Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1858, Page 3

“<= LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, — OCA INTELLIGENCE. To Apventisens in ALEXANDRIA.—Mr. Geo. E. Freneb, in Alexandria, will recetwe-and Promptly forward advertisements intended for The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense cireulation to bring their business, wants or other requirements to the Rotice of the public had better call at his Period- teal depot. LE Pirry-Sixtn Couxctt—Board of Aldermen — The Board met in compliance with the aet of “Congress, &c. Present from First Ward—Geo. W Riggs, Wm. T. Dove. Second Ward—Thos. Miller, Thos. J. Fisher. Third Ward—Thos. Donoho, Jos. F. Brown. Fm Ward—Jobn H. Goddard, Wiliam W. oore. Fifth Ward—Edmund Barry, C. w. C. Dun- nington Sixth Ward—Robert Clark, Aaron W. Miller. Seventh Ward—John LL. Smith, Peter M Prarson. The Board was called to order by the Secreta- ty, KR. J. Middleton, Es -, and Messts. Dove, Fisher, Brown, Moore, I unnington, Aaron W. Miller, and Pearson being new members, elected for the term of two years from this day were sev- erally qualified according to law, and sworn in by Alderman Rigys. On motion of Mr. Miller, the Board went into the election of officers for the ensuing year. Phe fi-st officer balictted for wan the Prest- dent, and the resalt of the first ballot was as fol- lows : Mr. Dove.. «ll Mr. Miller. 1 < 1 . I Mr. Dove was accordin uly ann ed duly elected as President of the Rourd The new President was condneted to the chair and addressed a few remarks to the Board. W. W. Moore, former Vice President, was de- clared unanimously re-elected BE. J. Middleton was unanimously elected Se- cretary. Jacob Kleiher was elected messenger. Messrs Miller and Smith were appointed by ‘the Chair to inform the lower Board of the readi- ness of the Board to go into joint session for the perpose ef counting the votes cast at the late election, and installing the Mayor in effice. THE (OINT SE - The two Boards having met in the Council chamber, the President of the Board of Alder- men took his seat by the side of the President of the lower Board On motion ef Dr. T. Miller, of the Board of Aldermen, a committee, onsisting of Messrs. ‘Tarton, Pewell, Tree, Edmo: on, Barry, Clarke, ands h, was appointed to count the returns of the fate election ‘The joint meeting then took a short recess. On rezssembling the joint meeting heatd the repert of the committee appointed to count the ¥otes cast for Mayor as follows: 3.G. Berret... Richard Wallach. «3.6890 Ss aceordingly aunounce Mayor. Mexsrs Miller and LL ed @ comumitiee to wait on Col bim of bis election. Col. Berret was by them, and accompanied by the ex-Mayor, conducted to the Covueit Chamber, when he addressed the assembled Couneiis, and was sworn in. [We regret net being able to give even an ex tract of the address, whieh was a model of good sense, and well delivered | The joint meeting then adjourned. The Board of Aldermen then retired to their reom and came to order. A comn jeation wes seceived fiom the Mayor ax follows : To the Board of Aidermen ani Board of Common Counril: Gentiemen: The Auxiliary watch for the pro- tection of life and property in the city of Wash- on, authorized by Congress, providing for the appointment by the Mayor of a captain, atthe #anual salary of one thousand doliars, and thirty- one persous who shall receive a compensa ion of Sfty dollars per month ; and an act to organize a police system for the city of Washington, and to tevive the several acts in relation thereto into one passed by the Board ef Common Council of the city of Washidgton, and approved by the Mayor, January 7th, !S5~, provides for a Chief of Police to be appointed by the Mayor by and with the advice and consent of the Board of Aldermen, at a salary of one thousand dvilars per annum, twenty-six police officers, at an annual salary of six bundred and thirty dollars each, and one to be stationed at the railroad depot, whose com- = shal! be three hundred and ninety dol- ars per annum. I submit to the Councils that events have proved this force inadequate to the public wants. in my judgment it should be im- auediately augmented, and so erzanized ax to prove a terror to all evil disposed persens, ana secure the confidence of the entire community. I trust, therefore, that such measures will be promptly taken es will enable me at all times to suppress them, come from what quarter they may ‘The entire guard and police as provided by the legislation referred to numbers exclusive of the Captain of the Guard and Chief of Police Hity-six persons. | suggest that the number be increased to one hundred, and that the two corps be placed under one responsible head, at a salar of two thousand dollars per annum, who shail have acting under him two lientenants at a salary of not less thao one thousand dollars per annum cach. This management would, I have no doubt, secure the services of competent officers, in whose character and competency the community would fi uiicient guaranty for the correct discharge of every duty, which the fuilest vindication of lave and oreies could justify. The police estab- lishment is at present of paramount importance, and shouid be the object of your deliberations ai the earliest possible period.” { trust that imine- diate action will be taken in reference to all i portant object. Very respecifully, G. Bexret, Mayor. Mr. Moore introduced a new pbdlice bill, or- ganizing the two forces (not to be increased) vader a Marshal and two Lientenants, and regu- Jativg the uniform to be worn The Mayor's communication and the bill were Teferred to a police commit consisting of Messrs Gcddaid, Barry and Smith The Board then adjonrned to meet next Thurs- day, at 4 o’clock p. m, Common Council —At 10 o'clock the Board were called to order by W. A. Kennedy, Eq., Secretary of the old Brard, who proceeded to call the roll, and as the members answered, they were sworn in by T. ©. Donn, Exq., as follows : First Ward—C. Abert, J. B. Turton, 8.3. Par- er Second Ward—Grafton Powell, Chas. S. Jones, W.. Orme. Third Wa'd—W. G. Palmer, Lambert Tree, C 3 OHare Fourth Ward—S D. Castleman, Elijah Ed- moeouson, W. P. Mohun. Fifth Ward—W. A. Mulloy, W. F. Wallace, T. Van Riswick A. Bobrer, F. Ober, Jobn Sixth Ward—G Russel! Seventh Ward—Thos. Milstead, Chas. Wil- eon. Thos E Lloyd Mr. Wallace altered a resolution declaring Chas. Abert President of this Board for the en- suing year. Passed He wax conducted to the Chair by Messrs ‘Turton and Milstead, and after briefly thanking the Board for the honor conferred, and express- ing the ae that in the discharge of their duties they should labor harmoniously, he proceeded with the business. Mr. Wallace offered a resolution declaring W. A Kennedy, Secretary ; Also, another deciar ger and page ; passed Mr. Tree offered a resolutiowadopting the rules of the last Board ; passed On motion of Mr. Wallace, a committee of two was appointed to announce to the Aldermen the Teadiness of thix Board to proceed to business. Committee Vessrs. Wallace Lloyd. » committee of the nounced the organization of the Board of Aldermen, and its readiness to proceed to busivess Mr. Wallace offered a resolution inting a committee to inform the Aldermen of the election of the officers of this Board; of its readiness to proceed to the inauguration of the Mayor, and Tequest that the ceremony take place in thischam- ber ; passed. Messrs. Wallace and Lioyd were appointed. The committee returned and reported that the Aldermen bad acceded to their request On motion, the Board took a recess to go into joint meeting The joint meeting baving adjourned, the Com- spon Council resumed its session. The Mayor's inessage relative to an increase of force was read. (See the message iu proceedings ) Mr. Wallace moved to lay it on the table and that it be priated - Mr. Turton moved to amend by referring to a special committee of one from each Ward ; passed The motion ax amended was passed A communication from the Secretar Board of Public Schools, inviting the attead the exansiuation, was received The invitation was accepted and the communi- cation laid on the table Mr Orme citered a joint resolution relative to es over the Washington Canal, passed. allace offered a joint resolution request- ing the Register to furnish the members of the Boards and the Mayor with the Corporation laws; parsed Mr. Tree introduced a bill to organize the po- Hee system of the City of Washington, and to re- duce the acts relative thereto, into one. On mo.ion of Mr Wallace, the rule requiring tne bill to be read was suspended, and tne bill was referred to tue pvlice committee to be ap- pointed, 2 W.(. Locke, messen- of the oar to Mr. Tree moved to print the bill for the use of the members; passed Mr. Wallace moved to appoint a committee to Opp Fetiows’ Ceresration Postronry.— The commilttee of arrangements in charge of the wait onthe Mayor and ascertain if he has any | Proposed Odd Fellows’ demonstration this after- communication to make to this Board; pasved; and Messrs. Wallace and Milstead were a point- ed. The committee reported the Mayor had no communication to make. Mr. Orme moved to reconsider the vote refer- ring the police bill to the police committee; pass- ed; and the bill was referred to the special com- mittee. The chair announced the special com- mittee, viz: Messrs. Tree, Mulloy, Tarton, Orme, Edmonston, Bohrer, and Lloyd. Mr. Orme was excused from serving on the commi'- tee. and Mr. Powell was appointed in his place. Mr. Watlace moved that when the Board ad- journ it be till Monday at 4 o’ciock; passed And the Board adjourned noon, have concluded to postpone the affair. The condition of the atmosphere and the streets make this a necessity the more » because the coming repetition was proposed in order to give the community an opportnaity to witness a pro- cession of the Order under favorable surround- ings. The streets are in no fit condition for» procession, and a damp atmosphere would be unwholesome for the many ladies that grace the Levee. The committee have done a wise thing in submitting to the clerk of the weather, who, though he holds no position in the Order, is cer- tainly with bis changing fancies and whims one of the oddest fellows we know. The proces- sfon, &c , will come off to-morrow afternoon (it fair) as will be seen by reference to our adver- tising columns. Tarascry ExtRNsioNn.—Since the Ist of May, at which time a large number of the hands en- gaged on the works were discharged on account of the appropriation being nearly exhausted, the New Treasury has progressed very slowly. On the west front the work was entirely abandoned, and yet awaits the action of Congress on the Civil and Miscellaneous biti, to be resumed. A limited number of hands have been retained on the south wing, and the progress of that portion of the A SERENADE.-—The Indianians in Washington turned out en masse on Saturday night, with Esputa’s celebrated band, to serenade their Sen- ators, Messrs. Bright and Fitch, At about 11 o'clock they proceeded to the mansion of Mr. Brizht. A son of Mr. B.,a manly young lad of sixteen, came out and announced that his father had not yet returned from the Senate chambe : but in bis name he would return his thanks for the compliment they had paid him. The com- pany were then invited into the House, where they partook of the good things set before them. building towards completion has been, consider- They were fortunate enough to catch Senator | ing all the dtawbacks, very fair. Only one Fitch at home, who, after repeated calls, came | course of stone cormee an the southwest section eee zs Temains to be laid, and the wing will be ready ! T know at least half of you, My friends, I thank you for this compliment. It is tate. | am fatigued, and will only say that 1 shall fulfill the promise made to my political friends at the time | was elected: “ If God lets me live, I will serve ont the full term for which 1am elected ;* and with such a constituency at I represent, and in such a cause as we are en- gaced, I feel that He will let melive Agai thank you for this compliment. Good nigh = bed company then gave three hearty cheets for itch. The company then proceeded to the mansions and serenaded WW. Corcoran. Esq, Senators Pagh, Toombs, Benjamin, Slidell, Green and S-bastian They only succeeded in catching Mr. Green at home, though he had retired to bed. He plead exhaustion; he bad been at work over Il hours, and he knew the Hoosiers—always generous—would excuse him. Missouri and In- diana were neighbors and friends, and he hoped they always would be. After three cheers for Gireen, given witha will, the company, at a late hour, dispersed. for roofing. Some of the lower rooms inthis wing are being finished very handsomely; and in the long hall Messrs. Hayward & Bartlett, of Balti- more, are setting up 2 line of beautifn! fire-proof iron cases, to contain the files ef the Register’s office. These cases go up in sections, and can be taken down and removed as occasion may require. ‘The designs are very neat, and entirely devoid of that heavy appearance which ix so common a characteristic of tron work. AccIDENT —Yesterday, a youth named Powere, who lives on Fifth street, near Seaton’s Garden, shot himself in the face while handling a pistol on the commons north of the city. The wound is not of a dangerous character. We apvise all who are suilering with bad fitting teeth to give Dr. Hills 2 call and try the Cheoplastic Process. Mt Prnnigs.—Those in want of Pennies, for chanze, oan always obtain them on application at the coun- ter of the Star Office, tf SrxciaL Notics.—For Perfumed Bieath White Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use “ Balm of 1000 Flowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair use “ Woodiand Cream,” a new pomade ; it causes gen- tlemen’s hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents each. W.P.Fetnincy & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Tartor & Mavry, Booksellers, between 9th and 10th st., Pa. avenu nig a ep ree MARRIED, On the 8th May, by Br Ae Mr. Knight, WM, H. MULLAN and ALSXE E, O’ DONALD, Lvcta pt LaMMERMooR_—The performance of this pathetic and beautiful Opera ou Saturday night, at the Washington Theatre, was hailed by a fair audience with storms of applause. Miss Milver was perfectly enchanting as the unfortanate Lucia, a part that demonstrated her musical abilities fully, and must have convinced all within the house of her superlative merits as an actiess. Nothing could have more forcibly shown the pathetic richness of her tones, than tn the songs “See these cheeks so pale,’ and “Shed thou one tear of sorrow,” the rendering of the latter calling forth her hest dramatic powers, which were well taxed and most artistically sus- tained tiroughout. Dusing the entire perform- ance Miss Milner had the entire audienne at her command ; while sbe sung, the silence was pro- found, and at the close of each Piece the walls ah ith thunder-toned applause which fre- qr bronght from the fair enchantress a viatefal response. Guilmette, as Henry Ashton, was repeatedly encored A finished actor, a fine sinver, and a true ventleman, Mr. G. has always made himself doubly welcome, on the stage and in the sorial circle. OCM Rudolphsen there was not balf enough though he made of the Chaplain Raymond all that that character was entitled to, and in the last act, the beautiful revitative, “Cease, ob, cease,”’ Was given by him with peculiar effect. Mr. Frazer as young Ravenswood, sustained his part in a most excellent manner, and was greeted with frequent wpplause Mrs. Holman as Alice, and Mr. Holman as Norman and Arturo were exceedingly well re- ceived : The Orchestra, under Mr. Cooper, did won- derfully well, but the Chorus should have re- arsed DIED, In Georgetown, D. C., June 13th, Miss SUSAN LEISHEAR, aged 29 years. The friends of the family are invites to atte! funeral Tuesday (to-morrw) afternoon, at 30" from her residence, corner of Potomac and F streets : On the 13th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH B. REID. wife of James Reid, of Lochgiphead, Scot land; but for some time a resident of this city. The relatives and friends of the family ara Invited to attend the funeral on to-morrow (Tuesday ) after- noon, o'clock, from hez late residerce, No, 183 New York avenue, On the 9th instant, WILLIAM HARRISON, eldest son of Win. H.and W. Fanning, aged 9 years and 2 months. __FOR RENT AND SALE. [See FIRST PAGE.| POR RENT—Until the ist of December next, a small FURNiSHED HOUSE, one square frm the Cap.tol Possestion given inmediately. inquire of ROBERT &. DOYLE, Attorney General’s Uf- fies, corner of F and 15th streets, or leave addrots at Hox No. 5, Star Office. je 14 2t* (OR RENT—Two new and desirab'e three story FRAME DWELUINGS, with back buildings attached, each at a rent of $12 per month, and situ- ated on the south side of F street north, between 2st and 21 s reets west. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No, 520(2d story) 7th street. je la tf Furnisaep ROOMS TO RENT—After tie adjournment of Congress, several very desira- ble airy rooms to rent, inciuding parlors and. cham- bers. on 13th street. between EF and F, No. 452, eost* dher ck, r ‘fo-night the audience wiil have the opportu- nity of heaving the saine Opera repeated. Anotner OvtRace.—On yesterday morning, a detachment of the rowdies that infest the city committed a dastardly outrage at Berry's Grove, where resides Mr. Thos. C. Magruder, pay clerk of the Washington Aqueduct. ‘The lady of Mr. Magruder were insulted as the pasted on their way tochurch. Continuing on their course, the band of vagabonds came close on to the residence of Mr. Magruder, shouting and being very noisy Mr. M. told them to go off, when he was imme- diately attacked with a volley of stones and pis- tol shots. A buekshot wounded bim in the band, three balls passed through the lapel o* bis coat, and he was severely bruised onthe head by a blow from a stone. ‘The rowdies then made off Atalater hour they returned and took “*pos- session” of the spring, scaring the servants of Mr. M. so that dare not look abroad, and made a general pulling out bottles, passed some time carousal, and then retired ————— OR RENT-—A valuable GROCERY STORE, situated on the corner of 12th and B streets, near the Canal, at present occupied vy Capt Jonis P.Levy,who will vacate the premises on the 1th of June, well fitted up wit! iving, counter, &o,,and is the most desirable stand in the city esident, country, and river trade. for terms Apply at the office of Measrs KILLMAN & WARK D omer of C and 12th streets west, 2 a EE eee VALUABLE HOUSE FOR SALE.— fhe suby- seriber offers for sa'c an elegantly-fimshe! and conveniently arranged S-xtory BRICK HOUSE, situated on E street, between “d ard Sd streets. 11 will be sold ag a bargain, and being ina locality Where several buildings are now in course of cree tion and property daily advancing in valu prove otherwise than a good investment chaser, ; R. McGRE At McGregor & Co,’s Furniture Warerooms, jel2 iw No. 539 7th Street, naan OR RENT—Several large and airy BEb- ROOMS and one or two large PARLORS, ina Will be rented on reasonable . 122 Pa. avenues. between 19th jell st Bory Ronneny.—Between 1 o'clock and day- light yesterday morning, a thief entered three chambers in Brown’s Hotel while the inmates were asleep, and relieved them of all the money and valuables which they had left in the pockets of theirclothing. From the room of Hon. J.B Clark. of Missouri. the thief obtained two notes of $50 each, drawn by Thomas Allen and E. S Darlington, payable one day after date; one note on —— Kimbron for $200; varioux receipts for printing, &e.; three Treasury Notes, $100 each; fonr 310 gold pi between fifty and eighty dollars in 35 and ) gold pieces, two 310 notes os Washington city banks, and various private Papers. From the room of Mr. J. W. Kelly about ten dollars in money. From the reom of Mr. J.T. Stuart between ten and fifteen dollars inmoney. The thief the Gen Zollicotter, who avoided suspicion by sayin his room. This operator is doubilexs an expe- rienced hotel thief. THe SanpatH.—Yesterday, although there was evidence that whisky drinking on Sunday does not depend entirely on whisky selling on Sunday, pleasant location, terms Apply at N and <vth si STOCK, +) Cigar Store for saie, and store for rent—! § 7th street; a good stand for eny kind of busines: Will be sold at a great barga nu. Apply on the pr-u nes. je U-sut Fer RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third story of the building occupied as an office by CG. S, Waiiacl y I » aod immediate! site the Ci! all. Appiy to RICHARD WALLACH. De Q@TORE FOR RENT AND DRY GOODSFOR +> SALE.—Intending to retire from business {wil sell my stook of DRY GOUDS, consisting of the usual variety to be found ina retail store. 1 wiil algo rent my Store where | have carried on business for the inst eight years. ‘Terma easy, and made known on appuoetion at 482 1 street south, between went lo the room of 7th and 8th streets east, Nav; 5 the city was tolerably quiet. Some few drunken | _j9 10 2w* TOSED RAPETTI. men were strolling about toward night, and they FOR, RENT > that. ve ble BRICK appeared to be iu right good condition for service DWELI HOUSE, No. 457 13th street, between E and F, at presont ecoupied by Capt. R. for the city farm; and the songs they ung seem- B, Cunningham, if ane U. &. Navy, and formerly ed to indicate a desire on their part to obtain a job forthe Summer. But no ene offered them ergupied | Ag TONG tet igo ieee or employment, and they continued on their way, | Room No.3, Winder’s’ Burldiog, je 9-2 staggering from side to side of the pavement to the annoyance of ladies and geatlemen who were Preceding to the churches. Last night, the usual salutes were tired in va- SMALL SUCTION ENGINE FOR SALE, Built inthe most improved pian. Suitable for A rious sections of the city, impressing the quiet fre, garden, plantation. or uther purposes. e i jet " 25. Inquireat SMITH & SMALL’S Looking and peaceable citizens with the belief that a riot bd : was going on inthe streets; but we bave head | 2% Picture Frame Manufactory, 263 Penn. je 12-3t" eee Ei a HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONSagainst trading fora NOT drawn by M. V. B. Bogan, in favor of Geo. H. Varneil, dated April 2d, 1853, at four months, for fifty nine dollars and filty-nine So ee same has been lost or elnid. mie 12 St G. H. VARNELL. IGEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINI4,0 a civil nature and of 1 permanent character and general operat 3 Ulustrated ty judicial decisions. Also, the Constitution of the United States, with and the new Bull of Rights and Constitution rginia; by James M. Matthews, Attorney-at- in two volumes; price $12. Just completed, Ww F Je by For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR. je 12 T ACARD. _ HE attention of persons wishing to purchase handsome BUILDING LOTS east ofand near the Capito!, and near the Railroad Depot. invited to the sale advertised by Wi tee, which will take peer on Monday stant, commencing at 5 0’eloch gayi front of the remises, commencing on Lot No. 1, in Square 373, ronting Indiana avenue. Persons wishing to make & good investmert wi'l do well toattend the sale as ary will positively be sold t» the highest idder. For further particulars see advertisement. je 12 2t A. GREEN, Auct = Os* AND ASH PLANK. arrangements *8 will eunbie us to furn of no serious damage done by the guns and pis- tols, and hope that no greater injury than that to the laws has been done. Tux Flower Qvexx.—On to-morrow night, at the Assembly Rooms. Louisiana avenue, about two hundred little bright-eyed girls will sing the Oratorio of the Flower (Queen, toa house full of admiring and delighted people. The girls are pupils of the first and second district schoolx, and are taught in the substantial branches of ed- ucation by Miss Middleton and Miss Randol hy and instructed in the divine art by our accom. plished friend J. 1. Daniel, Esq. Music in the publie schools is what the ehildcen want, to give them the necessary reiaxation from the dry de- tails of study. Nothing so lightens and relleves the over-taxed mental faculties. Nothing so rap- id'y and effectually inspires the exhausted nerves with awakened interest, and incites towards the attainment of : proticiency in useful learning ‘Then let the children be taught vocal music 8 respectfully Redin, trus- the lath in- PLeAsaNtTRY.—On Saturday night last,a young man named Faucett was married, on Maryland avenue, and while the occasion being cele- brated by a few gathered friends, some ten or twelve gentlemen came in, uniavited, and with characteristic playfulness struck the groom over the bead with a sfung shot, and, blowing out the lights, proceeded to make merry after their own fashion, by breaking the furniture and frighten- ing the ladies Present. After remaining ax iony as they chose. they retired outside, ere they remained till about 2 o'clock a. m., throwing oc- casional stones and brickbats at the house. It ix said that the groom knows the captain (?) of this pleasant party, but, having a due regard for his life in his new domestic relation, refases to in- form on aim. = Fike.—Last night, about 9 o’clock, the large od brick dwelling, formerly occupied by Na- (to our regular customers only) Oak and Ash PLANK, in quantities to suit, and of dimension reani VANS & ‘THOMPSON, ME 326 Pa. avenue. Washington, D.C. iel2iw (Unvon& Alex.tiazette) preancis WILLNER, . No, 365 New York AVENUE. NEW PAPER-HANGING AND UPHOL- STERY STORE. I would most respectfully cali the attention of the public of Wai ington and the adjacent cities tothis new and carefully selected stock of WALL PA- PER, in every Gries ofatyis ond pattern; DrC- ORATIVE PAPERS, BORDERS, CUR PAINS, WINDOW SHA DESand FIX TURES; CORDS and TASSELS, for Pictures and Shad FIRE- rf ten PRINTS and other Orcamer am al red, thaniel Fry. near the Potomac in the First Ward, ae ree tomate CHATIEE Rupe, was destroyed by flre Ii had been used for va- | LOUNGES, CURTAINS and DECORATIONS, Tous prrpores, and at the (ime was occupied by anumber of laboring men. It is supposed the fire was the work of an incendiary and all such work as beiongs toa regular upholater- er, with promptness and dispatch. All orders will be thankfully received; and, by Unremitting atten ion and prompt exeeution tothem 1 hope to merit and obtain a Libera! share of patron- ng. Pie Nic —Don't forget the coming pie nic of the 1. O. of R. to Fort Washington. It is to come off June i5th, to-morrow, per steamer e. Paper put on in the best manner, and warranted. je 11 3t- wim ER’ JATH TO ROACHES &e.—U: Thos. Collyer, which boat, under the safe com- Py eae ‘6 Roh iit aod Mas baba mand of Capt. Baker, will leave her wharf, foot | also, Lyon's Magnetic Powder. of Seventh street, a! am Wartew Retvukss.—Joun Mills, D. C., steal-” ing reins; dismissed. Timothy Curtis, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; workh m days. Ed. Kenifick, Ireland, assault; dism'ssed for want of ev.dence Willlam Healy, Canada, vagrant; do. J T. McAnery, La., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $144. Mary Penny, colored, de } do. Elizabeth Farmer, colored, et chickens; security for court. Mary Lynch, reland, vi grant; dismissed. Nine lodgers, non-residents. To destroy Bed Bugs, use his Exterminator for ba? Jw the time to apply these remedies. For sale only at Wet raiQORE’S End Drug Store, No. 113 Pa. ave., oppo. Seven Buildings. (luntelligencer.) SODA WATER- Cold, pure, ax: ‘with every was ty BT re West End Drug store, No.1 avi po. Be Basiding ed tld of se) AT ‘i ayat receiv fel Yor je o-6t K AND pn AUCTION SALES, By WALL & epee Boe OUSEHOLD FURNI Ce. AUC- PORT MORNING, Jone tis commencing at 1 ’clook, we will sell, atthe north” east corner of 11th aed G streets, ee Gag will des jenate the house )the Furniture, &e, such ¢s— Mahogany Marble-top Tabies, _ Do. Sofa and Chairs, Pier Glasses, Mahogany Rockers, Cane and Kush-xeat Chairs, AUCTION SALES. See Saahaerie eae TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING, — i: BUSvALL & BARNARD. Auct TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. OM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. Flood at the West. Laraverer. fn, June lt —It commenced rain- ing here at 12 o'clock on Wednesda oon, and poured down almost incessantly until this morn- ioneers. BE’S MALE OF THE ENTIKE EF- FECTs OF THE STRAMBOAT HOTKI AT AUCTION, ONITH ST. DIMETTLY OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MaR- xet-—On TURSDAY. MORNING, Jube 15, oom. Bt lb e’cloek, we wiil sell. virtue of a deed of trust, daly recorded in Liber J. A. &, No . iT The Wabash » folie 346, the entire effects contained inthe said | ne... river rose with frigbtfal ra- Mahogany Table and Sideboard, = atained inthe said | pidity, and the inhabit Kefrigeratore, Oiicloth and Carpets, rt ape te ane fiver bottoms 1 Piano Forte and Stoo! 35 Feather Beds. 56 Bolsters and Pillows. 25 Mattresses Hinokets. C nd SI 22 Redatends, Washetande and’ Ponce Sheet ofas, Chairs and Rockers, Ma - te Bote Cane sent Cha: silt Mirrors, any -fame C. Oitsloth, Curtains mee ete Bureaus and piain do., Stover’ kitans n Articles: Kniy roa Stoves, Kitchen jes, Knives, Forks, &o. Witha large number of ——e Bedsteads, Washstands and Tables, Cane and wood-seat Chairs and Rockers, Bedstead. Mattresses and Bedding, Window Shades, inds and Curtams, Cooking. Chamber and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c. _ With many other articles which we deem unneces- sag to enumerate, erms: Al! sums under $30 cash; over that amount a credit of 69 and 90 days, for notes satisine tony gndorsed, bearing interest 5 were obliged to escape in boataand o on “ps The Wea ana Wild Cat Creche tae small streams, rose in a few flords. The Toirdo, Wabash, and West eh Toad, across the Wea creek, was entirely swept away, doing damage to the amount of $20,000 Cinctxxati, June tl —Steady and beavy rains have prevailed in this vicinity for the last eight- een hours. The Obio river is rising at the rate of two inches an hour, and all the tributaries are ~ ie WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. | rated usually tobe found 1m hotels all efoto | Ting rapidly. “Phere are 38 feet of water In the Ps be sold withont reserve. channel, and a great flood ia ex “ted i THE ABOVE IS POSTPONED By order of the Trustee. Term: ‘The track of the Obie and Micsiest railroad MORNING atten atl WEDNESDAY | KD. 1 Weak daway atx mites trom thin Cy and the jolts’ "WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. ons ini ie compen enpich deena, prow teen eee _s EY a —— By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners. + Mics ae ae Spl caler Noniay, aesmen eee wheat ee BLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET | the Clerk's othce of the Circuit Court of the D. Later from Havana. Garpen, Wish Cotrace REstneNce.— On triet of Columbia, for the County of Washington, Cuart SATURDAY) the 2th day of June, at 5 p im. on | and tome directed, I shall expose to public ale for hen: aene the premises, { will seit at auction my evuntry Re-- ix front of the Court-house door of anid conn- idence. lying near the Tonally Town roud, adjoming the lands ot Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burroughs, and 2 mules above Georgetown. It contains Il acres of Piyductive garden iand, finely watered with never iling springs, well-enciosed, and having nearly every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar- den, such as apple, pesr, peach, appricot, ch-rry, &e Andalso, weil set ina beautiful and loxuriant crop of clover and t hy, nearly ready for tue soyihe, The cottage is plain, but comfortable, with Srooms and cellar. Also, a'tenant’s house, with other necessary out-buildings. ‘Phe locality is fa - vorable fora neighborhvuod store, which, if availe d of, would add to the comfortsand profits oft hepinc ». Should it be required by bidders, the piace wil’ le offered in two divisions of abouts and 7acres enc 3, there being water and house to each division. Cash, iy,on TUESDAY, the 25tn day of May next. | at I2 o'clock, m., the following “imeoried wowed to wit: Bil defendant’s right. title. claim, and inti rest iwand toacertain rick Bui'ding erected on Lot No. 13, in Square No. 732, in the city of Wash- ingten, D.C., the said Lot being 22 feet front, and rupming back the whole depth of said Lot, seized aed fevied upon asthe property of John Hl. Peters, ast will be soid to sstisty Judicial No. 182, to May term, 1858, in favor of Jonn Purdy. W. SELDEN, ap3-ta = Marshal for the District of Columbia. ib THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain, until TUBSDAY next the Ist of June, sanie hour and piace. W. SELDEN, T market was firm f b grades The stock at Havana und Matanacetves 30,000 boxes. Muscovadors were duli Freights duit. Sterling was quoted 1! gal? cts. North: ern exchange gal. Disastrous Ceaflagration. Bostox, June 4 —Yesterday a fire broke ott Marshal in Corintht * aore —— of sale wo one gee) mm ae ma 25 for the District of Co.wmtia. Milk drmaceg ee fates ocean tae: e residue in payments of6, 12, and 12 months, wi phos _ , oy! interest. “The titie is perfect, 1 THE ABOVE SA IS FURTHER | ("Sto Theatre alley, and damaging the stores of A. SOMERVILL WALL & RNARD, Aucts. i THE ABOVE S'LE IS POSTPONED unt! WEDNSDAY AFTERNOON, I6th inst., Postponed unt same hour aud Jel-ts UBSDAY next, the 8th footent, e * 5 "larchal for District of Columibin. To" THE ABOVE sa IS FURTHE BB Panne, C W.. Griffith, George Blackborne, J.* Bradlee and others. "The loss amounts te $200,000, but was covered by insuranve. ie l-ts * Steam: unk. same hour, Pos poned aati! TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, je 14-ts WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. | same hour and place. CrveLaxD, June 12.—The propeller Indiana, aos =; SaCUin GS Sasa - W. SELDEN, loaded hogy iron, Was sunk in Lake Superior sitey 2 id ek Marshal for District ef Coluniua, | on Sunday. Crew and passeagers w. re by HOgsE AND Lor on ra stREE Tt] —* ————-——"~ | taking to the small bon en ee Were bared by West. BETWEEN Dasp EF. Streets Norra, = =) rs asinine at Auction.—Un FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June FUTUKE DAYS Mark Ix. at 6 oPelock, on the premises, i shall sell part. of ee — capac Lit No, 25, in Square No. 172, fronting on 19th at., By A. GREEN, Auc'ioneer, CHARLEsTO —Cotton quiet ; sales of between D and F streets north, with the improve. RUSTER’S SALE OF VatvasLx Inrnoven | 3.000 bales: qu salle monty, consisting of « two cho and “pees ame 3 Propxxty ix Square 65.—On TUBRDAY. welll ouse, containing 5 rooms and a chen, une 15th, 1858, at522o’clock, [shall sellat publicane with an oxeslient eellar. tion, on ile premises, tw tho highest bidder, ty saree Baltimore Markets ‘This property is immediately opposite the Presi- dant’s grounds and is very desirabin as a residence. ‘Terms: One-halfeash : the residue in6 12 and 19 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, j J. C. McGUIRE, Auct. je t4-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME SMALL BRICK HOL Lot on Pa. AVRNUE AT AtC DAY. the 18th instant, J shall sell. in remises, at 6 o'clock, p. ous. siiusted on the tween dd and of a deed of trust to 1 and daly recorded one of the iand re: directed, dated May 2d, list, ay 4th, 1854, in Liber 7 &e., ds ofthe cour f Washing t's subdivision of Square consisting of 2 two with basement and ubie frame rouse in the rear, th G street, between North and Ist street west, ‘#0 cash in banksbie funds, $50 of which to be paid at time of sale; the renainderin 6, l2 and 18 months, with notes bearing interest. Deed given and deed of trust taken for deferred payments. Ati conveys snoing at cost of purchaser. ‘The trustee re- serven to himself the right to resell the pr -perty at tho risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser if the terns are net complied with within three days from day of sale, by advertisement three divs im the re N.B. The jormer purchaser living fasied to com y with the terms of sxle, the present sale will beat BALTIMORE, June 11.—Flour ts dull and un- changed; Howard strect and Obie $4.37 5, City Mills $4. W beat quiet and buoyant; fair to good reds at Slall5; ‘arto prime white Stasi 1b Corn is very steady; white at HSutiC ..byellow at Grae «+ Provisions are dull and closed nominal Whisky is steady at 2ladl ye. atte, and a Said Lot fr story bck uth side of Pennsyi ay te streets. adjomming No. 25, ta Square A,and the Lot on which it stay Which contains 945 feet 8 aches. ‘The sale of this property is weil worthy the atten tion of persons wishing to make a good investment, as the house 1s nearly new and al ways commands the highest rent. New Yerk Markets. New Yorx, June 4 —Ploor ix firm: eales of 10 50) bbls; State $3 0483.90; Ohio 84 5éaB4 60 an advance of 5c. on both—Southern ®4 35a$4 70 Wheat closed dull at a slight advance; sales small; western red Slal (2; white 81.0081 08, Ch. spring Sia? Corn ts steady; sales unim- ue erms: One-half cash. All conveyance at the cost | his risk aud cost, and wil therefore be without ree | portant; mixed 5a70, yellow 7az7e of the purchaser. serve rr. M. PEARSON, Trastee, Pork closed buoyant; ness S$17a817 10. Beef is jel A. GREEN. Auct. je il-dts A. EEN, Auct. steady at $12a$13.50 for country mess. Lard ts By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. heavy ot ceil HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING | @EVEN SMALL BRICK HOt AND] Whisky is steady at 22c. “ Lot on F, BETWaEN i2tH AND ISTH Staeers, | SS Lots on R, Between Stu ND ITH STREKIS Sa AT AUCTIO n FRIDAY, the iith instant, Istiall ] Nort, at. Atction —On WEDNESDAY, the Financ al. sell in front of the premises, Velock p.m. % | léin instant, | shall sell mu front of the premises, at New York, June 11 —stocks are active and valuable and handsome Build nownas the i 6 o’eiock, p.m.,7 handsome and nearly new Brick Houses, and the Lots on whieh they stand, being 1 and 2, in Square No, 39 ing on K western part of Lot No. 14, in Sq ing a front on north F street, between !2th and Ith streets. of 23 feet, and running bacx 159 feet to a 3) feet alley. Mhe attention of persons wishing to purchase a beautiful and valuable tuiiding lot is called to the above #aic, the tocality being one of the most heal- ey ae desirable in the city. erms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6.12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, to be secured by 8 deed of trust upon the property. qrnverazicin« at the cost of the purchaser. higher. Chicago and Rock Island Thi; TD Central bonds 87; La Crosse and Milwaukie6 \; Michigan Southera New York Central 2), ; Penusyivania Coal 74; Reading 434; Mat. ‘Mi wankie ississippi 22y; Canton Co! 194; Missour GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. 1. 0,0, Fg MECHANICS LODGE, No. 1, ishing to pu il reside Jne fourth cash ; balance iu six months’ payments, running to four years, for Lotes bearing interest from day of sale. $20 tobe paid down when tho property is kno-kod off. or the property will then —_ there be put up and sold to the neat highest bid- jer, ‘Tit'e indisputable. je 10-d MW jes *° Georgetown, wil ¢ ve an A. GREEN, Auct. A. GREEN, Auct. cu ue TO oe = ate jay this month. e steamer Pow- ALE IS POSTPONED, | [VPARSHAL’S SALE.— In virtue of a writ | ialan has been engaged. Partioulars in « future on account of the weather, until WEDNESDAY, OF the Cen tasued from the Clerk's | advertisement. jet? 3 ee rene sane hour and place. . Pemba fee Cate aE eee Tit of Oo ICKORY PLANK POR SALE. A baa! AA REN ARO Ge ed, I shail expose to pablic sale, for Cast, in H — — By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ®REMPTORY SALE OF MAHOGANY VENEERS aT Avct:on.—On FRIDAY MORN- ING, June 18 we will sell, by catalogue, at our auction rooms, on account of whom it may con- gern. an invoice of Mahogany Curied, Crotched and Shaded Veneers. ; Cabinet makers and others will do well to attend, as every lot must be sold without reserve. ‘Terms cash, front of the Court House door of said county. on THURSDAY. the 17th day of June, 1858, at 12 rk, m., the fol ing described property, to wit: Al) defenda Tight, title, claim, and interest mand te Lots Ni Il and 12, iv Square 513, in the ety of Washington, D. C.. together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied npon as the property of David A’. Haiti. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No, 408, in favor Sweeny, Rittenhouse & DEN 2 Just received a lot ol prime HICKORY PLANK s thre Also, WHITE OAK PLANK, from | to 4 mohes thick. and a general sortment oj al, kinds of LUMBER uxed for bu ing purposes. J. LIBBEY & SON, jeizim Water at., Georgetown, a __ Water st.. Georgetown, New SE. SON'S ALE WIVES AND HER- 2m bbs, new St. Johu ALEWIVES, ? 4 f 2" bbis. new No.! Kound HERRING, jelzdts WALL & BARNARD, Auots. —— se sftp mew | daily expected per schoumer Britceee alee ond bor y J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. pb A GREEN. Auctoveer._ sale by HARTLEY & BRO. SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, HIRTY FIVE BUILD.NG LOTS Froxtixc | je 10 1w Sand ster st. Georsetown._ S Hasvsome FuRNitere ann Hovusenoip E ON 51H STREKT WEST AND K aND L, DTAERETS ORTH, ComPRisinc W 51S. at svcTion—On TUE I shall seli. by order of the T tion, tn front oF Syvarke No, the 22d instant, at public ene ] AX PAYERS, TAKE count of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the 1858, af d prior lo the Ist mext.. All 8. TRON SAFE, EXCELLENT Mitca Cow, &c — HURSDAY MORNING, June 17th, at ten ihe residence of P. M. Pyfer. Esq., No. ine ‘Teirace, between !3'h and 14th streets, are commencing at live 3 I > te in arrears for previous yents taxes world do I shall sell all his Furniture and Effects, compris- Gctock . oe weil to eal! and settle, to save themselves expoure if 4 and m cation. Superior Rosewood seven octave iron frame Piano | vered nccor: foom 2 to 64, ) ag lear C. F. SHEKELL, Collector. Forte, hy Hallet, Davis & Co. inciuri -e. e:y situated in : Surte of elegantly-carved slid Rosewood Parlor Furniture, in handsome broeatelle. comprising large Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs and 2 Side Chairs, Large solid Rosewood elegantly carved Centre Ta- ble, with intaid sienna, and healthy part of th city, and well known as the “Green House Sqvar Persons wishing to makea good investment are spectiully invited to this sale. Terms of sal+: One-third evsh. and balance in two I CLOCKS. HAVE received, direct from the mannfactnrers, a larce xseoriment of Kitchen and Ornamental Parlor C! OUKS. (none better made) from $1 up wards. Every one has been carefully regulated and Weed signee. cau Linstalinents of ne and two years, bearing in | the striking part properly sdjasten can ete cd Steams Plat Geet terest from day of snic. A deed given anda deed of | ata sini prone. 3 A TRON. Handsome Veivet and Brussels Carpets, for parlor, eyances at the cost of the pur- chamber, hall and stair A. Experienced Practical Watchmaker, chaser, ‘The terms of sale to be compiied with in 5 inte Gtherwise he property wall ie seacldeat the | G2 Rruice at below the Prat Omoe, Georgetown 1 days, otherwise the property will be 177 Crook itepairing i ail 108 en Git saad tae eens Cormee rusk tnd oust of the purchaser. after oue week’ no- Eg a plesilenin : lid Oak Si: . os ri tice in the National Intel igencer. - BY LINDSLEY! Handsome Pelished Wainut Extension Dining Ta- : jete-d A. fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and running back ble, Solid Oak Dining Chairs, Refrigerator. 12 situated between the resi of Robert Dick aud Wm. Xeddin This Lot proved by m hand - fr . = i, mncd China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Waiters, FY BARNARD & “UCKEY ; Georgetown. | Commarding view of the Potomasagd Weekington Silver-p ated Castors. ‘Tub'e Cutlery. &c., USTER’S SALE.—By v.rtue of a deed of city. For terms app.y at the Cutlery and Hardware Handsome Oak Hat Tree, new pattern, trust from Wailiau Knowles. Jr. dated Nov. | Store of O. %. NUNCASTER, Bridge street, Mantel Ornaments, Encravings, ame, wall offer at auct THURSDAY, | Georgetown. ma s-tf Set o some Cottage Furniture, next, at Soe vex p. m.. - Mahogany Marble top frureaus end Washstands, port of Lot 1 ae Beale at te premises, p*rt of Lot Georgetown, beginning, for its hounds, on the west line of Washington street five feet sc uth from the south line of lot 14, and running thence west and paraiic!l with Gay street 1-0 fee: to tne outiine of a Vemet 3 nos south aud paral.el with Vashingt in Beal’ 10. edsti Toitet Sets. Li Bolsters and P Very «1 Mattresses, king Ginsses, ows Bedding, ing Stove, with complete fix- tures, cost $75. Very exceltent tron Safe, Fe RENT.—A three-etory BRICK HOUSE, t With basement, on 2d st eet, Georgetow: inte residence of M. te Bodisoo, contning 16 rooms. ‘The bouse and lot are large an‘ ™n comp’ order, having ail the necessary out-buiidinge, bx &o. Htis one of the most commodious in Geore . 25 feet, thenoe east and parallel! and well arranged for comfort elegance. ALso aT1lo’cLock, Britg@ street 120 feet to Washinaton street, Al te BRUOKE B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown A very superior Milch Cow. ce north with Washington street 25 feet to ap tf Terms: $30 and under cash; over that suma oning, with the improvements—a frame ho credit of 6 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed rms OGsale: One third of the purchase mo: a notes. bes ring ‘terest. to be paid im cash, and the residue iu two equal in- sf Space. S7- hetween P. S—The House is for rent. Inquire of the auc- | staliments at six and twelve months, with coterest, | Bridgeand Canal streets. coretown, tioneer. to be secured. Terms of sale to be comp ied with se ay 3 ~ Announces to his RESTAURANT may be found, at aii umes, the choicest aad most excellent assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME 1m seasen. Menls served atall hours at the usuai prices. jan 4-Am LL F'AE ALES.—We respecttully announce to our frsete and th bic that we havi iast suc~ led in having a large quantity of ALES of van ous kinds brewed express!y to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest var: 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 of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX india Pale, Phil adeiphia and XX. We niso have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. je i2-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. By WALL & BARNARD Aue wneers NRUSTR. SALE —By virtue of a deed of trust from Cruit, dated Feb.uary 7, i854, we wills fer at auction on SATUK DAY, the I7th day of July next, até o’c.ock in one week after sale,or the property wi | be resold At the risk aad cost of the first purchaser. WALTER 3. COX, F. W. RISQUE ‘Trustees Georgetown Building & je7-awim BARNARD& BUCKE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEr’s SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WHARF.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Schwarze, in favor of the Columbus Building Assooistion, dated October 15, 1855, and duiy recorded tu Liber J. ALS. No. 110, folios $77 and following, one of the land re- cords for Washington county, in the District of Co- luinbia, the subseriber,as Trustee, will seli at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, June 234,at 6 on the. User 's, Lots 13 and 19, in ured south on 6th street from the northwest corner of said square. and runn'ng thence due east to the rear line of said lot. thence north on said line 15 feet 6 inches, thence west to 6th strest, and thence south to the beginning, with the improvements—a 2 story frame dwell: . ‘Terms of sale: One-third to be paid in eash, and tne bal: sta!ments at 4 and & month: inthe quare % of sale to be complied with in one week after sale or | City of Washington, having a front ov south G street Bo ores ty eller wa Nts ry be the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the | of about 49 feet by a depth of 124 feet 6 inches 2 U ing 7 pene purchaser, afte: one week’s notice, feet alley, together with the PT ce reen eoost, a WALTER 8, COX, rivileges aud other hereditai etown, 1). F.W. RISQUE, jonging, and all the right, title, interest and estate = ‘Trustees Georgetown Fuildie £ Association. of the sad Robert Scnwarze in and to the same. .O DENTISTS. —The subsoriber has for sale a je2-2awim WALL & BARNARD, Auncta. ‘This property is very desirably located for the number of articles pertaining to the me- oyster or any other river business. Terms: One third cash, of which $100 must be paid on the spot; the balance in 6 12 months, With interest,ths purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, secured by a deed ot trust on the remises. Unless the terms be complied with in ve days from the day of sale, the trustes reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost chanical branch of the dental business By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUIL NG LOT AT tHE Cor- NEE OF STI AND 'TREETS NORTH aT Avc- TioN.—On WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant,! shell seil, in front of the premises, at half past& o'clock, or immediately after the sale of the brick houses on north R, betwoen 3th and 9th streets north, a hand am which are about one thou teeth. part of them well assorted and of Jones, Whi'e, aod MeCurdy’s make, a mahog*ny work je with brass lathe attsched, and a furnace suitable for bak - ing teeth, entirely new. I wuil sell the above arti- cles ana others belonging to a dental ‘aboratory for mmuca less than their value. some Building Lot, situated at the corner of Q | of the defauiting puronaser, by advertising said re- WM. MALSTER, and kh ateents fpogien being ne ‘aaa = A Square | sale three times in the Die newer. Tinks je W eost 306 Pa av., Wi e lot fronts on Sth etree! feet, run- BY iy rustee, ee J nin Ks with the line of (2 street %) feet 4 inches, | mn 18-eod&ds GREEN. auct. soa WATER AND HOCK, and pavement in front. ~ ’ — ey : One-third ; B By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. If you want a refreshing glass of pure SODA onde nstes baarine Deen eh ha ede pale RUSTERS (BALE By vurtue of a deed of WATE aT teetred with tre Eerent Pratt Sicupe, Tust. dated August 4, 1953, from Ric! eyee, | or one ¢ ’ - A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Wawel ekarer ease on TUESDAY, the 15th dey | SP lhe eee ee a oo iK Store, under Willards’ je 10 Hotel, waar sae best quality of the above beve- rages may . + P. MILBURN & C®., Dro 4 _ies oon - Willarde” Hotel. RESS-MAKING, EMBROIDERY, AND D CHILDREN’S CLOT “G6 MRS. PF. C. SMEAD, (from timore,) corner Penn. avenue and Sth street. having jest reotived a new and extensive -uppiy of the LATEST FASH IONS, would form the indies of Washington that she 1s prepared to execute orders patch. Perfect fits warranted, and style of work unequalled in the city, jeular attention paid to Cru dren's Clothing, Patterus for sale. iF Ladies about vi-iting watering pinoes mny obtain any art cle of theirownand Children’s Wear- ing A ppare: al the shortest notice and up: 0 reason- abe terms. iL7" Mrs. Smead’s Silk Ew broi ey has invariably roeved 8 premium wherever exhiwited, and been ronounced by Competent judges fully equal te the nest Eastern work. hb NGTON INSURANCE COMPAN) — Ree eae ieseedanl teebellen of A. GREEN, Auct. RE. Auctioneer. BUILDING LOTS IN at Atction.—On TUES- June 15th, at 6 o'clock, at I shall seil, without reserve, Lot No. 20, in Square No 36, tronting 54 feet on 23d atreet west, between north M and N streets, and running back 96 feet toa 30 feet alley, Lot No. 13, in Square No. 44, fronting 48 feet 6 inches, running back id feet 23 inches toa 9) feet alley. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a desd of trast on the premises, je 9-d J.C _McGUIRFE, Auct. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of four writs of fiert facias issued from the Clerk’s < fice of the Cireust Court of the District cf Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Casi, in front of the Court-House door of said County,on FRIDAY the I8th day of June, 125k, at 12 rk m., the lowing described property, to wit: Ail defeadaut’s right, title, chim, and interest in and to part of res- vali of July next, on the premises, at 6 o'clock p.m, the western part of Lot No, 2, m Square No. 122, in Washington, fronting 3! feet on north E street, and running back, of the same width, 97 feet and a half of an inch, with the improvements. Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal in- stalments, at four and exzht months, with iuterest. Terms of s2'e to bs complied with in week afer sale, or the property may be resold at the cost of ths first purchaser, after one week's notice. WALTER 3. COX, » W. RISQUE, Trustees Georgetown Building Association. je 8-2awim WALL & BARNARD, Auct By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, RUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtne of n deed of t John Lane, dated Mareh 25, 185 , we offer at auction on TUESDAY day of t, on the premises, the in Georgetown, viz: The parc of lot No. 128 in Beattie & Haw kins’s addition to Georgetown, outing 19 feet « Seoond street aud running Lack, of the same width to Win. Ratrie’s part of said let, improved Ly » i 2 St id classes of prope 0, e wart u brick dwellug. Also. a part of lots 128 aud all storkhoiders—ineur glass P EO yippee ses rp img ited pried Spring ond py all ge Becimning | | Directore Wm. B. Tiny's, Francis Maint seuted by the north line of au alley 7 feet 1 inches Seoond steet at the southwest corner of the | Su Tay ior, amt ~ ni Wee hues. wide, opening into said 43¢ street, and renping thence t described lot, and runnir Herj. Beall Jas. F- 5 thence wost with the fi north line of Seco eet 54 east ime ol the lot yed by Richard Sinith tw W, B. Osborn, by deed of March 23, 1P42, thence north by and with said west line to the north boundury of said lots 128 and 129, thence east with the north line of lot 129, 2 feet 10 inches to the northeast corner of said Jot, thence south with the east ime of | with the said east line of said street north 2 feet, thenoe enst *5 feet, thence south 2 feet to the said alley, and thence with tue same west 55 feet to 4): street and point of beginning, together with #ll and singular the improvements thereon, in tie city of Washington, D. C., seized and levied upon as the properts of James Wil iams, aud will be sold to sat- 4 ivohes to toe th street, oe corner Fa. avenuy eC. MeoUIRE, Pres, eeaprann HANSON. Seo. man 7-Pnwi ef JERRY AND CLARET FOR COBBLER SEND TNC, SHERELL & MILLER j Kite nd House. 4 2 4 Pa. av., ne isfy Judicials, No. 51. $2.33 and $4. to October term, | to the suuthwest corner of Hugh Caperton's lot, je 11-3t (inte! on. 1858, 1 thence east wiih the south | f oy ee in favor of Howell & Stribii aN, lot fost 6 vachen, ‘nd thene mameieticne LGBINS EXTER AB ES. all odors. at GIBBES i 1c ont re Lig Ore. Dear reet, and pales 25-dts for ‘ot o| e begioning, wi ‘he improvements, two frame Ro z r Waillards’ Hotel, jeS 6m buildings. to ‘Terms of sale: One third money = > 7 GREAT ATTRACTION. ote Pid im esis nd te talanoe sn twos equ in: | JUST. LOOK IN AT OUR raat mn — staiment six pont th iuterest, ‘i i W. P. FORD. Coxrectioner, No, 441 7th street, | to be secured. v5 pot apt ve wit! jes abet NF. ELS in. one wee! between G to Harbaugh’s Drug Store} hae made seoneraees ents as wil onabie® him to sell ICK CREAM and WATER ICES at §125 per poe. rnished to anv part, of the ity, ta mou! Other rood ty. G vemea call. Fresh Gake‘and P vat 1 sy at 12 o'clock, je pt AND after iy may be resol: after one week's notigonar ue tiat set ‘cost of the r first pu 4 cox, Fa Dina Ng W,. RISQUE, jol aul GRERARE k BUCKES konis, > tN GOOD SECOND HAND PIA SH, between Mh ate. PUN FOREALE OR OBR exis