Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1858, Page 3

———— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. To ADVRRTIsERS IN ALEXANDRIA—Mr. Geo. F. French, tn Alexandria, will receive and promptly forward advertisements intended for The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail themselves of its immense circulation to bring their business, wants or other requirements te the Rotice of the public had betier cail at his period- leal depot. Ovz Pranic Scnoors. —Tbe annual examina- tion of the Wasbington City Public Schools commenced yesterday, and comprehended in the work of that day the primary schools of the four districts. So far as our information goes, the Progress evinced by the scholars was eminently creditable to the teachers, and gave great sai faction to the gentlemen conducting the exami- nations Primary No 2, first district, Miss Lowe. teacher, was examined by Dr. Chapin, assisted by Z. Richards, A. Hyde of Georgetown, and Robert Rickets, Secretary of the Board of Trustees. The ap and discipline of this school seems to be alt that could be desired. The children were exceedingly neat and cleanly in their attire, and thetr quiet orderly behavior revealed clearly the training of a disciplined mind. The examination of the ditferent classes in spell- ing, reading, arithmetic, and geography was satis- pecs) 2 to the examiners, and must have been equally gratifying to the teacher, and the friends and patrons of the school who were present. The examination iu mental arithmetic showed a readi- ness in answering difficult questions, iavolvin the combinations of fractions, which would puz. zie older heads. Asa whole, the school muy be Teferred to as a model. ‘The examination of Primary No. 3, First Dis- trict, Miss Slater, by Major Bacon passed off to the bigh credit of both teacher and pupils. Of 50 pupils, 39 were present and 6 on the sick list, so that the attendance on examination may be considered as very full. The classes were ex- amined in reading and spelling, and in practical arithmetic. and exhibited a very good under- standing of what had been taughi them by their secomplisbed iastructress. In yood deportment the pupils excelled. During the conrse of the examination the exercises were varied by vocal music by the pupils, which was very well per- formed considering the extreme youth of the singers. In all the branches taught in this a the pupils evinced a commendable pro- cieney. In the Third District, Primary School Na. 1, first department, was examined by Chas. Wilson. ‘Phis consists of 46 pupils, boys and girls, divided into two classes of 25 and 21, the first of which, with part of the second, are now sufficiently ad- vanced to enter the District School. The exam- ination was very satisfactory. especially in Geog- raphy, History, and Arithmetic (written and mental;) and also stow efficient training in read- ing, spelling, writing from dictation, punctua- breviations, and the rudiments of Eng- yammar. W hen we consider their numer- studies. the surprise is that they should have done so well. The school retains its reputation for good discipline, under the direction of the | chemi ous: Miss Elvans; but some of the larger sos cause some diiiculty; when the transfers to the District Schools are made this will be re- moved The examination of the first department of Primary School No. 1, of Fourth Di t, under the charge of Misa Annie M. Adams, also took place yesterday afternoon. The examination was very thorouch, and the pupils of the different classes in reading, orthouraphy, arithmetic (writ- ten and menial,) writing from dictation, and xrography, acquitted themselves very much to the satisfac mof the geutlemen who con d to the company aphy showed that they understood that nh they had been taught, and deserve especial mention for the promptness and propriety with which they answered every question propounded to them. ‘The same may be said of all the other classes, with few excep- tions. The exercises were interspersed with singing by the pupils. Primary No 2, Fourth District, drst depart- ment, Miss Moore instructress, was examined in history, spelling, arithmetic and yeography ‘The attendance was large. 59 pnpils being pres- eut. The examination was very satisfactory, the puptls showing proficiency inal! the branches. and their classification and description reflected much credit on their teacher. Many of the pupils evineed great intelligence in their answers, and * good feature of the exam ion was that the pupils could alinost always vive the reason why, for each proposition given them. Mr. J. Van Santvoord examined Primary School No. 3, Fourth District, tanzbt by Mrs. Mary A Skidmore. This schoot is located on Four-and a-balf street, at that part of the Island wn the * Point’ The scboo!-house is a one-story frame building, of a size barely sutticient to seat thé schoiars. Its situation is pleasant, and the lot $< commodious and wel! adapted for a larger building. Toe examination was attended by several of the parents of the scholars, and other Triends of the schools. ‘Phere are 60 scholars on the roll. (the number to which the schoal ts lim- ited.) of which 35 are girls and 25 boys, and 16 appliesnts are wa: their turn for admission. “Phere were 58 pupils pleseat on the day of ex- amination. The results of the examination were highly satisfactory. Eack class was examined with a view te test the standing of each scholar, aud it was very rare to tind any of them at fault in any part of their studies. The discipline and order of the school! deserve hizh praixe. Entire quietness aad decorum prevailed throughout all the four hours which the examination occupied. ‘Tue schocl bax taken four lessons in music under the tuition of Professor Loveland, who ‘wax present during the afternoon, and led the pupils in several pieces, wich were sung in a very creditable manner. This branch is not = by the procurement of the trustees, but each scbolar pay: small sum weekly to ineet the Charges of their instruction. Of the 60 schol- a:s of the school, all can read but ten; aud many of them were quite at home in the first four d sions of arithmetic, and in notation. As Mrs. Skidmore has had charge of the school for only past three months, no statement of its general ‘ancement for the yearcan be made. But it med very clear that quite a number of the pu- pis were proper candidates for promotion to the ext grade of the public schools. Tus Orxra.—The performance of “Lucia de Lammermoor.” last night. was a complete suc- cess on the part of the artists who appeared in it, would we could say us well patronized on the part of the public. “It would seem that the mu- zic-loving public were all dead by visiting the ‘Theatre; for the meagre manner in which a really yood company bas thus far been received is a inbet on the mu L taste of our Theatre-goers. ‘This troupe, b is rapidly wi themwelves 8 high name, and each n pe formance is greeted by an anymented and music- appreciating audience ‘Fie per ance of last night drew forth a large share of well-merited applause. Mixa Milner again electrified ail by her sweet and powerful tones of voice in the several airs which she performed, and was well supported by Mr. Gailmette as Henry Ashton. Frazer labored un- t hoarseness, but made up for the lack by some ve All the hetter med than on Saturday nigh fy been more carefully re- hearsea 1 ted the orche oe style, and belped the chorus out ably with bis in the weak parts “La Sensambula’ will doubtiess Le well received by a crowded audience Tus Wasuinctox Moxewent.—A writer ina raing rary, over the signature of +" who says he was a contributor ment Society in Is35 ply interested in its Pluribus t te the dexi weedings, wishes cf its allsirs sinee the New Board came in He desttes to see mede,that the pu ¢, who are all interested, may snow how the concern stands This is but Tigh ‘The New Board have had sudicient time to make some kind of report of their doings, and yet we hear nothing of any measures being taken by them to push the Monument forward towards spletion, nor do they vouchsafe » word in re- neial condition of the Society. ; “the Monument still remains unfia- Yusrervay, the case of John F Sbarretts, executor of the estate of Samuel Brereton, de- ceased. ayainst William Ho and Samuel Brereton, » a bill tiled by the executor to discover certain notes, due billx, money, &c , amounting to nearly pusand dollars, charged to have been ille. yally obtained and improperly withueld b: defendants, was fully argued before the wrt. Bradley and Bradley for the p Carlisle and Maury for the defeud decided by the Court in favor of the executor for the full amount claimed. After the d-tendants counsel concluded their argument the Coort de «tiued to hear a closing argument from the plain- tiffs coumsel, deciding the cause without it. ‘Tue Wasuixncton SeLect Scnoor propose a delightfal excursion, to-morrow. The steamer ‘Thomas Collyer, and the fine band of Exputa have been engaged. At eight o'clock the er leaves the foot of Seventy street for G we who desire a pleasant day at Glymont can fod no better opportunity than this excursion ef- fers Tux Lavae at Odd-Feliows’ Hali come off to- night Concert by Withers’ and Esputa’s band, and by the Harmoneon Quintette Club, termina- ting at 10 o’clock, when Terpsichoreans take ebarye, and quadrille, polka, and schottische role the baur ‘TMB ATTENTION Of those seeking a pleasant boarding place is directed to No. 529 H street, Wetween Sixth and Seventh streets. *y an adver- tisement in our columns. They will find there &: of the pleasautest stopping places in the city. Know what bas become exhibition of its finances Jauxs Powzns'—This unfortunate young man was visited in his cell by Deputy Marshal Phil- lips, at the request of the Judges of the Court, to inform him officially that that Court had ad- journed, and that he must prepare for the worst. His manner, on receiving this intelligence, was calm and collected. He stated, in reply, that be believed he was prepared to meet his fate, that, having been daily favored since bis sentence by visits from the clergy, who had taught him that submission to the mandate of the law was all he bast to expect, and bis only hope in the Divive forgiveness for his dreadful crime, he had en- deavored to prepare himself for the last scene. He had rean ble bepe that his foryiveness by the Bupreme Being was certain, and that the ex- ecution of his sentence would be met with calm reliance on the Great Shepherd, who 1s now his only hope He asked if he could see his friends? and was told that only his near rela- tives could vixit him henceforth. He expressed. himself satistied; and snid that he thought he could meet death cheerfully, though coming in such dreadful shape. The prisoner has received excellent instruction in his confinement, and had an sppectauity to read good books, which have been furnished him by his cle-gyman, with a view to directing his thoughts thto a proper channel for making his peace with his Maker. The execution will be in the Jail yard, and the law strietly complied with in relation to the ad- mission of persons to witness it, Ixsuttine Lavigs —Sunday night, about nine o'clock, officer Arnold noticed an individual fol- lowing two yonng ladies, who appeared to be frightened by the conduct of the fellow. The young ladies, upon getting near to their home on Capitol Hill, started and ran, and the fellow im- mediately gave chase; and the stalwart otticer gave chase fohim ‘The fellow, finding himself pursued. changed his direction; but being unable to escape by running, he turned and drew a dan- gerous looking knife, and tried to resist, but to no purpose. Arnold took him to the East Lock-up, where he gave his name as Connor, and Justice MeKenna fined him $20 and costs for carrying the weapon ; but heescaped the penalty for the insult Ad the failure of the young ladies to appear against m. ‘Tur “Petite” Orgra —Amid the Opera, the Oration and the Levee, to-night, the little Floral Soncert by ihe children of the First and Second District Schools, shows itself like a moss rose- bud among overshadowing tlowers. Its sweet- ness will doubtless attract a crowd of admirers to the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue. The gratitiéation of the audience is insured by the fact that the ‘Flower Queen” will be sung by some of the sweetest youthful voices in the city under the instruction of Prof. Daniel. CentRe Maxxxt opened this morning with a very fair attendance of dealers, who exhibited an ample supply of the delicacies of the season. Purchaserers were numerous, and business ap- peared to be quite brisk. The prices were about as quoted in the Star of Saturday last. The at- Lis assist ants tothe comfort and convenience of dealers and purchasers, kept the market place in an or- derly condition, and induced a strict observance tention of the clerk of the market of the regulations. —_ Rear Estate.—The following sales were made yesterday, by A. Green. auctioneer: Lot 4, in square 573, purchased by H. N. Mortit, at 26% cents per foot Lot 1, in square SH, J.T Mitchel. at 8 cents. » IN square S14, M. R. Woodward, 3 Lots 2 am cents Lot 19, in square 795, same purchaser, 17) cts. Lot A, in square 7i9, P. Qurk, at 2 cents FounpRy Sanzatn Scnvor Excursion.—The ndry Chapel are Sabbath School attached to Fo Preparing for a vlorions time on ‘Thursday neat On that day the steamer Thomas Collyer will take the scholars and their friends away over the rippling waters of the Potomac, on an excursion to Gly: Esputa adds his indispensable presence to make musie, aud all things concur to promise a most pleasant day Potice Rerorta.—The reports of the police otticers to the Chief of Police, show the cases disposed of during the week ending the 12th First Ward, 1 Third Ward, 1; Siath Ward, imst., to have been as follows: ezses; Second Ward, 1 do.; Pourth rd, 24; Fifth Ward, 10; Seventh Ward, 5; total 70 ceses. Ws have seen many new and beautiful styles. of goods in this market, but we nave seen nove nt, surpass those displayed rice Hall. at his dry zoods and sive store, 75 Seventh street. Mr. Hall has just returned from the North with a large assort- ment of dry ;oods, ha*s and slwes. Give him a 3 and 3 call Parnoxzy.—Henry T. 1. Wilson, who has been in jail nearly two years for a misdemeanor ex at the time of the (Quigley murder, was to-day pardoned by the President. His two years sentence would for aiding in the escape of John have been up about next August. Caucut.—The cfficers of the Second Ward have, for a day or two, been on the lookout for 2 thief who had been operating on the feed store of A. Lee. This inorning he fell into the hands of Oiicer Ecklotf, who took him to the gnard-bouse, and after an examination by Justice Donn, he Was committed to jali for court. Tur Oxatiox, by D. G. M. Wm. Young, of Maryland, will be delivered at the Smithsonian {nstitntion thisevening. Thel.O.0. F. will be present in full re; p bear Tux Crecvit Covaradjourned the term finally, yesterday, and accordingly James Powers will be hang on Friday next. The execution, we understand, wiil be private. Warten Rerurxs.—Asbury "Tyler, colored, y. tine and costs, $4.44. Clinton Smith, colored, Va, tarceny; jail for D. C., drunk and dixorderl Court Fourteen lodgers—non residents The werkly return of the Western District is as fellows: Nicholas Cunningham, Ireland, for stoning a meets fine and costs, $4.54. Patrick Fiarity, Irela: +do.do. James Rine, Irelanc drunk; do. 344. Patrick Mullen, Ivelane drunk and disorderly; do. 3344. Geo. Crosby, Ireland, do ; workbouse 30 days. Jos. Barker, ; Jeunet Barker, England; Agnes White, + Geo Lamb, D.C, workbouxe 30 days drunk and disorderly, nd: id Seot each. Dr. Groves, D. fine and cest, $344. George Tayler, D. C., do fine and cost, $3.44. Robert Norman, Md., Jno L and ace. Le dismfssed. Frauk Me . and disorderly; fine and costs, $341. Wer apvise all who are suffering with bad fitting teeth to give Dr. filis ® call and try the Crsopinetis t Faces. —— Peasiss Gan always obtain tuem On apploation ai the coun ter ot the Star Office, uf Sereiat Noticr.—For Perf. Teeth, sud Heautiiul Compile: 5 low Flowers.” For dressing Ladi * Woodland Cream,” & new pomude ; it cauye: tlemen's hair to curl beautifuily. Price 5 each. W.P. Fereiver & Co. Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing 1th st.. Pa. avenue. nit cn nr nes MARRIED, On the 18th ist. by Re NELIUS DOW } On the 9th UGUSTUS Sto MALVISIA WeLLs. ty by the Rev. Christopher We: kop ERS, US, Coast Sar R a oghan, U.s. Army. n Philadelphia, recently, by the R Heston, of the M. B. reh, Mr. RG LARCOMRE, of this city, (2 Mins FRANC MYERS, of the former piace. oe On the Mth inst., of consumpt AD Hughand Elizabeth LTIMORE AND B*! TORING TON B and New York. 3.3 p. junetic York. tiv pm. Way Train for Baltimore connects at won lor Annapolis, and Washington Annapolis jun janction wit Xpress Traine West. 6.9 p.m. Way Train for Baitumore conu ington junction with Accommodation Ww: West. ne 5.158. m. and 3 3 p. will atop ouly at Annapoli mM. trains are expres tions, the Lor the 3.30 p. m. train goes to Philad«! phiponl-. Sunday but one train leaves, at 3.90 p,m. Pati T. H. PARSONS: Agent. dha, Ante talent S bei a ea 30 PIANOS now in store to select trom.—Ke- member the correct meee, eT LIS, inp 3 WS Pa, ave, bet, Ith aud 10th ats, ewellyn, Ireland, drunk and disordetly; work- use 30 dayseacth Join Mciride, disorderly ault, tine and cost, $3 44, and security for Jobin Poor. D.C x Nealing, reprimanded 3 reland, drank Thore in want of Peunies, for change, d Breath Winte “Balm of hair use ‘ton, avon & Mavay, Booksellers, betweer 9th and Aniuel bccn g da ‘ON, daughter of the inte Newton at Annapolis eat injunction for re lor Piviadel- ew York. Way Train for Baltimore, Philadelphia, . Exoress ‘Train connects at Washington with Express train forall parts of the west, and at Baltimore for Norfolk, Philadelphia and New at ‘resus nd and Washington junc- GEORGETOWN. eon Correspondence of Ths Star. Gronerrown, June 15, 1958. One of the most unnatural and inhuman acts of youthful depravity we have heard of for some time, was perpetrated by a parcel of boys resid- ing in the southern part of the town, on Sunday evening. Mr. Thorn, the owner ofa valuable horse, had turned the animal out of the stable for a short while to graze about on the vacant lots ; he wandered on the banks of the canal, where these unprincipled little miscreants found him, and sueceeded, by pelting the animal with stones in forcing him into one of the canal locks, where he was drowned. Mr. ‘Thorn {sa poor man and wholly unable to bear the loss, and we sincerely hope that Me names of all the little vandals will be obtained, and their parents or guardians com- pelled to indemnify Mr. Thorn by paying him the full value of the animal. The foliowing business was before our City Councils on Friday night: In the Councils several communications were Teceived from the Mayor: One in relation to the defeat by the Senate of the proposition to dis- member a portion of onr city, in accordance with the petition of Col. Roberts and others, and rec- ommending a resolution of thanks to the Hon. Mr. Brown and several other Senators for their timely and able defence of the rights of our city; referred to Aldermen. One calling attention to the bad condition of the gutter on a pee of High street; referred to streets committee. One in relation to the suit recently decided by the Criminal Court against the Corporation in consequence of the bad condition of the new road, and recommending the printing of his message, the report of Recorder Ould, and the decision of Judge Crawford upon the subject; laid over. One informing the Councils that he bad, in 1857, notified their predecessors of the damaged condition of the causeway at Mason’s Island. calling their attention to it again, and recoi mending an appropriation to repair the same; re- ferred to the committee on commerce. One returning resolution of the Council repeal- ing resolution passed Sth September, 1857, ‘‘for urposes therein named,” and viving bis reasons for withholding his sanction to the same. Upon the question being taken, Shall the resolution ass, noiWithstanding the objections of the Mayor? it was decided in the affirmative—ayes 10, noes 0 Mr. Thomas reported. from the claims com- mittee, a resolution in favor of B. Forrest for rent of Hall for Town meeting, £10 Also, one in favor of Mrs. E.R Lang for ground rent, 310 Mr. Shoemaker made, from special committee, an elaborate report of the damaged condition of the new, or upper road, seedings to the Little Falls Bridge, accompanied by an estimate of the amount necessary to be done, and the expenses of cost, $4,626. On motion of Mr. Simmes, a message was trans- mitted to the Aldermen, in relation to the disa- xreement upon the ordinance for the improve- ment of the foot way on the north side of West street between Valley and High, and proposing a commnittee of conference—Messrs. Simmes and Muncaster was appointed =per the part of the Council. A messaye wax received from the Alder- men concurring in the message, and appointing upon their part Messrs. Magruder and Sweeny. The resolution in relation to meetings of col- ored people at night was taken up, and, on mo tion of Mr. Tenney, again laid over. Resolution instructing the Trustees of the poor and workhouse was also taken op and passed. Ordinance authorizing the collection of a fur- ther front foot tax on Second Alley was also ta- ken up and passed. Ordinance autborizing the collection of a front foot tax of 65 cents for the repairs of the footways on Green street, betwean Gay and Bridge sts., and appointing S. H. Howell, commissioner, to superintend the same was also taken up and assed . Resolution anthorizing the Mayor to canse flag footways to be placed across Olive street, and appropriating #15 forthe same, wes taken up, and ou motion of Dr. Mackall amended by inserting ‘sand one on the east line of Green streets, across Bridge,’’ and inserting 855 instead of #15, and then passed. Mr Tenney offered a resolution expressive of thanks to Senators Brown aud others for their efforts in defeating the proposition of Col. Rob- erts and others to disuember a portion of our city; which passed ‘The Aldermen receded from their amendment to the ordjnance for the improvement of the foot- way on the north side of West street, and passed the same ‘The resolution authorizing the renting of the south end of Montgomery street to ‘Thos. Gime, wes taken tp; and, on motion of Mr. Myers, re- committed (o the committee on streets. ‘The resolution authorizing the Mayor to cause to be procured a set of standard scales, weiy bt<, and measures for the use of the clerk of the market was taken up; and, on motion, amended by inserting *100 iustead of 250, and that the sealer of weights and measures be held responsi- ble for the same; and then passed. Mr. Mackall, from the committee appointed to wait on the Mayor in relation tothe dismissa! of watchmen, reported that the Mayor had promised to vive the matter due attention. Resolutions offered by Messrs. Muneaster and Thomas, in relation to the erection of a public school house in the northwest portion of the town, were taken up, and that of Mr. Thomas passed; Mr. Muncaster’s was laid on the table. Resolution in favor of Seth Schell was passed. Resolution instructing the conuuissioner of the sinking fand was taken up Mr. ‘Tenney offered a substitute for the same, authorizing them to procure additional aid in procuring @ report of the working of the same during the years 1455 and 1556, if they ghall deem such aid necessgry, and pay for the same, at such rate ax they may approve, out of the earnings of the sinking fund; passed Resolution in favor of EA Sheckel was passed. Arrivals—Schr Scupper Non, (names bad run ont where this was coined for Engtish,) Ives, Roanoke, N.C. shingles to Jos. Libbey & Son; steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Hyde & Davidson; Breeze, and D. J. Bowers, New York, cement to Capt Meigs; Prince William, wood to O. Donoghue; Cassandra, Stewart, wood to Barron & Son Flour bas slightly declined ; market this morn- ing dull. Good to prime Canal supertine brands are being offered freely at $4.37 uyers do not appear anxious to operate very extensively at the rice. Good to prime wheat ia selling at $1 to 1.10 for red and white. None scarcely olfering Corn 60aG6 for white and yellow S. ALEXANDR IA. Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., June 15 The Alexandria Canal Company met yes morning. B Barton, Esq., was iu the chai W. C. Yeaton Secretary ‘The reports of the various officers and of the mining Committee were read, adopted, and ordered to be printed On a motion of Mr. Reid, that the Board of Directors do report, in detail, upon the condition ofthe Potomac Aqueduct, with such plans for repairing or rebuilding the superstructure, and for providing funds therefor, ax they may deem best; and that they Le directed to render said reportto amecting of the stockholders, to be held on the xccond Monday in Augnst next stock vote was called, whic resulted as follows: Yeas 3ir; nays 202. The city proxies were equally diviced ‘The following officers were chosen for the en- suing year: President—Reuben Johnson. Directors—Henry Daingerfield, W. N Me- Veigh, James Green, J. J. Wheat, C. F. Lee and John West Examibing Committee—Rob. H. Miller, Ben- jamin Barton, William C. Yeatou, and B Hallo- well. ‘The following resolution was then adopted : Resolved, That the President call the attention of the Governor to the claim of this Company on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company for wa- ter power, and request him to take such measures in this case as he may deem proper. ‘The meeting then adjourned until the 9th Au- gust next ‘The Festival in aid of Grace church adds one hundred and fifty-tive dollars to the fund for Whose benefit it was held The house on Fairfax street, occupied by Juno. Howell, was sold, yesterday, at public sale, for $2,500, and wax bought by H’ Bradley. Arrived yexterday—Ship Ellen Hood, Chincha Islands, guano to Fowle & Co. Steamer Colum- bia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat & Bro F. SMALL SUCTION ENGINE FOR SALE, 44% Builtin the most improved plane Suitalie tor fire, garden, plantation, or other pu es. Price $125. "Inquire at SMITH & SMALLS Loukine. Glass aud Picture Frame Manufactory, 263 Penn. avenue, je 12-3t* a I HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONSagainst trading fora NOTE drawn ,by M. V.B in favor of Geo. H. Varnell, duted April 2d, 1858, at four months, for fifty nine dollara and filty-nine cents, with interest, asthe same has been lost or misinid. je 12 St G. H. VARNELL, SO eee De EST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA,o il nature and of « permanent character and peration; illustrated by judicial decisions, A the Constitution of the United States, with notes and the new Buil of gee aud Cons! of Virgina; by James M. Matthews, Attorney os ee osorames; price $12, Just comple’ Por sale je 12 ss FRANCK TAYLOR, ss Eee Os ( z REAT ATTRACTION, W. P. FORD. Coxvectioner, No. 441 7th street, petweee poor H, (next to eteete Sree note) a8 1! le such arrangements as wi ie tai ICE CREAM and WATER ICES at 81.25 per gallon, furnished to any part of the oity. io mouids or otherwise, a8 sont As cau be had in the gity. @ veme a call, Fresh CAKE aad PIES every day at 12 o'cluck, Je 12-3 general “ mes AUCTION SALES. Correr SCALE.—There will be sold at pubiio auction, at 12 m., on the 13th day of July, 1859, at the U.S. Navy Yard, Washington, from | to 8 tons, as may be offered, of Copper Soale. ‘The analy: samples of mmilsr scale has given about 33 per of metallic copper. {toan beexaminedat any time previous to the sale ane Application at the Navy Yard. Terms of Je 15-lawaw WM. FLINN, Navy Agent. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF HOUSFHOLD PURNITURE AT + ® Acctiox.—On FRIDAY MORSING, June I8th. at 10 o’ciock. I shall weil, at No. 462 M'strest, between I2th and 13h streets the effects of 9 family declining houseker ping, consisting in part of— Mahogany Sofa, Mahog’ Chairs fan ere F Sed on Whatnot viit frame Mirror, Brussels and ingrain Carpetin Mahogany Rooker, Hat-rack |" — Marbie-top and otter Bureaus Walnut Wash Stands, Wainut Bedsteads Cane and wood sbeirs Harr and Shuck eat & Matt: T ti Cherry Dining Table, Plated re as =_ French China Tra Set, Crockery and Glass ‘Table Cutlery, Radiator, Cook and other Stoves Kitehen Utenils, &e, a TELE ermeé: $49 and under, cash; over $49,a it of Sond = days, for ‘approved endorsed notes bearing u - je 15 3t C. W. ROTELER, Auctioneer. By J, C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR BOT- TLED LIQvors, WINE*. CIGARS, AND GROCER - neon FRIDAY MORNING, June 18th, at 11 el h (near the eanal bridge,) I shall a jen- f bottled Wines and Liquors, Cigars and Groceries, comprising— Old Martel, Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy & Co., and other superior Brandi Shige Rye, Monon; jaand Bourbon Whis- Superior Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines, Ole fawn Scheedam Schnapps, and Stoughton Bit- » London Brown Stout. Scotch Ale, Cigars, Tobscco, Snuff, Together witha lot of Groceries, erms: ©) and under cash; over that sum. a cro dit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. ne talorucs ready for delivery the day previous to fe inle, je 15-4 J.C, MeGUIRE, Avot. By ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer ALE OF SUPERIOR BOTTLED WIN Wanpl ngpons. Cone FIREARMS, &.—On:3 URDAY MORNING, June ith, at 1 oe! : shall setl at ms suction rooms, fron Hall,a superior co‘lection of Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines. Brand: in, Whisky, Cordials, Claret, Cham- pugne, Pickles, French Mustard, &c, ALso, Navy Pistol, ted spree barrel Spot Gas, Zz 's F.ve Shooter, powder tiask, shot ly | superior Buffalo Robe, | Writing Can Sale without reserve. ‘Terma cash. je ls 4t Cc. W. BOTELER, Auctt. eee ee By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioners, UBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARK.ST Gakogx, With Cottage REstoenck.— On At L the 12th day of June, at 5 p m., on i wit! sell at wuction my country He #- idence, lying near the Tenally Town rofl, adjoin 3g the lauds of Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Burroughs, anu! 2 miles above Georgetown. It contains 1 acres of Pirdactive kardon land, finely watered with nev er failing springs, weill-enc.osed, and having nearly every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar - den, such as apple, pear, peach. appricot, cherry. ry &c_ Andaleo, weil set ina beautifuland luxuriant | ofclover and timothy, nearly ready for ihe he. The cottage is piain, but comfortable, with Srooms and cell .& tenant’s house, with other necessary udings. The loesiity 1s fa rable fora neighborhood store, whieh, if availed would add to the comfortsand prohte of the piace Should it be required by Indders, the place will be offered in two divisions of about 5 and 7 acres each, there being water and house to each division. The terms of ente willbe one-fourth in exsh, and the residue in payments of 6, 12, aud 12 montis, with interest, ‘The title is perfect. JOHN A. SOMERVILLE. jel-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. ICP THE ABOV TPONED | WEDNSDAY AF OON, 6th inst., same hour. je !4-t« WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By J. ©. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Hees AND LOT ON_ 17? STREET West. BerwRen D ann F, ets Nokti, N.—On FRIDAY AFT NOON, Sune all sell part of . 25,1n Square 172, fro between D rnd £ streets north ments, consisting of a two story and attic Dwelling House, containing 5 rooms anda kitchen, with an exceltent cellar. This property is immediately opposite the Presi- dent's grounds and is very desirable as a residence. ‘Terms: One-halfcash ; the residua ing I2and 14 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the preinises. yous d J, ©. MotiUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME SMALL BRICK HO Lor on Pa. AVENUE AT DAY, the isti A what remises, att TSE AND rcT ON.—On FRI in front of the malltwo story brick ide of Pennsyivania ets, adjowuing Lot ou Which it stands, ‘The ea tion of p ax the hous highest rent. rerius: Que-haifcash, All conveyance at the oost f thi chaser, Tete coe A. GREEN, Auct. je ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of four writs of fier facias issued trom the Clerk’s cthce of the Cireust Court of the District cf Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | shall expose to public sale, for Casn, in front of the Court-House door of suid County,on FRIDAY. the 18th day of Juno, 1858, at 12 o’clock in., the tol- lowing described property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, clan, gud interest in aud to part of res. beginning for the same in the east ine where the same is inter- fan aliey 7 feet 11 inches property is weil Worthy the atten shiag to make s good investment, ew and always commands the thence east §5 feet, thence south 22 feerto the said alley, and thence with the same west 55 feet to 4%. streot and pot of begiumog, together with all and ainguiar the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, bu . avized and levied upon as the properte of James Wil iams, and will be sold to sat- od iy See Ne 3. epee fas to October term, 1858, in favor of Howe! pling. We SELDEN, Mareha! 8 ma 25-dt riet of Columbi ——— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. I 0. O. F.—MECHANICS’ (LODGE, No. 12, » Georgetown, wi Vg ve an CURSION TO GLYMONT some day thismontn. The steamer Pow hatan has been engaged. Particulars in a future advertisement. je 12-3t Hickory PLANK FOR SALE, for the Just received a lot of eS ne HICKORY PLANK Wy and 2 inches thic! Also, WHITE OAK PLANK, from 1 to 4 inches thick. and a general as- sortment of ali kinds of LUMBEK ured for build- ing purposes. J. LIBBEY &SU je t2-Im Water st., George! NEV ST.JOHN’S ALEWIVES AND HER- NG. 2 bbis, new St. John ALEWIVES, 200 bbis. new No.1 Round HERRING, dai'y expected per schooner Sy!v:nus Allen, and for sale by HARTLEY & BRO., jel tw 98 and 10) Water st, Georgetown. X PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE. A discount of Six Per Ce t, will be allowed on the ‘Pax of 1858.if pau priortothe lat July next. Ali persons in arrears for previous years texes would do Weil lo call and settle, to wave themmeives expense and mortMcation. varus je 4-tin* Cc. F. SHEKELL 1 CLOCKS. a HAVE received, direct trom the manufacturers, & large assortment of Kitchen and Ornamental Parlor Ct OCKS, (none better made) from #1 up wards. Every one has been careful!y reguisted eud the striking part properly adjusted. and will be sold ata small profit. 4. A. WATSUN, Experienced Practical Watchmaker, £9 Bridge st., below the Post Office. Georgetown, it 9= Clock Repairing im all its branches, Im en EGE SALE.—A beautiful BUILDING LOT, fronting 57 feet on Gay street, and running back 20, situated between the residence: Robert Diek Win, Seddin ‘This J.otis umproved by & hand - @ stune-wail and tron-railing io front, aud has a magding view of the Potomac and Washington For teruis app'y at the Cutiery aud Hardware Store of O. Z UNCASTER, Bridge se ae ma POR REN A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 2d st-eet, Georgetown, the late residence of M. De Bodisco, containg 16 or {7 rooms. ‘The house and lot are large ane in complete order, having al! the necessary out-buildings, baths, &c. tivone of the must commodious in George- torn id well arranged for comfort and elecance, into BROOKE » WILLIAMS, Georgetown ‘ollector. N M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 3% hetween Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to hig patrons that at his RESTAURANT may be found, at ail times, the choicest and most exesilent Agee t IQUORS, the freshest OYSTERS all kiads of 11 1 season, Meals served atal] hours at the usual prices, ian 4-6 OO (INE ALES.—We respectiuliy sunounce to our frienda and the public that we have a! lust sue- ed in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we Wil guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ore at was ever offered in this market. il persous wishing a pice article of Ale oan have | it by apply ing tous for either of the following bran viz; enuett, Burto ‘ale, India Pate, * jolphia and X a] ve x hue article of ‘Ghion Bottling Dopod, 7 Green siroot ns! — PO Georgetown. D.C. M t{MBERKS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS seerae the city, ee aay neg ant se é Cid e0es t fe hom em, pl of the latest Music jo take ke te jels 806 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and loth A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BACON & Ri to be, P i shee veh a alwars to a] re MW. G. METZEROTT, Also, one @2cond-hand one for $100, and one for $1d0,- oly AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, garam EE’S SALE OF Varvas_x IMPROVED tery in SQUARE Oct FUBRDAY. ises, tothe highest bidder, by virt trust to me directed, dated May 2d, 1454, recorded May 4th, 1x54, 7% & @ land records of the rent, with taserment and le frame hones m the rear, Lot fronts on north G street, between North treet snd Ist street west, mes: $600 cash in bank: sid at time of sale; ti able funds. SWot which ‘he remainder vo te interest. eed of trust taken for deferred payment: covveynrncing at cost of purchaser. ee re serves to himseif the right to resell the property at the risk and oost of the defaulting purchaser if the terms are not complied with within three days from sale, by advertisement three days inthe star, archaser having failed to com- ly with the terms of sale, the present sale will bent is risk aud oost, and will therefot P.M. PEA A. GREEN, Auot. By J.C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. BLE BUILDING THE First Wakp at Arc DAY AFTER the Auction R sLreet west, bet M Tunning back 96 feet to #30 feet uare No. 44, fronting 48 feet 6 inch: feet 242 inches to a 3) feet alley. ‘Terms: Oue third cash; the residue in€ and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast on MeGUIRF, Aust. ~~ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. GUSEHOLD FURNI TION.—On M x.=On TUE: at 6 o'clock, thout reserve, iit $4 foet on 2d the premises, d ITURE, &c. AT AUC- ONDAY MORNING, June I4, commencing at 10 ¢’cloek, we will sell, at the porth- lith and 43 streets, (the fing will des- se)the Furniture, &c., such as— any Marble-top T: Soptand Cua: lagses, Wahogany Rockers, Cane and Kush-seat Chairs, Mahogany Table and Sideboard, Oo n and Carpets, east cornet of hstands and Tables. Cane and wood-seat Chairs and Rockers, Bedstend. Mattresses and Bed. ndow Shades, C . other Stoves, Kitehen Utensils, &c. With many other articles which we deew unneces- sary to enumerate. Ai! sums under $90 cash; over that amount « credit of 60 and 9 days, for notes satisfac tortly endorsed, bearing interest & BARNARD, Auets, LEIS POSTPONED WEDNESDAY WALI & BARNARD, Aucte. #UTURKE DAYS By A. GREEN, Auoti ANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING Lot on F, BETWEEN 12TH aNo 13TH STREETS, aT AtCTION.—On FRIDAY, the lith instant, I ehall seii in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock valuable and handsome Buildin, western part of Lot No. 14, in ing & front on north F street, between !2th and 13th streets, of 23 feet, and running back 153 feet to a 30- 77 THE ABOVE on account of the ram MORNING, June lth Lot, knownas t uare No. 2™, hav 1on of persons wishing to purchase a beantiful and valuable building lot is ecailed to the me locsity being one of the most heal- fourth cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 8 bearing miterest, to be secured by trust upon the nveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A. GREEN, Auct. ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, reuntl WEDNESDAY, the With instant, saine hour and place, __A. GREEN, Anet’r._ By WAL! & BARNARD, Auctioneers, “KREMPTORY 3S kes AT AUCT. MAHOGANY RIDAY MORN- by catalogue, at whom it may con- e of Mahogauy Curled, Crotched and wakers and others will do well to attend, 8S every .ot must be sold without reserve, WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. BUILDING LOT AT re Cor- Streets NoxtH at Arc the 16th instant, ! shell fell, in front of the premises, at balf-past6 o'clock, or immediately after the sale of the brick houses on north K, between sti and Sth streets north, & land Lot, situated at t and 9th streets north, being 1 No. 37 The, pavemeut in front. : One-third cash ; Lalance inG, 12, and 18 for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and 2 deed of trust taken. cite indseputable, Our a&Qion Fi NKR OF 9TH AND Tion.—On We 8 corner of Q wt No. 7. in Square lot fronts on Sth street 3 feet, run the line of Q stréet 99 feet 4 inches, A. GREEN, Auet. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, HREE NEAT DWEL Lots at Puetic Premses, I shi yin S feet ha'finch on L streec cores Of 13th #treet wast, runnin the improvements, consisting of three we'l-built aud neatly-finished two-story Frame Dwelling Houses, centsining 4 rooms each A 34, same Square, fronting 50 feet on M ats., ruuning back between Lan Oa 3) feet alley. ve, the owner being about to remove h; the residue in 6 and 12 months, lor satisfactorily secured notes, bearing J. C. McGUIRF, Auet. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, : virtue of a deed , dated July 12, 18 RSDAY, the L ‘on the premis ni, With the ia Provements—a two story Frame Dwelling. ‘Terins of sale: One-tin to be paid in cash.and tb atalments at 6 and 12 mos secured by a deed of trust. Terma of sal complied with in one week after sale, or the proper- ty will be resold at the risk and cost of the purchaser, afver one week's notice. Rs, FERDINAN ifthe purchase money idnein two equal in- With interest » COX ‘b Ww. RISQUE, Trustees Georgetown Building Association, WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By A. GRE - VEN SMALL 401s ON R, Betwern 8ru Noxtu, at feos TION HOUSES AND ma Wuien they stand, bei quare No. 395, fronting steeet north, between sth and Sth streets west, Each house will be sold separat person Wishing to purchnsea ‘Terms: One fourth cash ; paymeats. running to four yea interest from day of suie Lots No. | and 2, 1 alance in 61x mu ue 320 to be paid down when the ¢roperty is knocked off. or the property wil then aud there be put up and sold tothe neat highest tid- Fit'e indisputable. je 10-d A. GREEN, Avet. virtue of a writ wed from the Clerk's rt of the District of Co- Office of the Circuit C Iumbia for the County direc ed, I shall expose to public anie, f front of the Court-House door of ssid count THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, 185¢,nt 12 owing desoribed property, to wit: ‘sright, title, claim, aud interest inand to 2 Square 513, in the city of together with all and hereon, seized and ievied upon A. Hall. and will be sold to , to May term, 1853, Lots Nos. Mand 12, i hington. D. C. t e property of Dav. Sweeny, Rittenhouse & € ma 2é-dts Marshal fort By A. GREE 20. » SELDEN, he District of Columbia, <THALF OF Sovark No. ESDAY, the 22d tastant, frustee, at pub bv tion, in tront of the premi ¥ hp in., 55 valuable hurled: division of west halfof Square | bered according to said subdivision property is handser ely aituated in ly improving and healthy part of the weil known as the “Green House Square.” oo sas imvestment are re- e. the most rapid! * Wishing to mak spectfully invited to thi Terms of sale: One ash. and balance intwo egus! instalments of one and two years, bearing in e. ace? from da) A deed given anda deed of 35 chaser. ‘The ter: days, otherwise t roperty will be resvld at the risk and cost of the purenasere after one week's no- tice in the Nationa: Intel:igencer. WILLIAM H. PHILIP HARVEY LINDSLEA BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Will be offered at p June next, the valua ‘Taliaferro, on the Kapidam River, « nd adjoining the Rape ‘The Kailroad pass Jthe Station is only a fe: from the bouse and the beautiful and fertile fers a rare opportunity to purchasers, state of cultivation, surrounded by good and a most desirable neighborhood, It contai on it a large Dwelling-house, ic enle, on the Mth di the late C.C, undred yards Baro, Stable, and a'! n at H. D. TALIAFERRO; i> THE ABOVE pos. poned till the Ist day of on the premis: er, by virtue of peper county. others, against Tal; ers, and on the that pur) the case of 4 iaferro, Admi following terms, as coats of the suit to this day in cash; the residue to be paid in three equal instalments of 6, 1# and 30 months. with inter- est from the date, the purchaser giving bonds witn for the deferred pments, and the security. LIAFERKRO, Com’r. H. D. Culpeper C, H., June sale Ss a ove, ‘ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. rin arterial Meee eae ner rd AL TATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival ef the Arage. New Yorx, June 15.—The steamship A from Havre. via Southampton on the 2d inmate? bas arrived, bringing the regular report of the Associated Press, which contains some interest- ing addi!/onal news fre telegraph feet was experted to return to Ply th on the 4th. previous tothe @nal de- for mid-orena. -arge reinforcements are to be forwarded tm- medict-ly te Canton by the British government Tho British Minister at Florence bad returned suddenty te England A violent collision bad occurred between the Cireassians and Russians, in which the latter lost 500 men in killed In xddition to the Parliament record received by the Associated Press, ff Cape Race, on the tof the Inte cutrayes, Mr. Fitagerald said the Government lad signified to the Government of the United States that they were ready to sach measures as the latter might suggest Mert the present dimiculty: that s! avers almost lnvariebiy hoisted the American fag DispateLes for Lera Napier. Naw Yor, June 15th —The British steamer ren arrived bere Yesterday from Bermuda,with portant dispatches from the Governor of Ber- muda to the British Minister at Washington. From t St. Lovis, June Leavenworth says the march of ibe 1s postponed till the 12th. Generel Hi lea on the 13th. The reported entting om af Coloma Marcey’s train is unfounded The Flood in the West. Sr. Lovis, June 14 —Cairo city is flooded by shet and all the Louses are fumbling dowa Zz aWay or sinking. Scarcely a bnijd- xpected to withstand the tleed. All the streams on the Mississippt are rising. The Steamer Explosion. Mewruis, June 15. —Xavier Rauch Man connected with the Opera Trov of the injured en board the Penns » aud died yesterday from his injuries. Several others are not expected fo live. Another Arrival fr Hariieax, June 15.—T steamsbip Europa be 8 just been signalled, bat it will be impossible to gel the news in Lime for the evening papers. Baltimore Markets. BaLtTIMor®, June 15 —Plonr ia quiet and un- changed; Howard street and Ohio 84.374; City Mills 5 Wheat firm and buoyant ; fair to Teds at #14105; fair to prime white $1 (Sat 15 = is very firm ; white at 66x70c., yellow at G9a70e Provisions are dull and closed. declining Whisky is dull at 2ta21 xc. Europe. New York Markets. New York, June 15.—Flour advanced; sales of 10,50) bbis; State $3.90a84 00; Ohio $8.55 «#4 65— an advance of Sc. on both—Southern #4 45884 70 Wheat closed frm at a slight advance; sales 15.000 bushels; Ch. Spring S5a%e.; Mil. Club Tae Corn ts buoyant; sales 20,000 bushels; mixed 87 garz2, yellow 77077 jgc., white 75a78e. Fork closed lower, mess $16.75a$16 90, Lard ts heavy at l0Nalle W hisky is steady at Wye UCTION SALES. By J.C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. SYP ERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO PORTE. +9 Hax®somx FuRNitene ann Housemoip FE reers. Inox Sarg, BxXCELLENT MiLcu Cow, & Oa THURSDAY MORNING, June (7th, at ten wok, at the residence ol P.M. Pyter, Keq., No- Caroline race. bet nt J shall sell ali his Furniture and Effects, compris, stave iron frame Piano Co, id Rosewood Parlor ing— Supenor Rosewood sev: Forte, by Hallet, Dav =i of elegant! a - urnity in misome brocatelie. comprisy Inrge Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs and 2 Side Chaige, Large solid Rosewood elegantly oarved Centre Ta- ath inlaid sienna. marble top, incy Tabies, files fie C— wth aphent aeket, jatidnome Voive russels Carpets, for parior, ‘chamber, ball and stairs, . uperior Matting and Usicieth, it Shades. ice Curtamns aad Cormos, uperior solid Oak Sideboard, handsomely carved, with marble top and shelves, om, Pelshed Walnut Extension Dining Ta- me Onk Hat Tree, ne Mantel Ornaments, Engrayin oe of hi av tage Fu —e ahogn, arvie-top Bureses "asietands, Do... Bedstends. Mattresses, _ Bi Toilet Sets, Looking Ginsses, Bolsters and Pillows. Bedding, Very superior Cooking Stov tures, cost $75. Very excelient iron Safe, Also atl o'cLocs, perior Miich Cow, ¥ and wader cash; over that sum a@ 8, for satisfactorily endorsed interest. ‘The House is for rent, Inquire of the auo- with complete fix- Y ; Georgetown. ES" SALE.—By virtue of a deed of , trust from Arn Robertson, deted March 19th, 13. e will otfer at anetion on t Temises, On WwW SSD aN the loth deg of #2 rnoxt. at ox o’ lol 3 a Georgetown belonging aod assessed to said Ann Robertson, fronting About sixty feet on the north wide of Pros- pect street. and rupning Lack, of the same width, about uimety nive feet to the north line cof the en Lire lot, With the improvemente—a two-story Brick One-third of the purchase money to be si,and the balance in two equal instai- meats at «x and twelve monthe, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust Terms tobe complied with in one week after sale or the propert: may be ret purchaser, af- resid at che risk and cust of toe fy ter one Weea’s nutice. WALTERS. COX -trosteces Gh RBINAND W- RISQUE, rusteses tieurgetown Bu é jo8-tawim BARNARD & BLCKES, Auote, By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. KUSTEES' SALE.—By virtue of two deeds from William R. Fowler, cated re- spectively July 25, and November 10, 151, we wal offer at nactionon WEDNESDAY, the ath day of July m nthe preuuses, at o'clock, p.m, a lot eurgetown, being part of lot’ 13 ia son, and part of lot 175 in Beall’s n, the Whole described as follows, via: Me- et the eud of fifty-four feet, meavured west one t + aud running thence ‘eet West seventy-two feet to the northeast corner of lot 174 0f Beall's thenee seutherly with the west line of said lot ity six feet ten inches, thence east re & line paratiel to Olive street, seventy-four feet passing through said lot 175 inte ssid let ts, ina straight line te the begimnr, with thy ts. consisting of several frame dwellin eriis OF SAle—one-third Of the purchase money be paid im cash. and the balance in two equal im ailments at four elt months with entereast, to 7 to be complied with im the property will bere ce, at the risk and cost of mer WALTER 8. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQUP. Trustees Georgetown Building Agsocist se7eawim BARNAKD & BUCKE VOTICE.—To the Ladues and Gentlemen of IN Waskincton.—A lady trom taitimore wishes to purchas+ isdies” aud gentiomen's goud cnet otf APPAREL. for when a faircieh proce will b= pad. Csil or address H. King, Pennsyiviuia av- enue, between 44, nud 6 and persons hav- ing euch articles To dispose of will be promptiy caved on et their respective residences, by the edvertixer, je lt lw (AK AND ASH PLANK—We have madenucn Arrangements *s will exumble us to furnish (to our reguiar pogo ps Oak and Ash PLANK, in quantiles to suit, kod of any dimen=on required. ELVANS & THOMPSON, 335 Pa. avenue. Washi: c. jel2iw a mond Alex.Gaserte SEE SEE a I ORDST. LEONARD'S HANDY BOOK ON 4 Law ; 75 cents. ry = author of “Which the nt. by Mra. Ann S. Stephens: #1. Chess Board, adapted for px) ing remes in railway cars S) cents, sea FRANCK TAVLOR. J OTICE OF COMMITTAL.—Was committed IN tothe Jail of Prince George's County, Maryiand, of the 23d day of May, 1858, as a ranaway, NEGRO MAN JACOB. He w About lve feet four inches high, snd binek Hed on when tted th tu He mys id ving wear , Prince George’s County, Md. py ner(l any)ot the above desorshed negro ig requested to come forward, p: eee itatce eae eu al ie srects. gies JOHN W. WEST jeS-lawiw ‘Shere. CRETAIN DEATH TO. 4 Moor DEATH TO ROACHES &o—U Roach. Rat Mowe Exteri = a mURBtor , ALE OF LAND IS, also, rime 's Macnetic der. July, when it wil ve sold le: ed a« commission- ‘cuit Court of cul- yo and pa = iu * ~ wit: So much of necessary (0 pay the expenses o! To destroy Bed Bugs, use his Exterminator (or Now is the time to apply these remedies. Por sale only at = MOOKE’S ey West End Store, 0. Ave., Oppo. Se" je 10-6t (ler: ligenesr.. . Sea ener Hast AND SODA WATER-Coid, pure, he | a delicious—with every variety of Wost End vsug =~ No. 113 Pa. ave . oppo. Deven tuiiden =. A lot +f ine HAVANAS just roceived mud for ) je my