Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, To ApveRrisers IN ALBXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. KB. Freneb, in Alexandria, will receive and promptly forward advertisements intended for ‘The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense circulation to bring thetr business, wants or other requirements tothe notice of the public had better call at his period- Seal depot. Tur Onn Fectows’ Cxterr tion —The rain ‘on the occasion of the last Odd Fellows’ celhra- tion interfering seriously with the display and enjoyment, the fraternity propose another grand demonstration in this city on Monday afternoon next. The different Encampments 2nd Lodves will meet at the City Hall at 3 o'clock in the af- temnoon, where the line will be formed. At i o'clock precisely the precession will march by the following route: Up Fifth street to t, by EF to Seventh, by Seventh to New York avenue, by said avenue to II street. hy H to its intersection with Pennsylvania avenue, by said avenne to the foot of the Capitol. where the line will counter- march and proceed by Third, C, and Seventh streets to the Hall, aud be dismissed. One of the most interesting features of the pro- cession will be the Car containing the orphans, which will be drawn by six white horses. At night, an address upon Odd Fellowship, at the Lecture Room of the Smithsonian Institu- bits and other interesting ex ses, will take ace The Hall of the fraternity. on Seventh street, Will also open, as nivht falls, for one of those pleasant levees which are so popular among ovr citizens Attractions yet more petent than those offered at their recent most successful festivities in-ure to the guests one of tho-e pleasant enter-* tainments whose enjoyments put swift wings upon the honrs of the night. From & until 10 o'clock, the various saloons of the buildinz will be used for promen ide coacerts—W ithers’s Band discoursirg sweet music in the lower ball; Esputa and his assistants filling the north room with seer and the Harmonean Quartette Club en- tertaining, with glee, ballad and chorus, such as Visit the south room. The arrangements are most complete, and the energy which characterizes the committee in charge of the matter warrant the assurance that nothing will be eft undone to make this celebra- tion exceed its predecessor. An Etastic Anrticie—Gocdyear, the India Rubber man, is drawing crowds to the Patent Of- fice daily to examine and be “tickled” with his thousand and one articles of India Rubber goods, ‘dn the great model rooms. Any one curious to see to what numerous uses the juice Coutchouc tuay be placed. should visit the patent office and become astonished at the variety of useful arti- eles into which it is capable of being converted Any tbing, from a raiiroad car to a pocket-knife, or from a tin dipper to a marble m: telpiece, « from a tooth-bush to a eambric neck-tie: no mat- ter what you shonld desire—a costly gold tooth- Pick ? go to Goodyear, and he'll squeez= yon one out of India Rubber; do you long for a patent hack action two-penny tin whistle? go to (icod- year and get an India rubber one; are you in ‘want of a platina-pointed lightning-rod ? Good- year will construct you one of gutta percha in no th : he'll improvise a set of China tea service while you wink twice, and manufactare beautiful gutta percha daguereotypes and life boats while yeu count ten He creates you opera glasses, shoe strings, bed quilts. door hinges, Colt’s re- volvers, writing paper, jews’ harps, water buck- ets. fiddles, bathing tubs, self-adjusting shirt collars, wagon wherls and cameo breast pins, ali done to the turn of a spit while you are won- stering at the beauty and durability of one of his India Rubber looking glis-es. In short, he are few things that cannot be done, ana weil done too, by Goodyear and nis incomparable xutta percha Bist Soctrty.—The Washington City Bibe Society met yesterday at 12 o'clock, m.. at the First Presbyterian Church, 4 street. The meet- ing was opened by prayer by Rev. Mason Noble. After the transaction ef some minor business, resolutions of thanks were passed to Rev. Mr. Morsell, of Christ Chureh, Washington; the Hon. Jobn Thompson, of New York, and the Rev Joseph Smith. of Baltimore, Md , for their eloquent and abie labors and appropriate speech- es at the anniversary meeting; they were ordered to be published The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, John P. Ingle; Vice Presidents, Rev. Geo. 1) Cummins, D. D: Rev. Jobn C. Smith. DD, Rev. P. D. Guriev, D. D * Rev. D-H Ball, Rev Stephen P. Hill, DD, Rev. J. G. Butler. Secretary, Mitchel H. Miller Treasurer, Michael Nourse. Directors, the pas- tors of the respective Evangelical churches in the city, ex-officio life directors and ministers of the gospel who are life members. and the foilow- ing gentlemen: George J. Abbot, Th. J. Magrn- der. AL. Edwards, Dr. R. Johnson, Andrew Rothwell, U. Ward, Leonidas Coyle, James L Edwards, F Wheeler, Col. Bo Larned, Presley Simpson, and Win. B. Todd; after which the meeting adjourned. STFALine.— For some days past the proprietor of the Vuican-house bad been missing various articles of value from Lis establishment. The thieves even went so far as to enter his bar and light the gas, and take away a hand-cart loaded With botiles of liquors This morning, at an early hour, he was aroused by # noise in hix bar, and, proceeding to the room, found the gas burn- ing. He started in pursuit of the thieves. He caught ene, a colored boy. twelve years old. moving off with a load of various articles; and afterward the compa f the boy confessed to the zame they or § Ne is over 12 years of age; but he said they bad taken the xocds and sold them to a person on 1'y street ‘The principal. Sam Watkins, was or ed ten stripes, which were given very moderately by the oilicer, on account of the boy’s youth. Sam Was well picased with this light punishment but, to his herror, bis master took bim in Laud, and gave bim a short lecture on the impropriety of stealing, making bis argument doubiy im pressive by a thrashing that Sam won't forget sbortly. Sam isa bad boy, and has commenced the practice of burglary very you The other boy, Wm George, suffered with an ague, while Sam was being whipped ; and, in consideration of his confessions, &«., be was d smissed. Tux Taeatre, Last Nicht —The “Bohemian Girl” was again presented toa delighted andi- ence, and in many respeets was better performed than on the opening night Miss Milner was again perfectly charming as d was listened to with enrapt attention c her songs weie hailed with a perfect storm yerbaa my ause; anon which were “1 dreamed that I dwelt tn marble balls,” and “ See at your feet, a suppliant knee The latter was finished astistic + form. > and was received by aimost frenzied applause. Prazer, in * Then you'll remember me,” and “* Pate land ef Poland,’? won unbounded appro- bation Rudolphsen sustained his part of Dev:lsheof throughout, ina masterly manner, and was fre- quently applanded Gail te, as the bereaved Count, hailed with shouts of welcome Mi. and Mrs. Holman, as Fiorestein and the Gypsy Queen, agaia taxed the attention of the andience, and won for themselves reciative was again t. we are to lave Donezetti’s «+ Lucia Fmoor,”? when there will doubtless be acrowded hous+ Karner Pe Lest night, a gentle- man pass 1g Pennsylvania avenue on the south et a small crowd of youngsters standing on the flag footway at Ninth street. The gentleman bad a lady with him, and re- quested the youngstere ove and let her pass Nary inch.’ was the reply. The gentleman d that he thought ilantry should in- But the rly informed VORING ethem to move without a 6 quest. the “bad okesman of a that he irave without man thought very ch better take noth word sable, order to over to the didiculty to law? yer rue Borie Paxvonama —We warn these who have cot visited this fine paint- ing at Odd Fellows’ Mell that they saould pot lose the lest opportunity now off-red them. A sight of the ~G en.’ “Jacob's Vision he city of Rames > or the “Qucen of before King Solomon,” is worth five times the price Ission tose ‘TurLast D te t repaid for yeur time and money. Tua AvcTiongEERs about Centre Market Space heir stands this morn- : est market day of the week Sues of fernitnre, jeweiry, bh pregies-ing rapidly, bidders be each stand) =The showers seemed to bave no © crowds, all appearing to be too eles to disperse fora on the L Hexy to Bait.—J ton, who was com- mitted to jail by Jn<tice , the other day. af- ter a partial examination, jorstabbing E. J. Tur- ner out in the neighborhood of the Seventh street tell gate, was further examined, yesterday, by Mr Ray. at Justice Hollingshead’s office, and heid to bail in the sum of $1,000, to answer at the meat term of the Criminal Court Tne Nerricetreeat xminttion closed lust night. ‘The premiums were not awarded, but we understand will be, at the next regular meet- ing of the Society. The exhibition. considering the numerous other attractions and amusements, ‘Was very well attended Cextre Marxet —The indications of rain evening prevented many dealers from send- ing their usual contributions from the adjoining counties of Maryland and Virginia. But the supply was ample and of excellent quality. The business was principally confined to the sheds, and the gangways were crowded with purchasers at an early hour. The frequent showers made the approaches to the market as well asthe paved gangways under the sheds, rather unpleasant. Sales were brisk, and the prices about as follows: Beef, fresh, prlb. Sal5) Pine apple,each.. 10 Slt Do. + Gal6|Dried apples..... 50 Pork . + MWal2) Roll butter. + asl Mutton. - Wal2|Phiva print . 40 Lamb, per q 2a! .5t)|Cheese . . M Veal .. ++ Wate ss [Rhubarb 4 Sausage, prib. T2'Onions....6..ceee 2 are 1236 Strawberries,prqt 1Ca25 S0aGi2|Cherries.....-.... My Bacon, bi Halt{Cymlins, prdoz.. _F Sides Jg|Cabbage, prhead. 5a10 Shoulders tv New: beets, bunch R Jowls . . va een peas, pr pk. 25 Dried beef. + Jdaié Beans, per ? sl Se 75 oa, pr pair. 50a$1)Spinnach...... 16 Irish potatoes, pk. 37450] Radishes, bunch. 3 New Mercer . 75) Carrots... 3 «+-. 75a81| Asparagus , Salo Corn.ear,prbbl.. S34) Lettuce, per bead. 345 Corn, shelled. ) Shad, per pair... 37050 Beans, pr busb..., $1.50, Her ng, buneh .. lsat Rye,pr bush. 75\Perch, per bunc. = 37 Oats. Taylors prbunch. 25 Rock, per bune:h. 25a37 do. large... ..1al.50 40a60/Sturgeon. per... 6 + 16 Sea bass per lb. Galo Bs) Shipstusts Egys, per doz. Tue Usion Frstivat at Philharmonic Hall, for the benefit of the Young Men’s Cieristian As- sociation, closed Inst night. after a pfeasant and profitabie season, to all who participated in this good cause. The estimate of the ansount of mo- hey realized by it exhibits a clez.r account of $509; less than that of last year, but the expenses of this year were much heavier. The tables were before supplied by the various churches, while the Association furnished the mseives with all the materials use@at the Festive. just closed Cireurr Covrt.—To-day, the case of Parish vs. Hall was up, in which the complainant claims joint ownership with Hall in certain real estate purchases. Hall denies the joint purchase and alleges no partnership with the claimant. W_S. Cox and Mowbery The appeal of the Corporation of Georgetown from the judgment of the Criminal. Court, in the case of the Turnpike road nuisance, was expected to be heard to-day. Carlisie and Ould. Pisuine.—The fishing season just ended has not been a very profitable one to the fishermen on the Potomac. Now that the law prevents them from fishing there is a chance of ina king up their loxses, and large numbers of shad might be ta- ken. Some of the yillers have proved this by taking up large numbers of tine shad within the past week. Rerat Estate.—Tae following property was disposed of yesterday, by A. Green, anctioneer: Lot No. B, Leing part of subdivision of original lot No. 7, in square 755, fronting Is feet on north E street, running back 100 feet, between Second and Third streets east. was purchased by C. Ros- so, at five ceats per foot. For Covet.—J. P. Cle » colored, was a'- rested by officer Partam, for stealing shoes from Mr. Heisecker He was taken before Justice Donn. who committed him to jail for trial at the Criminal Court. Accertep —The Rev. Julius E. Grammar, of this city, has accepted a call from the vestry of St. Peter's PE. Church, of Smyrna, Delaware, to become their pastor. Tug Examination of the public schools of the first, second. third and fourth districts, takes place on Monday next. Warten Retcerxs.—Bable Seymour, colored, Va., profanity; Margaret Wise, colored, D. C., fine and costs, $4.44 each; Sam Watkins, colored, Md , stealing, ten stripes; Wm George. colored, D.C _, stealing, dismissed. Four lodgers—non- residents. Tue Usrof Dr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for Dyspepsia. Flatulence, heaviness of the Stomach or other like affections, is second to nens in America erabroad. To be able to +tate confidently that the Bytters area certain cure for dy spec eases is to the proprietors a source of unalloyed pleasure. It removes al! morbid matter from the stomacn, purifies the blood. imparts renewed vita!i- ty te the nervous system, giving it that tone and en- erey so indispensible forthe restoration of health. ‘The numerous acknowledgements of its superior ere-lience and beneficent resuits have assured the proprietors that it cannot but provea great eure to the cillioced, aud impart vitality to the thorough eys- tem. je 8-eost Pauvies.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, gau always obtain them on application at the oc» ter of the Star Office, tf Spxctat Noticr.—For Perfumed Breath White Teetn, and Beratiful Complexion, use “ Balm of 1,00 For dreszing Ladies’ hair use “ Woodiand Cream,” anew pomade ; it causes gen- tlemen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price ® cents each. W.?. Fetarmex & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Ketail Agents for Washington TaYLox & Maury, Booksellers, between 3th and 1th at.. Pa.avenne nia ——————— MARRIED, Onthe loth instant, by the Rev. Father Boyle, Mr. BENJAMIN KUKTZto Miss. SARAH L: HOFE MAN. all of tis exty. * ( Bait. more Sun please copy.) On the 22d of ee by Rev Mr. Sutherland. JAMES L RE of Philadelphia, to Miss ELIZABETH NULLS. of Washington city, (Puilacelphia papers pierse copy) On Tuesday ev ning, the ath instant, by Rev, M. Cars URN ' EIVERS F. RELVES, al ofthis In San Antonic GrORGE BELLU. > daughter of Much MeCor On the leth instant JAMES L. . h and LUCY ty. , Texas,on the Mth of Ma S. Army, te ISABE tek, of this oity. by Rev. John Kobb, Mr HUTCHINSON to Miss 8. EMMA LEAKE, all of this city. o k p. m., of scar- TZ DALE, third ehild of Margaretand Jno, x. lale,agen? years 5 months and 13 ¢ay: The friends of the family are respect to attend his funeral (rom the residence 13th street, between rrow (Sunday) after FOR RENT AED SALE. [SEf Finst pace.| ree SALE—A\ FARM, containing 155 acres of fand. (1) seres improved,)with Dwel ing-house, a substantial Barn, and ci 17 miles fr: y invited 1 his pa- nd M sts., on Or of young trees m Washing ‘on, on Georgetown Fg ‘Terms easy. Inquire of ELVANS & THOMPSON, 36 Ps. avenus, Washington, D.C. j@ \2-colw FOR RENT—A valuntic GROCERY situated on the corner of i2th and near ORE, streets, resent occupied vy Col. Jonas onte the premises on the 19th i ficted ap with she ving, counter, the most desirable stand in the oi +. An ade. For terms ofhiee of Messra KILLLMAN & WAK ones of © and 12:h streets west. t Bs the Canal, at ALVABLE HUSK FOR SALK.— Phe sab- ecriber offers for sa'e an elegantly fimiahe! and conveniently arranged 3-story BRICK HOUSE, situated on F street, between d and 3d xtreets. It will te sold aa a barcain, ond being inn locality where severa! buildings ave now in course of erec tion cod property daily advancing in vacue, it cannot prove otherwise then a good tavestment fort’ e pur- emarr, J. R. MeGREGOR, At MoGregor & Ce.’s Furniture \Warercoms, liw No. 53+ 7th street. Several large and wiry BED or two large PAK LORS, ina pleasnutleration, Will be rented on reasonable terms Apply at No. 122 Pa. avenue, between 19th pod Sth ets. jel1-3t_ wy Te CK, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES ofa +) Cigar Store for sat store for rent—No, 5 Th street: a good stand for any kind of business, Will be wold at a great barra n. Apply on the pram- je W1-3* —A smail BRICK JIOUSE, Inquire at thisothee. — je 10-00 A valuable BUILDING LOT, on opposite Judiemry Square, and ad- lex’ residence north cf ap wend on easy terms. Apply toJNO. B WIL- N. No 477 L# reet, between !ith and !22 sc Shop, izth street, be- je 18. ent FOR RENT ANDDRY GOODSFOR —Jutendne to retire from basness | wel stock of DRY GOODS, © nsisting of the d owill ore where | have carried on business last eight years. Ferms easy, and male On appiustion at 482 1 street south, between at atreeta onset, Navy ¥ ae RAPETTI, OR, RENT.— That very desirable BRICK DWELtING HOUSE, No. 457 loth street, between E and F, at present ccupied by Capt. R. . Conniagham, of the US. Navy, and formerly amned. Forternnasapply te KIN Artist, 486 12th street.or No. 34, Winder’s Bui !ding. z » 3 aelin veual vanety to be found uta retail store. giao rent my Bt for the Room > js 9-2w* W ASHIN: TON INSURANCE COMPANY— Capita! Senyieo, with individnal liability of holders sto insures all classes of ‘s--Wim. F, Bayly Caml, B : 2 MAW Benj. Bea! mm: Orme. fic . avenue and [0th street fice corner Pa aye te C MeCUIRE, Pres. GRAFTON D.HA IN. Sac, mn7-Iwlyif {. Sao. ma Tenwiyit_ Jer LOOK at Cos Ieee ees : : ween : ieee eae SOHN F. ELLIS, GEORGETOWN. a= Correspondence of ‘The Star. Gzorertown, June 12, 1858. A frightfal accident happened to two of the Union Line omnibuses yesterday evening, which putin imminent peril the life and limbs of a number of young persons, while returning from Mount Auburn, whither they had been ona pic nie Yt appears that while coming down the red hill faust north of our city, the coupling pin of the omnibns in the rear broke, which caused the veshicie to rush upon the horses, and they, being Minable to resist its force, ran off. The driver, Ar. Charles Scott, was dra ‘ged from the box un- der the horses, and narrowly escaped with his life. They soon came in contact with the four- horse cozch in front, which so frightened the horses attached to it that they also started down the hill at full s The driver made every effort to stop them, but the reins broke and he was forced to jump from the box and leave them to pursue their course down High street. When they reached the junction of High and Market streets, they took the latter, and were arrested in their course by a number of persons when near the twenty buildings The females in this conch manifested great presenee of mind and remained upon their seats, eeping perfectly quiet and receiving no injury, except one young ludy, whose name we have not yet learned, who jumped out when near the resi- dence of Mr. E. A. Eliason and was slightly in- jured. The two-horse coach, to which the acci- dent occurred that caused the alarmin; affair, was upset before it reached the foot of fue bi but strange to say none of the inmates receive any injury of moment except a colored girl, ser- vant of one of the party. Just ahead of the om. nibuses, David Edes and two other youths were coming down in a buggy. They hid presence of mind to drive the horse off on the roadside and jump out Soon after one of the omnibuses came in contact with the buggy and stashed it to pieces. The youths held on to the horse, keeping him from running off also. Mr. Scott, the driver who was dragged from the box, was very seriously injured. No blame whatever. we learn, attaches to the drivers They did all that firmness and presence of mind could to rt the frightful catastrophe. We learn from Mr. King that we were misin- formed (by the superintendent) a few days since, in regard to the manufacturer of the furniture for the new custom-bouse and post office. The con- tract has not been awarded to him ‘Things and matters avout our canal docks this morning, look dreary, gloomy and lazy. Owing to the suspension of navigation upon the canal, and the ney eed of coal ae become exbausted, everything is at astand-still. The multitude of hands generally employed there have nearly all disappeared, and the place is almost as silent as a churchyard. The following shipments have been made from Ray’s dork since our report of last Saturday: By the Detmold Company—for Troy, s®hnrs. Somer- set, Miller, 175 tons, Fanny, Stokes, 110 tons; for New York, Oliver H. Lee, Soper, 239 tons By the American Ce —for Boston, schrs. Restless, Smith, 266 tons; for Philadelphia, B. L. F »Trav- 's, 95 tons; for New York, Palestine, Camburn, 260 tons, and R. A. Wood. Cranmer, 350 tons— making in the aggregate 1,525 tons. But little business has been done upon the Canal this week. Only 15 boats in all have ar- tived, + from Cumberland with coal (passed dam No. i during the high water) and the r- mainder from other points, with flour, grain, &c. The receipts for tolls at the Georgetown Collec- tor’s office for the same period amounts to $1,730. We are informed that it will require some three weeks more, under the most favorable circum- stances, to render the before mentioned dam par- sable for loaded boats. The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester- day amounted to 350 head; 200 of which were purchased by District butchers at $1481.75 on the hoof, equal to $5239 50 nett. Old sheep and lambs $2.50. per he: Arrivats. i , Jones, fm Baltimore, oats, to D. S. Shoemaker; Sidney C. Jones, light, to Peter Berry, for a cargo of flour; Mist, and S Bayles, from New York, cement, to Capt. Meigs. Also, several bay and river craft, laden with wood, grain, &e. Ssiled yesterday, the packet Frank fMurbert, Mayo, with tlour and corn, by tley & Brother, for Boston. The tour and grain markets appear inclined to Gros Good canal supertine brands of flour are still. however, held at $4.37a84.50. White Wheat, $1.03a$1.05; red do. S1a31.03. 8. el ALEXANDRIA. Besey abies Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 12, 1858. The Sentinel of last evening tells of a mam- moth grisly bear that came down the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, yesterday, en rowte for Washington. Washington Lodge, No. 22,0n Thursday night last elected the following officers: Jobn A. Mil- burn, W. M.; Wim. H. Lambert, 8. W ; Edwd S. Hough, J. W.; Geo. E. French, Treasurer; Dr. A. W. Gray, Secretary; Selden & Peach, 3 D; Dr. A-H. Tolson, J. D/; John Shakes, Tyler. William S. Kemper, of Gordonsville, succeeds min Hallowell in the Alexandria Boarding School The telegraph announces the arrival of the Ellen Hood, at Hampton Roads with a cargo of guano for this port The Committee of Examina' andria Canal Company made th up the canal,a few days 2 time. The Young Catholics’ Friend Society have realized three hundred dollars as the net profits of their recent pic nic and excursion to Glyimom The Alexandria Canal Company will hold an adjourned meeting at the chamber of the Com- mon Council, on Monday next The children attached to the Methodist Prot- estaut Sabbath School are makiny extensive prep- arations for an exhibition, to take place shortly. Arrived—sehooner Slider, Beard, Farmington, corm to Blacklock, Marsball & Co. Saifed— seLooners H-len Mar, Nickerson, Boston, by M Eldridge; John, Donovan, New York, by T J Mehattey; Mary Haley, Haley, New York, by D B. Smith. F. ———— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. O. O. F —MECHANICS’ 4L.ODGE, No. 12, « Georgetown, wil g ve an EX CURSION TO GLYMONE toms day thismonth. The steamar Pow-' hatan has been engaged. Particulars in & future advertisement. je i2 3t Hickox Y PLANK FOR SALE, Jurt received a lot of prime HICKORY PLANK We and 2 inches thicl Also, WHITE OAK PLANK, from i to 4 inches thick. and a general as- sortment of ali kinds of LUMBE:K used for buiid- ing purposes. J. LIBB & SUN, ie 12: peorgetown. n of the Alex- ir annual visit snd had a good m 'S, MILL OFFAL 1.000 bushels ‘TUF F,SHO pine OATS, together with SHIP- Ts, GRAIN, BALE HAY for sale by BEALL & SHOEMAKE: Je 10 3t* lol Water street, Georretown, OR RENT—1m the Heights of Georgetown, during the summer and # onths, a comfort- able and well FURNISHED R D Cc wih ample grounds attiched. For particulars inquire of the Soreowe Correspondent of the Star. Je NEW ST. JOHN'S ALEWIVES AND HER- &. bbls. new St. John ALEWIVES, bbis. new No.! Rount HERRING, daily expected per schooner Sylvanus Alien, and for sale by TLEY & BRO, je 0-iwe 98 and 101 Water st., Georgetown. er? A discount of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the ‘Tax of 1858, if paid prior to the ist July next. All persons in arrears for previous years taxes would do well to cail and settle, to save themselves expense and mortrfication. C. F. SHEKELL, Collector, je4-tm* I : CLUCKs, HAVE received, direct trom the manufacturers. a large assortment of Kitchen aud Ornamental Parlor Ct-OUKS, (none better made) from $1 up wards. Every one has been carefully reculated and the striking part properiy adjusted. and will be sold ata sinail profit. 4. A. WATSON, xperienced Practical Watchmaker, 59 Bridge st., below the Post Office, Georgetown, iy* Cock Repearing in all its braneh ma 2-Im* SOR SALE.—A beautiful BUILDING LOT, fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and running back 10, situated between the residences of Robert Dick an i ‘This Lot is improved by & hand- n= Fni 10 front, and has a commaoding view of the Potomac and Washington city. For terms appiy at the Cutlery and Hardware Store of O. 4% MUNCASTER, Bridge is a ma t- Georgetown. _ OR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 2d st eet, Georgetown, tle late residence of M. De Bodisoo, containg 16 or (7 rooms. The house and lot are large ani mm complete order, having all the necessary out-iuildings, batua, &o. Itie one of the most commodious in George: town, and well ari ed for comfort and elegance. Apply te BROOKE . WILLIAMS, Georgetown ap 9 t N M. RUPPSL, _ INORTH sido of Market Space, N Bridge and Canal streets, © Announces to his pat \ SPAURANT may be found, at all tumes, the choicest and most excollent assortment of LIQUORS. the {rashes OVSTE RS and sil kinds of G A ALE in season, eals served atal! hours at the usual prices. hotween ian 4 ————————————E——E——EE—E SINE ALES.—We respectiully announce to our KF pikes and the pabiic that we have ai last suo- 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 # nice article of Ale can have it by applying (ous for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Psle, Piui- adeiphia and XX. @ also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hes be tbe mail, or given All orders by Or gl WRN YA SHINN ‘Shion Bottling Depo ¢ di7-4 Sep elown rgetown, D.C, \ \ AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING Lot on F, Retw sen 12TH AND ISTH STREETS, AT auction —Un FRIDAY, the lith mstant, I shail sell in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., yaluable and handsome Building Lot, knownas the western part of Lot No. 14, in Square No. 290, hav ing a front on north F street, between 12th and 13th pea plaid feet, and running back 158 feet to a 30- y. The attention of persons wishing to purchase & beautiful and valuable building lot te called to the above sale, the looality being ons of the most heal- shy and desirable in the city. erm )ne-fourth cash ; balance in 6,12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, to be seeured by 2 deed of trust upon the property. All conveyancing at the oust of the Purchaser. jesd A. GREEN, Auct. iz THE ABOVE SALE IS_ POSTPONED, on aecount of the weather, until) WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, same hour and place. je Z A. GREEN, Anot'r. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. KREMPTORY SALE OF MABOGANY ENEERS AT Avct.on —On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 16, we will sell. by catalogue. at eur auction rooms, on account of whom it may con- eer, an invoice of Mahogany Curied, Crotehed and Shaded Veneers. Cabinet makers and others will do well to attend, ag every lot must b2 sold without reserve. ‘Terms cash, je 12-dts WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. QUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, 9 HaxDsome FurNitcre and Hovsenotn FE FECTS. JRON Sarg. EXCELLENT Mitcu Cow, &c On THURSDAY MORNING, June 17th, at ten o'clock. at the residence of P, M. Pyfer, Exq., No. $6 Carolme Teirace, between 13th and 14th streets, I shall seil all his Furniture and Effects, compris- ing— Superior Rosewood seven octave iron frame Piano Forte, by Haliet, Davis & Co. Suite of elegantly-carved slid Rosewood Parlor urniture, in handsome brocatelle. comprising large Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs and 2 Side Chairs, Large solid Rosewood elegantly carved Centre Ta- ble, with inlaid sienna, marble top, Wairut Whatro s. Fancy ‘Tabies, Gilt-frame Pier Glass, with slaband bracket, Handsome Veivet and Brussels Carpets, for parlor, chamber, hall and stairs, Superior Matting and Onlcloth, Gilt Shades. t.ace Curtains and Cormee, Supertor solid Oak Sideboard, handsomely carved, with marble top and sheiver, Hendsome Polished Walnut Extension Dining Ta- pie, Solid Oak Dining Chairs, Refrigerator. China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Waiters. Silver'p ated Castors. Tab'e Cutlery. ao. Handsome Oak Hat Tree, new pattern, Mantel Orniments, Eneravings, Set of handsome Cottage Furniture, Manogany Marble top Bureaus and Washstands, Do. Bedstead, Mattresses, Toilet Sets. Looking Glasses, Roisters and Pillows Bedding, Very superior Cooking Stove, with complete fix- tures, cost $75. Very excellent tron Safs, . ALSO AT Lo’cLocK, A very superior Mileh Cow. ‘Terms: $3° and under cash; over that suma credit of 6 and 90 days, for satisfictorily endorsed notes. bes ring interest. ?. S—The House is for rent. Inquire of the auc- tioneer. jel2-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioceer. HIRTY-FIVE BUIL G LOTS Fronti-¢ ON 5TH STREET WEST AND K 4ND 1. STs FETS NortH, IsING WEsT HaLF og Square No. 515, at 4 vcTion.—On TUESDAY, the 22d inst: nt, I shali sell, by order of the Trustee, at public fuc- tion, in front ofthe premises. commencing at five o'clock p m., 35 valuable Building Lots, being sub- division of w-st halfof Squary No. 5.5. and num bered according to said subdivisien from 2 to 64, inciusice. ‘This property ts handsewe.y situated in the most rapidly improving and healthy part of th city, and well known as the “Green House Square.” Per<en= wishing to makea good investment are re- spectlully invited to this sale. Terms of s: Jne-third cash. and balance in two eau Linstalments of ones ‘Wo years, bearing in terest from day of sale, A deed given anda deed of t-ustiaksn. All conveyances at the cost of the pur- chaser. ‘The terms of sale to be complied with in 5 ay therwise the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the purchaser, after one week s no- tice in the Nationa! Intel igencer, WILLIAM H, PHILIP, HARVEY LINDSLEY- Trustees, A. GREEN, Anct. By A. GR » Auctioneer. JALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT tHe Cor- NER OF STH AND QSTRRETS Nort at Atc T.on.—On WEDNESDAY, the I6th instant, | shall seil, in front of the p-emises, at half past 6 lock, or immediately after the sale of the brick houses on north KR, between ach and 9th streets nort some Building Lot, situated at the corner of ( 7. in Square ja l2-d and 9th streets north, being Lot No No. 397 ‘The, lot fronts on 9th street 3) feet, run- ning back with the lineof() street 59 feet 4 inches, and pavement in front. Terms: One-third cish ; balance ing, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from‘day of sale. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Title indisputable, jelod A. GREEN, Aver. By J.C. McsUIRE, Auctioneer. WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE First Wakn at Ae x.—On TUES- DAY AFTERNOON, Jie ‘Stn, at 6 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, I shall sell, without reserve. Lot No.2, in Square No 26, ironting 54 feet on 2d strest west, between north and N running back 9 feet ty aso Square No 44, fronting 43 fet 61 122 fee hes toa 3 feetailey. Ter third eash: the residue in6 and 1 months, with interest, sscured by a deed of trast h Se oa J.€ MeGUIRE, Auet. jeo-d By BARNARD & B 3 Georgetown. ” SALE —By virtue of two deeds of trust from Reuten Daw. dated Mareh 25 and November 4, 1853, we will WEDNESDAY, the lath day ock p. on the premises side of Bridge 8\ bounded as follows, viz: Bex east corner of the building situ: tf Bridge and © Georgetown, at the norh- at thes u'heast Tess streets, aral ru; ping thence on Bridye etreet east .7 feet 8inches, more of less, to Jno, Yerby’r, thence th and par- atiel to Congress street, 149 feet to a 12 feet alley, thence west 27 feet 8 inches, and thenco no:th 14% feet ty the beginning, with the iin,covements—a 3- story brick dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be pi in cash, and the balance iu two equal in- aia mentsrat 6 and 12 months, to be secured. Terme of sale to be comp ied h inone weeka ter sale.or the property may be resvld after one week’s notice, atthe rish and cost vedio » TS F. W. RISQ ‘Trustees Georgetown Bucidin je 8-2awim BARNARD & BUC ARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. SES’ SALE.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Ann Rebertson, dated Marci 1852, ve will offer at auc ion on the prem le WEDNESDAY, the lith day of July next, at six o'clock p that part of Lot 21 of Old Georgetown belonging and assessed to siid Ann Robertson, fronting about sixty feet on the north side of Pros- pect street, and running back, of the saine width sbout ninety niue feet to the north line of the en tire lot, with the improvements—1 two-story Brick House. ‘berms: One-third ofthe purchase money to bo paid in cash, and the balance in two equal instal- ments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust Terms to be complied with in one week af er sale or the property may be re-old at ‘he risk and cost of the first purchaser, af- ler one ween’s notice. WALTERS. COX. = FERDINAND W. RISQUE, Trusteees Georgetown Building Assvciat je8-2awim BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of four writs of fiert facias issued from the Clerk's: flice of ‘out Court of the District of Columbia for the Sounty of Washington, and to me directed, | shail expese to public sale, fur Casi, in front of the Court House door of raid County, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of June, 1258, at 12 o'clock m., the fol” lowing deseribed property, to wit: All defendant’s right, Utle, chum, and mterest in and to part of res. vation No 10, beginning for the same in the east ire of 432 street, at 2 Pr nt, Where the same is imter- sected by the north line of an alley 7 feet I inches wide, opening into said 432 street, and running thence with the said enst line of said street north 22 feet, thence east 55 feet, thence south 22 feet to the said me west55 feet to 4h. together with all and s, On the thereon, in the city of Washington, ed and levied upon asx the property of Jn ms, and will be sold to sat- al SI. Se. 1 tnigJulioina, No. 3 32S and Mto October terin, 5 & we Stribling. aaa er i owe SELDEN, Marshal Columtia, ma 25-dte for the District of ONDUCTORS! ey ING CONDUCTORS! OTLS’ PA ‘'T CONDUCTORS, The Only Methot of Absolute Protection avainst Lixhtning, as demonstrated by Scurnce and Experience. The undersigned would respectfu'ly announce to the citizens of Washington and the surrounding country that he is now encaged in constructing the above named Ligbbnng Conductors. These Con- ductors are *ecommended by scientific men in all parts of the United States as being superior to any other conductor now in use. Luse tie celebrated weAlister Point, which has been recommended by scientific gentlemen in this eity as the best point to be used. ‘The Poin’s are the same es used on the Frankiin Lightning Conductors forthe inst 5°) ears, copper points tipped with platinum. Thess Conductorsare made of iror —iron being far less fusi Je than copper. Copp:r melts at 1996 de grees Fahrenheit; wrougit iron at 2,786, and cast iren at 3,4 3 decrees. 1 have recommendations from gent!emen in Wash- ington, as ne os all parts of the United States, as toeapact y,&o Orders left at Messrs. Noei & Boyd's, orig vania avenue, next to Coomn’s Melodeon Hall, tween 9th and i0th sts., and at the Star Office, wil a ted to. be attended to, J.P. SMITH, ie 1)-im NEW, BOY’S BOOK.—“Herdy and Hunter,” a Boy’s own Story; by Mrs. Ward, suthor of} ‘Jasper Lyle,” “Helen Charteris,” Rarrison Weir. This is a thorow containing hostile encounters with the Ka: u hceadth escapes from wild beaste, ond every species o° adventure which settlers mut expert to meet with cn their arrivelin the desert wilds of Africa It forms acompunon volume to the “Clildren of the New Forest,” and * Little Savage,” and wiil be found as amusing as a dag ng from the pen of Capt, T. ; a Price $1. Por tale Oe i AY LOM & MAURY, jell 3t Esty Pa. avenue. AUCTION SALES. ——————— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. ——— Eee anil J. C. McGUIRE, Auctionser. . GW. P. CU! per Bens Fon iay GETER AEG Sone te, at Page’s wharf. I sha!l sell the Barge Custis, 125 feet long and 16 feet beam ; {ine -third oash : the residue in 60 aed 90 ratisfactoriiy endorsed notes, bearing QUINCY L. PAG 4. C. MeGUIRE, Auvet. — By WALL & BARNARD), Auction . a g . ers. UBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET GaRven, Witk Cottace ResinEeNce.— On SATURDAY, the oth day of June, at > ptm, on the premises, i will seit at ®uction my country Res- idence. lying near the Tenally Town Toad, adjoining the Jands ot Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burro and 2 milesabove Georgetown. It contains 1! actes of productive garden land, finely watered with never failing springs, weill-encosed, and havi nearly every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar- den, such as apple, pesr, peach. appricot, ch Iry, &e Andaleo, weil set ina beautiful and loxariant crop of cl ver and timothy, nesrly ready for the scythe. The cottage is plain, but comfortable, with 5 rooms and cellar, Also. a tepant’s house, with other necessary out-buildings. The locality is fa- vorable fora neighborhood store, whieh, if availed of, would add to the comforts and profits of the piacs Shouid it be required by bidders, the piace will be cilered in two divisions of about'S and 7 acres each, there being water and house to each division. ‘The terms of sale will be one fourth in cash, and the residue im payments of 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest. The titie is perfset. A, SOMERVILL. OUN Lt & BARNARD. Aucts. By J. C_ McGUIRE, Auctioneer. LOSING OUT SALE OF WFIRMAN’S SUPERIOR sHoss.—On MONDAY MORNING. June Lith, at 10 o'clock, at the ane*ion rooms, I shall sell a number of sup-ror Ladies’ Gaiters, being the residue of Weirmzn's mvoice, Terms cash, je -d J.C. MeGUIRK, Avet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Fancy, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT Avetion.—On MONDAY, the lath instant, I shall sell at store No. 34 Pa. avenue, between th and 8th, (Market Space,) at 10 0’clock a. m.,a inree and good assortmeut of staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting— i Hosiery, T: And many Terms) ver A credit of 39. 6 and 99 days, for notes satisfactorily e ea with interes*, Je3- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. AT AUC- —On MONDAY MORNING, June 14, ng at I+ clogk, we wil seil, at the north- east corner of tith a. d & sireets,(the flag wil des- irnate the house the Fue &c., such as— jel-ts Sofa and Chairs, lasses, Mahogany Rockers, ‘ane and Rush-seat Chairs, Mahogany Table and Sideboard Refrigerators, . Bedsteads, Washstauds and Ta Cane and Bedstead Winiow les, seat Chairs and Rookers, Mattresses and Bedd ng, jes. & 1uds and Curtains, Cooking. Champer and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensi! With many ot! sary to enumerate. c. articles which wedeem unneces- ‘Terms: All is under $30 cash; over that ameunt a credit of 6) and 90 days, for notes satisfac tory endorsed, bearing interest Sts je WALL & BARNARD, Auets. PQOvARE 6. o'clock. I sit VALUABLE IMpRovED 25 : and duly recorded Mav 4th, 1854. in Liber 75 &e., one of the lnud records of the county of Washing ton. D C., Lot 24, of Cabot’s subdivision of Square #25, with the improvements, consisting of 2 two Story Fram Houses in front, with basement and attic, and a small conbla frame nouse in the rear. Sad Lot fronts on north G street, between North Capito! street aud ist street wert. ‘Verms: $6 cash in bankable fands. $3 ta be paid at time of sale; the remacnder m 6.12 and 18 monthe, with notes hearing interest. Deed give and deed oftiust taken for deferred payments. All veynncing at cost of purchaser. tre re- serves to himself the right to resell the pr -perty nt the risk and cost of the defaulting pureliaser af the terms are not complied with within three dn day of sale, by advertis: t three days ruth AN. B. The tormer purchaser having feiled to eon iy with the terms of sale, the present sale will beat is risk aud cost, and will therefore be without re- serve PEARSON, Trustee. je l-dts A. GREEN, Aue! By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. of which P.M. ~ ‘VEN SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND +) Lots on R, BSTWEPN 8T4 AND STH STREFIS NoxTH, aT Atction—-On WEDNESDAY, the natant, | shali sell in frontofthe premises, at jock, p.m..7 handsome and nearly new Brick Hous-s,and the Lots on which they stand, being Lots No. tand 2, m ~qua-e No. 595, fronting on K ateeet north, between sth and Sth streets west. Each house willh separate: a fine chance for per mal’ residence. 7 palanee in six months” payments, running to four years, for notes bearing taterest from day of sale 32 tobe pad down when the property is kuo-ked off or the property will then and there be put up and tu the neat highest bid- indisputable. a A. GREEN, Anct _ Anctioneer. NG HOUSES axe n THURSDAY ‘ith at 6% o'clock on the No 4,in Squara No. lan, a L strees north, at the inning back 75 feet, with 2«f three we'l-buritand mame Dweiing Houses, By J.C. McSUIRE THREE NEAT DWE sat Porn APTERNOON. A re, fronting 50 feet on 18t1 street west. between Land M sts., ruauing back ches toa 3 feet alley. ive, the owxer being sbout to remove y One third own; the residue in 6 and 12 for satisfactorily secured notes, bearing ricds J.C. McGUIRF. Auet. A Fp eS SALE.—!n virtue of a writ of YE fieri facins on se fa, under lien law, issued from the Clerk’s ofhee of the Curenit Court of the Dis trict of Columbia, for the County of V and to me directed, | shail expose to pub CASH, In front of the Court howse dr t TUESDAY, the 25tn day « ¥ the following nat’s right, t ¢ ‘Terms montl property, tie, cinum, and inte fest inand toa certain Brick Bui'ding erected on Lot No. 15. in Savare. , in the erty Wash- ington, D. C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, and running back the whole depth of said Lot, seized and levied upon rs the property of John H. Peters, and ge es =A to sora om No. 152, to term, i858, in favor of John Purdy. W. SELD! ap S)-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. il- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ino msequerce of the rain, urtil TURSDAY next the Ist of June, same hour and piace, W. SELDEN, Marshal for the Distriet of Co.umtia. it THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed until TUESDAY next, the 8th instant, same hour and p'ace W. SELDEN, jel-ts Marshal for District of Columbia. i THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Pos poned until PUESDAY next, the loth instar same hour and . iid W. SELDEN, jen Marshal for District of Co [MpARShaL’s SALE.—In virtue of a wi IVE of” fheri fncias,” issued from the Clerk Othce of the Circuit Court of the District of Co- lumbia for the County of Washington, and to me direc ed, ! shy xposxe te publie sale, for Casm, in front of the Court House door of said county THURSDAY, ma 25 d property, t ‘um, and interest inand to 3,10 the erty of (aud singalar seized and levied apon ee the inprovements thereon, 48 the property vid A. Hail. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial 408, to May Ler 5 Sweeny, Rittenhouse & C Ww ma 24 ite Marsnal forthe District « Ppysrc SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, &c Wi | be offered at public saie, on the ih day of june next, the vaiuable Estate of the late C.C. Taliaferro, on the Culpepar, ‘and adjor and A. Rattroad. “The Farm. and the Station is only a ‘yards from the house and barn, This Farm, situated in the beautiful and fertile valley of the Rapidam, of fers a rare opportunity to purchase: Its ina fine state of cultivation, surrounded ty good Farms, a most desirable neighborhood. It contains €3) Scres of Land, and has on it a large Dweilling-house, Haro, Stable, aud all soosese a in KO0 repair. .. He I : % . i. D, TALIAPERROL{ Admn'ca, ma 4-eots ii THE ABOVE SALE OF LAND IS postponed till the Ist day of July, when at wil be sold on the premises by the undersigned a< comm ssion er, by virtue of a decree of the Cirewit Court of Cul- peper county, in the case of Mayo and wife and others, against Taliaferro, Adfunistrator, and oth- ers, and on the following terms, to wit : Se much of the purchase money as may be necessary to pay the corts of the suit to this day and the expenses of sale to be psid in cash; the residue to be paid in three equal instalments of 6, 18 and 30 months, with inier est from the date, the purchaser giving bonds witr good security for tue deferred papmenta, and the title to be retained as further security. H. D. TALIAFEK RO, Com'r. Cul, Ath, 1858. oe os seo cots By WA RNAKD. Auctioneers. RUST, eS SALE OF THE ENTIKE EF- ECT< OF THE STkAMBOAT HOTEL at AUctioN, HST, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THe CESTRE M TUESDAY M ket —On we gel "a 15, oomn- mene'ng at 14 o'clock, we will sell, : - deed o trust, daly recorded in Liber J. vig « 134, folio 346, the entire effects contained ta the said house— 1 Piano Forte and Stoo’, 8 Waiar bene Can Dew, . Blankets, 22 Bedsteads, Washstands, and ‘fants “pnb Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers, Marble-top ‘Tables, Cane seat Chairs, Gilt Mirrors, Mahogany -fcame Glasses, Cal Oileloth, Curtains, &e., plain do., ery and Glass Ware, itha large n Hage miles'cor fase tebine ve " oped pen to be found ina hotel, all of which will 1" it By order of tho Trustee. ‘Terms je9-ts WALL & BARNARD. A ~ stee, ucts, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. Three Days Later from Eurepe. New Yor, Jane 12.—The steamer Nova Seo- tian. from Liverpool on the 2d inst., bound to Quebec, parsed Caps Race yesterday. The pack- age for the Axsor'a-ed Press was secured by the news vacht and its contents forwarded over the American Company's line to thin point. in the House of Commons, on the Ist, Mr. Lindsay asked whether it was true that American vessels bad heen searched and detained by British cruisers, and, if so, by what authority, and under whose instructions. Mr. Fitzgerald replied that no official informa. tion had been received on the subject, and it wax believed that the reports had been exaggerated The Government of Great Britain was as anxious asthe American Government for the avoids of any cause of compiaint, and strict orders been issued for expecial caution on the part of officefs of tbe British navy The telegraphic fleet sailed on Saterday for an experimental cruise, - Kate advices from India ad been received oor Singh bad been defeated, and was to have been killed aptured Bunde. Commenctan. Liverpool.—Cotton closed firm, wih ama’l sairs. Flour unchanged. Wheat ull, aod prices barely maintained. Consols 974, 197 Baltimere Markets Battimorg, June 12 —Flour jeady »nd un- changed; Howard street and Ohio $1 Dh: City Mills 4. W beat is quiet and firmer; fair to good reds at Galtic.; fair to prime white 95a81 20. Corn is very dull; white at 63a66c., yellow at 65a7Ve isions are dull and closed. droopyng; Bulk ders SMG; sides TYAS — W bisky ts steady at SH+tKELL & MILLER, 274 Pa. ay.. adjcining Kirkwood House, (Intel & Stat ’ T° BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTE: LRS, 1 have just received aiarge eupply of the best White andGrey SAND wie Peiitesi low, SRAVEL and LIME: Onk, WOOD, Woite ext ma ket pr corner of C am i Pre 14th ete. near the onnn . R. W. BATES. IT!CE—To the Ladies and ventlemen of Washingt. A indy from Baltimore wishes to purchas iadies’ ani gentiemen’s good cast AFPAREL. for which a four etsh price will b= para, “sil or address No 331 D street, between Sth end 3 doors from the Suvines Henk, and per having such articles to dispose of will be promptly caled on at their respestive residences, by the advertiser, je iw* E»waro DULAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, ee meer: THE Sou as FLEKog, orner Ol ith street a “nn. avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, ( Formersy of moscon,) After supplying his numerous castomers with Cos- mes for the Fancy Ball. pared to. eran indveement of his xplendid agsort- tof SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, coted by hitnseif expressiy for the custom tra e,on the lowest cash prices, and war- rants a perfect fit By hus own practical knowledge and having one of the best cutters from Boston, and the best workmen, he hopes to give geners! eatis- faotion to those who will please to favor him with their pr mage. ntiy on hand a Parushing Goods jou 3 ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PAPER HANGINGS I have now m store the most complete assortment of Paper Hangines ever offered to the public of Washington and the adjacent cities. fresh supply of Gentlemens’ (Staten) apie ER. P rand other papers iv every variety of style and pattern, I would also el your atiention to the fact that in eddition .o the great vanets of Paper Hancinas I keep cous’antly on ha in nd fandsomest 8. Git TOCOR- wed sssortmant of WIN DOW SHAD Nfcns, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS of auy house in the city. By unremitung attention and prompt execution ofallorders.! hope to merit and obtain a liberal share of patronage. VAper put unin the best manner, and in all cases warranted. ap i*-2aw2m (Mariborongh Gazette oap “LL NEW FANCY STORE, The subscriber has Removed from her old stand on b, street Peositethe Post Office, to 7th xtreet, le, No.52.3¢. just above the corner of D st., have constant! und every variety of Silks, Beads, Wore puerior quRuty and gasert- every description executed, Z all kinds attented te, broidesiog, Knitting, Crotah- y aud Netting given by MRS 1 FONORE RYPPERT. LIBSON'S ( LW FAN STORE, coupied by R.C. Stevens,) Commercisl Buildings, bet.8th and 9th sts, 1 will be pleased to seen lis “isin my line. Thankme these whe jooursges me in the beginuing, | beg of them a continuance of their fayers, The following sre oods Tehall keep: Bonrets. of ai! kinds, Embrowdenies Mashing do. Handkerohieis do, Ho: es do. Dress Trimmings do.,’ Pion . Buttons of evers desorption ; a Nations, not necessary to ment will be sold ata very small pre p A KUBRERK FAB- SAL THE PATENT OFFICK. Members of Congress, and ths pubwe generally are resp ctfully invited to call examine the dia Rubber fabnes and es now on exh.tity ia the Model Hall of the Pa-ent Ofhee, Untii the great invention of the process of ruler izauon, wh.ch this country bas the honor to hat ade, ard whies took pint. iy 1939, the proftanle m puf-cturs of Ind « Rubber fabrics had not been From the invent-on of that import«nt it required * period of ten years for its suc- cess'ul development mthersts aud manufeotares. Since that period (vig : 185 ow beoome a g: na tonal industry, emp thou so! operatives, and miny sh for the transportation of the raw material And yet ut may be traty send tha: ati: butin its infaney Few are nware of the extent of the applications of vulesnized India Rubber: and no intelligent person cin view the creat variety of the fabrics and fictures into which it is made, except with prise and admiration. and without feeling that the gentus. artistic skil, and enterprise, which have originated And made successful this tbranch of ust onal industry. 2 e honorable iT Country. Similar exhi’ tions have been made im and Paris, which nave attracted the atte: ony of the screntihe, but of the public gener je 20 St™ BAXoROE TS SEVENTH VOLUME HIS. tory of United States. being volume i of the Ameren Revolution, uniform with previous vo) . Price $2. : stage cents. Just reorived. For sale by POSPAVLOR & MAURY. ms 3 3M Pa. avenve. — I UKKE ON THE MINERAL SPRINGS OF Virginia, with a Map of Routes and Distances, 1.25. Moerm=n on the Mineral Springs of Virgima, with a Map of the Routes and Distances; $1. Beli on the Baths and the Watery Regimen; $2.50. A Trip to the Virgina Springs, or the Belles and the Benus of f Bath county, Saratoca Waters, by M. L. North, M. D.; 25 ete. Also, Maps, Guides, Books, &e., of every jet FRANCK TAYLOR EVE “INE P ANOS, but little used, for ghee § s. Cail and wee them. & sale at great bargaim JouN ELLIS, je3 306 Pa. ave.. bet. Sth and loth @x. ATH TO ROACHES YERTAIN DE &e.—Use Cc cores Rosch Rat and Mice Exterminator ; also, |.von's Macuetic Powder To destroy Bed Bugs, use his Exterminator for that N mag me to apply these remedies. wis the or sale only at MOORE'S West Eod Dru, No, 11S Pa. ave., Seven Buildings. ntellieenser.) — The subsoriber has for les ie oe you DENTS Dumber of a he chanical branch of di business among which are about one thousand teeth, part of them well assorted end of Jones, V and McCurdy’s make, A mAhbogeny work table brass lathe attsched, for ing teeth, entirely net cles and others belongs muca less than ther value, mee : = WM. MALSTER. _ie 10 eost 307 Pa av., Washington, D. sees WATER AND HOCK. If you hing giass of pure SODA WATER favcred withthe dflerent Prat Sine or one of HOCK, (a new articie in this ory.) aa J.P. Milburn & -'0.’* Drug Store, under W ilinrds’ Hotel, where the best quality of the above beve- rages may be had. sm is ‘ . MILBURN & CO., 4 “Sale Willerae Hote dental inboratory for i je 5 eosm Heck AND sopa WATER- Co i —with every varie *syru sf delicious: h y nm 4 Home sale as aby: LUBINS EXTRACTS, ail odors, at GIBESS 4 Hair Store. near 13th street, and at his sles Rooms. under Willards’ Hotel, je 9 Gre a il Buy INGMY anos: Cast, seein « jong experience in busine=s, Ioan, {do ari cheaper than any Sry ee oe TAR ry . me, * 4s. man TO ens i i in ——— Ee errr eee ‘EN GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS AND Tis Metoneon for mle SON POE LTAS ‘Sth gad 16th SOHN WE, between