Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1859, Page 3

REDE LENE MMARBPPRPRPR LLL LLB ce __ LOCAL NEWS, - Councit. Bupext —Expecting the Monday night} session to be the last one of the present Councils, the lower board naturally enongh supposed that they wonld have little more to do than meet and adjourn, bet the tendency of eveuts soon made it apparent that at least one moremeeting was inevi- table. The hustncss was rapidly disposed of till iteame to a motion of Mr. Jones that when this beard adjenr: he till Tharsday, to receive the Mayor’s decision on the water bill, Mr_ Powell favored the proposition. He wanted the Mayor to express himself fully; but whether he vetoed the bill or not, he (Mr. P_) desired the peo- ple to pass upon this matter. Mr. Abert said unless the Mayor hinself desired the beards to meet on Thursday he should oppose the motion. He. too, desired the people to decide, and when the Dill is read be was satistied they would reject it Mr. Powell lied that be was willing to trust te the good seuse of the and feit perfectly sat: ed that upea « consideration of their own Lor those whe should come after them, interests. "1 that they would decide ta favor of the water bili. The motion of Mr. Jones waa rejected for want of a three-fourths vote—the vote being yeas is, nays 6. fn the course of the evening. Mr. Wallace in- quired of the chairman of the asylum committee Wat had become of the bill to protect the asylum against Ji, bining Mr. ‘Yurtou sud it wos in the bands of the com- Mittee. The Mayor had said that there was not moncy enough to do what was required, and the committee thought best to let it go over to the next Couneil Mr. Wallace asked permission of the board to make a few remarks. Tie setion of the commit- tee, in withholding this bill so tong, demanded coudemustion he committee had had it under consideration for weeks, during which repeated inquiries had been made in refereuce to it. The expectation was that it would bencted upon before the close of this Council, and {t seems extraordi- nary that itshould thus be withheld. It seemed to him that it was withheld te suit the purposes of the Mayor, whose tendency to go to great lengths to serve Lis favorites has been before noticed. The consistency of the Mayor has been spoken of by various members. but they overlook lis inconsis- eney. Sometinws he is urging and push! ures; e conde ures. bills he vetoed Was reported by his own request. The Mayor seems to think that to act with conunittee of the year. When improvements are and avenues which reaily need th money. He hits no money to repairs Yorn iuto rutsand gulleys. te the danger of life and b—one of the most impertant thorongh- fares of the city: be lcs none for the Fifth, Sev- enth. and other wards; but fur bis own neig hood,where bis property is, there is always in for repairs: aad for Fourteenth street—that nice drive. tiat level rond. where the men with the fast horses resort—there is money for it; but not one ceut when the poor wan and laboring man asks it. Mr. Wallace exhibited a little document con- tainiag the Mayor's veto messages and the first i Carlisle on the rights of the Mayor xe ly shad been given bis by a friend who stated that it was printed for circulation on on day. Vor what purpose? Why for no tpose than to crush those who dared to svetves. It is said that the Mayor will veto t ater bil. Let itcome—we kaow that he will never act with the Coanciis until be hos the pewer in his own hands to award the con- tracts as le pleases, and be (Mr. Wallace) for one would sit bere till doomsday before he would ve hiny that power. ‘The president had re- ked something about a cheat at the last meet- inz— Mr. Abert corrected Mr. W., saying the word used wos “trickery.” Mr. Wallace accepted the correction, and stated that he could see nothing of trickery in the bill. But if there was, it was there by suggestion of the Corporation Atloruey Dr. WwW Oppose saying that if any injury was doue t by storm or lightniag, the blame should rest with the Mayor and the com- mittee which refused to report this bill. Mr. Powell said. If there were any more vetoes, bring them on He understood they were all to be aimed at Lim. The thunders of wrath were to be hurled at his bes If so, let them bring on their vetoes. He wanted to carry all of thein before the people . Mr. Orme begged to correct the gentleman, so far as the improvement of the property in the Mayor's neighborhood was concerned. Ouly a little pateling bad been done. at a very small cost; and as to Fourteenth sirert. the tntimation that it Was for the use of blacklegs and vamblers is incor- rect Hr would do the Mayor justice. Mr. Wailace. Since the gentieman Is so w! to stand up for the Mayor, let him answer th c aseif: -> What has become of your resolution to the police foree?* Now is the time to right on the eve of the eieeti ‘The hot for reduction; thought the him come out paw with rodnee it niw. wd vo to his constituents THE SEVENTH Wak? WaRnKer. Mulley, from po rommmittee, reported Wilh the almost unanimous consent of the com- mittee. a bill for ereeting a market-house in the Seventh Ward Mr. Joues suid he was opposed to this bill at this time. ‘Khe question of a mark the Sev- ent: Ward would only serve to ercate issues in Demorrtic ranks. and he was oppused to stirring strife among political friends. Me Wilbon appealed to the Board as an act of justice ty the Seventh Ward. They had been lor rket, and had becn asking heir situation, population, and eireur Largued for a market at as carly a day s ~ and would the Bourd refase them thix Nite request. Mr. jones the Ward for om stances Le thought that he was doiny He did not know of any t in the Seventh Ward. He the bill was the result of the creditable energy of Mr. Liovd Mr Livyd said that, as a member of the Conn- cil, it was his duty, and aiso the duty of the gen- teman from the Second Ward. whenever he saw that bis constitaeats needed anything to go to Work for their relief. He mingled with his con- stituents; they teld bi i sented them to the C asked for He bad not seen the necessities of his neighbor: and sat down to do nothing until they shonid go about to get upa long petition for him to act upon. ‘The Mayor would net veto this bill, because in the objectionable feature it had been changed to correspond with the Attorney's opinion. He, how- ever. was willing to postpone Ul Thursday, in order to have a direct vote Mr. Mulloy said be bad a word to say to Jones of the Second Ward. who feared the np of issues in the Democratic said Mr. M.. “am a Democrat, Sir! “When I bad that bill in hand | considered the interests of that the of that oath } reported this to my friend from the Sec- per that oath and shape bis ! was postpoued till Thursday next THE CONCCRKENT RESOLUTION of the Aldermen, that when the board adjourns it shall be till ‘Thursday, was taken up. Upon this a desultory diseuss arose. Mr Abert said be understood it was the Mayor's desire that they should meet Me. Bol.rer said he had ealled upon the May. amd be was authorized to say that the Mayor not ask any such thi ir. Abert suid then he would oppose the reso- He was opposed to the Waier bill, ‘There asectivn im it ziviug the power to open the thete itccused The nestis a conutea- The bill takes fr the Mayor power’ tet to te take untess Le is proved to be wanting It also offers * strong temptrtion to meu of both bounds Mr. Lloyd said that the very argument of the eutlemau Was @ strony vue for the bill. He id pot adasit that theve was less integrity in ty-five gentlemen coustituting these boards the Mayor, He is but a man, and there is thirty per ceat. more probability of fufiemity bis case than there isin the two boards combined, If the awarding of contracts is given to the Mayor without restraint. he might give them to hi son: al friendsand yet bis five per withe best cLauce of exposure. Hu pro rd before the two boards, in are recorded and published. bidder will Lave the same thy cin could show hich the Mayor ¥ an inst. of false deatin of aesty Wors tenplicatedt. Mr Wat «tled the ease of the Washington pay hire Which am item ted been laserted by direction of the we whieh the comusitter bad wut possed epi sod inserted by the Corporation Alt yin © boned Wl Phe cane referred to was the item of the old t Herict whieh the coutractor was permitted to use | Me Je the bt that the gentleman, as one of Lt to be ashamed to make such a sta he wot to blame ? Me hla How could the comurittee pre- < after it had been doue without their knowl- ede Mr. Jones. I would have kept my eyes open and <eem it Mr. Wallace. Mr. Jones the Corym at Ob. yes! You are smart Aud then the gentleman implicated 4 Attorney —one of the purest men i$ that be iuserted it in the Mr. Wallace said he aid not want t a ww in bis mouth + uusettion wide by direction of the Mayor. Mr. Jones szaiw asked the ventleman to cite a port aad the Mayor of acity had been impli- te cal . Air. Lloyd elted the eases of the Mayor of Pitts- he yeutle- He bad said that burg and the M. +, OhIO. [We missed fe gape ee (ie malaee Mr. Avett. Oh! Le wes Know Nothing. — ¢ Mr. Lloyd said it made no difference. A tA inan, subject to all the m of human na- ture, no what party be is in. And the purity of thisone was at rey te that of those of the opposite party who had heen cited. After some farther debate, it wax vot.d to meet again on Thursday night by 1 ayes to 4 ays, Lick Matters —Bvfore Justice Williams.— Louixs Runnells was charged with disorderly con- duct tn the street and in her house. ‘The charge ‘Was not proven, however, it turning out that Lou- ssa was not to blame, but that her Lushand, Torn, Ruwnells, was in fault; so Tom was served with a eae whieh not or] attoniahed him, but led to is being compelled disgorge the amount of a fine and costs. J. Kaiser was tried for selling bread of light weight to a grocery storekeeper; fined $6.91. Warrants were issued agaiust Colonel J.T. Ran- dolph and his John, for an assanit and battery on a colored boy in ‘the employ of Dr. Borland ne cases were ruled for trial before Justice Hol- lingshead John Thomas Watts complained that Noney Naacy was Lowns had harbored lis servant boy. appeared. The boy stated that b Warranted, and left Watts beeuuse of bad treatment, and Naw took bim in. unconscious that he bad run away. The boy was delivered over to Watts | erga 3 that he would not live with h in, placed him in the eare of Mr. Hill,who was duly author- ized to keep him. Before Justice Thompson —David Manson was tried for py ie a stand in the market with & license, and tined 25 and costs. Before Justece Hollingshead —James 1. Ran- dolpl and John Randolph were yesterday tried on a charge of committing an assauit and battery on @ negro boy named Tow, in the employ of Mr. Andrew J. Borland. Mr. Borland stated, on bein: sworn, that he hed been away from home, pie. ot returning to his house found Lis wife in a state of great exeite- ment; and on inquiring the cause, she informed him that Mr. Randolph and his son had attacked the servant boy Tom, in the strect,and driven him into the house. ‘That they had followed him into the house, despite Ler reime ‘i ratried him to Mr. ise, Where they Lad beaten him dolpti's swith a heavy switch, On this information the witness had sworn out the warm@uts against the defendants. Dr. Bogan. on being sworn, testified that he saw the two Randuipis pursue the colored. boy into Borland’s bonse; and as they entered the door he thougat that be saw tue youny trike: ‘Tom with his fist. Directly they came out of the use, bringing ‘Tom with theui, and carried him inte Randolph's house. 5 iustice O Brieu testified that he saw Mr. Ran- dolph take ‘Tom into Lis back yard and into his Wood-house, where he struck tins several blows witha Be ee of rope, and then struck him a num- ber of blows with a switch; after a minute Dr. Borrows came ix and said something to Mr. Ran- dolph, after which Mr. R. struck the boy a few tines with « smaller switch; he then opened bis back gate and let him out; witness saw him hold the boys head between Lis knees while le whip- ped him with the large switch Mr. Boriand stated that be found the hoy very unwell, and he complained of his shouider and his side, Where he stated Mr. Randolph lad kicked bim while taking him through the house. Mr. Marcus Lane testitied in behalf of Mr. Ran- dotph, that he was dining at Mr. R.’s house at the time of the atfair, and a lady came to the win- dow and called. through it to thome in the house that the negro boy had got Mr. Rs little sou down in the street. and was beating him, and that they ought to run quick or the negro wonld kill him; Mr. R. and bis son John jumped up and ran out into the street, and witness saw then: bring the negro back with them, but didn’t see either of them strike him or commit any assault ou him, save to bring him along with them. obert Randolph testified that his father sent him across the street to bring a pitcher of water. and that while there he saw the boy Tom assault two little beggar boys, and went and told him not to touch them. The negro replied that he would strike him (witness.) and witness picked up a stone and threw it at Lim. He then clenched witness aud bad hin: down, aud witness called for his father tocome. After the bey was taken to his father’s yard, he wus struck across the lders with a small piece of clothes line, and twards with a little switch which was broken from a cherry tree. He was not kicked at all. The magistrate here dismissed tue case against John Randolph. and swore him as a witness. and he testified to the same state of facts as had been given by his brother. ‘The case against James J. Randolph was then dismissed. Mr. Horland stated that he should take the cases before the grand jury. as they had been dismissed without mining a material witness, (Dr. Bor- rows) who saw the whole transaction, and who. if escnt, would state that the youngest Randolph had begun the attack on the boy Tom by striking him over the bead with astone. He also Stated that he would test the question whe tis hed the right to rush insol utly inte muse and drag his servant out of it in that manner The magistrate suid he supposed that Mr. B knew best about t sch a qu tion was not up fe: vi Defore him i nothing further do He bind a nothing inthe evidence whieh bad been given to justify any other decision than that whieh had been given. any man Tur Goat Nutsance.—Very heavy complaints have lately Leen made to the police officers of this elty against the evil practice of sundry violators of the city ordinance forbidding, under a penalty, the keepiug of Ward. sng ity Halll informed us thet about ten days ago 2 gout trespasser vol entrance into her house, walked up stairs into a bed room, allied down the muslin window curtains, and Ete them to pieces. e sume goatish intruder afterwards walked into an outbuilding and de- voured nearly half a busiel of potatoes. On attempting to eject !: the goat immediately put tade, and wonld not ¢ premises. This goat, whiet bas 2 pair of formidable horns, and is weil known for his burting propensities, is said to be owned by some lady on English Mill itis probable that the ¢ as raised in the fam- ily, us it has very char ic proclivities, ex cfally in the pe cayable of vouring half a 3 meal, and not, apparently, satisiied with tha Curar Diy Goons.—As Perry & Brother, of Dry Goods Square, are preparing to move their estab- Hiskiment to the magnificent building now being erected for them at the corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, they offer their entire stock, y the largest and most varied ever to the Ped metropolis, at aetual cost, purchasers. We presume that a stock of dry goods suitable for every conceivable wait in their li of trade, superior to theirs. was never Lrought iuto a city of the population of Washing- tou; for it is notorious that while the planters and farmers of this vicinity resort to them for their supplies of coarse, Leavy staples, their sales rooms are also the fashionable resort of citizen and stran- ger ladies who are famed for good taste in dress- ing. Their offer to seli their k now, at actual cost. to prevent the necessity of movi! to their shed re. Will doubtless <r o ises thro jor weeks with ladies, w! that a pe saved is twopence made,” will be rone to avail themselves of the opportunity of aying ina full season's supply. at 40 or 40 “per centum fess prices than must be ctherwise paid for woods in their line. ‘Tue Book or Guapes —Yesterday, we were shown the new book of yraduations of the city, laid down by Nicholas King, Esq.. Capt. A.A Hamphreys, aud Randolph Coyle. Esq , and pre- pared by W. Forsyth, City Surveyor, for the use of the Coxporation The workuanship has been highly gpa yaaa oy competent judyes, aud the book will be a valuable ition to the advan- tages of the Corporation, enabling the Surveyor to ascertain ata moment the grade of any street or avenue. The bok is 2 feet 5 inches by 2 feet in size, handsomely aud substantially bound. The preparation of it is not incumbent on the Sur- Veyor. but has been undertaken by bim to supply the wants of the Corporation in this respect. It Will be subuiltted to the Boards for approval ‘Tur Lavigs’ strawberry festival now being held on Capitol Hili for the benefit of Waugh Chapel Will be open every evening this week Padies au rlock a walk ds will have an appor- iseworthy and benevo- ne time refreshing thems sles telous saucer of icecream and steawber- ries. tiking a louk at the blooming yitls of that section of our city, and listening te the perform Call and see 3; single admis Leow ovr For June ioyu!—It will be per- Tue Pretryan hast night, as many of our friends are aware, wus the night for the opening of the grand Union Festival. “Po tell onezhalf of what was there wonld require more time and Space than to enumerate the things that were not there; and, lest we should seem to extravagant in this assertion, we will name a few | OF the attractions whieh met our eves on enteri Ju the first place, the ladics are there, and a3 they are the swmmum bonum hominum we btsafely Test here; but 4s all our readers may not have the sane appreciation of the beautiful (in this form) us ourselves. we will add, for their beneiit, that | the decorations of the Hall per! ps Surpass any ‘thing of the kind ever seen in th is city, and are well worth the | veiach 5 admission—that is, a sight of the ladies. There isa table of substantials in the west end of the Hall—a most appropriate des- ignation, if we may judge by the acletential sup- port which it received during the evening. But the most unique feature ich we bave ever known to enter into an entertainment of this kind is the modest little sheet called the « Festival Gleauer,”’ issued nightly from the rooms. Its title is sutticiently suggestive without further comment on that point, except to add—what may not have suggested itself to our citizens—that there is a space devoted to the acknowled t of donations a pevery. kind, from a piano forte toa pound cake. ‘There is also a telegraph in full operation, whieh will cirealate news several hours aliead of Madam Rumor’s comparatively slow couch. ‘There is an- other attraction on the left of the door as you enter, which we are almost tempted to omit noticing. that our friends may enjoy a most agreeable sur- prise; but we must give you at least an intimation of it. in order to assure you that we were not so completely dazzled by the ladies as to overlook the most beautiful piece of handiwork in the room itis nothing less than a floral table, votten up with a taste peculiar to the ladies composing that com- mittee. (Vide the list.) Ife ould add much more, we are afraid that some People’s curiosity, which diminishes greatly when Hs requires any expense to yratify it, would be ‘satisfied. fore, we simply say to all, youn; Ladies’ Union Strawberry an Odd Fellows’ Hall, ——_ Loox Ovr for Mrs. Phillips, alias Mrs. Wilson, the woman with two children, who gocs round to boarding-houses, stays until she is ordered to leave, then parks ap ali her goods in her two carpet sacks. and wakes tracks long before day in the or when honest people are asicep. represents herself to be a French woman, bat her looks and brozuc prove her to be decktedly Irist Her two children (boy about 9, girl i0,) lave no names at all, She is a large woman generally Wears a white dress, wilia black mantiila, and carries a brown parasol. Her personal appearance 's hot remarkably p possessing, Consequently she always presents herself about twilight, so that she may not be recognised. Louk out for her, Levy Covrt.—The Levy Court held its regular monthly meeting at the City Hall, on Monday. Geo. W. Riggs, Esq.. was sworn in as President Among the business transacted during the ses- sion was that of appropriating £20 for the open- ing of a new road connecting the old Milk-honse road and the Broad Panels road. OF this road B. F. Stoart was appointed supervisor The court also M1 era S100 as counsel fees to James M. Carlisle, Fsq. A communication was received from Thomas C. Clemson, in relation to the propriety of laying out a new ivad from the 6th mile stone to the Dis. trict line. 1ts consideration was deferred. There- and eld, go to the Floral Festival at ComrroMisep. — Our fellow-citizens, of the Methodist Episcopal persuasion especially, will tejoice to learn that the long-standing ditticulty between the builder of the “Hunter Chapel, * located in Alexandria county, Virginia, iu this vicinity, and the old building committee, on one side, and the new building committee and the majority of the congregation on the other side, concerning the original contract for the work, has been amicably com omised, without a trial at law—a mode of settlement of dispntes alwaya to be deprecated, and never more than in the adjust- ment of differences in the affairs of religious Societies, A NEW BILL for the erection of a market house iu the Seventh Ward is now before the Board of Common Council, and has been reported favorabiy upon by the committee on police. It is framed in conformity with the Jast opinion given by the Corporation Attorney, and provides that the pro- posals for building be forwarded to the Presidents of the two Boards. It is believed that the lower Board will pass it on Thursday, (to-morrew,) and that the Board of Aldermen will put it through the same evening. Two Strawsegry Festivats. presided over by the prettiest and most agreeable kind of ladies. are now in full blast in the city, every ev: One is held at Carroll Place, First street eas! by the ladies of Waugh Chapel. for the benefit of the Chapel, and the other at Franklin Hall. corner of nd D streets. by the lady managers of the it Orphan Asylum, for the benefit of the ScxpayScnoor Excerstons To-morrow.—The Methodist Protestant Sunday School of the > avy Yard, the Dumbarton-street Methodist Epis- copal Sunday School of Georgetown, both vive their annual steambuat excursions to Fort Wash- ington, &e., to-morrow—the former per steamer dames Guy, and the latter per steamer Powhatan. A pleasant time is, we are certain, in store for both companies. For particulars see adverliscments. Tue Paetivat Gueaner.—We have received the first number of the “Festival Gleaner.” the organ of the Ladies’ Union Festival, now open every evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the benetit of the Young Men's Christian Association. {t contains many useful hints to visitors, and Ss Will be the first thing souyht after on the Hall. _—_— Ostorn’s Express, plying two or three times daily between this city, Alexandria, und George- town, continues to prove a great accommodation aw, and his charges moderate. He at the Star oflice. eps at Tuk Treasury Extenston have ascertained that the rumor atloat this morn- ing of a general discharge of the employes upon reasury extension, a8 no other foundation than the fact of the discharge yesterday of four of the bricklayers engaged upon the southern wing of the extension. IMPLOYESs —We Warcn Returns —The docket at the central guard-bouse exhibited no trials this mornin ‘The incessant howers liad the effect to prevent sequently the cells were empty. injury ti and wa Pa. treets, Washington. + Wugatter, Dyer. ‘THY WoRLD's orrNion must have ite due and proper course in its endorsoment of the wonderiu virtues of the ¢ wed Mrs. Gardner's Tndinn Bal. id Hoarhound, which cures and is doing giat’s counter, most of the preventive mate. Of cow habit, and every new settle poisonous drug and instructed quantities, I he would escape the Kvery hy contagious ei with the take it-in large Feverand Aque, use has its medicine chest filled with this tat. mud ae regular asthe hour comes so regular to they eulp itdow: yas though it y ul the season. pr. J, Hoste:- tor, © Good Samaritan of Pittsburgh, knowing the dreadful eil.ets of quinine upon the human syetem ken with so much indiseretion, has Bn red und which has in ail cases in which it has + proved @ speedy cure for Fever and Axue, and aff Other diseases Caused by the digestive orgaus. or sale by druggists and dealers generally,every- where, ma H-eoSt Werovine Cakes, ver tty and very cheap. Ice Croam aud Water leonal 8120 per ellen ee ce Bana hia Con nery, corner 12th aud F sts, aa 5- MARRIED, On the Sist of May, by the Re A -SPILMAN to Misa BL, RICE, otis of this city. eters. ‘athor Aiken, LABETHO Ae DIED, On the Sth of May, 1858, at the residence of her mother, t eurge’s county, Md. Miss EL. N WAR D, in the 2tst year of her age. 4 or several years preceding her demise, this esti- le young lady had been an intense but patient corer from aceident and disease. She was en ud te all who know her by those genial disposi * aud amiable qualitics whieh ador fea evived by reference to aw advertisement in the Star to-day, that the young Printers of this ¢ ity | have formed an “Arlington Association their intention to visit this delightful chosen spot around which clr So uriuy plews- aut and hallowed memories, on the 15th instant, and they anticipate a larve and select company on that occasion. A srautirer Bowver.—We understand that the President's yardener placed ona table of the F street Presbyterian charel Festival, two beaut! ful boquets, or rather pyramids of flowers, one of which is worth $%. Itis werth double the en- trance fee to see these boquets. » itis StRawsewry Festiva. IN Groncetown.— The ladies of the Presbyterian Couygreyation, Georgetown, commence holding a straw) fes- tival, this (Wednesday) evening, at Forrest Hall. See divertiermen dwell | 'y the charactor of woman, With he: mt wiktgl But er fon. aud tet) . ir swe rations ever tended. Siedied as he had vedoe ohiidor Gedy an hetr o! ven. boi for earth, she passed awa: So reuimnet leks aot aetna Bee i= Shared f einen } lytie, o1 ursday eveni Sint, | aber Sia ceiie finger are ee enine Ma Slat, | CONN n the 69th year of his age. | His frends and Uaintances are respectfully attend ral on ‘Thursday e " atsovclock- trom No. 183 Sharon : bf Br tof May, JO! FARRELL, a nativ of Vi snore, Comuty Waterford, frelundcin theta ernie ae @ respectfully invited The Criend, the family to attend his faneral Fi morrow A! nm, at 3 "oloek, his lage dence, corner of Nin Inia avenue and 2d street, fslande ba }tton, on SALES. . “IRE & CO.. t 4 DING Auctioneers. seeped ow the peed ERNGDN inex, ofLot No 19, i © No.1, r, SB feet on worth Tate teeweed treet», and runcing back 1:9 feet % 1 toa feet allay. This loti Coausitaly joonted for ~ private resi- » having e: nace facilities. and reat ca pie reservation iewill be sold en- AUCTION to suit par purth eesh: the residue in 6, 12 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, UF- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, i until THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June2h tanta bene ca ee, 2 FO MCGUIREN CO, Anctts, By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Atctionecrs. LARGE pa eens LOT AT THE oF AWARE VENUS AND NoRTH Staeer—On TAURSDAY NOON: May Sith, at i oe ay ARTE 2 shail sell, t "clock, on tho without reserve, a part Lot No. 5. in Sqnare No. 66. laware avenue, roull .< on nort street and Del square feet. This is belioved to be mont eligible lots for in that vicinity. iow of the certain exten: the Capitol rounds to this point, must becc y valuable. ‘he lot will ba sold entire or in lots to sult purcha. se-s. Title pe f ct. i Terms: One fourth cash ; the residue inG, 12, and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe * eta ma | J.C. MeGUIRE & CU., Aucts. IF THE ABO\ ESALEIS UNAVOIDAB ‘YY cater uatil TUESDAY EVENING. May 3 . 60’cloc J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. wa 2 _ 7" THE ABOVE SALE ts POSTPONED, in consequ snoe of the storm, unal FRIDAY AF. PERNCON, June 31, same hone and piace. jal J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Anets. Ry JAS C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctionzers. HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- vp Uxivrkoven REAL Extate.—By Cirevit Court of the Dis- askineton connt+, No. 1,426, in chancery, the subseriber will sell nt Publie Ane. uesday, the gist day of May, sx, at 58g o'clock p. m..on tie prewises, part of Lot No.5, in square 4.3, fronting teot 9 izeches on sth street went, betweor K and Letraets no th, by le feet deep, wit the buildings and improvements, con visting of two well built and ex orale two-story briok Sdwolling-heuses. The dwelling -housex aad ground attached thereto will be seld separately, The above p-operty 18 wlizib!y situated, aad offerea desirat ore ily to persons desiring a Hine, or to build ur inve.t. preseribed by said deeros: One= hw residue in, 12, and It months, the «day of cal secured by the With surety to be approved by j Upon the full payment of the purchase money and interest the trustee will convey the property to the purelasers in fee. Hf the terms sale are not complied witi the sale the praperty the terms of sale of whieh a not so complicd with will be resold, upon ons week notice. at the risk and axpense he purebase: All conveyancing at the oapoone of the purchasors. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee, mad-ookds J.C. MeGUIRE & CO,, Auct's. ij" THE ABOVE SALF i POSTPONED IN gensequenee of ths storm until TUESDAY AF- TERNOON, June tth, same hour an | place. CHAS. S. WALLACH, Trustee, C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auct’s. » Auctioneer. By A. GREE ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PRopeRTY oN Nowra K, BETWEEN Connecticut AVENCE Axo ISTH StReET West. av Avction.—On TUESDAY, the Slat instant, | sha'l zell, in front of the premises, at & o'clock p.m, the following described handsome property, viz: .ots Nos. i0 and 1. in Davidsou x eubdivision of Square No. 165, each lot having a front of 3) feet, running back 146 feet Il inches to a irty feet alley, 4 fiteen feet side alley between the lote. Oa Lot No. Wis a handsome two-story Frame House with brick basement, kitchen, and pump in the yard. Also, in the rear of the lot is a loug stable, sufficient for six‘horses aud three carriages Lot No, 11 1s vacant, but enclosed by a good fence. = ‘erms: One-third cash; balaueorn six and twelve months, for uotes baring interest fron day of sale, d en and a deed of trust taken A. GREEN, Auct. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED nati WEDNESDAY, thegth inst., samc hour and piace. wie 1d Je A, GREEN, Auot'r. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, iN ORTGAGE SALE OF 8E Boats, &c¢ , at Avction—On Wth instant, J stall seil, by sent of all the parties ng date the ROPES, RIDAY, th he anthority and con- ncerned in. A certain mort- a » &t the ro-ide treet east, between xo: streets. And at lo’ or cnmediai sale of the above. we stall sell. at Captain Wharf at the foot of south Capitol strevt, 1 and 2 flat bottom Buats, ‘Terma cash, _jel-co&ds A. GREEN, Auet. Auctioneer, E OF HOUSE AND LOT on 1itH Street East, Near tae Navy Yakb Brivek.—By virtue ofa deed of trast from Albin Schell and wifs, bearing dats on the 17th day of Sep- tember, 1857, and reeorded in Liber J.A.S., No. 142, folios 83, st seu, the subseriber will sell, at pubic on THURSDAY, the 23d day of June, 159, at clock p. m., onthe p is tN in Square ial) re 4) fact ween nd N docp to R tprovements, con ing «fathree story Frame Dwelling, with brick ent, (injured by fire,) stable, slaughter-house, &. Torms: One third cash; and balance in 6 and 12 mouths, with int-rest from day wale, secured by dead ix trost upon the property And’ if not compltod with i» 5days after the sale, the ‘Tructeo Teserves the right to resei! upon ona’ week's notes, at the tisk and exp nse of the defaulting pucchaser. All conveyane.ng atthe expense of the prrchaser, *OD. EDWARD EF. MUI ton. je l-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auet. SPECTACLES AND KYEGLAS ES.—Gold. SS Silver and fine Swe; SPE ae 3S. % c "Alto; Gold, Steel and Sholl EYEGLASSES, of every focu YA Ta ree assortment of the a>ove fitted up wite the fiueat pabble eyes. Sree sete se d to the selection of glasses to the eyes of wearer a een yee EST WW: GALT & BRO., Jewelers, 324 Pa. avenu _4 doors weet of Brown's He I Hae Jectt CRE oak: * Just received n fine Mace’s PATENT PORTABLE GAS GENE L PS, which are superior to any thin id yetinvented, I have fully tested it ane » be in every respect a substitute for eval as. Itean be <— re nes any gg at my store, Vo, 323 € alrect, between bth and 7th, epee J.W. MOR _ma 31st _ma3st-st___suceessor to Howell & it, WE, ARE MAKING PREPARATIONS ‘TO REMOVE TO OUR NEW STORE, PEN) w VSYLVANIA AVE. & NINTH STREET. 2 NOW OFFER OUR lla ENTIRE STOCK, OVER ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IERICAN FIRST-CLASS DRY Goon : pABSQRTED UN ALL DEPARTMENTS, ae re WILL Re ASKED LOST PRICE. M LL BE 4 e euelbaieane e's 3 PURCHASE Merchants, Far a mca: favorable pe at FIRST COST. ors will find this lod for securing their supplies # o'clock #. m., to 2p. to 7 Wea fopt this r i Flor inspection. Y & BROTHER, “CBNTRAL STORES,” osite Contre Marke ashingtou city, 1 S.— Wo wil add for the informaiion of our Vir ginia and Maryland triewds. tint we not only melude all our Stock of fine Goods iu the above oiler but all those snperior fabrics for servaute wear (sam iw uliarteour steck and Saving in cost, by see autumn aad winter ‘Tho salew under the red: commence June 1. ontinue daily until the whole stock ix Nw ee cue —< ee urpose to open our New Store with an en' stosk. 5 tua S1-6t} PL & BR. V E HAVE IN STORE A FULL SUPPLY OF all sizes Gauze Meri Gauzs Cotton Gauze Suk & uring tacir supplies ed tariff of charges, will Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers, hirtsand Drawers. rts, hirtsand Wrappers, en and Grass Drawers, Come Hose. os These goods range best that are manufactured or tin 13° Purebasing exelusivel do oifer indnecwents to eas can in this city. ua aw orted, , cash, we ean and Puyers that ne others S “i 360 Pa.av.. rown's Bub DANS, HOOP SKIRTS, Mc TO NE I ‘ AND PARASOL bay ar Ladies’ Super. Steel Extension Skirts lor St. 8 dozen Misses and Children’s Rxtonsion Stirts, ram 3% ents to Bl, s 100 Ladies’ black, green, and brown Parasols for 59 Misses’ and Children’s do,, from 75 cents to Ladies’ Guaze and Merino Vests, Suk and Gingham Umbrellas, 2) pieces super. [righ Linens, from 25 cents to $1, 20 dozen Palm-leaf and Linen Fans, 10 pieces white and yellow Mosquito Net. _ large sock of ‘sinple ae faney Dry Goods al- ioW prices for * eee eee ee Oe GEO. ALLEN, ma 3L-3t venue, near lth st. 's Stable, on Jackson OR SAL Hali Alicy, between one Te! and HORSES os of e a8, one CARKIAG HARNESS, and one: Summer CHARIOT. belonging to the nal es- tate of the iste Mra. Jacqueline S. Pendleton. For 1 0 sles y to J. W. WEBB, Adininistrator, ae a Fegna Gvonue, botwoon 436 and Gth tag AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTEK NUON 4 TOU-MORKOW. 3 ” By J. C. i : te Nossal CSAS etiaaye «| BY Telegraph to the Rvening star. INERDAY. APPERNOOR iano OR The Shere eheve Wesonees, ¢’dleok, on the premises, we shall sell, parts of Lot Cotrmsus, Ohio, May 3).—Tbe supreme court Nog Sant 4. in Square No. 3t7, fronting 2 feet on | of this State this morning delivered an opinion in north J, between Ith amd loth streets west, together of Bushnell and Row under with the revements. consisting of ® new S court of district for res- three-story rex se, with Fe. | Cuing slaves at Ober! The the fuss Urronshoutesshl eal wes bie ese vl prisone Cnstody of the US Marsbal Jus. tuder the pavement er weed arel erat iis ices Swan, Peck, and Scott sustained the consti- The house ts tutiouality it Salinas of the fugitive slave law, and Justices Head rg i ons ightfally | Brinkerhott and Stntit diesertea nt situate}, fronting ou a street, an avenue a pub- aati F lig res itapehatde. Non-Arrival of the #: One-third cash: the residue ingand 1 | Sackvitr, N B.. June ist, 9 a. m. ene whe Mterest, secured by a deed in trust on ma 2-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. H’ DSOME TWO-STORY AND ATTIC a game Hours Axo Lor ox ist Street, \ AVENUE, a oe iN. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, lat lone kr oe "clock, We Wi I,in front of the Imes, Square 247, fronting feet on strect west, running back 160 feet to an alley, and Wnproved a well-buritand nearly new tw: ‘story and atte standing the ot Bae Mgt, America has not yet poe ev Halifax. Retaceersa posed to be the America, was a French war steam- er. —— Overland Mail. Sr. Lovrs, June 1—The California overland mail of the 9th of May has arrived, but the news is generally unimportant. Basiness at San FPran- cisco was reviving. Sale of the Philade! ame Dwelling. having attached a go cellar, a Pwrapriemia, May ia pe the yad and aegee 7 ton) =~ nfthe most | Bank property, corner of ‘ourth and Chestuut sts , F 0 erty. old tee a 4 Pectin Onc an eath tie Haat in, 12, 19, | “Hd to-night, at 876,s00 24 months. deed given and deed of trust taken. res ete Alexandria Markets. ma% WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, ALEXANDRIA. June |.—-Plour—no sales By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. 1.65 cents," '*) NO Sales; red, sales on change at BRyuTiee. AND VERY DESIRABLE Corn—sales at 960 vitpise Lor ox Fieri, BetTweEex NoutH G Oats—no sales on © . anv HH <TREETS, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESHAY R the Ist day of June next, I shail sell. in front of the ye—sales at $1.00. Mises, at 6 o'clec! tm.. that ta a Ses able Building Lot known as Lot No. M4, in Baltimore Markets. Sqva, Ke. a “he fine rest oe, 4 Batrmeons, June 1.—Flour closed quiet and eas! 1 street weet, a runnin om» loward street fet to a sixtecn fot a ley, b- tween G and H streets | and Ohio $7587 25. north, Any person wishing to purchases beautiful be.ld- a$1 65. . ing. Tote situated 1 one ofthe most quiet. hhen.th z Corn closed firm; yellow SGa®Sc; white S5a%6- and desirable sc f th. ty ot = Pp if losed dull; des 9) ; fay inv Tato tond the eal of the above cS nnn oem ‘erms: One i eh; a and 7 losed 24 mocths, for nutes bearing interest, seerea bya was Ss dull at 28. deed of trust upon the premises, W beat unchanged; white $1.70a1 9; red $1.50 tu ty i vevances New York Markets. the parchaner sr Ail convoyancotat thecatef | yy, mr; June 1 Flour closed guiet, at an mal ASGREEN, Auet. of Saile ; State $5 25386 65; Ohio $7 Os Soutbern $7 50a%7 By C. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer. ; an & . XTEASIVE SALE OF EMEHOIDERTES, |, Wheat closed buoyant; Western red $1.70; Mil 44 Lack Goops, &c. at Auction On THORS: | CUD $135, DAY MORNIN June 2, meucing at Cora closed buoyant; white 90aM®e.; yellow o'cluek, I I seli, at my auc room, fro SMawWe. 8 large and beaut ul gtk ofthe foltowing, Pork closed dull; mess $17a$18. fishes iasaud Ve Lard dall, at 1gatve. ouitonard Guipure sets, “tr oy ery Valencis ataee and Sets, Whisky is held at27c_, but buyers offer only 26¢. ie, Dusters, exe C Financial. New Yorn. June 1.—Stocks are dull and lower Chicago and Rock Island Sj ; Cumberland Coal Co. 19; Ilinois Central shares 56; do bonds 79; Michigan Southern 93; New York Central 72; Reading 434; Miss. 5; Va 6's 96; Mis- Se ee ety of new and beautiful goods, forming a very attractive sale to the ladies. a ‘This is the last consiermont of the season and,as have reevived instructions to aeil without reserve, Largaing o.ay be expected. ma 31-2t Cc. W. BOTELFR, Anct By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. ADESALEOF LARGE STOCK or Boots, AITERS.& C.AT AUCTION —On THURS. 1 June 2d_ at ton o'eleek Ht atour rooms, cor: er of Pi Street, a iar and complete assorimen URS! Women’s, Boys’ and birls’ Boot: 7 o'clock a.m, Re- co. We rame— : : MONDAY Ladies’ aud Misses’ Gaiters and Buskins, polished and enameled, @elock &, m. Hee} Gaiters, —The Antelo kex an extra trip to § "Wilhamaport on Saturdey. herdstowa and Wil and Sunday mornings - POTATOES-POTATOES! 500 wi SteiARR POTATOES, in ght aud Thick Call Boots, vngrets Boots, Gaiters and Oxford Ties, ud Youths’ Boots and Shoos, Youths’ Brogan and Oxford Ties, "e Fanoy Boots and Shoes, Morceeo and many other articles store and for sale low, 7) Jote to suit purcha: wn 30-1w sere, G. WATERS & CO., 169 Water street. Georgetown, not here enumerated, > . comprising a large and varied stock. FISH—FISH—F:SH! Torna: $3" and under, oasis over that sum; a | LOO BARRELS No.1 At credit of # and 99 days, for satiefactorily notos, hearing interest. ma Std WALL & BARNARD, Avots._ . By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ERY EXTENSIVE PAW SAaLe o¥ UNREDREMED PLEDGES. ij loo aa. No 1 3 ve 25 kits No.2 MACKEREL, 25 do. No.3 do, Ju-t received, per schooner Charity, and for sale In lots to suit purchasers. We are also looking for a lot of prime new St. NBROKER’S On Pae S- “3 DR = Johns Alewives, per schooner Helen Mar, now DAY. June 2d, I will sel’, at uy auction room, cor- | shout due. Apply to HARTLEY & 5 ner of 7th and D streets. at 0 o'clock a. man cx. | aeataae. aud 101 Water st., Georgyiown. tensive assortment of the following articles, to = — o MAFETY LINE TO HARPER'S FE , Throwzh in \2 hours or less. ew, swift, and commodious steamer 8. J. NGLE, Capt. W. H. Ritter leaves Georgetown for Harper's Fer: and Silver Watches, ‘ob a ‘hk Chains. A good assortment of Jeweiry, singly or in sets, A large variety of Crapeand other Shawls, Cloth- ing, ry. and intermediate poin Guns, Pistols. & paic of valuable Military Swords, | MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 7 Faney Articles, &e.. &e. o'clock a.m. Seven: 4 at eturning, leaves Hi 6 ever; “SDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR. DAY, at6 o'clock a. m. For light reicht or paceace apply to ‘ W.H. & H.G. RITTER. IK. B-All fevights me be pre paid. S KOHLBERG, at 140 Bridge street, G: + gown, D. C., 18 selling off his entire stock ot Domestic and ——— Dry Goods, Ponecte Piats, Shakers, Ribbor lowers, Ruches, Silks, N Feraishin , Gonte, reat MANY more articles usual Forted Dry Goole nnd Fancy Storeekt at New York wholesale prices. The at wholesonnd retail purchasers 18 invited. ma USE 500 FOR and for sale by mals M AYOR'’S Ge Town, D.C., May Ith, 199, All citizens whe have con its lo make in re gard to Nuisances, Dt attention most respectfally requested, as, u they will find the subject and week ISAAC HERZBER FUTURE DAYS. FAS FOR saLE—tn pursuance of the power vested in us by the will of the late Timothy O'Dennoxhue, deceased that valuableand b oe tention of » we offer at private sale utifel PAR M,*Happy Home,” uty-eight acres, 2s, situated between and ton branch of B. and ( dd Washington ‘Turn t Ottice and 4 miles f xe. The locate for health; the society exee nearly all denominations with: conveniont to excellent schoo! within ) asile. ‘The netgiborh PRIME WHITE M SS just received, in BRADLEY & TAYLOR, 164 and 166 Water sirent, short tance; and a grist mill dis rapidly in- requires th Pp This is one of the most beauti(ully sita- | of rporatto: ated pi athe line of the Railroad between | through the Post Office in vie addressed to the Baltunore Washington. possessing the advau-| subscriber. HENRY ADDISON, ta eof ui In either city. ma 9 lawiw ayor. ved by railroad in thirty —— wore in About an | P TO CONTRACTORS. ROPOSALS will be ree: improving and ned until the 7th day of J ermanent manures, | folowing named improveme: - | street, int ry stroet a filling that y wired to bring ts toga grade, to place curbing of the best quatity "= paved cutter on ench side thereof, sud to furnish gravel of the best quality to the depth of ten mebos on the centre of the street, with a gradual slope to lepth of four inches at the gutters. ‘The earth filling to be taken froma spot to be designated the undersig ued. Persons disposed to contiact for thi ork are advised to ap) Aga nd particular ey at the Mayor's ce. fore presenting ir propo sals, “i vn DDISON vation, no pains oF expense hi fertulizing by ‘There 1s an abundant sy; tug stream ruuning thr: o ‘the impr meuts cousist of ae dwelling, with 8 rooms, In e barn, siable, iec house: a weil of water in the bara yard of the choicest fruil—appies, pauches, iT bs, de. fo noconeary «i fine Stock rtalle brick the aecossary Farming U! vid with eign pe wis will be liberal an urther information may Le O' Donnoghue, on the piace, w iu showing it to pi from the Executors ma 16-2tawtJan? Netre oRGETOWN, D. C., May 2d, 18%. egal representatives of all the tots or und fronting on the south side of Sd street, between High stroet aad Market street, in = town, are hereby notified that they are re ved S SAL! , ~By authority ofa deed of Rachae Waugh and others, dated the 1: fe the subacriber, all tie shan On eee a6 aoe eeporanon ai tiie id ints tof Rachael Waugh. vaugh : o And wife, Anna Maria Waoek: dohu Rossand aie acod ina state of thorough wofore tho xdey and wife, and Jolu the following property w. 6th June vext, at4 o'el Waueh im be sold at auction on the iu the afternoon, in front of the premises, vi lat parcel of ground in Georgetown beginning on the south Jine of Bridge t, at the west corner ofthe brick house iste! wed by John Mountz, and rauning thence wit! Brides street west 17 feet, thence south 9 feet to a 3 leet alley running f om Jefferson street, thence east 17 fect to the property of said Mountz, and thence rorth 9 feet to the beginning, with the dwel- ling- house thereon. : Terms: @350 cash, and the residue at xix and Ist dny-of Jnne next; and on their failure to do so. the undersigned are aut! Ea directed by snd tog og ong make the repairs themselves, and to ay for the same out of Thich has already been incase for that Any farther information whi es megan” Omg oromene ean be obtained on tt . MppneRN Ou SE the MSY UNEY ADDIRON, 0. T. BANGS, ma 3,10,17,24&31 missioners, OFFICE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Georgetown, May 19, J twelve mouths. “Notes bearing interest and deed | Notice is hereby given that an slestion wil be held vf trust on the premises to securathe same. If the | ar the Office on MONDAY, the 6th di terins are not complied with within 3days, the prop- of June. fF seven directs erty will be resold on seven days’ public noties, at affairs the risk and cost of the first purchaser. Deeds atthe von per for, the en: purchaser's cost. at li o'clock a. SAML CROPLEY, 1a 2,Junelaes THOMAS DOWLING, Au The purchaser at the former sa ply with the terms, th: proper yw bove named, and atthe time and piace, and on the terms nbove stated, at his cost and tisk SAML. CROPLEY mad2awkds THOMAS DOWLIN By J.C. Me QQMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON H STREET >> Nox. Bet WREN WTH ANo 2st StrREerS.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, J on the p z Sqnare botw. KING, Sec. LEWIS PAYNE, Wouo esac BOOT AND SHOE BEALER, Bridge street, Georgetown, > The atten of the trade 1s respectfully eailed to stock of Vouths, Mon's, and Boye CALFSKIN SHO: for summer wear all of my own m: suutacture, My stock of PATENT LEATHER WORK is ats0 assorted and wail ‘Worthy of atten- ton. ‘A’ large lot of COARSE SHOES and ROOTS (suitable for servants) aiso on band sud constantly fect 3 inches to a 30 a i[f Country merchants and others in are invited to cail 4s midress meat No, 77 hed sh, Huprovements, consist ng - | Georgetown, D.C. ape tt house. “Perms: One-third cash; the residua in. 6 and 2] NEW ARE ANGEMENTS mouths, with interest, secured by deed of teast on UNION BOTTLIN NG DEPOT, th seen, , NGF ‘ = a and the public iu general that they have at GO MORE, BACKAGES OF BUILDERS | [oye expense femodiad ties eat eee W) Hardware, ‘Tools, Houxe Furniching Hard- ware, &c., have heen received by seliwoner “Artic,” ing spared no pains in making every r 3 rangement for coudacting their business aysieinai rendering our stock more compfate than ever. The ‘odueed facilities enjoyed in the purchase of these goods cally. We lave int the water from the Washington Aqueduct, and also added theret. (having been selected by one of the firm in pares os < and bought for cash.) enables as te mak larce filterer, through which the water pRa mes, ci that it becomes tly clear. 2 nore attractive in the way of low prices aud variety. They now flatter themarives that their MINI: We have fully demoustrated tho iact that “cash | gat Ww TERS cannot be equatied in the Distr: sales and small profits” 1s the way to transact bu Iu addition tothe above th-y have Jaad one in iness, and respectfully invite all who wish to sve | stook of PL RTER a ALE. from the most cele money in the purchase of Hardware to call on us brated breweries et! mal otel, States, — Brown's © ca!lonsof prune EASTERN CIDER, net “GRIFFITH & SHIELDS. _ eau by Che eee een CIDER WEG AINS}—B AES AINE? . Prune CRAB APPLE CIDER, PALE, B TY LADIES’ DRESS GOODS oe BURTON. and VELLA DE ERAES SERSIpot xB aM yarde Fancy, Plaid, Stupod Silks and lack eo ottles €xpressly for invalids, Mal 5 3) new ntfs Barege Robes, in rich colors, of two | _ All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be t : aan . Promptly attended to. H Orga, Jaokonct and’ Lawn Robes from $1.25 to IEF All ewe delivered free of ehmree. aon a RIAGE, whlett will ba eantgiie Baraca Gm I eS eee aad Mode | Uiesorina: Apptrae bowen Rich Fancy, Plaid, and Striped’ Bareges, very | — “SPECIAL REQUEST. —— cl i. 1.000 yards beautiful style Lawn Robes.at 1250. Toa pares whe wilt have s been prose tod White. "Bisck, aud Fauey culated Baliens, at qeocepaay Gevictes wo will greatly oblige A largo stock of all kinds Prete, Goods nt low | and saveasshonooossity of ealing ony #00. ‘ices for cash. 20. F. 2 atreet doors above . Mua $1 St (Intel.) av. bent baie at. a eSeree = HA z. J ARGE STEAW BERRIES, , Tar Subscriber phd d to we) HARD- | Ty ies and Festi Peis Ry ge fe WARE at such prices as will put money in Families oe toil see at anyone’s pockets who purchase for cash er autos, They pro very CR 's Spproved pap r. All he ask call to con Confectio 304 ue. “ano Koes of AVOLON NAILS ‘at manufac- Foe good IC) BAM at Pera pation. turer's Cash prices, ae SP mee rege L. SAVAGE, iS ofthe it Saw. le Pa. av., het)