Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. i> Tuovex “Tux Stan” 16 PRivteD on THE FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE soUTH OF BaLti- MORE, ITS EDITION If SO LARGE AS TO REQUIRE IT To BE PUT TO PRES* AT AN KARLY HOUR; ADVER- TISEMENTS, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY TWELVx 0’cLOCK, M.; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NoT APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY. ————___ Norticz.— Distxict oy Cotumsia Apvzrtisz- MENTS TO BE INSERTED IN THE Battiworg Sun ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE StaR ovvics. Pesvnoapixation IN THE Penitentiary. —On Tuesday, 26th inst, about 10, a. yn. a prisoner named lyons, 2 workman in the shoe-shop of the penitentiary, moved bis bench. without permis. sion, to another part of the room, and on bein ordered tu yo back to his proper place, refused. He was ordered down, to be re} to the War- dea, and when confronted with that otiicer, swore that he would not sit where Le was before. He was told that be must obey orders; when he cursed the Warden, and, shaking his fist in his fare. repeated his refusal to obey. The Deputy Warden, Chas. P. Sengstack, jr., then canght hold of Lyons, when he wheeled about and dealt th officer a blow on the back of his head. One of the guar 6 named Mitchel, here caught hold of the d the Warden ran to the assistznce of ing hold of him and throwing him g which gave Lyons an advantage, which be embraced, of striking the Deputy an- heavy blow. which staggered him. The ew rap nay baa atthis ae two prisoners forw: assist the ty, eat bag held a in and whirling him pen me ot them, named Jos. Cunningham, r ity at the moment he arged the weapon. The ball took elfect in the eft side of Cunningham, inflicting a severe tosh wound. ieee Was surrounded and placed ta double fret or such punishment as the rules of the wey provide for refractory pris- ouers Richards was called in without deiay, in A peaiic Dor abgene bled letter of the Warden to the In- spectors shows the facts of the ease: Orrice U.S. Pexivestiary, D.C, April 27, 1559. Board of Inspectors—Gentlemen : Vt becomes my of an unfortunate affair ison yesterday morning. it is necessary for me state that since the days have become longer the task of the prisoners bas been increased one pair ef shoes. on account of which they have become dissatistied. and hove repeatedly threatened to be reveaged whenever an opportunity should offer. Yesterday morning, prisoner Lyons was ordered Imek to the Shue shop. He refused to go. I then ordered my sou to see that the order was obeyed: Whereupon Lyons made violent resistance, and k Lim several times. By this time a number isoners surrounded him, (the deputy,) and Lyons. supposing he had sufficient assistance, thrust his hand in Lis bosom as though he would draw a knife. Seeing this, my son stepped back, drew his pistol,and commanded those around his to “stand back,” fired. Unfortunately, just at this second, another Piisoner—Cunniagham— seeing Lyous’s actious, leaped at and grappled with him, and received the ball in his side, causing an ugly. but Lam glad to say that Dr. Richard does not consider it a dangerous wound. ‘This isa brief statement of the facts connected with the aifray. I saw the whole of it; and the course pursued by my son (the deputy) receives yeutireapprobation. Presuming, however, that you will give the case a thorough examination, which my son as well as myself respectfully court, | have the honor to be, gentlemen, your obedien servant. C. P. Senestack, Warden. The prisoner, Win. Lyons, is respectably con- nected, and was at one time a midshipman in the Navy. When convicted he was twenty-four years ofage. His crime was stealing a watch, and he was sentenced for four years. Shortly after he en- tered the Navy, he became very dissipated in every respect, and no donbt in a drunken spree he stole the watch for which he is now under sen- tence. Si the penitentiary his conduct has been extremely stubborn and unruly, generally leading to resistance by fighting, and he has been frequently in irens for insubordination. Tug Srreers oF tHe City, &c._—Through the courtesy of W. Forsyth, Esq., City Surveyor, we are enabled to farnish our readers with the follow- ing interesting and useful street data. The dis- tances are given 2s taken from the Surveyor’s memoranda, made for his own use and conveni- ence in the discharge of the duties of his office : ‘The length of Pennsylvania avenue from the west side of T'wenty-Sixth street west to the west side of Seventeenth street west is 1.752 and 42-100 feet. Do. from the east side of Fiftecnth street to the west side of First street, 6,375 and 3-10 feet. Length of Virginia avenue in the First Ward, 5,395 and 61-100 feet. Pennsylvania avenue from the centre of the cirele fn K street to the centre of the crossing at Sixteenth street, in their centres in the Presi- dent's Square, 4.228 feet 3¥ inches. Centre of New Hampshire avenue, from the circle in K Street. to the crossings of Massachusetts and Con- becticutavenues, in the centre of Nineteenth street, 3.217 feet. From the centre of K down Sixteenth street to the crossing of Pennsylvania avenue, in the President's Square, 1.719 feet 9 inchs From the centre of Twenty-Third street west, along K strert. to the centre of Sixteenth street, 3-62 feet 9 inches. Alopg Sixteenth from the ceutre of K to the centre of P street north, 2,591 the centre of Nineteenth to . aluag P street, 1.968 feet 3 luches. Connecticut avenue, from the centre of P Street to the centre of Sixteenth, in the Presid 3 Square, is 4.741 feet 9 inches. From c re of Nineteenth. along P, to centre of Fourteenth 265 feet 7 inches. From the centre of Nineteenth, along Massachusetts avenue, to centre of Sixteenth, ASS feet = Z the centre of the irele in Thirteenth street, s eeutres of Twenty-Third and Eighth strecta, along K. Bi feet. From the centre of North Capitol, i K. to the centre of Eighth street west, is 4.950 feet 4 inehes. From the centre of North Ca itol to the centre of Fifth street east. is 2.26% fee inches. Do. to the centre of Twelfth east, 5.35 feet 1W inches. From the centre of East Capitol, along the east side of North Capitol street, to the south side of Massachusetts avenue. 2,5 feet 4 iuches. Do. to the south side of F street, is 1.413 feet > inches The centres of Kast Capitol street and the Mall form a straight line due east and West. which is crossed by North and South Cap- itol streets at right angles, fu the centre of the Capitol. The centres of Pennsylvania, Connecti- eut, Vermont, aud New York avenues were de- ed to meet im the centre of the door of the north front of the President's Mansion. but by an pi Py setting out the streets. they are much vag Mireets and avenues of 100 feet have footways of 20 feet; those between 30 and 100 feet have foot- Ways of 17 feet; all less than “0 feet have 12 feet footways. Where the footway is 17 feet, the rE jection allowed for cellars. areas, &c., is 5 feet W bere less than 17 feet. steps, cellar doors, &c., uray project net than 5 feet, and the width of areas aay not exceed 4 feet. Tir follow! » the widths of streets cast of the Capitol : pitol street, 160 fect; Ist street, 110 feet: I2th street. 112 feet; Sth, sth, Lith, 17th, aud 20th streets are 100 fect each; 2d. 3d, 7th, Sth, d 25th streets are GW feet exch; lth, 16th, Isth. Pad. Zid i, aud 26th sireets are 30 alse, Half street east; 27th street is feet exch, 7U feet Mtreets west of the Capitol : 16th street, 160 feet; Titi street. Ht feetS imehes; 34.44, Mth, 15th, Heth, and Ith streets are M0 feet each; 6th, Sth, and “td streets are 100 feet each; Sth street. from F street to jal. i855 feet S inches; Ist. 2d, . th. Bist, 22d, an streets ar feet each: 7th, Mth, doth, reets are S35 feet each; Haif, 4th, and Sth streete are ~O0 feet each; 13 street is 70 feet Water street. from South Capitol to W street south, is 60 feet; elsewhere, c0 feet. Boundary street is ov feet wide. Dreavren Acctognt.—Last Sunday morning three children of Jacob Hoffman, who resides on N street, between Fourth and Fifth, were dread- fully scalded by the upsetting of a pan of hot wa- ter npon them. One, a girl, twelve years of age, was seated by the stove in which the pan was —— holding an infant six months Her prother, a little fellow about eight years oid. pass. ing round the stove struck the Laudle of the pan threw the scalding water over himself and the ethers. The infamt bas since died, and the others are in a critics! condition, the bey not expected to tive The porents are in very humble circum- stances. and the aid of the charitable would be well bestowed. Cexree Marxet.—The supply and demand ike inconsiderable this morning. The r, was fully equal to the damand, ssaut showers last night, which pre- tendance of country dealers, also the evented city patrows from approaching the mar- et | ‘The lay market was entirely deserted, and the other departments were very slimly attended. ‘Tne Isiaxy Forks havea time of it in getting to market this rainy weather. The side-walks leadiag ——— the Mall are in a condition retlect- ing anything but credit upon the Street Commis- siouers, or Whoever have them in charge The Seventh street pavement is particulariy bi and disjointed, Fe; fact the more dlegrecerth jeyros concerned in its mending, since a few hundred bricks would remedy the evil. Ix Atrxanpeta, night before last, the jewelry establishinent of Major George Duffey, on King street, was burglariously entered and robbed of jewelry and te the value of about $10, Tur Wasutnctox Graxastem.—< Mens sana in corpore sano **. @own Pennsylvania ®venne, your eye will be attracted by the word “Gymnasium,” painted conspicuously on the eastern side of a large three-story, cream-colond building. fronting on the reservation next to Cen- tre Market. The building is of a shape, on account of its peculiar situation—at the intersection of Louisiana avenue. Ninth and C sts, Passing round to the southern side, on Louisiana by a strircase to the third | GHORG Correspondence of The Star. - Gronerrown, April 28, 1859. The wind has been blowing a strong gale from northeast ever since early yesterday afternoon, at- tended by a heavy fall of rain last night and this morning. Strong fears are entertained that the Present heavy fall of water, added to the already Swollen state of the Potomac, will result in a more Story. ‘Entering the duce at the head of the stairs, | “tous freshet than any we have had for several a lively and interesting scene is presented to view: | Yeats past. The late freshet is far from having a large room (lighted with gas in the evening. ) | Subsided from this pari West of us, and we con- a —_ a cay = — for devel- i oe ~ Pega re at this time are of rather ioe r mg ralel cae Mingle taees Cec sation. An individual by the name of Uriah Ager, a na- ary and swinging), ro; ladders. dumb bells of | tive of fairfax county, Va.. bat for many years a all sizes, a spring ag weights. &c , &c. resident of our city, committed suicide at his resi- Seattered about amon ber of men and you! taume—red, white, and of every conceivable c. dresses to suit his own taste and convenience; and 80, from the modest man, who simply removes his hat and coat, to the more independent one in reg- ular --tights.’’ every yradation of dress may te observed. Here are doctors, Inwyers, merchants, clerks, and occasionally ba ei tomer Ras, or with youths and schoolboys, mingling in ithful recreation. The entire third story is tects gra by the Gym- nasium. Itis 100 feet in length by an average of 58 fect in width. and with a cei ing 14 feet in height, and numerous windows serve to light and ventilate the rooms. The machinery is made in tLe best stvle of workmanship, secure and neat, acd the hall is kept perfectly clean. In the back Ppt: is a large dressing-room, where every conve- nience for washing dr ssing will be found. In fact everything pertaining to a first class Gym- nasium is here provided The Gymnasium is su; by 80 or 100 members, who contribute inoderate sum of $i per ionth for this purpose. None are admitted to ui-mbership but grntl- men, , in every variety of cos nant pomaiteos jor and shape. Every one and the few rules posted in the room are well ob- served. A board of ottivers a @ e'ected aunually, (by the stockholders, of which tere are 20.) who carry into effect the views of the Association, and exercise general supervision over the plano a those who doubt th: utility of jadicior systematic exercise, we would say go to the ( nasium : ni witness the feats of strength and a sility at those who have availed themselves of the ad- vantages of this institution. Gymuastics are directly regulated by physiologi- cal chemical science, and certainly there is some pleasure in coutempiating the advantage of that confidence of mind which arises from a per- fect development of the body. The first American asium was commenced by Dr. Beck in 1825, Hi Shoes wal be seen a num-, | dence on Frederick street. by cutting his throat with a razor, yesterday evening about 7 o'clock. He had in former years been possessed of consid- erable property, but ti ‘h the too free use of ! = drink, and other misfortunes, be became | Considerably reduced in circumstances. It is sup- i that these misfortunes, yes dead with some umestic ditticulties, brought ubout a disordered state of the mind, which, being inflamed by con- tinued Indulgence in his old enemy, (drink,) de- throned his reason; and that while laboring under a ee of partial insanity. he commi the fatal deed. He had once before attempted the deed, but was detected by his family, and pre- vented. He was very respectably connected, "and for many years, before the fatal destroyer (strong Seger pom his enerzies, was an toganelee and enterprising man. Up to the time of. closing t is letter no inquest has been held, the heavy rain preventing it. | We have been asked where is the excitement upon the subject of annexation ta Washington. ‘Lhe only answer we have to give to the inquiry is that the friends and advocates of the measare do not desire to get up any great excitement upon the subject. “hey deem 11 a matter of too much im- rtance to be properly determined while the pub- ic mind is influenced by excitement. ‘Those having the matter in hand prefer rather to wait upon our citizens ai their houses aud places of bu- siness, and sub the matter to them for their acceptance or rejection in a calm, rational, and business-like manner. In a word. i be determined upon its own vested of every other consideration. we rather incline to the belief that the opponents of the measure have been, to use a military phrase, thrown completely hors du combat by recently having the few rational argumeuts, (viz: the re- inoval of the post olfice and custom-louse.) upon which they lave heretofore relied, completely at Northampton, Massachusetts ; since which they have been gradually adopted by nearly «ll of our colleges and large academic The Washington Gymnasium will repay a visi general thi Spectators ar » yet Persons in search of information will always re- ceive courteous treatment. Tus River —Anything like business along the river, as far ascan be seen, is entirely suspended by reason of the prevailing unfavorable weather The most discouraging accounts are received daily from the fishing grounds, and no prospect exists of an improvement. Gibson, of this city, who owns the laryest landing and fishes the lony- est seines, is sinking money every day, judging from the reports which arrive from ‘his shore. Yesterday his sloop arrived at Alexandria with the preceding days entire ee which amounted to but 484 shad and 10,000 herring. The shad brought prices ranning variously from $.7 to $22, and the herring from $11 to S15. At Riley's wharf the schooner Chesapeake, from Balt eis discharging fine lumber for Coyle. ‘The other wharves ure destitute of suipping. WE stRpprp into Maxwell's a day or two since with a friend who wished to purchase a mautilla for bis ‘ better half,’’ and was very agreeably surprised to find that they have added still another room to their mantilla department—second story —makinz three spacious rooms now devoted en- tirely to that branch of their trade; and these rooms have been fitted up at considerable expense, and in very good taste—indeed, they may be styled mautilla parlors. ‘They are now exhibiting an extensive assortment of imantillas, shawls, dusters, lace points, raglans. baruous, &c., &e., Where the most fastidious may be pleased. We advise the ladies to call and ‘see their elegant and varied stock, and secure # bargain. Tue Late Dr. Jouns or Battimorz.—tin the Fourth Presbyterian Church in this city, on Sun- day last, toward the clore ofthe services. the pas- tor, the Rev. Dr. J. C. Smith, made allusion to the recent decease of the Rev. Dr. Johns, of the Protestant C rh of Baltimore, repeating the words, © A great inan bas fallen in Israel,’ and in terms of tenderness ascribing to the honored dead that greatness the crowning glory of whiel is —— Dr. Jolns was once rector of the Trin- ty Church in this city, and tke memory of his labor and influence among us dwells as a pleasant thing in the hearts of many of our people. Viotatinc Market Reevtations.—The cus- tom of offering impure meats, &c., in our city markets has been almost put down, by the more rigid enforcement of the laws by the officers within a few years past. The first charge of selling im- — meat we know of in 1 ¥ months was made his morning against Conrad Soh}. te was ar- rested by Oilicer Harrover, and tuted bis trial for Saturday. He appears to be coutident of establish- ing bis innocence, and we Lope be tay; for the offence charged is of a serivus character. ‘The eharge agaiust him is, that he offered for sale the neat of a cow that was killed *-to prevent it from dying.” Lavies’ Festivar—We have been informed that the ladies are svon to be busily engaged in one of those delightful festivals whieh bave been held for the last two ycars for the benefit of the Young bristian Association. The heavy expenses st association in keeping up such large and convenient rooms, &¢., have to bem and the ladies are determined to raise $2,000 at this festival for that purpose. Odd Fellows’ Hall has been en- geal for the Jist of May; and Messrs. Bradley, nderwood, Morseli, Fox, Tucker, Magruder, Moore, and Rhee# are the committee of the asso- ciation to make all arrangements. & Jvaorn Dancerousty Int.—We hear that Paul Stevens, Esq , formerly a justice of the e for this county, is lying dangerously il! at the res idence of Mr. J. Whitney, on Fourteenth street. Mr. Stevens was a juror of the regular panel. and was excused from service on the late special panel on account of Lis feebleness and age. He is not expected to recover. No presox should buy a hat or cap for man, miss, or child, without first calling at Jas Y. Da- vis’s (late Todd & Co.’s) establishinent, Brown's Hotel Building. and examining his large and com- plete assortiwent of ail the new aud most desirable styles now in use. Waren Retugss.—Bridget Carrol, who but a few days ago wus sent to the workhouse, was found by the guards last night in a very drunk and disorderly condition. She was seat down for wodays. Eleven lodgers were acconunodated du- ring the night SEVERAL oF THE Opp FELLows who went from here to attend the great celebration in New York on Tuesday, have returned. They speak of their oa! teme and trestment by their brethren in New York iu the highest terms. Stickies’ Taiar- Teport of the trial aunphlet form, Price only 25 com Shillington has received a full tthe Hon. Dane! &, Sickles, in staining numerous ete . it Men's Dress Suits, Men's Business Swits, swept a from them by the assurance, from the highest authority, that neither of these ofliccs would be discontinued if the matter shall be con- saminated, Lots Nos. 161 and 162, with the improvements, reported in the Star of yesterday as having been sod by J.C. McGuire & Co., in our city, was purchased by Mr- John E. Cox, and not Mr. vans. —_ or ss GEURGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. ae ee eee A Resotvrios authorizing the repair of a part of High street Reselved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That there be, and is hereby, appropriated on: hundred dollars, or so much thereof a3 is neces sary, for the purpose of taking up and relaying the stone pavement on the eust side of High street, between Wrirst alley and the south flagging on Bridye street, and the Clerk is hereby directed to pay the same to the order of O. Z. Muncaster, who is hereby appointed Commissioner to super: intend said repair: Provided, the work shall not be done before the Ist April, 1359. Approved February 26, 1559. Ax ORpINaNcE providing for the reduction of the Funded Debt of the Corporation, and for other poses. Be tt ordained by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Councit of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the faith of this Corporation is hereby solemuly pledged to apply the following sums as soon as they are received by the Clerk of the Corporation to reduce the funded debt of the town: #40,(00 00——-Repair bonds Chesapeake and Ohio 1 Company. erred bonds do , do., 1,554 00— ander Ray's bond, 5,500 W—Expended by this Corporation on the U.S. Little Falls bridge, 19, 43—Funded for Metropolitan Railroad. Can 23,060 00—Pre' See. 2. Be it further ordained. That the Clerk of the Corporation is Lereby inst al to open an count against th Railroad, and ve it with the su 3 from Decem- of the report 8, and to place terest of that amount quarter yearly to the credit of the general fund out of the special tax for Metropolitan Railroad, levied according to the Provisions of au act of Congress entitled ** Anact authorizing the corporate authorities of George- town to impose additional taxes, and for other purposes.”” approved March 2, 1555. _ See. 3. And be tt further ordained, Thatafter the debt due the Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, in- curred for the use of the Metropolitan Railroad, shall have beew paid, then all over and above the interest on the sum recite 1 the second section ef this ordinance, which shall be reecived of the spe- al tax before named. shall be veueee to extin- h the principal sam of $19.66 +4 i GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. New PisH a 7 50 barrele A Ne of the Corporatior pproved Feb. RING AND ALEWIVES. r I new HERRIN ressly fur this market by our sll warranted to be strictly prime, daily expecting from Boston. Also. 3 barrels No.1 bright ALEWIVES, se- lect for our sales, aud warranted to give satis- faction, HARTLEY & BRE Ap Z-Wet 99 and TOL Water street. OR BOSTO. regular packet schooner Marietta Burr, Ira Nickers master. ng has arrived, and will commnenc vats a fc-ixi tor the xbove port to-morrow ( Thurs day.) Apply to . i HARTLEY & BROTHER, ap 27-16t 99 and 101 Water st. re LEWIS PAYNE, a HOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, = Begs leave to inform his ft 4 and the pablic generally that he has removed to the spacious Xales- rovin in Foxall’s Row, Bridge street, (formerly oc- cupid aa the Post Office, whore he will be ploased to sea all in want of good SHOES, Pricos to suit the times, Cail and satisfy yourselves. ap 2-lin W LEWIS PAYNE, HOLESALE BOO TAND SHOE DEALER, Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Tho attention of the trate ts respectfully called to my stock of Youths’, Me: d B CALFSKIN SHOFS, f all of my own maunfacture. My steck of PAT WORK isalso assorted tion, A large lot of COARSE SHOES ard BOOTS ceeatatee for servants) also on hand and constantly making. LEATHER «well worthy of atten- puntry merchauts and others in waut are oi nor icone meat No, 77 Bridge st. C. ap 2e-tf HE FAST AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER ANTELOPE, Capt. B. F. Watts, leaves Georgetown every 2 Tuesday, toes © i Saturday t7o’clock x. m., for Harper’s Ferry, e Harper's Ferry every Monday, F 6 o'clock a.m. Through | = eS apl2im* ME WHITE MERCER POTATOES.— at P ‘The undersigned have on hand a of prime White Mercer POTATOE ES, which will ba sold at reduced prices. Apply to ARNY & SHINN, No. 57 6 in stroot, Georgetown. mar 26 Fa RENT—The boiorss 3 BRICK BUILD ING, No. 84 Bridge street. formerly cooupeas se Arny’s Confectionery, and of late by C. C. Atz. smal! quantity Youris’ Dress Suits, hs? Be si outh s' jusiness Suits, Cutoren’s Dress Suits, Children’s School Suits. Noan Watxer & Co., Marble Halil Clothing Swre, Brown’s Hotel Building, would Feapect{ully announce that theirannual ¢. of Spring a: Summer Clothing rend nM) It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and uth’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs terial, trimming, and workmanship, ‘To thoss who study exeetience with economy, in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now otfsred for electing Tom the most ‘attractive stock of Ready-Made Clothing in thie city, '¥ re- duced prives. p 2a-hy C. C. C. C.—Coughs, Cuids, Consumption Cured by the tiniely uso of Mrs. M. N. Gardner's: Indian sam of Liverwort, the best and most etlectual Teuedial agent ever offered in ‘ulmenary Com- plaints. For sale everywhere. Sp Zl iw 4 No Famity Can afford to be without Mustang Liniment in their house. The many acewdonts wo liable to may render necessary any moment, and nothing 1s rlording such ® certain cure. (B2tract.) al the kettle from tho fire it caught and seal mts and peason very soversis—-one ha: ittoacrixp. “Phe torture was unbear- abli Wasanawful sight. * * the Mustang Li ae ‘Alesoat: ine healed raps ae count, ‘tn Broad street, F phia,” It is truly a wonderful article. any case of Swelling, Burns, Stuff J tions,or Rheumatism. For This property isin good order, having a large back building, ice house wad Stabling. altogether pos: sessing every opnveusence for s lass confeo- tionery establishment. Possession ately. Apply to ARNY & SHIN atri Ri immedi- » No. 57 Green mar 2 R.GOGGSW ELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT is for sale in Georgetown by S. T. Cissell, G. B. Baruard & Co., and J. W.Sothron. Thos: flicted with Inflainmatory diseases should give it a trial. the 8 in the advertisement in auother column. mar I7-tr NEW Goops et HE Subscribers would ivite the attention of | purchasers to therr desirable |ateewine Gail ries; witha, other HAN DK BROIDERIE PARAS HEGIEES GLO ES, MLTS, » HOSIERY, &c, Boys’ Wear of COTTON, V3; TABLE LINENS, TINGS, HEAVY DO: SSTICS. | With all other goods usual! | lected axsurtment of Dry Goods urchasers will find it tu their advantage to’ ex amine our stock, which will be offered at the low- ‘ket pri 5 oat nA KSE Pree TAY FIELD & BROWN, 19-Im No. 121 Bridge st., Georgeto: and EM found in a well-se- a. YANKEE SHAVING rush: #. Perfumery, omades, Lily White, &c., LAMMON be dispensed with. One dollar's weet of Mustang w. cart ere. Biod morning a large ie ad Hinebtnes Spain, and Fousnre | BYRCHERS, with the!acert inprovementot iE Beware of tmiiations, Sold iu all parts of the hab. | = M. W. GALT & BRO., iM Eanwes & Pant, Prop'rs, New York, | ap af ST *0r™ 354 Fa. Av. four tours west'of | Also, Lyon’s Celebrated Insect Powders, OES rr ams = ae ay Val OF NEW PARASOLS, Pn, Taonday, the 2 arent hy the Rev, Mr. and Ghiliea SPAR SOLS Ie bea RS ag rat, Al SALES. (For other Auction Sales see First Page.) lack Walnu' sewood Sot ritin, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE OF Exc i Ata &n extensive assortment of i hol gaitars, such as— Loun; y ud Fancy Chinn S s pring: aan Easy Chairs, ble, ks and oa Get he Screens, Ele; pass Eesehe Glass, Bnort French plate, 38 by 72 Sets of four Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, with fix ure Sots of Da uperior rus Crumb. mask, Moreen and Muslin Curtains, | Reo genital ed — Hearth Rugs, Ng ral; ot Balaton Batons Cacets 1an0 Forte, Sidoboards and Trays, top bi Foilet Sets, and Card Tabi ‘Mantel Ornaaients, Extenzion Dining abi teads, Wardrobes, Washstands and Superior Feather Beds, Shuck Mattresses, & Rook Easy Chairs, Hat Racks, nf 1 et fla — 8 Stove. ‘ramed Dessertan G Band Tea Fino Cut Glass Decanters, Dishes, Silver-plated Coffe With cle ‘Term: eradit of two ant four mont notes i bearing ap ly ‘Tumblers, Wines, Champagnes, &c., foe = nes Service, & . Castors, Cake Baskets, &c. variety of Table, Kitohon, and other arti- unnecessary to mention, is: All sums under , over $9. a ill he given, for satisfactorily endorsed, A. GREEN, Auct, sh mn all cases to be interest, 07 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until to-morrow, FRI- DAY, the 2th inst., same hour, when it will poxi- tively take place, witho: rd to weather. The furniture is of a fine q worthy the attentio 2s-1t fC. f By A. GREEN. Anctioneer, DMINISTRATOR’S SAL oe HAND- some Youxe Gray Horse —On the 3th o'clock tion Sto - URDAY, April, i259, | shail sell. in f the Auc- roof A. Green, No. 526 7th street, at 10 &.m.. % handsome young Iron or Japp Gray Hors, belonging to the vetate toon Ge Dapele tp Ba ton Key. Any pe: 1 Wishing to purchase a superior Horse will do to attend this sale. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance, a credit of 30 and 6) days, tho purchaser to give notes fi forred pormants satisfactorily endor: terest. WAL MAURY, Adm ap 23-d A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionvers. SOVERNMENT SALE OF FOUR SUPE. MORN Auction super avDLE Horses.—On SATURLAY ING, Apri! 30th, at 11 o'clock, in front of the 1 Rooms, wo > hall seil, without reserve— r Saddle Horses, with Saddlos and 4 vel Hrilies that have been used'on the Washington ir} A queduct. Terms cash, _Ap 28-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ OUSEHOLD anv AT May, I shall se! Esq., No 46 6th aud 7th streets, at 10 assortment of Furniture, Rosewood bles, By A. GRE Auctioneer, KITCHEN FURNITURE nm MONDAY, the 2d day of at the residence of E. K. Lundy, nuisisna ave. south side, between ‘clock a. m., an excellent ze Parlor Set, Marble-top aud other Ta- AtcTioN.—O) Giit frama French-plate Mirror and other Glasses, Mahogany Sofa. Wardrobe, and other Bureaus, Rocking Chaire, rocatelle, Lace, aud other Window’ Cur- tains, Higu Post, Cottage, and other Bodsteads, Wash- stands, Feather Rods, Bedding, bairand » Painted Wardrobes Rookease and € », Alot of of Terma: All sums under eradit a bearin, ing mu huck Mattresses, grain, Stair and other Carpets, . (riass aud other Crocac., Ware, Ratiater and other Stoves, itchen Requisites. 25. cash; over $25, a £6) and 9 days, for approved endorsed notes interest. A.GR The House is for reut; a ec building. Inquire on the premises. A. G. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. | UIL and run vided 11 ‘Terms liberal, and made Ap 22-00 DING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN AT —On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ath 5% o’clock, we will sell, in front of the No. 146, fronting 7 fet on the south tween Market and Frederick streets, ing back 14 fee itu Ewoor three I HAVE AUCTION DRY GOODS. Just recerved from the rh: — hia aue » » GLOVES, BS, deg which ‘will be ECIDED BARGAINS. dD EB Offer a very large stoek of the articles below- named as decided bargains— 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 real Linen Sheetings, of the stand- ard quality, xtra fine and Sees Xtra find Whi choive style eers Irish Linens, thick, medium, and thin, rders in Ireland, itks from narrow and medium up 8 Black Gauzeand other Flannels, iain Whits Cambries and Jaconets, Ss White Brilliants in all grades, v Plaid Nainsouks, Diapers. Towels, Napkins, Doy vast stock, in xreat profusion of We believe it iy well understood that we invari ably offer au of much usually he above classes of fabrics ul at lower prices thaw and all of ¢' better quality found in this mar! Our stock of all the standard staples fur general family wants is now thorough!y assorted, Extensive Dealers in all kinds of Dr} ap & 4t supplies trom the North and Kast datly. be payment in cash, id Cantal atewetiun, st prompt and careful on. PERRY & BROTHER, Goo antral Stores,” ontre Market, of the best class, wert building. oppo. I, dies Ap 25-6t BONNETS, YE Jnst received al H. EGAN 321 and 323 Pa. av., south side, bet. 6th and 7th sts. G*EX c much bac gee! to Chinese Ging: orted. singer aince it ap2t We havo just received ANTON UIN Cantey ERVED GINGER. GINGER, of e¢. hey are part of tha first lot that has as yet Lips received from that city boon opened to commeres. has boon open te a BURCHELL, corner 15th st.and Vermont avenue, NEW PATENT. NEW Parte tobaceo, rights and licenses wu tuplemt Au approved “e farmera and plan of its success will tell more fo tign or encomium of my own. tiflontes ma ent is ne ex perime: y text some of the moxt substantial rsof Maryland. The certificates it than any deserip- The Plow and cer be seen at Bartholuw’s Seed Store. on Tth street, sons wishing to purchase may in utre of me, or, Dr. Chas. G. Page, Patent Attorney, Vratth st. THOS. A. ROBERTSON, ap %lin 341 M street, Washington city. OLORED DRESS SILKS, good styles, Biack Stiks of the best makes and at the lowest TGCS, c Borvgo Robes, tnd Mazslins, jain and Figured Bereges, sawns inal! styles, With many other styles of Drese Goods, All of which will be sold very spear ry cash, p 8-1 ai rts 1,00 bbls. EASTERN HE 500 bbI To arrive, ang for sale by N. B. WILLIAM h xt , oppo. m Market. M. ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf, Alexandria, Va. .—The above Fish have been carefully se- lected by the subscriber himself, and are strictly A No. 1 article, ap 22- lw G4 een prepared all length and size. M. ELDRIDGE. LTs’ ITO D 2 VE AND Line WoOopD. Northwest corner 12th and C streets No. 587; foot of 17th ‘treet, below War Depart mant. mar 25-ly.r E QUINCEY’S NEW VOLUME-The Aver ger, a narrative, and other papers by the thor of Confessions of cents, Motherwell’s Poems, with a memoir of hi Eater, | vol. a Oprum vol.; 75 cents, For sale by ‘On hand—Furnace, Radiator, 6: COAL, which we are potions sell % the | KLIN PHILP, Booksoller, AN = 4 2 Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth sts AL! COAL '—COA te, and Cooking weet tates. T.J.& 5 aoeaee “NN. W. corner t2th and © ata,, No. 52 mar 25-1y,r Of 7th st., below War Depart. JOR SALE—A largo Herring’s Wilder Patent Fics acd Burglat Proof TRON BAPE, sure able for bankers and merchants duing a large busi- Ness. Juguire of M. SNYDER & SON, Baukers. WE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. I HAVE jast received another large assortment of WINDOW SHAD! {125 per cent less then the MATTING, FLOOR co tbe ke, Bp 23-9061" which Lean sel from 20 rives. a PicTURE TASSELS, ‘at very low prices, . F. CLARK. ie erect ko ha aiS 8 Vs al bel EAL hl THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW Pn URSDA the Steam A. G6 TEAM ENGI Avcrion.—On inst..at5o" J + April 28th, 1858, at 5 ain Li of the lap er I vel ce ith the tern: deed September 17th. 1357, recortied in Liber J be = | = ry records for the unl i thet dino ie eae Lot 9, in Square 1,000, with ‘erms cash, not P i after sale, Property to be cm rey ment oe oat of the purchaser, EDWARD E. MUD! ap 7-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Avet. By A. GREEN, A ANDSOME BUILDING LAND AVENU. es! 2 ried in Liber J. A'S Ni fhe yp A. oO. ON MARY- W Est at arc- EAXD Lith S: Tion—Oa THURSDAY, the 2tat stant, | shall gell;in front of the premisoa {5 o'clock p. in. Lota * and Q, in Machen’: isi ae Bot roan B foot 11K secken y The other Lots front 2 on Ith street < south C streetand Ma- ryland avenue. This pr r rty 18 considered Tost saluabie property on the Isiand, amd. the ene will be weil wees the attention of persons wishi to purchase a handsome building iteor mak mm | Investment. i Terms: One-fifth cash ; balance in 6, 12, 18, and 24 ths, for notes bearing interest from the day of A deed given and a deed oftrust taken. Title ndiaputabl “a A.GREEN, Auet. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ooneeetteltne mein iil THURSDAY ot tant. ‘and pl ee PP y GREEN, Avct. Ap 22. By A. oS. Auctioncer, OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Fuamitvrea Avction—On FRIDAY. the 29th instant, shell sell, at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, at 10 o'clock a. m.,at No. 541 H at. north, between 6th and 7th streets west, a good as sortment of fousehold Effects, consisting ol— Mahogany Sofas and Spring-seat Chairs, » Marble-top Centre and othor Tables, Do. Bedsteals, Bureaus aud Staxds, Cane and Woe hairs, Washstands, &c., Wilton, Brusse’ nd W ooren Carpets, Feather Beds Mattresses, and Bed« Oilcloth, Matting, and Rugs, Cooking, Parlor and Chamber Stoves, China, Glas. and Crockery Ware, Was a xood and general assortment of Kitehen sites. 0,8 Ali sums unter $3), cash; over Pand 6 ner notes satisfactorily en- bearing interes! d A. GREEN. Auct. By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctionoors. ERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- ¥, IMroveD EROPERTY AT Tze Commas. oF New ORK AVENUE AND LitH STREET yest.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April th, at 5% o’e ock, on the premises, we shall soll, to the high- est bidder, Lot No.6 and 7, in Davidson's subdivi- sion of Sqeare No 251 Lot 6 is tnproved by a sub- stantial and well-built two-story and basement Brick Dweiling-h vith brick back building, frontine £5 feet on New York avenue, between 1: and lath strects west, and running back to H street north. Also, Lot No. 7, fron*ing 47 feet 5 inches on New York aveune, and running back 157 feet 2 inches on Mth to H street north. property is situated in one of the most de- and healthy parts of the city, and. as the is without reserve, the opportunity should not be lost by persons who «desire to purchase either a residence or a valuabie building site. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12. 18, and 24 months, with interest, secured by a deed trust on the premises. apwd J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auete. iJ- IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE, at the same piace, we shail sell to close the estate, No.1, in Square No. 17, situated at the corner and 25th street west. Terms as above. ap 2-d J. Cc. McGUL & CO., Auct'r FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ATALOGU ALE OF LIBRARY or tue Tz P. Barton Key.—On TUESDAY EVE- NING. May Sd, at732 o’elock, at theauction rooms. we shall sell t rary of the Iate Pil. Barton Key, comprising a large and valuable collection of ine and } Te credit of dorsed, ap 25-< < 2 lot of Muitary Fquip- . superior Rifle, ee, ae. ” jogues of the Books may be obtained at the auction rooms one day r to the sale, ‘Terms: $3) aud uadercash; over that sum acredit of 3) and 6 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing Interest. W.A.MA J.C. M ¥, Adm IRE & CO. - BOT R. Auctioneer SALE OF SUPERIOR, HOUSEHOLD FUR- *) NizURE at Avcrios.—MONDAY MORNING May 2H. comm of 17th PF streets, opposite the Navy Depart- ment, all of his Household Furniture cousisting in part of, vi: Une superior Rosewood Parlor Suit, upholstered in groun and gold brocatelle, Walnut Etegere and Secreta Wailnutand M ry jshogany Parlor Tables, with mnrble t Rosewood Parlor Suit. upholstered in ‘ocatelle. tel Mirrors, Parlor, and Chamber Carpet ing, Mahozany Etegeres, Cottage Parlor Chairs, Kmbroiered Window Curtains aad Cornices, Rout Tables, at Glass aud Crockery Ware, Plated Castors. Brongi Tea Kettle, French China Dinn-r. Desert and ‘Fea Ware, ‘Table Cutlery and Table Furniture gererally, Walnut and Mahogans Dressing Bureaus, Marbi Wasi Walnut and M: Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites. &c. ‘Terms: $4) and under, cash ; over of 6 and 9 days, for approved endor ing interest. 4, a credit notes, bear- ap B-d Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., A neers. ERY VALUABLE, BUIL G LOTS.—By virtue of & of trust, the subseriber will, en EDNESDAY, April 3. offer for t pub frout of the preus at 532 0°c! auction, ‘* m., the following Lots of Ground ashington, mong the very istrictof Columbia, ich ar best building sites in the city, t Lote Nos. 4 aad 45, in Square 243, west side of I3th street, iront- ing each 24 1eot 6 laches, by 124 feet deep, contents 2940 feetcach, Said lots are in Davidson's subdi- vision of said square. Terms of sale: On will be required in hand idue in three equal paym: 18 months from the day o} which notes be req . : If the terms of sale are not complied with in three days from the day of sale, the subseriber reserves the right to sell the lot oc lots bought by the default- ing purchaser, at his or their risk, at such time, on ae and after such notice thereof as he may see Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, craigsa: MARBURY, Trustee. ap6-cokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. U77 TUE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TUESDAY Ak NOON, May loth, sane hour and place. urth of the purchase money day of sale: the res- at the end of 6, 12, and ie, with interest, for JOHN MARBURY, Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anet’rs. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. JALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTIN: oN 2isT AND 2p, BETWEEN NortTH M axp 3 STREETS, aT AuCTION.—On FRIDAY, the 2th in- stant, I shall selt, in front of the premises, at six o’eock p. m., Lots ap 25-eod G N 0.6 and 19, in Square No. 70 Lot No. 6 fronts on 22d street, — back to a 3 foot alley, and contains 9,745 square feet; Lot No, fronts 2ist street and New Hampshire avenue, Noses to a 3)-feet alley, and contains 13,963 we feet. “athe above property is handsomely located, and the sale will be well worthy the attention of persons wishing to make a good investment, Terms: One-third cash; balanes in 6, 12, and 18 months, the purchasers to Five notes for the deferred payments, bearing in'erest from day ot sale, A deed given and a deed of trust taken. [f the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms in five days after sale, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the first Purchaser, by giving three days’ me such resale, A. GREEN, Auct. By BARNAND & BUCKEY; Georgetown, RICK HOUSE AND LOT ON WATER 8r., GEoxGrTOWN. at AUcTION.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 7th May, at 5% o'clock, in front of the premises, ws wi'l sell,'a Lot of Ground on the north side cf Water street, east of and near the cor- ner of Congress and Water streets, fronting 16 feet 3¢ inches, running hack 125 feet t alley, un- eeved with atwo-stery Brick Dwelling. Sale positive, : One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 mane, with tutor Title parfect. A deed given ti on. “apists WAMNARD & BUCKEY. Acts, 3 Georgetown. & BUCKEY T SALE OF SHANTIFS, c., BELONGING TO THE w 1 ORDER OF Carr. M.C, News VAY, 4th May, we will sell, along the line of the Washington Aqueduct, the fol- ug-deseribed property, viz: 1 Shanty at Culvert No. 20, do, do, do. nty Stack, Tron, &e., at the buildmg for the “ain stone-cutting machine. a a large lot of Centeri ju The N and Forms distributed line, which will be sold in lots. le will cammence at 10 o'clock, at oot Georgetown, and bs conti and tha buildings to be ith: ified % “HARNAWD ® BUCKEY: Anction'rs._ ary od | FO GES ER Curls. Wigs eorner Filibuste: ing Design om Senora. Leavenwortn. April 27.—Agents bere and at its are cretly urg'ng cM igrati n towards , with the fev Si 5 view or form- souri river Baltimore Battimoex, April 28 no sales; holders Ohio. W beat closed very dull and white —— ay $1.74 for prime. ‘orn closed . no sales; white 7S5a?7c; yellow Sta8ie nom Provisions closed firm but active; bacon, sides, ask $6.25 for Howard 7 a0; mess pork $17.50. L closed dull. Whisky closed dull; Ohio 26e. New York Markets. New Yorx, April 28. —Flour closed heavy, Stas B05 i; Ono 86 Sane Oh; Southern 8% W beat clos-d with an advancing tendency; bal- demand an advance of 2ate Corn closed firm; Yellow 85ak7¢; white 80a+Ge Pork closed quiet; mess #16 SU; prime S13 Lard closed dull at 11,11 x. Whiskey closed dull at 25. Fimanctat. NewYour, A 28 —Stocks 4 ned’ Rock lnlaed $0; Thiet Content sees do. Londs 5%; Michigan Southern, 10%, New York Central 71%; Pennsylvania Coal ; Reading 51; Mil. aa Mise 543 Lt MRICH’S PHILADELPHI breor A LAGER BE) 10 Eleventh street, a Jerr doors above Farnham’s ae ‘The undorsiened respectfully announces that he hax accepted the Agency of LAGER BEER from J. & P. Baltz, from Philadelphia, and is prepared to furnish any quantity to the trade or pricate fam lies. “This Lager has had a reputation ast summer of being the best, and the understened ts satisfied that it will be this summer as good as any in the city. Any orders left as above will be attended to with mptnase and diepat we eee avery. Ap B-ec P. EMRICH. UK BUSINESS AND OUR TERMS, FRANKLIN & KROTHROC: 105, Connes NINTH AND_D STREETS, Are now in receipt of their SPRING comprising the largest, chen ful designs of Franc! PAPERHANGING Engii*h, oxkt to this oity. nis nested to r ¥ e- ‘old and Painted WINDOW SHADES, ranging in prices from @1 to $20 per ih PRHLADE HOLLANDS, of overy color, from $2 ‘ [ut CORNICE CURTAIN BANDS and ’ x NICE A PINS. We bave alsoa vory fine selection of the above goods, embracing entirely new designs. -. OUR TERMS. We will be happy to put up ina complete and workmanlike manner any of the a or the lowest po: rice for CASH, or on tl to PUNCTUAL oustomer: 17> Weask a tira. ap S2w McKENNEY & LANSDALE, F. AGENTS FoR THE a. 3 Y.—Cash capital and correspondents ~ Fe P' of o ly adjusted and promptly 7th street, near D. sp5 é. |. Office No. T (From the Baltimore Sun) HE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOP EDIA: 4 opular Dictionary of general know “. Bait ¥ George Ripley and Charles A. Dana. Volume V. New Yor J Appleton & Co. In acknowiedging the four preceding volumes of this valuable work we have spoken in the highest terms of ite hensive, scholarly, and serviceable charaeter. The present volume sustains in spirit, energy, research, and useful information the exalted character ol those which ave preoeded it, aud we commend the work without reservation to public appreciation as eminently worthy cf a pince—indved an indispensa bie acquisition—in every library. Amove the contributors to the New American Cyclo- pedia are Hon, Rdward Everett, Prot, Felton, of Harvard, M. Brown Sequard, of Paris, Ralph Waldo Emer son, Richard Haldret: nor, George 9. Hul Wm. Sim ary . ting, of Rochester Jassachuse k will be scription, 11 fifteen thick 8vo. volumes, at Sty 1¢, Aud completed by 1909. Volumes 4.11. Ld. ad V.are now ready, and the subsequent vol- umes will be issued about every three months, pay - abie on delivery. J. SHILLINGTON, Booksell Odeon Building, corner 4% street and P: > apa at i le Agent for Washineton c! ity. YOLUMBIA MARKET.—The undersigned have PRIME WHITE MERCER E >] 3 FI dipises And CARTER POTATOES. For sale cheap ap Is 2awsw MALLARD & DUVAL. 0 BUILDERS D OTHERS. COOKING RANGES, bs ph A) ATES and aii HOT'AIR FURNACES. rt alae imaareramescee / SKIRVING'S ‘© Maou! S. E. corner 1ith 520 Washington 267 Pa. Ap 18-aott St in FOR SAL ve =o SPRINGFIELD FAR formerly owned by C acres, 7 miles. tre Alexandria ; fr corn dairy ings, in first rate order Of 18 acres of choiee fruit 1u_great Variety + about 120 acres in grain and grass. Will be scid tonethe with crop, stock, « pein da divid to sutt purchasers. ral. “i ci V & LANSDALE, Insurance and Real Estate A ap ®-eolm 520 7th street Frizesoarp PRINTS. A variety of FRENCH PISEROARS, PAT “RNS, ranging in price from 2 cents to each, including some fine Oil Painted Landscapes, pal Seen ‘JOHN MARKRITER, 456 7th st..8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. TO BUILDERS. aE it rece: ml offer for eal at as- nr pte 56 kegs best AVALO: JUST OPENED, No. W: tonishingly reduced prices, N 150 dozen AXLE PULLIES, W. oa y e's; Sm dozen Bi NGES, al! sizes and ki Also. a large assortment of every vari- ety and style of LOCK that is . suitable to this trade. Together with pple other articles usual Store. We have d other honse in District, t» cash or punctual cus- tomers, and solicit a eo ee ——. - ae > in our prices before purchasing elsewhere, SRE SiBLEY & GUY, 322 Pa. av., ap 22-e0St between loth and llth streets. RPHAN®S’ COURT, Aprit !2ru, 1853, Oo District or CotumBia, = ASHINGTON COUNTY—fo wr In the case of John — a *) Josep te, deceased, executor aforesaid, bas, with = approbation of the Orphu Court of Washing - ton county aforesaid, appoiuted SATURDAY, tue Tth dav ‘of May next, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, of the assests in baud, so farasthe same bas beea collected and turned into money; when and where i the crediters and heirs of «nid deceased are no- tfied to attend (at the Orphaas’ Courtof Washing- ton county aforesaid) with their claims, properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali banefit of said deceased's estate, provided acopy of this order he published once a wok for thrae weeks ip ine Evening Star, previous to the said 7th day of May neat. = True eopy—Test : ED. N. ROACH 5, ap ts-lawsw R egister Wil a J.Q.C. LAMAR. c. Nt MoTT. J. L. aUTRY. LAnae: vestigate ne UTTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Hoiry Sraixc, Miss., i i he High Court of Errors and Ap- Beate irtiae doesnt Tahaan Mi vent eee Cowrd will attend to the Collection of C throughcut the North Mississippi. GIGS! GIGS" GIGS UST Received and for sale uoced prices Assortneut of Children’s GIGS = foc igre District, Alsn, TOY CARTS. AG? ONS, WHEELBARROWS, &o., &o., &e. We have ed largely to our assortment of Ww. — eee ‘and every other article 8 eepl necessary {OF SSIBLEY & GUY, 822 Pa. av. ap 22 between Ith and 1th sti 5 SPECIAL NOTICE. W: Would Caos our fientie and pub’ keep i ‘ssortment of COOKING STOV frccuplats, and we have determined 80 and we has er months. PROBES, ae eee prices now than nter. EY & GUY, hs oth and 11h ate. SOR SALE OR HIRE—A SERVANT Wo- OR SALE OR HIRE-A SER MAN. about 48 ate ofang. nu exonicst ook, . dee. 0 ators ins above duties. é ert Ray obtain» hargain. Address KUCH * PINDLE, Watiicnioe Bite or apel thie ool Pesan es Renee Guilare; Banos, Violins. 82.5 ees,