Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. © iL?” Advertisements should be sent im by Il @cleck 3 otherwise they may net Spprar until the mext day. Tue Concert Last Nicht —The vocal and jostrumeutal Concert, given by the Cooper Opera Troupe, last nigbt, was in many respects the best ard most satisfactory one that has been given in this city during the past twelve months The programme was made up from the best composi- tions of the most popular authors—such as Au- ber, Rossini, Meyerbeer, Donizetti, Sainton, Ro- mer, Balfe, Russell, and others; and was per- formed throagbout iu a style which deserves the highest encomiums from all trne lovers of the divine art. The best evidence of the excellence of the performance is the fact that all the per- formers were repeatediy and persistently encored during the evening; a though such a procedure did not warrant the courtesy which was extended to so meagre un auditory, yet many of the pieces: were kindly repeated. Mr. Guilmette sang bet- ter than we ever remember to have heard. him before. His pieces were all of a religious, or sentimental character, with the exception of the “Ship ow Fire: yet Mr. G., on being called ont, gave with capital effect that fanny burletta “The five old Irish Gentleman, and brought the hgquse completely down Miss Milner exceeded all her former efforts. aud was thiicee exoed. She sang ‘Comin’ through the rye” capitally, and, on being called back, gave“ Jock 0” Hazelden,”? without accem- —— ina most finished style. Mr.and Mrs. jolman, ina favorite duet, I’ve wandered in dreams,”’ were enthusiastically encored. Frazer sang “The Bay of Biscay” wonderfully well; but the crowning vocal performance of the even, ing was the laughing trio, “ Vadasi via di of SMlartini, by Miss Milner, Mr. Frazer and Mr Gailmette, the rendering of which was inimita- bi nd the laugh went round with such a catch- i ffect that it was only by repeating it that tie audience could be restored to quiet. Mr. Cooper performed several solos on the violin, in a manuer that convinced all present at cnc of his superior meritsas an artist. His style is just the right one; taceful, and modest when before the ublie, he Bandtes bis instrament with a confidence and hervous aifection that thrills Lis whole soul, so that, for the time, he becomes a new being; his mild eye lights up with new-bo n intelligence, and the masie rolix from the instrument with a erixp decision which filix every tibre of bis exist- ence, and who listens ix swept along by the irre- sistible musica’ torrent; no other intiuence can havea piace in bismind; be follows every caprice of the performer, and is for the time an abject slave to his will. The crisp notes fly from the justrumeut, from the bow, trom the performer's fingers, with such force that the anditor instinct- ively dodges, fearful of damage by them; and in the same instant becomes completely charmed by their sweetness. Mr. Cooper is the ouly violinist we bave ever heard who carries the listener be- yond simply feeling the power and beauty of music; but, in listening to his performance, the hearer catches bimself trying to see the scunds themselves. The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Withers. formed several overtu with exceilen taste. Prof. Benkert presided at the piang with great skill. Those who missed the concéA last night, lost the best musical treat of the season. od Tus Excuxsion To Care Henny —The num; bers who will leave this city on the Fourth of July and make a pleasant bolyday trip in honcr of our national independence, will be glad to know that the usual excursion to the Chesapeake Bay bas not been forgotten this year, but thet Captain Mitchell, with his characte i t'c enerzy, hes made arrangements for the accommodaticn of bis guests even more extensive and thoronch than those for former excursions. On Saturday evening, the 3d of July, the Powhatan will leave her berth at the foot of Sixth street, and make the Potoma> merr she passes, with the music of Marsoletti’s ba: She will toneh at Alexan- dria, and pass on her way down all the interest- ing spots that make the Potomac river historical, us welLas in constant view of the lovely sceneiy that adorus its banks Oa the morning of. the ith, the excursion Wil arrive ut Norfolk, and there spend the majo portion of the day. tn the afternoon the boat starts out to cateh the ocean breeze, visits Old Point Comfort, runs out into tue bay, and stean- ing towards the Atlantic, gives a view of Cape Henry and the ocean beyond. Returning, the Powhatan leaves Norfolk on the morning of the “ at Old Point aod Piney Point, ington in good season. This offers one of the finest and cheapest (for the chances of enjoyment) of the many ticps that are offered to our readers durin, coming Independence holidays. Danci bathing, fixbing, ke pare amons tbe i oftreds beside the fine fare for which the Potomac steamers are remarkable, !t will doubtless be now, as last year, the trip of the season. Votunrece Ones nization.—The expectation of visits from several military organizations ot the Nerth acd West during this summer, has caused some of onr citizens to look around and consider if owr Metzepelis volunteer organization is in a condition toreceivethem. It was seriously asked by members of the old corps, *-bave we any orgar - ization ’’* To be sure we have several associations, Some of them once in excellent condition, aad ereditable to the city. But for want of proper eucouragement, proper management, proper con- cert, they bave been allowed to languish until they are mere skeletons. Some of the citizens who bave considered this maiter, have determ- ined to begin the formation of a corps of volun- teers entirely independent in its character. Such & corps ax Will be creditable to the city, in all re- spects. Established on a plan that will save them from the sickly influence of incompetent amt spiritiess officers. ‘The plan bas just been slates dan shea to perfeet it will be made oaly upon certain indieutions of success. Lancesy.—Last night, Richard Thomas end Wm. Rawlings alias Bill Monkey, two colored individuals, well kaown to the police, were taken to the yuard-house, charged with various jarcenies; one of which, the larceny of seta of staye harness from G. M. Putoam, was traced to the party. It leaxed out during the examination that several others were concerned in those acts, and the guards went to work to tind them out und recover the property. Rawlings is intimate- jy acquainted with the internal arrangement of the city and county prisons, is a sly darkey, and in such cases as this generally operates with an eve single tohis own escape. The ala, ‘Bill Atoukey,’* was notof his own selection. ut ap- tied to bim by the office s, long ago, because of his close resembjance to the ourang-ontang which used t and ia the National Gallery Bill and his pa fF were sent to jail. Mesicat Visitors.—For several years past, a nutnber of ladies and yentlemen, of considerable musical attainmests and capacity, have visited Washington during the months of May and June. They have beer astomed. on those oc casions, to meet toget in soeial con ** Pot Po to their weir perforn sand pleasant lo fer theie Last visit, it was “cramme should be se- who acted as conductor, by letter, and the pieces jueet avain. Thus tiey have perfected a ne organization, and one that will siford them pleasure in 1-59, should they live to join in the coucert and the party notitied reheat-ed before they ESTATE SALE Yesterday, A. Green, erest in house and tot wt No. 19, in square No 490, on Loni- > between do aud Gth streets oppo- y Hall.toC Alexander for $3,000. d 19. in square No. 3%, on south G steet between 9b and 1h street-Swest, were +d by Charles T. Ubima for $350. il & Barnard, auctioneefs, sold yesteda on the premises, corner of Bourte t. north, in square 224. lot 1, to R. Crait, lot 2, to saime, for $5 cents; lot 3, to same, rents -On to-morrow, the Sab hed to Grace (Island) Caurch will offer the public many inducements to join with them jo a pleasant excursion to Arlington Spring All. daylong, the pavilion and the graves of the shaded ivcality will be merry with the gleeful pastimes cf the young fulks. The tri farmishes another of thoxe opportunities whic we are glad to chronicle, Leesuse they furnish meaus of making summer life tn thecity so much mn ore agreeable Accipgnt —About noon, yesterday, a stone Freeman, who resides inthe north- eastern section of the city, and was employed in the erection of Willards’ Hotel, fell from a seat. fold on which he was enzaved in layiag the stone sills, into the area Leueath, and a heavy ce fell upon him. His Lead was badly cut aud he reevived severe internal tajaries. Dr. Stowe rendered him every assistance in bis power, and it was believed that he will recover casaxr Paxry Centex Market —Tbis morhing the supply in the principal market was of excellent quality, and equal to the demand. The atiendnce of dealers was not as full as during the past week, and the iateuse beat of the weather prevented the attendance of many purchaners from the suburbs the city. The prices were about the same ax esday, and the salen were brisk during the Disonox@ty.—Last night, Officer Zimmerman arrested Henry Miller and Francis Dtake for be- ing drank and very disorderly in the street. They were taken before Justice Donn, who committed them to the workhouse In defanit of the payment of the costs. Being placed in a hack, und on the way lo the farm, they became convinced of the iatention of the officer, aud they paid the costs pad ceturned. . A Danornovs Locatiry —C a - ous and frequent, are lodged at the Star office about the dangerous condition of Second street, ata point only a few yards north of Pennsylvania by the x reliabli that two thirds of the stave eloe femme nee ent railroad office ix through this street, and at the point mentioned, there is for a considerable distance—say fifty feet—only sufficient width of space to allow a single carriage to pass, and barely room for that. If a backman should happen to be a little unheedfal while Passing this place, and drive two feet out of the direct Nne, no human pote could save himself and his carriage and from being Precipitated down a neatly Pendicalaremb: nkment of at least twelve feet into the eer | water of the Tiber creek; and nothing short of a special —— could then save him from perhaps a broken neck, maimed animals, aud asimashed up vehicle. It will come hppa last, aa — Corporation will be in fur somet! ndsome in the way of damages; while eo dollars judiciously ex- pended just now would make a sufe and com. modious street of what ut present is a most peril- Ous nuisance. Curip.—At 11% o’clock this morni Mr. Alexander Henderson, sy Engineer in the Navy, aon of the Jate Dr. Thomas Henderson, of e U.S Army, was joined in marri: to Mi: Kate Middleton, daugiter of our worthy fellow. citizen, Capt.L J Midd'eton. The ceremony was performed at the h:use of the bride’s father in the presenceof al ‘Tge gath- ering of the relatives and friends of the parties. After the knot bsd been led, congratulations poured ia thick and fast, and the guests made merry for a space over a sumptuous repast of sweet confections, and the happy pair were toasted in sparkling cham a he bearer Adal : ig pagne and other con- The bride and groom leave this evenin, on the steamboat for Norfolk, from whence they. ro ceed to New York, and thence to Lake Erie, where the groom is stationed. Much joy go with them. -—— Tue WratHER.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, June 17, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night. Thursday . ee Se its 82 76 $5 73 SS “ ps a +6 0 a.m. GxorcEtown, D. C., June 21, 1858. Mcsicaz.—It ix rumored that Dr. Guilmette has been permanently engaged as leader of the choir of St. Matthews?’ Church, ia this city. It is to be hoped this rumor will prove true—a bet- ter musician could not Le found te occupy that position, uor a more accomplished gentleman. Curimixat Covet.—The Court met this morn- ing at the usual hour, but no cases were ready for al, and the petit jurors were accordingly dis- missed till to-morrow at 10 o'clock a. m Wartcn Returns —Jobn Runnels, colored, D. C.. drunk and disorderly ; workbouse 60 days Catharine Connor, Ireland, do; do. Sallivan, do., do ; tine aud costs, $2 11 Thomas, col Jcannah Richard D.C, stealing barness; jail for court, Wm. Rawling, alias “Bill Monk:y,” colored, DOC 5 do. One lodger—a non-resident. -Exevrsto’ to Fort Wasiixetox — A. jvint E curston of the Methodist Protestant Chureh and Sab ath School, of the Ninth street station. wi | leuve the wharf te the fine steaner Thamax Coll ser, fo morrow (Friday) Me ni party will Start irom the Chureh’ at 4 kK pre etsely. Fomrlties wi separe their own provisions, and aw: a will be in attendance at the Chuck to take them to the steamer, and will alse be at tie stesmer in the evening to bring t @ provision baskets back tothe Church. A Conf-ctioner wil: attend the party with refreshments at the usual prices, All person ad'y to Chureh and Sabbath Sehool loteresis are ted Le unite ii ne Lo disorderly persons will be adinitte ‘Tickets 51 e nts; Children helf pr of the children, or at the Church before s excursion, but be bad ng. 1t* De. Hosretter’s just y celebrated and never failing Stomach iitters will elfectually cure all dis- eas-s of the body of a morbid nature. The Dector, tug the attention of the publieto this valuable does so with a feeling of the utmost conh- its virtues and aud adaptation to the dis for which st ts recommended. It is1o quack put one tit has stood the erticiam of the press und people. ‘The t r by the most eusnent a te tudiviculs ia all parts of the d clearly evinces that ite vir- the Bitters eimnot but is really deserving the celebrity it ta ined For sale by Druggists and dealers generslly, eve- where. Je 22-e03t Worta KEavinc —Why 18 it that so many suffer and repine aud d ag out x miserabis existence, un- fitted for the enjoyments, and even ordi suits of life, when relief may be obtained, Vigor restored, by nient and safe, as well a: To those who have inary pur- and health treatment at once conve- Permanent im its character? uifered long with dise~se, igor, &c , the under- tt services, Assuring lor And sincerity, pleasant, con- venient and proper prescriptions. & ‘thorough cure and sound body and mind, without unple .sant re a or hinderance from ordinary business pur- suits. All diseases of a pr: signed t the sufferers, in cai te nature, from whatsoever clus, either recent or chronic, strietures, an irmta- ble biadder, &e.—also, Scrofula, Asthma,’ Kheuma- tisia, Piles, &c., skili@liy and successfully treated, Dr, Harris wil visit Washington every week du- ring May and June, renuaiving Wednesdays, Thurs- days, ard Fridays of each week. Can be consulted at hia rooms, 58 Nutioual Hotei, from W tol: and 5 tog p.m. y 8. Hakkix, M. Dy ma i8-WThF tt Residence, Kieninond, Va, SrzciaL Noticx.—For Perfumed Bieath White ‘eeth, aud Beautiful Complexion, “Balm of two Blowers.” For dressing Lai use “ Wood! Cream,” a new pomnde ; it causes gen- tlemen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price 50 cents sch. W.P.Furaivex & Co Proprietors, New York. Wnolessie and Retsil Arents for Washington. Tavioz & Maver, Booksellers, between 9th a: 10th st., Ps. wvenue. ol? Pexntks.—Those in want of Pennies, for chance, can always obtain them ou application at the coun ter of the Star Office tf re MARRIED. By the Rev. Mason Noble, at the Cth street Pres by terien, Church, Washington, D. C., June 23d, 1350, \ : F. McKIM to Miss FANNIE FERREE, al! of ths city. recles On the 22d instant, by the Rev. Father Dr. BaD mde | Maryland to Miss IA econd daughter of James Caden, E.q., of this DIED, olock a. m., THOMAS in the s4ch year of his age. le fd neqvaintances are invi tend hes funeral at 4 o'clock on Friaay, 23th in from his late reside and Ith streets (Saitimore Suu aad St. Louis Republican please cop:.) « In Georgetown, on ‘Thursday morning, the °tth ft. of consumption, Miss MARY ANN, eldest auechter of the late Thomas Orme. ‘The friends and soguatutnuces of the family are invited to attend her funeral ‘fo morrow (Friday) Afternoon, a! 442 o'clock, from her mother’s resi dence on Jefferson atreet. * On the moruing of the 2th instant, at 93; o'clock, Mrs. BLU LEE, in the 91 é _— a Pe ane in the Yist year of her The friends of the fami funeral at her Inte morrow (F rijay) Eveming, at £ o’slock. MARIA METZEROTT, wife of &. B. Metze- rott, age! 62 years and 3 months. rresaneret will come off on Friday morning at 10 velook. On the 234 instant. ELIZABETH BALCH, youngest child of Jas P.aud Mary P. Tustin The friends of the fanny are invited to at faners! To morrow (Friday) Morning, at 10 W Price an » ML K street, between 6th o> re invited to attend her Texidenes, on 6th streei, To- * oe by sbese ” ILDE LOW « one and The How of ko, & wing area few opinions of the leading Baglish pores and reviews: ae » When takeainhand, will not be willingly ud down by any novel re.der till he has ended 1'.""—London athesa um, es Written with much depth of feeling.’—Loadon anuimer A delightful story, distinguished for th of ite style and th hos tment itabounds. bt os ke abigh piace in the literature of fetios Post. “The mor-d tone of Wildilower’ in elevated, and sacesare of striking beauty. W peginning to end with pleasure don Press. “Great power of delineation is the principe! char- tevistic of Ws dtower.”’—London Spectator, “A novel that will not. be easuy surpa<sed.”— London Observer. For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY, j 334 Pa. avenues je 23 3" CAL i YRIAL BRE’ CH-LOADING CAR- | baad - BINES. conformity with that p»re of the act “making Spprepertions for tne support of the Army for the Si ensling be Suh 28Ph ue Sates ed Be “8 wh chap rapriates “for the purechass of Breec! loadin Carbiney of the best model. to b+ selected and approved by a Board of Ordnavee Othoers.” a board consisting of three officers ef the Ordnan Corps will meet at West Pout, New York.on the oma das of July next, for the purpose iudjcated by o inw. All persons desirous of competing for the best maudal loading Cartimes are invited to do aud each comeetitor is required to submit his Car- Qine. with the proper amu; for same (pot than 06 rounds) to the 'd, not later than three fier the commencement of ite seasion, to ex- ron apron to leat "HL K. 1G, ‘Colunel Sr Ordpeaden acz © ‘ OWWEdiiagton, Seve 18, 1088, jez dtJuly 12 with the GEORGETOWN. Corresyondence of The Star. @zonertown, June 24, 1968. The teachers of our public schools are a}l very busily engaged preparing for their approaching examinations. The appointed for them by the Board of Guardians is as fellows : Junior department, female school, taught by Miss J. Good, July 7: Junior department, maie school, taught by Miss Ann Je July 8. Se- nior department,under Mr. W. H. Craig, July 9. Senior department, female school, under Mrs. Farquer, July 12. The annual exhibition of the junior department of the male school will come off at Forest Hall, July 14. The subject of pub- lie schools has, for some time past, been regarded with more favor, and a more general interest has been awakened amony our citizens generally than we have known for wary years. The us proaching examinations are looked forward with more than ordinary interest. The following very encouraging item of canal news we find in the Hagerstown Herald of Free- dom and Torchlight of the 23d instant: “The breach at Dam No 4, is about to be closed, now that the stave of the water will permit of opera- tions. Over one bundred hands, chietly \t- mea, (whose all is dependent upon the canal,) are employed night and day. On Tuesday morn- ing the first crib was put in; two others are to be put in, which will done early next week, and thus close up the breach in the course of ten days, should the weather continue favorable. Both dams will be completed this summer |y building them of the most s.lid and endurable masonry. The prospect of procuring the neces- sary fands from the coal companies amount al- most to a certainty. Th: company owes no thing, however, for the work already done by contractors at these dams. Loaded boa's can now pass at the tunnel.’? The colored females of Trinity, (Catholic) church propose having guite an enficing time this evening at 4 o'clock. We advise those of their friends who may wish to“ kill two birds with one si 9°? a an hour pleasantly and ea nd at the same time contribute to wards the promotion of a laudable object, to patronize them. Mr. A. Jackson Jones having resigned as first lientenant of the Georgetown City Guards, Mr. 4. Mason Goszier hax been elected to fill the va- cancy. Mr. J. B. Davis, second lieutenant, ana Mr. Wm. BI ickford, orderly sa'geant, Our city this morning is unusually quiet and dull. The only place where the merry hum and clatter of business life look and sounds really en- couraging, is the Pioneer Cotton Factory, which is now fn full blast under the carefal superin- tendence of Mr. William Appleby. Artivals—Schooner Wm. D. Cargill, Hawkins, New York, hay to Beall & Shoemaker; Ada, Woolford, and W. B. Morgan, Williams, from Port Deposit, Inmber to F. Wheatley; Ionic, Glo- ver, same place, lumber to Jos. Libbey & Son; and quite a fleet of bay and river craft with wood, && Spectator ALEXANDRIA. Sete oie, Correspondence of The Star. AL¥xanpRia, Va., June 21, 1854. The young folks seem delighted this morning Brighter little faces are seldom seen anywhere, than those which aid the sun in making bright our streets. The children of the Sabbathr schvo] attached to the Second Presbyterian Church are yladdened with the memories of delightfal times on their picnic at the White House yesterday. ‘The scholars of the Southern Methodist Sunday School are fatling into line full of life, ready to proceed to the Thomas Coilyer and embark for the shady places, the frowning ramparts, and the cool spring that awa ts them below at Fort Wask- n A cotrespondent of the Virgi that “on the 2st, while the train of cars on the Orange aud Alexandria railroad was at the bridge opposite the residence of Mr Wallach, near Cul- urt-house, the e driver discovered sitting on the rail of the ro: with bis head banging down, as if taking a nap All ef. forts were wade to stopt ‘ala, though it being near the of a curve it wax impossible to do soin time. When the engine struck the man it lifted him eight or ten feet in the alr, and be fell fiat on bis back in the ditch apnarently lifeless. Capt. Pauli ran the train back and took bim on board, and started back to Culpeper Coust-house to procure for him medical aid. While on the way back the man commenced talking, remark- ing that they were carrying him the wrong way. He soon after raised up bis head and said he was not hurt. He then rone to his feet, remarking at the time to the writer of the article: ‘Stranger, you gave me a thundering jolt Jo, let me pet off!” Capt. P. stopped his train to oblige him. As he alighted on the ground, he jumped up and cracked his bee together, and bade adieu. H: called himself ‘Jack Brown, of Cul 7? The Manassas Gep Railroad Company have already forwarded to the Bank of the Republic, in New York, the amount necessary to pay the July interest accruing upon its bonds. Markets, yesterday Flour—no sales. Wheat— sales yood white at MWe; fair red S5e. Corn— sales white and mixed at 66, 6° and 69 cents Rye—sales at 60c. Oats—sales at 36c. Arrived, yesterday—Schr. Alena, Dent, corn and wheat ‘to Washington & Co; schr. A. V. Bedell, Rider, New York, to J. CaNevett; scr. Hamilton, Ogden, New York, to 8. Shinn; sehr. Catharine Martha, Brown, Philadelphia, coal to J.C, Nevett. ia Sentinel states QKELETON EXTENSION SKIRTS, ¥ only $15), at MAXWELI’Ss, je #2-e3t 323 Pa avenue, IEUT, COL. GRAHAM ON THE ART OF WA lon, 185+ ndy’s Elements of Fortification ; 1 vol., Lon- The Moon’s Rotation on her axis; by J. Von Gu pick; tvel. jon, y of Philosophy ; Londo Fleming's Vocab ape Herschei’s tssays, Addresses, &c. ‘ vol. lon. ‘The uselul Metals and their Alloys ; 1 vol., il'us trated. London. Faber’s Difficulties of Romanisxm; 1 vol. London. Faber on the Doctrine of ‘I'ransubstantiation ; | vol., London. arrd’s C Sie ‘oprdia of the Natural Sciences ; 1 Jon, 1438. tiuidad: its Geography, Resources. Present onion ane Prospects ; ty De Verteuil ; 1 vol, and Foreign Courts; by “A Roving London. nd Pablic Service ; 1 vol.,tondon. _ ral Gunnery ; by Sir Howard Douglas, last edi- tion 1 voi., London se fs ee Universal History ; t vol., London. ried jexg FRANCK TAYLOR. premium LIGHTNING-ROD POINTS. The attention of the public is respectfully solicited to the examination ed patronage of 4 su;erior arti- cle of LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, mainufac- tured and erected by Labarre & Owen, corner of luth Washington, D.C. jority of there Conluctors over many others now in use, will readily be acknowledged on examination, They are manufactured of a select quality of iron, connected with copper couplings. and thorovghly carbonized to obviate ihe netion of the atmosphere on tae metaliond mounted with superb copper poin' fire git and tipt with pletina, witich renders them strictly sorentihe. 7 joints wot tipt wiih platina will corrode, theylose their attractive power for electric ity, 19 Which condition they are worthless. Im OLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, AND HARP Pitings s nao ppally bound - ail kinds of Mu- repaired. sical Instruments carefully fey een Pas aves foe 01M St 8. B. N, , ARBARID DENTIST, Will remove his office to No. 211 south side of F street, near isth, Washington City, where he can ve found after the zath June instant, between a.m. and 3 m., and later by Sai nt nent. - a one requiring his services in Georgetown may y find bim at the corner of Washington aad Pumbar ton atreets. after 4 p.m. je 22 2w PARTICULAR NOTICE. We respectfully notify all persons having open accounts on Our books that all have been made off and are now ready for delivery. Those not called for before the 2th will te delivered, without ais crimmation or length of time standing next week. OF course it will be understood that the object of this isto have them je 2t-dtJ ilvs IAGETT & DODSON. H+ DJLIN SYRIA; by Mes, Sarmh Barclay John son, daughter of Ur. J.T. Barclay, Miswonary nice 75 ots, Just published, and for TAYLOR & MAURY’S. W SEMI ANNUAL NOTICE, E-are now having all unsettled accounts made off our books, (as is customary at this season,) and welhereby notify those of our customers Laving such with us, that they can wbtain them at our desk until the 27th instant, wh lered with a vi thore not for iL to settlement on the Ist of July. je2-d%tkeost HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, WwW KEKP COOL! E would advise ail who desire to keep coo ai comfo table daring the sweltering season to visic the establishtient and examne thoroughly the stock offered by NOAH WA CO., 368 Penssyi- vauis &veoue, Where will most certainly be found the best and cheapest assortment of SUMMER LOTHING oiffered for the inspection of the pub- lie—tully caloulated to withstand the attacks of and protect the weares froin the intense heat of the suin- meV hat can h leasant during the period that the mercury fete “stove the ng than a i il outfit of N.Ws Re D Tis 5 ENS, ye MARSEILLES, le and neatness. with comfort? And, comprising 8 ay tow 1s added a selection from their choice ol GAUZ SRINOS. GAUZE MESSED LINEN, SILK, COTTON or NET UNDER CLOTHING, ‘ ater may defy heat, at the dog-daya, sek ely i a EA PEE. Jo 21-008t Browas? Bui.ding, Washington, D, AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Auationeers. ne. OR PLEASURE BOAT aTatc. ry JA TURDAY MORNING, the %6th instant. at 0 o’cl: li sell, in from for fishing or pleasure. suitable ‘The Boat is neariy new, built of the best materials and soid on account of the owner leaving the city. je 24-ts WALL & BARNAKD, Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND ate Rete oe ieee Tamia and on street w: wi streets north, 1 abail sell hie Furnituresnd Ell Logany ki ee Window Curtains, Shades, Corny Oak S.deboard, kxtension Dining China, Glass and Crock+ry Ware, psnowany French wep pad a Dressi Hat ned ore ‘Mattresses 'B pe, Tsbie Cutlery, ashstand, ureaus, i Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets ardrebes. Bedstent Straw Matting, Oileloth, Rugs, &e. Together with the ususl assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites, $3 and under, cash; over that sum a a0 days, for satisfactorily endorsed Rent. Inquire ofthe Auction- JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. MARRaAL's SALE.—In virtue of four writs of fier facias issued from the Clerk's « ffice of the Cureust Coust of the District of Columbia for the County of Wash: and tome directed. shall expose to public sale, fur Casu, in front of the Court-House door of sai County, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of June, 1852, at 12 o’¢lock my the fol: lowing desorided property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to of res- vation (0, beginning for the same in the east ine Teet, at 2 point, where the same is inter- sceted vy the north line of an alley 7 feet 11 inches wide, Opening into said 436 street, and running thence with the ssid east line of said street north feet thenoe east *5 fect, thence south 22 feet to the said alley, and thence with the same west 55 feet to 43 street and point of beginning, together with all ani singular the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, ized and levied upon as the Property of J Wil iams, and will be suid to sat- isfy Judiciais, No. 31. 32.33 and 34. to October term, 1858, ia favor of Howell & Stribling. W. SELDEN, Marshal ma 25 dts for the Distriet of Columbia, THEA BOVE S4LE IS POSTPONED aa THURSDAY next, the 24:h inst , same hour and place. V. SELDEN, j Marshal for the District of Columbia, Je 18-ta ij THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER postpo.ed, tor want of bidders, until MONDAY bext, the 28th instant, same hour snd place, W. SELDEN, je24-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABL® REAL ESTATE at n- Corner or Deiawser> AVENUE AND NoRIHB Sr at Avction.—C VE DNE: AFT? &- NOON, Juve 30th, at 634 o’cloek, on the premises, Iahail sell part of | ot No.5, inSquare No. 6:6, situ sted at the corner of Delawire avenue and north B street, with'n one Square of the Capitol, aud con tain ng 1,940 ayuare feet. ‘This is one of the most desirable mproved lo cations for sale in the Spt fo lavery desirable ax an investment, im view of the proposed Capitol Ex tension, ‘Ficie indisputable, Te-ms: Ore third cash; the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. J.C. McGUIRE, Anet. jewd By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ‘PW. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON EK Streer Noatu, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Streets West, at Pustic SaLeE—On THURS DAY AFTERNOON, July Ist. 6 0'e'ock, on the premises, I shall sell parts of Lots No 3 a 1a Square No 577, fronting 24 feet nor stree ath and lth streets, oppoaite | perance 8nd between the residences Sargent and Mr. Berry. running back 159 3" feet alloy; and comprising two building | s. Part of Lot 4is undera perpe ual lease or ground rent, removable at the pleasure of the owaer by paying aheut $45, ‘Terms: Oue fifth cash; balance 6, 12, laand 24 months, with :nterest, secured by a deed of trust on he property. ja 2t-eok ds J.C. McGUIRE, Auct. By A. GR MP YRUSTEL’S SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO PERTY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WuiaRF.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Schwarze, in favor of the Columbus Building Association, dated October 15, 1855, nnd duly recorded in Liber J. ALS. No, 110, folios 377 and following, one of the land re- cords for Washington county, in the District of Co- lumbia, the subscriber, as Trustee, will reli at pub: auction, on WEDNESDAY, ou the premises, Lots 18 and 1 city of Washington, having a [rout on south G street of about 49 feet by a depth of 128 feet 6 inches to x 20 feet alley, together with the appurtenances, right», vileges aud other hereditaments thereunto be fi ing, and all the rignt, title, interest and estate @ said Robert Schwarze in and to the sure. with interast,the purchaser to g ve notes for the deferred payments, secured by a deed o trust onthe romises. Uniess the terms be complied with in ve dave from the day of sale, the trustes reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser, Ly advertising said re Sale three times iu the Dtar navapre A HUCKING, Trustee, ma 18-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct. U7__THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED uuu! FRIDAY, the 2d day of July next, até o’cleck P by order of the Trustee. okds A. GREEN, Auct ON TABLE’S SALE.—By virtue o fa., issued at the suit of Richard Balien: rs. ‘Phomas |.iewellen, and to me directed. | expose to pubic gale. and to the highest bide Dp THURSDAY . the Lith day of July next, at 5 ocl'k Pp. m.,u0 the premises, all the right, title, mterest. and estate of the said ‘Tromas Liewellen in and to that piece or parcel of ground, iu the First Ward, in Washingion City, known as Lot No. 20, in Square N petwe: Ts. Mstre-ts north. fronting on zed street, with th provements thereon, which i GROSS, C + McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ES SALE OF FURNITURE AND Hovskno.y evgects.—On TURSDAY MOK- NING, June 29th, at 10 luck, by virtue of a deed in trust. duly recorded among Une land records for Washington county, I shail seil the Parniture and Effects of the Maryland Hotel, near the noril Cap- ite! gate prising 2 Manvgany Heir sprirg Sofas, = Marble-top Centre Tab.e Card and Work Tables, Oak and Mapie Cane seat Chairs, Lounge, Window Cui tains and Shade: and !ngrain Carpets, Oilcloth, ‘ niin la Gat toons ‘able, Singleand dou Cottage stead: Dre *% and ploin Bureaus, Washi Looking © lasses, Toilet Sete, Comforts, Blankets, ~hsets, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolaters und Pulows, Wardrobe, Oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Crockery ant Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Togethsr witha general assortment of Kicchen Re- uisiles, ‘Terma: Thirty dollars and under cash; over that sum @ credit of one, two, three and four months, for satisfactorily eadorsed notes, bearing interest. By order of the trustee. table. jezd J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. a uN, Auctioneer. ®ATENS!IVE SALE OF FINK BUILDIN §ru ANDTTH Sts AND S a Un FRIDAY, the 25 pom ,alarcen i suid vA -ton of Square 2 5 modcrate depth, running to alleys. erty is beautifully ated, landed by The streets west aud Sand T streets north, and parfeet- ly eraded on exch street he attention oftne public is invited to thia large saie of property.as bargains may expected. ‘erms: Une-fourth cash; balance iw 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, fur notes bearing interest from day of “SK decd given and a deed oftrust taken. ‘Title in- bie. et a A. GREEN, Auet. ~ By A GREEN, Auct oneer JALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING RET WsT AND RHODE ISLAND AV. on.—Ou MONDAY, the 28th inst T sell, in front of the premises, nc 6 0'e! H.L, M,N, O, Py and Q, un salaivis Hare No 37. ‘This property ts hi ly lveated, some of which fronts on Ith street west, betwecu north P atroet aud Rhode Is'und av- —— on the avenue, t m1 yne- + balanee in 24 months, the purchaser to cive p ferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and adeed of trustiaken. ‘Title indis- putable, je £2. SOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING $s at AUCTION —On MUNDAY, 2th inst, il, by order of trustees, at auction, in front emiser, At 6 o'clook p.m., three hagdsome and desirable Building Lots, being Lots Nos. ten, (1,) eleven, (11.) twelve. (12,) in Squ: No, five hundred «nd thirteen, (513,) situated at the corner of north M and 5th sts. west. The attention of pe: sons wishing to invest is ca'ied to the sale, the 'o- olity bei: g very desirable for the erection wf pri- vate residences, and property is rapidly enhancing in value in this section of the ee ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equa! instaiments of oneand two years, besring in- tersst tromday of sale. A deed given and adeed of trust taken. Ail conveyances at the cost of the pur- ehaser Tne terms ¢f sale to be complied with in 5 days, oherwire the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after oue week's HARVEY LINDSLEY: { Trustees, A. GREEN, Auct. Bl Dita pasa f OF TWO (2) WRITS OF FIFE if phe ee from the Clerk’s Office of the Cirewt Court of the Distsat of Cotes fee the Gpecce to pubis rele tor casi ti of the Court louse door of said copay, on | pie, RAS he Sects + 185 t k m. a = day July. 1853, at 12 0’c! oot ee hes eee, J2, in Square 0. th ty ann tson P Brows levied the proper! illo Own ‘ Nos 55, aod ot. ‘ ws D. B. De- term, 1858, mfavor St OW! ‘Dk, ees AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. CKLAYERS AND BUILDERS-Pr- Be ee 4 Ares Oo THUR SOAVABTER NOON, ail the Brick contained in the walle of the oid. Ne bona! fh north. between enh Nad ith West, es » the Stone in” Sees pot ged fo 5 be Said materiais will be sold in lote to suit _purcha. are. subject to measurement by sworn metacrere as they si removed by purchaser wit! ¥ Of eale, ‘Sale positive ‘hout reserve, Se] cash. T of the Trustee J.C. MeGUIRE, Auet. FUTURE Days. GREEN. Au By A. AR NWO STORY FRAM HOUSE AND LOT. ON STH, BETWEEN S anv T Sts. Nort, at # Aucriox.—On FRIDAY, the25th inst., 1 shall ell in front of the premises, at haif-past 6 0’elock p. * part of Lot No.3 im Square No. 417, ‘ing & front vo 8th street west of 2) feet, w. of 100 feet. between S and T streets’ no: the im- yovements, which are a good t Ty Frame jor —— ing 4 good rooma, and a stableon the lot. A. GREEN, Auct. J.C. McGUIRE, Auctionser. SIVE aKee OF SOLID MAHOGA- N¥ Desks, ARM (HAIRS, Bookcases, CARPETS. C+ beng the Furniture 'n the od Hall of the House of Reprosentatives —On MONDAY MOR- NING, June 25th, at 1 o'clock, m the old House all, f shall to the highest bidder— 2158 lid Mahogany Writing Desks. of varioussizes, with drawers, first rate locks and brass feet, 390 Mahogany b: 2 oth covered Arm Chairs, sam: With mahogany Nabimen desk attached, About 1,500 yards Brussels C: Sy, and Worsted Dra- B: XTEXD Large quantity of Crimson Sil pery, Lot of iceporter’s Desks and Stands, High Chairs, jee i tgs wee eng eens, enees, 7 "I rs ‘ fewProaes cco es, Sofas, Clocks, Chairs, Terms cash in specie. By ovter of tag . C. ALLEN, Clerk of the House of Representatives, jem d : J.C. MeGUIRE, Anet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. TRUSTEES SALE.W—By virtue of a deed of trast from Ann Robertson, dated March 9th, 1852, we will offer at auc ion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the lith day of July next, at’ six o'clock p m., that part of Lut 21 of Old Gecrgetown belonging and assexsed to said Ann Robertson, {routing about sixty feet on the north side of Pros- pect sireet, had running back, of the same width, a bovt ninety nine feet to the north line of the en pre t, with the improvement: two-story Brick Ouse. ‘Lerms: One-third ofthe purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal instal- inents at six and Lwelve months, with interest, to be secured by deed of truct ‘Terms to be complied with iu one week af er sale or the property may he re old at ‘he risk and cost of the first pur af ler one Weda’s notice. ALTER 8. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQUE, Trusteces Georgetown Building Assocation, jea-Bwim BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucte. By BARNARD & BUCKEY YRUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue o! trust from John Lane, dated March 25, 185!, we will offer at auction on TUESDAY, the 13th day of July next, mite m., on the premires, the fo lowing lots et ground in Georgetown, viz: "The westera half part of jot No. 123 in Beattie & Haw- addition to Georgetown, frouting 19 feet on pond street and runaing back. of the same width to Wm. Ratrie’s part of said lot, improved by a Weick dwelling. Also. a part of-iots 12 and 129 of Georgetown. 8 deed o| . described as follows, viz: Beginning r of the with the strect 57 fect 4 sto the veyed by Richard Smith to W. RB, Oaborn, by deed ot March 23, 1342, thence north by and with said west line to the north boundary of sard Ic and 1.9, thence east with the north line of lot he 2 feet 10 im hes to the northeast corner ot sud lot, thence south with th iene of lot la Huch Caperton’s lot, ine of said Capertoa’s pe? ina stracght line to wing, With the mumprovements, two frame ie 8 of sale: One third of the purchase money @ paid in cash and the balanee in two equal in- ents at six and twelve moiths. with interpst, tobe secured. Terms ot sale to be comp! ith in one w-ek after sale, or the property may be resold ried one —. notice, at ths risk and cost of the rst purchaser. n WALTER 8. COX, : FERDINAND W. RISQUE, Gots Building Association. BARNARD & BUC + Aucts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. KUSTE ’ SALE.—By virtue of two deeds of trust from Wailiam R. Fowler, cated re- Trusts _je7-2awim spectively July 25, a1 51, we will offer at auction oa W e i4th day of mn the prenuses, at 5o’clock, p.m., 2 lot in Georgetown, being part tot 13 an d’s Addition, and part of lot 173 in Beall’s the whole described as fullows, viz: Be- the end of fifty-four feet, imensured west south line of Ofive street from its intersee- tion with Montgomery street, and running theree with said Olive street west seventy-two feet six inches to the northezst corner of lot 174 of Beall’s Addition, thence southerly with the west line said lot 175, filty six feet ten inches, thence ea- a line paralicl to Olive street, seventy-four feet passing throueh said lot 175 into said lot 13, thence ina straight line to the begining, with the nnprove- Wweats, Cousisting of several frame dwellings, of sale—oue-third of the purchase ¥ idin cash. tnd the balance in two equ: ents at four and eight m —_ with interest, in ured. ‘Terms of plied with m k after the sate, or the property will be re sold after veek’s notice, at the risk and cost of the first p ager. WALTER 8. CO FERDINAND ¥ Georgetown Buildins A BARNARD & BUCKE Auctioneer, authority of decrees of the District of Colum- euit Court for Priace George coun ed in & cause Where Tiiomas plaunants, and the widow, raters of John Brereton, deceased, are defendants, 1 wil’ sell at auction, to the bighest bdder.on the l4th July next, between the hours of 12 and | o'clock im the day, on'the prem ses, that benutiful parcel of land part of the tract eatted by.” Biadensburg,and about six mules from thee: y of Washington, and easily ae- cexsibie by the Bale ra raulrond, mining 185 acres or thereal being the ‘thern part of ranby,” and lying north of the maim county road, with the Dwe:ling nouse and other improvements thereon. ‘Terms: Ove fourth of the purchase money in cash, and the residue st 6. 12 and 18 moa! se cured by the purchaser's bonds, with sure ring interest from the cy of sale, and by a retained lien on the premises sold. Ifthe terms be not complied with within three diys from the day of sa'e, the property will be reso'd after fi lays’ notice in the National Intell cer and L:vening Star, at the cost and risk of the de- ‘apiting purchaser. itis ioterded. to divide the tract into parcels of rom ten to twelve acres each prior to the sale, +088 to atlord persons desirous of a healthy country resi- d withen a shert oe eee! of the eity, the op- por'usity of obtaining such. i A piat ofthe divisions will be exhibited at the sale? W. REDIN, Trustee. je 17-Staw&ds A. GREEN. Auet. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, &e Wl be offered at public sale, on the Wth day of June next, the valuable Estate of the Inte C Trustees je72.wim Talsterre, on the Rapidam River, in the County of é and sdjoming the Rapdam St ‘The Raiiroad — throw ation is ew bundred yards the house barn. Fars ituated in the beautiful and fertile valley of the Rapidam, of fers a rare opportunity Lo purchasers. tis ina ine state of cultivation, surrounded by good Farws, and a most desirable neigh ped. It conta Reres ot nd has on its large Dweiling- se, Stabie, and al necesancy out -houses, in go H. TALIAPEREO, A H. D. TALIAFERRO, § Admin’re, ma 4-eots: bt —E ABOVE SALE OF LAND IS Pe Bek ps e istday of July, when it wil ve sold on the premises by the undersigned a+ commussion- er, by virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Court of Gul - peper county, in the case of Mayo and wife others, against ‘Tatiafe-ro, Administrator, ard oth- en the following terme, to wit: So much of hise money as may be necessary to pay the the suit to this day and the expenses of sale to be ptid in cash; theresidue to be paid m three equal instalments of 6, 18 aad 3) with inter- est from the date, the p: ving bonds witn good security for eg ‘ vents, and the le to be retamed a# further seourity. Ai aie - Hi. D. TALIAF RO, Cont'r. R58 in 0 cote Culpeper ©. virtue from Richar: SS DAY, the Sth dey 6 o'clock p.m _. the Western par! Washington, fronting 3! fee E running back, of the sume width, 97 feet aud & ik back an ich, the improvements. ere of sale: One tuird of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the baiance intwe equa! in- stalments, at four and eight months, with interest. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in one week after sale, or the property may + drys at ~ nek ae first chaser. ai one week’s po’ e ——— WALTERS. COX, rt uildiny —" jon ee ORL & BARNARD. Ant, By E, 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown. RUSTEE’S SALE.—By authority ofa dead of + A.B. No. 115, 0 19, f. Wiel A. Waeashs Ann MW. arch. 186, recorded in Rachel Waugh, ‘auae, John Roxs and i 300. W. Godey fo, to the subseri- beri ‘will sell atauctio to ixhest bidder, on the 19th day of July next, between the hours of 4 and 5 the afternoon, in front of the premisrs, ail custaperses ‘ofthe partiesabove natued of and in that 1 of ground in Georgetown. D Which be- Fesonthe south ‘ine re barton od street ut tbe west corner of the brick building lately owned by Jobn Mountz, end running tuence with Bridge atreet west 17 feet, thence south % feet toa 5 feet aliey ronei ie Jefferson ame the: a ount: ro! * borinsiag. wath the Dwelling proveme Ne east 17 feet to se thence perth 90 feet to the house and other im te Scerene. es now in the occupation el ugh. i cash, and the residue af 53% and 18 rohaser to give his re bearing nI rest from th aay of res vebneete the property wil be s from the day of sale, & The Nation’ im) Luterla- after five days t ‘eyiting pur- the cost, ~ Trustee, pom eT RoW sea: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. The Steamer Cahawba, &c. Sika Cea, Jane 22 » frem Havana, which detained quarantine, bas been released ty the board of health, and sbe has, consequently arrived up to usiness is now very dull, the weather hot, leaving in large numbers for the and the citizens The health of the city up to this time has been watering places. The water in the Missiesippt bas commenced & falling, and it is thought the ‘reshet bas reached its greatest height. Masons of Virginia on a Visit. Bostow, June 23. —A del Masons from Richmond, Va evening, and are cuests of the ment of Knight Templars. To morrow there will be a grand procession through the principal streets and a visitto Bunker Hill. in the even- jog a vrand festival at Music Hall will be beld The Boston Encampment of Knight Will also visit Bristol, R. 1 » ©-merrow “ The Littles (ase. OCREStER,N YJ 2, tained to-day in the case of Mire Littioe, Three panels were exhausted before this was plished; and ® foli even. been formed had a ae eee arrived here this De Motay Eacamp- be accepted The Miners’ “Strike.* Cartonvacn, Pa, June 2 —The “strike”? of the operatives in the mines of the Delaware and Hodson Canal Company still continues, and it is has not been a tom of coal mined for the past three weeks Weather at New! Sr. Jouxs, N.F., June 22 ay, bat very cold for the season, ns continue favorable for the suc - cess of the Atiantic Tel 4 y peta ‘elegraph enterprise. Wind Baitimere Markets. Barimoze, June 24.—Flour is dulino sales rep rted Whe wt ix dull and unchanged; good to f me red 31'Sa'. 4 by iv te wood white $1 0681.12; do #1.15a$1.20. Corn is quiet, vellow 75a77« visions closed dull and unchenged. Whiskey is dull, and closed drooping et 22323. New York Markets. New Yor, June) 24 —Plow? heavy ; sales of 12,50" bbls; Staite (5 cents lower) at $3 20a3 85; Obio #4 55 4 65; Southern ®i 45284 75. W beat is lower; sales of 30,000 bushels; Wes'- = Ted @ $i (2al 03, white 1.10, Southern white H25e. Corn is firmer; soles 15,000 bushels; mixed at Thal yellow at 7s, white we Pork is dull; prime $13 25; mess nominally at . Lard ix dull at 103alle, Whisky dull, at x24 ee Financial. New Yor, June 24 —Stocks are higher gen- e ally Chicage and Rock Island 73; Cumberland Coal Co. 1934; Illinois Central bonds 85; Lacr. & Mil. 64: Michigan Southern 21%; New York Central 2; Penna. Coal Co. 74; Reading§M4& ; Mil and Miss 204. Missouri 6°s 57. Sterling exchange is firm at AUCTION SALES. NVIRTU OF TWO @) WRITS OF FIE ri tices issue lt frem the Clerk’s Office of the Cireu t Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of Wa hington.and to me directed, I shall expose to public sa‘e, for Caxn, in front of the Court House coor of said county, on TUESDAY, the 2th day of July, 1858, at 12 0’slock m.. the fol” oribed property. to wit: All defendants Haim, aod est to Lot N SL t James Grutehett. and cinls Nos. 346 and 338. to ia favor of Pairo & Nours: of Francis Whestiey. je 22-td By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTFES’ ee a, bag ae Bh J AY ‘atriol oo *. We wil offer at auction, on FRipaY. the 16th day of July next. at 60'clock -. on the premises, eastern half of the west half part of Lot 6, Square No. 149, in Washington, with tae improve- ments. consisting of & two story Frame Dweiling. Terms of saie: One-half linwe vo be paid in cash. and the resid 1aterest, te be secured. m Terms of sxie to be complied with in one week after sale, ur the property —7 be resold, after one Week's notice, at the r cost of the first pur- chaser. WALTER 38 COX. ‘ ND W, RISQUE, Trustees Georgete Building Associa: jo7 Mawim WALL BAKNARD, Auots. SOF TWO) W tanias, issued from the Clerk ‘ourt of the District of Colombia. Washington SDAY, the 20th dey the followimg de- ropety. to wit: All defendaut’s right litle, claim, and interest in and to al! those pieces of ground and premises situated and tying in the City of Washington, D. C., and known as subdivision M and N of Lot No, 4,in Square Ne. 574 of end © a os have been iaid out for the tr wo Kalroad thereof duly recorded, the afroat of 50 feet i*; mohes street, and averaguig $2 feet west, and containing 4,359 wertheast corner of said xq as the property of James C he. od te satiat Judicais Nos. Mand 2 arch term. 1257, m favor of Harm'ton & Cnin. ose of J, 'B: ; *"D. HOOVER fy was Marstal District Columbia, By WALL& BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue of a deed of t t from Joseph Dobson, dated July 12, we will offer at auction. on THURSDAY, the = of July next, at 6 o'clock p. m., onthe 12, in Squave 117, in Washington, wit! ents—a two story Frame Dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid mm cash, snd the residue in two equal in staiments at 6 and 12 months, interest, to be aecued by # deed of trust. Terms of sale to be complied with in ove week after sale, or the proper- ty will be resold at the Pe pane of the prst chaser, after one week's notice. Pe OES ALTER Sy COX . GERDINAND Ww. kisau ‘rustees Georgetown Buildi sROCIBLION. jor tawin WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, By BAKNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, (Wart & Barnarp, Washington.) way "SE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWNA pene On THURSDAY. Ist day of July, i858, 81 ‘clock p. m., in front t rem ises, we wi'l sell to the highest bidder. House and Lot oa Market Sones. (snut.) Seoatane feet eight ches sud running back 60 feet. avd iinmediatey north of the canal. Ths is one of the best business jocations in the te a, Saving the. cayenne ghee A and mal t ie, aud ollers gren' memerie cue desirous of extemg into mercantile ofthe purchase money qu! instal ments of 0 the purctaser wiil be r bearing mmerest from the . jay of ealc. dy deed will be given, and the deferred payments secured by a deed of trust on the premiage. ovayanciug at the cost of the purchaser, If the terms of saie are not complied with within S cays after the sale, the property will be resold. upon 6 ‘nays’ notice, at tke expense of the defaulting pur-haser. erfect title will be wade. - A poriset BARNARD & BUCKEY, A je 22-dts Georeto' ARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. moe SALE.—By virtue of a deed of Jonn H. Waters, dated June 10, 18s€, we will offer at auction, on TUESDAY , the 13th ony of July next at 552 o’clook p.m.,un the premises. paris of Lots 74 and 75 of O'd Georgetown, bounde -s follows, viz: Begining at the end of 83 feet 11, aches pasured wexter.y onthe north line of Water street, from its intersection with High street and running thence, on said north line, west 42 feet 10, jes; thence north aud parsliel with High street to ot alley; thence with sald alley east to mter d.awn north and peralie! with High street begining, and thence with lane re- » the bes mung. Ter Oue-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal mn stalmenuts, xt 6 aud 12 months, with interest. to te sec*red. "Terme of axle te be complied with in on week sfter sale, or the property risk and cost of the arom 3. COX, vT Gonuwen belting tees Georgetown i jestawim BARNARD & BUC By J.C, MeGUIRE, auctioneer. {PLENDIDINVOICE oF SILVER PLATED SS Wage ar P.piic Avcriox—On F ey SVENTNG, Suse 29th. at 4o’ciack. on the secon: asks homes oud rated maculucturer in P' EL Comprim rin and stylet of Toaand Cotfee Sets, Urns, Kettles. . Waiters, Castors, Joe Pine oyster. Chahnx and Butter Dishes, Cake faskets, Frait Stands. Card Reosivers. Jewel H Bouquet Hoide: e Champagne Loe! nt, Forks, Knives, Ao, The whole forming cne of the owet Bttractiv " er made in tins city. Goods ore new onexhinitzen. cum, a ‘arms: §40 under, cash: 0 that % ges of 9, 6), and 90 = a gg eats! nly On See nee: MeGUIRE. Anct be resold at the ut re vinted inden Bale! The ODA WATER AND HOCK, ha My of pure SODA WATER, Inv sved withthe digerent Frew Sirape, or one of HOCK, (a new article in thir o:ty.) cal at J.P. Millucn & "o's Drug Store, ander W silerd Hotel, where the best quality of the above beve- races wins be 5 0... Dre -~_ J.P. MILBURN & CO, Droggists, ie-eta Weinete Bose