Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1859, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. _ Tue Crry Evecrion, yesterday, passed off with ® quietade almost verging upon apathy. The only approach to anything like the animation usual to such affairs here being noticeable in the Seventh Ward, where somewhat of a but ood-natured contest was maintained between the Spposition, who have hitherto managed to retain their foothold there, and the Anti-Know Nothings, who undertook to route their old opponents from even this stand-point. And succeeded. or very nearly 80; as the single ition Council- man elected from this ward (Mr. John T Given) ground as a candidate. declined to occu; — The vote of the city is but about half what it was at the Mayoralty election of last year, the most to be regretted cot uence of which is the corres- ponding filling off in the sehool-tax income. The following is the result : VOTRS FOR GENERAL TICKET. lector. | Rexister. | Surveyor. | Wart | Pets] a | | ele | 512 | = oe Sle | Bila a|a Ist—tat peeemet 127, @| 17} o : do m i in 5 iu eo; i is iw 8 «] oo 152}. us | 22 ws ~~ | 132; 7 3 z sO st Sth fy ' wm] 2] a EY} iw 1 eth—ist ta 8| S = or oi} » th—lst ~ 1e8 Me at We 4 | 133 250) 736 vores ALDERMEN AND COUNCILMEN. First W For Alderman—W illiam B. Ma- grader. 265 “4; Jou B scattering 2. Ward - For Alderman—Wm F Bayly, For Common Council—W illiam Orme, 277; barles S. Jones. 265. For ‘ve Common Council—Chas. Abert. Turton, 246; Thos. P. Morgan, 249; Duhamel, 45°; M. V. B. Bogan, 36; R.M. A Fenwick, 97; Josiah Essex, 4; Jolin Ball, 5. ror Assessor —Thos. W. Burch, 5i0; Henry Lyles, Ss; seattering M4 fth Ward.—For Alderman—Wm PF. Price, For Common Council—k q Jvbn Purdy. FP. French, 37; Thom Van Reswick, 334; John W. Meade, 330; N. Sargent, 36; W.S. Col- quhon, 2: H. N_ Gilbert, 42; scattering 7. Sith Ward —For Alderman—Francis McNer- hany. 370; George A. Bohrer, 10. For Common Coancil—Franklin H. Ober, 371; Jobn H. Rus- sell, 371; James Botsseau, 371; scattering 5u. Seventh Ward—For Alderman—Edward PF. Clark, 366; Thomas E.. lloyd, 355. For Common Council—Daniel B. Clark, 350; John T. Cassell, 4: Samuel Yorke AtLee, 327; Charles Wilson. 9% John T. Given, 357; Edward A. Thomas, 344. ‘Twe Uston Pestivat, Inst night, wasa pleasing repetition of those delighfal entertainments which the ladies of the churches have afforded our citi- zens at Odd Fellows’ Hall. In the early part of the evening, the festival was visited by the In- mates of the deaf, dumb and blind asylum of this Distriet. under the care of Mr. FE. M. Gallaudet. The ladies of the different tables kindly supplied them with refreshments, and, In return, the little liad ones sang several of their songs. The un- fortunate deaf and dumb ones seemed as mach delighted with what they saw as any one present in the enjoyment of all the senses could have done, and evineed their appreciation of it by an ani- mated interchange of thoughts by means of their mute alphabet. A Tittle later in the evening, Mr. Jos. H. Brad- ley, Jr.. president of the Young Men’s Christian Assuciation, was wailed on by his fellow-mem- bers and f+llow-officers and presented with a large basket of flowers, arranged expressly for the occa- om by the ladies of the floral table, with the rds “ Qur President’? ingeniously wrought With flowers in the ceatre of the basket, having for their groundwork a bed of moss. Dr Byron Snaderland made the presentation in the following words: Mr. President: It has been made ay most pleasing duty to address you as the President of the Young Men's Christian Association, and, in the name and behalf of the members of the Asso- elation, and | may add. doubtless, in behalf of the ladies who have graced and supported the occasion of this festival, from the beginniay unt leseybeantiful towers, w! possible, still nged by some delicate these lowers are the lan- f nature, speaking in a thousand voices to the soul of man. of tenderness, of endurance, and of beroism ‘These flowers are the fall blown tribute of springtime, and the harbinger of the sumanier’s luxu aud autamnal ripeness. [tis true these delicate flowers will fade and wither away. but they will e after them, notwith- standing. an exuberance and fruition of those iore suber periods of the rolling year, which is symbol of human life. So wdship ripen around you; so in the middle of your years; vu are bearing the heat and burden of the day, and filling your latest times with their fwerlnens, prepare you for those realms where the 3 ver fi amd the affections of the heart are fresh and fragrant forever. To which the President replied as follows: In behalf of my odicial position, and not as an evidence of personal merit, do i accept this beau- tifel wien with my heartfelt thanks. For the first ting y life fam called upon to accept an may they su a” offering sort, and you may well su that the emotions excited by it are of no ordthary character, What better token could we have of the proper estimation of the labors in which this Association Is engaged? ‘These beautiful flowers We uuy receive as emblems well suited to repre- sent {lu nuble band of ladies who havesoarduously May we all live inthe beautiful harmony typified by the manner in which these blossoms are grouped together—the contrast of our characters serving only to render them more at- tractive and lovely; and dying, may we be made sharers in the everlasting crowns awaiting in the land of never-fading tlowers for the people of God. Important Decision.—The case of Andrew Rothwell and others agt. the heirsof Wim. De- wees and others. in which the title to valuable real estate on the Island was involved. was de- cided at the late term of the Circuit Court, con- firming the title of the defendants. ‘The principle nvolved in this suit and determined by the Court was, that one co-tenant, without the consent of s, cannot buy up an outstandin: verse title, to disseise an expel hiseo-tenant. Thos Laer! in this case tu the purchase made by Lim of the proper a controversy isa trustee for himself and wife and the other beits of the deceased Win. Dewees For plaiutitf, Joseph H. Bradley, Sr_, Esq; for defendants Edward Swaun, Esq ANNIVERSARY CeLeRRATION Tits Evenine.— fue Home Missionary Societiesof the Poorth Pres byterian Chnreh bold their anuiversary meeting this ev atthe ehorchon Ninth street. I was postponed from list Thursday on account of the duclement weather. Addresses will be de livered by Me Alex. R Shepherd, President of tke taion Home Missionary Society, and Mr Alex. D Moore, late of the Theological Seminary at New York. The choir will bein attendance and execute some fine pieces of music suitable to the oceasion, accompanied by their fine organ. ‘Tue Potomac River Mai Line.—The Rich- pd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Kailroad npany, owning the Washington and Aquia Creek steamers, held itsannual meeting last week. clerted the following otlicers: President, Ed. Robiusen; directors, K.-W Harall, G. W ford. GA! Myers,and CS Mills. ‘Phe gross receipts of the company for its last tscal year were Se 67 The expenditures for the same pe- nied $639.625 U6. The luterest and dividend on yuurantied stock was $37,174 97, and the net protits sue 167 24 Cexree Marxet—TLe market opened tbis morning with a very cheerful appearance. The stallt in the bateher’s departinent were all occu pird, the heensed dealers were all at their stands ta the southern Tange of the old market and in the wew steds Country dealers are inereasing in numbers. ond the supplies are tacteusi io peatic hay cata wan well supplied The of at purchasers at the market was quite large, they attending from all sections of tue city ‘The prices generally were as last quoted in this paper Tae River—Arrived at Young & Carter's wharf, sehr. Ocean Queen, Captaia Quillian, from Philadelphia, with [21 tons of coal; also, scbr. T Brothers, Captain Gettrell, from same 5 with luo tens of coal Business of all kinds shout the wharves ix very dull, and, from the prospect, seems likely to remain so until the cual season comes on iu ‘ThE SrocknoLpsrs of the Chesapeakeand Ohio caval convened fn annual meeting at the City Hall Yesterday. but owing to the small attendance it @dyourned wnti! Saturday next at the same place District ~ Court —This Court, as we then an- Da. Hosrerren Sheath th u gate ne ay ae a oreeae rd, to pete, a ami: ee ~ enae when this vaiual Ite nounced, commenced its session yesterday. Pres- Marshal; and Erasmus J. Middleton 4 Jedediah Gittings, John H. Stewart’ Chess Kimmel! were ———— bailiffs. The following isa list of the Grand Jury : Thos. Car! y, Samuel Bacon, Thos Blagden, John P. nm D- , Chau Bester, Edward C. Dyer, Stephen B. Feng) Darius Clagett, Thos. T « Sayler J. Brown, Ed D —— ae Ra ‘h, Rober Beale, eo Poe. jr., George McCeney, Robert White, and Robert Clarke. pommel udge having apprised them of the ob’ t for which they bed been summoned, wich os we stated yesterday, was to act upon certain cases arising from a charge of miscon : officers of the Government. and which was recog- nised as under the jurisdiction of the District Court, the ulars of which they would learn from the District Attorney, they tell room, and between one and two o'clock returned with a presentment ust A.G. Seaman, former- ly Superintendent of Public Printing. The Grand Jury were then discharged until next, when the Court adjourned to the same day. Tue DeMonstRAtION IN THE SixTH Warp Last Nigat —On the announcement of the vote in the Sixth Ward, last night, a large number of the victorious Democrats, headed by Withers’s band, proceeded to the residence of Mr. F. McNe hany. for the purpose of Serenading him. After the performance of several lively airs by the band, Mr. McNerbany made his aj neeyand ad- dressed the crowd, amid great applause. He con: gratulated them on the achievement of a victoi “ worthy of the ancient renown of the Democracy of the Sixth Ward.’ He also congratulated them on the feature in the election showing the devotion of the Democracy of the ward to the cause of pub- lic schools, and of the National Washington Mou- wineut. We have not the space to give anything like a perfect idea of Mr. McNerbany’s effort, and will only add that it was in bis waracteristic brilliant style, and was enthusiastically receiv. by his audience. After partaking of Mr. Mc) hany’s hospitalily, the company retired, and ited the residences of Messrs ¢ ber, Boisea: Rassell, Councilinen elect, and that of Mr. Tuell, Aseessor elec re they were hospitably enter- tained, the band at each place discoursing good music. Snoortne is rRE Sixty Wanrpv.— About 11 o'clock last night, a band was employed in the Sixth Ward to serenade the successful candidates. As beet Hotes on their way to serenade Mr. F. MeNer! + the Alderman elect, passing the resi- dence of Mrs. Bobiayer, shots were tired into the crowd. The followers of the band then began an attack With stones onthe house. Several shots were then fired into the crowd by some one in the Louse, and three persons were slightly wounded, one in the neck, another in the thigh, and another in the waist. A man named 8.1, O'Brien, who was seen coming from the Louse, was arrested by Otticer Arnold and taken to the lock-up house. This morning he was held to bail for court. The general - ion seemed to be that the shots were fired by Christopher Boblayer, who bas not been arrested. The matter will be further investigated when the ‘ies are all arrested, and the injared persons will be brought up as witnesses. ‘I'here are two sides to this question, and on the other one it is contended that the attack was made on the house before the shots were tired. Savwarn Schoot Bayner— We understand that a magnificent Lanuer is being prepared by Gibbs, of Baltimore, for the Sabbath school of St. Matthew's Church, in this city, and which will be used by ‘m for the first time on the occasion of their celebration next Fourth of July at Mason's Island. The size of the banner isto be 4-10 by 4-6, with an ornamental border on each side. The design of the banner is most tasty and elegant. On Yt face will be represented a — angel with one band clasping that of atiful little child, and with the other directing the child's at- tention towards Heaven. Around this beautiful picture will be inscribed in gilt letters the very appropriate text taken from the thirty-third Psalm : “Come, children, look unto me, and I will teach vou the fear of the Lord.’ On the back will be the name of the school, displayed in large letters, with the time of organization. The front will be of whitesilk. ‘Thecost of the banner will be $100, raised by subscription. Porick MatrErs.—Béfore Justice Williams.— Sarah King, colored, insulted a white lady, and used bad words towards her. Fined $5.94. Frederick Shafer drove his bread cart through a faneral procession, fur which he was fined $10.04 Pred. was unfortunate in this matter, having done the act without any wicked intention—he being ignorant of the existence of any law probibiting his driving along the streets. kn consideration of this fact Le was let off with the above fine. Hagh Atwell behaved in an uproarious manner at the election polls, for which be was fined $5.4 Before Justice Donna —Nothing of importance has been done at this office since the arrest of the Seventh-Ward incendiary party. This morning, Kit Williams, a colored woman, who was an an- hoyance to the neighborhood, having been drunk and disorderly and insulting persons on the street, Was sent to the workhouse for W days. Tae Contrise THE WaAsnhixeToNn Monxvment Funp, at the election precincts yester- day, foot up as follows—two precincts not yet beard from : First Ward. Second Ward. Third Ward Foarth Ward . ® so Fifth Ward (second precinct: 169 Sixth Ward..... 5 67 Seveuth Ward (second prec sw Total. te teeeceeeeeeees SHG HM ‘Tre Hexter EL Festiva, —We cannot withhold a tribute of praise to the ladies of tun- ter Chapel for the admirable taste and judg displayed in the arrangement of their festi at Roach's Spring. It was decidedly the most agree- able entertainment of the season, and we were pleased to hem so crea patronized by friends of all denominations jut for the un- favorable weather they would have realized their inmost sanguine expectations. Covet ov Cuatms.—Yesterday, Benj. PF. Hall, Esq., of Augusta, Ga., was appointed a Commis- sioner of the Court to take testimony. Adverse opinions were delivered in the cases against the United States of Rufus L.. Baker, Rulitf Van Brunt, Harrict Bb. McComb, administratrix, Wm. H Chase, Richard Steenburg, Jas. Valen: tine, assignee, Wm. Aubury. Peter N. Poiltet, and the Court adjourned until Monday next. Warten Retcrxs —Last night, the watch had jess to do than was anticipated. Of course, it being election day, there were many persons aj varehitly disposed to monopolize the sidewalks, but no serious outbreaks occurred, and those who were ularly exbilarated were easily man- aged by their friends. J. Hays, drunk: tine ard costs $2.15. J. Holohan, drunk and disorderly; do., $3.15. Seven lodgers, an unusual number at this season of the year, were accommodated. Firp.—Last night, and untila late hour this morning, the police were in search of Bub Eggles- ton, Whe Las just been released from the county jail by pardow of the President. The charge against ula: is @ serious assauit and battety on two men, named Clancy and Feeney—very severely beating the former. Afier a long seare ascertained that be Led departed for parts known, having successfully battled the police, left the city this jug Serenape —Last night, inumediately on the re- sult of the election being ascertained. the friends of the successful candidates, headed by a band of music, proceeded to the residences of the various candidates, and ateach partook of the hespitali- ties which had been popes for them. Several of the yentlemen vis! responded in neat and appropriate speeches: Burctary.—The money drawer of the City Collector was broken open some time between office hours yesterday afternoon and thix morning, by sume bold burglar; but as there was nothing of value to take, except a few three-centand one-cent pieces, the thief apparently scorned to meddle with such small coin,and departed no rieber than he entered. In THe case of David C. Reeves, who was fined yesterday for calling Mr. Parker opprobious naines ae re} in the Star, the flue was remitted after- wards, the young wan having brought evidence to show that the faaulti language was used in a house, and not tn the public street. Guaxp Pic-Nic, ke, ‘To-morrow .—The Ex- celsior Clob give a grand ton Springs. ‘The | dently expected, and | fully insured by the character uf the’ commiltice having the affair inebarge See advertisement, | Tux Union Pustivat, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, will be closed to-night, by a grand auction sale of | all the articles leftom hand. Now is the time to buy yourself rich, and to have a good time gener- | ally. Do not fail to improve this Inst opportunity. Bua tN Mrnp the Ladies’ Festival commencing it the Island Baptist Chureh, on Vir- secacasanighinennel Four-and-a-balf and Sixth ts. See advertisement. j Tue Srraweerry Festivar of the Iadies of Fletcher Chapel is now open every evening in Taylor's building, Seventh street, between I and 0 rop in i. Don's fait Tn dose kind The Sold Ju hop Also »P & i been souchtin other invert. this. T Curipren’s Dress Suits, Ch Noan Warner & Co., Store, Brown's Hotel Hu: readers have cooks whe te le too far, | will tell @ weeret th to the enjoyment of th from that gouty old hig will never be tre rato: ried Maravitta! Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Cuarces Ervest & Co., 96 M no one need fear will use your Maravill: jessu J. M. Bravsrrerr, 237 Broadway, N. Y. utd, SAE a is of national importance. The Farmers’ ub have tested ea of this article. thing like garden worms, bed. On the 6th of June (1854) instan Pather Knizht, JOH? WILSON, ail of Washington city. (Baltimore Sun please copy.) * On Tharsday evenin: Cole, HE? g OLIVER, all of t MAN, in the S2d year of her axe, In ont For particulars apply on the premise ire Markot. No. 242, frontin DOR RENT—The with back bulding, cian aftictab , 4 and on dethcead Tanoy ut sac ents Peekruniter ane ately er titad te te Prem sid introduced into my estahlish ne wel as into Washi ston, asplendid novelty in Fa Benancich eetbo tak pia 0 arefresbing and heathfuil di for inva'idi as K A single giaace at this apparatus wil! of its entire fauitiessness, and that 80 long, bot Tnaposcaately ons, is completely found ii ‘he fountain being made of cant i And U with ‘Ain, precludes the possibil- ater pm | impregnated with foreign or ter. and the apparatus in which it ix on the counter insures at all Ino Ww. rs Drug hang Rares Dru Store, ne eave ond Moen Men’s Dass Suits, Youtus’ Drxss Surts, Men’s Business Suits, Youths’ Business Suits, t le would respectful announee that their annual dueplay of Series a Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection, It 13 cot assortment of Gentlemen's and You of the newest and richest design: ing mining, and workmanship. an judy excellence with economy, i jen of « offered for acleoting from the soot’ attractive stock of Ready-Made Clothing in this city, at very re- dueed prices, lt call ap 2-ly TK WORLD'S OPINTON must have its duo and proper course Lo Its endorsement of the wonderiui virtues of ‘ we eelebr; Mrs. rdner’ ferwo taod Hoarhound, w: cures aad Consumption, and doing renle at every Druggist’s counter. adian Liver Invicorator —Does any o} Fs ever cat too much dinner? I aey o their appetite a at will lead them dinners without a visit man—D. psa. Take a nVigorate W eating, and bled with indigestion; buton Dr. Sanford’ he contrary, before the next meal time approaches the appetite will prota sharpened to appreciate any of food. IT tho food rises oF sours the tare: rwillfix the matter right at once. We have to Gouble doses on one oF two occa: Maravitia! Maravitn. inost wonderful prepnration known For Destroying Danrag: Curing Baldn Reliering Sick Headache ; Preventing the Hair from Failing Out ; and Producing Curls, by all respectable Druggists and Faney Goods Price # cents. iden Lane, N.Y. imed for tt, and mourn the loss of hair if they rad Lyron’s Powder and hi le, All the inseet tribe wi he 5 DG MEIGS, Prosident of the Ameriean Insti- “The discovery of this powder, by Prof, it thoroughly. Locusts, grass- ants, bugs and ail vermincan be destroyed, preserved, and houses made pure. id is to mankind, as we saw M>. Lyon ho question aa to the great etheacy A ew applications meget) ‘y- 8, floas, ieks, roaches, &c. Itisan Atintic discovered by Mr. EF. Lyon. Many tmitations iba offered, Be pureit hears hisaddress. Remember— ei Lyon's Powder kills allt. sects ina Trice, While Lyon’s Pi Is are mixed for rats and mico. Sample flasks 25cts.; reenlar sizes 5) cts. and #1. Barnes & Park, New York, the Mervican Mustang Liniment. 33 Imeow MARRIED, _ t, by the Rev, J. LACY to ROSE ELLA D-, ¢. June 2d, by the Re YN, Esato Miss ANNIE N, Esq., to city. At New Orleans. La.. on the 18th of wey 1A, at the residenes of M Charles Pride, by tha Right Rev. Bishop. 1. Polk. Mr. THOMAS S POWELL. of Washiagton city, to Miss HAN. NAHP, WLAND, of the former place, : ——— ~+20e- DIED, On the 3d instant, at the residence of Mr. Wim. Harkiey, Georgetown, D C., Miss ANN HOFF Baltimore, on the Ist instant, VIRGINIA F, child of Frank A. and the late Virginia ee, aged 10 weeks utuated on Massachusetts avenue i 15th streets, containing 6 sooms. pleasant ROOMS on street, betw h the garden. Inquire : FS K fortab e three-story BRICK DWELLING, on north Fy between 2d and Sd streets weat. “Phe house cor tains t rooms, and is ux apply te 4 Corner of Sth stre posite the west end je? AUTIFUL BUILDING Sit The subser hers Are authorized to sell Lot N sin Sgua rf fect 1 inches on north NW corner of Vermont avenue, running back inches on Vermontavenue. —_ » bomuty of this location for « private residence anced by any in that demrable part of the IUIRE & CO, Auctioneers it fi je T-e02w K HOOSK, % street uorth, 8 all throngh * urs! No 463 Ath aud tith stree's west. € the ple reg Bence’ good bathroom, Bed has just put in thoro-gh repars. A pply'to the subseri- ber, corner 6th and B streets, opposite the National a je6. 8. D. CASTLEMAN. JOR REN very desirable HOUSE, ont street, West End. The house is well farnis and will be let fora year oa 2 shorter period quire st No. §2 Pa. avenue, near 22d st. jes strae taini strove! Fran the y the e Gan teed Ome YOR RENT—A | and cor | reasonable and aceommodat may be made Island. house and stable. GRE DESIRABLE. RESIDENCE FOR RENT.— A BRICK HOUSE, between / OR RENT—The STORE Patterson & Banon, YOK SALE inoderata, Hick ‘also next door, to J. HELLE 3! small Lots for the convenience of persoua desi: (OR SALE OR RENT—A handsome two. oy and attie FRAME HOUSE, situsted on 12t! t west, between C and |) streets south, con ng 10 good rooms, good dry yard, earriage- For particulars inqdire of P. E. No. 585 ‘3th street, Island, je 6-3t" Ey pleasantly located on t. between Isth and lth street<, opposite Kin Square, with a pup ofdelightfil water tn ard. more delishtful summer residence not to bo had ia the city le a goml tenant the rent will be mate low Apply at No, 442 F street north, Sth and 6th stroets, je 4-5t* = te Sat ifs pence etc usm tical ofits hoaithy efects isto purchnse'a hottie aad be pateati + idl by Druggists and * 3 =e ni Mvleve; Soniraiiy, oxeey AUCTION SALES. By J.C. McGUIRE & ANDSOME BUI THE Crm U A N Tyne sth at 50% on the premi: we | Subdivision No.2, in Oo. 3, iting 22 feet 7 inches on the Bd 2th st-erts went, running anailey. This lot fronts on th beautiful ie — y knowaes the “Circle,” and very ors ms: ()ne-third cash ; the residue in 6 and 12 interest, secured by a of trust on ns, with the premises, jez-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ns DAN iene Auctioneer, AU. .E Li Gh ON TH. IsLano ar Averion ns TURSDAY, ihe 1 rem | Grats, in filowine valunh ailitae tte Sees is Wk 2 and er, poate 5:3 ditt cash? balance n6 12,18, and 4 th ing ay 0 F notes bearing interes re eed given ard 2 deed of teust aye Cradle ‘jerts ‘A. GREEN, Auet. By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. ‘EO! Ne os TERNOON, i3th instaut, at ovelecks em ises. mod the 5 i com comfortab'e Brick Dwelling-honse cituated on Po- tomac street, next to St. John’s Church, between and 2d streets, nting 28 feet—more or leas— and running back about 150 feat, ‘his sale offers an opportunity to secure B & com- ao pte ina pleasant and quiet part of the un 8: One-fourth cash; r and 18, month with interest. ddeod stvenead og of trast taken, BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct’rs. je6 GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. CLOSING OF THE FESTIVAL AT FOREST HALL.—The Festival at Forrest all willelose TONIGHT. Ati o'elock will be sold at auction Flowers, Cakes, Parian Mar- ble Vases and Ornaments. Fancy Articles, &c., &c. A fine band of mosic will bs in attendance. "The ‘adies co ducting tho festival tender their thanks to tho public and to the several churches who have so liberally patronized them, and solicit their at- tendance this evenin; It THE LADI OF CHRIST CHURCH, i Georgetown, will give a STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at Pompeiian Hall,on TUBSDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 7th and 8th June, co: atd o'clock in the afternoc je 3-5t* RFSIDING IN GEORGETOWN, ix to be supplied with now aud pure + Are respactfully informed that the under- signed 1s now prepared to deliver morain: and eve- ning any quantity they may require. Orders left with V. A. King, at the Telegraph Office. will be thankfully received and punetually attended to. joes J.SMILIAE. Valley View Farm, and will iv EY & BRC eorgetown, D.C. TO CONTRA ‘ORS. Proposals S0Mie received by the under- signed until the 7th day of June nex?, to make the following J improvement on that part of West street, int wn, which lies batween Montgome- ty street and Mill street—that is to say todo ail the filling that may be required to bring it to its | 1 grade, to place curbing of the best qualit: paved gutteron each side thereof, and ih gravel of the best quality to the depth of ten inches gradual slope to on the centre of the street, with a the depth of four inches at the gutters, ‘The earth for filling to be taken froma spot to be designated by the undersigued, . Porsous disposed to contract for this work are advised to pepiz for more particular information, at the Mayor's jon, before Presenting their propo ENWY ADDISON: Mayor, We SSal'L BOOTES, Surveyor ma 16-2tawtJun7 Mimissioners, for the above work is a one: s - DAY, the ilth instant, p. hus when, they will he opened in the Mayoi 4 LEWIS PAYNE, = HOLFSALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. The attention of the trade ts respectfully called to * my stock of Youths’, Men’s, and Boy, ra CALPSKIN SHOES, for summer wea: all of my own manufacture. tock of PATENT LEATHER v FORK isaleo ‘assorted aud well wor! y of atten- tion. large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS (eupabis for serva nts) also on and constantly ae ia ac ‘ountry merchants and others in want are invited to call or address meat No. 77 —s Georgetown, D.C. ap STILL THEY COsir b & ARG. E. GUTMAN, 117 B ceived from auction a lal a Leper gee . Ace Shawie and Points, 4 Luben’s best quality 2 yards wide Whiteand Black Barege, at $!, worth ¥! Steel Extension Skirts, 12 hvops, for £1, worth 1.9; Children’s do. for 37 aud €2 cents, is A full |ine of Black St) Velvet Ribbons, all widths and best quality, at halfprice, Preuch Corsets, ail 8, At $7 Cents, Worth INS! BARGAINS"! ge street, has just re- assortment of at I2 an 25 cents; fine wth Ik cts., euts, worth double the in Linen at W cen Silk Gauntlets ats amgunt, Misses’ bost quality Kid Gloves at Sand 75 cents, worth = 125, s : Also, asplendul line of Swiss and Cambric Sets, ‘ollars and Sleeves, ise Cambric Rutfling, Swiss and Cambric Edging and Inseitiays, A «reat variety of Black &e., & vspectiully requests d t at BE. GUTMAN’S, 117 Bridge street. ne packet sch rench Laces, Silk Nets call and VOR NEW man, Capt. Mott, will sail as above with YORK. lispatch, For freight or pas ly to Stepaton, VR ot tereht on pe Pe Jo) Jae 8 at 140 Brulee street, Georse- is selling off his erttire stock of Dry Goods, Bonnets, Piats, kept in a well as- "6, At Cont—that is esale prices. ‘The attention of ‘sale and retail purchasers is invited, ma 18-3w SOR HA fast and com RPE stean . We DAY, an SATURDAY, at 7 clock am, Re v Ss a o'clock a. m. 8 coring; y every MONDAY. turn Harper’ ‘erry WEON SDAY, aud FRIDAY. atGorciock & m. re N.B.—The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shep- herdstowa and Williamsport on Saturday nights wma 31-1m* HARPER’S FERRY. 12 hours or less. The new, swift, and commodious steamer 8. J. BRENGLE, Capt. W. H. Ritts leaves Georgetown for Harper’s Fer ry. and intermediate ints, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock a. mn. Returning, leaves Harper's Borry every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- DAY ».at6 o'clock a.m. For light reight it ASENZE .G. apply to W.H. FR /B-—All freights must hs pro paid Sm 500 BOT cae {LS PRIME WHITE MERCER TOES just received, in ar order, and for sale by B DLEY *& TAYLOR, ma it 164 and 166 Water street. lately occupied by reat ane 3 Rectiii-re, Fea ‘orner of Sth and © streets, directly o; rooms of Wall & Barnard. Apply to W. at ert OF Xtonsion, je 44t* tory FRAME tuated between ‘opitol sts, DAVID MV ERLE. . 2 Todd's Building. veite the DWELLING sl H street a Rent 'NALL, General AD 19-eotf pantries and closets in the back-bui'diny has been occupied for 18 months KEY, to whom reference is made for terms, jurtable ne Will be disposed. of on to WM. D. Wisk, bs ee ctrect, Cina ton Stlawsw" MPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SA T on whielt aren mga A tai ac o Chas. Diges and W. Gibson! ington Market and 1 from Bladensburg De; oul | dairy, corn-house, and | ahonoe oh shout eo ‘he ¥ t LE— ‘ke subset iber will sell at private sale the FAR ML the farms of Messre. Smiles from Wash- pot, ae- ibie hy fine roads. The improvements consit ofa fortable dweliing. containing 9 rooms, barn, all necessary out-building; 1 . &e.; pump of excellent water; M grain, grass, and market vegeta- which will be sold with the farm if desired. farmis im excellent order,and very produc- For terms apply to the subsoriber, who will take purchase, eased in showing the eae qiweosmey Seale S. 1, ’ ug 3t-eolm near Hiadenshure Depot. FURNIERED ROOMS, inth street, between E-and F, No. ay -HAMMACK'S RESTA NT. QOS ‘The proprietor is servi ts 'O RENT, airy and 52, je 1-eost* up daily all the delicn of the senson GREEN TURTLE, H i SHRED, ott ant ard CRABS + Wale served at all ours of the doy pe EW ARRANGEMENTS ArT UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, [o. 37 Green street, Girorgctown, D.C. ‘The undersigned respectfully announce to their friends and the public in general that they have ata large expense remodled their establishment, hav ing Spared no pains iu making every necessary ar rangement for conducting their business ay stemati- cally. @ have introduced the ter from the Washington A wet, and also added thereto a large filterer, th that it becoms perfectly clear. : ‘They now Hatter thomselyves that their MINE- RAL WA'TERS cannot be equalled in tho Distriet. In addition tothe above th y have jaul ina large stock of PORTER and ALE, from the most cele- brated breweries in the Uuited States, Also, 10,000 eats ot prime EASTERN CIDER, which ‘will be sold by the barrel, gallon, or in bot! es. Prume CRAB APPLE CIDER, X ‘ BURTON: and PHILADELPHIA ADRS ates ta botties expressly for invalids, always on . 81 All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be PEE Ai cond Gui veréa (ree of charre. lei; ree cl ina i7-tf © (States) ARNY & SHINN, Fo SALE good SECOND-HARD CAR- RIAGE, h will ba disposed of on reasona ble terms. A) as above. ma 25 h which the water passes, 20 X_PALE, Freese AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM- PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS. ‘The management of the “FLUME” aud O- FILE” HOUSES announces. to Pourists and Peed pean) they will be! Prepared for the reception of gnests on the, 15h of JUNE. These 8 lave rece) thorauchty renovated and newly furnivied, ented in the midst of the most of the Mountaine, being in Hho munediate Vieinity ot the “OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN,” the Fi lakes, Cascades, &c.. &c. Route from New York via Norwich and Worees- ter Line, by the jendid st rs COMMON- WEALTH and CONNECTIC 1y,5 o'clock Pi s,N. t VANDst, rains. For further in- eas ve ote cos route at the princi- jotels 8, or auldrens % S. MARTIN, Agon’ _je6-2m 18, North River, Now Y. rk ‘ork. TQ) ERRATA where vou a cuaige assortment of new a is j ehoiea cried EN- GRAVINGS say METHOSR APES. henito tats varnished and tamed. Al in cil of Mre. the Young Stu. ‘th street, ei; hit er a al re Gai Fellows’ Hall, 'y are lo- attractive Scenery cat Spomoprseopelar gai og mma 1-eo6t* yal Poreign, receiv d wdeons, and Pianos for * JOHN F, Ellis, AUCTION SALES. -- OOO THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., 'S AT AUCTION.—On en Ro Le 5,000 Corpor “om Rant of Wachionton Bese" 800 Corpor Indebtedess hearing dnie with jnterest from je2 Ry JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANCERV SALE OF VA! rtue ofa d vt triet of Columbia, for Was tion, on Fu o'clock sqpare it, betw ! deep, with the build: sisting of two wel! builtand brick dwelling housos. The und attach ’ he above property is eligibly situated, ana most desirable opportum nfurtable dwelling, or te bul ‘erms 0} AY AP- of Alexandria Semi-Annual ington i. jon of Washing 6, 188, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. i the Sist da: . m,, onthe premises, Pa La Pate AxD UNIMPRovep RK oY a My os decrve of the Crreuit Gourt of tie De county, No. 1.486, ; hp Subeoriber at Public Aue? 5, in ‘8 on 8th street vs north, LB) feet thereie will be sold scnees ent front eon K a offers a ty to persons desiring a ‘or invest, sale as prescribed by tair cree: One- third in cash, and the residue in 6, 12, and 13 months, with interest from the day of sai purchaser's notes, je, ‘secured by the with surety to be approved by the trustae; upon the full payment of the purchase money and property to th . pe Jonny cor the sale the prope: not so cor fied w th notice, at All conveyancing at t! conse TER _iet-oc&ds JAS.6 M N interest the trustee wi!l convéy the © purchasers in fee. If the terms of ied with within five days after the terms of sale of which are will be resold, upon one week's and expense Pes pare Axor, xX pense oi 8 Purchasers. ! WALLACH, T McGUIRE & CO., Auct's, ho. ris wence of the storm un 03 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN til TURSDAY OON, Jane 7th, samme honr ant ave CHAS. 8S, WA -ACH, Trustee, & 60. Auct’s._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- DAY, ofthe deed of trust fi scriber, bearing date 'V ON THE IsLaND at AucTIoN.—On TUES- ‘he loth day of May next, I shall sell, in front rem at . Mm» by virtue 6 o'clock Joseph D. Lafontaine to the sub- he twentieth (20th) day of August, eightecn hundred and fifty -eiz ht, (1°58,) recorded iu Liber J. A.3., and No. 154, folion $71,472 and 478, one of the land records for Washington county, propel aforesai Lots aw numbered er with tho impro: foreaihe Deal Urs ‘The nbove property 6th and 7th stree ‘Terms cash; $10 to be paid down whon the prop- erty 1s knocked off—if not, the aod there butder. Should the whole the District of Columbia, the following named lying and being in the city of Washington, viz? red four and five, (4 and 5,) in Square nur hundred and sixty-five, (465,) oe ments, which cousist of 2 com- ouses, fronts on south E, between streets west. roperty will be then Again and sold ts the next highest purchase money not be ut a paid im five days after sale the truxtae reserves the fight to resell the property at the risk aud cost ofthe first purchaser, by giving three davs’ ad: vertisement of such resale in some newspaper printed in thecity of Washington, ap 8-0c0& THE ABOVE SAL UESDAY, the 7th hour and piace. _ma9 lawkds JOHN L. SMITH, is A. GREE! ustee, » Auct. IS POSTPONED of June next, same J. L SMITH, Trast _AGREEN, Auet'r._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF THE FU anD EvPEcts OF THE Far AUCTION. corded ING ers Furnitare, Bar Fixtures, ors, Cigars, & +aid house, and in house 375 the hotel. comprising— — By virtue of two deeds of tru: rned, the 9th instant, Hotel, corner of 8th and D strecis, the NITURE MeRS’ Horet at » duly re- of tho parties therem NESDAY MORN ock, sell, at the F + And at the requ we will, on at 10.0 D street, adjoi Sofas, Rocking, Office, and Dini hairs, Lownces, Setteéa. Stel.) Ne Foom Chairs Hinme, Side, and other Tables, Refrigerator, Sideboards, Hat Rack, Mahogany Dressing and other Burcaus, Wardrobes, Cottace and other Bed: LA Cottage Sets, FE ed Washstand, - I ~glassex, Chairs, ets, ine, Toi Copper, fro: Knives and Glass Ware, © sils. - Also, the Bar-room Fixtures, 6! Counters, Cigar Cases, Oyster Bo Also, a stock of C: Rads and Pillo Cpanterpnues, Blankets, and other Bedding, Cur bles,” Hair and Shuck Mat- . Matting, — Sets, C ng and other Stoves, Spoous, Castors, ery, China Ware, Kitchen Uten cS nee, Decanters, + #e. rs and Liquors. oeki ‘Terms : $38 cash ; over that sum, a credit of Mand owe for approved endorsed notes. bearing inter- es je2d ily € C oe the unproven: AS the property of James G. M. THOMPSON. Trustes, WALI. & BARNARD. Aucts, Ss By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. ALE OF 5 ue ofa deed of trust executed by Charl s ‘hilps to the undersigned DAY MORNING, Jone sth, at 10 0 corner of 12th and { etreets, a superior oceries. embracing in part, viz: Suvar fee, Flour, Tea. eryandG Ware. Brushes { Groeeries, which will be sold in lots to suit fam- Washiugton and to me directed, 1 to public sale for cash, in front of the Court Honse door of said count . of Sune inst., 1859, property, clanm and intere: iy Syuare west ¢ Washiugton, D. ¢ FUTURE DAYS. 4 THURS- JROCERIES AT AUCTIO: 1 shall sell, on Soap, Candies Piokles, sx Ware, Winer, Liq ogether with a ceneral as iment SMITH, Trustee, BOTELER, Auct,_ will expose a WEDNESDAY,'h 12 o’ clock in., the fol! wit: All defeminnt’s rigly vt THOT, RENT . sold to satisfy Judiciais No. 97, to May term, 13%, in favor of Thomas H. Hayde: ie6-ts for the District ae By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., A ALUAB ED PROPERTY ON Pa. Ave S WKEN ISTH AND 20TH Sis. at Peoie Arction—On THURSOAY AFTER NOON, Jane a shall sell the wost half of Lec ting 23 fert 3 inches on Pa. and 20th streets west, r he im fro with three-stor jet pat ovclock, on the dremisos, we Square 119, enue, bet ween 19th ning back about ta feet. nzisting of a well-built with brick back building, mghout the house, © ‘Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in6, 12, and nonti with interest, scoured by mph fice’ oy y adeed in trust J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ARGE AND VALUABLI Corn OT AT THE ER OF DrtawaRk AVENUE AND Nortx B ‘On TRURSPAY AFTERNOON % o'clock, onthe premises, we shall sel ut reserve, . ee Lot No 5. in Square No. 636, frortiog on north containing 3.942 sq one of the most eli and, in view of th . Ma street and laware avenue, re feet. This is believed to be e lots for sale in that vicinity, rtain extension of the Capitol rounds to this poirt, must become very valuable. The lot will be sold entire or in lots to suit purcha- ses. Title pe: fect. HE ABOVESALEIS UNAVOIDABLY editor until TUESDAY EVENING, May 3i, jock, ‘ma 27-4 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auets, i7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, ingursequone= of the stort, une! FRIDAY oe TERNOON, J ame hour and place. jold ioGUIRE & CO, Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN cfemauancs of the rain until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. sth instant. same hour and place. jo4- J.€. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs. wil 4 iil expos to sale, at publi bidder,ou WEDNESDAY, the 0 the proniaes, at hall-past 5.0°el« right, title and interest o: ‘REAL EST id deceased lawing property in Georgetown, D.C, to wit: Parts of Lots Nos. with two Fr: on the ca Also, part of the same Lots 60 and 61, fronting 93 foet, more or less, line of southeast dition, 30 feet front on the north and 30 feet on the west side of Mc And an undivi Hawkin site, 150 feet deep, wi Also, ‘= addition, fronting on y _- ond conte corgetown, ne Dwelling Houses thereon, situated ide of J: tlerson street, Jefferson street, runut < ual 1074, feet. aaa of Lot No. 151, Bi ide © itty’s ad- third of Lot} "Terms of sale:—One third of the purchase money in cash, six and be req ined to give t the Lalance in two equal instalments of or Which the purchaser will notes bearing interest, to Le secured by a deed of trust. All U Fae poy emmy 146 feet 11 inches to a thi OnVe;anecing at the expen: terins of Sate are nat c 101s a handso x bascment. Kizehone 80, in the rear of the lot ien| six ithe purebasers, ted with within sold atthe risk AH. S. TAYLOR, y., 3.88. SMITH, { Ex'tors, (tote. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. JUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PRoPkRTY ON Nowrn K NRCTICUT AVENUR AND ISTH SrR: —On TUESDA » Berwren et Wker, stant, Is h lot having a front of 30 fe rty feet er ‘ween the . On two-story Frame fonse ‘is Pare nm side alley bet horses and three No, 11 18 vacant, but enclosed by Te pet ¥ & g00d fence, monte, f Anes wht WEDS Nat jera Pianos ro maw * rt ‘ von aud & dead i mere cash; balance in si Meare on Fa A. GREEN, Auet. POSTPONED opiates. rand 306 Pa, avn ‘ertificates of By Telegraph to the Evening Star. ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. . One Day Later. wea, — June 7.—The steamship City of here al Bovclock tale morning Her tate ., received ALRssanpria, May 25.—The Emperor paseed Several hours at V. - Nothing is yet decided ng the rture of the . ARSKILLES, May 26 —We have nople advices of the i8th. The Porte ines to recog- a bigeye pry oo The Sclave on the coast of A begin to show 8 hostile feeling towards Austria. A We ‘h says that the Austrians had lan, and were on the river Adda; also that the French and Sandie Sardinian is re) ceca a Se magsiore had been wi A T Sean Soe ——— mn ossnth intimates ill soon be there Disurtanres = Sener ve .VERPOOL. Thursday —Cotton steady; sales terday 7.000 bales. Breadstuffy steady) Lonvox, Thursday, 1 e northern part of Oblo on Sat- — night. and the wheat crop was badly in- jared or » and corn, grapes and potatoce Dansvitte, N. Y., June —A beavy and die. astrous frost ited in this vicinity on Satar- day night, killing the ing corn and potatoes, and all len vegeta’ It ix feared that the various fruits have also been eut off. The loas; it is anticipated, will be sc hea’ Burrato, N.Y, June Tite se env vicint ty were visited by a severe frost on irday night. destroying the froit and |, and it is feared doing Leavy damage to the other crops. Accounte from the country report the frost as very beavy in some places this morning, and the ¢ » it fh reer A es much lejened oo eR een, Failures im the Cotton Trade. New Yor«, June 6.—Trentolm Brothers & Co cotton merchants, suspended payment to-day, consequence of losses from the recent severe de cline in our great southern staple. Trenholin Brothers are ited by Jobn Fraser & Co., of Snorer a ieee Fraser & Co., of Liv- erpool. Coben Cc . cotton bere have also suspended “There te heck Meet —— commercial bills, which are virtually wu ie. Struck by Lightning. Baxcor, June 6.—The house of Mr. Gross, st North Carmel, was struck by gage dn Friday, and a child instantly killed. The house of Wm Sotherland, at Clifton, wasalso struck, and al- most torn to pieces. A cooking stove was carried through. in the midst of the family, to the cellar. Fortunately, they all escaped without serious in- jury. Election in New Orleans. New Or.gans, June 6—In the election of Comptroller and Aldermen to-day, the American ticket was elected by about 2,000 majority. There ‘Was no serjous disturbance. The Baltimore City Railroad. Battimorr, June 7.—The strikers on the Cit Railroad offered no opposition this morning, and the work was resumed by a small force. jtimere Markets. Batrimore, June 7.—Flour closed dull; How ard street and Olio $7; City Mills has declined 25c., closing at $6.75. Wheat closed dull and une! ‘banged; red $1 55a oe “1 for prime; white $1 S0e81 86 for prime and choice. Corn closed active, but steady; white StaS6e ; yellow SSa9uvc. Provisions closed dull; Bacon shoulders 7xa oo sides 9}¢a9X; iness pork is nominal at Whisky closed dull; Ohio 18 held at 29. peacsaricanes Petaswsasteawnaiees New York Markets. New Yor«. June 7.—Flour is unsettled; the market opened with an advance of 5¢., butelosed heavy and 0c. lower for 5 6 a) 65; Obie $7.00ag; $7.60. W heat closed with a downward tendency, and nominally late. lower _— — mixed nominally "Sc; white 3c ; yellow 95. ~ Pork closed firm; mess $17. Lard closed duil at 11 yall ke. Whisky closed dull at 2c. Financi: New Yora, June 7.—Stocks are dull and heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 5%; Ulinois Central shares 56; do. bonds sv; Michigan Soutbern 9x ; New York Central 724; Pa. Coal Co. 51x; Real ing 3+; Missouri 6's S44. S REA G REDUCTION IN PRICES. In order to retuce our IMMENSE STOCK of NEW and D! RABL. OU DS we have marked many of then wut HALE prick. We name: 25 cent French Brillin: 3 cent French Ginghams at. 31 cent French Ch Jieoes, at 1.4e cont Furniture Calieoes, ai 75 cent Irish | M Bosoma, at. 37 cent Rouches, at... .. BONNETS, FLATS, and PA cheap. In addition to sortinent_of C. CLOTHS, TRUNKS. the above we have a com RPETING. MATTING BOOTS, SHOER, HA which we will offer at GREATLY BE- bucrD PRicgs foreash. ICE HALL, - R. BR _je4 st No 373 and 375 7th st., nbove I. ELLING AT COST! = LING AT COST: 1 At H. KING'S FRENCH BAZAAR, 46 Lowtstana Avenue, between 7th and Sth Strerts, Loail the particular attention of the .adies and purchasers generally, that I y sta leav: for Europe in July next. i ¢, from this day, offer my entire stock TLLINERY aud PANBY GOODS at cost, cone sisting of— 500 F ‘h pattern Bonnets from $3.5» to $5, 1.000 ine Straw Bonnets, all colors, from 37 cents te $2.50, 50 Lanies, Misses’, and Children’s Flats, Hats from 50 cents to $2 50, Fine Ribbons from 6 cents te 25 cents a yard, A fine and large stock of Artificial Flowers, Laces and Silk Mantilias and Shawls from @2 to 0, A splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Coltary’and Sicaves in general, with alarge stock = A pmo ee ‘ofS per cent for every purchage above $20 will be made. iL" I shall Lele ay anil for Envoy in July 5 '*, PUINIROR BVO, between 7th and 8th ates under the ___ Avenue Hoase. 6 = ONNETS B BLEACHED AND PRESSED. Mrs. PEDDICORD has remove from her old stand to 3 10th street, east side, second door trom KE. strect. and will continue BLEACHING AND PRESSING BUSL NESS ax heretofore. A continuance of the pre. t nage of former trends, and of all who wis! © mtn doen = mee ip age va My i i © assurance every, Seaeerk "render entire satisfaction, = pe 2-8t pais ® orp AND TASSE ay pee A handsome assortment ue SELS J. MARK I mumuumng “es bet Si-eo6t" doors above ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall, LIES FRENCH SIHORS—I have just ro ctlved wy second re” Doth Molione and Ville: of Patent Lena iene ss ben! iL cate ath eet a. jet-eolw [Intel.4Con.}” near National Hotel, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST: By purchasas oF ERANKLIN RoTHROCK your PAPERHA a FIRE La i and SHADES G1, € ‘ban GOLD and PLAIN WINDO. CORNICE, CURTAIN BANDS and PLN will guarantee to farnish you for pons oa ry oa ner sth an Sate ees aww > ri > A L* UTHER OWN BARROE Sawriteas, ALATEEE TEe PCRNISHED FOR 3. re Bn ‘ey i. eut Bares Monti Pah + ¥ soe f iuaped barere time make her limsand aove cocncy by eoltine 2 MAXWELL'S. == VALS OF VIOLIN AND@UI- Fatstevee! wolins Guitars for ecordeuns fo: $1. - JOHN P. RL jes a0 between 9th and Tass. D g subscriber begs icave A gp oe gt ae who with hem heretofere and their re- vie in money, Sue mve tou lesen ke”