Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1859, Page 3

LOGAL NEWS. Potict Martens —Before Justice McKenna — Ann Kirby, of whom mention bas been made be- fore in the Star as having eseaped from the work- house by jumping from a peer ta owg 4 pPrtag again found drank in the streets ie po- Lice officers of the ighth police district. and taken before Justice McKenna, and in default of Pay. ment of a five of $5.4 was recommitted to workhouse for a space of 90 days. Jotun Hart got on and, after getting pretty drunk at the ill, abuse his wife, (and not Hirst time either.) He blacked the wife's eyes in no time, and she, in retura. a ewes a ae eee ner Jobu fou is way Presence magistrate, assisted by the officer; but his wife re- fused to a Inst Lim for the assault and battery, saying ‘John was as dacent a man as there was going, barrin the whisky.”’ So John was fined ©} 94 for being drank pom irene James Spalding kept his liquor-selling lishment open on Sunday. despite an ordinance of the Corporation to the contrary. for all of which be was made to shell out the sum of $25 and costs. Jobn Collins was found in a romantic position, trying te hold up a brick wall. He said he didn’t believe he was drank and insisted that he ought to be dise from the watch-house instanter He thought it “ unconstitutional, decidedly, to puta free man in the watch ‘us for a’ most nothing,”’ and took oecasion to contradict the testimony of all the witnesses who a against him. He was excused after contributing 3 4 to the gen- eral fand. Joba MeGewan was also found drunk, and placed im the lockup house. John was very sorry, saying it was the first time he had ever been on aspree,and he wouldn’t have been on this one ouly he met a friend who bad just lost his wife. and took adrink with bim through th fter which they took several more drinks ether, and then some more, thi the fn- fluence of the same hamane senti and the cor ence was that when he waked up he found bin: mn a dark , all by himself. He begued to be let off in such earnest terms that the magistrate took pity on bim, and let him. slide after payiag the usual watch house fee of $3.94. Thomas ¥ Barnes was drunk and disorderly in the street, and was fined $5.94. Pat Kane was ac- cused of malicious mischief so successfully that he left $1.94 with Barbery Seite: Eiee fees . Lydia Seymore, Barbery S Ana gan, Marv Brown, Catherine Shannoy. and Tow Fitz- gerald were individually and collectively accused of using profane and indecent language in the streets, for whieh they were ail duly fined. The whole amoant of fines and costs a by Justice McKenna during the month of May was $109 52. Something fn the way of stolen goods was dis- covered by a colored man named Crawford, a few uigbts ago, in shape ef a cloth cap covered with oiled silk,and marked No. 7, a pair of ready-made pants, sammer cloth, and a summer vest. all of which les are entirely new. The articles were found i street ii jiately in the rear of the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard; and the colored man left them with Justice McKenna for identiti- cation On the vest is a card bearing the follow- ing marks, “No. Cx; lot 196; Price Lis, Size 23." (n the top of the card are the words, ‘* Manufac- tured expressly for this market.” The owner of the above goods is requested to come and take them away. "ocxvaTion WALLs —Mr. Editor: 1 think the © generally, and especially those contem- plating the erection of residences, will feel much indebted to you, if you will direct their attention to the impropriety of the present custom of placin; beick Int foandatiow walls, intend of building them entirely of stone. ‘The nature of the brick, being porous, leads it to absorb and carry up into the walls, especially of the basement and prin- cipal stories, so much moisture as to make the damp and unbealthy; and frequently to the plastering, and mold or rot the paper- while in a short time the joists decay, and ouse becomes shattered. That such evils should be dured when the use of stone in fonndation walls would obviate them, reconeila is ei to be had, or costs a great deal more than brick. | know it tu be true that stone of first quality and in great quantity exists in the vicinity of the canal above Georgetown. and | know, too, that if yen- erally used for foundation walls, the com tion caused by the demand would bring it to our doors at reasonable prices. Hence. I trust peal guns will consult their own interests, and guard their health from the evils of bey 3 wails, by the nse of stone in the foundations of their houses. As I Lave no other interest in stone than so far as to be one of the sufferers from brick foundations, | trust what f Lave said may not be unheeded. or passed by because it may be supposed that this article originates from interested motives. Let the Par but reflect, and I feel that their judgment will coneur with mine in this particular. Pustic Goon. Note —We believe that modern builders inter- pose a layer of slate between brick foundations and the upper stories to cut off the of the ure. but we are not aware if the remedy is thoroughly effectual —Ep. Star. Ssues oF Reat Estate—By A. Green, Awr- since May W :-—Lots 6 and 7, square 537, ts per foot, Hugh Bresnalan; lot 3, square s per foot. W. Miller; lot 15, square 32, per foot. D. Linkins; lot 3, square 40, 10 ceuts per foot, B. H. Steiametz; lots 10 and 11, Sjnare 441, 0S cents foot, J. Myers; lot B, subdivision of 1 and 2, square 566, 30 cents south half of lot 9, square 296, W. P. Doniphan; north i ‘ 296, 16 cents per foot, P. Hep- born; part of lot 5, square 296, improvements, S!.lov.G_S Hepburn; part of lot 5, square 296, cents per foot, W. P. Doniphan; part of lot 15, square 358, improvements, $710, P. Hepburn; lot 4, square Se. cents per foot. Geo. Barbour; ot F are Li7, 10 cents per fot, Jas. lots 22 aud 23, square 571,47 cents per foot, vey; lots 26 and 27, square 5371, 39cents per Hanney; tots 29, and 30, square 571, ents per foot, W. Flynn; lots 31 and 52, square S3 ceats per foot, Geo. W. Cochran; lots 33 ed HH, square 571, 30 cents per foot, J. B. Simms; lots 19. 20. andl 27, square 571, 40 cents per foot, A } lots 1¥ and 11, square $71, 343 cents per S. P. Franklin; lots ¥ and 9, square 571, 3634 cents per foot, Thos. Geary; lots 6 and 7, square 1, W cents per foot, J. Simms; lot 5, square reuts per foot, A. Baldwin; lots 2, 3, and 31 cents per feot, S$. P! Franklin; lot 4234 cents per foot, C. Werner ; lot 40, 52 cents per foot, M. Caton; west fart of lot 2. square 31. improvements, $6,001, irs. Duncanson; east part of lot 2, square 374, 75 © foot, J. P. Haliday; half of lot 5, square 74 cents per foot, T. B- France; south part of 7, square S55, 14 cents per foot, Mr. Sullivan; 4 cents per foot, E. Barrett; cents per foot, Mr. Haupt- uare 585, luaprovements, wa of lot 12, square 585, ‘bos. Boland. Stitt AxoTHER Nuisaxce.—This is the Tiber- creek ne at that interesting locality where the Tiber, Second street and Pennsylvania avenue meet ia coujunction. The locality is perhaps bet- ter known by the name of the old railroad depot. Just east of the old railroad depot we discover a space of ground about eight or ten feet wide,which gors, for Want of a better name, as Second street Letween the old railroad depot and Tiber creek. Where the street ends in width Tiber creek be- zins. and where there used to be about ten feet in width of street there is now the waters of the Ti- ber, whic tlow smoothly along over the inud and ether fith which forms its bed. From the edge of this ten-fert-wide street to the aforesaid waters there is & perpendicalar fall of about ten or twelve feet: and as the muddy water flows along it seems to wail, in its slaw course, for some unsuspecting and confident hack or team driver to be precipita- tect lute its filthy bosom. This little incident fre- yueutly vecurs, and is oecasionally varied by an accompanying splash of loud and bitter not of the most religious natare; and about once a Week, more or less, an unlucky ger may be Leard te bewail the total neglect of the authorities and to threaten vengeance upon the unlucky Cor- porstion that cannot afford to protect the necks of ‘ts citizens fcom peril at the expense of a few dol- lars ow 3 necessary improvement. Complaints loud and fearful reach our ears, daily, about this extraordinary street; and we wait to see whether the Corporation will leave the nuisance to abate itself, as they did in the case of New York avenue, until they were compelled to pay a heavy biti of damages, or whether they have learned by that dearly. zht experience that “a stitch in time sives aine.” square 25, mart of lot Thos. Botand; jovements, $275, Mr. Error : I observe in the National Intelli_ geueer of thismorning a local item, in which it ts recommended to the lately appointed public gare dener the excision or destruction of the sycamore ‘ts to, on ac- roning them ther for ‘beaut; Now, with a jolog teal eritic of the Intelii- + the remark that a mueb ty Le taken Wo the sickly and ve tree of beaven as it seems unappro- whieh most of our citizens rega: @ street nuisence’? at this time of the year, wich cenders the otherwise delightful ou Pennsylvania avenue very di the leastof it. I confess, Mr. & ustonished to find this ultra-condemnation of the S)esmore Without a like denunciation of the alan- tous Otsrnver. hic Nie ox Monpay xext —The Monumental brate their sixth anniversary on Monday va grand pie-nic at Arlington Springs. fiuest kind of a time is antics: \. Aa A Jevenice Concent will be given at Trinity Cburck on next Monday evening, commencing at E orlock Centar Lh sttendance of dealers was fair, the supply of pro- | J ,O8T—At tho visions, as to quantity and quality, excellent; the DKERGHIEP. The haters ve Prices of many articles declining, bot the sales mame at Office, With the ae were dull early in the morning, when they are | OW?” general’ woe —A active. In the bers’ ment, ahearh ace stalls were richly Teevinnd, there was moore Sctivity. te the dou machet vent 1 the supply offered at the Roll butter, BRACELET, [or Armiet,) inst RON, between, or 6th co.uk nod era teate fats seni cares icra ao at Ewe TRAY COW. tt the quolosira of ths 5 t Soe men gemcar ge ni rove mame tat GRUEY oa ake ar AKEN UP TEHREE ANIMA heed tres- OAR wird and Gait. ORR STRAY [=D pan by | fREMISES OrTe E Chickens, & pr. = Irish toes, weruada rales 7 adverti red and white COW about five years old, ever wi Inetarathessic n the corner of f and 'w to Mra. Bor ol nu reward of $5. streets east, wi M.S. JONES, Grovsty Store, corer Derr ies tir eaaare nd 7th a al sae ed Oo ® pu tenant the rent wi! made low For particulars appl: it door to Mrs. K. R. CAS- SHUN or tod. T CASSELL, corner of ith strat Maryiand avenue, je 10-tf Tront, banch...: 6 | Sheepshead each Tue New Hawt or Representatives is all alive to-day with workmen, some engaged in taking up flooring and laying masonry and piping for increased heating facilities, and s@fMe making preparations for the substitution of sofas for the arm-chairs and desks heretofore used by tue mem- bers. It will be remembeted that the House of Re ntatives, last session, voted to do away with single chairs and desks, and pao the 3 lish parliamentary style of advancing toa tabie in the centre of the room whenever a member ma: need pen and ink facilities—a change whici it is supposed will advance business, since the mem- bers will be obliged to sit bolt, upright, and at- tend to the work of the hour, in: of writing 8 rooms, a3 ohandelier in the pari ‘bio-top stati washstands 10 ‘chambers: cistern in't yard, ‘and Seaveakanee Rm Hr Fo SE Damen ear, BRICK DWELLING No. 457 Dat between 2d and 3d streets. letters and franking documents as heretofore. The arm-cliairs and desks have not been sold, but Dried RMTEVENS" Street, ove: Suter, {Pa ste been Ree Bare: away in the poorer a Co.'s Bank, je9-4t™ u in case change ves unpalatable to t! OR SALE—A two.sto ME WEI- members there Is nothing tore to be done than | OH ASA situated on ith street, between f onal Fy order a restitution. Island. Price $500, es Also, Soe to purchase for cash, a two-story Oratorio oF THE CREATION at St. ALoysius | Frame Dwel jing, coatatsing ate rooms. Cuvxcu.—We hear that the management of the jo 9st No.2 Todds BOER LES nat fo Trasch ot sassnetere ‘Saude tae, RBI HOUSES DENCE FOR RENT where all persons who have purchased tickets, i vopposite Prank treet, between Isth and i4th sts., opposite Franklin juare, with a pump of delightful water inthe yard, A more delizhtful sammer residence is not to ba had inthe city, To a good tenant the rent will be made low. Apply at No. 442 F street north, between 5th and 6th sts. je9-tf (OR RENT—A comfortabie thres- F WELLING, or north f, betwees dt eae ‘he house con can have their seats secured. We learn also that the rehearsals are proceeding most satisfactorily, and tuat all indications potut to the rendition of this great Oratorio in a style to give genuine delight to all lovers of music. Tuz Wasutxcton anv Norrotk STRaMBoaT ‘streets west, ins 8 rooms, and is Rovre.—The steamer Powhatan will commence Srpieees with Fi, throughout, For terms apply to running regularly twice a week between this city | JOHN H.SEMMES & CO., corner of Sth street and Louisiana avenue, opposite the west end Cen- tre Market. rena je Teost™ F°8, SAL + .—I offer for sale a valuable FAR. in Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal! rine ee ae aoress oF will exchange. it for improv y property. This property is sita- ated in one of the most improved snd highly eulti- and Norfolk, on ext Monday. This arrange- ment will restore to our citizens their usual sum- mer facilities of taking pleasure ex- cursions to Norfolk and intecemoitens points. For time schedale, rates of fare, &c., see advertise- ment in another column. vated parts of the couuty, Convenisnt to the caval SHS SS and railroad. BENS. P. SMITH Buactany.—Last night, the shop of John F. | Sestt’ City Hall. Grimes, boot and shoe maker, Twelfth street, be- tween G and H, was entered by thieves, and about three and a half dozen pairs of ladies’ and gentle- men’s shoes, many of them made to order, were stol bie Ce in by nag the back door Mr. Grimes being a beginner almost in business is hardly able to endure @ loss so heavy. (OR RENT—The large corner ROOM on the 2d foor of Columbia Place, corner Louisiana ave- nue and 7th street. M Apply to 8. STT Hat and Cap Store. 542 Ath at, aoe 334. Apsly of th ects—No, 334. Apoly on the S568 TE RMT t—Two convenient: @v Fiam> Houses * 6 rooms, kitchen, and wood cellar, On Ist street east, between C and D strcets north. ‘Terms: One-fourth cas! @ balance in monthly 6 interest. Apply on the _JAMES D. MARR. IN CHANCERY. Crrcurr codex be THY pisrricr oF COLUMBIA. Samuel Scott, Samuel Strong, William J. Mart Gilbert, and Martha A.C. The object of this suit is to pri New Painting anp Grainne EstapiisuMEnt. We have seen specimens of the painting and graining executed at the new establishment of Messrs Beaurean & Moore, 481 Sixth street, and take pleasure in stating that their imitations of woods and imarbles are unsurpassed by anything that we have ever seen in their line. ni payments of $30, beari Premises. Reat Estate Sares.—Jas. McGutre & Co. sold yesterday part of lot No. 10, in reservation A, with the improvements, to Samuel Norment for $6,500. Also, the adjoining let to P. W. Brown- ing for 63 cents per foot. Horatio N. ‘olin. rea decree to annul and make void certain deeds to said defend- auts ef certain real estate in the City of Washing- ton, and in the bill described as pa t of Lot one (i) in Square seven huadred and fifty-six (756,) as fraudulent, The bill state: New Rovre to Paitavetenta —Onr readers ‘will see, by advertisement in another columm, that * Hand's Line’ by steam to Philadelphia, (via canal,) affords tine facilities for receiving freight from that port, or sending it thither. n substance, that the said com piainant ber | aud possessed of said real ex: late, the Stre by certsin fraudulent prac tices in said bill s! ; and without consideration. Obtained the said complaiaant’s signature to a deed of a portion id in said bill described, which deed ra date corded ame OBrien is crowded all the time. Some people wonder Low it is! We can tell them. That store on the corner of I. and Ninth streets advertises, and the neighbors know jnst where to go and get what they want. Go! ig the lan Columbia, that the sai: eWery of the aforesaid fra edge the said deed as th made and provided requires. The bil further states that the said Strong and wile afterwards made « deed for said property i favor of said Martin, that the said Martin conveved refased to ackuowl tatute in such cases Tue Pic-Nic anp Tarcet Excursioy of the National Guard, at Arlington Springs, comes off on Tuesday next, on which occasion the Munt- yG vi ir guests. it to one Gilbert in trust to secure the said Strong peenety Sere will be ek pee the payment of a certain sum of monoy inthe said bill tioned. and that afterwards th Persoxs desirous of laying in furniture, cheap. should look at the advertisement in another col- umn, of R. Buchly, dealer in second-hand furni ture. Seventh street, between G and H Remember the Strawberry Festival of the ladies of Fletcher Chapel this evening, in Taylor's build- ing. Seventh street. It may be the last one of the Season. Bear IN MIND the daylight and moonlight ex- eursion of the Printers’ Arlin; Association on Wednesday next. See advertisement in to-day’s p per. 1 ae aid Sti Dog and wife and Martin conveyed the same to the sai Lincoln, who now claims the said property, And further that the said defendants, at the time of the making of the said conveyances, were cognizant of < the fraud and deceit to which the complainant was subjected and the icropular acknowledgement of aid deeds, and the eaid deeds are null and void on account thereof. And further that the said Strong, Martin and Lincoln are non-residents. Itisthoreupor, this 3ist oy of May, A. D. 1858, adjudged and ordered that the complainant, by causing a ler to be inserted in some newspaper poblished in the city of Washington once a week for six successive weeks bef re the 34 Monday of October noxt. 1259, he first insertion to apprar atleast four months before that date, zive notice to the said absent defendants of the object y. 2 i bs {this bill and warn them to appear and disorderly; fine and costs, $2.15. Robt. Spill- | the said 34 Monday of October next to auswer the man, dling without a license; do., $20.55. Br mises and show ms, Name het have, why a d Cassy Peters, drunk and disorderly; do. , $3.15. agree cmeht not fo pent ae penget. Weopvine Cakes very pretty aud very cheap. Ice Cream and Water lees at $1.5) por eallou. at the Puriadtel phia Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts. je ll-lm* Cees ey, sod NOs Ay SMITH, Clerk, 3. THRirt, Solicitor for Comp:aiuant. “True copy—Teat: JNO. A. SMITH, je4 lawéw.S RECEIVED THIS DAY, _ Da. Hostettxa’s Bitrers have received the > nificent lot of Gold WIN- warmest enccmiuma from the press and plo Re SAXDES ore errhee embracing some throughout the Union. | As a valuable tonic for the | very rch and. novel demgns, Aine. PICTORT. eure of paspeeas, Flatulence, Constipatiun, and | CORDS and TASSELS of various sizes and colors, general nervous debilit:, it cannot _be appr: d We have on hand some very choice Oil Painted Every day new cases of its great offect are chroni- FIRE D PRINTS, ether with a large eled tarough our public journals, There is nothin stock of plainer ones, all of which we are offering equal to the enjoyment which the afflicted experi- at the lowest prices. enee when aa this valuable specific. Its mild FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, tone, its sure and vigorous action upon a disordered jes-lw Dorner 9th and D sts. fee vet: poss loves human body, | — 1ALT'S ary STEAM a Sie wuld recor u ¢ 8 ol if commopat- w. ve — FIRE WOOD MILLS, > 2 mmend ty. All that will be necessary to convince the skep- i Foot of \7th st., below War Department. begatitedn effects isto purchase See and ‘ roi of he at rgasboniond yee c i i Draggists and dealers ly, every- 5 A —__ sonora ly eae | WOOD delivered,’ ‘awed and Split any length and ize: aiso, Cord lengt “GOAL of all kinds. jes N EW STYLE Sanrorp’s Liver Invicorator —Does any = T. J. & W.M. GALT. our high livers ever eat too much dinnor? If any o! our readers have cooks who yn their appetite a little too far, f will tell a secret that will lead them i i 4 MATTINGS FOR FLOORS, pda ey pouiennirs pope Fetatt |” Just received and on sale, 10 bale SINGAPORE dose of Dr. Sanford’s Invigorat ‘ah H MATTING, 5 new article in this market; a novelty in its way, aud very beautiful you will never be troubled with indigestion ; Also, 20 bales the contrary, before the next meal time appro the appetite ‘will kind of food. If x the REAL GONQUA, in red check, hes iarponed to appreciate ame white. ; | Alsu, & bales 4-4, 5-4, and6 4 red check and white in Contract No. 1 MANHING; very thick, fine, dvi low priced. “Also, 20 bales 4 nd 6 4 COW CHOW, at 2a Siemens 4,5 ano 3 cents ware » "Also, 3-4, 4-4, 5 4,and 6-4 COCOA. MATTINGS, le is Aa 18 indestructable by dampness, a OT ari e food fTises or sours the Invigo- matter right at once. We have ne or two occasions for acts like a charm. ma 25-2w,r vy Maravirta! tl he sick headtac! Soild by ail Druy Maravitia! MaRavitra !! rs joie for basements, halis, churches, of ‘Fhe most wopderfhl preparation known Toe an additional supply 12-4 and 16-4 heav as bers pened s LINEN DRUGGH ES, in beautiful. figuron ap SS 5 Rel hk Headache ; Preventing the Hair from: Falling Out ; Sch by ail megpsctniio Dreaticee ya Faney Goods a lees, and by the Proprisiors, 5) ont, Pea Euxest « Co.,96 Maiden Lane, N.Y. “It will accomplish all that is claimed Ro one or mourn the loss of hai wil! use your Maravilla.” serviceable article for oor, saving great trouble in moving end pecking away carpots, asc! and ao} ings, and furnishing such rooms legantly. beautiful ly of MATERIALS FOR siabike COVERINGS FOR FURNITURE, oplling at the very lowest rates, sent CLAGETT & DODSON. home free 0} je l-eost jes-sui_ J. M. Brastreet,257 Broadway, N.Y. PERATIC MusicaL GUEST. No.1, month- Oveox Hatt, corner 4% strect_and Penn. Areauc. caegurecennn tS PHERD', comer wine Seta tet mise | "inet fun or , and Frock Coats. beautiful Cassim’e Pants Musto Inviting Us at 2 mrectiion and ere Vestings ; Be [-@ r e ess Variety; a large Goods, which will be soldat the vety ‘ade “jest” Wirsexraiy & Co. eee ES Ses. FAmiay GROCERIES. Tux Poor as well as the rich have eure cura | HE Undersigned lly announces to his for Coughs, Colds and Consumpt! a in_its primar; \ friends and the ablie Fonerally that he has taken stages, owing to the cheapness of Mrs. M N.Gare- | his old stand—No. 432 7th. street, between G and ner’s Tudian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, | stoeked it with an entire new and carefully * medtieine that has proved a blessing to our race. | si assortment of choice oaton, are the general auenter” "y hich he intende'to. Kesp‘conetantls'Sa hand, and Z 2 Bre thy Cane bees kad, Sh | Rovee, ty strict aitontion We besitos merit a MARRIED. Mie slate of pttronnge SCAGGR, STORE, I, 5 Oh, how alc, how full of Beauty. r *m bata lowly Fi: joy. ine oo no Long, x0 Vainly Sought,.&c., Ae, the In ev. Wille Mr. JAMES E. WEBSTER to Riss SULTS WAND; mthor alae ee bee? | a 39 th sirect, beticeen Hl aad Eee EAP ok F cn M,. ebeem eon the store j ls coo ayaa Titre aan, CSU Rea eae rel py ay lael to ottend the | friend: so_lUberally, patronized _ wohl themsent yer family are ie the | Priges th dence of his ts, No. 411 | py 4 {ith strect, near H street, om To-morrow: (eeaday) | Captai rely reed ven ip, | Porting his new establishment. je Afternoon, Btaovclock. tna se ob ee a pucary. ~—r > SThe fraends e ¥ are invited to { camara ican Ne Badan A TDS E @ ARTICLES, ToL & Bucusy,) » H Street, be : $ Hoe erent C, MeGUIRE & CO., Ancte, 10- THE ABOVE SALE IS NED ig ereoones the rain, antil - 'ERNOON, Sune saino hour jon-d J.C.MoGUIRE & CO.. Au 't'rs. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SMORICAS Minieves On THUR BAT NISTER. Mo NING, Supe tet at 10 «rolock, at the rex anee ot Se. Robles, {Mexican Minister,) on I werghalvsely all gts Furniture and Effects, com- , 'b Boston make rose’ si = “Piano Forte; finecioth eerie einen: " Suit of handsome Carved Wainut Parlor Furniture. gorsisins two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and Side rs, avo Marble top Centre Tabie, Card Re- 5 Zhandsome Walnut Bookcases, W Pair of French Pilate woctel Mizcors, 1 Moroceo-covered Turkish Lounges, and 2 Moroc- co covered Easy Chairs, Handsome Re, F-erch China Va: Walnut Wriine vanes ieeke geee riting Vabies, 8, Fire Sets, Bruesel# Parlor, Cham es 5 air Carvete, loth, Ruge. Stair Rods and yee Hat Tree, ogany Bedst is, Wardre ‘ashetands, es, ‘seat Chairs, Rockers, Iron tends, sir and Husk Mattresses, isters = Pillows. Blankets and Spreads, alnut Extension Dining Tabi ‘alnut Dining Chairs, Carving Tables, Hondsome French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and vis Jasswar , Table Cutlery, Ice Pitcher, Plver-plased Cake Baskets, Waiters. &c., efinceators Kitehen Furniture, Stoves. Also, at 12 o’clock, in front of the premises— A handsome and Pacey new Fronch Coupee and arn Fine Grey Horse, works in single harness, and per- forms well under the saddle. Torms: $3 aud under, cash; over that sum, a credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed netex, hearing interest. jell-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH Sipe or FPrirce Street, Grorcerowx.—The subscribers. at the request in writing of the Trens- urer of the Georgetown Building Associa! to pay a debt due from A. P. Waugh in hi: to said association, virtue o} ises, on the 16th day of July nex até o'clock p. 1 the Lot of Ground and three-sto: eck jou! thereon situated on the south side of indga st eet, west of and adjoining to the house oceupied by John Mountz, deceased, at the time of his death. The Lot fronts 17 feet on Br.dge street, and runs south of that width 90 feet to a 5-feet wide alley opening into Jefferson street. 4 Terms of sale cach, on tho payment of which the bsc:ibers will convey said premises to the pur- chaser in fee at be ee joll-tawts FW. RISQUE, { Trustees. BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From : F. Waugh to the subscriber, dated the 25th day of March, in the year 1854. and made to secere a cer- tain debt due the firm of E. Pickrell & Co. the sub- seriber wil unite with Messrs. Cox and Risque in the sale of the above described premises, at the time and piace and on the terms mentioned in th advertisement. JOHN MARBURY, T: jel-2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM PROVED Property on THE Navy YARD ATAUC- Tiox.—On THURSDAY, the 6th instant, Tshal! sell, in front of the premises. at 6 o'clock p. ‘m.. the Lot in Square No. S31, fronting 20 feet on 8th street east. and 75 feet on L street south. with the improve ments thereon, consisting of a substautial two-story And attic Brick Dwelling and Store, with dry cellar under all. now oceupi-d by J. C. Cross as a shoe s*ore and under rent for $2 per annum; with a 2 ory Briek Warehouse with celiar; a brick wa'l connecting the two buildings, | Also, an emproved Lot, adjoining, fronting 15 feet 7 inches on |, street south, in the same Seuare, running back 66 f-et. This ict has brick walis on two sides, and a building may be erected at a smal expense. Tones One-third ca: balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, 4 Seat zivem and adeed of trust taken. Titie in- isput ie. Pi-ts A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SAI JF HOUSE AND LOT on litt Streat East, Near THE Navy Yarp RIDGR.—By virtue ofa deed of trust from Albin he! and bearing date on the 17th day of Sep- nd recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 142, the subscriber will sell, at public sale. on THURSDAY, the ct day of June, at 4 o'clock p. m., on the premises, Lot 9, in Square No. 1,000, tronting 44 feet 6 inches on strestenst, N streets, by 17 feet 6 inc! deep to a 3-foot al + With the improvements, con sisting of a three story Frame Dwelling, with brick ee (ipjared by fire,) stable, s'aughter-house, bove ts S: A Torms: One third cash; and balance in 6 and 12 months, with int rest from day sale, secured by deed in trust upon the property And if not complied with in 5days after the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell upon one waek’e notic2, at tho risk and expense of the defaulting pu:chaser. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. EDWARD E. MUDD, Trastee, je l-e0&ds A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GRE + Auctioneer, UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING lors on THE ts: AND, ON 6TH STREET West — By virtue of the Inst wil) and testament of Hanson rues, deceased, and an order of the naan Court the subseriber will sell. on THURSDAY, the 16th day of June, 1359, at 6 o'clock P. m., on the premises, Lots No. 18 and 19, in William’ B. Todd and William H. Ganneil’s subdivision of Square No. 465, fronting each 23 feet 3 inches on 6th street west, batween south D and # streets, by 120 feet deep. The above property is eligibly situated and rapidly enhancing in value, , ‘erms: Oue-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 monthe, secured by the purchaser’s notes, bearin, interest from the day of sale, with deed of tras! upon the Property and if not complied with in six days aftor the sale t will be resold, upon one yecks notice, at f he i and expense of the urchaser, ‘Title inade per . ‘ALEXANDER LEE, ministrator, C. T. A. ‘A: GREEN, Auct, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS COR NEW YORK.—Thi ket schoone titee Ge tain Oxden, teuow loading. snd. Will sail as above wilh despatch Fre frevcht ie spply to McCOBB & DODGE, jell-lw 6 Water street. Georgetown, J REPAIRING JEWELRY. EWELRY Repaired in a superior manner, and at @bout one-halt the nauel pheree, a Nr _je Wst* 59 Bridge at., Georgetown, D.C. Be: ue FISH! PIS 4H! 225 barrels No. 1 Meramichi ALE WIVES, 142 do. No.1 New St. Johns ALEWIVES. 22 No.1 New HERRING, dry, salted, aj icKled, ht xpected per schoonor J. P. Wethered, and Bessey RRRRLEY & BROTHER: jeW-lw 99 and 101 Water st., Georgetown, ARTIES RESIDING IN GEORGETOWN, desiring to be suppl - with ag and pure MILK, are respectfully 1m! formed t the ir signed is now prepared to deliver morning ai oye. niny ntity they may Lo my irders left with V. A. King, at the Telegraph Office. will be thankfully received and Punetually attended je 6-6" J, SMILLIE, ley ma M-eokds lam- 2WIS PAYNE, BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, ize street, Georgetown, D.C. The attention of the trade is res) ly called to my stoek of Youths’, Men’s, Boys’ ERGeSEN leads summer wear nfacture. My ‘sock of PATENT LEATHER x ‘ORK isalso assorted and well worthy of atten- on, A large lot of COARSE SHOES ard BOOTS (si table for sorvants) also on hand and constantly Country merchants and others vant sre ‘vited to call or address meat No, 77 tgs ae jeorgetown, D.C. ap 500 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER nd fe ty BRA DERY era home” for “nai 164 and 166 Water Scot. COMk. TILL THEY S DARGA NS! BARGAINS"" E. GUTMAN, 117. Bridge street, hax just re- csived from auction a large tof lack Silk Mantilias, Shawi, ints, . uben’s best hen wide White and Black , Bt B!, worth $1.54, © Extension Skirts, 12 for<81, worth 3 9} 05 Chi ren’ So: Soest ane ‘ A full line of Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, ail widths quality, at half prices, sizes, at 87 cents, worth Ladies’ French Corsets, Hemstitohed Handkerchiefs at 12 and % cents; fine iain La at 10 cents, J Sun’Gaaniete at Dam Ts oonts, worth’ double the ig teh Gloves st 0 and 75 cents, ian cvleed d jine of Swiss and Cambric Sete, eter ta rt mo fe themselves at Reprise, ‘ pe ah a dS R., THompson ENT MEDICINE 2, No 506, North Side, Pa, ‘Where. i Setcate a i ashat det axd axe ‘ AUCTIO} THIS AFTE. NN & 5 od others —--_.| THE LATEST NEWS. By Telegraph to the Evening Star. TWo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. in cause No 1 wherein rms ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON. ‘Appointed in said cause, will nipet nanaian ym ef Garibald! and Success Sree Aine eae ee a 10 ine! nV avenue 12 Parrure Pont, June 11.—The and and ‘south street 3 inches, An - on the nn Renee Nort Raey me} ori rete nS ing and will 4. = aoe ee be psid in cash vane athe isteoveread rare midaight, At this place abe was bosnded’ by the ments at 6, 12, 18 months day fale, news agent. thus. ving ber im- With interest, with s suret Rom dna of ate Eoin advance of sansmetsas Patil healy daya from the day of sale, the trustee the in tutecest of rb Pair ness | iw aang cys se, Roe SRSA BRE on the Austrians and the Allies, but some important jeg J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ants movements have occurred The Sardinians had forced a over the Sesia, and Pa. FUTURE DAYS. lastro. It was romored that Gari! bad been ces ES ; 4 ---———— | repulsed in Lombardy. URNITUREAN Ca 8 SUR a crs Tacetay, Tal Dalai bilbs tabee F at AUCTION.—On ES AX i . ant nie tales losing with une Hath. at 10 o'clock, at the resi lence © conto, ‘Genet. As = wd =. man declining housekeeping, on the le of y, and 1-16a\4. . ‘The advance was Sef cops ecen co te Frnre | ial wean mang ualtcy ose any Plushtcovered Parlor Suit, consisting of | jeans middiing’ 6a Uplands mid <a. rm Chair and 6 rere rs, ‘The Manchester report was faverabie ies BNCirame fneee Carats eck | tet or good sd Tore Mahorany air Spine scat Holy and Parise Chars Breadstuts Paintings, Engravin, fbpesreSracr, geiaas Dressing and ain he, Sr ‘hairs, er Bede Boia Mand Filows, irsad arson Matron B ort Threesply and Yat tot Mans Wega Baas CaP with the Usual assoranent” of Kitchen cash; over thet sum, a ir satiefactorily endorsed im louse is For Rent. Inquire of theaue- J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. RSHAL’S SALE.—1 f M485 a eey Font the fork'eothoe at ties Circuit Court ofthe District of Columbia for the county of Washington and to me directed, i wil! vse to pub! le, f h, in front of the t Hefuse dag of said county, ov THURSDA ye the o money market enerall hanged; American securities dull; nih entrals 47845 discount; N.Y {smcoxp pisparcH.) Movements of Garibaldi_Rumored Retreat Discredited — Military Movements — The German Diet Fa Teens Sacco tome tat fir Shai.1 toon watite. teen a wri af roy 3 ~ — ants Tight, title, claim and Intsrectimand tein | ae, S rs The Emperor of Austria, the Archduke Charles, and General Hess had reached Verona on the Stet = * he English Parliament met at that date, when Speaker Tita was unanimously re-elected. The funds were buoyant, and an advance was quoted It was rumored that N. will return to Paris in Au after the ; eon gust, irst series of military eavy shipments of French artill materials continued. pa So age The bourse was bnoyant at an advance ward of one per cent. or wf, to 75. A ST LS aan of the German Diet have No. 5, 1 uare No. 357, in the city of Washingtot " D.C. together wititall and sioguiar the improve: | «. ar aed age, Bavaria, and Angio- ments thercon, seized and levied upon as the prop- mgs bone Nex erty of Wan. B ll be wold to satisfy The Sardinians had forced the passage of the udicials Nos, 105 and 197, to January term, 1858. in | Sesia, in the face of the Austrians, whe were for- Gwyn & er r. B. Robertson. | tified at Palastro. After a severe conflict, they » SELDEN, Marshal carried the city, making many prisoners. waa S-ts, for tha Mstriet of Columbia. ‘The Sardinians were ander the immediate com- ALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT | mand of King Victor Emanuel. ror Sa: x.—In pursuance of leet wile General G baldi was still creating great sensa- testament of Dr. Hanson Pern, of Prince | tion in northern Lombardy. It was rumored that Seoree’s crane, 660 festing nae ated by 8 superior force and was at ll o'clock, a. m.. i retresting into Tessen, one of the southern cantons Maryinnd’ that hietiy GocireOe trast esate: | Sromation eo Turis Gapetthes Ioan as that ie) jest! ie or reel of . Ian of which — d ——— and Dpescrad cal was making further ‘f ™ “Yarrow,” containing from one hun one The Emperor Napoleon was about removing "This property is beautifully and most eligtbly ait- | Besdquarters to Casale. ~ uated, extending near'y to the villaze of Bidens. | ‘The Austrians have occupied Casale in consid. burg, and lying between and bordering upon the | erable force. Baltimore and Washington Rai'road and the Balt It was reported at Paris that as soon as the or niiga from Washingt a cine aa the | Will jomtly Sake Milan, England and Prowia Inndw of John ©. Rives, Bog: Iti inva high stats of | Wilt Jointly Sorts: to cad the cultivation, having been Joog and most Proftably r used as a market garden, for witich it is well ca‘cu-| 4 theshoheet trata larg tarts sad sory gins’ | wen ry butiding, either for farming or gardaing pur eR. P*Themain dwelling stands uponan eminence, com- manding a fine view of the village, reilroad, and surrounding country, is two stories high, im exer!- lent order, has erected buta few years, recently painted in the most fashionable _— gat by an ex- dopor of the Baltimora and Wasnietse ait or ond, known as Penn's Station. uated in a beautiful grove of trees of the ra-est selected wi greatest care and planted with much taet>, and is ornamented with a iarge collection of shrubbery of Gifferent varieties. Considering its Proximity to ington 1 by ratiroad and turnpike, beauty ity of procuring fertilizers, ad = tages in relation to heaith. society, soil, &e. pre-eminently adapted and presents many 1 mts for a handsome and valuable country ¢ land is annually increasi: value, and | approved motion to place these having eapitnl could not make a_safer, more | Rilne. Nae girenne: judicious and profitable investment than ar chasing it; and rarely is so favorable an opporteny. pewter for certain and sure speculation. More Gold Stories. ‘erms of sale: One-third cash; balance in 1, 2, Leavexworrtn, June 10. nd S 1 ‘al instalments, wi teres! >» and ive dev fn. tr iarogred by the potent the pur | bor of rick mugs bayleaetcce Reser chase : Pars teat et approved by the under- | Fork. Twenty dollars has been yielded . ©. STEPHEN, by G 's mine alone, and the jes-ts Bacoutoeot anon Penn. | | out with greater virulence ” By .A GREEN, Auctioneer brings done’ rich specimens of gold, and thet USTEE’S OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, a : gold, and there is T lonses, &c., aT AUCTION.—By virtue of adeed | St#t excitement here. of trust from Joseph B. Quinter the subscriber, dated March 18, 1858, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 171, folios 56, 57, Band 8, 1 shall sail, in front'of my Auction Rooms, on the coracr of 7th and D streets,on TUESDAY the 2st day of June next, at 10 o'clock, the following goods and chattels, to wit: 7 1 ‘Seed Drill, 1 Thrashing Machine, i Cutting Box, Marder New Ontkans, June 10.—A tleman named Lyons, the brother-in-law of Me. Thomas, a silk dealer of New York, was murdered on board the steamer Matagorda, on her tip from Indianola was on the 1 Fan Mill, charge of trating the murder 1 Sorrel Horse, 1 Iron Grey Horse. ae = s m and taken to Terms cash on delivery. Galveston A. LLOYD, Trastee, No Auet Baltimere Markets. Battimore, June 11.—Plour stead) ; Obie $7 W beat closed dull but steady; white Os? Ss; red $1.50a$1.60. Corn closed dull and heavy: yel- & BAKNARD, FARM ON THE BuRG Roap at arpse. auction. —On W Y AFTERNOON, 15th instant, at 4 0 ul Auimproved Farin of 225 on the old road to Bia- les from Washington. vided into lots to suit pur- eer w li seil, on the premises. Acres, pleasantly sit densburg, and oaly 4 if desired, it will be chasers. New York Markets. Terms liberal and made santa Fa Pe ARK New Yora, June 11.—Fiour has advanced tc _jes WALL & BARN, RD. Aucts” ‘State $6.30a6.50; Ohio $6 S5a7 15; Southern $7 30 a7.45. Wheat closed buoyant; Southern white OaS7 5g 5 do, red $1 75 Western white $1.50. Corn clostd Bed. G; MeGUIRE & CO., Austioncers. mpacst SALE OF VALUABLE. Sguark o¥ GRouND aNp BriLoine oa virtue ofa a dood tne tpg Neg i July, | DUOyant; mixed S64aS7c.; yellow Sade. Heeb, and recorded welaber Ae Not ties: Pork closed quiet. Lard closed firm at Nya et seq. the subseriber will seil, at public sale. on uf Vhisky closed dull at 27¢. carne eens Financial. New Yor, Jone 11.—Stocks are higher; Chi- cagoand Reck island 60; Illinois Central sbarce 56%; Michigan Southern 9%; New York Centrat 74%; Reading 404; Mil ; ae = mon, be x il. and Miss. 44; Ve 6s HARVEY & cos wetED NORFOLK PRODUCE. EXPRESs. Oar arrangements having pe, been completed with the: agent of the Potomac Steamboat Company to run 3 xpress = tee eA and fomaotions owhatan, which will arrive re twice every Wednesday and Saturda; receive on those di Lyunhaven Bay O FISH_SHEEPHEAD, Fi TROUT. MACK ES L, at ELOUNDERS. 4 Soft he MONDAY, the 'Sth day of June, 1859, at 6 o'clock P. ., at the auction store of James C. MeGuire & co, he corner of 10th street Pennsylvania venue, the whole of Square No. }. fronting 433 feet Linch on each of north C and D streets, aud 365 eet on each of 14th and 15th streets east, and Lot No. 14. in Square No, 732, fronting 54 feet‘on Ist st. east, between south B C streets. Th property is well located and rapidly enh valua, and offers a favoravie opportunity desiring to baild or invest. Terms: One third eash; the balance in 6, 12, 8, 24 mi 8, With interest from day of sale. ‘se. cured by adeed in trust on the property ; and if not complied with jn 5 days after the sale the trustee re- #erves the right to resell, upon one week’ at the risk and expense of the defaulting Aser. All nenvarsanlny 56 the expense, of the purchaser, CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee. eokds J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEOR TOWN FOR SALE AT AvcTion.—T he subseribe executors of the late Gen. James Thompson, dee will expose to sale, at public auction to the highest bidder, on W EDNESD AY; the 15th of June next, on the premises, ~past 5 o'clock, m., @!l the fiat title and tnterest uf said deceased mm'the Ri° 10" of hols Noss and 6, Ol! Georgetown, | And allitsie TRAM EN Go hed enrhat of Lots Nos. 60 and 61, ow " A with two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon, si be Also, VEGETABLES of every Ee, on the east side of Jefferson street. All orders from Hotels, Restaurants, and dealers Also, part of same Lots 60 and 61, fronting 33 | will be Promptly filled if sent in time at of ody more or leew separ ad running back . tet) Boe NORE Ne w ¢ line of the Canal eet. 9-St_(States& 3 and rt of Lot No. isl, Beatty's ad- | o> (States& Int.) Cor. of tor at "Also, southeast dition feet fronton the north side br Gas since, T° ARCHITECTS 80 feet on the west side of Montgomery street. And an undivided third of Lot No.: 2 The undersigned are sum Hawkine’s addition, fronting on Gk stress Dane hundred doitars fa me A epecihows aide, COP. mates, ‘Spproved ‘Terms of sale +-One thicd of the purchase money | by the oral Communities, for en! IDE And Lae in cash, and the balance in two equal instalmeuts of | proving the First Presbyterian Chu uding six and twelve months, for which the purchaser will | £18 city. ‘The award to be made to the party only ho required to give their notes bearing interest, to | Whose — may be wed. secured by a deed of trust. For ali information in Allgonveyanein at the expense ofthe purchasers, | St the church, 43 street, 4 to 5 o'clock p.m, e terins are not complied with within three days, the property will be re-sold at the hasers, of the pure = W.H.S. TAYLOR, J. B. BR. SMITH, (Tatel.) risk { Ex’tors, ma 23-cotds By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ALUARLE BUILDING 4 7 Wt IsLaND AT Averion Ont! in ant, | shall sche front tunable Bailaraee six oO Goel . ™., the followi: val je id handsomely situated ‘on the Teland, fro: nae Sia Streets, all having fronte of fore goer fest, aod at running back to alleys; it being subdivision of POINT, 4 The stes Pe E: been refitted on ree RATAN wes BSS fe rater 18 months wiioaeee PG rob mT Sd trust . e6..) _ BARNARD & BUCKRY, Auct’rs, PePassengors will be taken off and landed at all the to a ve 5