Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1859, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. — Tux County Jai. —Yesterday we made a pre. fessional visite this prison, and were courteousl; om of the premises. prison bas been much improved since our last no- tice of {it and it is not quite so much a nuisance in many respects as heretofore. Formerly, upon the streets and — were frequently ani fane shoots and loctiog of windows. This has been ¥ the lower cells in connection with the guard-room xives much more room, and greatly to the comfort of the guards; also increasing the ventila- tion of that pom of the prison. adopted for the security of keeping of the records is excellent, and its sim- plicity makes it easily understood by these placed. mucharge. The health of the claims the - onstant attention of Jailor King and his assi¢tants. Every means in their is used to prevent the accumelation of filth, or any sabstance which would be likely toengender disease. The officers are. Jailor, PH King; Assistants, Robert Waters, Thomas H. Robinson, James McGowan. Patrick Wilson, N.G Sanderson, John H. Goddard, Jr., Samuel Laird, Michael Duff Ye lay morning, Jno. Welsh and Wm. Hut- ton having completed a term of fifteen months im- prisonment for a riot at a restaurant near the west Capitol gate were discharged. ¢ total number of prisoners at present is 79— ites. 2% colored, 40; males, 70; females, 9. Among those now confined is John Ray, who was recently brought from the Richmond, Va., Stute prison as a fugitive from justice, to be tried for various burgtarfes of which he stands charged before the criminaleourt. Ray, itwill be remem- bered. eseay from this prison, and, w his re- turn, remarked to the guards that it iseasy bh work toseale the walls. Heis very closely watcbed that he may not attempt a second escape. His long term in prison seems to have agreed with as he looks remarkably well. Hilleary Hutchins, who, at the late term of the r Court, was convicted of the murder of janis, is contined in the same cell with Bud ves, who, at the same time, was convicted of ‘oslanghter, as accessory to the murder of Ennis. y Were subsequently granted a new trial by court, which they are now awaiting. Hutchins Jones appear to be more cheerful than previous heir former trial. The wife of the former visits » regularly. The little colored boy, Thomas Green, who stands charged with killing one of his playmates, by shooting him with 2 pistol, is also in the prison. He is as cheerful as could be expected from a boy se young in such circumstances. He stoutly de- nies that be had the pistol when the was done. and asserts that his unfortunate playmate hed the pistol in his ewn hand, and it exploded accidentally The remaining prisoners areconfined for offences varying from 2 simple asstult te burglary and The approaching term of the court will probably relicve the prison of nearly all the present occupants. w Mareiace Licenses For THIs wWeEK.—The fol- lowing licenses have been issued by the License Clerk of the City Hall ug the present week: on. Robinson to Paréfrenia F. Rollins. yazner to Catherine Werner. Rybind Ro Weisiger to Mary M. Abbe Buckigoani to Margaret L. coding te Amanda M. Fitzh . John B. Wilson to Celestine Huger Heileman. Keaymin F. Barker to Balinda Patmer. Jumes Maxwell to Margaret Lowsou. Dennis T. Nally to Elizabeth Wallace. John Stewart to Elizabeth Clarke, (colored.) Aro NTaesT.—The Secretary of the Naty has appointed Mr. Wm. F. Evans, now of this city, te be the Master Founder ft the Norfolk (Va.) Navy Yard. The selection is a capital one, and wos made wholly to the end of placing that branch of the business of the Norfolk Navy Yard ofthe most competent whose serie Department could command. Mr. E. hes had charge of mach of the most difficult work in bis line ever executed in the Washington Navy Yard, to the entire satisfaction of the De- nd besides is endorsed by the Novelty ther extensive establishments in New rh. as being unsur in his capacity to maneze heavy and dificult iron founding. Tue New Dome.—Active operations are being ted at last with a view to the completion of the section of the Capito! dome now unfinished. site supply of iron necessary to this end ed on the spot, and is being titted and apen the works as rapidly as a govaly num- of first class workmen can prepare it. Ina +w months the section will be completed, and hen preparations will be made for raising the isting machinery to the a aaaee for com- ycthe nextsection. In the Capitel grounds, ners are busily at work in trimming the sud cropping the superiluous growth of the Prosece shrubbery, aud deing their best in a general way te make itol grounds what they shonld be—a ver ive place of resort fer citizens and st AN remedy iNck.—We are appealed to, to aid in x the condition of the pump at the cor- ath and U streets, which is said to have suffrable annoyance to the residents in thot quarter for meaths We can only join our pravers to theirs, to the monarch of all be sur- ves In the streets thereabouts (the commissioner) hsafe them some relief. We know not whether the law permits a public —- here, that t be made to work, to remain for months Cestom, however, is not unfrequently nore potent th , here, as elsewhere. o Tue River —Save the arrival last night of a few coal end wood vessels Mess atthe wharves 5 particularly dull. This morning, the river in the direction of Alexandria is rather lively with wood craft, npward bound \t Riley’s wharf, arrived this morning, steamer Inamond State, from Baltimore, beavily laden with freight for G.& ‘T. Parker & Co., J s, Murroy & Semmes, Nairn & Palmer, Middleton « Beall, Burns & Mc C. B. Pearson, 8. Bacon 4 Co., Wm. Orme, E Compton, fl. C. Purdy. Improvement —A new brick building for the use of the Agricultural Burean, at the propagating xardens on the canal side, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets, an order for the constrac- ton of which was give some time since by the Department of the Interior, is now in the course ef erection. The cost of the house will be about two thousand dollars, and, in most respects, it will be similar to the one already at the gurden When completed it will be used for veneral pur- poses attending the preservation and propagation of plants je Incenpiany Artemer.— Yesterday, about i o’clock, a. m., some person sect fire to a stable on ™ixth street, Island, near the Presbyterian Church, teari y a plank and patting burning stieks per avings in the place. It was discov- ered and extinguished before it had done siderable damage. It is hardly adult or large bey would attempt such a thing at au hour of the day when are constantly the spot. It is more likely that it was s nall children, only to see excitement which « fire would cause. con- ble that an A USEFOL tNstiTUTiox, indeed, is Harvey's Ex- press. which runs twice a week to this city from Norfolk bringing hitbes finer supplies of all the cacies of the season, for which thewaters and sgardens of that region are so justly famed, than were ever before brought here. They invariably errive fresh and in capital condition, and are sold very small advance indeed upon Norfolk . at the well-known grocery store of our ber. Voss. ALEAANDEIA Mantractures —The Alexandria teazette says that the Moant Vernon Cotton Fac- tory, in that city, is now fa full and successfal operation, turning out a large quantity of goods of superior quabty, which are eagerly sought for in this and other markets. The wachfnery employed is on the latest and most approved pla: md the cotton manufactured always commands the + top of the market.*’ . Peerivats tuts Evenixc.—There are ladies’ festivals open thisevening at the following places : In Taylor's buildi Seveath street. between 1 aod BR, by the ladies of Fleteber Chapel; in the ed Baptist Church, on Virginia avenue, be- ween Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets, by the ladies of the church; and in the Sabbath school room of Wesley Chapel by the ladies of the chapel. isi ix ALe\aNomia, the staff and company of the . the Mount Vernon Guards, and ia Riftemen, have taken up the sub- ject ef an appropriate celebration of the 4th of July, and have invited Governor Wise to deliver the eration Hv vou read the advertisement of the grand veger Bund festival to come off at Arlington Springs next week? If not, you should do so at enet. in another colomn. fux Youxe Catuorics’ Faiexp Socrety, of Georgetown, propose to havea grand pie-pic at Ar on Springs on Wednesday, the 22d inat Tae Uxion G nie at Arlin rstant fee tooo Wirt Cres, whose “name is their motte.” intend to give their first grand pic nic to Atiingtou Spring oa Monday, the 20th instant. anos intend to give a grand pic- Springs, on Tharsday, the 23d = > {Pom tne star. Sanvorp’ 0 —Do Crom of Epiphany. Guigrinara se oereae tae a, BY MARY K. RASTMAN ve cooks whe tempt a Lift up thy head, andl be thou lifted up, to the enjoy vent dir Sipeyet etleoes cent Oh, ly cross! rom gouty old tl Take a Roceigheery avenue aed eet eters Jonruneve i aed Sitar ae Where young and old, where Saint and world! ins ine contrary, bot wothont ky ine appr res meet, The Saviour’s name. the 4 kind of Entice the zoung, the thoughtless, and the farr, | [orator wil hx fies shining cross ! Tell tl Jesus did make its acts like ¥ Saree the glowing years of zouth 3 maS2ws J nor ity and ‘or is youth's make.” Maravitia! : = ears te OR silaed cent arue Bid them look up to thee— 4 om; To Him to whom nor fame Sick eadinche 4 ‘splendid mockery. and Productar Caries Ow Sold by all reapectable Drugei dj Whisper the weary ones of cazth to come, Dealers, and Uy tis Proprenen: Bile ner, Goods 3 Enycont them weep 0 mo Cnaries Exyust & Co.,96 Maiden Lano, N.¥. ut lay their sorrows Saviour’s feet— “ i i i i He the “4 At will accomplish ali that is claimed fi Premises the parted hall in Heaven meet, no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they par will use your Maravilla. Call “President and citizen and slave,” je3-3m_ J. M. Bravstreer, 237 Broadway;N. Y. oe {OR, cress of viet!) ? Oo: ERI . é i "Ors o 3 And shir dete yon poet dome, | weal asae rc Doda And ye who sail Potemac’s sion, sortment of at Businens Sui; Fine Drews And ye who all the haunts of pleasure throng and Frock Coats boantiful Cassim'e Peas ler cone aioe . Marscilen: aud ‘other Vesting Bose ctoth Cail to the x - x rt riety 5. ‘5° assortment of Furnishin: Frome yf est — —— banker's home, Serene rane wil be sold at the vory smallest adé Call to the homeless ones! Cail to the port dreaming of ius power— so hee -___Wimsrxraup & Co. Gail to the bride and flower— ell as the rich can Call, with, the Sot tend eee pee Bow church Sonne Mather Ganstte, here tnorimary cul TES gee: ~ | tirrsiaibe i cbpprae ot tey fase cp aekauet balan ot Larwepr aed Honchonnd, every me, It ts sold by all Drugeists, and M ks & Crosaaly florious cross! » Boston, are the general agents.” ‘eee E i >; _ Men’s Dress Suits, cme oe Shall ltvorand newer dia? rouse eed, : Yourns’ Darzss Suits, > Busi Cupaen’s Dress Pe x gee Iren’s School Suits. Noaw Watxer & Co., Marble Hall lothins Store, Bi A Hove Buildi § announce tha ' their ‘annual "Usslat et Bete and Summer’ Clothing i ee eennevice’ rat is now ready for inspection. 1 never die, Wasurxeton, June 3d, 1858, Tux Untos Festivan Recwirts. Rooms ¥.M.C. A., June 9, 1559. The following are the amounts raised by the ladies of the several Churches at the Union Festi- val, given for the benefit of the Y Youths’ Clothing of thenewert and richest deaig, + given for 1 the Young Men’s | (Utne ial tre bier needle» a Christian Association, at Odd Fellows’ Hall: «To those who stadyexeoligne nth sgonomy, in Trinit: fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now First Presbyterian offerod for selecting from the most attractive stock ot Ready-Made Clothing ane city, at very re- Floral Table... ie Te eee rete Fourth Presh Lyon’s Powder and his Pills, Gudeus Ga I the insect tribe will kill. H W. c Juper Meics, President of the American Insti- Founity Ve oe rat ree tiscovery of this Powder, by Li rof, E street Baptist Chaiy’have tested it thorpushtye: Lagat ners. Method odist hop ers, ants, bugs and al! verminean be destroyed, MoKeae ree from porsom t6 mankimt, as we save Mr. b von Lutheran. berg es we 18 no question as to the great efficncy w a oft sig eye sl ew applications destroys = fea ing like garden worms, bed-hugs, fleas, Ka, pts roaches, &c. Itisan Asiatic plant discovered by “ Mr. E. Lyon. {Many imitations will be offered. Be sure it bears his ress, Remember li. sects ina Trice, wa Lyon’s Powder kills al $1412 35 While Lyon’s Pi Is are mixed for rats and mice. Sample flasks 25cts.; regular sizes 50 cts. and $1. : ; — . Barnes & Panx, New Yor The expenses will not exceed $200, leaving the | Also the Mevican Mustang Liniment. sum of $1,212.35 as the net proceeds. a Jno. 1. Unperwoop, Secretary Festival Committee Ge the eh i We crersgie set Mr. Si M Note —The Wesley Chapel and McKendree | p Qh, tie, 2th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Sipes, Mr. Chapel tables were closed two nights. and the E | WALLACE, biter theo bLiZaBeTh — Baptist and Flora tables werc closed one night. en Pouce Matrers.— Before Justice Clark.—Ra- chel Harper, colored, was brought up on a charge On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Rogers , Mr. . T. BARKER to Miss MARTHA B. PALMER, all of this city, ono Sth mstant, in the Pcreet Presbyterian MARSHALL” ADAMS. fo Gtr BERD (ME of leading a lewd and lascivious course of life, | WALKER, botl ctw Matinee and for enticing a youre man (a minor) to her eo = house. The latter charge fell, for want of sutfi- DIED, cient proof; but the former charge was fully sus- tained, and Rachel was placed under security in the sum of 3200 to refrain from such a course of life for the space of one year. bet Sand F ; Before Justice Donn —Vesterday. Jos. Lafon- | street, between E and F, on Thin( Seeded aie rae tel by Ofliccr Kimball, for | * -*Snifer litle children to eome reaten mal injury |. Lawson. The i core In etore Tails bienneen ae them not, for such is the kingdo: int to security for peace in the sum of $266. This case being settled, Charles Lawson was On the 9th instant, CASPAR, i and Emily F. Wiley, aged 1 The ope of the family are i funeral from the residence of hi fant son of Jghn 1d 5 months. ed to attend the fans 419 Sth riday) Evening, unto me, and forbid m of Heaven” arrested on the spot by Officer Chipley in two T—A very desirable BRICK DWEL. — A desirable BRIC! EL- beatae gr for raberaiging. baage fontaineand HOUSE, on the Island. cK DWEL the second for profanity in the streets. He was and 7th street, containing 14 rooms. held to security for ce in the first case in $266, and fined @1 and Ai 4 cents costs in the second. It ap that the parties had a difficulty before in relation to house rent, Lawson being a tenant of Lafontaine. This case oid out of the attempt of Lafontaine te paint the house in which Lawson lives, which the latter, taking to be an excuse to remove the doors and windows, and so force him | tenant the rent will be made low ni # apnly next door to Mrs, K. E. CAS- J.T. CASSELL, corner of 7th street je 10-tf fOR RENT—HOUSE No. 490, north side of Massachusetts avenue, near sth street, contain- ing 8 rooms, besides bathroom; marble mantels and gas chandelier in the parlor; marbie-top stationary particu SEL, or to and Maryland avenne. to leave, forbid him doing. A collision of words | Patnaandsin chambers; cietorn in the yard. ard oceu , and Lawson called Lafontaine an oppro- Ser, ah ARKER IS Se ie s briows name, accompanying it with a profane re- a C. R. L. CROWN & CO. SAT 0 o'clock, Work Horses—to be without re- ve The att: ¥ i hy Benda eenboa of purchasers is mvited to this ane No, 337, C. R. L. CROWN & CO., ____ Corner of 6th st. and Pa. ay., By WALL & BARNARD, Anctioncers. AMILY CARRIAGE, YOUNG MARE, Ca AY ARNESss at Auction.—n SATURDA TING. Jane tith, at Wo’clock, we will sell, ront of ou — iare3 years old, and 1 Cart 1 ily Carriage, 1 ‘and Harness’ ‘Terms cash. ¥ 2 it WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. soy sally PROV =P ms D UNIM- TY r" = URSDAY" the toy wartact, 1 shail Ee in selitin front of the premises. Rin fronting 2) feet on &th street Lot in Square No, east. and 75 feet on L street south, with the improve ments thereon, consi: ting df a substantial two-story ang attic Brick Dwelling and Store, with dry cellar under all. now occupiad by J. C. Cross as a shoe store and under rent for sine peranvum; with a 2 story Brick Warehouse with cellar; a brick wall connecting the two buildings. Also, an eNmprovelt Lot, adjoining, fronting 15 feet 7 inches on 1, street xonth, inthe same Square, runoing back 8 feet. This lot has brick ‘valle on boil aes and a building may be erected ata small ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 months, for notes beari ter fr 4 f 5 A deed ven ‘and a deed of trust taken. “Title ia disputable, Jel0-te A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. real Pan eae OF pe LUABLE Britp- iG ‘SiN Pap FRIDAY APTERNOON, @ prem! subsoriber, dated May ye 5B, vision of Square 24 feet on north H street, 1 and Capitol street, and running back i75 feet 3 inches to a 3-feet alley, and containing each 4,206 ware feet of ground. Title perfect. erms : One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, 18, 24. 30 and 35 months, with interest, secured by a eed in trust on the premises. : THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. jo l-2aw&ds J.C. NcGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD ING Lots in Printixe cE ARK—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, uly Ist, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subseriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No, 139. folios 335, et seq., one of the land records for Washington county, in the et of Columbia, I shall sell Lot No. 42. in sub- on of Square No. 624. fronting 25 feet at the corner of 1st street westand north H street, running tack 130 feet 4 inches to a twenty-foot alley, and containing 3.25%; square feet. _ Also, Lot No. 47. 1n the subdivision of the same Square, fronting 24 feet on north H streets, between Ist street west and north Capitol street, running bi 175 feet Sinches to 2 39-foot alley, and contain _?— 206 square feet. itle perfect. ‘Terms: One-fonrth cash; the residue in 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 and 3} months, with titerest, sécured by a deed in trust on the premises. HOS. J. FUGER. Tresten, je10-2aw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. DON’T FORGET THE FESTIVAL OF t the Narragansett Club at Arlington Springs on tho Ith instant. Pro is to be charitably ex- pemled. A meeting of the members will be beld TO-NIGHT. By order of the “It? i 2X. & Ve Z J REPAIRING JEWELRY. EWELRY Repaired ina saperior manner, and at about one-halt the usual charge, by JAMES A. WATSON, je 10-3t* 59 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. 1S Hh! SH! FISH! i IVES, No. t New St. Johns ALEWIVES, 292d 3 . No.1 New HERRING, dry, salted, and ickled. Pi 5 Daily expected per schooner J. P. Wethered, and forsalely HARTLEY & BROTHER. je W-lw 99 and 101 Water st., Georgetown. PARTIES RESIDING IN GEORGETOWN, desiring to be supplied with new pure MILK, are respectfully informed that the under- signed is now prepared to deliver eae and eve- ning Any quantity they may require. Orders left with V.A-King, at the ‘Telegraph, Offios. will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. Je 6-6t* J. SMILLIE, Valley View Farm. (OR UVOSTO: ‘The reguiar A | clipper sch’nr Helen Marr, Nickerson master, . id is now discharging her freig She wilt he receiving freizht for the abo: port on Monday, 6th instant, and will ha despatch. Apply toHAKTLEY & BRO., 101 Water street, Georgew' Fi 2.5 barrels No. 1 Meramichi ALEW. lo. M2 mark. The son of Lafontaine then threatened DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR nage RENT ON CAPITOL HILL—A threc-story, vengeance, which caused the arrest of both par- Fi Ss . ties, and holding 0” both to security. - BRICK HOUSE new ee ne lot, on 3d and D street. Capitol = Hill. For terms, &c , apply to F. MOULTON 301 Warcu RetuRxs.—The docket at the Centr; | Penn. avenue, or H. NGILBERT xguard-house afforded an opportunity this morning for the sitting magistrate, Justice Donn, to exer- , Land Agent, Penn. avenue, rat EMA TN cise the authority in him vested, upon a set well- OR RENT—Four-story BRICK DWELLING No, 457 D street, between cd and 31 streets, known to him in his ofticial capacity. Julia Gar- called up for being drunk and Has !3 rooms. bathroom, gas, &c. Rent $4. Ap- And J He STEVENS ‘7th street, over ee OE a Co. " jo 9'4t' disorderly, the fact was proven by her aj arance, = "7 ik DWE bat form required an aftidavit which wes obtain: palnisioe MAGoeet bre Die * 1 ‘ed on ath street, between K ani F, » and Julia ordered to the sum of $3.15. P ne 870 Lucinda Matthews, colored, do ; do. $3.15. Rich. | Also, wanted to purchase for cash, a two-story ard Thomas was a as a Vagrant, without a | Frame Dwelling, ccameaning six rooms. home or visible means of support; sent to the | * JAVID MYE workhouse for 0 days. Charles Carter, colored. | 89-5 nes was charged with being drunk and disorderly, A DESIRABLE RESIDED 2 FORR which was clearly proven, and he was sent down A BRICK HOUS pleassntiy located on K for % days. Jack Donglass was drunk; 90 da v3, | Bt eet, between ISth and lith sts., opposite Franklin Peter Granton was charged with stealing tie Square, with = amp f delightful water inthe yard; ; 4 more delizhtfal sammer residence is not to had bone ——— ae unacene not | in the city, ‘Toa good tenant the rent will be mado » Peter cConmun: jor a further hearing. Apply at No. 442 F street north, between a 08 The term of ninety days bas become a certainty ner. colored, was k and @th sts. . YOR SAL#.—1 offer for sale a valuable FARM for common offenders of the city ordinances who im Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal are taken to tite Centre station, and cannot furnish | terms, containing 26232 acres; or will exchange it the penal sum upon each offence. It is | for improved eity property. ‘Phis property is siti. ther al: P ated in one of the most improved and highly culti rather slarming to opera at this | acd parts of the County. Conveniant te the eaval homes in the bighways, and live as Kipsies upon ye Hy . ale Ny nel the surrounding farms” The result has been « 5 ay aes ave enti @v Fiam> Houses ms, kitchen, and woud cellar, eet east, between C and D streets north. : One-fourth cash; the balance in monthly payments of $3, bearing interest. Apply on the P emises. a falling off from the trial docket. In the fall of the year they will be glad to be committed for ninety days, for it aifords them a comfortable howe du- the inclement season, and very little to do. Iurrovements —We perceive that steps are | ° je i-at* A JAMES D. MARR. being taken to improve the square fronting Mis- FOR, SALE—Two BRICK TENEMENTS in souri avenue, between Four and a-half and Sixth Gieorxets leasantly situated on West st., in the midst of an agreeable and polished socicty, and convenient to the best schools and churches. A sum of money will be taken which will zive to the purchaser, in rents, 10 per cent. Terms: One-fourth cash, and the balance in 1.2, and 3 years, with inte rest half yearly. Mr.'T. M. Hanson, Agent of Fire Insurance Company, 7th street, will designate the strects. The beautifying of this square by the Government has been long desired by the owners of the handsome residences on the square o te. ‘The Government has employed Messrs. Curtis & Dearing to put upa handsome green house upon this ejnare, which is now in course of erection. At | pro: more perticularly. the Corner of Massachusetts avenue and Tenth porns E. B. ADDISON, Ageni street, four flac dwellings are being erected for Mr. | _ mar 19-eotf Alexandria, Va._ Zephaniah Joues. They will greatly improve the neighborhood; bricklayers Jones and Bers, VOR RENT—The STORE Las 0 Painters Clements & Patterson & Banon, Reet terers Allen and Jackson. the corner of 9th and © streets, otis cape e the Bro., car; and builders Curtis & Dearing | 3uetion rooms of Wall & Barnard. Apply to. W. and WoBrate. The hower are to be four stories | HIGGINS, at Patent Office Extension. ye 4-6t high, 20 by 32 feet each. mastic imitation of brown | - ——_—— ee —— mate, arranged with all the latest improvements | JD RECEIVED THIS DAY, ii i i ER Express, a magnificent lot of Gold W for comfort and convenience, and tinished in a | ‘ style suitable for first-class dwellings. Mesmrs. | UOW SHADIS of 67, aud 8 feet, embracing swine Curtin & Dearing are also engaged with the finish: | Uk Donat TABOE Lae Cenrion eg G TURE ing of the extemal bail * corner of Pennsyl- | We have on hand sone very chuies Oil Painted th erected for the firm | FIREBOARD PRINTS, together vania avenue and A | with a large of Middleton & Beall. stock of plainer ones, all of which wo are offering fe went prices. . Preservinc JaRs.—Purecil & Sew (south side FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK. of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Sev- ee er Sy =P a enth streets) are agents for the sale of Bodine & Brother’s glass preserving jara, an article of great utility ai couvenionce They are to be sealed with the usual composition, and strike us as in- a against the loss of fruits, vege- tables, &e., sought to be kept in them. ‘They are also very cheap. Foat of \7th st., below War De; riment. Pied Geax John T.C. Clik Esq ds us | NE eet corner 12th and C streets, se GRaIN.—. . C. Clark, > sen adel , from his farm, in Prince George county, Md , ab picky 9b pnt aah jonah one some tine specimens of rye and wheat, average | COAL of all kinds, Specimens of his crop, grown without guano or | _J¢3 manure, excepting lime three years since, and 3-8e t for ‘. ttle used, and is in exoallent ort ‘er. oe ee WAGON: withoutatop. Apply at No. 544 north M street, near 9th. je 8-3t* ‘ m AM Gt ene FIRE WOOD MILLS, T. J. & W.M.GALT. RATIC MUSICAL GUEST, HEP. OPERA " Rot month- which speak weli for agricultural progress in that ly, just received a -HER D's, corner part of the State. ‘The young rye is accompanied by | 7th.and’D streets, contai 'wo Selections from (uor- tia Borgia, a superb sample of ‘old rye.” In that Dread Field of Rimini, and which is quite as “tal” {| ‘istilled by Hager, us “tal” in its way as the new. Muste faviting Se Cot Reat Estate. —Yesterday, Jas. C. McGuire & | frhryia'y Halts how fal bee Co, sold lot No. 2, in square 38, fronting on the Vengance so Long, Vainly Sought, &c., &o. Price “Soents. 2 page: jes Coal: COAL! Coal Fe oVES AND RANGES, yk Coon Coal Prepared Erpressly for Each. Persons ordering COAL. will please state the con- dition of the draft, and we will send that whieh will give entire satisfaction, ‘On hand, West End Red Ash, Treverton Red, Ash,ant Tamaqua White ash COALS, prepared ly tor cooking pur, a iit et iia, 1 & W.M. GALT Northwest corner 12th © streets, No. 547, and foot of 17th street, below War Department. jek Circle, at 294 cents per foot. Two honses on G = street, between Twenty-tirst and Twenty-second streets, for $6,556. One brick bonse on Pa. ave- nue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, for $5,000. We near that the Young Men’s Christian Asso- ciation are going to give the ladies in their late festival an excursion down the river at some early day. = Tux Yorxe Men's BexeveLENt Association intend to celebrate the 4th of July by a grand ex- Geet TREATY BETWER i ‘GLAND AND AMERICA. bas SA by ate eee BEAUREAN, an Kinlishmen, having. heard Arkival —The schooner Oliver arrived at the ing ints of t! it conntry eae in- von nth-street wharf, yesterday, with coal for | eeial M sient i act Sats tek tate and = {og by skillful workmanship and. industry, in con: —— AT on fee Tee Rev. Mr | neahon with his a ‘ashington lum | , at the asual hour. “" R eur ms | er done call snd ead » he tation other establis! t. oe CARESS SNS, Arrestiox, Hiawatnas.—The mem! Painting and Grains xecuted by us war- of the a called ii tab r to atte: Lames Sopa Saturday evening. At ‘o'clock, at raeted ut soernek,, UREAN & MOORE. their hall. Wy order of the President. | ac, | int-st 4846that,, bet. Cal, & Louisiana av. | ‘0 OUR OMERS. ie s. Clothin venns, | We would rempestiy give notice that your settlement at our des! i ready fi ite Ad fom the Tah ’to the atl instant. After that time bee lector will wait upon 3 a when we hope fur aud'bubloipate TANKLIN. & ROTHROCK J Corner 9th Ds bet ' ‘ joGiuire & Co.'s auction ro: in- | cage pe eg mabiie dng Sere Sa: Mt eee Ev hasd nad tira weorsalos | eee Tesmaitenk Paralshisy Goede, it?l jes-lw P TO CONTRACTORS, ROPOSALS will be seceived by the under- signed until the 7th day of June next, to make the following wamed improvement on that part of West street, inthis town, which lies batween Montgome- ry street and Mill street—that 1s to say, tode al! the filling that may be required to bring it to its legal grade, to place curbing of the best quality, and a paved gutter on each side thereof, and to furnish gravel of the best quality to the depth of ten inches on the centre of the street, with a gradual slope to the deptit of four mcehes at the gutters. ‘The earth for filling to be taken froma spot to be designated by the undersigaed. i Persons disposed to contract for this work are — to Sp for mae particular information, at the Mayor’s ce, before presenting their propo- s. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor, SAM’L BOOTES, Surveyor, ma 16-2tawtJun7 Commissioners, THE TIME FOR RECEIVING PROPO- sals for the above work is postponed to SATU R- DAY, the ttth i an si m, when they will be opened in the Mayor's ofhiee. 5 ee LEWIS PAYNE, Wouoresartsoor np sior DEALER, ‘Bridge street, Georectown, D.C. The attention of tie trade tx respectfully , led to my stock of Youths’, Men’s, and Boy CALFSKIN SHOES, for summer wea all ny own manufacture. My ‘stock of PATENT LEATHE WORK is also assorted and weil worthy of atten- se iarge lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS (su le for servants) also on hand and constantly ntry merchants and others in want are call or address meat No. 77 Bridge st., cetown, D.C. ap ae th PRIME WHITE MERC Joby BRADLEY «CANTOR aie 164 and 166 Water street. STILL THEY COMr. smu coe BARGAINS! BARGAINS"" E. GUTMAN, 187 Bridge street, has just re- ceived from auction a large assortment of Black Silk Mant ISHEL POTATC is and Points, . abouts beet guality? yards wide Whiteand Binck e, at $!, worth $1.9 Stel etdasion Skirts, 12 hoops, for £1, worth 1.5; Children’s do. for 37 and §2 cents. A full line of Black Silk Velv. ibbons, ail widths and best quality, at half pr Ladies’ French Corsets, al! sizes, at 87 cents, worth Hi itehed Handkerchiefs at 12 and 25 cents; fine plain Linen at 10 cents, worth 12 cts., Silk Gauntlets at 59 and 75 cents, worth double the Mises" host quality Kid Gloves at 5) and %5 cents, Alp aspfoudyd itus of Swiss and Cambric Sets, arse fing, Sis and Cambric Edging and A great variety of Black French Laces, Silk Nets sat paeears reas ally requested to call and PER’S FERRY.—The fast and com- Ap * ELLS, leay orge- tor TUESDAY, THURS: BAY, wel SATURDAY, oe) since Re- u i Harper’s Ferry every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, até orclock am. ve Ihe Antelope makes an extra trip to ower tam: herdstown and Wil and Sunday mornings. sport on Saturday ma 31 AFETY LINE TO HARPER’S FERRY. x reach in 12 howrs or lens, Ae The new, 5 # commodions si mer S. J. BRENGLE, Capt, W. H. Ritter, leaves Prorsctowe 3 isoee Fer- ty. and intermediate points, every’ MONDAY, W. SDNERDAY, and FRIDAY, at7 oe! A. m. Returning, leaves Harper's Ferry every TUESDAY, THe RSDAY, and SATUR DA ¥, até u’clock a.m. For light freight or passage apply to WV. H.& HOG. RITTER. - B.—All freights must be pre paid. =ma23-Im EW ARRANGEMENTS _ AT THE UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, No. 37 Green street, Georgetown, D.C. 3 w igned respectfully announce to their friends and the public in general that they have ata large expense remodled their establishment, hav- ing 8) no pains in making every necessary ar- rangement for condi « their business sy stemati- cally. We have introduced the water from the Washington Aqueduct, and also added thereto a j fs Aiterer, throu h which the water passes, so hati videter themeciees that their MINE now r = RAL WATERS cannot be equalledin the District. In addition to beve the i i stock of PORTER and ALE, from the mostaolee er ce Gallonsof prime EASTERN CIDER Which wi I be sold by the barrel, gallon, or in bot: PAR SA AEA BA N. PHILAD!) HIA ALES, put fi pint bottles expressly for invalids, alweys oS vigept cath fed too” civen ‘o onr drivers, will be T a4 good of chal (States) 'ARNY © SHINN. Fo SALE—A good SKCOND-HARD CAR- bh RIAGE, which will ba > sere Aptana arene ane ER,XXX_PALE, bis —RU A I nV int costed alot of RUBBER HOSE, which | ‘sell(in quantities to suit) cheer for cash, Pt aa: Loh, R, je7-lw next door to the Star Oflise, Tilia AFTERNOON ¢ To-nonnow |. LS UATEST NEWS. F SRD re oy | AZ Teleeraph to the Evening Star. vee ’ atin IN 1S Np Mtn 8: 1 x onra | BT WREN "eT ery s ag From Pike's Peak. me Wth, at 6o'clock, on the prem: Lravenworrm, Kansas, JuneS.—The Pike's thobrptircltciiacerssees aceet i | Bok sve tes ed, erage ts ne n © \ : sects: Wwost, running back TH. feet to a twenty-feet “ ey. ‘This lot is si i y th, ‘hes ict is situated jn.a desirable and heal 7 part of the city, wi frout. formed oul others at all Indians are the taterecction of lew York avenue and north Coussderabie Terins: 0; 3 i twimonthin, with taorests secured bys eed of trast 7 the premises, 8 J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ee _______- FUTURE Days. gee ap ». sales, By J.C. Megu .. Anetionsers. _ heat—saies of white at $1.50; no sales of red.” HANCERY Sk Lee OE OCR eee DT | Corn— G00 bushels offered; sales at ec. oF Grownn.—By virtue ofa decres of the No sales of oats or rye nit COnrE of ap, Distriat of Columbia, in in cai co . where a! Gemplainant and Richard Barie Weta — dall, and others are defendants, Bactimorg, June 10.—Flour closed active, but the unders: trustes, appointed in said cause, will sell, at fhe auction, in front of the premises, on SATUR’ AY. thedith day of June next, at 6 o'clock p.m., Lat N 1, in Square No. 879, [onting on 7th, street’ pact V5 “heat closed dull and heavy, but quotations feet 19 inches, on (lt on eiedaig Wy ory > | were nominal, white $1.60e$1 85; red $1 S0aB1.60 and on south I street 82 fect” inches. and comtare’ | Corn closed dull; white S2as6e'; Sadic Ing 928) feet, more or less. which may besold entire |_| Provisions closed dull and heavy; or in parcels uit purchasere. ders 7 xe ; do. sides 94 a9 ke Terms of sale: One third ofthe purchase money to| Pork closed firm; mess $17.25. Lard closed anit at 12al2yo. be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal pay- u nd 18 months from the day oh aate age Bisky closed dull and heavy; Ohio is held at ments at 6, 12, an ? With interest, with a surety or sureties to poet by the trustee. Deeds at purchaser's cost, {the terms of saleare not complied with within 5 days from the day of sale. the trustee reserves the Tight to resell, on giving 5days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the defaulting parchaser. RICHARD BARRY, Trustee, epene—snenccaesheeenets rs = New York Markets. ew Yorn, June 10.—Flour has deci: jegd J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts “Wheat closed with a dectini tendency; West- By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ern white $1.75a81.85. Corn ri with a de- FURNITURE AND HOCSEHOLD EFFECTS | clining tendency; mixed SOaS7¢.; white 90a9ic.; Fund ee cei ey ES DAY MORNING, | yellow 91a95c. i un » At 40 o'clock, at the residence o e ok . = inan declining housekeep sou the south wide of suoh oheeen heney at Ten nL NOt? 23; prions GIS. ay lion person sheen te dinate Whisky closed quiet at % ‘ee. Mahogany Plush-covered Parlor Suit. consisting of ‘ Marble lop Contre: Solaeml Pence Hes, le-bop © Sofa, anc 4 Gitte ‘Mi :, s fae, New York, Jnne 10.—Stocks are higher; bom fal Byles" ket? Por cic | cone Sad Rock lane Sou thse Cassel bake Ou! Paintings. Engravings, ‘Shades, 0); Michigan Southern 9 New Vork Central Sham Set, es * ead | ; Cantons vi Hi igh post asd Cottage Bedsteads, hy tng BH; ¢ ve es Dressing and Plain Bureans,- = ITB, ‘4 is, Bolsters and Pillows, JOTICE TO TRAVELLERS ON TH - a Paes CS abn oo Mattresses, INS 'TOMAC RIVER AND CHESAPE: RE? Work and Pancy Tables, Rockers, PINEY POINT, PONNT. LOOK-OUT, OLD Binseoles Three. Hy and Tn rain Carpets, POINT, AND NORFOLK. * clotn, . 5 M rn Chica, i Ruse. Hovisand Fare, he. The steamer POWHATAN, having been refitted Together with the usual assortment’ of Kitchen equisites, Terms: $9 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit of 6 and 9 — for satirfactorily endorsed and put in complete order, will be laced npon the above ronte Wi eee DS DAY, June Isth, making two trips week during the —leaving her berth at the notes, bearing interes ed Wharl, foot of Sixth street, every a f i - | MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 9 o'clock bee ouse is For Rent, Inquire of the auc- for Norfolk, touching at all the Lands a a jeo-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ | Potomac. .] Norfolk oturn will leave and FRIDAY, att 0" and awive in Washington Wediesdays ee vy A. GREEN, Auctionee 7 2m, B N RUSTER’S SALE OF THR EF AME Houses ; FRIDAY, the Int day of July next. I'shall next, I shall Glymont 20 front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m.,. by virtue of | Sandy P F 30 adeed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the uantico. 1 | Piney Point ....... 200 15th day of July, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. S. 20 Gas look-Out... 209 No. 81, folios 197, 19%, 199 and 2, one of the land 2 00| Norfolk....... a, a records for Washington county, in the District of | Bi --. 200 Columbia, the following improved property, | ing Fl ree. Meals and state-rooms ex! ond being in the city of Washington, District afore- Fi % servants half-price. Free said. viz: eon All of Lot No. 23, in Syuare No. 1°7, having afront PPasee rs will be taken off and landed at al! the on north L, between I8th and 19th xtreets west, to- | above ts. gether with theimprovements, which are three 2- story Frame Houses, ‘Terms of sale cach. " If the terms of sale are not complied with in three * firther informat ly to the Captain, on boardor artes Conpany's Office, No. S42 Pena. avenue. 7EO. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co. ors of _— 7 Tyustes reserves the raga — URNETT OCOAINE ——e roperty, vi a i . a . resale in the Star newspaper, of the with of Wank | Be BS Wa Re RATIVE, ington, atthe rick ard eat The fret purahamer ARRY'S TRICUPHEROUS, , JOHN P. HILTON. Trustes, “YON’S KATHAIRON, je2-2aw&ds A_ GREEN, Auct. And many other for the hair, ved andlor sale by eee Wa. A. GRAY, Northeast corner 4th st. and Massachusetts ay. ZMNERMAN & cols ._ CATAWBA BRANDY, Received and for sale ‘e WM. A. GRAY, ton Northeast corner 4th st. and Massachusetts av, URE SODA WATER, P _ With Delicious Fruit are can always be nat rte A Panes Northeast corner éth at. and Massachusetts av. N. Bie ly of DRUGS, MEDICIN By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE OF 2-STORY_ FRAME Hovse axprug Lor on wiicu it STANDS AT Avctiox.—On THURSDAY, the zd day of June, 1859, 1 shal! sell, in front of the premises, at 6 0’cl’k = m., by virtue of a deed of truet to the subscriber. bearing date the 12th day of November, 1857, and recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 145, folios 64, and 67, one of the land records for Washi county, e Les Pisvic: of Columbia, a r= or parcel of ground lying and being in the er Washington, District aforesaid, aud ‘knows nown As rts of Lots twenty -stx (25) and twenty-seven, (27. InSquare numbered four hundred and ninety-si (496,) beginning for the same at a distance of 124 feet 8 inches from the southeast corner of said square, on 4g street, and running thence north eighteen feet and two inches, (18 feet 2inches,) thence west one h hundred fect (190,) thence south eizhteen fect two | PER RY. HAIR BRUSHES, fine SOAPS, inches, (18 feet 2inches.) then ne eat to the Place of &c., coustantly on hand. Jo 8-R* 1: get th the ve ly ol Tr > area cond dwelling house, Roker we Picture e Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 CORD AND TASSELS. months; the purchaser to give notes for the deferred | | A handsomeassortment of PICTURE CORD payiuonte bearing interest fromm day of wale.” Ail | aid TASSELS at 1 °°. MARKRITERCS, conveyancing at the cor the ol . ft — Bim alae ot coped wh Ge dagh the | ma. Oia Fella rust reserves the right to pperty, at 7 y j — the risk and cost of the iret perchaset, | rad ter potty ML aided E 3 Te the WARE. tising the same three times in the Star. NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. PATRICK DOWLING, Trustee, A. GREEN, Auet, In virtue of two writs of rk's office of the rt clumbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, | will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court roerof Penn. avenue and th xt. Stockho! rs ol allcitizens of Washington town. aa a . AMES C. MoGUIRE, President, , ERY CHEA ve Se ae _ma 23-2wé& _&. D. Haweon San. ft f the ¢ PETINGS. Bolan of Jane next tase ale ceksek phe fl’ | ,Hauarkeepers who) wield ate at foust $039 lowing described property, to wit, viz: fe a oe Side wal eon ant’s right, title, claim snd interest Now, and not in the autumn, will do weil to call at No; 5, 1n Square No. 397, in the city of Washington, | {0 Warerooms, No. 4 Market Space, and make D.C., together with all and singular the improve. | Gir selections. oul Sbnives il alee thereon, seized and levied upon as the pro GH JERVET CARPETS at gt oven Wim. B. Wilson. ard will le sold to satiety worth oa the fall @LaS ced @e aero a7 te January term, 1558. 18 ISH BRUSSELS at S50, $1, and $L12%, LDEN, Marshal "| “Qiocant THICEE-PLY, weighing 2 pounds to as | a SE- + Wer a —— cor te Bite mim J the yaid. at from $1, S12, and § J" These JUABLE FARM AN IUNTRY SEAT | Souds are in entirely vew designs ane Ore, Sa: Gin purenanee of the tet ae ea tra heavy superhne INGRAIN CARPET testament of Dr. oF fe a late of Prines . Us lates cents, Will be much i doceased. 1 will’expose to public es - T DAY, the sth ¢. a J ty Als bea! mpply of RUGS and DOOR at lV o'clock, a. u.. if fair, if not, the next fair day | MATS, in all the staples from which Mats are ieores: mrs at is Inte residence, near Biadonsburg. =e. a let of enperior Enghth VENETIAN ‘aryland, that esirable tract . 4 80. a lot of superior Ei z land of whichhedied seized and. poasearel called | DAMASK. CARPETING, tn euusrely cow color, “Yarrow,” eontaining from one hundred to one 4,7-8, and 4 hundred and sixty acres. onsequence the season of the abov f the warm weather and eare rmined to rur off good at astonishingly low CLAGETT & DODSON. R. THOMPSON'S PATENT MEDICINE . EPOT. No. 506, North Side, Pa. Avenue, Where he will be giad to see his old friends and r 18 property is beautifully and most eligibl: wated, extened neariy to the villace of Riadens burg, aud lying between and berdering upon the timore and Wavhington Rai'road and the Balt teore and Washington Turnpike, distant about 4 oro miles from Washingt n city "! adjeins the lands of John C. Rives, Esq. [tix in ahigh state of cultivation, having been loog and most probtably paed as amarket garden. for which it ix well caleu- eit hal has an extensive apple aud peach orchard of i t yrhenever they may feel disposed to give the chorcest fruit, a large barn, and every ne POSKA ° fy building, either for farming or gardening pur kee ntly on hand all the popular Themain dwelling stands uponane: retail," Also, my, r manding s fine view of the village, maimed. and | SERVER and CORDIAL, wiiekews be bed hey firfounding country, is two stories high, on exer! quantity, = a _ jes st” lent order, has been erected buta few years, recently 5AIN— “ Sunil ten chemo na he tyy2 | WOR ALE: § GREAT BARGAIN sone within a hundred yards of the d Washington Railroad, situated in a beautiful with all the modern improvements, by o depot of the Bal ofthe best makers; ony been a few weeke known as Penn Ss Stat Frove of trees of the rarert Kind, selected with [the mene tasiclionin ate reatest care and planted with much tast>, and ix | 5 ay Pe Srgamented with & large oplent jonof shrubbery of | Sty in afew days. App!y toc. T. De CCENIEL'S Music Store, Pa. avenue, between 10th and lth sts. Jo8-3t Hee’ SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS" The attention of the ladies is particuialy invited to the een of Diamond Skeleton Skirts.” The 0 be the best Skirt made, wricgle or swing and the per son when wa! a fault which 1s @hiversal with all other kinds. 2d, They are cheaper, bot asdurabio, having medallion clasps in sewing, and also because Il Hoops made manner are equal in keeping the dress in ite 13 Hoops made in the usual way. 34. As they are made of the watch ime stenl they will not break, and are also very light, as well axrlecantin appearance. Just received aud for sale by H. EGAN, Gifferont varieties. Considering its proximity to Washington city, by railroad and turnpike, beauty of location, factlity of procuring fertilizers, advan tages in rejation to health. society. svil, &e, it is pre-eminently adapted and presents many induce. ments for a handsome and valuable country seat. he land is an lly increasing in value, and those having capital could not make a safer, more judicious and profitable investment than by pur chasing it; and rarely is so favorable an opportuni - ty presented for certain and sure xpeculation. 'erms of eale: One-third cash; balance in 1, 2, and 3 years, in equal instalments, with interest from the day of aie, to be secured by the notes ofthe par- chaser, with security to be approv yy the under- signed. Title indisputable. ei je Ss ers believe y do n both because the: tw aps in the place of in this we N. C. STEPHEN, i Executor of Hanson Penn. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. MPROVED FARM ON THE oe BURG Roab at Pustic avction —On WE. 8. | 208 St 323 Pa. av... bet. 6th and 7th sts. DA y AFTERNOON. 15th instant, at 4 clock, 1 Meeks w ii sell mises, a: roved Rerun af 8 s ; . y ettuated on the old road to Bla: | 2 PAVILION REOPENED. 4 miles from Washington. s delightful, healthy, and popular WATER- be divided into lots to suit pur- Ve. Spee Raoee Ss seen wall ING PLA no" Landing, siteated on the Potomac, be- chasers, | ° “"Perins liberal and madeknownatsale. oa | Bost Hiisckistone’s" tain a and Piney Seah » GREEN, % wi su; <i Vauuantee BUILDING LOTS”'ON. THE | tomac PP a : Istaxp at Avction.—On TUESDAY, the 14th | | His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines, instant, I shall sell, in front of the premises, at six are, Ro. «elock’p. m., the following valuable Building Lots, thin is eater ata baste 8 Kuests, handsomely situated on the Island, fronting on Del are avenue, 2d street west, and é and H reets, all having fronts of from 18 to 25 feet, and all | > i umbia leaves Washi every n Rms to alleys; at ‘being subdivision of Baoan me fen ns ara lagy m., aod will at the ots 1p Iii, Bh 22 and 27, Terms for Board: $1.50 per day; for a week or Also, 33 and 35, longer. $1 25 per day, or 230 per day, For farther information dress Proprietor, Leonardtown, St. Mary's cc , id, jes-2m Ro J. MARSHALL, Prop'r, eam _R- 3. MARSHALL, Prop'r._ REPARING TO ENLARGE P ° OUR STORE ROOMS. ‘Terms: One fifth cash; balance in 6 12,18,and 24 ney for — — fe scons —_ day of sale. eed Kivel trust en Kiven ard a deed of trust KEEN, Auot._ Je7-ts B NARD & RUCKEY ; Georgetown. VELLING HOUSE. AND LOT AP Stic. | “with @ view of improving our prosont Store nn me Hi F Rone. we ri wtgek in sl demnrtinentr st ie i nel and assorted stock 1 SH LLA premises, we shall sell that commodiousand Rich FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, comiortabie Brick Dwelling-houss situated on Po- a prime cost for cash. tomac ep eg Johu’s Church, between ist and 2d i rontin, running back al ut 15 feet, is sale offers an opportunity to secure a com- fortable home ina pleasant and quiet part of the town. We would here remind our friends 8nd parchasers i fa be opi ity tor may hve fo escure iherr suppivon te all ret quality pk Y Oo atthe very lowest Prifcrnieg ‘our gonds into pre or less— One-fourth cash ; thi id 12 ire stoc! to money i mont haiti interest A diced given and’s deed aoe ee —i lose seater making the improve 6 i “je6 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct'rs, we Zech e Fieri oat fiert for selling RSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of fieri | throsshforices. J, W. Y & pret issued from the Clerk's An et be e 523 7th at. Paty. euit Court of the District of Columbia for the coun- | —* Eup h i aeine tatu Rtas SAM ey apa OU ORO ae ablie in fro door of said county,on WEDNESDAY thowsthag | “s of June inst., 1850, at 12 o'e ™., the followingtie, OLD SPARKLING scribed property, to wit; 4 t's rgb and 5. SODA WATER. gist and een orn yes poe . of DELICIOUS YR ops, s, juare west re ~ 4 4 ream, aaillss nt Pine shington, D. 2: with al er hatrcpet at lasmee Geog Mis, James G. Coo May term, i350, Banans, Stra Re. sold topetaty sa igh At ews’ si nots ; tort oof Columbus } ma 90-1 ‘gud 3 sia.