Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. To Apvertisers in ALEXANDRIA—Mr. Geo. E. French, in Alexandria, will receive and Promptly forward advertisements intended for ‘The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themsélves of its immense circulation to bring Their business, wants or other requirements to the notice of the public had better cali at his period- ical depot. Tre Excrrsiox ann Pic Nic of the Young Catholics’ Friend Society, of Alexandria, carried town to Glymont, yesterday, nearly a thousand of our neighbors below, as also a large number of Washingtonians. The weath was delightful; Fy brisk southerly wind tempered the heat of the sun's rays, and made the atmosphere quite pleas- ant. At 5 o'clock, the steamer Powhatan left Washington, and at 94, well freighted with a merry cargo, cast off ber lines from the Alexan- dria wharves, and, to the music of Esputa’s band, sped on her watery Way to the pavilion at Gly- mont. A pleasaut run “through broad Potomac’s hem of pine,” and the party safely disembarked and prepared for a glorious day. Soon the com- modious pavilion shook to the merry measures of the hundred dancing feet that followed Esputa’s bow through all the mysteries of “forward two,”? * ladies change,” ‘tone cross over,” « half prom. gnade,”* “swing corners,”* and ‘‘promenade all.”> ‘The dining room, under charge of the ladies of St Mary's congregation, spread its choicest viands to delight the inner man; the fountain sent its sparkling waters dancing in the sunlight; the swings vibrated their lovely burdens between earth and sky; and soon the lofty green hills that surround the pavilion on every side were check- ered with the gay dresses of little family Parties, and the snow-white @oths spread for pic-nic dinners beneath the shade So passed the morning and early afternoon ™metrityaway. The little pr. the children of St. Mary's Tueir glad shouts as they langhed and played in the wholesome gratification of their janocent souls, made hearts lighter as eyes looked on them The Powhatan, returning to Alexandria, r- mained aw and then leaving at two o'clock, arrtved at Glymont about four o'clock. Another crowd of pleasure-re-kers united with the merry party in the pastimes, then at their height, and joy was unconfined AtSo’ctock, the shrill scream of the whistle called the little folks and such ef their friends as wisbed to conclude betimes the dav’s festivities, to re-embark. A large crowd bad farewell to the pleasant throng left behind, and ina few hours were recollecting, ‘neath roof trees in Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown, the Pleasures that left no sting behind Maanwhile enjoyment lagged not at Glymont. A sailing party went dancing in their little boat over the waves, and fishing lines with alluring bait tempted, we are sorry to say, entirely in vain, the finny residents, of the Potomac to take a bite As twilight came on and the glow of sunset faded from the river, the woods gave up che scattered parties only to make the throng at the pavilion larger and more joyous For awhile the supper suspended dancing Mouths worked. this time without the aid of Esputa’s magic bow, faster than feet had done when he played * Pop goes the weasel.” A Petite allayed, Esputa took the chair, and the Sax-horn made a noise like two thousand Jews harps playing at ence, which proved to bea sig- nal to recommence dancing Fen sets were re- formed, aud between Esputa’s music and Floor- manager Latham’s enerzy every body kept mov- ing until about ten o'clock, when the steamer hove in sight and the parties re-embarked, leav- ing Glymont toquietuess and night. About half- Past eleven o'clock the boat arrived at Alexan- dria and disembarked @ throng that mide gay for awhile toe sleeping streets of that pleasant old city ‘The Washington participsnts in the evening's festivities were soon after safely landed at the foot of Sixth street, and all that remained of the hours that made up the merry day were memories that came in dreams—tlike encored ac- tors at a play’s close—with only half their gilded trappings to bow themselves off the stage To the committee in charge of the excursion, the participants owe all the thanks that are due for such complete arrangements ax assure at all — a pleasant day. Our Alexandiia friends have every reavou to be proud of themselves as caterers to wholesome public amusement. If the pic nic bas proven half as profitable as it deserved, they will need but little other aid to complete thetr contemplated improvements. Tue Orrna was well attended last night, de- spite the rather uncomfortably warm state of the weather, and the side windows of the hall hav- ing been taken out the air had good cireulation, rendering the place quite cool and pleasant. The Bobemian Girl, a favorite Opera with Washington andiences, was presented Stnee the closing of the late theatre season the Orchestra hax been enlarged so as to admit of an tnereased number of orchestrians, and according- ly the pe formance was rendered much more ef- fective than would have been otherwise. The performance went off with great eclat, each part being admirably sustained throughout. Miss Milner was hailed on her entre by a flat- tering demonstration of welcome, which was gracefully acknowledged by her. Her persona- tion of Arline was a decided hit, as the frequent and loud applause abundantly attested Mrs. Holman was excellent ax the Gipsy Queen, and impressed the audience most favorably by her powers as aa actress. as well as her abilities Count Arnhiem was superb throuzhont the performance, and gave “The heart bowed down”? with great effect. Rudolphsen as Devilsboof carried the house with him, whenever he appeared. Possessing a voice of unusual excellence, and an extremely happy naturainess of manner, he completely ideutifies himself with his part, and is in every respect, for the time, the genuine article, and no imitater. Mr. Holman, as the popinjay Floris‘an, cave to that character unusnal pith, expecially in the scene in which, being a little “ fou,” be falls into the clutches of the Gipsies and looses his per- sonal! decorations. Mr. Frazer, as Thaddeus, was really excellent, and was frequentiv encored. Mr. H_ © Cooper conducted the orchestra with great efficiency, considering it was the opening might The opera was well performed in all respects. and was a most refreshing musical treat to the andience There will be a crowded audience to-night, when it will be repeated How w !T ’—A correspondent asks if Mayor Magruder did not solicit a specisl police force prior to the municipal election in is57, and have it denied him by the Kaow Ne ngs in the City Councils, who doubtiess wished their imported allies to carry on their nefarious acts? We are of the opinion th vase; and ifso,.how much every tld be indebted to the Common Council whose official term bes just expired for promoting slaw and order” by the establishment of a special police —Union ef this MITMing It is so, without adeubt. The Mayor, about three weeks prior to the election last year, senta communication to the City Councils requesting age of a resolution by them author zing to appoint for the better preservation of the peace on that da rhe majority there prevented the passage of the resolution, ‘o one condemued that act of indifference to “law and order.” more than did the Star Femate Bat. ts.—It cannot be said that all the fizLting is done by the sterner sex; for if the warrants issued by the Police Justices of the larger Wards constitute a criterion, fe- males are beginning to take a hand in rowdyism as well as the men. Before nine o'clock thix morning, one magistrate issued four warrants for different individuals. and all on the oaths of fe- males This be considered a very lively begin- ning of the day, though very unprofitable to the Justice and officers, The service of these war- Tauts are an expense tothe magistrate, and a loss of time to the officer. ‘They are the most numer- ous of all United States cases, requiring more time and labor than any other, and the officers Ket no pay for them Sexrrisine a Rance —This morning, abont twe o'clock, the guards on the beats fiom Four- and-a-balf to Third sts, while passing through the well-known Jackson-Hall alley, came upen # <quad of colored individuals, who were em- ployed in a game of ‘oid sledge,”? quarter acor- ner.. They were taken to the yuard-house; and, this morning, they had to pay dearly for their sport. The Justice, wishing to impose the tines according to their ability to pay, inquired which had been most successful’ [he prisoners weie opposed to admissions of facts that might in- crease the punishment of one und do others no goed, so the Justice fined the room keeper $7.00 and costs. and the players $6 and costs each. Tse Festivat —We are requested to announce that the ladies who have the grand festival in charge, bave concluded to keep it open one night Jonger, bat it will positively close this evening This will be the last opportunity, therefore of seeing this maguilicent floral display — Saves oF Reat Esiain anv Stroce —Yester- day, by Jas.C. McGuire, auctioneer: Lot 6 in square Sil, to F Koones, at S0c per foot; anda Jot of Corporation stock at 101 By A Green, auctioneer: Brock house and lot on K street north, betweea Fourth aod Fifth strects north, to ER R Knorr, at $3000, Do xot koncet the Bible Panorama to night and to-morrow afternoon—'tis nearly the layt chance to see it. = [commonicatep. ‘\ To woman belongs the ire of the heart. ‘To man the Kingdamof theming" ° ‘This is one of the wise sentiments with which Ur papers and books are adorned. Nodoubt the brain from which it emanated is richly stored. ‘with sach comfortable delusions, such as intellect, and even soul, being a monopoly of the self-styled lords of creation. Now, 1! am sure that the saying— ‘: When ignorance is bliss, it is folly to be wine,” ‘was intended for the originator of this nonpariel of wisdom and his fortunate companions. Now by what right do men profess to be the sole pos- sessors of this God-like attribute? Have we not examples in history where woman has not only equalied but surpassed men in the rapidity of her literary attainments? Now you will say that these instances are rare. But why isitso? Is not woman too often educated but to please the senses? Is she not taught that it does not become ber to strive for litetary attainments? hat it is only the heart which she can hope to influence. But let woman be subjected to the same mental discipline as men and see if she wonld not soon convince those epitomes of sense that she is their compare tn intellect But it is not the object of man to acknowledge the mental capi c ty ef woman; for, are we not told td a ene male writer, that “if a wo- man be possessed of mental superiority, she should be careful to hide it fromthe other nex; for man seldom forgives the intellectual superi- orityof woman.*’ And this fs the reason that we hear such expressions as‘ The dear little crea- tures were made to love, but not to judge.’ “Tis by such means as these, men strive to keep wo- man in subjection to their will. It is by thus cultivating the feelings at the expense of the rea- son, that they become more pliant tools in the hands of their would-be rulers. The world was in he pes pepe darkness while knowledge was confined to the priesthood. But the world is still in darkness, in comparison with the intellectual ealightenment it will attain when the female half of creation has equa! advantages with the men It is from the mother’s lips the embryo great man imbibes his first impressions of life; and it is well known that ideas formed in youth are more lasting than those in after years, and that they tend to influence our whole future life. Now, if those impressions be false, (such as they neces- sarily must be, the mother being ignorant and consequently narrow-minded.) those years are worse than lost; for it takes longer to eradicate than it took to form them; and thus, be can never arrive to that intellectual enlightenment which would have been his had his first views of life been correct. ‘Thus man defeats his own object when he would threw obstacles in the way of woman's mental advancement; for, that she is capable of great mental achicvements, let history vouch. Witnes< Gabrielle de Chatelet, the fellow stu- dent of Voltaire; Elizabeth, of England, who governed with a vigor, firmness, penetration, and address unsurpassed by any person that ever fill- ed a throne; Catharine of Russia, who formed a code of laws for the government of that vast em- pire—noted for their wisdom, justness, and adap- tation to the wants of her people, and which are still preserved in a golden vase in the Imperial Academy at Petersburg. ‘These are but a few of the examples that go to prove of what woman is capable, when she throws aside those barriers of education and prejudice by which her energies are crippled ant her mind weakened. For it is weil known that the mina, unlike everything else, becomes strengthened by use. And woman is told that she must cultivate the heart, for ‘To man belongs the empire of the mind.” Itis this ridiculous nonsense which makes the generality of our sex seem such “butterflies of fashion "’ For the mind eraves nourishment; and if wholesome food be denied, it will feed on f-ivolities, and thus, chamelion-like, partake of their nature. It is these disadvantages, under which women labor, which give rise to all of those fine sayings—such as “Ob frailty, thy name is woman.”’ But take an uneducated man and woman, and see if itis not the woman which displays the greater amount of intelligence. Witness Mrs. Bagnet, in Dickens's, Bleakhouse. It is this fact which reconciles me to the yreater cultiva- tion of man’s mind, for it seems to need it. Leey F alias Roraciz A. Tue HorticvtteraL ExiiBition to-day pre- sented new attractions. From the gardens of Mr. John Saul came fresh specimens of straw- berries, some of them being new varieties and of rich flavor. Among the best we notice the fol- lowing varieties, which are said to be the best in point of flavor and growth, the “Comte De Flan- dre,’ Triumph de Gaud,” seedling ‘Eliza,’ and others. It is said by horticulturists that the vicinity of Washington produces better straw- berries than any other portion of the country, the soil and climate being more favorable to their perfect growth. The specimens on exhibition at the Melodeon fully bear out this statement Mr. Cammack also presents, this morning, some beautiful collections of the Hovay and Vic- toria strawberry. Dr. P: *s table is also fragrant with fresh flowers, Roses, Petanias, and many other varie- ties. Mr. Saul exhibits, in all their beanty and deli- cacy of pink and scarlet tint, specimens of the Lord Raglan, Emperor Napoleon, Madain Mason, Glorie de France, Ornaments Jacdines, and Per- petual Rose The exhibition in all respects to-day showed Treat taste of arr; ment. and was deliciously specimens of florieulture. night closes the suow, with the additional attraction of a fine band of music. Licutnixc.—We call attention to the adver- tisement of Mr. J. P. Smith in our columas to- y, who is engayed in constructing and supply- ing to all who may want them the famous Oils patent lightning conductors with platina points, Which are nniversally recommended by scientific inen for their sefety and durability. Mr. Smith commended by a large number of per- nding in Washington and other cities, for his xnowledge cf his business and his promptness in supplying all orders with which he may, be entrusted. James Powers is tobe hung on next Friday, Isth inst. in the jail yard in this city. The Cir euit Court has decided to rise in a few days, and the condemned r has been notified to prepare for the execution of the law Fire.—Between 12 and | 0’clock on Wednes day morning, four frame houses on E street, near Fourth east, were destroyed by tire—doubtless the act of an incendiary. The houses were the property of Mr. Pepper; insurance $400. Warten Rererns —Waiter Fenwick, colored, D. C., gambling; fine and costs, €5 44. Samuel Ailer, colored, D.C.,do.; do. $6.44. Jas. Cole, colored, D.C, do; do. 14; Wm. Robinson, colored, Md, do; do. $644. Sam Williams, colored, D. C., do: do. $6.41 Three lodgers—non-residents. Worts Reapixc.—Why is it that so many shffer and repine and ding out x miserable existence, un- fitted for the enjovments, and even oulieary pur- suits of life, when relief may be obtained, and health and vigor restored, bya treatment at once conve- pient and safe,as well as peritianent in its character? ‘9 those who have suffered long with dise-se, mating in loss of appetite, vigor, » the under- signed teaders h FOIessiONnAal services, ASSUrINg the sufferers, inc lor and sincerity, coms con- vyenentand proper prescriptions. thorough cure and sound bedy and mind, without uuple sant re strictions or hinderguce from ordinary business pur- suite. Ail diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever cause, either recent or chronic, strictures, an irritn- bie biadder, &c.—also, &: tia, Asthma, Kheuma- tam, Piles, & kilifully and successfully treated, arris will visit Washington every week du- June, remaining Wednesdays, Thurs- ys ofeach week. Can be consulted 58 National Hotel, from Iv tol; and 5 m. - B. Harkis, M. 18-WThFtt Residence, Ricninond, Va. PEennt ‘Those in want of Pennies, for change, can always obtain them on application at the coun ter of the Star Uthee, tf 2 ring M days, aud F at bis rooms, toa p ma SpxciaL Noticr.—For Perfumed Breath White Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use “ Balm of 1.00) Fiowers.”” For dressing Ladies’ hair use “ Woodiand Cream,” & new pomade ; it causes gen- tiemen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price 50 cents each. W.P. Fetrings & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Tarton & Mavry, Booksellers, between 9th ai 10th at.. Pa. avenue. nl? VXHIBITION OF INDIA RUB 4 RICX AF THE PATENT OF Members of Congrens, and the pubic generally, are resp ctfully invited to call and examine tha In dia Rubber fibres and artidies now on exh.bition iu the Model Hall of the Pa ent Office. Unt: the great invention of the process of vuloan izatiog, Whieh this country bas the honor to have made. and when took monuf 3 lace in 1839, the profitable ture of Inde Rute fabrics nad not been From the invent.ou of that important red « period of teny ara for its suc- cese'ul development inthe arts and manufactures. Since that period ( viz : 1850) to the presen’ time, its bas been surprising and unexanipled, until heoome a great and important branch of y, employing millions of capital and peratives, nud many 5! and sailors for the tranaportation of the raw ma! And yet ‘aly said tha: iti bot in its infancy: ware of the extent of the applications of India Rubber; and no intelligent person can view the great variety of the fabrics and manu factures into whiel: it is made, except with sur- prise and *dwiration, and without feeling that the genius. artistic sku! nd enterp which have originated and made cessful this great branch of matonal indu>try.a- orable to our country. Similar exhihitior ve n made in London 8. tracted the attention not of the public generally. ANCKOF JOLUME Hise t tory of United States. being volume 1 of the Amerievn Revolution, uoiform with Previons, vol- » : “o ts. t l. Eee tale be eee OR & MAURY ma 3 __- SWFA avenue. R HIRE BY PIANOS FOR SALE OF TURN F. ELLIS ALEXANDRIA. —o— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 11, 1858. Our people, this morning, are grateful for the cool breeze that comes with the promise of tem- pering the heats of the day. We learn that at the last Provincial Council of Baltimore. the cession of the Catholic Church and Parish of St. Mary’s, which includes the county of Alexandria, from the Archdiocess of Baltimore to the Diocess of Richmond was de- termined upon. The decree to that effect bas been sent to Rome, and upon being ratified by the Holy See, the Cathelics of Alexandria, in common with their co-religionists ‘of Eastern Virginia will be under the spiritual charge of the Right Rev. John McGill, D. D, and the bounds of the diocess correspond with those of the Commonwealth. The following bonds and securities were given at the last term of the County Court by the offi- cers chosen at the recent election: Clerk of the County Court, B. H. Berry—Turner Dixon, R. M. Smith, and C. E. Stuart in the sum of 85,000. Commissioner of the Revenue, George Duffey— B.H. Berryand C. #. Stuart. in the sum of $1,000. County Surveyor—J. W. Bowen and Wesley Carlin, in the sum of $1,000. County Constables, W. J. Allison, H.S. W. Barker and H. Javens, inthe sum of $2,000; R. H. Warder, Il_L. Monroe, B. Delphy and J. Riston, inalike sum; G.W. Walker, James Walker and John Summers, ina like sum; R. Williams, (county,) D Williams and Wesley Carlin, in a like sum. The proceeds of the Ladies Festival for the benefit of the Young Men’s Christian Association netted three hundred and fifteen dollars. Markets to-day—Flour, no sales; wheat, offer- s light, market dull; corn, sales of 1,500 busb- els mixed, at 62c; oats, no sales Arrived Lic er ig Princeton, Farago, Nominy, wheat and corn to Robinson & Payne. Sailed—schrs John Donovan, New York, coal; S.C. Moore, Ingersoll, New York, coal, by T.J. Mehaffey; Pos. P. Coke, Endicott, Boston, coal, by D. B. Smith GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, Ost MILL OFFAL, &c. 1.000 bushels prime OATS, together with SHIP- STUFF, SHOKTS, GRAIN, BALK HAY, &c., for sale by BEALL & SHOLMAKER. Je 10 3t* ol Water street, Georgetown, OR RENT On the Heights of Georsetown, dur je summer a on! a comfort- ableand well FURNISHED RESIDENCE. with ample grounds attached. For particulars inquire of the aenene Correspondent of the Star. ye SOR SALE—A beaut fuliy located BUILDING LOT, on the northwest corver of Frederick and Prospect streets, Georgetown. immediately north of the late residense of ‘I’. W. Pairo Esq. Also, several Lots in the First Ward, Washing- ton, D.C, d,. M. MORTON, Box 31, Post Office, Georgetown, D.C NEWst. JOHN'S A LEWLVES AND HER- John ALEWIVES, Round HERRING, Je \0-eolw* daily expected per schooner Sylvanus Allen, and for aca 4 BRO sale je 0 lw TAx PAYERS, TAKE A discount of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the Tax of 1858, if paid prior tothe Ist July next. All persons in arrears fur previous years taxes would do weil to call and settle, to save theinselves expense and mortification, HARTLEY & 98 and 101 Water s je 4-1m* Cc. F. SHEKELL, Collector. I . CLOCKS. HAVE received, direct trom the manufacturers. & large assortment of Kitchen and Ornamental Vatlor Cl-OUKS, (none better made) from $1 up wards, Every one has been carefully regulated and the striking part properly adjusted. and will be sold Ata small profit. 4. A. WATSO Experienced Practical Watch 59 Bridge st., below the Post Office. Georg if9™ Clock Repairing in all its branches. ma 29-im* POR SALE—A beautiful BUILDING ante 57 feet on Gay street, and running back 120, situated between the residences of Robert Dick and Wm. Reddin ‘Chis Lot is tinproved by a hand- some stone-wall and iron-railing in front, and has a commanding view of tie Potomac and Washington LOT, eity. For teri ly at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of 0. Z: MUNCASTER. Bridge atrert, Georgetown. tf st eet, Georgetown, the 1. De Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 The house and lot are large anc ‘n complete order, having all the necessary out-buildings, batns, &o. itis one of the most commodious in town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance. Apply to BROOKE » WILLIAMS, Georgetown ap 2-| N M, RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37. hetween Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetown, Announces to his patrons that at his! RESTAURANT may be found, at all t the choicest and most excellent tment of LIQUORS. the freshest STERS and all kinds of GAME in seaso: Meals served atal! houra at the usual prices. jan 4-6in SINE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our friends and the public that we have at last suc ceeded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by applying to us for either ofthe following brands, viz. ‘Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, bhi: adeiphia and XX. We aiso have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand, All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to. ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, dtd Georgetown, D. FOR RENT AND SALE. [SEE FIRST PaGe.| Fos REN T—Several large and pir, BED- ROOMS and offe ar two large PARLORS, ina pleasant location, Will be rented on reasonable terms Apply at No, iz2 Pa, avevue. between 19th and 2th sta. _ jel st Steck, GOOD WILL AND FIX LURES ofa 2 Cigal for sale, and store for rent—No, 50 7h street: a good stand for any kind of business. Will be gold at a great bargan. Apply on the prein- ses. je 11-st* (OR SALE—A smal BRICK HOUSE.—Clear rent $20, Inquire at this office. je 10-eo3t*_ SS ORE FOR RENT ANDDRY GOODSFOR wy SAL Tntending to retire trom business 1 wit sellmy stock of DRY GOUDs, ecrnsisting of the usual variety to be found ina retail store. [ wiil also rent my Store where I have carried on business. for the last eight years. ‘erms easy, and made known ou appucation at I street south, between 7th and 8th streets east, Navy Yard. - je 10 20" JOSEPH RAPETTI, Fok RE That very desirable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 457 13th street, between E and F. at present eceupied by Capt. K- #. Cunningham, of the U. 3. Navy, and formeriy occupied by Col. BF. Larned. rtermsapply to CHARLES B. KING, Agtist, 496 12tn street, or Room No. 34, Winder’s Building. je 9-2w* AWSON HOUSE, 466 13th Street, between E Street and the Avenue.—There isa few more Rooms, not yet taken at the above house which will be let to first cass permanent Boarders. ‘Terms liberal. A large number of Table Boarders can also be accommodated. Those in want of good board will *pply soon, nije s-1w- A.R. HAFF. EW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE- NE StoRY? Brick (DWELLING House AT PRIVAE SALE —The subscriber bas for pn. vate anle anew and very dosirable three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings, containing eleven reoms, built in the best manner, and furmshed throughout with all the modern im- rovements—gas and water, furnace, range, &c ¢.—situated on north M street, between th and Ith streets west, one door east of 1ih street. ‘Terms easy and imme diate poss: iven, | JAS. C. MecGUIRE, apla d Avet’r. and Com. Merchant. For RENT—A commodious BRICK DWEL, LING HOUSE, No. 346, with back-building attached, in Frank in Row, on north side of K st. north, between 12th and 13th. It contains 12 rooms, tweesliars, bath room, every convenience for hot and oold water, cas, and hasastable, carriage house cow and wood house. The situation is eligible. an the must roy neo in the city, particuiarly for a summer residence. e . Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. 7th atreet. YREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTM GY ‘or Sale and ‘fo Let—The entire STOCK of a large Grocery, Wine and Liquor Store, in a first- d stand. Terms ensy. Apply. with realname, jential,’? Box “8 Post Office. jel OR SALE—A comfortahie FRAME DWEL- LING HOUSE, with back building attached, woodhouse, and a pump of excellent water on the premises, aad si usteou the west side 6th street west. between Land M north. ‘The Lot hasa front of ‘32 feet 10 inches by ee oe deep, ton one, - - . ‘his property can OU, on reasonably erins by spplantion immenately’ to F. WHAE, Ne. ao ‘7th st. ma 24-dtf FOs, RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third story F et tie Daal aing Soonne’ AB bod tine ty & ft 5 immedinte'y o; Bite ity * Apply CA RICHARD WALTACH. apé SOR RENT—A desirable, modern-built. three- story HOUSE, with basement and back baild- ing. No. 4041 street, between Fleventh and Twelfth, containing 12 rooms, gas throughout, marb!z man- tels, water and bath room. Inquire on premises, or room Led first Hoor, Post Office Department. ma 27 520 (2d story) str URKE ON THE MINERAL SPRINGS OF Virginia, with a Map of Routes and Distances, 1, lonrggan on the Mineral br ‘3 of Virginia, with bos a Map of the Routes Dintanees Cia on eximen > ‘ the Virginia Sprines, or the Belles and ang pod of 1833; a5 cents. Sulphur Springs: 25 cents. Guide to the Hot Springs of Bath county, Va.; 12 ots. ratogs Waters, by M. I.. North, M. D.; 25 ctr. hos Maps. Guides, Books, &c., of every dese: D- ‘io FRANCK TAYLOR @EVERAL FINE P'ANOS, but little used, for sale at great bargains. Call and see them. JOHN F. ELLIS jes 906 Pa.ave bet 9th and 10th sta, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, ALSO, 1 Bay Horse, 6 years oid. Warranted sound, works _ Wellin harness; kind aad gentie. _ie't! WALL & BARNARD. Auote. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF Vatvanie Iurrovep PROPERTY IN Sovare 625.—On TUESDAY. June 15th, 1858, at 54 o'clock, se} tion, on ie uses, tothe highest bidder, by virtue of a deed of trust to me directed, dated May 2d, 1854., and duly recorded May 4th, 1354, in Liber 76, &o., one of the land records of the county of Washing-- ton, D C., Lot 24, of Cabot’s subdivision of Square 625, with the improvements, consisting of 2 two story Frame Houses in front, with basement and attic, and a smail double frame house in the rear. Snid Lot fronts on north @ street, between North Capitol street and ist street west. ‘Terms cash in bankabie funds. £50 of which to be paid at time of sale; the remainder in 6, 12 and 18 months, with notes hearing interest. Deed given and deed of trust taken for deferred mee Ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser. ‘The trustee re- serves to himself the rizht to resell the property at the risk and oost of the defaulting purchaser if the terms are not complied with within three days from day of sale, by advertisement three days inthe Star. ase B. The jormer iy blieauc- Parchenec having isiled to com- r with the terms of sale, the present sale will beat. is risk and cost, and wil! therefore ba without re- serve. P. M. PEARSON, Trustee. je \0-dts A. GREEN, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ARGE G W. P. CUSTIS AT AUCTION.— OnSATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jane i2th, at 6 o'clock. at Page’s wharf. i sili sell the Barge G, W. P. Custis, 125 feet long and 16 feet beam. Terms : One-third cash : the residue in 60 and 90 days, for eatisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- G YUINCY L. PAGE. C. MeGUIRE, Auct, IN, Auctioneer. 7 ALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT tre Cor- NEK OF STII AND. See Nort at Avc- On WEDNESDAY, thi T shall frout of the premises, at baif- o’ clock, ediately after the sale of the brick houses on north R, between eth and 9th streets north, a hand- some Building Lot, situated at the corner of ( and 9th streets north, 16th instant, iz being Lot No. 7. in Square No. 337. The, lot fronts on 9th street 3) feet, run- ning back with the line of Q t 99 feet 4 inches, and pavement in front. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Title disputable. jelod A. GREEN By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. QEVEN SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND +) Lots on R, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH STREETS NortH, at Atction—On WEDNESDAY, tne i€tn instant, I shali sell in froot of the premises, at 6 o'clock, p.m.,7 handsome and neariy new Brick Houses, and the Lots on which oat stand, bei Lots No, tand 2, in Square No. 395, fronting on stéeet north, between 8th and 9th streets west. Hach house willbe sold separate: a fine chance for Person wishing to purchase a small residence. Terms : One fourth cash ; balance in six months? payments, running to four years, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. $20 tobe paid down when the property is kno ed off. or the property will them and there be put up and sold to the next highest bidi- er. ‘Tit'e indisputable. je 10-d Anct. A. GREEN, Avet By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &e. AT AUC- Tion.—On MONDAY MORNING, Jnne La, commencing at 10 ¢’clogk, we will sell, at the north- east corner of lth a. dG streets, (the flag will des- irnate the house.)the Furniture, &c., such as— Mahogany Marble-top Tabies, Do Sofa and Chairs, rt Glasses, Mahogany Rockers, ‘ane and Kush-seat Chairs, Mahogany Table and Sideboard, Kefrigerators, Oilcloth and Carp Bedsteads, Washstands and Tables, Cane and wood-seat Chairs and Rockers, Bedstead. Mattresses and Bedd ng, Window Shades, Blinds and Curtains, Cooking, Chamber and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c. With many other articles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate. ‘Terms: All sums under $350 cash; over that amount a credit of 60. and 99 days, for notes satisfac ly endorsed, bearing interest RD, Auvots ts WALL & BAR By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. RUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue of a deed of trus* from Jonn H. Wat lated June 10), 1856, we will offer at auction, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of July next at 54 look Pp. im.,on the premises, parts of Lots 74 and 75 of O'd Georgetown, bounded 8 fo viz: Begining atthe end of 83 feet slag veasured wester:y onthe north line of Water street, from its intersection with High street. ana K thence, on said north line, west 42 feet ly, inches; thence north and parnilel with High street to a 3) feet alley; thence with sald alley east to inter sect A line drawn north and parallel with High street from the begining, and thence with said line re- versed, to the begining. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchases money to be paid im cash, and the ri ue in two equal in~ staiments,at6and 12 months, with interest, to be secured, ‘Terms of sale to be ‘complied with in on week after sale, or the property may be resold atthe risk and cost of the first purchaser. WALTER s. COX, ell FERDINAND W. RISQUE Trustees Georgetown Building Associatior je8-2awim BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, praxcy AND STAPLE. DRY GOODS A Auction.—On MONDAY, the Lith iastant, I shallsell et store No. 31 Pa. avenue, between ith and 8th (Market Space,) at 10 o'clock a, in., a large and good assortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting— Lawns, Cali Linens, Cottons, Hosiery, Trimmings, Gloves, Laces, And y other lending goods in the dry goods line e Fsale: Ali sums under $25 cash; over $25 A credit of 3), 69 and 90 days, for notes sat endorsed, with interest. jevd A.GREEN. (Formerly ocenpied by R. C. Stevens,) No.8 Commerciel Buildings, bet. 8thand 9th sts, I mest respectfully take my {friends and the public ved to the above Store, r e ail m search oi Goods in my line. Thanking those who have heretofor nobly encouraged me tu the beginning, I beg of them a continuance of their favors. ‘The following are in part the kind of Goods I shall keep: Bonnets, R of all method of inform neraily, that T have here I will be pleased ” kinds, Embroideries do., Maslins do., Cambric Handkerchiets do., Hose a Gloves . Dress Tr ings do., Pins, N B ption ; al many nt necessary to mention: al! of atavery small profit. for cash je8-lw MIUM LIGHTNING-ROD POINTS, The attention of the publicis respectfully solicited to the exsmination and patronige of a sucerior arti cle of LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, manufac- tured and erected by Labarre & Owen, corner of loth and C sts, Washington, D.C. The superiority of there Conductors over many others now in use. wi!l readily he acknowledged on examination. They are manufactured of a select quality of iron, connected with copper couplings and thorovgtly carbonized to obviate ihe action of the atmosphere on the metal,and mounted witha superb copper point fire git and tipt wits plstina, whieh renders them strictly scientific, | All points not tipt wish platina will corrode, when theylose their attractive power for electric- ity, in Which condition they are worthless. je lin pianos AT GREAT BARG nov in store over thirty PLANOS, from the very best manufacturers of the REAR coutry at prices to suit the tunes. >eve- Tl very fine Pianos, but little used, are offering at srent bargains. Two of Hallet & Davis’s, 7 octave, rosewood cases, iron frames, for $225. One of Knabe & Co's lor 325 One of Munn & Clarke's for Seven others, from $59 to Cail and see yourselves, JOHN F. ELLIS, ieo 3%, between 9th and loth sta. GOC DASSORTMENT OF PAPERHANG ings, Window Shades, Fireboard Prints, Paper Curtains, Picture ‘d and ‘Tassels. a few choioe aravings, handsomely varnished and framed, for sale at J MARKRITER’S, No 486 7th street, 8 doors abo je8-lw Odd Fellows’ Hall. MN.HE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL run 8s follows: F Leave Alexanériaat 4,8, 10, 12 0°el’k a.m , 2,4. and 6 o’elock p.m Leave Washington at 6, 9, il o’elock a.m., 1,3, 5, and7 o'olock p.m. x The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route, will run at opposite hours. kare 13 cents. Vhaley’s Omnibuses, connecting with the Page and Collyer, will leave the Capitol and corner of izth strect and Penn. avenue the same time the boats leave Alexandra. je 8-tf RICHARD WALLACH, Prea. RICES REDUCED. LEVY’S BILLIARD SALOON, No, 439 Penn. avenue, between 442 and 6th streets, is now in complete order, having recently adopted the latest improved Cushions, During the summer the p ice of a game will be 15 cents, or two consecutive games for 25 cents. je 5-Im* FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIBES, from the best hou: at GIBBS’S, near the corner of i3th street a a. AVE. sy je9 6m_ HE ONDER OF WASHINGTON IS GIBBS’5 VEGETABLE BALSAM pe: form ing Simost miracles in covering up id Headsand curiug all Scalp Diseases. je 9-6m HAR: TOOTH, NAIT., AND BANDOLINE BRUSHES at GIBBS’S Hair Store, near 13th hese and at his Sales Room, under ae Pat fe je3 6m I ADIES’ TUCK and all sorts of COMBS at 4 GIBBS’ Hair Store, ner I3th street, and at bis Room, under Witlards’ Hotel. eS 6m I OUNGES! LOUNGES! LOUNGE: 4 es it you — a pehing LOUKG aes ale v . sOrkin - Mn! for cash, eail and select fom she ane ae Chai bet. rs, , Sofa and Chair Make Lounge, Datrects bets ath ana fot, HITE HORSE AT AUCTION, TO PA Lip ict MrdHSAY MORNING. June 12th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, in front of our Auction Rooms, on account of whom it may con— cern. to pay livery— 1 White ' vg eigen Bridie. Sale positive. “ferms cash. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, | Y"lvable aes sess a AUCTION SALES. ———— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING H Lor on F, Betwees |2tH mien Srxeers. sell in front the pi a’ 6 o'clock p. a aod handsome 5 Western part of Lot No. 14, poe een heme ing 4 front on north P street, between 12th and 3th streets, of 3 feet, and feet alley. running baox 159 feet to a 3)- ttention of persons ve ea! jocality be. and desirable in the citys’! hE Most by 12,and 18 poor esp ciod cash 3, balance in 6, notes 1ng interest, a deed of trust upon the property.” |” °* Secured by All conveyancing al the oust of the Purchaser. 5d A. GREEN, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. UNQHIDED SQUARE AT ‘AUCTION—On Ps o’elock, in front of our auction room, corner 9th st. and Pa. avenue, we will sell the whole of Sq No. 176, containings!00,000 square feet. Thesquare between 16th and i7th streets west, a don *ew Hampshire avenue, is enclosed with anew and sub- tial fence, a: ‘ers rare inducements for spec tion. “he Square will be sold whole or divided. rms liberal. WILL BE ADDED to the above sale, Lot 2, oO: ee side of Harrison stteet,in Uun« ntown je a WALL & BARNARD, Avots. By A. GREEN, Auctioncer. ANDSOME BUILDING LOT on CAPITOL Hitt at Aucrion.—Un FRIDAY, the lithin- it, I shall sell, in front of promises, 1x o'clock, Lot B. being part of James Crutchett division of Lot \o.7.in Square No 755, hav: front of 18 feet on north E street. and running back 110 feet between 2d and 34 “streets east, forming a very handsome and desirable building jot ina quiet oud umprovise section of the city. re Ju terest, to be secured by tpon the property, 7 = A. GREE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. + Auct. EFRIGERATORS. REFRIGERATORS at AY, the 2th instant, sel!,in front of my store, at half-past 90’c'’k, modern pattern Refrigerators, which wil! be soid to the highest bidder for cash, on AvcTion.—On SA Ishali a. m., 8 fine and TURD. account of whom It may concern. je le-d A.GREE®, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. QUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Freayitvre, GRocERIES AND Ligvors, OmNinvs on 12-8EAT CARRIAGE, &C., a vction.—On SATURDAY, tka 12th instant, I sha'l sel! in front of my store, No. 435 7th st., at 9 0’clock a.m , viz: 2 oo new Carriage or Omnibus, which will seat y ers: 3 goo Family Horse and Carryajl,er Family Car- riage, 1 handsome Top Buggy Wagon. The horse nnd carnages will be sold precisely at o'clock. At9 oo will be sold A large and excellent assortment of Household and Kithen Parniture, 8 Refrigerators. _Also,& stock of very superior Liquorsand Wines, viz Brandy, Whisky, Port and Claret Wines, Also, a lot of superior Tea, ‘Terms cash, jel d A. GREEN, Auct. ___ FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. LOSING OUT SALE OF WEIRMAN’S SUPERIOR suoks.—On MONDAY MORNING June 1ith, at 10 o'clock, at the ane’ 1on rooms, I shall sell a number of su r ladies’ Gaiters, being the residue of Weirmun’s invoice, Terms cash. jo Wed J.C. MeGUIRK, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners. UBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET Gaxvex, Witt Cottace Resipesce— On TURDAY, the tth day of June,at 5 pm. 8, | will sell at auction my country idence. lying near the Tenally Town road, adjoming the iands ot Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burroughs, and 2 miles above Georgetown. It contains li aeres of roductive garden land, finely watered with never failing springs, weil-eucosed, and having nearly every variety of fruit pertaining to the market ¢ deu,such as apple, pesr, peach, appricet, ch> &e Andalco, well set in x beautiful and crop of el” acythe. The cottage i S rooms aud cellar. A tenant's other necessnl The loc: vorable fora neighborhved store, which, of, wouid add to the comfortsand profit- of the p.acs Shoald it be required by bidders, the place will be offered in two divisions of about’5 and 7 acres each, there being water and house to each divis The terms of snle will be one-fourth in eash, and the residue in paymen’s of 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest. ‘The title is perfect. ., JOUN A. SOMERVIL jel-ta WALL & BARNARD. Auer MAF s#4 L’S SALE.—In virtue of four writs AVE of fier facias iseued from the Clerk's «tfice of the Cireurt Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall iH case, in front of the d County,on FRIDAY, 1358, at 12 o’clock m., the fol- jowing described property, All defendant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to part of res- vation No 10, becimming for the same inthe east ine t & point, where the same is inter- th lme of an aliey 7 feet 11 mehex ning into said 442 street, and runying thence @ snid east line of said street north 22 feet, thence east 45 feet, thence th 22feetto the said ailey, and thence with the same west 55 fest to 43¢ street and point of beginaing, together with all and singular the improvemeuts thereon, in the city of Washington, D. C.. seized and levied upon as the property of 11 1aims, aud will be sold to sat- isfy Judicial d 34. to October term, 1853, in favor of Hi ne. SELDEN), Marshal ma 25-dte for the District of Columbia. N ARSHA SALE.—I!n virtue of a writ of LE her facias on scifa, under lien law, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and tome directed, 1 shall expose to publie xale for CASH, in front of the Court-house door of said coun- ty, on TUESDAY, the 25tn day of May next. 1858, at 12 0’clock,m.. the following described property, I defendant’s right, title, claun, and inte- in Brick Building erected on 13, in Square No. 732, in the city of Wash- ington, D.C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, aud running back the whole depth of said Lot and levied upon asthe property of John H. Peters, aud will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 152,to May term, 1858, in favor of John Purdy. W. SELDEN, ap Sts) Marshal for the District of Columbia, 1o7 THE ABOVE SALE [IS POSTPONED in O-nsequerce of the rain, until TUESDAY next the Ist of June, same hour and piace. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Co.umma. SALE IS FURTHER SDAY next, the 8th instant, W. SELDE SA the pren Te" THE ABO Poon until TU same hour and p'ace. Mg jel-t Marshal for District of Columbia, D7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Pos poned until TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, same hour and place, W. SELDE Mershal for District of € bie, ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ ps of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co- luinbia for the County of W: direc ed, | shall expose to pulilic sale, for Cas, in front of the Court House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, 1858, at 12 0'e’k, m., the following described property, to wit: Al! delendant’s Tight, title, claim, and interest im and to Lots Nos. li and ‘2, in Square 513, in the city of Washington, D. C.. togetner with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of David A. Hall. and wll be sold to satisfy Judicial 408, to May term, 1853, in favor Sweeny, Kitten! se & Co, W. SELDEN, ma2i-dts Marshal for the Distriet of Columb ~ By BARNARD & BUCKEY jek getown: YRUSTER ofa Deed Trust. fre 6, we will offer oe day of July the prem tnat | jeorgetown, described 8, vig: Begining at the end of 52 feet 6 n the first line of lot N 1 tu Georgetown, and run hh ine of ridge street said first line of lot 9, t allel to Monts: parailel to Bi @ street 23 feet, thence south sud parallel to Montgomery street 12) feet to Briige streetand the beg ing, With the improvements, two frame dwellings. ‘ermanf sale: One third of t to be paid in exh, and the balance in two equal stalments at six and twelve months, with inter to be secured. Terms of sale to be complied w: in one week #fter sale or the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, 2 Week's notice. WA Unik s F.W_) RISQU Trustees Georgetow Hui ding Anse jJe7-2awim BAKRN4&AKD & RUCKEY By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. = Te: ES’ SALE —By virtue of a deed of trust from Patrick Kinney. dated July 7. 1853. we will offer at anct on FRIDAY, the * 6th day of July next, at 6 o'clock p.m., on the prem: the eastern half of the west baif’ part of Lot No.6, in ware No. 140, im Washington, with tne improve ting of atwo story Frame Dweiling. Terms of sale: One-half the pureluse money to be paid in cash, and the residue in six months, with luterest, to be secured. Terms of sale be complied with in one week after sale, or the vd, after one week the frst puar- “ames Av Ww. isaue, TT ti Geo-getown Buildin ssoc'stion. jev2awim WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTEE sm deed o trust, duiy recorded in Liber J. A. 134, folio 346, thi e entire effects contained inthe au use— 1 Piano Forte and Stoo’, 25 Feather Beds, 56 Bolsters and Pillows, 25 Mattresses ene © os 22 Bedsteads, Washetands, and Tab Mahogany Sofas, Uhaira and Rocker Marble-top Tables, Cane seat Chau Gilt Minors, Met oupets, Qiicioth, Curtains, &e., es and Sheets, es, Stoves, Kitchen Arti Wiha large number ‘artiol ves, ‘not bere, enume- rated usually to be found in a hotel, il of which will be sold without reserve. By order of the Trustee. T: 2 ‘ES, Trustee. joots WALL & BANE , Aucts, DAY At TERNOON, Ith instant, at § TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. Gen. Lane's Fatal Af ray in Kansas. Str. Lovie, June 10 —a dispatch from Leaven- worth to the sth. reports Gen Lane, of Kansas notoriety, as injured in the ray with Jenkins, and confined to his bed with lockjaw. feared that amputation of one limb will be ne- cessary. The funeral of Jeakins. whom he kill. ed, was attended by one thousand persons. Trial a Kidnapper. Pererssvrc, Va , June 0 —Bayliss, the kid- Rapper. was tried im the Circuit Court to-day, Judye Nash, and sentenced to forty years’ im: Prisonment—eight on each indictment. He was defended by able counsel. Simpkins ts to be tried to-morrow Railread Disaster. CLEveLANn, Jane 11—Another accident bas occurred on the Lafayette and Indiana Railroad. ‘The engineer and fireman were killed, bot none of the passengers were seriously burt. The heavy flood had swept the bridges away ™portant, if True. New Yorx, June 11.—The Herald’s London correspondent says ¢ the Der! ment has ordered the West India fleet to stop all visite to American vessels. Suicide Terente. Toroxto, C. W., June 9.—Charies old and wealthy citize: formerly for many wears postmaster of this city, committed suicide Re-Election of Senater Hale. Coxcord, June 10—The Senate to-day con- Bercey, an curred with the House in re-electing Hon. J. P. Hale United States Senater, givi: him § votes, against 3 for Mr. Wells and I for Mr. Calley. rketws une 11 —Flour is dull and un- ‘d street and Ubio $4.37; City Wheat is very dull; fair to good fair to prime white StaSl 15 White Corn isa little better; yellow is a shade lower, closing — mixed 63.61, white fHa7), yellow 6Dc Provisions are dull and closed drooping; Bulk shoulders 535%; sides 7g 45; Bacon shoulders Gaz; sides ~¥av; mess pork S17 50. Lard 10%, alle W binky is steady at 2la2l ye. feds Male; New Yerk Markets. New Yorx. Jone tl —Pioar is beavy; sales of 10.00+ bbls; State $3 7583.55; Oblo 84 15a$4.55, Southern #4 40at4 70 Wheat is firm; sales of 6,900 bushels; west- ern red lal (3; white $1.09; Mil. Club sae ; Ch. Spring Slasic. Corn is lower, sales of 14.000 bushels ; mixed 55270. yellow 75c., white 76a77¢ wat is drooping; mess $17.15. Lard is beavy xe W aosky is dull at 22. Financial. New York, June tl —Stocks —<— —— Chicago and Rock Island 72%; Ill. tral s| “i; do. bonds =7; La Crosse and Milwaukie 6}; ‘an Southern 203; New York Central we, Peon. Coal 71: Reading 1; Virginia 6's 93%; Missouri 67s 85% . AUCTION SALES. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE First Wann at Arcric Oa TUES- DAY AFTERNOON, June '5tn, at 6 o'clock, st hy tron Re I shal! seil, without reserve, 4 36, fronting 34 feet on between north M and N streets, running buck 96 fert t+ a 30 feet alley. Lot No. 13. in 44, fronting 48 feet 6 inches, runuing back inches to a # feet alley. One-third cash ; the residue in6 and t2 ith interest, secured by a deed of trust on ses. : J.C MoGUIRE, Auet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. TKUSTEES’ SAL By virtue of two deed of trast from W R. Fowler, dated spectively July 25, and 10, 1851, we will #! suctionon WEDNESDAY, the lath day of Juiy next, on the premuses, at $ o'clock, of ground in Georgetown, being part Holmend’s Addition, and part of lot 175 in Beall’ Addition, the whole described ns follows, viz: Be § pning at the end of fifty-four feet, with the south tion with Montgomery street, aud run with said Ulive street west seventy-two feet mx inches to the northeast corner lot 174 of seal Addition, thence southerly with the west line of snid lot fifty six feet ten mches, thence east in 4 line paratiel to Olive street, seventy-four feet hence passing through snid lot 175 into sid lot 13, t ‘ight line to the begimiog, with the unprove- tents, consisting of several trame dwellings. Terms of sale—one-third of the purchase money to be paid mm eash. end the balance in two equal in- strlments at four snd eight months with interest, to be secured, Terms of sale to be complied with in week aiter the sale. or the property will be re- erone week's notice, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. a = WALTER 8. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQUE, Trustees Georgetown Building Association. je7-2awim = BARNAKDA BLCKEY, Aucts. Ry BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. "S SALE.—By v.rtue of a deed of il! offer at aucty “h day of July next, at 50’e ock premises, pert of Lot iS, in Beal: on the addition to Georgetown, becinning, for its bounds,on the weat lime of Washington street fiv «uth from the south lime of lot 14, jence west and parallel with Gay street iv feet to the outline of old Georgetown, thencs south and el with Washington street 25 feet, thence east and paraliel with Bridge street 12) feet to Washu thence worth with Washington street cinning, with t Ferms of sale: One third of the purchase money cash, and the residue t six and twelve months, with interest. to be secured. Lerms of sale to be in one week after sale, or the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. ALTER 8. COX, F. W. RISQUE, Trustees Sonpnorn Puildiag Association. je7-2awim BARNAKD& BUCKEY, Aucts. By WALL& BARNARD, Auctioneers. TP.RUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue of a deed of trust from Joseph Dobson, dated J we will offer at auction, on THURSVA day of July nex!, at 6 o'clock p. m., on thy Lot 18, in Squave 117, in Washington, provements—a two story Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash. snd the residue in two equal m- stalments at 6 and i2 months, with interest, te be secued by a deed of trust. Terms of ssle to be complied with in one werk after ssic, or the proper- ty wil be resold at the risk and cost of the Bret parchaser, ee 7 re notes. RS. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQUE, Trustees Georgetown Huilding Aprpenatinn. 2awim WA! & BARNARD. Aveta, By A. GR Auctioneer. RUSTEHR’S SAL DESIRABLE PRO- PERTY NEAR THE STEAMPoaT WuHake.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Schwarze, in Javor of the Columbus Building Associstion, dated October 15, 1855, and duly reoorded in Liber J. A. 3. No. 11, folios $77 and folowing, one of the iand re- cords for Washington county, in the District of Co- 1 the subseriber. as T’ustee, will seliat public al u,on WEDNESDAY, June s34,at 6 p. m.- on the premises, Lots I? and 19, in Square 390, in the ci 7 of Waaninatan, bm ng & front on south G street of about 49 feet by a depth of 124 feet 6 inches toa 20 feet alley, together wich the appurtenances, rights, rivileces and other hereditaments thereunto be fi RIE. ve itle, interest and estate the said Robert Senwarze in and to the same. paid on the spot ; the b with interest.the pureh deferred payments, secured by ad remises. Un es i terme be complied with an dh from the day ve dave fro reperves the right to resell the erty at the ofthe defauiting pure by advertising said re- Sale three tines in the Star news; » SCHUCKI? = AG fo lowing lots of ground in Georgetown, via: "The western helf part No. 128 in Beattie & Haw- kias’s addition to Georgetown, frouting 19 feet on Second street and running back, of the same width to Wim. Ratrie’s part of said ‘lo improved by 0 brick dwe Also. a 128 and 129 of n. described as : Beginning at the est corner of the and running thence west with the ttreet $2 fe-t 4 inehes to the conveyed by Kichard Smith to W. by deed of March 25, 1242, thence north said west line to the north boundary of hence east with the nerth line in hes to the id jot. thence south with the eas & traight line to its, two frame One third of the ronase money nd the tminnce two equal in- h iterest, . cor wet = © property may be rese: eriek of the to be secon ~ eae saerearenat first purchaser. le, yottce, at th risk and cost ALTER 8. C FenbinaNy Georgetown Buil joTntin BARNARD & GTON INSURANCE COMPANY— “Sapa ro INey indevtdnal liability of all stoci ae ER » rectors— im. F, . ace Taylor, Pom, Bases. Jos. Ox. W. RISQUE, Assoc ion. BUCKEY, Aucis. Hen), Beall, Jas. F. Haliday. saremnen Tae C. McUUIRE, Pres. _ GRAFTON D. 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