Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. To Apvertisens tN ALEXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. E. French, in Alexandria, will receive and Promptly forward advertisements intended for The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense etrculation to bring their business, wunts or other requirements tothe Botice of the public bad better calj at bis period- ical depot is, at noon to-day, & source of universal giatulation that the Peace of the city remajus undisturbed, and that voters ex- ercise the elective franchise freely, withoat let or hindrance. Order reigns, and few places are more quiet than the vicinity of the Polis in the several precincts. The excitement of the past Week now exhibits itself only in the earnest yet entirely peaceful efforts of the friends of the can- didates to show at the polis their full strength. Save that Pennsylvania avenue is less thronged, and the streets usually quiet show more passers, the generat aspect of the city is unchanged. A special policeman, witb his badge, or a squad of (he mounted men burrying on their patrol from precinct to precinet, give evidence of the power of the authorities to preserve unimpaired the rights of the voters and the majesty of the law, and at the polls the disposition is universal to render the interference of the police entirely un- necessary. We regret that towards noon the peaceful state of affairs depicted above. was Interrupted by the rioting in the Fourth end Fifth Wards described below. Below we give detailed reports of the move- ments at each precinct of the seven Wards, fur- nished by our corps of reporters, and giving a concise history of the morning : First Warp. jood order —— at both precincts of the First Ward. No drunkenness and consequently no quarreling. The voters of both parties go to the polls, vote, and then leave for their daily business ‘The vote stood, at 11 o’elock, according to the tathes kept, First Precinct 223, Second Preeinct 209 Srconp Warp. Ailts quiet in the Second Ward, the voting rogresses Without difliculty, and the vote will heavy. It ix gratifying ‘to witness the sood humor that prevails. No ditticulty bas occurred at either precinct to require the interference of the police. Tarp Ward The voting lay proceeded uninterruptediy at the First Precinct, and at 12 o'clock the line of Voters seemed to be quite as long as ever, with Leos aes ofadiminution ‘The usual num- ber of special police were stationed at this. pre- cinet, but with such complete quietness d.d the voting proceed, that the morning passed without need of their services. The Commissioners lost count, and we are unable to state the number of Votes polled At the Second Precinct, the quiet of the morn- ing was only interrupted once, when a man named Sbeat Burch came on the ground with a number of companions. and pushed himself into the Line of voters Hr was, however, soon per- suaded to leave for other quarters. At noon the polling alley was empty, 330 votes had been polled, and voters were coming in quite slowly. Fovustu Warp. In the coud Preciuct of the Fourth Ward, (City Hall,) the voting was characterized, up to ital m., by universai yood nature on all sides— the only excitement which was manifested being that occasioned by the eagerness of all to deposit their votes. We dod not hear a loud shout nor an angry word, up to Il o'clock a.m , nor did we discover a single drunken mau at any one of the precincts. In passing through the most crowded districts, we noticed, with pleasure, that every Preparation was made to enforce the peace ia case of @ possible riot. ‘The restaurants on Pennsy!- eania avenue were all closed, except one. as far as we could find out ‘The mounted police were constantly passing from one precinct to another, on the look-out for any disturbance. and weil prepared to compe! a preservation of the peace. At the First Precinet of the Fourth Ward the Voting was rapid and quiet The special police Were out in full force, and the best order prevail- ed. At an early hour an attempt was made by an wgly crowd to mix up with the voters in the line, but the exertions of the specials put an instant stop to it, and the discomtited rowdies sucaked uietly off About 2 m., Mr. WC. Cheate was arresied atthe Second Precinct, by John Rvese, special policeman, for a ¢ shouldering in the line of Voters after hav previously voted. He was taken to the guard house and bailed out by Hora- tio Nater, Esq. 2 p. m.—Kiot —An unfortunate circumstance has Just transpired on the corner of Fourth and 6 streets, jast back of the City Hall. Odicer A. R Allen, in endeavoring to disperse a noisy crowd, Was struck in the forehead by 2 brickbat from one ©f the crowd, and seriously injured He luumediately recovered from the etfects of the blow so far as to draw his revolver, aud dix- cbarge four shots at the crowd. He was then pursued into the City Hall where his wounds were dressed The crowd then became furious, and a large ver of pistols were fired. The City Hall Were immediately closed, and the olticers actively engaged in endeavoring to arrest the rioters it bs reported that one of the shots discharged by Otieer Allen bas killed an trishman ve the scene the ontriders of the Mar- Posse ave collecting at the jail to sully ont {jhe rioters, and the riot will doubuess be ily quelled. 15 o'clock —The riot is quelled and quiet is re-established at the Fourth Wara polls. ‘The voting is progressing peacefully. Several arrests were made. Fier Waxp The voters were out im stiong numbers and the largest half of the votes were polled previous to Yo'clock am. ‘The crowd was large but ex- tremely quiet, 20 donbt owing to the precantiou- ary measures which had been teken by the au- thorities. The special police were pleutifaliy ersed among the voters. Detachments of the Marstal’s special mounted posse were to be seen bovering around the different precincts In the Second Precinet of this Ward a man named Ailen, who has been mon est inventus last summer, on account of an unlawful ap- riacion of Government copper at the Capitol cxtension, came to the polls and smuggled bim- Self as far as the window before he was recog: ized. A contizuous policeman, however, dis- «covered him as he was cbout to deposit bis vote, tapped bim on the shoulder, and he was quietly warehed off and locked up Ou Pennsyivania avenue, about 9 o’cle two Fifth Ward veters were proceed to the polls to vote when they were stopped by a gang of balt a dozeu rowdy strangers, who, with pis- toils, menace: them, aud ordered them to yo home and not attempt to vote. Wishing to avoid a scene the two voters turned about and left. We did not leara to what particular crowd those gentry belonged nor what was the politica! fuiti of the two voters Later.—About half after eleven, a large crowd of disordeilies came by the First Precinct polis, and attampted to create a disturbance, but were deterred by the extra police and citizens from a coasummation of that object. They afterwards assembled under the shade trees at the Bast end of the rk a.m., apitol Grounds, and amused themselves aud dancing. Between the First and dt Precincts, @ man whose name we learn, was knocked down and badly waateu Near the Second Precinct polls a fight oveurred, Iu cousequence, it ix said. of a German helding iekets. Pwomen reeeived several severe blows, and one nar * Cross, why resides oa Virginia avenue, near € rrison street, wax knocked duwu aud kicked abont the face and head About the same time, but whetuer during the Progress of this melee or not we could not learn, @ piste! was fired, aud the charye took eff-ct ona small boy, intlicting a serious wound. Dr. Dove was promptly called to bis relief. sixtTa Warp At the First Precinct everything was couduct- ed with great order up till twelve o'clock, and there wax no disposition mauifested at that time to create a dist recinet, up till about 12 ock peace bad reigned Atthat time some heads endeavored to get up a little excite- mueat, Which Was speedily checked by the extra policemen “‘yoking”’ two ~‘sovereigus’’ af oppo- site polities, we believe. Some blows were passed, Lut nobody hurt SeventH Warp At the First Preciuct every thing had pro- gressed quietly up to Lalf-past twelve o'click, with the appearance of continuing in the man. ner About eleven o'clock alot of rough look: castomers paid this poll a visit, but on obseryv- iny the general barmony prevailing they thought, perhaps, 1 was ashame to disturh it, and walked away again At the Second Precinet, nothing joceurred to cause any disturbance. Provssty Derancen —Oa Saturday, a men ‘went to the residense of the Rev. Dr. Cuunmings and Lelaved in a manner that induced the belicf that he was deranged. He said he knew where Dr. Cammings preached, and he would go on Sunday and shoot bim in the palpit Ou Sunday le went to the First Presbyterian Church, and Was ejected for misconduct. Ile afterwards went to De Commings’ Church and disturbed the congregation. Captains Miils and Klopfer went to the church, but be bad left. Last evening he went to the vicinity of the chorch, and the mem- bers being afraid lest he should again disturb their service, Captain Mills sent two of the Sjuards, who arrested and put him in the guard- touse. His name is John Boddy, of Ireiand. This morning, he was sent to jail fora furthe bearing, Ct mererninthene tera - Tux Oncan Grinpers In a Muss. —Organ Grinder No. 1 carries on an extensive business his line, and, between bis hired begyar girls, ap- pointed organ grinders, tamborine players, and journeymen grinders, manages to make his pro- Texsion a more lucrative one than that of many of our merchants in the prosecution of their leg ti- mate business. He occupies a genteel establish- iment in the Northern Liberties, and lives like a prinee on the bard cash which he aud his assist- ants manage to obtata from the public in exchange for their assiduous circulation of «borrowed notes.’ Having amassed a considerable fortune by industrious supervision of his grinding opera- tious, Organ Grinder No.1 bas retired from the jaborious operation of *- toting’? a box of musical discord about the streets, bas hired bis m: chine eut for so much a day to Grinder No No. 2, being a sharp grinder, bas used the ma- chine, the green baize, and the monkey for the last six months with a zeal way of a better cause, as two-thirds of the peaceful inbabitants of the suburban precincts can bear painfal testi- mony; bat be has omitted to | ae over that so- much-per-diem to Grinder No. 1. A few days ago No. 1 intimated to No 2that the treasury was waxi! low, and that a slight dividend would be acceptable, when No. 2 plead hard times and limited receipts, and on be ing a little pressed to disgorge, turned about and kicked hix employer down stairs. Incensed at such treatment the jll-used Proprietor made tracks for a convenient magistrate office, where he obtained a warrant, and ina short time Grind- er No. 2 was duly marched into the dread pres- ence of that legal functionary to answer the seve- ral charges then and there preferred. Hearing the case stated, the limb of the law gravely re- quested No. 2 to put his hand down in his pock- et and remunerate. No. 2 did not understand Englisb. ‘The magistrate proceeded to make out a commitment for No 2 to the county jail. No 2 looked over his shoulder, and his eye followed, with deep anxiety, the rapid pen all the way down to tue signature and seal. bis countenance betraying the deep emotions of his soul. He could reat Engitsh! and when the signature was about to be affixed to the fatal doc- ument. his feelings found utterance in an impere- tive “Stop, stop, stop! me got Vargent—me got Pargent” and the discomfited Grinder, plung- ing into various pockets, begun to pile up a heap of ebange—silver, gold, copper, ete , until the eyes of all present were distended to their utmost capacity iu wonder. ha pile bad not been seen by any of them since the panic. The com- laining proprietor was paid otf, and the would- defaulter was allowed to depart, which he did sastanter, carrying with him the most ap- palling pleture, in lmagination of the horrors of confinement inthe county jail. The last heard from bim he was seen Richmond, anxiously inquiring if there was 1 in that place. [FOR THE STAR. ANGELIN®.—In the Congressional Burial Ground is a tombstone on which is inscribed simply ‘Angeline’? and “other refuge have I none.’ iL “Other refuge have I none”— Carve ye this on my head-stone, ‘This,and my poor name alone, Angeline—plain Angel.ne ; {ask no text divine p illustrate lite of m 3 Neither gloss Death's truth nor garble ; Simply on the wiik white marbie M rite—and should some :one bird warble The same sadness, in the gray Of the elamoured I pray ‘That ye drive it not away, But permit its music moan Utterance tor the dead-cold stone,— “Other refuge have I none.” i. Angeline: no other namie, Adjunct, antecedent, fume, Sryle nor title do | ciaim; laid or matrou, widow, bride, OF what lineag w athed, ‘Tell not to my shame or pride. Green the branch or erayiy mossed, Ht must fail; white death, a ghost, nes iu Spring And autumn frost. e no date for either fate: God's design is consummate, Dre we early, die we late. So of me be nothing shown Save that here, where I iie lone, “Other 1 fuge have I nene!" WiLLIAM Gibson, Lieut, U Navy. A Man Baates —About baif past eight o'clock last evening, the residents of the southeastern portion of the Island were somewhat horrified by a succession of loud cries of agony, issuing a; pa- rently from so victim of cruel wrong, in the vicinity of Third and M streets. On inquiry this moruiny, we are informed that a negro man was caught bya party of wiite boys at the point men- tioned. and beaten in a most brutal manner. We could not ascertain his name, or the cause of the outrage, as he betonved to a vessel lying in the barbor, and succeeded in zetting on board of her after his assailants saw fit to let him go. Wiuere ts THE Switt Max?—A large number of householders in a central portion of the city are complaining of the swill man, who has not, they allege. made his appearance at any of their If the swill man will drive Pwelfth st., between E and H, he will oblige many who have urgent need of bis services to remove the overloaded contents of their siop barrels. The best preventive of conta- gious visitations is cleanliness, and now is the time—the heated terin being close at band—for the active services of those on whom this duty devolves. Biste Paxonama —Reader have you visited the Bible Panorama now exhibiting at Odd Fel lows’ Hall? If not, then there is a deliy treat in reserve for you. The great artistic excel- lence of the painting.in connection with the grand subject represented, cannot fail to interest ever man, Woman aud child Who sees it. [t will re- main all of this week in the city, and no one should be prevented from attending this exbibi- tiou before it is too late. Fouxp.—About sunset, yesterday, the body of Arnold Bowle, the colored boy who was drowned at Easby’s wharf on Wednesday last, was found near the spot where the fatal accident occurred He was a xervaut, bound for a te:m of years to J. PF. Boyle, Esq Wartcu Returxs.—Robert Wills, colored, Md_., disorderly conduct; dismissed Ignatius Johnson, do.; do. Ned Chase, do; do. John Connor, do; do. H Magner, Md, asleep in the street; do. Charles Parker, Coun., do.; do. Barton Milistead, D. C_, carrying unlawful weap- on, fine and costs; appealed to court. G. W. Blades, Md., do.;) do. John Body, Leland, threats ; jail for further hearing. Worru Reapinc —Why is it that so many suder Out a miserable ext for the enjoy mea: and even or ry pur- suits of life, when reliefimay be obtained. health and vigor restored, bya treatment at once conve- tient aud safe,as well as permanent in its character? To thuse who have suffered iy 8 with dise- se, uitimating in loss of appetite, vigor, &¢ , the under- signed tenders his projessionai services, assuring the sufferers, in candor and sincerity, pleasant, con- venient and proper proreyaens, s t yugh cure and sound body and mind, without unple saut re strictions or hinderauce from urdinary business pur- suits. All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever cause, either recent or chroute, strictures, an irrita- bie bladder, &c.—also, Scrofula, Asthma, Kheuma- usm, Pries, &c., skilifuliy and successfully treated, Dr. Harrie wi!l visit Washington every week du- ring May and June, rev « Wednesdays, Thurs- days, aud Fridays of each week. Can be consulted at his roums, 53 National Hotel, from 10 to 1: and 5 tos \. B. Harkis, M >, Va. Theef Residence. Richmond. MARRIED. (m the Sd instant, at the Wesley Chapel, by th E J. Morgan, Mr. JAMES DORAN, forw w York, to SARAH A M. THC ok ers please copy.) bythe “Pdwards, DA- N, of Ba'tumore, Md.. to HU KR, daughter of the late Geo, Hunter, of Georgetown, D. C. (Baltimore Sun please copy.) * LOST AND FOUND. = KEWARD.—Strayed, on Friday, the 28th of 2 May, from the resider £ i ber, adark red COW Ne ineaca of her horns, both ears slit one cropped. ‘The above rewgsd will be if brought to GEO. MOR TIME resid Ib, miles from Rock Creek Charch, on Nobte’s far plas ie 10¢ REWARD.—Stray od or stolen from the commons north ef the City Hail, a KED COW, with white face, slender ‘Noother id tail tipped with white — reer yen 2 was in fi tae > A pr ive $10 for the r-turn aft 1eCow, aud $0) for the of the Cow and Detection and Conviction of MIDDLETON & BEALL, ne order. gave y stulen., We wii : GEORGETOW Correspondence of Star. Groxcrrown, June 7, 1858. Summer is upon us at last in good earnest. The sky above us this morning is without a cloud, and old ** Sol’? is pouring dowa his rays of heat- ed light with sueb force and power as to render shady places decidedly desirable. We advise i keep the Inner man cooi and ina healthy state to call on Arny & Shinn all who may desire to, and try their summer beverages. We would call the special attention of those in want of decidedly some of the most situated and beautiful building lots, for N. Tesidences, to be found in the District, to tisement.) the corner of Road and Congress streets y formerly belonged to the late Brook Williams, int of location and sur- water, &c., by any p erty of the kind in our city. This sale presents an opportunity which will not be met with again to these who inay wish to settle upon tifel holghte or purchase property on speculation . The Shipments of coal were made from Ray’s dock during the week ending Satur- day morning: By the American Company-. schrs petts, 159 tons for Provi- dence; Lady Suffolk, Stanley, 175 tons for Bos- ton; Three Brothers, Elsley, 150 tons for Pough- and are unequalled in rounding scenery, low Lady of the Ocean. Ti keepsie; James Hendrickson, Wescott, 105 tons for Philadelphia; James Tucker, Hagan, 150 tons for Philadelphia; Wm. W. Massey, Buck, 215 tons for Boston; Tropan, Cook, 317 tons for Bos- ton; Cornelia, Cox, 141 tons for New York; New By tlle Det- mold Company—schrs Richard Pearcy, Wool- len, 124 tons for Troy; Wm. Collier, —, 250 Zealand, Rich, 210 tons for Boston tons for New York. Tbe quantity of corn which has reached ovr market, chiefly by the canal, during the last few days, has been unusually large. Two houses, Hartley & Bro , and George Waters, have pure chased since Friday over 19,000 busbels. There is also quite a large quantity of wheat arriving There is afloat this some five to six thousand bushels, un- leld at $105a%1 8 for prime red, and through the same channel. mornin: sold. $1 (8aB1.14 for prime white Arrived —packet S G. King, Andrews, Phila- yde & Davidson; schooners Anna B Haze, Robinson, Philadelph #. coal to 8. Stover; Gazelle, Hardwick, Yeocomico, wood, corn an deipbia, to wheat, to master; Mary Eliza, James, Boy, to Peter Berry. No change in the flour market, since onr last Sprtratox. report, our bean- altimore, lumberto Libbey & Son; Ellen Augusta, Diekin- son, Accomac, oats to A. Lee; Southerner, Lefevre, Baltimore, oats, &¢., to DL. Shoemaker; West Wind, New York, cement to Capt. Meigs; Mill ae eee a ae ALEXANDRIA. NANT Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 7, 1855. This morning, the County Court opened its Present: Turner Dixon, presiding justice, and a large number of associate justices. No business of interest had been trans- monthly term fur June. acted up to noon. At 10 o’clock, polls were opened in the various wards of the city, to take (ke vote of the citizens upon the ratification of an act of the General As- sembly to amend the charter of the city of Alex- ssed April 2d, 1858. Buta smali vote ‘en cast, and that nearly unanimous in favor of accepting the charter. The subject, how- ever, excites little interest, and the vote will be andria, has yet small. The City Councils, sometime since, in various the firemen. Resolutions of indignation, closing of eng s, and a convention n appointed a il to take the back ise by a moditica- Bat Conncil kept a stiff upper lip. and the conventione cy enactments, displeased some of houses, newspaper s firemen followed. ‘The conventio) committee to ask the Co! track, or, at least, to compri tion of sume of the laws. it re Northing daunted, howevgr, t seen. We learn that sundry land owners of Fairf county have made proposals with a view to ber of French di scres, not far The Monks are now en- and propose ia to pliant an immeuse vineyard, and continue their present oc- duce the settlement of a large n Monks ona site of sight thousa distant from this cit: gaged in wine raising in Franc upou their emigration to Vir cupation. Flour—no sales; offer ferings good; market dul oiferings good; market active ae. Rye—oilerings ligt offerings light; sales at ! 1s good i s engayed upon it Wheat—of- Bosales. Corn— sales white at 61 les at 67¢ » Struck measure. The bridge over Great Hunting Creek has been taken down, with a view to its ¢ omplete restora- tion upon an improved plan. Workmen are now We believe the change hax been tuade with a view to the accommodation of travel over the proposed Accotink Turnpike. F. —_—_—_—_———....___ ldavt conve! ‘assembled at the Friendship engine house on Wednesday evening, and made quite a formida- ble appeal to the ‘‘sober second thought’? of our city fathers, and the forbearance of the firemen What sober second thought will do remains to ely by Wall, Barnard & Co., to-morrow, (see adver- ‘The lots are situated immediately on Oats— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. i AX PAYERS, TAK A discount of Six Per Ce t, will persons 1 well to call and settle, to save themselves expeuse and imort:feation. je4-1 NOTICE, be allowed on the Tax of 1858, if piid prior tothe ist Juiy next. All arrears for previous years taxes woulddo Cc. F. SHEKELL, Collector. OR BOSTON.—The A | packet schooner Heien Marr, Capt. &. Nickerson, has arrived. and will satl For freight apply to He iO] Water street, Georgetown, D. CLUCK wall profit. jor the steve nor ~ Siow aan eceivad, direct trom the manufacturers, tinent of Kitcoen and Ornamental | OUKS, (uone better made) from $1 up _ Every one has been carefully reguiated and iking part properly adjusted. and will be sold 4. A. WATSON, Experienced Practical Watchmaker, 59 Bridge et. below the Post Office, Georgetown, iLy* Crock Repairing in all its branches. ma 2-1in* ig SALE.—A beautiful BUILDING LO streot, and ru sidences of Rubert Diek ot is unproved by ling 1a front, and has a ‘otomie and V y at the Cutlery and Hartiware UNCASTER, Bridge street, ma i-uf -A three-story BRICK HOUSK, ent, on2d st eet, Georgetown, the Be a fronting 57 feet on Ga: 120, situated between the and Wao. Reddin Thi some stone-wali and 1row ee waLCig View of the gity. For terms x Store of O. Georgetown POR KR with bas fate residence rooms. ‘The house ard lot are lary order, having ail the necessary ow &c. |tis one of the most co town, and well arrar lor © M. De Bodis aged f fort Apply te BROOKE B. WILLIAMS, ap te M. Noara side of Market Spac Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetown, announces to hig patrons that at bh RESTAURANT may be found, tunes, the cl at all icestand most excellent aAssortinent of LIQUORS. the freshest and all kinds OYSTER M SSS TINE ALES.—We respecttiully announce to our veat last sua- ALES of van- ous kinds brewed expressly to Our order, Which we el comentce to be the finest and the largest vari- hat was ever offered in this market. friends and the public that we ceeded in having a large quantity All person: at by pela it tous for either of ti viz. Kennett, Burtoa X adeiphia and XX. Brown Stout and XX Porter aiw: dit-d v wing back ptaing 16 ar 17 » No. G7. hetween GALE in season, rvedatall hours at the usual prices. ing @ nice article of Ale can have tng brands, Pale, Phil- article of son hand, All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be 06 ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green st reat, Georgetown, D.t VAIS Is TO sonal estate of David county, deceased. All p of tho said estate. Given under my hand this Ist ‘day of June, 1959. MARY E. FINCH, Adm’tx. j e@1-lawSw* O'TICE that the subseri- ber hath obtamed from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the Distriet of Columbia, lettersof administration, debouis non, on ths per! ‘h, inte of Washington ons having claimsagarnst the sri! deceased, are hereby warned to extibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri- ber, on or before the 2ith day of May next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit ashington elegance, Georgetown DkAwine TOA CLOSE, Asthe ate about to leave u-, their attention t> m: SILVER WARE close out at prices below the pows:l li tion. or other northern cities, so that earry with them some satisfied as to qui avenue. o EI y of I will set! below the usual rates in New those who wish to emento can be supplied and ity and price by cal ing at St Pa. H.O HOOD. on of Congress will soon be past and the members and strangers that ure now in the cite artioular! y ck of fing WA AND JEWELRY, that I wil competi to call CHES, —A smali sized red and white Cow, jiected, stnyed Iset i be given outs, by 246 south WB street, Capitol Mill, abe ef Wesbieion: sas ADAMS, 3 REWARD —Sirayed away from the subseri- *? ber, on Fiiday last. a sma! yellowish COW, wih ite legs end a white spot on her shoulder, The above reward will be paid delivery to me at No.7 West stieet, a, D.C. JOHN KESSL of &. Pickrell & Co., dated » Georvetown, D. C., drawn on 3’ Bank of Georgetown, No. ol C 8. (Hare. note, or the payment of which his been ren Gace NTS Carpenter . ub, Carpe (in € street, between iou and Uth streets, Brown SUGARS, MOLASSBLS. S2bbis. BROW N SUGAR, NEW ORLEANS M PORTO RIGO ie'¢-bteo BAKBUUR & SEMMES, ¢ PORTO RICO SUGAR, ULASSES, jo. EAS, COFFEE, &e. 35 half chests Imperial, Gunpowder and Young Hy- n TEA: . 801 5 4 bags Javaand Rio COFFEE, Sinks No. | ALEWIVES, 10 bbls. No.1 SHAD, _ Just received and for sal je+-6teo _ EHLE, + 4 rs oe vis rae § used, for sa a ere Tas iptwe ma ‘306, hetween 06, between 9th and 10th sts, (OND HAND PIANOS AND an : SOHN Foettin ley BARBOUR & SEMME®._ ne Lu By J. SPEciat CARD.—The attention of capitalists 1s soied to the - ae eee valuable roperty heatre Lot, on +4 street north, between 13th and Mth sts., together with the Brick im the ruins, Comprising many thousands of excelient Brick 1 be roid at he wdiic auction on Tuesday afternoon, June 8th, at Totock. ow the premises. Brick will be sold sulject to measurement by swora measurers, 88 they stand im the wails, and to be removed by the purchaser within thirty days after the sale, CHARLES S WALLACH, WALTER Db. DAVIDGE, - Trustees. Jeet J.C. MoGUIRE. Auct._ 3 Georgetown. Ry BARNARD & HUCKE MP RUSTE $ E.—By virtue of a deed of William Knowles. Jr.,dated Nov. % Wo will offer at auction oa THURSDAY, the 15 -b day of July next, at 50’c.ock p.m.,on the remises, pyrt of Lot 15, in Beall’s addition to seorgetown, beginning, for its bounds, on the west line of Washington street five feet scutn from the south line of lot 14,and ruoning thence west and paraliel with Gay street 1: feet to the outline of old Georgetown, thenes south and paral:el with Washington street 25 feet, thence east and paraile! with Bridge street 120 feetto Washington street, thence north with Washington street 25 feet Lo the beginning, with the improvements—a frame house. ‘Ferma of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in tw equal in- stallments at six and twelve months, with interest. to be secured. ‘ferms of sale to be comp ied with im one week after sale,or the property wi!l be resold at the risk and cost of the Eras perehaser. WALTER 8. COX, F.W. RISQUE, . | Trustees Georgetown Building Association. je? Zawim BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown SRUSTEE’S SALE.—By virtue of a Deed of Trust from Richard Cruit, dated June 6, 1853, we will offer at auction on THURSDAY, the 15th day of July next, at 53 o'clock, p. m , ou the prein ises, tant lot of ground in Georgetown, described lows, viz: Begioning at the end of 32 feet inenes on the first line of lot No.9 ia H ® Addition te Georgetown, and running th the worth line of isridge street, east 23 feet to end of said first line of lot 9, thenee north and per- aliel to Montgomery street 120 feet, thence west and paralel to Bridge street 23 feet, thence south and paralie! to Montgomery street 120 feet to Bricye street and the beginning, with the amprovements, two frame dwellings. Terms of sale: One-third of the purciase money to be paid in cash. and the balance tn two equal in stalnents at six and twelve mouths, with iarerest, to be secured. Terms of sale to be complied with in one week after sale or the progerty wiil be resuld at the risk snd cost of the first purchaser, me one Week's notice. WALTER 8. F.W_ RISQUE, _ _ Trustees Georgetown Bui ding Association. > je7zawim BARNARD & BUCKEY, Anets. By WALL & BAKNAKD, Auctioneers. MPRUSTEES' SALE —By virtue of a deed of trust from Patrick ye dated Suly 7, 1853, we will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, the (5th dry of July next, at 60 clock p. m., ou the premises, the eastern half of the west ha'f part of Lot No 6, im Square No, 140, in Washington, with tae improve- ments, consisting of &two story Frame Dweiling. Terms of sale: One-half the purchase money to ba paid in cash, and the residue in six months, with interest, to be secured. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in one week after caie, ur the property pee | be resoid, after one week's notice, at the risk and cost of the first pur- chaser. WALT COX. FERDINAND W. RISQUE, ___ Trustees Georgetown Building Assoc.ation. jo7-2awim WALL & BARNARD. Aucis. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, MPYRUSTE SALE —By virtue of a deed of trust from Joseph Dobson, dated July 12, 1°55, we will offer at auction. on THURSDAY, the l4tu day of July next, at 6 o'clock p. m., on the premises, Lot 18, in Squave 117, in Wastiagton, with the 1 Provements—a two story Frame Dwelling. ‘Tertius of saie: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash.and the residue in two equal in- stalments at 6 and 12 moaths, with interest, to be secuced by a deed of trust. ‘Terms of sale to be a one werk after sale, or the proper- d the nsk and cost of the frat v 's net eo. “TER S, COX FERDINAND We RISQUE Trustees Georgetown Building Association, je7-cawim WALL & BAKNARD, Aucis. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georzeiow: LES E.—By virtue of tw R. Fowler, 6 spectively July 25, offer at nueti July next, onthe prenas of ground in Georgetown, being Holwead’s Addition, and part of lot Addition, te whole described as foll < nniug at the end of fifty-te with the south line of Olive street from its intersec- tion with Montgomery street, aud running th with said Olive street west seventy-two. te inches to the northexst corner of lot 174 ef Benli's Addition, th suutheriy with the west line uf said lot :75, filty six f € H araliel to Ol nes. the purehase money ance intwo egus! in mnths with interest, to be complied with in ©, or the property wiil be re sold after one week's notice, at the risk and cost of the first parcnanes. ALTER 8S. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQU Trustees Georsetown Buildiuz Association, je7 2awin BARNARDE BLt 2Y¥. Aue s. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, RUSTEES’ SALE—By virtue of a deed of one week alter the s: trust from Jota Lane, duted Maren 25, 185 . we will offer at auction on TUESDAY, the i3th day of July nex So%ek De m., on the premise: to lowing lots of und in Georgetown, viz western teil part of lot No. 133 ia Beatue & Haw- kins’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 19 feet va Second street and runaing back, of the same width art of sid lot street at the sv frst described lot,and running theuce wes north fine of Secoud street 57 fee exst lineof the iat 3 B. Osborn, deed of March 23, 1242, thence north by and with said west line to the nerth boundary of suid lots 12s and 123, Lhence east with the worth live of lot feet 10 in hes to the northexst corner of said sot, thence south with the east Ine of loti to the southwest comer of Hugh Capertor thence east with the seuth liue of said Cape jot, 24 feet 6 inches, and thence ina straight | te the bex:oning, will the unproveinents, two fraiwe buildings ‘erms of sale: One third of the purchase money e paid in cash and the ialance in two equal stalinente at six and tweive 1 1 to be secured. “Terms of sale in one week sfter sale, or the property resold after one week's notice, at ths risk and vst of the first purchaser. WALTER 8&. CC FERDINA W. RISQUE, ‘Trustees Georget.wu Building Asso ion, Je7-sawim BARNAKD & BUCKE By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. [arorr 3D OIL PAINTINGS at Avcron— A valuable collection of fine original Oul Paint- by ancient and modern masters of remarkable id value, worthy ofa place in any senile men’s Comprising Unquestionably some of the most i fi est specimens Of ancient and modern art ered in this country by anes anetion x which *regeuuine specimers by Sir Jorhua Key- neids, KR, A.; Sir Martin Arthu ee. R.A: Ger raride Larasse ; Laneret; W1 of t.ondon; H. Vernet; Williss, of Loudon; ferrato; and also some of the best American arty: Will be cu view ou Saturday evening and the Whole of Monday, and will be sold by agetion on MONDAY EVEN! at®'s o'clock, at my auc- tion room, Iron Hall, Pennsyivaniaavenue, between 9th and 10th sts. Yerms: Under $5) cash; over $¥ credit of 60 and % days, for satislactorily approved netes, bearing interest. ma 3L W. BOTELER, Av. i> THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in Consequence of the rain, to THURSDAY EVE: une 3d,at same hour, je © W.BOTELER, Auet. ij THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER P stponed, #n xecount of th her, to THIS (Friday) EVENING i BOTELER, Auet’r. je4 ile THE ABOVE ALE 13 STILL FUR ft of the weather, nntil ther Postponed, on seco: WEDNESDAY NING. 9th inst.. al 10 o7el"k, BOTELER, Auet'r, uctioneer CHEN Fornircre athe bith in- of W. H, Brere- n land K streets, lock A. m., an excellent assort- vho'd and Kitchen Furniture, such as as. Rocker and Chairs, Do, ~~ Marble-top Centre Table, Do, Sideboard and & xtension Table, Do. | Dressing Marble-top Bureau, Cottace Bedsteads, Waeshstands and Toilet Sets, - Gilt-frame French Mirror, fine Clock, Vama-k Lace Curtains, w)th Cornioesand Fix tures, Brussels, Ingrain and Stair Carpets, Window Shates, Oileloth, and Hat Rack, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses. Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, 'Tin Safe, &e., China. Glass and Crockery Ware. ng, Chamber and Radiator Stover, With a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites, and a great y other articles which we deem unnecessary enumerate, 4 : nder $25, cash; over #25, a eredit jaye, for notes satisfactorily en dorsed, bearing interest. ‘The House ts for rent, inquire of 8 5 A. GREEN, Auct. a ARS By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, WOR SALE—Five Vanvance Buinpixe Lots ON THE HgiGiTs OF GRURGETOWN.—We will sell, a auction,on TURSDAY, the itn of look p.m, five valuable Lots, belong- ing to the te ol Brooke Willian lec’d, situated on Congress and Road streets. ‘ithese 3 are among the Landsomest ever ollered im this place; He size. The piat can be seen before day of sale at Karnard ¢. pls ey’s auction store, aud on the ground on the ay of sa. mi Mahogany > We would recommend these lots to those persons desiring to locate upon the Heights, as an opportu- nity like this seldom offers. Terms: One-fifti in cash; batance in equa! annual instalments, payable inl.2,3,and 4 years, with in- wee » Adeed sivenand a Of trust taken to se- cure deferred payments. a a je2-dis BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auets. rn WLAND’S MACCASSAR OL at G1Bas RATS ere deat Iakh street: s-em AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ———— ee EE—EE—E—E—E—Ee By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. TT RUSTER’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT in GronGrToW N.—By virtue of a deed in trust TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. "The Wrewbice i New Orica. hom Cotsen ht hertiag te cate tT New Oxteans, Jane 4.—Randall Hunt and Nar. lei aud reaorded iu Libor J.'A. No. 14, | rds have been forced to leave tipeny nt et folios 2 ON TA tee guseriber will geil at pubieo |B ce cominitiee, which is composed nor Ly = et ga pape een og oy ¥ of Americans and Democrats, now hold complete rate rially subsided The excitement bas mate- The Mayor, previons to orders to arrest Joh McGinnis, of the Teac tele ja, and t gos 5 eee T the comm: that if he bad been taken they would ave bone bim Tb*U_ 8. troops at Baton Rouge have been or- Lot No. 104, ia Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fronting @ feet on Beall sireet, between ‘Moatgom: ery and Green streets. and ning lwek with that ‘Width the depth of said Jot, with t eunprovements, which consist of a frame dwelliug house. Terms 0! One-haif cash ; balance 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest frou day of sale, secured upon the propert: if not comp'ied with in six days after the bale property will be resold upon one week's nutice, at the expense of the pur ae city to take care of the government ol iT. All conveyances at the expense of the purchaser. June Sth.- The Mayor of the city is CHAS. SWALLACH Trumee.” | protection of the wintlaees commie ation. JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Auct, By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Forasnver at arceTion.—On TUESDAY, the 8th instant, at 10 o'clock &. m.,. I shu! sell, at the residence of J. B. Oliver, Esq., No. 457 Ith, between F and G 4 north, an excellent sssortmert of Furniture, viz: Maeeeaer Sofas, Castor Arm, Rocking and’ Parlor RTS, Mi Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables, and ete. Mahogany Dre: ac and other Bureaus and Stands. Large Gilt-frame eh Plate Mirror, Wainut Extension Dining Tal Mahogany Bedsteada, Feather Beds, Mattress, Carpets, Venetian Blinds and Shades, Cooking and other Stoves, with a good lot of Kiteh- en Requisites, And many other articles which we deem unnecessa- head rs. Col. Christie bas withdrawn from the leadership of the Americans, and there has been no attack by the mob. The police are now forming into divisiens. and all good citizens are invited to join them. Pirrenvne, June 6 —The telegraph line is down between this city and Wheel . and con- Sjuently we have received nonews diect from New Orleans since Friday evening. The following additional inselligenes was, however. received this evening, by mail, from Wheeling. dated New Orleans. Sata morn- ——— is nearly a day later than the dis- ate > 4 There is fresh excitement bere this indicating that the vigilance communities watt wet be allowed to retain undisputed ‘jon of ry to enumerate. thecity A placard was ixned during the ni Terms: Under $25 cash : over $258 credit of 60 - mass meet: and 9 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear- tae ee + morning They assembled in large numbers and eerets were addressed by Col. Christy, Mr. Stith, the A. GREEN, Auet. ss — American candidate for mayor, and by Col. Henry M RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of | of Nicaraguan notoriety, cailing them to arms 1VEE fier: facias on scifn, under lien iaw, issued from | and volunteering to lead a chai against the the Cierk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- vigilance committee at noon, which was received with an en‘husiasm that indicated a determined and powerful resistance. The vigilant committee are organizing to retain thelr power, having 1,500 men enrolled, and quite an Pxeiten ‘sin the community A ctvil pers before the close of the elec- y night ite, who furnished the cotton bales auce committee, with which they erected their barricade in Jackson nare, Was dangerously wounded last night in front of the City Hote! Basins ss of all kinds is nearly suspended, and the state of affairs seems to be pirogtessing from bad to worse. trict of Ayr meee for the Coanty of Washington, and to me directed, | shall expose to public aaie for CASH, In front of the Court-house door of suid conn- ty,ou TU ¥, the 25tn day of May next. 185, at i20"e) in.. the following described propert to wit: all defendant's right, title, elaim, nnd inte Testinand toacertam Brick Building erected on Lot No, 18, nn Senare No. 732, im the city of Wash- mgtou, D.C, the said Lot berng 22 feet tre running back the whole depth ef sud Lot, se.zed aud levied upon asthe property of Jonu H. Peters, aud will be soid to satisty Judicial No. 152,to May term, 1958, in favor of John Purdy. W. SELDEN, ap30-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia, >> THE ABOVE SA IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain, until TURSDAY next the Ist of Sune, same hour and v DEN, Marshal for the District of Co.umtia. ii? THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed until TUESDAY next, the sth instar same hour and p'ace ve DR je l-ts Marsha! for Dnstrict Later from the Utah Army. St. Lovie, June 7 —The Democrat's Leaven- Worth correspondent furnishes additional detail» of the Utah News. They contain nothing of vital importance excepting that Col. Hoffman’ « command bed advanced only about 40 miles from the Ist to the Hth May, and would not reach Camp Scott before the 10th or 15th of June. ‘There is nothin further relative to the cutting off of Capt. Marcy's train. Col Sadmaae column was at Fort Kearney on the 25th. An express from Laramie met Col. Monroe at Big Blue. — May was at Clear Creek n affray took place at Lawrence, yesterda’ between Gen Lane and Mr Jenkins, a yeominent citizen of that place, resulting in the death of the latter. Animosity existed between the parties, growing out of a disputed land claim. The mail from Utah of the 16th April brings confirmation of Gov. Cumming’s entry into Salt Lake City, but no other news. ma 25 f Coluniina. ___ FUTURE DAYS. By J. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer, Puc SALE OF VALUABLE LOTs, DweLtine anp Warsnovse.—On THUR DAY, the Sd day of June, I shall sell at publi on the premises at 6 o'clock p.m, Lots Nos. 3and5, in Square No. 771, with the commodious Dwelling and large and substantial Warehouse thereon, with cellars under the whole. icin rty is eligibly located, and though ori- ginally built for an extensive bak: ell ndapted to the purpose of a large manufac! f any de- scription or other business. The lots have a front of 60 feet on Canal st., running through the square 169 feet 5 :uches to Sd st. east, thus having the advan- tage of a front or both streets. The buildings cover the entire front of the lots. immediately facing the eastern basin of the city canal, and affords unsur- passed advantages for the landing or shipment of materials. Besides the intrinsic value of this grop t Sailing of U. S. Vessels. erty nay be added that, being within the limits Boston, June 5 —The U. 8. sloop of war Mac> temp: 1 extersion of the Navy edonian, recently ordered to the Guit for the pro- pportunity for profitable investin: tection of American interests in that quarter, sailed from the navy yard for her destination yesterday. The Doiphin, alse bound for Cuba, received her crew and went into commission today. Sle will leave for the Gulf to-morrow. ¢ and without reserve. One-third cash, and balance in two equal Payments, at one and two years. h interest, se- cured by deed of trust on the property. ma 22 eokds J.C, MeGUIRE, Auct. rey HE ABOVE SsLE IS POSTPONED until WEDNSDAY AFTERNOON, June Sth, at 542 o'clock, at the Auction » coms. J. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners. UBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET Gaxven, With Cortace Restoexcr.—On SATURDAY, the Oth day of June,at 5 p m., on the premises, | wi'l sel! ats my Country Res- idence, iying ee Tenaily Town road, adjoining More Vessels Boarded. New Yors, June 7—The bark Tanaro, from Havana, and the brig Abram, were both boardea at sea; the former by a Spanish war steamer and the latter by the Styx. fn both cases the strictest politeness was observed Baitumere Markets. the tands ‘hand Mr. Burroughs, Battimor®, June 7.—Flour ts active and gene- wm a It fais 1 acres of | rally unchanged: Howard street $4374; Ubio uy tant neiy watered with never | soid at the same ure; City Mills $4. Wheat quiet; good to prime white $1.05a1 4s; good to pilme reds —— w Corn is buoyant ; white at 69a7Ic., yellow at 70ar2e ” P Provisions are firmer Whisky is dull at 204 a21 ve, New York Markets. New Yor«, Jone 7 —Flonur is firm; sales of 11.50 barrels; State $3 90a$3 95; Obio @4 S0a84 6; Southern @1 45a%4.70 W beat is firm; sales of 10,000 bushels; western $1, white 2.05 Corn is dull; mixed 60a73c ; atbern vellow 79K as0e 3} mess $17.35. Lard is heavy at pr e g failing spi well-enc.oved, aud having nearly every variety fruit pertaining tothe market gar- den, such ag apple, pear, peach, appricot, ch try, &e Andaiso, wail set ins beautiful and luxuriant crop of clover and timothy, early ready for the acythe, ‘The cottage is plain, but comfortable, with 5 rooms and cellar. Also. a terant’s house, with other necessary out busdings. The locality is ia vorable fora nsighborhood store, whieh, if availed «add to the comforts and profits of the piace uld it be required by Indders, the piace will be offered in two divisions of about 5and 7 acres each, there being water and house to each division. The terms of sale will be one-fourth in exsh, and the residue in payments of 6, 12, and 14 months, with interect. The title is perfect. JOUN A SOMERVILL. jel-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aners. aE ten hector Aoorindcnlno N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of four write 1VE of fier: {ncias issued from ti rk’s . flice of the Circu.t Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | shail expose to public sale, for Case, in front of the Court House door of said County, on Fe the léth day of June, i858, at 12 o'clock m., the fol” lowing deserited p: ‘ty, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim, 3 erest in and to part of res- vation No 10, begineing for the same intheeast me Whisky is dal! at 204a2%e. Financial. New Yorn, June 7—Stocks are lower and dull. Chicago and Rock Island Tix; La Crosse and Milwaukie ; Michigan Southern 21; New York Central +2 Pennsvivania Coal Company 2)y; Reading 425; Milwaukie and Mississippi of 3a street, at a point, where the same is inter- | 25; Canton Co., 192,; Missouri 6's S44 . sected by the north line'of an aliey 7 feet 11 imches | Sterling exchange tirmer at 109a100% wide, opening into said 4, et, and ru with the snid east line of said street, ne thence enst 45 feet, thence south 22 fee alley, and thence with the san street and point of beginn ogether with all singular the improvement: reon, in the city Washington, D. C., seized and levied upon as th property of Ju Wil isms, and will be sold to sat- isfy Judiciais, No. 3}. 32.35 and 34. to October term, 1258, in favor of Howell & Stribling. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia, N AKSHAL’S SALE.—In vy A of fiert factas, issued fr: Office of the Cirewit Court lumbia for the County of V direc ed, I shall expose to pub front of the Court House de THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, 18%, m., the wing described proverty defendant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos. il aud 2, in Squsre 5!3, in thecity of Washingtoo, D. C..togetuer with all and singaiar the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold to ux thence h <2 feet, 1 the said west55 feet to 41, AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Anotioneers, A SMALL FARM,SUITABLE FOR AGEN Ps TLEMAN’s COUNTRY RESIDENCE OK FOR « MAKKET FakM, aT AUCTION—On THURSDAY AF PERNOON, June 16, o'clock, we shal! sel! on the premises that beauty! Leountry place, b w. ituated on the old nend Alexandria road, two miles from & and comfortable cottage barit Dr bles, new Feneine. ye ung Orchard, Frut Trees, &e. "The crops of veg now crowing wil be given in the sale. There isa Pump oft good Water close by the door, a Spring of exoe! jent water, and an unfailing stream runs ‘bh the luce. In fact fora country residence for one doing usipess in the city it offers & rare Opportunity. it sh free f om malarious diseares. ner, bearing r Awe erms: One-fourth cash : the residue im 6, 12, 18, Benes Geechee Coen Er AUT | nad Bascune won tae. A deel eee and © ma 2i-dis Maratha! for the District of C aoe a By . MoGUIRE, Auct ~ je3-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. OSITIVE SALE OF BEAU - By WALL & BARNARD,fAxnct'oneers. NDIVIDED SQUARE AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY Ar TERNOON, ith mstant. at 6 Lor Orrosite Jvviciany Sy TE SDAY AFTERNOON, June ith, at six o’cluck, on the premises, I shall sell Lot No. 6. in . Poloek room, oorner #ih st. Square 331, freuting 49 feet OY inches on 4th street, | 0’eloek, in front of our auction “9 becween B’and F streets narta, running tack 93 feet. anes, we will sell the, wnein-<t Senare be aivided if desired. Lot is immediately opposite Judiciary Square, aud is beautifuily located fur a residence, Titie pertect. Terr One-fourth cash: the residue ia 6, 12 and 18 months, with iuterest, secured ty deed of truston i ce en eae J.C. McGUIRE. Auet. jead By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ALUAB LOT ¢ HE ISLAND.—On p NOON, 9tb usxtant, at 6o’eleck, in front of the premises, we will sell Lot No. 16, m subdivision of Square 435, fronting 24 feet on Sth street west and ruwig back 4 feet to a wide ailey. 00,000 square feet. Thesquare v between lth and 17th streets west, ard on * acopsnire avenue, is enclosed with a new and sul stantial fence, and offers rare inducements fo: ulation. “the Square will be sold whole or divided. Terms liberal, je 3-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, & Ws | be offered at public sale, on the 10th day of June next, the valuable Estate of the late Tahaferro, on the Rapidam River, m the County of Calpeper, and adjoin R: Stati and A. Railroxd. The Farm, aud the Station is only a from the house and bara.‘ a rare ch ‘Terms: One-third cash; the res: wonths, with interest, and seenred 3 WALL & BAR trust. oe Lan relling - able, and al necessary oul houses, in gvc repall Also, at the same tune and piace, will be sold ait the Personal tener of the esate, except the lo 1... H. TALIAFE negroes: i. D. TALIAFER By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, RUSTEER’S SALE of VALUABLE HOUSE STREET AT AUCTION. —By bearing date October 851, and recorded in the land records of W tou county, D.C., in Liber J. A. 8. No. %, fe &c_,and of other suthority conferred on hi undereigned trustee will sell at public guction, on TUESDAY, June 8, 58, at 6 0 clook remises, Lot No 2, of the subdivision of origina! ots Nos 248nd 25 in Square No, 254, in the oily o Washington. - ‘This lot is situated on [3th street, between G and H, and is improved by a hardsome three-story brick Deeling (No. 47 13th street.) contaming 9 rooms. gas. fixtures, &c , with a brick stelle in the rear of said dweiing. Sale Spry ~nd oe reserve. 0 of ale, Linvnieuiatés 40.8 A. GREBN. Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUL Lot ox F, Qerwers Irn an AT AUCTION —n PK seli in front of th valuable and waster n part neer. 3 SHANBLOT AWIOINING, ON Kh Sreeer. INTHE FIRST Wak, aT Avc- DAY, the 9th instant, I shall emises, at 6 O'clock p- ™m., & good three-story Brick House, containing 15 or 17 convepiently arranged rooms, wide hall, and kiteh en, the Loton which it stands, and handsome build ing lot adjoining, being Lot No. 18 and part of Lot 9.19, in Square No. I. This property is handsomely situated on the south side of uorth K, be-ween 2oth aud 2ith streets. a lit tle west of the Circle whole property fronts on K street 82 feet, runuing bach an average depth of about 100 feet toa wide alley, has a w-ll of excellent water in the yard, and the walls of a brick builcing in the rear, Terms: One fourth cash: the balance in six, twelve and eighteer months, fur notes bewrng inte rest, to be secured by a deed of trust upon the prop- erly. Title indisputable. Adeed given and a deed of Nes aan A. GREEN, Anet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. NDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE Mccauoar Auces N.—On TUESDAY, the rh instant, Exball sell, on the premises. at 6 o'elcck p.m. Lot No 4, situate in Square No. 49, being at the immediate corner of Sth and | streeis south, fronting 00 feet 4 inches hth street. and fronting again 3» feet on I street; making a handsome lot for the erection of a residence ant p! of basiness ad vo rms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest and to be ecured by « deed of trust upoa the property. Tulle indispa A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auction ANDSOME BUILDING LOT o: HILL at Auction. —On FRIDAY stant, | shall seil,in front of the premises. o'clock, Lot B, being part of James Cratche' division of Lot to. 7,ia Square No | 75, ing & front of 18 feet on north E street, and repning back 100 feet between 2d and 3d “streets mst, forming & very bandsome and desirai-le building Jot in a quiet Mproving section of Live city. ri : ssh ; balance in 6, ‘Terms: One third c Fe t, to be'secured by notes & deed of trust upon the Property. ily indiaputable. A. GREEN, Auct, mn Std . DR od 13th oO 8 hon of persone wishing to purchase a yd valuatie banldine fet is Called to the above , the lovality being one of fue most hes! thy and desirable mm the city. Terms: One-fourth casa; balanes im 6.12, and 19 months, for notes bearicg interest, to be Secured by a deed of trust upon the property. veyan t the cust of the purchaser. Pt eee AC GREER. Aw JSICAL NOTIC jarp Instruct N wh course of “Bochsa's Rew Harp — nig tos —- Une goons "i a e e., Viz: - full bet of the hot Hahn Harp Suemes at yo, Harps Strung and pat ito ot got id tneuriug "Eadtoor taste i Bock weit » * APITOL, + the Lith in- Seal 12, and 18