiselessly thus far. All will continue uoiselessly, dispassionately and justly. Bat the raffians who have dyed our Streets Wilh the gore of unoffending citizens, avd spread terror among the peaceabie, orderly and well disposed, must leave or perish! So the people have determined Vox Porvit! Vox Der! 2p. m.—The vigilance committee arecom of men of all parties, and it cannot, therefore, be regarded as a political movement. They have teen largely reinforced this morning, and are conntenanced and sustained in their movements by a large number of our most responsible citi- zens. Fitty men bave just taken ion of Canal are fully armed. street with two cannon, 2 This force is reposted to be osganized by men who are marked by the Vigilance Committee, and who dread that they will be the first victims of its power. lt is now ramored that a compromise has been effected, and that the city authorities agree to surrender twenty-five noted ruiians for pusish- ment, and tbat a police force of Sve hundred on each side be sworn in. 4 p.m -—The vigilance committee have tri- umphed without bivodshed, the mayor baving re- sigued (he municipal autberity into their hands The city is now quiet, and the crowd bas with- drawn from Canal street The old police have heen disbanded, and 2 special police of one thou- sand men have been appointed by the vigilance committee What will be the next move under the new order of things is difficull to say, bat it is pre- sumed that certain pirties will receive notice to leave the city by the first boat. The election takes place on Monday The Instractions fer the British Admiral. Hativax, June 4 —A steamer left this worn- ing for Bermud , with Lord Napder’s instruc- tious forthe Briuush Admiral, in relation to the ‘visitation’? process. Baitine.e Markets Battrwor®, June 5.—rlour ts doll and rally unchanged: Howard street $4.37; Ubio void at the same figure; City Mills $4. W heat is dull; good to prime white 81.1021 20; good to piime reds %c2F1 05 Corn is Luoyant; sales of 25,000 bushels; mixed 4 Gie; white osaTte., yeliow 65ca?0c. Visions are firmer. Whisky is steady at 20% a21 Ke. New York Markets. New Yor«, Jone 5 —fiour is firm, with an advanee; sales of 12,500 barrels; State $3 85a$3 90; Ubio $4 284 SU, Soutbern $i 39a$4.70 Wheat is buoyant; westera .ed Sa%1.05, white Corn closed firm; sales of 10,000 bushels; mixed 60.72 ; white 72 5 yellow 79aS0c. Pork ix beavy; sales mess >; prime at $lasis 20. Lard is steady at MA&riK. Whisky is quiet at 2ic. 5 New Yorn, June 5 —storks are lower and dull. Chicago and Rock Istand 744; illinois Central shares 59; do. bonds 8745 La Crs: and itwaukie 5% ; Miebigan Southern 21%; New ork Central “4; Reading§44 ; Milwaukie and Mississippi ; Virginia S's $3; Mixsoun 6's Me. Sterling exchange is easier at 1092109 x . pee GREAT HEALTH RESTORE “The Life of the Flesh isin the Blood.” When the Lag ro SC a <n or tog flesh loses 1 1 . yell . ahd pallid the Liver ditordered, Rrapapane t OW, Spiri| droop, ervow: om commences “and Life becomes a burden. HARTSHORNE’S HEALTH KESTORER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL, Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels, wan re new dag tone to & constwul im pured by disease poor od cause, It removes ples ‘and all skin eruptions; arouses the phys ee mf —_ seaes. gives bloom he ol | makes one joy medvoit! An its effeata, tke taste. Lt is particuiarty End detsitiating., Ear Draper at ines, or Kidney and Bia. der aiiedrion®. t . m. Quart botties Si, smial: hot! ‘en K a Bold yf Ylott, Mulherson, Cores. y Faspind well & Lawrenor, Dr. Culver. and le , ton City. Ciscell & Kidwell, Georgetowp- ma dsm AM will open on Thursady ADAM C a next. & s| jad of SUM- i he lowest price. MER BORNE TS eae as a avenue, on the south side, between loth anc ae ro firat:rate ner Hands wanted mwa 30-Im" LES FOR BASQUES, &¢— Just Mae Seventy pieces W inte Marseilles, for Basques, Capes, &c. Wa. EGAN & SON, je2-0t Lada Sh and ers VeNTH VOLUME fis roo nited pats re volume 1 of tke American Revolution, a with ~ Peete be ees TOR s MATIN ma 3 3% Pa. avenue. AG: eerie qerias vie, ee Seen a 63 pn ‘oetavo pages, Yor dy conte each. or @6 year "inn 12 PRANCK TAYLOR, outs ‘G. WEAVER’s, 1,000 oi, 6, WEAVERS,