Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Se it en Ee Tan Stan pusuisees ree Lists oF LETTERS REMAINING IN TRE WASHINGTON Cty Post Orrick UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN Tas FEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- ‘TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE Orrics. Its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS MORE THAN DOUBL® THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED is tae District or Cotumsia. Covxcit Bepset.—The meeting of the Coun- cil Monday night was business-like, and with- out any unnecessary discussion, the members Proceeded to work. ‘The first matter that attracted attention was an EXPLANATORY LETTER from Justice Wm. Thompson, in explanation of his course as a Magistrate, in the trial of Jobn Skiver, who was fined for certain viclations of law, and petitioned for a remission of the foes, and in the memorial used languaze retiect- ing upon the magistrate’s course. iustice Thompson denies that the petitioner led been convicted upon bis own testimony; or, that he ned been tried twice for the same cffence, end cited the evidence given on the trial. The titioner had styled the proceedings in the case strange ;"" the Justice stvies the petition itself tranger.’? Jt was filed with the papers in the case THR ASYLUMs’ PROPERTY. Mr. Jones, from the ways and means commit- eg, reported a bill exempting certain property of the Washington City and St. Vincent’s Or- phae Asyloms from taxation, upon which an in- teresting discussion ensued. * Jones stated that the property ocenpied by those justitutions were exempt by a ee lag g but certain tots belonging to them bai hitherto been exempted by «pecial acts. He was imfavor of refunding the taxes alieady due, and thouzht ft would be proper to pass the bill ex- empting them from those taxes But as to the propriety of passing the second section, which anticipates taxes in fature, be had serious doubts He moved to strike out that section. Mr Lioyd szid be was in favor of exempt’ ng su Property as is in actual use by the instita- tions, but not the city lots which had been pur- chased by them, or has been given them by lecrev, and are not used. He srid on one occa- sion he was called to look into this subject, aod examined the Collector’s books, and there dis- covered that property was assessed in the names of the asylums, whieh was properly owned vy private persons who were subject to taxes, and enght to bave paid them. It had also been said that money which tbe asylums bad obtained by legacy bad been invested in city property. Mr. Lloyd thougbt that the property used by all re- ligious and benevolent associations in the actual attainment of religious or benevolent objects ought to be exempt, but he was opposed to en- ricbing those institutions at the expense of the general weal. Mr. Wallace said that the proposition was to exempt property from taxation which was de- voted to the support and comfort of the Poor or- phan. Gentlemen objected to the exemption of that which had been purchased with the money of legacies. It did not matter bow the property was attained if itis devoted to that purpose God forbid he should vote against a bili to ex- empt it from taxation. As for the exemption of ebarch and other property, that was another question Mr. Lloyd said he was in favor of exempting churches, the asylum building and greceks at- tached, cemeteries, and like Property. bat not sfoperty purchased for investment The taxes tad rot been paid on this property; and, furtbe: persons have purchased projerty of these asy- uae. and, knowing that their titles are good, fail to record the deeds in order to escape the pay- inent of taxes; and so the property stands on the hooks asthe property ef the axyi . when, in fact, it is private property, subj-ct to taxation Mr. Wallace stated, oa the authority » that the taxes had been paid ¢ amendment of Mr. Jones was a; and the biil, as amended, passed. BOSCHKK’S MAPS. A Joint resolution authorizing the Mayor to Purchase twelve copies of Boschke’s map of Vasbirgton, to be distributed among those cities which had complimented the city with simila Presents, was reported by the ways aad meins committee. Mr. Lioyd said be saw no necessity for such #0 appropriation We bave no evidence that the Mayor desires it, and certainly if he thougbt such an appropriation proper, he would not fail fo let the Connecti know it. In the present em- barrassed condition of the city finances he thouskt such appropriations altogether improper. The resolution was rejected on its third re ading TRE MAY BILL A motion havin= been made by Mr. Jones to discharge the committee of conference on the bill to establish a Corporation hay scale and ap- point a new committes— Mr. Malloy sard he understood the commi on the part of the Aldermen bad reported at one time that they were refused a conference by the committee of this board ‘This was not the case Tne committee of this board had sought to per- form its duty faithfully; had endeavored to meet and consult with the commitice of the upper board; and when they did meet, to perfect such a bill as both boards would b- Willing te adopt, by yielding to the wishes of the Aldermen in some particulars, if they would do the «ame by this board in others. Bat the Aldermen's com- mittee stuck to the billas they had passed it, and would concede nothing. The consequence Was they decided to repoit to the respective boards that they ‘‘agreed to disagree.?? Mr. Castleman substantiated the statement of Mr. Mulley. A MOUS VOTE The claims co; lee reported a bill remittin: a fine for sbooti in the street. The case, as stated by the petitioner, Mr. James Mansti- dl, was as fullows: A neighbor owned a very ferce dog, which greatly annoyed the children, { e- quently a'tarking them. He had been warned to keep bis dog contined, which he refused to do Petitioner shot the dog, as be thought he ought to do in defence of bis children, thereby doing a service to the neighborhood. For firing in the streets he was fined, and under the cire stances, notwithstanding the violation of Jaw, be thought the Council would be justified in re- mittiog the fine for which be prayed. The peti tion was endorsed by several other citizens, who certified to the service Mr. Mansfield had done to the neighborhood. The Council, withent a dissenting voice, agreed to remit the fine; some even 80 ng so far as to desire the costs to be remitted also, though the petitioner did not asi it THE PROPOSED HACK Law was reported by the police committee and or- dered to be printed in bill form. It will prob ably come up at the next meeting. An oucline of its provisions bas already been given in the Star THE CENTRE MARKET BILL Mr. Jones said he bad given reason for mem- nittee on this that the rom- mittee are obliged to have ana! consultation, after which, the bill may be expecied at the next subsequent meeting THE RsILRVAD RESOLUTIONS Mr. Orme said be would like to know If cer- in resolutions passed in December, and pub- lished tm the Intelligencer of last Monday, had ever been before the District committee in Con- gress. Mr. Jones replied that the resolutions referred to Were not required tobe sent to the District committee But be would say to the ventleman that every Senator had seen a copy, for they were Isid upon the table of each Mr. Orme described a visit he made to the Sevate, and related what be saw there of the committee charged with the interests of the c ity before Congress, and concluded by saying that from the proceedings of the Senate, he judged if the resolutions were Known t> the Seastors, they appeared to bave no great weight t. Jones said he must correct his colleazne The resvlutions were not uselexx; on the contra- ry, they had great weiyht, and this will be maul- fest to the gentleman if he will Properly cous:der the action of Congress on the day referred This conversational discussion wis stopped by a return to the regular order of business A nomber cf relief bills were Passed during the Meeting; but no measure of general importance Was disposed of finally Swocxine Deatn.—About 7 o'clock last night, an old colored woman named Rachet Jones, who resided on Thirteenth street, between KE and I streets, came to ber death ta a most manner, She bad taken a candle and stairs to look for some article in a trunk, While stooping over it the bizz ca handkerchief about her neck, and in av the flames had enveloped her person living in the house ran to her late to reader any aid) The greatest ayony during ght, the vid woman died this morming at aneatiy hour, She was 09 years of age. ‘Tux Taxatax.—The play of “« The Czarina,”” Jast night, was performed with the usual ability of Miss Davenport and the company, and was daly appreciated by the audience The performance, to night, is the celebrated play of *-Camill-,” of which Miss Daveaport was the original im this couutry, aad of waich her version is said fo be different from that fre quently played to this country, presenting a sub- @ued and beautiful picture of woman's love and 10's balism Opera, with Piccolomint in yaced at the Theatre for Moaday and UB give thelr seventh grand tat Temperance Hall They trae at thew isst ba la stot hat it was unanimously agreed that they must keve another very svon, and this is it. A NeW Swinotz—Ax Avvaxtvax oF Hiex Constaste Frasxuin.—Mr. Edward C. Dyer is ® Prominent citizen of Washington, D.C. He is an extensive dealer in cigars and tobacco, and has business connections in Cuba which give bim a wide acquainta: ui the island of cheroots and broad-brim tiles. Mr Dver bas a brother, a ident of Cuba, who married a Cuban lady, and is so accustomed to the Queen of the Antilles as almost to come under the head of ‘‘half-Spanish > Mr. Dyer—Edward C. we now refer to—very frequently acts as guardian to young Cubans who come to this country, and often receives consignments of elder sons and El Dorados by the same vessel. As a matter of course, he is very kindly disposed to young Cu- bans in general, and not unfrequently aids them by his good offices when they are strangers. So much by way of preface. Onthe 13th inst ’ Mr. Dver’s bell pull was wrung by a good-lock- ing, swarthy yoone man, about 22 years of age, who very politely sent up bis card to Mr Dyer The card it quextion—it was sbown us—is quite unique. Upon it is neatly engraved an outline map of Cuba, in the centre of which is inscribed, “Vincente Daumy Gonzales.” Mr. Gonzales Was shown into Mr. Dyer's Parlor, when, after ttaking of refreshments, he opened out with is story. He stated that his father had sent him to Philadelphia to learn the trade of a machinist, to verify which statement he showed his hands, horny with manual labor. He bad become tired of the business, and wrote io his fathes fo: money to pay his expeases home. Instead of sending money, however, the *‘ten- de: parent’ had sent a case of se ars, thinking that these were less likely to miscarry thana draft, or its equivalent in doubloons. The young man was directed by his father to dispose of the sezars, and pay bis expenses out of the proceeds He exhibited a sample of the article, which were ist class plantation, and said that the case con- tained tea thousand ‘‘more of the same sort!” He offered to sell them to Mr. Dyer for $16 per thousand, which was their value in Cuba, less import and export duty and cost of transporta- ton Mr Dyer found, on further conversation with the yo man, that he really knew Cuba weil, knew many prominent citizens of Havana, spoke Spanish fluentiy, and appeared to be pre- cisely what he represented bimacif. “In ebort, the young man most effectually closed the optics of Mr. Dyer, who agreed to take the se€gars al the Price named. Anorder was given to Mr. Dyer’s porter to bring up the case from the depot. It was opened and the top layer of bundies was even betterthan the sample. The package was made up in palm leaf, precisely like the original ones, and Mr. Dyer very cheerfully paid over $160, taking Gon- zales’ receipt for tue money. A day or two afterward Mr. Dyer went to Bal- timore, when be mentioned toa fiiend in the trade that he had a case of first class plantations that he would sell less than their value. Friend said ~‘ao, you dont. I’ve bad my eyes opened iately, boux bt a case of plantations from a young Cuban that turned out to be Maryland aad Connecticut leaf, worth about three dollarsathousand.”” Mr Dyer allowed that his friend was green, and that he couldn't be caught in that way. Upon some further conversation, Mr. Dyer smelt a Tat, and as soon as he reached home overhauled the case vf segars. The result proved that the top layer Was a first-class article, while the remaini ind 9,50 were worth about three cents a grab. They were tied up in bundles, 23 segars only ina bun- eh the case falling $00 short of what it was sold or Mr. Dyer came onto thiscity on Sunday night. He yesterday called vpoa Messrs. Tobias & Co., who put him in commanication with Detective Franklin Detective Franglin allowed that hunt- ing for Mr. Goozales in Philadelpbia was like hunting for virtue in Paris. He +‘went abead,”’ however, and by certain manwuvres which we are not at liberty to revel, succeeded in tracing M+. Gonzales to a French boarding-house, at No. Spruce street. Officer Franklin represented himself as anxious to buy such segars, and, bya tof bull-doz perseverance in his object, was led to a successful result. He found ia the garret of the Premises in ques- tion about a furniture car load of © genuine ola plantation” segars, all put up in bundles of twenty-three each, ready for market. Goazales exhibited the process of manufacture, whieb convinced the officer and Mr. Dyer that there are mor tricks in the segar trade than many experts are aware of. Govzsles was taken before Alderman Beitler, an mmitted, in default of bail, for a further hearing —Phila Gazette. Tue Niuste® Sixprxcx.—The soundness of the prov that he who relies on the nimble sixpence, in the way of profits, rather than 0. a slow shi x, thrives best in the end, was never better illustrated than in the heavy business which KR. B. Hal! is now doing, in the dry goods live, on Seventh street No other Washington store ix more constantly crowded or more fre- queuted by « more valuable set of customers —the Pry as they go, and pay on demand folks, We taet there, not long since, a farmers wife from Loudoun ceunty, Va., who had traveled some a injies to procure at Hall's the usnal annual (Curstmas) supply ef dry goods for # Little household of fifty-five per ween believ- < (hat at no point nearer to her residence couia staple yoods so excellent, be purchased for as Lit- tle m ¥, cash down on the nail, as there, Serreme Covat —Yesterday, John Livings- ton, Esq , of New York, and John P Usher, f lodiana, e admitted attorneys and rs of this court 35 ‘The White Water Valley Canal Com- ; plaintiff's In error, vs. Henry Vallette. ‘The ument of this cause was concluded by Mr. ery for the plaintiffs in error. . 59. Nathaniel T. Edson, appellant, vs. A C Young. Appeal from the circuit court United States for the eastern district of Louisiana. This cause having been called, and no counsel appear- iny to arzue the same, it was ordered to be dis- missed with costs under the 59h rule of court Adjourned until Thursday. A Pitgovs Scene —Last evening, the wateb- men in charge of the central station discovered a female lying in the Centre Market miserably drunk, and with her was a little boy about three years of age, who said the woman was bis inother. The little boy tsa bright active little fellow, and when taken to the Huard-house with degreded parent, made himself quite at home, sleeping upen the settees in the tr ‘oom. The woman gave her name as Bridyet Curry, but this morning ‘alias Lee,’ was added in the mano- script Sne was committed to the workhouse, where ber child will be apt to receive better treatment from the benevolent Intendant than from bis degraded mother. FIGHT amoxe THE GuaKps —Last night, after the auxiliary guards and special police went to their beats, a fight occurred in the Fifth Ward between watchmen Kelly and McNemara. The beat to which Kelly is assigned for daty Is near the southern boundary of the city, McNemara ow Capitel Hill. The affair only lasted long enough to give Kelly’s eye the “appearance of baving been expungzed—the black Lines round it being quite perceptible. Also, to bring another person late trouble, James McCarty, who was held to bail for Court this morn og by Justice Jyan. We learn that an investigation of the aifvir will be bad by the Mayor to-day, when the otfending party will probably be dismissed. Reat Estate —Yesterday, A Green, auc- Honeer, sold lots 1S and 19, ia square 630, to Win. Redin, for 12 yc. per foot; lot 24, in same square, to Wm. Marshall, for Nye Bas foot; lot 25, in sume equare,to Win Redin, for Hye. per foc tot Li, ia square 358, to John Keithley for $595; lot 2, in square 463. to Wm. T. Glan for $1,475: 1 tG. In square 356, to J. P. West for $1600; lo K, in same square, to same for $460; lot A, in same square, to John H. Bird for 15X¥e per foot; lot E, same square to Jobn P. West ior Exe. per foot. ALMosT 4 Fir®.—About seven o'clock last night the people living in the neighborhood of Seven hand G streets, were alarmed by a big blaze which suddenly burst ont inthe show win- dow of a book store, kept by Mr. Huntress, near the corner of Seventh and G streets. In an in- stant the window and the entire interior seemed to be in a light blaze; but prompt action on tue part of the proprietor soon extinguished the Ques, which bad caught fom the upsetting or breaking of a fluid lamp among a quantity of valentines Damage slight. Recwanttes INsTALLAsion —Last night, the officers of George Washington Tent No 265, 1 © of R, were installed by D C.R. Charles W Mitchell, of Columbia District Tent. The following isa list of the otticers elect : J HoSmith,8; J Mis, c R ; James A Cooper, D Rj; W.W. Tucker, R'S; © OW Mitebell, Fo; J. Mills, T; W2R. Me ean, L.; Geo W. Kidwell. 1G ;) Samuel Tucker, OG: Jno. A. Laugvoidt, PGR. AN ALAkM —About o’clock this morning a great quantity of smoke and flame was seen issu- ing from one of the chimneys of the south front of the Post Office Department, which burned with such Intensity for a few minutes rs to lead to apprehensions (bat serious consequences would ensue. Jt was soon extinguished, however. Tux Lapigs of Wesley Chapel commence holdirg a Festival atthe Assembly Koems, Lovi- s.ana avenae, this evening. All we have to say at present is, that the ladies of Wesley Chapel Koow how to get up such things inthe most ai- tractive and satisfactory manner. Soirnsonian Lecruans —Prof. Caswell. of Brown University, gives bis third lecture ou Astronomy at the Smithsonian, to night—the lnaneh of tbe subject to be treated of belhg the dimensions of ee system, or the exteut of our knowledge of the planetary distances. oa In tne Cinevit Covar, the &tguments on Cither side in the case of Leiberman vs. Wilson ‘were closed yesterday evening just before the Court adjourned, and the case was given to the jury this morning. This morning, the ease of Hartley vs. The Trus- tees of the Mechanics’ Bank of Georgetown was taken ORs and the trial entered upon. Carlisle and Reddin for plaintitf, and Bradley, sen., and Mowberry for defendants. In this case action ix brought to recover from the bank the sum of S442. It seems that Hartley & Brother were merchants in Georgetown, and kept their account at the above bank; that all checks drawn on the bank were peculiar and remarkably uniform in appearance; that last year, sometime in the spring, Hartley’s brother and partner in business died, and Hartley still continued the business; that all checks drawn by him after the brother’ death were also peculiar in appearance, and dif- ferent from the signature of the firm; that one day Hartley got notice from the bank that bis sccount was overdrawn, and investigating the matter, a forged check for seven hundred dollars and Upwards was discovered by him to bave been paid by the cashier This check was made payable to Eldridge of Alexandria, or bearer and bore the signature of the firm, being da’ subsequent to the death of the brother and to the time when the new signature had been adopted by Hartley. The whole question involved in the trial is the genuineness of this check. A Peasant Party was given by Mrs. Led- yard last evening, at the residence of her father, Secretary Cass, where she presides as the lady of the household. It was attended by nearly all the ventlemen connected with f-reign leyations in Washington, the ladies of their families, and many other noted gentlemen and ladies. sojourn- ers and citizens. All were highly gratitied with their genial reception and entertainment by their hostess and her father, and not less by an in- spection of the fine collection of statuary, prin- cipally antique, with which General C's spa- cious parlors are graced Fin. —Tbis morning, about 3o’clock, fire was discovered in the drying house belonging to Mr. T. Potentini’s extensive confectionery establish- ment, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The drying house con- tained a la quaatity of articles used in the business, was constructed over the oven. The fire was fortunately extiovulshed before it could spread to the main building. The loss by the fire is about $600~insured. Opp Fevtows’ Hatt —The Russiar War f- lustrations continue to be attended by audiences as numerous and respectable as ever. This beau- tifal exhibition will be open every night this inte and to secure seats, we commend an early visit. IF you WANT a good, stout, serviceable wagon, ready made, or made to order, call on Charles C. Charles C. Anderson, Maryland Ayenue near Seventh street, Island. . Watcu Returns —Bridget Carry, alias Lee, drunk in the market; workhouse 90 days James Doogan, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3.15 James McCarty, assault and battery; se- curity for court. Twenty-seven lodgers were accommodated. Doctoxs do not disagree 1 nporied ia in ovses of dri "18m snd general debility, an Dr. Valentine Mott, of “ew York man, accord the palm of purity as bility to Char.es’ London Corcial Gin May be had in Washington of Ford & Brother, D. B.Cisrke,H Herman, J.B. W n, R.J. Kyron, Hami'ton & Leach. and others. Epm’p U. CHARLES. it to the efficrcy of pure i, rheuma- ity bere, with General Agent, 49 Broadway, New York. LameNTaBLE Svicrngs.—We seo thousinds in ouretrerts Gying by inckex, coughing themselves ito the grave, when Mra. M.N. Gardner s Indian f er’ und Hoarhound wou'd quiet jisease preying upon them. druggists. fe 2-lw Tue Roor or att Evi is the venom of dieeas> instilled to the eystem by early anuse, i. dulcence and excess of any kind, ‘This must bs erndioited from the system without delay; not a moment fe The pernicious use of mercury will I 3 BAY, it will injure rather than cure, Priesemar 1, 2. and 3is you: only chance—a perusni of the book * Human Frai r Physiological Re sovrchoa,”’ illustrated with lored engravings, will expiain everything. It will only cost you 2; cents, fe ba bad of Dr. Barrow, 157 Prince street, New York. Sent free of postage every where. ja 2 lawiw Optician axp OctList —Dr, WoLFson, 8th st, corner cf Pennsylvania avenue, continues to fur nigh ail requiring them with his celebrated Venezu- elean and Brazilian Crystal Specincles and Eye- giasres, which gained the highest prizs at the World’s Fair. Many thousands lave tried them, id ali approve them. No charge to his customers y consultations as aneculist. The reputation of 8 gasses to remedy near-aig iit sisht from the approach of age, or fi cataract, & ouret he lt may be found st al: ty Europe as w. the United States. His cuarges are extremely moderate. de t-iaw3m WEDDING UAK 2s, Very pretty and vert cheap, at the Philadelpina Confectionery, corner 12th and F streete. lee Cream and Water loee 33 cenix per suart. ja i7-tm* ati, o'clock, WM SANFORD, son of Thomax t aud Mary Garduer ‘The relatives and friends + {che family are invited to attend tho funeral from the residence, at 2 G street north, bj ton the 2d instant, after a short end panful iliness. CARRIE, the only daughter of Wi'iusm H. and Mary A. Mulls, seed 2 months and 2 days. he eyeis dim, loving eye, That *eamer fondly on us here, Seai’d up in death, the anxious sigh No more bedews it with a tenr. The friends of the family are requested to atterd the funara!.on Friday evening. at 3 o'clock, from her parente’ residencs on K street, between 2th and 27th. ® On the Ist instant, in the 28th year of hie age, T. SEABROOK KICHAR DSON, late of Baltimore, Md.; fortwo years past connected with the frens ury Depariment in this city. A!so, on the «ame d i SA’ KOOK, aged 2i months, only son of Anna M: and the late T. 8. Rich*rdso: —_—_—_—_—_—_—_———_ BOARDING. Se Bases AND ROOMS.—Board, with Rooms on the second floor, can be had at No. 458 }2th st. between 6 and H. ja 18 15°" ———_—_—— FOR RENT AND SALE. VOR RENT—A handsome FRAME HOUSE, containing 11 rooms, on l2th street, Island, near the Smithsonian, east side. between Bb and C sts. TO & good. prompt tenant the rent will below. It isa desirable residence. For tho key apply at /65, small one-story STORE. in same neigh- vitabie for meat, fe-d. shoe, or grooery. per annum. oO 2S ; Attorney a: W, 8th street, fe 2 st* near Pa, ave, oe ee he OR Rt NT—A very nest and comfortable 25s- iQ story HUUSE, with 8 rooms, wel small femuly, on ae eet a resn : “7 east side. ent moderate ton go« enant. session at oncs. J tS MAGUIR fe 1-3t" F and 9th atreata, ca RAW Mid Bil Ak eel wy TEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEA &* with Dwelling- House anu 5 Acres of Land, a! station on A.L and Hampshi e Railroad, (no completion.) Also. a Tract of , containing shows 270 cores, Snlaky be heeonne i Gre a the Saw Mull. aud lying 1mmediately.on - ne TAS. P.PORDY, Loe Herndon Post Office, ¢ airfax County, js6-Im Virginin. ne eneenen. /. UR SALE—Ata price less than its value, tne east half of Lot No 10, in Square No. 13, First Ward. It has a north front of do feet 9 inches, on G street, by 128 feet 834 inches deep, and eligibly situ- ated for a first-class dwelling-house. [t wi! pori- tive'y be sold below its vaiue. App'y immediately to POLLARD WEBB, No. 520(2d story) 7th st, jals 2 Ee VALUABLE FARM FOR 8A1.E-—Situated in Alexandria county, about 25g miles from Georgetown, st the intersection of the Georgetown and Little Fal's road oer ne of 102 aor In- quire on the premises, or of Z. KICHAK DS, corner lath and K streets, Washington, D.C. ja lo tf ——$—$—$—$—$—$—$— —— ——_ a a 4T—The three-story BRICK HOUSE ne taasn street, between E and F. Has bath- room oy sae, Rent $425. Inquireonthe premises no# t Uy VERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR ALE OR KRENT.—The House at Bailey's Cross Roads, 6 miles from Washington and 5 from Alex indria, at the intersection of the Farrfax and Middie ‘Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAILEY, Washington city, or inquire on the premises, no 5 eot! Beh eee (OR SALE—Two two story BRICK DWEL- 1D NG6-HOUS on West street, George- wn, between gate aad Congress streets. The ivoality is very desirabie on many aceounta, aes will be made very liberal Inamire of ‘T, M. lansou, Fire Insurance Axeut. No. 520 71h street, W hiogton, or of KB. B. Addison, Agent. Alexan- dria. Va. de 29 ott WELLING-HOUSE FOR REN T.—The 1 House of Mr. bliet, No. 288 H str, side, between 17th and lsth nage house, is for rent. Tiis ‘a? Ss lence + u 108- Apageeery T 1 be rented only for dwoiling-house of a private family. The rent will be 87 per annum, payable at such pei aa may be ae on, 8623 t! ET—ROOMS, (furnished,) with Board, im . po pe alee {treet Now 514, between 9th and "th streeta north, for ® gentleman and Indy, or two single gentiomen. t,) to whom ap; 48 D arent, the frogs: of the City of J. tion wu on G st, + (lal- street, runuing back oolt —The FKAME HOUSE Oita bere ened Sth atrocte and.) Lot fronte 35 ICCOLOMINI PHOTOGRAPHS, at 25 pent each, tthe Music Store of are OO a Oe METZEROTT By J. C. M¢6SUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Ceo Ok eed, AED AY a BHROPEAN February first, at half-past six at at the on out the invoice of ndon Books on our shelves, of Which P. &.~Purchasers at former eset will please.call for their aaah 9 evious to that time, fe 2-8 _ ©. MeGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, FURNITORE AND FF- ECTS OF AFA Ce rey XG FROM THE CiTy.—On SATU DAY JR NING. Feb. 5th. at 10 o'clock, in front of the uation Rooms. we shail sell the E J urniture and Fifects of a family removing from the city, comprising— Mahogany case Pianoforte, by Andre Stein, Stool and Cov Walrut Whainot, Mahogany Sofa, Arn and Parior Chairs, Caneand wood seat Chtirs, Lounee, Brussels, Three Py: and Ingrain Carpets, Single and double Iron Bedsteads, Eight superior Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pil- ‘8. Blankets. Comforts. and Spreads S ngle and doubie Cottage Bedsteade, Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Cooking and ether Stoves, fa veel = & general assortment of Kitchen Terms: and under cash; over that eum, a credit of 30 and 6) days, for notes satisinctorily e1 dorsed. bearing interest. _ JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO.., Auct. Ry J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. J)S SALE or BILLIARD TABLE, ATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 5th. at4 o'clock, under an execution against the goods and chattels of Jas. T. Lieyd, I shali sel!, at bis restavrant, corner of 7th and KE streets, one su- perior aid nearly new Billiard Table. ‘erms: One-third cash ; the residue in 6. and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- terest. WM. SELDEN, U. 8. Marsh Cc. fe2d J.C, McavIREa Con ee By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers, Steck ore wentefe shi PAN cy Goons, FURNITURE, &c., aT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY MOK NING, Sto instant, at 19 o'clock, ‘at the residence ann store of Mrs Goddard of lath and G streets, we will sel, the en We name in part— Sugars, 8, Coffee, Tobacco, Liquora,® pict Candlea, olasses, Staroh. Bac! ng, Wood Ware, Crockery and Gis Ware, Also. Dry and Fancy Goods, ith other articies, in variety, not here mentioned, 80 eho'd Furniture, as— ny Tabies, Chairs, Carpets. Bedstends. Rureaun, V Sideboard, Beds, Bedding, Mattr: 8, Looking-giaeses. Curtains, &o. &c. oy of wh-oh will be sold without reserve, for oish. WALL & BARNARD. Aucte,_ By A. GRE Austioneer. HREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE RvitpinG Lots on O10 AVENUE AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant, I shall se:l,in front of the premises, at 434 o'clock p. m.. three val - uable and desirable Kuilding Lots, known and des ignsted ax Lots C, Dand E, of the subdivision of orginal Lot No.1. in Square No. 257, each having & front of 6 feet 33-199 on Ohio avenue, and running bck about 50 feet to a 4-foot alley, between 13th and 13% streets west. ‘Lhe above sale offers fine opportunity to per- fons wishing toinvestin a handsome and rapidly imeproving section of the city. rhe terms of sale are: QOne-haif cash; balance in tweive and eighteen months, for notes bearing inte re: ecured by adeed oftrust upon the prem- A. GREEN, Anct, Ww 125 bags Kio Coffee, 80 Dags Java ard Maracaibo do., 1,00 New Hams, 1,000 Iba Bright Jowles. Just received and fur xale by ja 28 eos MURRAY & SEMMES. OMPLETS SUCCESS OF THE BOYS’ CLOTHING MANUFACTORY c oF 1. F, MUDD, 5 ty Sra Street, which has been rapidiy growing in favor With the hends of f.mil sand ail who take pieasure ip seeing their sons we | drexsed Mr. Mudd is acknowledged tobe ore of the most *uscaseful ont Having applied himself closely 10 his t inesshe may be found at his New Stor between Penn. avenue and D street, where be has been compelied to remove, his other room being too stuall for his increasing business, i. 2 eolw AND IMPROVE YOUR m MOUNT’S Consumptior maxicaliy on Coughs, Colds. Asth » and Consumption. In cases of coids one or two botties will effect a cure at 8 cost of 50 cents. Persons fiom all sections pave ordered different qnantities by express. [tis purely vege- tabie; Ababe can take it without injury. Having been restoréd to heaith by it herself, irom deep oon- sumption. she recommends it unhesitatingly to all. Deinye are dangerous. Make immediste application uf wish tobe saved. Appiy at No. S396 street between lith and 12th, or ats corer Peon, avenue and TU) street ; algo, at Culver’s, curver 2th street and Penn. averne. deasm SEWING MACHINES fone At KE. HUGHES'S Clotuine Stor, corner of {Sth streetand Penn avenze. This patent is just the thing for family use, It sews with two threads Aud imakes the double lock tight stitch. strong and durable, that will ot rip if every fourth stitch be out. Warranted as good in every respect as ine high price Machines, Cail and see it. ja 10-im 8, WATCHES, JEW CY GOODS. Ne CLOCK eae RY. FA euTi y GOLD CHAIN Destroyer, act ma, Bronchit « PORTEMONA IN BRAC “" Ns,. A JETS, E RINGS, WATCH and CLOCK MaA- TE aa a ‘good CLOCK for $1.50; good WATCHES for we essa ROBINSON'S, ja st im 349 Pa_av..oppo Browns’ Hote’. NOTHER NEW BOOK BY M SS BREM- A K—Father and Daughter, a Portraiture from the Life, by the author of “Fhe Neighbors,” &c.; price in paper #1; cloth $1.25, Afternoon of Unmarried Life, 1 volume, $1. s Etnel’s Love ae a novel, by Margaret J. M. lweat 1 volume. $l. Rose Warrington, a novel, by A. J. H. Duganne, 1 wajume 2 ere f ‘at st issu: and for sale . FRANKLIN PHILP, Bookseller—332 Pennsy!vanin avenue, ja3t between 9th and loth sta, N e ZAIN. j The Steamer GERGE PAGE will,on FRIDAY, ue 28th, Gongen her trips between the avove pisces. Leaving the foot of King street,! Alexandria, at the following hours: SK. 8, 10a. m , 12m, 2%, 4and 6 p.m, | eave Washington at 614.9, 11 a.m ,1 3,5. and 7 Passengers by the boa a tedious omnibus two mies, the inconvenience of being de = the draws, as weliasthe dangers of the Li idze. Fare from Ps. avenue to Alexandria 16% cents. Do d foot of 7th sireet iy D'S. corner of most beaut ful ver olfered in ths of the beautiful to pplied on rat p 1 ja: L Just roasives at Sake i d 1) streets. from Europe, sortinent of VALENTINE city = iF We invite the simire ealand examine, Tie trad terms. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION, _ PROF. JOHN KE. SCHEEL, Organist and ‘Teacher of “usic, continues give lessons to single pup: classes in Vocal or, Instrumental Music— Organ, Piano, Me- lodeon. &0. His terms are reasonable and acoom- modating,and his attentions assiduous. He will with pieasure refer ail interested to the best music:! re erences in Washington city as to the success of hig syatem of tesching and the progress made by bis numerous resident pupils. He oan be seen either by inquiry at the Music Depot, corner of Ith street and Penn. avenue, or at his residence, No. 54 Penn. avenue, near the Circle. ja 27-1m Scnecn OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. NEND + PRINCIPAL. Lessons in Architectural and Ornamental Design- ing, Engineering aud Mechaniea!l Drawing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from 7 to 9o’ciock, 1 the third story of Agenoy Biock, corner poy mab ‘arm: TT. J.D. HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, No 2 and 206 Penn. avenue, three : west Hed doen Hotel, — found. at all times, grestest vari of ail kinds of GAM OYSTERS of t choice kinds; also. the finest a crades of CHAMPAGNES, LIQUORS ard SE BARS. one rved at all hours of the day or night. m PENNY SAVED IS TWO PENCE A CLEARED CLOTHIERS PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE KEGULATING GAS LAMP. In emeane the above perfest Lamp to the subseriber wishes it distinetly under: th: the above iamp i perior to all others now in use, and, for enfety and economy, cannot be ed 5 pase: J more lightis given than with any other burner now in uses “bhere is nothing complicated in se bepress porn hag end a4 a aL erfectiy fe trom plosi = othe Coal “he Lamps now in use, itis ree emell or sinose. Qre invited to call and this ccaner ome at the store of A. Hat, 33 Pennsylvania avenue, Sole Agent for the city Washington. ENTS WANTED. State ann Count? Risuts ror Sate. N. B. Coal O1l Lamps, wi are now on band, And rendered useless hy the inferior artic e sent to market with the name of Cosi til, will be altered with the above burner at 8 smal! expense. Apply as above directed ae iw uy JEWELRY.— Just received, Eitves Gen id Mosaics, in rich vas, Cameo: jp etomaaciengie ee a. ‘SEM &N SW Pa ave. hat Sth and ‘ih noe le UpIN'’S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS doe sergeants aaron AUCTION SALE, TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. BEX F. eee a eyo S ‘A esa ial et noe eae New Oauea, iSoge MTT cantomed “Naf | RopE cet 'gc'g; Feb | —Toe ateameitp Ga. ae + one oF the Targest and best selected ever | bad ames ; aity, — spec’ Peer ‘amily and Pooner Bibles, Prayer Books, to march from r e Standard Pp. in antique birdings, beau- | the Liberaix wrilfally uiuat rd iltuminated, Dichanty Novela, 12 volumes, complete, Tyg Works four styles of binding, completein} New Onur. see bas arrived with Havana Feb 1—The Tennes- dates to the ¥6tb uit he ‘Are warranted ke. Be. Sugars were steady. Lard bad " perfect. Books : ad be. pa sale during the day at half publisher's pry ap at Sc. 'S) meen exchange was quoted Lacies add gent! amine the stock. nt” 8F8 invited to call and ex- Auction sale commencing at 7 clock Old Store. between lath po ith reek poas me Tas. C MoGUIRE Ree. Bey. F. Fe xcH Salesman. n= Br. WALL & BARNARD, Ai ENSIVE SALE OF FINE WATCHES, Saweray. Fancy Goons, &c., ben ke, the iay’s ave- son, De @ sets of Coral, Gar Mosaic Jeweiry ; Breastpivs, Municipal Election. Lascaster, Pa, Feb 1 —Tbe manicipal elec- tion to day has resnited in the election of Senden. ‘mocrat, for by Mujority. The vote wee home vote was heavy. satu Suffering of ve ger Rings, Lockets,'C . i "Ship's Crew. ke. &oe nee maine, Ponctls, = Hostox, Feb 1 —The British Bull bes A lot of Statione: sate, ue from Givraiter, baving been 9 days ont 101 '°. ut seF, OT sik weeks ‘i Ladies’ Cabis, "Booker Cutlery "Silver Pisted Der een’ YovaRe the crew had Ware, and a general variety of Fa Sale “a continue eve: felt WAL ney Goods, night antil all is sold. & BARNARD. Aucts. but one biscuit per meal. — Fire and Loss of Lite. Ry WALL & BARNARD, Anot Pirtsavunc, Feb. 1—The welling of a Mr sew ty MICH PLATED WARE, FINE hae ea die Rogers, bie wide, see Ny EWELKY, lvoay NDLED ; ogers. bis wi and three - m tHUMSDAY MORNING. at ooseet’ | dren, perished, SBS wife, - + ore a 353 Pa. ee south rowns’ Hotel, we will seii.a | te f rich and handeome Plated Tes Sets, Casto Cake ‘aod Froit Baskets, Waiters, Mugs, Chafing hee, &o. This ware is of fine quality and latest . Also. a large atook of fine Ivory-tandied Table Cutlery. oft e best quaiity. the t high state of Also, 4 larce aud elegant stock of Guid Jewelry. in sets and singis pieces; Chains, Lockets, &0, N v Also. an inves of fire Gold cased Hunting and lbs open faced Silver Duplex and Lepine Watches. The above described stock is of fine quailty. war | in specie. gus 4s represented, and of the newest and richest en. The psy sre especialiy invited to attend. ons: ‘Terms felts WALL & BARNARD, Auote. Whe By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. _ | ®81-35. “HASCERY SALE—By virtue ofa deoree of the Ciremit for the county oF Wachee wd District of Columbia Provisions made inthe cousect | Whisky is Wheatl.y and Walker etal. va. Walliain Celiua'a E heirs and administrator. i will offer blie auo- tion.en Faw IDAY, the 28th day at 438 o’clock p. m., onthe prem: seen, (1f,) in Squ ine improvements, ing. ‘Perms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash; the resiive in two equal pay- ments at 6 an® 12 months respectively; to bs seoured o Spnoves notes. The terms of s1!e must be oom piled with within one week after sale, otherwise the pes yoked mony be resold at the risk ana cost of the ret purchaser, after one week's pot on. e » CONE $5 75086 10 al 165. Cons dull; $13 50 R. w y COX, Taustee. ii Lane ' s is7-2awkds J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. I THE AROVE SALE is unavoidad! post ened unul WEDNESDAY APTERN ON, | lower ebruary 2d,same hour and pi Rock Island WALTE« 8, COX, Trustee. jawed ___J. C. MOGUIRE & Cd., Aucts._ BE WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. Te 'S SAL nois Central Southern I~ Coal Co, *34 STEL”’ OF PRAME HOUSE anD Lor at Avuction—On WEUNESDAY, 2d day of February next, at5 o’cloc! crenceet, we will sell. part of Lot } No. 501, fronting 12 feet on south L st 43g and 6th in front of the 16, in Square rect, between streets west, and running tack 84 feet 11 » uproved With awe story Frame Oweiling and back building. 6 ard 12 Terms: One-third cash: the residue in and secured by a deed of months, wich interest, trust on the property. T. T. DONN, Trustee. & BARNARD, 4 ucts. A. jal awkde WALI, By J.C. MoGUIRE & W.see PURSE AND . ; i Zz prising — any Sofa and Parlor Chairs, tup Centre Table, Whatnot, and Wo naire, Carpets, Cileloth and Matting, iedsteads, Bureaus, Washatonds, Torlet Seta. Looking-ginsse: Matrresses, Bolsters and Pill Cooking and other Stoves, Poxether with the usus! xssortment of Kitchen Re- quisites. ‘Torms: $25 and under, cash; over that eum.a credit of 60 ana 9) days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest = Javed 4. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., ARSHAL’S SALE OF SUP Mage. Fk ofan execut iy Maho Marb WITH PA uetiones . RIOK GRAY AGON. EXCELLENT BUG- 1aRD TABLE, &C.—By vir- u Against the goods and chattels of Jam +! shall sell, on SATURDAY MORNING, ruary Sth, at il o'clock. in front of the auction rooms of sas. C, McGuire & Co., the following property, viz: Superior Gray Mare,5 years old, well broke to har- ness and a fine traveler, For saie by Bartimore, Feb street and Obio $5 75 at is steady; white $1 50a$1.60; red_@1 39 Corn ts quiet ; W beat is dull and the market is changed; Southern Pork is buoyant ; Lard is firm at 12 yaltyc. ‘i New York Central SIX All the above have Thomo; Watch Spring Bustle, and are +tamped with cur name and trade mark, (the Crow: Review ef Government Treeps. LEAvENWwoatn, Feb. 1—A grand review or took —_ here to-dey. Showing a discipline. Sailing of a Steamer. Kk, Feb. 2—The steamer Eurepa sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool with $572,000 Baltimore Markets. 2.—Fiour is dull; Howard White 72a73c; yellow 72a75e. are dull with declining tendency better at 27k ade. New York Markets. New Yorx, Feb 2.—Flour is uiet but steady; State $5 2038535; Obio $6 Wu .40, Southern generally on- red $1 23281.35; white 8! mixed is held at S6c_; yellow 80a81 mess S17 75815 ; firm at 27 yazss. Financial. Nrw Vor, February 2 —Stocks are dull and U_S 5's seventy-four 24; Chicago and 5%; Cumberland Coal Co. 21; Ill! shares 66; do. bonés 81; Michig: Pean + Reading 45 4; Virginia 6's 96; Mie- sourl 6's #3 ICHARDSON WHI We having made Sam'l Beoon & Co. Agents for the sale of or RICHAR DSO WHISKY, do invite all who hve? ot u it to call on them, as it wili be im no othe: hands in this out jn 25- ews PNDLETON & RICHARDSON SKY. - H. THOMSON’'S NEW SKIRTS FOR 1859. THE INDESTRUCTIBLE DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT TENT EYELET FASTENING, MADE WITHOUT sEWINe, Universally pronounced * the most perfect Skirt ever made.” THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION. The tightest and most gracefai Skirt ever produced. THE PICCOLOMINT! By means of claspe—this beautiful and eoonom - cal garment can be taken to picces, washed, and put togetuer again at pleasure. c lebrated patent the pricotal retaile: every where. Ba H. THOMSON, ja3l tw 233 Broadway, New \ ork. Inearly new Express Wagon, - - 1 Leataer-top Buegy Wagon, but little used, EAD: READ" REA Di 1 set Singio arcess, i very superior Buliard Table, Terms | $3) and under cash: over that sum a crecit of 30.69, and %) days. for satiefactoriiy er- cursed notes, rest. , U. S. Marshal D.C. All fet-d JIRE & CO., Aucts. este By WAIL. & BARNARD, Auctionee RGULARK SALES OF HOR ES. Carriaces, HaRness, &c.—We have em pie Mr. Thomas Dowling to conduct the reeu- ar jes “of Horses, Carts. Harness. &e. evere TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, in front of our sore, corner of 9th street aud Pennsylvaninavenue. Al! persons hav- ing such to dispose of wouid do weil to send on those days. Special advertisements given when required. 3A 31_cotw WALL BARNARD, Au ts. by J.C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers N AR-HAL’s SAL OF VERY SUPERIOR 2¥E Ligvors, Wings ano Cigars —On M ORNLENG. first floor of th bruary 7th, at 10 o’cock. on the ©: 10m rooms of Jas. C. McGuue & Co., by virtue ofan execution against the goods and chattels of James T. Lioyd. I shall sell to the highest bidder, a large and valusble stock of liquors, Chutes, Palo and Dark Brandies, in demjohns and tremities other pur} dist ef. oasks, Superivr Old Rye Whiskey, in demjohns and bar- other of reis. could not, in HoJland Gir, Jamaica Spirits, your “Ind an Port, Sherry, Madeira aud Champagne Wines, Lor bem: pol gm Eyes neering ‘: Nm: under, cash; over sum, Son and 9) days. for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. WM. SELDE. fel-d _ J.C. Me6UIRE & C REEN Auctioneer. SALE OF PROVISIONS, BW &c , BY ORDER OF THE NAVY AGENT.—OuSAT- \, tie 12th of February, I shall «ell, in trout of my auction room, on the corner of 7th and D sts., at 10 o’elock a. m., the following goods, by crder of the Navy Agent, viz: <8 gure blue F.annel Drawers, 25'dy ibs. Bread, do. exiled, whon ify thi re = je mu affording reir per downhill of Ii = yon Soar jn2 k WALL & BARNARD Auety peste Sa OR HOUSE AND Lot | , For sale by at Pusiic Sate.—On THURSDA OON, 2%h instant, at 5 ook, x 3. T. Cissel, G 5 of Lot bered 626, fronting 12 feet 6 inc! chusctts ‘avenue, between F and G streets north. ICTION iate of U.S. 4 To Mre M Cox: An act of common j yourse fand the pubic mmpels me to bear in favor of your vaiuabie medicine, Vegetable Decoot »r.” I have been a severe sufferer for pearly thirty vears from Salt Rheum which hss assailed different periods, trom the armpits to the iower ex- confining me to my chamber and the house during the entire winter of 1254 All the aid l could ig from prac! ioners, Humeopa! emperi.al remedial agente, s0 ealied, tented to no pee than An oocasionol alleviation condition. Besides | have imbibed many en i f venous decoctions of —~p 9 Rar- do-~k, and other nausesti quide, wesd o* oi t nent. reo mmend pds < ny effi ctions, with but 8 his brethern, fran inveterate nature fiving you their names for roberate my statement, ter. oorner K street and Vermont avenu » Georgetown, PM. C.; and Alexanira. Va.; and Draggiete generally. sane THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE ON Recor, MRS. 2k INDIAN VEGETABLE DE- RIUMPHANT affiveted, rend the following oe-tifi - Leonard F railey,of Baitimore, and “3 CERTIF CATE. the * indian at he regu'er foonity, Botanic ists and the vee of various of my and frends created Fortunately for me, 1 was induced. atthe instance of agecileman of the reguiar facu'ty—at the very period | was ocnhined to on Cage pen emo | ~ | Aok: owledged they ene! the disease. to 1 ral jt Vegetavle Deovotion oh the > to enjoy my usual ie ear y inthe pring, 1 jast the oor on whioh | took nd myseif relieved from every tressing loathsome sfilictier, and erjoying s degree of genera! health and activi'y not ueualiy possere d by individusie at my time of life. being nearc7 yeura of age. I might nere refer to many personal frends Acquainted with my condition, who doubted the e!- ficacy of any medicine affording me pc rmanent relief im cunrequence of the many remedial agents, +o fale od, advanced ace, and the pane of She Sengleon: onl prefer to oor @ vou fully to eat val iner-duloue. oping that whilst you may be ivetrumenta! in ef to oth: fe er sufferers. through the eff - medicine, it may prove a a = uy to oompensate you, and rendc and pirasan' aud cousortabies frend and weil wisher, L. FRAILEY, No. 173 weat Favette street. hsries Stot ner of Pa. aven: fecbingtons BC eel Baek Jas. Entw: ma and about 65 feet, and improved with y ELEVENTH STREET tipo story Erame Dwelling, aa = ation 494 between Pa. avenuc and E sirest. 494 his sale offers an investment or the jeans —_ = 0d . NEW UPHOLSTERY. pe reaidue in 6 and 12] | Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &¢., upholstered, covered h it it, and a ol recovered. trust on the property. Shades, Window Curtains, Drapery, &., ont, THOS. C. DONN. Trustee. jn\0eokds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. made, and put up. and pat rome ped aot ote ee — o —, — Ha me DIT THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED uld wn gael om varnished, &o, wt. PEN DAY tee is eA same All work ly ae ay a CHEE” in 2i-2awts ALL & BAR Rv. Aucts. 494 lith street . AL’S SALE.—In vutue of a writ of M ‘seni tacsass iavned irons the Chests O@iee oF R PARTIES.” the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia, for 8 Will be furmehed to fam:- the county of a and sagen: kay ryan beet digs my or, - pects. il s Hy oi sent a: ne “ed Wine the Gity Ga in said county, nces to prepare dinner for them, at the medera: on SATURDAY , the lth day of Feb:uary, amencing All) o'clock & m., the Sud chatties,to wit, via: A lot ¢ Fane; jot Leather Baga, — c noes, Mus.c Boxes, Boxer: at aa Forks; | Adama’ Pystol and a aahak 108 ot Bincei tlver Kr ives, Forks aod Spoor e; Mi ver nu x; Gold and Silver Watenes; Prayer Books; lot of Gold Studs; large lot of Dnamond lot of Pearland Precioss tous Bracelets; lot ‘ot of Gold Rings; lot of bw lowing goccs eity for Loose de 15 e02m di s arceot $2 for his services, othe fata to avoid the trouble of marketing oan have the best the market aflords sent to their houses at cont prices. One or more dishes will be senttoany part of the who may desire 1 gurantee to farnieh & Letter dinner than any other establishment iu the ety, at & saving of 25 per vent. C. GAUTIER, 252 Pa. av. bet. 12th and 18th «+ of pokets; jot id Chains; lot Card wHN McKENNEY. H.N. LANSDALt. shea ang with many other rare and valuable J° : ARE yoo [vine tad 28 Househoid ns and levied upon as the property of Velnsure Buildings. ee Tie Lake, bizabeth A-Late,tmily Flaked [Forge ced ee Pe caasally ae ke, 8nd will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. — May term, \859 in f«vor of Jonn Purdy. . » SELDEN. Marsbsi fel-ts for the Distuict of Columbia — itor of Cole ti SzPaaLs toed from the Cian of awnt «f i issu: the Clerk’ joe of the Mier ‘Court of the District of Columbus Tor the county of Washington, dis eR. res <9 Im* éstein ‘sale. HE, in front Court howe’ door of suid com, on TUESDAY, tne 22d day of spt’ Bigs 1858, Bt [2 o’cioox wr deer, a . the following ty, to wit: A fendant’s interest in and to = of Lots Nos. @and e No. 3585, begin- Squar point or line on 34 ee. 1 fe-t north The m4 in 2. the, est comer of Lot No.9; therce south siong i invite 1 t 2 feet: thence hee ment evueht angen toed street 92 feet ton of whieh mare; thence this rest 92 feet to the line jaoe of bexinni Dg, together ¢ improvements thereon Upon as capes of George so dty 8! jos No. 77, to Issa, tn favor John Vin Beowits Morea jaa? te for the Distniet of et ae Los or Damage te * ire, ¥ m prompt oom 7 ‘NSDALP. N ig He pear D ND PRENCH 15S BROOKE'S ENGLIS# ane ‘aq M a ny ty ad AND ae — Pa, ave. corner es'ablishment will Fooeday, Febroaty int 188, DER —— IN SNY . STOVES. TIN, LORPEW AND Sa “1ROD