Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNFSDAY.............-March 14, 1860, Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Constitution has an article in opposition to ‘the homestead bill now pending in the Senate. The Intelligencer has its usual Congressional summary and news miscellany. ——_+.0e 17-A MetHodist missionary, just returned from 2 thirteen years’ residence in China, states thatthe church of Rome hes been established there for over two hundred years. i eal deen ee U7 The boiler of the Atlantic Foundry, at Brooklyn, owned by the American Cart Wheel Company, exploded on Monday, killing Mr. Ha- zelenton, engineer, and severely injuring several otherr. {> Hon. Richard igh has withdrawn bis name as a candidate for the Democratic nomina- tion for Mayor in the approaching municipal cam- paign in Philadelphia. The other gentlemen most prominently pushed for the nomination by their respective friends are Hon. John Rebbins, Jr., Hon. Joseph Eneu, Recorder of the city, and Major Charles J. Biddle. Taz Brack Diaxonv.—This work on slavery, by Mr. Pollard, of Virginia, seems to be having quite a run in the North in opposition to the Help- er. Book. The New Yorker, one of the literary weeklies, says of tt: ‘It is written in an ardent atyle, its sketches are vivid, its views decided, and ‘ts author an enthusiast, who throws his whole heert into the subject. At times he is a philoso- pher, then an observer, and again a poet, and in ‘very character readable.” (Pudney & Russell, publishers.) t U7 Some negiected genius of an artist writes a lugubrious letter to the New York Tribune from this city, complaining that Clark Mills has had two commissions froin Government, while artists of such merit as himself have had none. So he abuses Mills, of course; the gist of his attack being that the neck of the Washington horse is too long—so long that ‘the beast could eat oats fronf the cap of his rider.” It seems never to have leaked through the hair of the saplent “Ww. M. D.” that Washington rode a blooded horse, and that the Arabian stock {s noted for remark- able length of neck, almost as Jong, for instance, asthe ears of this critic, who brays with such forty Jackass power in the Tribune. Personal. ~--+ Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, our Minister to France, has arrived in Paris. --*- Archbishop Hughes reached Fernandina, Florida. on the 3d inst., to stop some time there. ---- Hon P.M. Crain. of Md.; Col. W. Bent, of Bent’s Fort, are at the National. ---* Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, is expected here this evening on his way to Charlestown, to attend the execution of Hazlett and Stevens. **:-Gov. Johan Ross, of the Cherokee Nation; M. Trafton, Mass; Dr. O. M. Wozencraft, Cal., are at Kirkwoods’. --*+ John Mitchell, the “Irish has returned from bis visit to Paris. lecture in New York on the subject triot,”” who , 1s about to of Napoleon. “7-- A petition. mumerously signed by citizens of Clay county, Missouri, was Tecently presented to David R. Atchison. requesting him to become ® candidate for Governor. He declined. - When Judge Stump was removed from the Baltimore bench by the Legislature, on Thurs. day, a number of the members, with tears {n their eyes, declared it the most painful act of their lives. ~-*+ Jobn [.. Aspinwall and family, of N. ¥; Hon. Chas. Jackson, R.1.; Col. L. C. Armistead, Capt. I. Vogdes, W. D. Hardin, Capt. Cullum, U.S. A; Col. A. D. Stewart, of 'Md., are at Wil. lards’. ---Hon. Clark B. Cochrane, M. C. from the Montgomery district, N. Y., bas returned to the Asylum at Utica, after a brief visit to his family. His friends hope for his ultimate recovery, but it is not probable he will resume bis seat in the House. -**+ Bev. Tucker, an American “sovereign,”? has bogiel wel the ‘king.’ Ata recent grand fancy aud dress ball he figured extensively, as usual. The Liverpool Star says: “There were two or three representations of Henry Vill.gand beh Mr. Tucker, American Consul, niadWihe t personation of ‘Bluff Harry.’ ? +++ The Newark Advertiser's Florence corres- ndent writes, under date of Feb. 5th: “Among ate arrivals here from the United States are the Hon. Robt. C Winthrop and family, of Boston, accompanied by a married son and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Kubn—she a A ocane bier of Jobn Quincy Adams. Mrs. Hl. B. Stowe and Party leave next week for Rome.’? ~=** A Washington correspondent says that Miss Ridgely, who it will be recollected, was a wit- ness in the case of Mr. Sickles last spring, was very nearly killed last Saturday, by the falling of a blind on Eighth street, blown from its banging by the wind. It wes very heavy, and struck her oa the head, cutting it badly in two or three Places. She was senseless for some hours, but is gradually recovering. ID" Ata late meeting of the Geographical So- clety, in New York, r. C. F. Hall, of Ohio, said thata few weeks before the return of Cap- tala M’Ciintock, Senators Pugh, Chase and others memorialized the British ‘Admirality to give the Americens the use of the Resolute for the urpese of continuing the search for Franklin. But now he did not believe that all the one hundred and five men of Franklin’s expedition were dead; he thought some of them were still living. Mr. Hall commented to some extent upon the course — by Sir John Franklin. He Proposed, with ten or fifteen men, to go in the Rescue, now ying ready at New London, up through Hudson its tothe places where traces of Sir John's party had been discovered. He thought there ‘was but little doubt that some survivors would be found among the Esquimaux in these Tegions. He wus sure he could live anywhere where this man (pointing to Mr. Cudfockdchue, a white Esquimaux present,) could. He intended to Zo there and stay there irl? Sop and a half, and = back some news of the survivors, if Poss - le. AxoTner Haxrar's Ferrey Victim —A letter in the Richmond Dispatch, dated Chariestown, Va , March 9, says: “Mrs. Allibone, the oldest sister of George W. Turner, who was slain by John Brown and his associates, wes buried here to-day, by the side of ber brother. She died at Mount Hope Lunatic Asylum, whither she was taken shortly after her brother's death. She never rallied after bis mur- der, but continued to sink until her broken spirit burst its earthly bondsand returned to its Maker. erga murder to be added to the Harper's Ferry ist.”? Tre Rio GRraxps.—Brownsville correspond- ence of the 23d ult. says that ‘“ Major For and party are again across the river after Cortinas, ‘roops left Matamoras this Morning, and went up the river, as it is said, to arrest Cortinas, but it is believed on this side that they went for the | of assisting Cortinas in repelling Ford ea ais men. Five to one 18-freely offered ‘her freely offered here that the Matamoras troops do not arrest Cortinas, for two good reasons, viz:—that they do not wish to arrest him, and, if they wished to, are afraid to make the attempt. Se Desrrvctive Finus.—The Greet Western rail- road depot, with its contents, together with two hotels and sk. Go! adjoining it, at Naples, Ill., ‘was destroyed bv fire on Sunday night. The Beptist Church at Alton, 11], was burned on Sunday morning. Loss $10,000; insured for $3,000. Two squares, comprising thirty buildings, in Houston, Texas, were destroyed by five on the 16th instant. The loss is estimated at $175,000. I~ The street railroads of Cincinnatt paid to the city in the month of February a per capita taxon the number of passengers carried of $2,- 47442. The total revenue to the city from the three street railroads chartered has amounted, since the commencement of their operations, to 860. {LAs far as the Baltimore papers ate con- to consetalats hemaetves that ike ‘Back ase lo Col a} ves tl roc ale = beer iseaded, . for the present. Paarl ad come . -? So the Alexandria G: “! ag eencre 17 The detective ~~ force of Philadelphia bave Loe Rprcyah be a “complicity ith ues. one * officers passed 2 store while two knaves were ling it, and received a bribe of $200 to “mind bis own busi- ness. Trxas Mitrany.—The Texan says that ti recent militia law passed by the Leqitaieee oe that State calls for sixteen natal nia and a corresponding number of other cers. Weare tempted to ask where the privates are to come from, adds the Houston Telegraph. {[7> The London Times announces that in has ‘deem suppressed throughout the Austrian empire. Copies arriving pl med had been seized, and it 2 trl eee reper the Times would no longer de. to enter the Austrian territory. ‘The tobacco raised in York , Pa.. will amount to not less than four hun- d-ed thousand pounds. py, Mr. R. J. Blunt, a well-known citizen of » somumitied suicide on Friday last, by | [ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —-—_. Tue HoxgsrmaD Bitt.—We rgmember that years ago, when the Hon. Andrew Johnson in- troduced into the House of Representatives, of which he was at that timea member, a Home- stead Bill, he was regarded by & not a few of his Congressional associates asa visionary, an agra- rian, (in an offensive sense,) and a mere dreamer, at least so far as related to the success of his meas. ure. But by the force of argument, and of a will which had on so many previous occasions secured success, he had the satisfaction of seeing his bill pass the popular branch and to becomea cherished measure with a large portion of the People of the country. Asa United States Senator he ‘will soon enforce before that honorable body the propriety of enacting a law in accordance with that bill— giving to every head ofa family a homestead from the public lands, on the condition of actual set- Uement and culti vation; with what degree of success cannot now be determined. We do not wish to be understood as expressing any opinion on this bill, for that is not our present Purpose. We allude to these facts that we may the more appropriately state, in connection, that the Republican party has seized upon this measure with a view of advancing its Presidential interests, and as if to make Prospective cultivators of the earth believe that to their organization alone they must look for legislative blessings. The principle is a prominent feature of their party platform, and is advocated by Republican leaders with a zea) which, if extended to the advocacy of the consti- tutional rights of all the States, would be com- Mendable. Now, we have to say this: Whatever honor attaches to the intreduction and success of the Homestead bill in Congress belongs to Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee—a man who, conquering early difficulties and disadvantages of social posi- tion, has attained high and honorable public stations, the duties connected with which he has in all respects faithfully discharged; a man who, emanating from the masses, and appreciating the dignity of labor, has ever sedulously devoted him- Self to all measures which in his opinion would contribute to their social welfare. Such men are brilliant examples of the working of our political institutions; and therefore we ere not willing to remain silent while we see the Republican party endeavoring to rob him of the fruit of his early struggles and partial success in connection with what he regards as ‘-land reforin.”’ =———+——_- Mr. Epitor : You and your readers may be aware tbat Uncle Sam has an Art Commission. If not, you will soon be made acquainted with that fact; for I understand such a Commission has made a report to Congress, which, I am told, is not an extremely modest document. Now, the existence of such a Commission may be deeined by some to be of the most vital importance to that venerable and dignified old gentleman, that he may be properly spread out upon the canopy of his dominions, in all the colors of his nztional rainbow— To the full extent of his dimensions physical, With bis hale old phiz, both bland and quizzical; claiming that no national power is competent to the task, excepting an arbitration of three ‘modest artists.” What says Uncle Sam? Respectfully, A. Cipner. + Court Martiat oF LigvteNxaxts—Lieutenants Field and Meade, of the Saranac, are to be court martialed for a personal encounter between them. selves. Lieut. Spotts, of the U.S. ship Cyane, has been found not guilty of all charges preferred by Com. Lockwood; but Lieut. McCartney has been found guilty, and ordered home.. A court of inquiry, composed of Captains Rudd and Ritchie, 1s being held at Panama on Com. Lock- wood, of the U.S. ship Cyane. gees U.S. District Jevex or Conxecticet.—The Senate has confirmed the appointment of W. D. Shipman as U. 8. District Judge of Connecticut, vice Judge Ingersoll, deceased. ————_~o+e- Later from Europe. The steamship North America, from Liver- Ea on the 29th of February, has arrived at Port- jan The total loss of the American ship Luna near Cherbourg has been confirmed. Only 2 of 107 persons on board reached the shore alive, one died almost immediately. The survivor is an Italian, named Clement. Another furious gale hag visited the English coast. The London Chronicle repeated the statement of the Russian and Austrian alliance. The Lon- don Herald at first regarded the statement as at least. premature, but in a subsequent leader says itis believed that Russia has decided to renew her alliance with Austria. No treaty has yet been signed, but there is no doubt as to the renewai of friendly relations. The Independence Belze utterly disbelieves the announcement, and the news is also discredited in the Paris jousnals. The remainder of the Indian submarine cable has been laid, and Alexandria is now in tele- graphic communication with Calcutta and other ndian cities. In the British Honse of Commons the budget was prozrewing favorably It was r-ported that thefannexation of. Tuscany to Piedmoutis to be abandoned. The Paris Pays also denies the statement in re- gard to an alliance between Russia and Austria. According to a Berlin dispatch of the 27th, the new propositions for a conference of the five great owers failed mainly because England declined is allow eventually the free discussion of the treaty of 1556. =a The Constitutionnel publishes a dispatch from Count Thouvenel, dated on the 3ist of June, ad- dressed tothe French Ambassador at Vienna, to be communicated to Rechberg, in reward to Cen- tral italy. The inhabitants having refused to re- cognise their former sovereign, he appeals to the conciliatory spirit of the English proposals as re- yards the Romagua, and he expresses regret that the Pope allowed the state of things there to be- come so aggravated. France would still, how- ever, consent toa less radical combination than one proposing the dismemberment of the Stites of the Church, on the condition of the principle of non-intervention being maintained. A Turin dispatch says the Russian Ambassador, in the name of his Government, represented to Count Cavour the heavy responsibility that would fall upon Sardinia, if, at the very momert the European Powers were endeavoring to make the state of affairs less threatening, she were to take steps for the annexation of Central Italy. It is suid in consequence thereof. and following the advice of France. all the projects of Sardinia in reference to Central Italy will be suspended for the present. A circular bas been issued by the Sardinian Minister of War to facilitate the consolidation and organization of the Lombardo-Sardinian a nx Largst.—The London Globe of the 25th, by authority, announces that the Austrian Govern- ment Lad stated the report of an alliance with Russia was entirely devoid of foundation. ———$—$—<$<_________ UZ A divorce case of a peculiar character came before the Supreme Court for Norfoik coun- ty, Mass., on Monday. Some years since Rebecca K. Goldsmith was divorced from Bevjainin Gold- srith for bce fs After a shoit separation the parties were again united in marriage, but the second trial again peovine unsatisfactory, Mrs. G. again applied for divorce. The husband under certain conditions did not oppose the petition and the Court decreed a divorce. Rack on Icx.—An Indian and a white man re- cently skated sixty miles on a wager. in Wiscon- sin. The Indian came inin a few minutes less than ten hours, and did not seem to sutfer from the exertion. The white man wes over eleven hours in making the distance, and in a few hours after he bad pulled off his skates big limbs swelled to a monstrous size and he was disabled for sev- eral days. i[>~ A Panama correspondent notices a terrible mortality among the Coolies shipped from China. The New Granadian bark Nanoleon had arrived at Callao, tS days from the Sandwich Islands, with the remains of a cargo of these miseravie creatures. Of 240 Coolies taken on board in China, 131 died on the vo and 23 were sent to the hospital at Callao; leaving only $4, who were mostly too weak for labor. I>™ Last Saturday the atmosphere st Newport ‘was such that people within the city saw dis- tinctly, with the kad eye, Block Island, thirty miles distant. So clearly could this be done, that the slope of the hills and color of the sand was taced. By the aid of a glass the people moving about were seen. ‘The Cattaraugus Freeman contains a letter frow a Mr. William Arms setting forth that his wife the day before ber death dreamed and re- lat d all the incidents that afterward occurred at her death and funeral, even to the mipister’s text ir The | epeech of Senator Seward_h: The recent h ator S as ‘been issued in pamphlet form at the ottice of the Abendzeitung. It isentittled: “William H. Seward uberdie Sklavereifrage in ibren Bezie- bangen zeur Nationalen Politik.” I~ The a! ria (Va _) Sentinel bids the members of the Peans: ania eg tasenetetamsta — upon the subject of the purchase of ion of Virginia known as the ‘“ Pan Ha . The Sentinel says it is not for sale. re bg city of New Be acres - enone removal of the seat of government Louisiana to that city, and ‘offers to furnish the XXXVIth CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. ——_>—_—_. Proceedings ef Yesterday Afternoon. pa a In THE Sexate, yesterday, after our report closed, the Homestead Bill was made the L order for Thursday next, at half-past one o'c 4 by a vote of 31 yeas to 23 nays. a Mr. Toombs, in pursuance of notice, asked and obtatned lone. toFintrodies ent to establish @ uniform law upon the subject of bankruptcies throughout the United States; which was read Py fees and referred to the Committee on the Ju- iciary. The Senate then proceeded to consider the bfll to amend ‘An act to establish a court for the in- vestigation of claims against the United States.” approved February 24, 1355, and the bill was dis- cussed until a late hour on various motions to amend by Senators Hale, Brown, Mallory, Doolit- tle, Iverson, Grimes, Benjamin, and others, and after the rejection of some of the amendments and the adoption of others, the bill was Passed. On motion by Mr. Hunter, the Senate then re- sumed the cons{deration of the Military Academy appropriation bill, and adjourned, leaving that the unfinished business, to come up to-day, Ix THe Hovsx, Mr. Sherman, from the Commit- tee of Ways and Means, reported the following resolution, which was adopted : Resolved, That the Committee on Public Build- ings and Grounds be instructed to inquire into the mode and manner lighting the Capitol and President's House. th® public grounds around them, and around the Executive offices and Penn- sylvania avenue, Bridge and High streets George- town, and Four-and-a-half and Twelfth streets across the mail, and whether a contract cannot be made fora Supply of gason better terms than is now furnished. Mr. Sherman also 2sked that certain Executive communications be printed and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means; which was agreed to. On motion by Mr. Sherman, the House went into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Uri, (Mr Washburne, of Illinois, in the chiir,) and took up the bill making appropriations for the consular and diplomatic service of Govern- ment for the ensuing Bacal ear. The bill was read, and several amendments recommended by the Committee of Ways and Means were adopted. ry Mr. Miles proposed an amendment roviding for the payment of the United States Marshal of South Carolina for certain services rendered in connection with the Echo negroes; which was ruled out of order. Mr. Miles appealed from the decision of the Chair; pending which— ‘The consular and diplomatic bill was informal- ly passed over, and the committee resumed the consideration of the President's annual message Mr. Love, of Ga., addressed the committee in aed to the speech of the gentleman from New York, (Mr. Van Wyck,) which he declared to be a tissue of miszepresentations of and insults to southern gentlemen, and from beginning to end a studied libel on the South. Mr. Kellogg, of IIL, made a 8peech of two hours length in support of his charge, made previous to the organizati been a coalition, ion, that there bad or attempted coaiiti Mr. Greeley, of the New York Tribune, and other republicans. th a view to the reelection of Mr. D. to the United States Senate. He read from various letters and speeches and reported inter- views znd conversations in support of his charge. Mr. MeClernand replied to and denounced the charge and the evidence brought in support of it, and declared that it was only an old. exploded story, revamped forthe purpose of averting the nomination of Judge Bongins at Charles which would be the death-knell of republicanism. Mr. Vauce obtained the tloor, when the com- mittee rose, and at six o'clock the House ad- journed. es = Preceedings of To-Day. IN THE SeNatr, to-day, Mr. Foster presentid thememori&l of numerous cit zens of Connect'c at, praying an increase of the tariff duties so as to af- ford them incidental protection. Mr. Foster spoke at length in favor of this me- morlal; &nd was still on the floor when our report closed. Ix ne Hovsg, after the reading of the Jour- nal— On motion of Mr. Branch, a resolution was adopted calling on the Secretary of the Interior for correspondence in relation to certain charges of frauds in relation to the Menominee ns Mr. Hickwan, from the Committee re Jn diciary, reported back a bill creating and rey lating paper circulation of uniform value throu, out the United States, and for other purposes It proposes on deposit of gold, silver, and bul- lion to issue certificates to circulate as currency. Referred to Committee on Commerce. Among other resolutions reported by Mr. Hick- man, and referred tothe Committee on the Ju- diciary, were the following : fiesvtved, That te Cummittos on the Indic be, and they are hereby, directed to enquire whether any, and if so, what, further legislation by Congress is necessary to secure prompt, faith- fal and efficient execution of the Provision of sece tion 2, article 4, of the Constitution of the United States, In respect to the rendition of fugitives from justice, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. Also, resolution instructing the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire as to the legal authority of employing the army of the United States as a posss comitatus, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. Also reported resolution {nstricting the Com- mittee on the Judiciary to inquire and report what further legislation by Congress, if any, was necessary in order to secure the protection of citi- zens engayed in private and iawful business in traveling from one Stgt> to another. Also, resolution authorizing district judges to 2et out of their districts in certain cases Also, reported a resolution, wiuich was adopted, calling on the Secretary of the Iuterior for a state- ment of accounts of Mr. Pine, late United States Marshal in Chicago, who it is alleged is a de- faulter. Mr. Kilgore, from the Committee on the Dis- trict of Columbia, reported Senate bill with an amendment authorizing the Corporation of Wash- ington city to make a loan, and iasue stock to the amount of $200,000 for building a market-house on the site of the present building; passed. The House proceeded to consider business on the Speaker's table. eee LECTURE —A lecture will be delivered before tue Exzelaior Atheneum. (Is id) at tho Sinttusonian Institute, on THURSDAY EVE- NING next, the i5th instant, by the Hon. Jeaac LT. of Wachr ata quarter be‘ore 8 o' iary Verritery, commencing ck Subject: * The Prac treat View of Ameri haractr and Destiny,” Tho public arer-spectinily invited to attend Committee—t haricg Alien, W. J. Murtegh, G. ood, J. H T. Petty mar i4 2t $= SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.—The 1vo- 1G} ture which was anuourced for Wednesday evening hay been postpen-d n canxequones of tha failure to receive tre Lilustrations ia tim il FRIDAY EVENING SMITHSONIAN eIDAY, March t6th, Louis, i CTURES. Wn. Gitrin Mo, wii lecture en the * Gt istics and Physical Geoprayhy of the W tion of North Ameriva.”? of St. TO THE FISHERM+N ON THE PO- TOMAC RIVER.—it is a weil-knowa fet that since tho appearan a of tho gi | nets iu the Po- tomac river shad and her-ing have become eo aroe that it is useless—worse thaa folly iv fish a ise Ther ie a inw to prevent oa | but dome ¢ citizens from fishing gill nets, and then they ust own orrenta shore b-fore they can fish. It now remnains for the fishermen tse that th isosrried out. Ail int-rected will meet in Wash- ington the or this month to devise means for trving out the law . omar ete A FISHERMAN. _ THE CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAM onsumers of Champagne rhould be plwars oaretui to observo if the name “Charies Heidsieck’s igon the label and cork. This Wine in acknow!l- edzed to be the purest now imported into the mar ket, Itean ba obtained in Washington of Parerr & Brothers, Hamiiton & Leash, E.C. Dyer, Sam'l Baem & Co., Jackson & Bi er, Muddieton & Beall, Edward Halj;ayd & Vhite & Co, » W. BAYAUD & CO. 100 Pearl st., New York, fell sm Sole Agents for North America. 0, between Mr. Douglas and | The Star in Baltimore—What the Lezisla- ture has Accomplished fvr Baltimore— Adelina Patti. = Correspondence of The Star: Battimorg, March 13, 1860. Your late just strictures upon and exposures ef that gang of guerilla politicians who prey upon the Democracy here for their selfish purposes, have, {am glad to know, awakened a lively in- terest among our people toward your spirited Star, which is jized as a fearless advocate of truth and a devotee to political purity. Asan evidence of this, can be cited the fact that these gubsidizers of the murderous clubs who have so Teng outraged political rights with us, are belch- izg their venom forth in hopes of its poisoning our interests. , The signs of the times here portend that in November next you can herald this State as true to the South and the Union. It is not in the power of any to describe the — rejoicing which has awakened by e late Legislature of this State among our people. They have hurled from their places all officials who held their power by means which bas made Baltimore a reproach to the entire country; they have saved alee es di — of having our streets transfer: an unscrupul- ous set of foreign speculators. who had boasted that their money would buy the body; and they have given us such a police system as will restore Baltimore to her wonted honorable position among her sister cities. Our citizens last night enjoyed, what you are to have in a few days, (and I congratulate you upon it,) an opportunity of testing the musical powers of that Thieht particular star of the Operatic world, Adalina Patti. She was greeted with a crowded, fashionable and appreciative audience, and in truth it can be said—she came, she was heard, and she conquered! J have never seen an audience so completely captivated and entranced by a lyric artiste as was hers. Being comparative- ly a child in years and sppenance; it was mani- fest that the audience only anticipated precoc!- ousness ina young em but it was also manifest when she had concluded ber role of Lucia, that no one can successfully contest the of vic- tory with little Patti before a Baltimore audi- ence. Yours, &c., OpszRvE: 1ng 170 steel-plate Maps and Plans. on «1 im- ial folio eheets. accompanied by descriptions, Geographical, ~tatistical, and Historical. by Rich- ard 8. Fisher, M. D., bourd in cloth, morocco back Co&LTON's GENERAL ATLAS, CONTAIN- part and corners; 3 6. Whole number of Maps and tans 170, on If5 sheets. aud °6 letter-prens pages. For sale by BLANCHARD & MOHUN, mar i4 corner 11th st, and Pa. av. SOP)INNER AND SUPPER PARTIES.” “GENTLEMEN VISITING TH H METROP- Lis” OHM odated wil 6 mol i4 SUITS OF ROOMS FOR DINNER AND SUP. PER PARTIES. : And ali the delicacies of oH an Tate served up daily at AUTIE poet Saloon and Restaurant, 252 Pennsylvania avenue. Between 12th and 13th sts, s SHIRTS. OHIRTS Made to Order by the new system of measurement. Shirts made of ee style, at the ma>14-W& Maw Jemen | in 3 want of goed ar-/ ticles, ready made Lines. sure fit or / should etreet and Pennszlv: ave. 3 rue, sign of the White Bear, marl 2w BEvARE OF MINERAL Porsons. Dr. J. BOVEE DODS’ CELEBRATED VEGETABLE MEDICINES. HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, Fo the curs of Incipient C: nsumption, Weak Junzs. Weak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dy spopsia, Geceral or Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases requiring @ Tonic. are unsurpassed. They aramade of a pure Sherry Wino, and ride from their medi- cloal properties, they are a most wholesome and delightful Beverage. IKS BRANDY CATHARTIC, Is a eure remedy for Costiveness. Liver Complaint and Drapopsia. ‘They are pleasant to the ta: ste; Burs in their operation; and asa Cathartic, entire'y. ¢f- fertnally, and positively supereade the use of Pi!ls, sv nauseous Bnd disagreeable to the taste. IHS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS, Act on the Kidneys, Blad ard Urinary Organs, acd are & superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con- nected with Liver Complaint in all its forms. FOR FEMALE OBSTRUCTIONS, . They are truly valuable, inade of pure Holiand Gin, peasant and acroeable to the taste, and may be weil termed & necessary FEMALE COMPANION HIS CATHARTI2 SYRUP, xo Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is HOPKINS, certainly one of the most desirable and valuable M nthe world. Itis a perfact swhstitute - Acting on th ir, removing all oh as Costiveners, Indi- tien and Dyepapeia, Althouch itis a sure and e-ctual in its «pe enstas Ca'ome', yet it is so deiinions to the tas hat children wil ery for it, and itis ns gentie, i eent and hariniess as the dews of Heaven, "‘Thourrads of mothers th out the Iand will tless tue discoverer of t valuable Mediciae. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO ’ . PROPRIETORS, 649 ann 651 Broapway, New Yorn, And sold by Joun Scitwarze, Druegist. 468 Pa. gvenue, next cvor to the Luited States Hetel, and by droggists renerally, mar l4-ty,rq CARD. FANT, Jr., of j.scompton, Kanens. will nin this city until the 15th instant. Persona ng jand warrants can have them looated. throach his firm, advantageously. from personal inspection of the land, A laree amount of choice land on the ronte to “Pike's Peak” and other por- sof the Territory, is now eubdject to Private entry Warrants at flie present price murt yield the locator a large profit. He 1s O prepared! to ay taxus and redeem forfeited lands in that Terri ory, the banking house of Mr. Fant can he found at Sweeny, Rittonliouse, Fant & Co. until hia depart- mar 12-3" Ure, TT Homeson’s FAMILY MEDICINE DEPOT, No. — Pa. Avenve, Retw.2p anD 3p Sts. RICHARD THOMPSON Has jn«t received a fork supply of the following STANDARD MED- me NES: Wistar’s Balsem of Wild Cherry, Ayor s Cherry Pectoral, Sand’s Sarsarasiile, Bull’s a, 'T. wasend’s co, . Hortetcor’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, Green Oxysenated Bitters, Ayer’s Cathartio Pills, Wright's do. 5 Hein.bold’s Buchu, Rose's do. Hampton's Tinctura, _ Dr. Rose’s Fai Medicines, Wels’ cee! trengthoning Plast>rs, other valuab’e prepara »mpson’s Life Preseiver and stantly on hand. mar 10-6t NILES REGISTER FOR SALE—A complete set of N-les’ Rezister. with indax, bound in cuf Apply te LU BEALL, 392 Pa av., between 43¢ and 6th ata Tar 1S-3t O AMUROTYP F The most rare and choices in neat Passe Partouts, at prices within the roach ofall who have 9 taste t Metropolitan Bookstore, “°° ‘he faearts. At the PHILP & SOLOMONS, Pa. avenue, mar 13 Sols Agente for Laurenee’s Stationery. ke. OTICK TO CLUBS, N "SOCIETIES, &o The Proprietor of the Suropean Hotel, corner Pa. av nue and litn street, offers to the public the use ot is new Ball Room, one of the finert in Waahi- gton, end decided!y the most convenie t and ae ble for the secommodation of their So cisty Meetingr, Bais, Cotillon Parties, &e., onvery Teas» able terms. He is persuaded that euch aro its adventaces as to mak- it, when well known t» the peblie.t e most popular place in the Federal Met cp» is for euch entertainments. mar iS 2w P. EMRICH. eTavings, framed BALTIMORE CONFFCTIONERY, _ FF 386 Sixta Srreer. h Cakes every day, Candies and Fruite of all Wedding Usker, Fancy Cakes, Prra: end Oreamentsof all kinds and sizes, Scharinte Ruse, dellics, Diane \ p ambers. Cieam, & 0. made to order, rtertainmonts, Sa TS, Wediings, &c with a. kinds Gonrect: ioneries at ths shortest notice, and moat reneons ble ae fee te aa Wat cee, and Romau ‘moh, $125 Per gale PH SHAFFIELD, xf her’s Confectionery, Balti Pg ida atl Mas tt, bet Gand H. \ EV ELPER” USED UP.—The forthoamnz 16- Piy to the notorions “teiper,” by Samne: M Wolfe, Eeq , may be ordere: inany quantity fr th entire South, a dfursished through my agenc: , by oailing at No 150 Pa. avarun, or by addressing m* th. ough the City Post as is ULIUS P'ERCF. T ACsRD. + H. SPEIR. (formeriy with Richard Da PIANO ‘TUNER and REGULATOR Orders left at N. Carazi’s Piano Room Lith street, ncar the sheatee. or at U. HB. Conf ctinnery, 304 Va. av., promptly attended to The advertiser possceees numerous ra tunoria sfrom the most cel: brated artistes. tifying as to hia competancy nwa NSTRUCTION {N MUSIC.—Mr. and M: CHRISTIAN, residence No 4v6 i strest. Captol Hul. (ia Duff Green Row) beg we to inform the public thet> they give instruction im instrumental Music on moat res-onableterms. sre. Christian teaches the Piwoand Mr. Christ a: teaches the hes V oincel'o, Doube Bars, | Hass In-truments. Their Sere cles are weil Lown ovine profomons chee geet wane ington, ther pledge their ea: er deavors insteast satisfactorily end thoroughly t0'all who may require their strvices, marlin Mex EY TO LOAN, in small amounts, ongood AVE reou itive, at 410 Pa. avenue maris-ecim= Havine Takes Son ES ied bj NG Takea the shop former C. v. Sergstack on D street, betwaen 12th aad sth stra-ts, | wil! co umeaoxthe PAINTING RUSI_ Nt SS in its various branches by the lst April, ard P Omiss to give genera! satisfaction. N. B.—Segar store No. 493 8th Peni. avenue and 1) etreats with Steet een Pee tures fur sale acd store tolet. Possession siven Lamesiately. C_A, SENGSTACK. AMUSEMENTS. WASHING ton THEATRE. # — annem), 7 sak eee Menage ion of Sapported ee Spt Holiday THIS EVENING, q tiene i wr RS ts. CONE ELDER BROTEER Or, Love Maxss Charles, t! THE Angelira. lder Brother... Mr. J. &, Murdooh -Mra. nelude with A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. Rates oF ADMISSION. — Seen 8 ertra Chai ~ rivate Boxes. . ns wos meee 5 WASHINGTON THEATRE. THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY, From THs New Yor« Acapemy or Music, VE 4 SEASON OF ONE WEEK'S WILL GIVE A SURATION. b 0 19, and mest Commencing MONDAY, Maroh } 9 tye itively conoluding on Saturday, The Comrany will include ADELINA PATTI, M’ME COLSON, M’ME STRAKOSCH, SIG. BRIGNOLI, SiG. STIGELLI, 81G. AMO- DIO, SIG. FERRI. SIG. SUSINI, 81G. SUNCA. And the os Orchestra from the New York cademy of Music. i tor and Conductor— MAURICE Musiosl Direots wr AKOSCH. MONDAY, March 19. Opening Nieht.—Firet Miss ADELINE PA in LU MMERMOOK, Mise Pe TT, Signor TUSSDAY, Moms Cotgox —Firstap; of h at Artiste. Sig STigRLLt, Signor pala ag Verdi's Grand Upera, ER A 5 EDNESDAY. ApELina Parti’s last night but one Star porhrmanoe of THE BARGER or SE VILLE, which will be given with the _~ and extraordipary cast ever presented. including Mies ADELINA PATTI, Bricnott, Fart, A Dio, and Svatat. ap pet tek i C to e music of the Lak Kcno Sona composed for Madame Rontag: the ularcom:e Buglish Ballad “Coxtn’ THRO TER Sw — ApDELINA WaLtz, composed for her ES 3 otTHURSDA V—W xeen’s Celebrated Opera, Dzx EReiscuvtz. with —— Corpor. STRaKOScH, | it ye pine’ roles. “ERIDAY, CASTNIGHT of Mie PATTI only night of Floto#'s Opera—MARTHA, On, TE FAIR OF RICHMOND. Mies ADELINA PAT- TI ~ MartHa; M’me StRaxoscu, Sig. BRIGNOLI, Sig. Jonca. that. in compliance with one of the ceumea nti contract riened with the Director cf don O. H » Miss PATTI wiil make} her acoetes artha, wit lend an additonal ipter- est to her ap SATURDAY, March 24 clove of the O: s JRDAY, March 24—clo — Venuit New Operk, the SiCILIA RV ESPERS, which will be given with the splendid Miserie Scene eZ Adminsion $1; Reserved Seats $2; Private oxen lo to #15. 7 i fi Sostoription fer the entire series of six per- formances, $10, . Th ‘e of subscription tickets will commence on Wedueeday Maroh it, at W. G. Motzerotre and J. F. E.lis’s Music Stores. On Saturday, Maroh 17th, seate for any of the four performances oan be seoured, and the sub- soription list will be closed. mar i4 NSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUED Nadiepontitn of Mia DRAYTON. Ge eae LOR OPERAS wil! be POSTPONED until fur- ther notice, AINTINGS AND STATUARY, THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION, W OPEN A’ GALLERY, (on Pa. av.» bet, 10th and Ith sta.) apa AP nt wena "| iia r s iiting possessor ‘Gallery ‘tnd Oourse. of & idresses by emi- nent lecturers, during the season of six weeks. . - --+--# cents This Exhibition of AMERICAN ART contains works by nearly all our Eminent Artists, IL Several of the most meritorious in the col- lection are for sale, fe io BALLS AND PARTIES. Tre rest, ¢ NOTICE. ae HE Twenty foursh ANNUAL BALL of the Ra MS Oa HCE LSPA HAL L.on EASTER MONDAY theot of April. Particulars in future advertisement, mar 13 4t WANTS. BOY WANTED, ina store, Must have reo ommendations. Apply at this office, mar 14-2t ee \ AN PED—AtNo 377 Lith street wast, @ coord “OOK. WASHER and IRONER: None but & practical Catholic, well recomme: ned app y. WANTED a YOUNG MAN, who ba¥ some knowledge of the drug business. Inquire at Ee ig Store St Charles Hotel, No. 500 Pa. si st. xd ANTED A YOUNG MAN toactas perma- nentc liector. One having honesty ay - £¥ wil! tave steady employment, Address Box 15. Star Office. ee mar 18 2t WASTED IMMEDIATE!.Y—Ry an experi- eroed tearher, a SITUATION as governess or daily teacher, in & #: hoo! or private fam ly. P- pl+ at the office of the Star, where the name an address of the advertiser may be obtained. mar 13 3t* WANTED TO RENT—A i Wishes a well-furnished HOU. ble portion of the city, situat du t) Penn. avenue, or five or six ed. 4 : % a minhed. A pply at No, 224 Pena. Se V AN D—A |LOAN of 81,400, om w deed of ce tite an unre unbered proserty worth @3 5 0, or W F-. R., Georgetown Post Office gentleman in an eligi- mn Or convenisnt ooms, also Fur le E which 12 per cent, interest will be paid. Address mar 9 iw* LOST AND FOUND. Sine: f, Mask and ten TER rewnrded hy" 4 T CORNELIOS But LE. FOR SALE AND RENT. fOR SALE-—The GOOD WI CK F and FIXTURES of a mel a art end (yster Saloon. Apply at ints o* Ofins, ity Cc. LEONARD. 494 lth st. A DESIRABLE ROOM FOR RENT, at 623 Mary'and a-enue, between 12th and ‘lth ste, The house iseacy of acoe=s, b ing unths Wa: hing, ton and Al. xandria omnibus route mar i4 st” A SOO BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, the First Ward,corner 18th and H sts. i ato. 376, next door, res mat ise Fe SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of & Tobacconist Store in goer jetown—No, Bridgest. | Appls at No. 75 ridge st, = mar FoF RENT—Two smal! BRICK HOUSES. on K, between 1th and 12th streets, and one atthe corner of I and 12th ets; one Frame on K, between 12th and 13th sts., with gas in it. Those houses heve food tenant chee? A poise CEO? Wi XRT. at the comer of U aod 12th oe, Vinee ‘OR RENT.—The beautiful th: on 12th street, (No, 441) one door belon, se westaide, is for rest. Inquire within. The fai of the present oceupant will be offe ie tu fered sale on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. = mer 12-St* FOR SALE—A laree BOARDING-HOUSE. FUE OLE A ep Bo fomily stars cunts the presert proprietor to Europe. ‘The house #, well lucated, and furnished comp'eta, with ide witsr stan month wit hewnig Mz eg ov . wu 4 forms madeeaty. Address}. C.F., Box 790, City Post Office. mar i2-iw* Fors NT_Thq south HOUSE of the row new four-story see lately on firosane Furtnry dwsilageen kncApose” t ty the Ci aifthe smodera tapes lo- and are desirab!; cated. For terme, fe. to BRS BROS., Build Attornsy at Law, Now Pet meer ae "S BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES. Just reosived our +prng importatiors in ail the proper co'ors. We invite special a'tention tothis taske of gloves as the bee ever offered in thie market. J. W. COLLEY & Co, mar9 bt 523 7th st. above Pa. av. BARGAIN IN A PIANO—A end-hand ros- wood Hallet, Davie fae. TI. ANO must be cod, for eash orec dieccunt of 1% less then fret cont Gal edt tes It. JOHN F ELCIS, 306 Pa. av, et ween sts, Depot for Chickerings’ Pianos. TO TH W. GALT & BHO ean tieettontion ofthe mard Jadies to their assortment of fall sets of Coral, ‘arquoise, Pearl Stone, 2 ow-icyeall ofthe latest siyicoen> St Etruscan dat less than the same atyles of goods potatoe ~ce = _mar 10-6 F, i NOTICE. OR The greater convenience of ouf customers, {ze have moved our offisr to 48: 2 Pa. avenue, be- 1 WM. GALT, mar 10 tf Dealers in Wood and Coal. FOE, RENT—The larce finethree story BRICK of Wi OUSE. No 537 171 second inder’s Bulidier, lvoe: Doaktwe-stery Bri Houee on N Jersey a ween G 31D street, betwee ew th fe 35 eotf sl ESIRABLE SLLING- DEEP RRR GEYER NE 6TH STREETS oR SALE TD Wri subsvribersare sathorieed ae a — FFOR SALE—A ave twonton lame HOUSE Fonsiut ftknc aa, ges ROUSE, good repair. enn Sbowe property Situated on 8th farther snfacmation inguire oa the premiese” = F 98 SALE-A twostery BRICK DWELIT Lie ° near w of 33 A By THOS. ity oo, Er = PoKrcrion—On SATURDAY, Wt of Match next, at 4 o'clock p I chal 1. io f.omt of the fs Bessa hay fon an Beal ie a 2 {rot on Rock street, Seocins to James Corte cas! R it. THOS DOWLING! X A, GREEN, Auctioneer. HSS HOGS ASO SUSEENy TER i at oleae. shall sell, at the ence bs = mer 14 St » No, Sd and te streets; y, int Air Tight Riser eta itohee Requisite and many other articles too numerous to enumerste. onrls A. GREEN, Acct By J.C. MoGUIRE & Co. Ancticasers. Tharren Garis bes Oe" Ay ae TERNOON. M |» Bt ae 0” tae of a deed of trust eastern by vi jeabington goentys4 eshi county, mbered seventesn, in square num- seven hundred and a, ge feet on east Capitol street. Ist and strests east, running back 9% feet 3 inches, together with the improvements thereon. ll converancing at the cost of the 'e Pere co Tos EEN nes, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW ~ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncors. D, Asotionsers: y oF : ere fs sa Acyiox. On MONDAY. AFTER? p f eke RNOON. 12th inst, at 5 ea Sere: ; emis: 3. 4an4 5. in on Afersiond! svonns, betwee iéth and hn etree "Forme: One third cash ; balance in 6 n bearing interest, and secured by of ‘nat 7 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. 7 1) CONSEQUENCE OF THE 1NCLE- ther the above sale is WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ath instant aris” WALI. & BARNARD, Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE por ye > (TIVE SALE OF a . mirias Oh, HHUROPAN, Moe RING rs inane Cole, Non aay ith street, we shall sel, i no! re, comprising— Walnut Plush Covered Tete-a Teles, | ’ one gg Chai Ro ewood Martie-top Table Walnut Marble top do Tabies, Mahogany 0 do Bedatend Brussels and Three ply Carpets, pote Rus, ce ir rr] fe . tand Be e Cor ° acon tek do.” Bolsters and Pillows, Keirigerator, Lot Crocker ard Tin Ware, e ether wih & gene.al assortment of Kitchen ‘urniture Terms: @25 and under, cash; credit sf oNnud hy for tatisiactoriiy tes, boar L 5 ae ete MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. XECUTOR’S SALE.—Rosswoop Ptaxo, OREWOOD BRocaTELLE AND Maw Ml Parcor Suites, Lakox Piat Mepaen, 5 Pratap Ware. HROCATELLE, XD ace CONTA 3 “XCELLENT USEHO! URN? XN Facts at Avcrion—On THURSDAY MORN. ING, 15th inst . at 10 o'clock, z = sell, at the ri the late J. al de 5 Serger af north G and lat sereete coats Gagieal Mids his ‘Household Furnitere, &o., comprising— osewood Piano, Stool and Cover, _ Rosewood Pariot Save. upholstered in Green and Gold Brocatelle, - Ma’ ozany Parter Suite, iarge French Plate Mirror, Bab aud Brackets, rocatelle and Lece Curtains, . ye vet and other Carpets, Bronze French Clock aud Candelabras to matoh, J ‘sintings, ante! rnaments, Ping English Pisted ‘Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Salts, 8 ork, Mahcrany Sideboa:d: Marble top, Centre, Exten- sion Walnut Lining and other Tables, ottage ‘Walnut Bedeteads, Vardrobes, \Washstands. iby the re iilows, 5 ing, Cana seat Chairs’ and ‘ookere ‘and other Chamber China, Gia a Crockery Ware, —— Utgneils and Stoves, xceilent Cow, Saddle and Bridle, Straw Cutter, &o. Terme: 9 d_nnder cash; over that credit of 6 and 9, days, fur approved endorsed note» bearing interest. _N. B.—The House for rent, inquire of the Auc- tioueess. THOMAS GALLIGAN, Executor. mar? d WALL & B&RNARD. Avots. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri N a8 from the Clerk office of the Circvit Court of the District of Colum county of Washington, and te me di orren to public sale, cash, in front of the Bank ef Washington, in said county,on THURSDAY. the Isth day of March inet., } commenocirg at ° o'clock &, m., 2 four wheeled stone wagons. seized and levied vpon as the goods and chattels of Mahion AM. Ricke, and will be sold to ratiefy Judieiaie No. 104, to May term 1600, in favor of John Purdy. SELDEN, aw: 8. Marshal for Distr ot lumbia. mar 3. By WALL & BARNAR ‘otioneers. OAN HORSE BUGGY AND HA 7 ROSrios Os THURSDAY ORR Nee eae 15th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell in front of our aagven es atin oan Horse, Bu ness. The horse ie n good femily horse, and may be seen revious to sale at the livery stable of Messrs. ng | & Foy. Terms onsh mar | WALL & BARNARD. Avets. Af 4. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. B N. F. FRENCH’S BOOK AUCTION ‘HIS k TUPSbs Y, THURSDA ipas and SATURDAY, at the dure ef AAS 278 Pa. avenue. 6 St REN. F. FRENCG, Salesman. mar FUTURE DAYS. By BARNAKD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. ERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE ROCK- VILLE TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM WASHING - TON, aT AvucTion.—On WrDNESDAY, March 2ist in-tant, at 12 o’c!ock, we will sell, on the pom inex, one of the bet Faruis in the neishborhoot of Washington, on the Rookvil’e Turnpike, on'y five miles distant, aud four trom Georgetown, be residene - of Rue! Keith. Esq. ‘This imp-oved a fsw \ears and in in every respect © a ing unequa‘ied int = product. veress of the soil and the beaetiful Iay of the land. The trect contains 16 a-res. aud has at great expense been thereughiy uw derdsaimed, +ubsoiled lueed, and hesv y manured, and any Lamy 5 a yreld The t e Bore. u - > a mong we mq four rr arae, be a one fe one }e or- chard. The dwelling house is plain but comfort. able ai cenventent, containing seven rocme, with deep dry cellar, besides back builine, with Kitehen. and throe ‘ood tlecping roomr, 1° abuncance of exo li-nt watcr e-nvenient to the house field: 8, aud the fences are nearly new. ‘erms |) ‘and made k at eale. _mari2-d BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auct'rs. By J.C. McoGUIRE & CO.. Auctionee: ANDSUME NEW BRI DWELLING ic K Hor Lay TREET. A Sth, ct arkuRe DAV AETERRG 2 . ° on My, new three-story’ rick Dwelling House nad Tot situated on the West side of llth st.eet weet, tween F and G strects \ ‘Fhe house is weil bu'it and finished " in every . ° ht : d Fem fod ser ou talons "Read ae since in the windows, water and gas Pipes ph- ointis house tusted in & central part of the * a very Ces ad Ider for ® small family. Title perfeet, and sale Se: One fc cash; resid ¥ < "2 Que fourth ew eae 2 oa seou! fre deeg‘of'trust de fhe ies. mars ~C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By BARN. * BUCKE ive Sree Fapine heme: nr AvcTIONS es Cay AT 10N-— On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 208 worn es 7 o'clock, we will eeil at the farm of Rud Keeth, eq. the Rock v. lle turopike, three miles from Georr- hi » Farming Implements, » Comprising — Also, Hotbeds. fash and Frames, ‘Also, all hie HSapetold Pereitare, Bon KO. ae of mar 9-4 BARNARD & BUCKEY. Avets. — rive of writ of fieri RSHAL’S SALE, 2's ork"s facias office af the Saeal ae cba ts medtecel Teal ice J Sxpose to public sale, r cash, in fre * court door of suid county, on tity 7 mth aFoh int er to wit: All. di the property of Herre wll be acid t9 aatisly Jadios «No. 188,10 tober turm 185? in faver of James, fT DEN. Ww, aU: 8 Martial for District of Volumbys, ‘8 impre-vements cHenry’ Barry,