Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1860, Page 3

LOCAL NMEVUVS. —————SSSSSEsSss 1” Though Tux Stax ss printed on the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition ts 50 large as to require it to be put te press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be Sent im before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they 4 May not appear until the next day. Notice.—Distrect of Columbia Advertisements 40 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN ars received @t and forwarded from TuE Star office. Action of THE Secretary of War RELative To a New ORGANizaTioN oF THE District Mi- Litia —We announced yesterday that an order ‘was about being issued by the War Department designed to increase the efficiency of the militia of the District of Columbia, in accordance with the urgently expressed wish of the District Regi- ment. The new organization is ordered as fol- lows The President of the United States has had under consideration the report of the Board of Army and Militia Officers, appointed on the Sth of October, 1555, relative to the organization of the militia of the District of Columbia, and in view of the insufficiency of the old organization for the large increase of force, has seen fit to give the —— commands, in pursuance of the object for which the Board was appointed, and of the act of Congress, approved March 3, 1803, “more effectually to provide for the or; anization of the militia of the District of Colambla..? 1. The whele militia force of the District shall ‘be under the command of a Major General, and He organized into two divisions, each division to be composed of two charset and commanded by a Major General; each brigade to be com for the present, of two regiments, and commanded by a Brigadies General, each regiment to have one Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel, and one Major, and otherwise be organized like a regiment of infantry of the regular army; which divisions, brigades and regiments shall be designated, First and Second Division—First, Second, Third, and Fourth Brigade—First, Second, Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Regiments, respectively. a Brigadier General Roger C. Weightman is appointed Major General in the militia of the District, to rank as such from March 13, 1860, and ‘will at once enter on the duties of ‘Commanding ofticer of the District of Columbia.’ 3. All persons now holding commissions in the militia of the District, whether volunteers or others, will, ou or before the 15ti day of April proximo. report ia writing to the Major General commanding the District of Columbia, stating whether they desire to retain their commissions and have the poysical ability to perform the du- ties if called on; stating, also. their age, place of residence. military rank, and the regiment and company to which they belonged under the old organization; and all commissions aot responded to within the time and in the manner indicated, wili be censidered as vacated. Other persons desirlag commissions in the new organization will also address their applications to the Major General commanding, who will, as soon as pos- sible after the first of next month, submit, for the consideration of the President, the names of ap- plicants, and others if necessary, for appointment 2s commissioned officers. 4. The District of Columbia shall be divided into districts corresponding to the several Divi- sions, Brigades, and Regiments, as follows: First Division District —ALi that part of the Dis- trict of Columbia south and east of a line begin- ning at the mouth of the Tiber creek, where it connects with the Potomac river, and running with the middle cf the Tiber and the canal to Seventh street west, thence byand with the middle of said Seventh street and the Seventh-street or turapike road to the northern boundary line of the District of Columbia. Second Division District—All that part of the District of Columbia north and west of the line above described. = First Brigade District.—All that part of the first division district north and west of a line com- mencing at the centre of Seventh street bridge om the canal, thence east with the middle of thecanal to the centre of Third street west, thence north with the centre of said street to the centre of Pennsylvania avenue, thence east with the centre of that avenue to the centre of the road surround- ing the Capitol square, thence north and east with the same to the centre of Maryland avenue, thence eastward along the middle of said avenue to the northeastern corner or boundary of the city of Washington, thence by the centre of the road leading to the Anacostia bridge tothe middle thereof, and thence north with the centre of East- ern Branch river to the northern boundary line of the District of Columbia. Second Brigade District.—All that part of the first division district south and east of the line last above described. Third Brigade District—All that part of the second division district, east of a line beginning at the southern extremity of Eighteenth street west at the shore of the Potomac river, and run- ning thence north with the centre of that street, tothe northern boundary line of the city of Wasb- ington, and thence with a line running due north northern boundary line of the District of Columbia ourth Brigade District —All that part of the second division district west of the line last above described. First Regimental District—All that part of the first brigade district east and north of a line com- menciny at the ceatre of Third street west, where it intersects the north side of the canal, and run- ning north along the centre of Third street to the centre of K street, thence along the centre of said street. to its intersection of the centre of Second street west. Second Regimental District —All that part of the first brigade distcict lying to the west and south of the line last above described. ‘Third Rezimental District —All that part of the second brigade district lying east of a line com- mencing at the intersection of the centre of Sec- ond st. east with the centre of Maryland avenue, and running thence south with the centre of Sec- ond st. east to the Eastern Branch river. Fourth Regimental District —All that part of the second brigade district west of the line lust above described Fifth Regimental District —All that part of the third brigade district north of a line commencing 4: the intersection of the centre of H street north with the centre of Seventh street west, and thence running west with the centre of said H st. to the centre of Eighteenth street west. Sixth Regimental District —All that part of the third brigade district south of the linc last above described Seventh Regimental District —All that part of the fourth brigade district east of a line commenc- ing at tbe southern ¢ mity of Washington street in Georgetown, aud ranuing thence norta With the centre of that street, to the northern boundary of Georgetown, thence east with the said boundary to the centre of Rock creek, thence north with the centre of Rock creek to the north- ern boundary line of the District of Columbia. Eighth Regimental District —Ali that part of the fourth brigade district west of the line last above dvecribed. 5. A further division intocompany districts will mede under the orders of the General com- manding the District of Columbia; tiret approxi- mately, with a view to enrolment aad the assign- iment of company officers. As soon asthe appoint- ments end Zanents shall have been made, tle Major General commanding will cause an accu- rate enrolment of all persons liable to militia duty He will thereupon make a permanent ar- rangement of the company districts, see that the necessary non-cominissioned officers are appoint- ed, and otherwise give attention to what is neces- sary to carry the law into operation, and give ef- ficiency to the organization for whicu it provides. 6. Tue provision for forming volunteer corps is an important feature in the law, as aff the means of securing an efficient force fer any ordi- nary emergency, without drawing too much upon the time of the mass of the militia. The forma- tions of such corps should therefore be encouraged. The companies will be consolidated according to arms of service, and attached to some particular brigade; and, as far as the public interest will per- mit, regard will be paid to the choice of the volun- teers in appointing their officers. ‘The law does not provide for any bu! company officers for such corps. When, therefore, two or more compénies are united te form a corps, the field officer or officers for it must belong to some of the regular milita regimects. The position of Lieutenant Colonel in the Ist, 3d, Sth, and 7th regiments, and that of Major iu the 2d, 4th, 6th, and Sth regiments will be reserved to meet that requirement, to be filled dy appointments for the volunteer corps whenever they bave the requisite strength according to the following rule: To two companies, or any greater number less than six, of Cavalry or lafantry, one major; to six or more companies of Cavalry or In- funtry, one lieutenant colonel and one 3 to two companies or batteries, or any greater number less than four, of field artiller ; one jor; to four or more companies or batteries of fad artillery, one lieutenant colonel and one major. No new corps, or command for a field officer, will be formed until the corps already organized in the Sime arin are filled to six companies of ‘avalry or Iafantry, or four of Artillery. The field officers in command will select the necessary staff officers frotn the subalterns of their tive |. Every ‘volunteer com pan must havea aumeriea’ of not less than rank and file, and if organbor tioa will be the same as that of a company of the Tax Nationat Buczs to give a second ball at the Assembly Rooms on wel ae on which occasion a flag Tue cEstLeen oussts of Willards’ Hotel aunounce a Reston Sasa Sule ala . ee —_ Scrkewt Covat—Yesterday, 0. 8. Halsted, ON decline tatesee Tle gts coer | ne a ean ea ee ae iw borately got up, has lately the fo. 61. uel F. B. Morse a ‘egt. i a Later) Charles H. Brewer et al. Some tes circalt ores Mine same? it is ‘ontitied oS emen an court of the United States for the district of Mas- tity, or Physiological Researches.” It enters Sachusetts. The matter in controversey in this | fu'ly in 0 the effects and efficscious cause agreed and settled between the uri: I diseases of a delicate mature, parties, it on motion of Mr. Gifford, of coun- | ¥!*h copious instructions tel for the appellan’ that this appeal be dismissed, with pee 5 ion of those: who are at ite. i i atate. fom ene ip pl a No. 149. Charles Bliven et al. ntiffs in er- | 95 cents’ t % or, agt. The New England Serew Company. Sold aiso by S. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington, No. 150. oe cee etal., plaintiffs in er- | D.C. mar? im Tor,agt. The New land Screw Com . = loge — wae tubmitied to the cgnalderation = Cod tener OF Fett the Court on the record a: ini argument Z ~ . by Mr. Wright for the plaintiffs in errorsand, by cca nie STpai specific for Consumption i femelle Me. Stoughton and Mr. J enckes for the defendants | afflicted with tuberouiar diseases. Pi d upon in error. y, scientific principles of the pure oil, and No. 152. John Howland et al., claimants, of the . bed of ths neesobus taste 0 the Pale pale. it vase pes cis = al..8p Laaegetnth eee without mastication. and is gradually disso! poss ¢ a d bro ik the appellants, and by Mr. Gifford for the and digested, passing into the small intestines drop drop, suppl: the wastes of the bod: its a ge Py crop, cue! per jes, ‘and thas assisting wh vo. 153. Simeon Benjamin. plaintiff in error, tai.ing nature in overcoming the disease Ap- agt. Oliver B. Hillard et al. jis cause was sub- | Proved by the New York Academy ot Medicine, mitted to the consideration of the Court on the mecca and “A og a bere by Mr. Tracy and rv. Noyes for ‘aintiffsin error, and by Mr. Goddard for the cfendente in error.” : No. 159. Edward Kilbourne et al., plaintiffs in error, agt. The State Savings Institution of St Louis, in the State of Missouri. This cause was submitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and a prayer for ten percent. damages, pursuant to the second section of the twenty-third rule. by Mr. Blair and Mr. Polk for the de- fendants inerror. Adjourned. and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this preparation is confidently, offered eg 4 remedy for Consumption and a'! Scrofulous affections enter Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re- spectable druggists. Price $1 per bottle PENFOLD, Parker & Mower, No. 15 Beokman street, New York, mar 16-3m ‘Wholesa'e Agents. Dr. J. Hosterrgn’s Bitters meet with great favor as remedies for diseases of the stomach, and all other diseases arising from a disordered diges- five system; and its component parts bsing entire- lv vegetable, it is mere safe than the ordinary preparations offered to the public, whise its pleas- ant effect onthe system renders it vastly popular pith oso wan use it. Dr. Hostetter’s reputation 9 spr Tue Lecture or Pror. L. N. Fow er on ‘‘Phrenology and Physiology,” at Philharmonic Hall, last evening, was largely attended, and was very interesting and instructive. The walls of the room above and on each end of the stage were covered with the portraits of distinguished men and marked phrenological characters for the illus- tration of the lecture. The immediate subject treated upon last night was the general relations of physiology and pbrenology, and the necessity of cultivating a good physical development in order to make the most of the mind. At the close of the lecture, Mr. McCutchen, Dr. Clayton, and Dr. Culver having been appointed a commit- i and the care with which he prepares his medicines socures it always safe and reliable. Tho Bitters are mo: t agreeable in fisvor, and as it ocntains nothing that can impair the health, but on the contrary, contributes to its preservation, this preparation must prove hig! pogaier- It isa genuine snd truly valuab’e article for any of the above diseases id ef tinoerels trust that our exotllence, mar 19-e03t everywhere, Mus. WInsLow, an experienced nurseand female physician, has a Moethine Syren fer Childen Teeth- tng, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation— tee by the andience to present subjects for exam- | will allay all pain, and is sure to late the ination, they brought forward Mr. George D. | bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will giva rest Spencer and Col. M- Thompson. attorney-at-law. | to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants. both unknown tothe lecturer. The Professorsaid Be of the former, in substance, that he wasa good- snather column. ests natured, good-hearted, mind-his-own-business, Muzn’s Dauxss Suirs, indepedent sort of a man, true to his friends, and always ready to do justice to others, and demand the same from them. Of the latter he said he was ney as sharp as he was facially, a good controversialist, better adapted to the law than any of the other professions, would make a good general or leading man in any enterprise, and, while he would not unnecessarily provoke orcourt a fight, wouid stand his ground and defend his honor and his dignity to the last To-day Messrs. & Wells are holding quite a levee at Philhar- monic Hall of persons anxious to obtain charts and written descriptions of character from such experienced hands. Mon’s Business Suits, 7 Yourus espa maak , + Suits, 7 OmitpRen’s Daxss Svizs, 5 Ce is Noau Watxse & Co., Marble Hall Clothing Store, Brown’s Hotel Building, would respectfully announce that their annual display of Spring and Summer Ciothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentiemen’s and Youths’-Clothing of the newest and richest designs i , trimming, and workroanship, * who study excellence with economy, in fashionable articlea of cress, an opportunity is now offered for selectins from the most attractive stook of Ready-Made Clothing in this city, at very re- 4 TIO ap 23-ly ImpRovEMENts —The work of grading and graveling New York avenue, and relaying the pavements between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, bas been commenced. The water mains for city distribution are being laid in that vicin- ity, which work will hereafter be done before the grading is commenced, in order to the comple- tion of the streets in such a manner that after-re- pairs will not be required so fre uently. The work is under the direction of Commissioner Rawlings. Thegrading and graveling of K street north, from Fourth street west to North Capitol street, is progressing rapidly under the supervision of Commissioner Owens, of the Third and Fourth Wards. The tapper employed se the city to per form the work of tapping the mains to supply the Potomac water where it is asked for, bas man: orders to comply with, and has started this month with a prospect of constant employment. But little was done duriug the month past in this branch of the water department. MARRIED, On the 2et of March. by the Rev. Mr. Coombs, JAMES H. SPEAKES, of Wa hington itr. to Miss MAR A LOUISA THOMPSON, of Prince George scounty,Md. (Balto. papers copy.) * —— 02 DIED, On the morning of the 224 instant, MARTHA, daughter of the late Co!more Williams, in her 22d Mle *"Tho friends and acquaintaness of the family are reszectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, at ten o’clook, Saturday morning, from tha residence of her brother, L street, between 9th and 1th, ‘a 4t Liverpool, Engiand, on the tst of March, 1950, Dr. ARMSTEAD G. MATLOCK, in ths o6tn year of his age, Surgeon of the “Harvest Queen.” from New York. (Baltimore and New York papers copy.) GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS ImproveMEent.—Our active business neighbor, , ‘OTICE, TO GEORGETOWN TAX Mr. C. Woodward, bardware dealer, has contract- | | PAYER*?.—A'l ppoe who will callat the ed with P. Gallant. Esq , master carpenter, for the Office on or before the first day af April immediate erection of a store and warehouse next to the store he now occupies, on D street, between Tenth and Eleventh sts. The new building will embrace an area of 2,725 feet, being 109 feet dee; by 25 feet wide, isto be four stories high, aa finished in the best style of modern art, and with all the latest improvements. ‘The store now occupied by Mr. W. isalso to be raised another story, to make itequal in dimensions with the new building. Laborers are already engaged in excavating for the foundation of the new house, the brick work of which is to be performed by Mr. J. J. McCullom, the plastering by Mr. Sioussa, the painting by Varnell, the mastic work next and pay their bills fur the year 186, will be en- tt ed to a deduction of 8 per cent. mar2'-tApl CHAS D WELCH, Collector. N IsS WATTS, FasnionaBLe MILLINER, begs tu inform the Ladies of Georgetown and vicinity thet she hss opened a store on| High street, opposite Forrest Hall, where’ she hopes, by etrict attention, combined with mod- erate charges, to merit a share of their patronage, mar 22 2t* rposacco, SNUFF AND SEGARS, For Sacre at WHOLESALE. 225 boxes of Tobacco, all grades. 259,00 Segara, Foreign and Domestic, 40 cass: ote h) of Garrett’s second by Norman, the iron work by hilis & Bao. » auality Booth Saad, eens enone 49 kegs of Lovee do Tue District 1x Concress.—In the Senate | Also, Rappee, Marcaboy and Congress do, 75 boxes of Piain and Fancy Pipes, (ace, Mr. Johnson, of Tenn., offered a reso- u ri i Ei ugha 7 ior } tI be ation thst the Cominittee to audit and control the |” &ross of Shanghai aad Parlor Matches. Contingent Expenses of the Senate be, and they mar 21-Im 59 High st., Georgetown, are hereby authorized to have the north wing of : 5 = * tue Capitol fitted up with the necessary fixtures | G°OR NEW YORK.—'Tho packet schooner York- ., town, Captain Waglan, has arrived.end wl load for above port with diepatch. freight apply to McCOBB & DUDGE, Water st. for gas (in conformity with the general style of those in the south wing) in the Passages, corri- dors, committee, office, and otlier rooms; and also to provide the committee and other rooms with such other furniture as in their judgment is necessary; and that the cost thereof be paid out of the contingent fund of the Senate. 3 mar l6 JUST RECEIVED Frederick county pure Old Rye, 10 Bsus. 2 do Gibson’s celebrated W hiskics, hoi ld M hela Whisky, Mr. Davis presented a memorial from citizens eo 2 Monumental aud Sar. do 5 of Washington and Georgetown, asking to be| 159 do Herrings and Alewives, For sale low by OHN J. BOGUE, ma: 8-tr Georzetown, D.C, Fok RENT—A two story and basement Brick HOUSE, near the Coavent, on Fayette street ; in complate order ; gas, &c.; with large garden at- tached. Rent $20, fer praeeet tenart Apply to JOHN L. KIOUWELL. mar 5 tf RANDELL, OPTICIAN, C No. 125 ese St., Georgetown, Fa Soastant Ray aa 2 rigs sesorumont of rencn Near-sighted, i Ol- es ored, and all other SPECTACLES, of% 2 “GS, the best quality. pa gold silver, steel, snd German silver frames, N. » Olt Frames Repaired end new glaeses set in them to order. no 19-ly AVING A LARGE SURPLU3 STOCK OF very fine KOSKS, EVERGREENS. da great variety of Green Hou=6, 1 willl sell them at very Jow rstes, allowed to construct a enger railway along Pennsylvania avenue to the Navy Yard. DismissEp.—Yesterday afternoon, Wm. Buck- her, who was committed to jail last week on a charge of theft by Justice Donn, was broughtout for a further bearing. It appeared from the evi- dense that during the absence of Mr. M Brim- mer in Alabama, the prisoner was employed as hs agent in the management of bis iine of stages. Upon the return of Mr. B., Buckner was dis- missed. Sateeqnencys Mr. Brimmer learncd that Buckner had collected some money,and this caused his arrest on the charge stated. M Brimmer made oath that inthe absence of hei husband, she employed Buekner as agent, and he made his returns to her. Under these cireum stances the charge was aBandoned, and the 1 if early applica- prisoner dismissed by Justice Donn. tion is made at the corner of Frederick and Prous pect sts., Georgetown, Tue River.—The prevalence of very heavy | _mar5-tf JOHN L. KIDWELL. northwest winds has again caused very low water in the channelsof the Potomac. Solow haa been MASSEY COLLINS & CO’S PHILADEL- PHIA DRAUGHT ALE—¥ the water that the New York steamer could not — We sre constantly Pesecrine Fiber emp plicn ofthe Boord delightful bev- Xo up the channel to the Western Wharves. and | OfAge, and invite sl] persons who want a pure un- her freight was lightered up to the city. Even | Sdulterated Ale, to give ita trial | RNY & SHINN, Agents, vessels of less draught could not approach the 57 Green at.. Georgetown. wharves. The fishermen suffer heav ly by the continuance of these gales,and leok with anxiety for ashift of the wind to the opposite quarter, or a return of calm weather. foo M9285 GREY —This celebra‘ai trotting Stal- 4¥E lion will etand for servise she ensuing ronson, commer cing Isth March and et ding GOST lat JS at Pumphray’s stables, Washing: too, D. C., and at Gardner’, bles, Upper Marl- borough. Md., alternataly one wesk at a tmeat each place. Mcose Grey has b-on awarded tho first premiu™ fur epeed at the following fairs: *t the United States and Vircinin Stats Central Fair of IRSafat tho Rookvilie, Montgomery County Fair, Cextre Marker —The Market Space, this morning, was unpleasant in the extreme. The dense clouds of dust were annoying to the attend- ants from the opening to the close of the market. lhe attendance of dealers in meal and vezetable departinents was about the average; but the fish market was slimly attended and poorly supplied, | 1895,8n4 at the Prederiok. tato Fair, 1839. the winds preventing the arrival df the voake from eae Perletee seeiills H.W. BLUNT NOTICE OF REMOVAL. the landings. The demand was light and business Having leased and fitted up the largs| not very active. Good order prevailed during the sale Lours. Paices Current.—Flour, Welch famil $9.50 = 4, west, b tween G and H th,t nd out of Reed lesa stperfine $7; super $6.50; fine $6. My old stands 1 would rennet oak eel Wheat, white Bt Sagi 65; red 81 Was! 50, Corn, | HemOl My oid, castimors wu athara in weasel of = a . rm. Pf SUSE PU > . jase. ; 35ad0e" Rt a ‘orn, articles in the F ne Ye. SaiSc_ Potatoes, Goa | LIN to give mea call before purchasing Hay, per 100 lbs., $8 Mm: We 65a85c. 5 ls have be*n bought exciusively for cash ani Chickens, per dozen. $3283.50. Daten oS. Srl be sold cheaper than they can bs bougt in any Tarkeys. 75¢.a81.75. Fish, Hallfax herring per | ‘gestatlishment. 907” WINDOW bol., $4; alewives, $525.50; mackerel $10. SHADES and tIXTURES just received. $18, A large lot of CROCKERY on ha: md UDOLPH BUCALY. marlo-twd&eotw No. 427th et. bt G aed He EECeNE AND CUAL O1L, WITH A It SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND, by the lovers and appreciators of the beautiful aud refined, tiret ine exhibition of the Washington Art Association is rapidly drawing to a close, and that no time is to variety of Lamps for burning the ed be emsel Also, extra Wicks and Chimnies. These 0: atordea by thie we Verse ves of the pleasures | toe ore the cheapest lights in uss and for brilliancy are equal to gas, ant are not exp'o- sive. Call and examine. Renzine for removing ints, Oils, &c., from Silk and cleansing <id Gloves, ding’s Glue and a fresh supply of Med- icines, jast received at MOORE'S mari6-2w West End Drug Store, 113 Pa. av. BIRDS !—BIR D: A Mretixe ef the Democratic party of Alex- andria will be held on Tuesday Aula! ‘next, for the purpose of m5 Age ng delegates to the district convention, wi meets at W: Thursday det at ‘@rrenton, on aren Rare * obi Bice peony colored 500 ae NSarope ust from sarderly conduct ine costs, 15. James I have for sale the Birds of P: lise, Herbert, do.; do, $3.15. James Johnson, do.; do. English Black Birds, Goldfinch, Tacks, ‘bree lodgers. Iannets, English Mocking Birds, Java A Cray Drxwxr is to be given in Alexandria on Spertows, Parrots, Parakeets, American Red Birds, Of Bird Cages, from of Canary Birds. All kinds , irom mi 4 5 a ig 2th Inst., she birthday of the great Kentucky | O’MEARA'S Variety niree ace the Capitol Gate. statesman. mar 17 Im Tue Rev. Dr. Navat lectures at the Foundry Church this evening, on “Sights in and about London. PLASTE 1 5 Prat aX ORNAMENTAL cy evens ox C8 Al - je rates by ALLEN & JACKSO he es n N, wenue. south side, between 10th ard'Iith stre ste. py ae the Ue ey Oa a larability. The publiois invited to oall and inaprot next The walter ——— mar &-| 5 doub'} i} fe of vat ey fay i “Bog Bec | IN SUQEEGREUOAR ANDNOLASOES Worth seetng. Werner's on the corner 2 0. e of C street. sth and avenue, pT 1@hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses, JaRRy’s TRICOPHEROUS * bags Java Coffee. is the best and cheapest artic! Dressing, Beau- | Now landing and for tifsing, Cleansing, Curling, ohomeae and Re- eS _____MIDDLETON & BEALL _ tiDbE.TroN & BEALL storing the Hair. Ladies, Sold Drug- PRING CLOaEs, i Mal .&e. gists and Perfumers, be pts =] S' rere now oe yen aS 12-6m Sa ay mer, sat Meine Shawis in grest variety of style Ns, a ARE wastes ae by these: bay mar 20 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. snd Wate canine ots RPO Tee” | Maks Cal Fes Serie AUCTION SALES. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Ai BeAcrieun COLLECTIO: ay On TEAM OC ASS bial 4 BUCS ani eee tee and ar Gins J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auots. NEARLY NEw TWO-STORY one DAY, the 1 nit ‘shall vel in front of the ry at5 o’el the north 13 feet 4 inct- sof ioe 12, in Cruttenden’ Daivision of square between ‘Oaad PF streets north, to'& publio all . ‘with the improvements, which consiet of near z new ty ry frame house, with a two-story bac! bu:lding,tontaining six good and conveniently ar- ranged rooms. Terms: One-third cash; bslance in 6, I2and 18 months. for notes bearing interest, secured by @ deed of trnst on the premises. mar 22-4 A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN _FURNI- eats AT Auction. —On SATURDAY, the 24th shal! sell, in front of my auction room, on eed pied of 7th and D streets, at 10 o’olock & m.,& assortment of Housshold Effects, such as— §iahogany Soft ideboards and Bureaus, top Centre and Side Tables, » Chairs, Washstands, nd Mattresses, aT ileloths and Mattings, Shona ange OY F Ries Reset a ze lot o} en sites. ‘Terms cash. gear mar 22-d A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. yaar VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, NEAR Bryning’s BRIDGE, FOR SALE AT AUC. TIoN-— On THURSDAY, April 5, at 5o’clock P.M.» wo will sell, at our auction rooms. the Farm now oooupied by KR. Frisby, J i Benaing’s Bridge, This grove of ta; i n ‘a@nch or Anacostia river. The buildings area Frame Dwelling House, ‘ing ten rooms: large dairy-barn, nearly new, osrriage house, stable, &c.; located on the. the hill, commanding @ fins view of the cities o {Vsshington and Georgetown. The place is one of the most desirable in the District, whether for maareet garden or dairy purposes, or as 8 country residence, penerms: Qne-fith at the bearer oe sale, and es nce in four aunual payments, wi intere pnp Ta. . c. c & CO., Aucts, mar 22 eod&ds ait Pace FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE on B street, between 2d and 8d streets. with 10 good rooma and kitchen, with gas. The furniture of the present occupant wou'd be rented if requir ‘The house would suit well fora respectable board- ing house, Rent $25. Inquire on the premises. 1t* sale : One sh the pro; will hoe? at thet front of —: of 8 decree of the Orphans’ Court and o the Circuit Court of the District of Colambva, that piece or parcel of ground the city of Washingto lsid down on the plan or marked K,in square numbered 573, the improvements, which are a ¢oi cash; bal give satii payments, bearitg interest from day of sale, and AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW ee By J. C. MeGUIRE or anes os TSSIER poe Beate Poise J ein Ades ee from Ji of Atk in Liber . m ,on the prem- the ha'fef Lot No. 7, {n faare No. 338, pubing alley, wath the imme eontist of ‘a well built two-story One-half cash; and the balance in i terest irom fhe day of & st upon the = ive days r the sale Rha an eps Ske urckaae® All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, |S. WALLACH, Trustee. maris-d&ds_ J.C. McSUIRE & ©O., Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By A.GREEN Auctioneer, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED Property at Avctiox.—On MC DAY, the 2d day o ane — op shall sel remises, o cloc! . A. vE re 1 is 1, lying and being in q Inbered 5 epasie two-story = House, witn back buiiding, &e. Cc. e above mentioned property is handsomely sit- uated near the correr«f 2d ‘street west and south D prescribed by the decree, is one-third @ in6 and 12 monthe, the purchaser to torily endorsed no! he deferred street. Terms. tes for upon the full payment of the purchase mo: the ratification of the sale, the trustee willosovey the title to the purchaser at the purchaser’s coat. If the terms are not complied with in 5 days after sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the roperty at the risk and cost of the “efauiti ir Sheser, by advertising suck sescle tenes eee ta the Sta: © Star nen sPaP°'sAMUEL L. BRYANT, Trustee and Guardian. mar 21-d&ds A. GREEN, Anct. By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, STOCKS AT AUCTION.On FRIDAY \) AFTERNOON, March 23d, at 4 o'clock, at the auction rooms, we shal! sell, in sums to suit— 2,50 Corporation of Washington six per cent. Stock, 2 . $3,509 Corporation of Alexandria six per cent. Stock. $7 Corporation Certifiontes of Indebtedness, with jaterest from October 2d, 1853. 19,siares Bank of Washington Stook. Terms cash. Also, Pew No. 76 in Trinity Church. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 2 ard 4 with interest for eatisfactorily endorsed notes mar 21-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Avots. $7 50 —FOR SALE—A FARM, within 15 uo) # 04. milewof this city and 3 miles from Fair- fax Court House. Wii] be sold at the above low price, if applied for immediately. Said farm con- Ains seventy &cres of good land, well watered, a fine orchard, and a dwelling. A’ good horse and buggy would be taken in trade. Address T. 8. Ay Box 794, Washington, D.C. mar 22-4t* GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A VALUABLE PROPERTY UPON EASY ~The subecribers offer sale that valuable property. known as lot B, subdivision of lot 2, Square 570, fronting 22 feeton PD street north, 120 feot deep to an alley; together with the improve- ments thereon. consisting of a convenient two- story and hasement brick building. This Property is situated on the north side of D, next to the east corner of Sd strest. For further info: mation Apply to FifZHUGH COYLE & BROTHER, lath st., and the Canal, mar 22-F06t* Fok RENT—A HOUSE, on lth etreet west, & near L street north. The house has sight rooms, in gooa order. A pump of good water on the rear of the lot. Posseenion given as soon as required, by Apply n to JAMES MILLER, on the corner of 15th and L ste, mar 21-St* F°s, RENT—A FARM, of about 90 sores. a mile from the Lanrel Station on ths Bal'imore Kailroad, Itisina very healthy and conveniant location, and has on it a comfortable dwe jing house and other buildings, excellent fruit, good water, &o. Price 3169 to the let of Jan. next. The Place is alzo for eale, ieasire of W.F. G., through the Washington Post Office. mar 21-St* Rex, SaLE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE w good back building, containing in sll 7 rooms, situated on New Jersey avenue, between M and N streets north. Terms moderate. Apply to J.D. RYNARD, General Land Office, or‘on the premises. mar 20-dtf FARM FOR SALE, or exchangs for im- proved city property, containing about 145 acres, with improvements, about 12 mi es f Centre Market. Apply to 'T. E. BADEN street near Pa. av. Fok RENT-T -LING, over store No. 140 (n side) Bridge street, Georgetown. Inquire of BROWN & Ware, in store bellow. 3st mar 2 FOR R A BRICK HOUSE containing 1] roome, with brick stah'e and car:iaze ho: situated on the corner of ist and C stresta no Capitol Hiil, Immediate possession can be Inguire of G. W. BRAY, 516 7th s*reet, opposi: the Intel 'ieencer office, mar 20 anst* URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—The bl a 2%6 I strset_ between 18th and 19th, ily a House f eligi ed, convenient to the Avenue, and, being Patr, wi | be let toa good tenant on rea- rma. Applyatthe house, mar 2-5 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY TY—A smail GRIST and Saw PROF MILL, with good Dwolling House and Si acres of Lead sated on Sagar Lang Run, near Drenes- ville, ‘ait fax county, Va, and buta'short distance rom the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Rai!- road, and about <3 miles frem Washineton. For terma apply to KR. W. BATES, Wood and Coal Deaser, Momner C and 14th sts.; or to JOHN FE. BATES, Navy Yard. mar 3)-tm* '—PARLORS and CHAMBERS farnishsd, with hot and cold.water n, (Potomac water.) The apartments airy; four rooms on a floor, f: Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS Venue, between 9th and 10th ets, and bath-reon are large and first floor » CO., 323 Pa. des T : CARD. HE Unéersigned will attend to the remova! from the public streets of dead horses. cows. doxs, &e,, without charze Grders lett at No. 310 New Hampshire avenne, between 2th ani 2ist streets, orat C, CHRISTIAN’S apothsesry, No, 302 ah street, betweon Pa. avenue and D street, will be Promptly attended to, J. KING. mar 2 3t* Cc B. MAEDEL, Macurnist, Pa. avenue, No. 4 153, between 7th and iSth sts., reepectfully informs the public that he is prepared to make all kinds of ema!. Machines Patent Modele, and all kinds of works belonging mm this branch. Terms very moderate. mar 19-6t* HE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF THE United & —A Review of the Dize jones, in Corgrece sewhore, on the siteand plans of tha Fed-ral tionand pro Iso Re. 1 : tal Struotures and the Smithonian Institution. By Joseph 8. Varnum, Jr. Paper 5 cent. Sent by mailtoany partofthe United Stats upon the re- caipt of the price. A libra! discount to the trade, Published and sold by i BLANCHARD & MOHUN, mario corner of lith at.and Pa av. CARD.—THE GREAT VIRTUES OF TRACULOUS PAIN. Kio MIRARENCH RHE KILLEt axn GREAT SUMATIC REMEDY! For the Cure of Fever and Agues, Catarr: Colds, Dyspepsia, Disordered Stomach, Dor : Neuralgia, Tooth Ache, Cramps. Cuts, ROR. Rurns, Soalds,and, ins word, A/l Pains. Acies and Wounds of very descrivtion, bing now Untvereally Admitted and its Scp-rierit= overal: other Medical Preparations being now as Universally Conceded, ho dees it ent:rely unnecessary to enlarge on its mer its so well aud generally establizhed. But for the informativn of those who may rot be aware of the reat virtues of this macicine, we beg to direct at Enrion to the following certificates of well-known citiz ns of Baltimore: Battimore, Feb. 17, 1869, Mr. James McDonnell.—Dear sir: Allow me to bear tertimony to the efficacy of “Dr Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer ” igen 3 had a bad cold with very severe pain in ls fe » (80 great that I couid scarcely stand,)1 applied the Pain Killer at night, and next day had no traoes of pain whatever. Yours truly, HENRY ©, GRIFFIN, of R. B. Griffin & Sons, ‘f 17 South Charles street, Baltimore Battimore, January 6th, 1660, James McDonnell, Esq.. Agent for Dr. Mon- tarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer and Great Preach R ly.—Dear Sir: Please accept my thanks fer the bottle of Dr. Montarde’s Miraculons Pain- Killer acd Great French Remedy, which you kinaly sent me, In my case it has indeed proved * Mi- raculous.” | used it fora eevere attack of Rheu- matiam, and on tho very first application was com- pletely cured. I cheerfully Tecnmmend it, ours, &c.. . 1.T, STODDARD Agent for Chickering’s Pianos, Calvert et... And Two Hundred others of the sams character. For eale in Washington by D. R. Clarke, 442 Pa. av. and 439 st.; ‘a. av.; Johu hwartz, 46% Pa. av.; . C. Ford, 290 Pa. av.; C - Culver 265 Pa av. For sale in Georgetown by S. T. Ciesell and J. L. Kidwell. For raie in Alexandria by Henry Cook & Co, Leacbetter & Co., Peel & Stevens, and Wm A Hart. JAS. Me NELL, Goneral Agent, mar 2) 7,7 s-ly,r itimore. B. SCHWARZ not:fies ReMoveD—J. R. h his customsrs and the public th e has removed. hi PICKLING & MENTE OPENING ESTABLIS MENT from the corner of 12th and E Sstrosts, to No. 459 15ih street, corner st Penn. avenue. where he will’ be happy to serve i who may cail on him, at his weual’ reasonable Tates. mar 15-tf Five HUNDRED TRAVELING TRUNKS A arrived day. embracing weal > es ties and sizes of Sole Leather, Ladi-s’ fhe Dress and Facking Trunks, ‘Our a | #a'esroom exhibits at this tire the reatest variety Fund this dest Rae Vera ae eee get, Fe 0 «, 1 ri tion BOXES VALICES, ic. jew V. SATCHELS. pe Sh fal taken in exchange DI pg cas WALL, STEPHENS, & ge ’ (States.) ‘322 Pa. avenue. PAL e—A young HORSE, six years old; sth and Late ee ee iw mar 16-6tif about ! mile from the vi iage of Fall smail Guns anp Mecuanics’ Hak DWAR. AGRICULTURAL AND MONDAY, the 2th inst ware store of the M: 688 7th and E streets, at 10 o'clock 8. m.,and will be continued daily w: A ver: 68. A fine assortment of Sporting Two fine Mahogan: By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, HE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE StTEs Boat HoTEL at AvcTion.—On TUES. DAY MORNING, tne 2th inst., at 10 0’clock, Will sell atths St-amboat Ho! whe beg ico, W. south of Pennsyl Wren, on 7th street, a faw coors | p7 i nue, the entire Furniture and Effects, vanis comprisins— Rosswood Piano, Cover and Stool, Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Tables, xt on Dining Table and Chairs, Carpets, Ouicloth and Matting. Feather Beds and Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mat- Red-teade’and Redd or is an ini Cane aid Wood-seat Chaira and Rockers, Wardrobes, Washs‘ands and Tables, Curtains, Lounges, Blinds, Mirrors and Mahogany Frame Glass: Chamber Sets, Crockery and Giese Ware, Dining room Fureiture, Knives and Forks and hamber and other Stoves, 4 o’her Cooking Utensils. Refrigerator, ther articles not here enumerated. 30 cash; over that amount a credit of ys, for approved endorsed notes, bear WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. ing interest. mar 2i-d ., BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE CHOKCH' PROPERTY, Frovr- IN N Jupiciary Squank, at AvcTion.—On TUESDAY. the 27th instant, | shail sell, in ‘front of the premises, at5 o'clook 'p m., that ‘valuable F roperty, eituated on Fifth street. between North and FE streets, fronting Judiciary Square, known asthe Old ‘Trinity Church property, being south if ofLet No 13,and all of Lot No.'4. in square No. 439, | ‘The whole frout is 78 feet, with a depth of $3 feet 434 inches, with the large Brick Builicing thereon. We dhem it unnecessary relative to the beautiful Jo » offer anv comment n Washingtoo. The terms will be very liberal and made known onthe day of sale. mar I5-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct. —On MONDAY, the (ARM AT AUCTIO 26th inst at 4 ¢ 2 m., the undersigned n the premises, his Farm, Will ctfer at public ra’ lying in Fairfax and Alexandria counties, the dwelling being in the former, containing about 1° acresand being abont 6 miles from this city, 4% from the Georgetown aqueduct, and 7 from Alexa: - dria, near the Lecsburg turnpike. and on the road leading to Georgetown and washington. There areabout 3 acres well covered with forest, oum- prising an abundant supply of timber and fuel ; Ss good proportion of bottom and meadow iand. and @ ne thrifty apple orchard of more than 100 bearing tress selected for this climate, and between fur and five hundced Peach trees, 20 of which have juct come into aearing and on sil of which the fruit (elsewhere generally destroyed) is at present sue. The lofty and commanding situation of this piace, the beat in this respect in the county, mak: it peculiarly valuable for orchard " Bre, in bearing, son and Seckel, Cherries, Apricot and e 4 small flower garden well stocked choice Roses and Shrubbery. The awe!.ing is surrounded with the shade of original forest trees, There isa fiue well of pure cold water close to the kitchen, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian and Raptist Cuurches, as weil ax a Post Office and schools are within convenient walking distancs, the placs beirg ont isChurch, The buildings, house, barn, wood-shed and granary are but’new and substantial. . The terms are one-half the purchase in hand, the remainder in equal payments of 1 and 2 years. Sale positive and title unincumbered. maris d CHAS. H. UPTON. By_A. GREEN. Auctioneer, XTENSIVE SALE OF A VERY _STAE- RIOR ASSORTMENT OF CUTLERY, ENGLISH SPoRTING IMPLEMENTS, House BuiLpine Hovskkeerixe Reguisites, &c , aT AUCTION.—On i I shal sell, at the hard- Tucker, at the corner of ail is sold, a very superior stock of the above mentioned goo” s, viz: Ivory, buck handle Table and Pocket Cutlery. Plated. Albatta and other Spoons, Forks and La- es, a 'y superior assortment of English Stub and _ Twist Guns, Pistols and patent American Rif Goods, Fishing ‘ackle, &e. A large ‘and complete assortment of Gunsmiths’ materiale, A fine assortment of every variety of Mechanics’ ‘Tools and Hardware, Farming and Gardening Implements, Hullow ‘are, Housekecping Requisites and other Fancy Hard- One fine large Herring's Patent Salamander Safe, Piatform, Counter and other Scales, Desks, &c. Plote-giaes Counter Show ‘anes and other Store Fixtures. We desn it unnecessary to offer any commen! relative to the quality of the above mention stock of zoods, as it is well known to be one of the best in the District, ‘Terms: All sums under $25 cash; over $25 and not exceeding $11, 2 and 4 months’ credit ; over $109 2,4 amd 6 months, by the cor pulses J notes, in 8'l cases of credit satisfactorily joreed, bearing interest, war 17-0 A. GREEN. Auct. ARS L/S SALE, t1 f it of fieri MM iacias ivsaed trom the Clerk's ‘oles afte Circuit Court of the Distr et of Colum! county of Washington, and to me directed. 1 will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the court house door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 27th f March inst., 1869, at 120’clock m., the follow- ‘1 ed property, to wit: All defendant's id intere tin end to Lot No.5, nsquare No. 72, in the city of Washington, D C., together wit! ail — wren mend the [ype ae re ant levied upon as the pro; of Hen arry, and will be noid to eatisfy Jadioa's No. 16, to Os" THE LATEST NEWs. TELEGRAPHIC. Farther Particulars in te the Captare a of the Mexican Ew ORLxams, March 21.—It the fuller accounts received of tie recent afte fa the Gulf that Gen. Marin’s steamers returned the Sera- toga’s fire and tried toescape. The steamer In- dianola % fired on ber. boarded the Miramon at the A away byashot. The Miramon run ag: Sarai each. The first ineer of the Marquis, an American, was killed. Captain Turner General Marin be fired on American vessels without cation? The General replied that bis men could not be controlled. He knew the nationality of the her signals It le stated that this expedition cost #300,000, mostly furnished et Havana the Government, in accordance with a secret cle in the Almonte prize steamer ay re is now anchored opposite this city. Lieut. Chapman has received orders from Washington to remain bere and for- ward bis dispatches. He has dispatches also for the British Minister. Juarez had issued a procis- mation declaring Marin’s expedition piracy, and authorizing any ong to capture them. [sBconp pisratcH.) New Ogteans, March 2!.—The Mexican mails of the lith have been received. It ie stated that Com. Jarvis at first place the steamors Indianola and Wave at bis dispesal, be would intercept Marin’s steamers; but he su uently determined to pursue a strictiy neutral course. unless forced by circum- stances to do otherwise. A letter from the City of Mexico to Miramon bad been intercepted by the Liberals. It says that the po aE is seriously threatened by the Liberals, and asks for immediate assistance. ‘Two Spanish men-of-war at Sacrificios bud been seen on several nig bts taking war materials ashore for Miramon. of truce, to the French and British Two flags Consuls, from Miramon, were refused entrance to the city. Later from Califernia. Sr. Lovis, March 21.—The overland mail of the 2d, but bringing telegraphic advices from San Francisco of the 2d, arrived at Malloy’s station to- pol baving accomplished the trip in less than 20 ‘he Democratic State Convention was held at Sacramento on the 29th Philip Moore, Esq., was chosen president, and 2 committee of forty (40) (of which Senator Sharp, a Douglas man, was chairman,) was appointed to draft aseries of res- — which, with slight amendments, were adopted. The first resolution endorses the principles of the Cincinnati platform; the second 2; ves of the Dred Scott decision; the third fourth favors the Pacitic railway and telegraph, and the overland = — endorses the werner Ad ministration; the sixth approves the pres- ent Democratic State mtaletretions, and the seventh declares a preference for Daniel 8. Dick- inson, of New York, for the Presidency, but does not instruct the delegates to Carleston to support him. The following delegates were elected to the Charleston Convention : John Bidwell, Jobn A. Dressbillis, C. W. Patrick, and John 8 . Alternates—Austin E. Smith, Jobn Reins, D. 3. Gregery, and Mayor Bradley. As the delegates are not instructed as to casting their votes, and are elected from the different wings of the Democratic party, Z is imposible to foreshedow their action in the Convention. None of them have been known as being particu- larly hostile to Douglas After the election of the delegates, Mr. Gregory, a well known Gwin-and-Weller member, offered a resolution, in effect that Stephen A. be declared the last choice of the convention; but this resolution was tabled by a vo'e of 281 to 65. It is pretty generally co. ied that seven of the eight delegates to Charleston are friends of Sen- ator Latham, and were elected through bis in- fluence. Wreck of a Portuguese Loss ef L Bostox, March 21.—The ship Uriel, ©; in Walker, of Boston, fell in, January 22, latitude 22° 39, longitude 63 06, ‘with the Portuguese brig-of-wer Mondeigo, in distress. Nine ber ollicers, five of her crew, and two women were saved by the boats of the Uriel. On account of the high sea staving her boats, the Uriel was un- able to resene the remainder, and the brig went down at six o'clock in the evening. The number on board is unknown. The Uriel lost three men by the staving of her boats. The Mondeigo wes from China, bound to Lisbon. A The Mexi Prisoners in Court. New Orveans, March 21.—The prisoners brought hither on the steamer Marquez were broug bt before the Federal Court to-day, in pur- suance of instructions from Washington. Up to this hour, however, noaction has been taken. -of- nd = of-War ai Sailing of the America. Boston, March 21.—Tne royal mail steamshi America sailed at 10.40 a.m. with forty-two a sengers for Liverpool and twenty-two for Halifax, bat no specie. The National Democratic Convention. Nasuvitie, Tenn., March 21.—The Nashville Union and American comes out in favor of bold- . ing the National Democratic Convention in Bal- timore. Veto of the Sunday Amusement Bill. ALBaNy, March 21.—Governor Mi bas Yetoed the bill to prohibit Sunday amusements in New York. <aanapntestetienRROINSINS Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, March 22?.—Flour—Family 87 25a $8; Extra $6.12a6.25; Superfine @5 87%. Wheat —white, fair to , Bl 5001.55; red $1.40a1 43. Corn—white 70471; mixed 7la74c; yellow 72a76c. Rye S5u86c. Oats’ 40c. Corn Meal 752800. per bushel. pee ae See Clover 85.25 88.550. Provisions—Butter. roll, 18a20c., bacon lic. Pork €7a87.50. Lard 1al2e. Whisky 2ia 2c. jaltimere Markets. Battmore, March 22—Flour closed queit; Howard street is held at $5.75f but with no sales Wheat closed Kh ‘let; $1.50a$1 60; red 1.3501 40 Corn closed dull; white 69270c.; 70a720. Provisions closed steady; mess pork $17.25a$18. Whisky closed dull at 23. ————— New York Markets. New Yorn, March 22.—Plour fs dull; State $5.15a5.25, Ohio $5 9526; Southern $5.90e6.20. W heat has a declining tendency; sales unimpor- tant. Corn is firm. Pork dull. Lard quiet. Whisky dull, 224. ¥ mancial. New Yorn, March 22.—Stocks are dull and lower; Cutcago and Rock Island 65%; Cumber- land Coal Co. 14; Illinois Central shares 614; do bonds 914; Michigan Southern 204%; New York Central 744; Reading 41; Penn. Coal Co. 85; Va. 6's 935; Mo. 6's WX. TEWART’S CELEBRATED Sta ee A ING ioe ale at ted tober term 1859 in favor of James SELDEN. een cies, heh ara and bo the mat ocok- aU-®Marstal for Ditnet of Catenin. | UEceiete econ niet arn Le Games ee _ lees __ | Merchants. mar 20 6 WEARE REQUESTED TO INVITE aT-| NEW SERING DRY GOODS —We are now tention to the advertisement of DR. ressiving 8 + yt ¥, WOOLFS ICIAN, 24 Penn £00ds suited so the season, and wou' 4 sylvania aver eifth'and Thir- Ask the attention of buyers to an exam mination of th streete, whi pearsin the In vur entire sicck, which comprises ai tnd States. It will be his ins | Goode Messe Satay tom in 8 Spectacles andgE: recom: UTCHI 5 many eminent rent'emer, presumed te be judges mar 2) TAYLOR & H BON. their good Lit of the comfort de- OR SAILE—A NEGRO W' s rived from thei ose who require the aid first-rate ovok bread-1 5 4 of these importan i mentalities. Dr. W. trioux, strictly honest. ¢Will be sold for less. haan | In thin otty for several vears. | de3)-v | now elfered for her by & reader. The of this MSY Sore Room nie eeeg Bau | Soul, cate Speed open mocmmpaia, Rae “ e coms, al those wi own ing.” aot of CaRTON ChAT TINGS, realy new | Reed app ore WALL & BARNARD, Rect a lot of “Extra ‘Contract, awaun (OO —— +________=sr uF stock of CARPE URTAIN MATE- | NEW, DICINES. — ; Oe eee RIALS, Sr iS, SHADE ENS, &c., "eyrep. "es Pain . 4 will be kept full and attractive the whole year ving up, F "2 Cod Liver "Citizens and strangers are reepectfslly invited to Eines Pain ‘Oik Gee he kes visit rooms our eo nae nL: F PERRY, & CO- Serger rf mar 16-6t m.avenuesnd sth street. | D-8.Clarks BASrMOns aT GouNT Boones: Fras M.Covutrsn, 4 nit, COPaARY, ee omustee ne ey eas pe A RD No Dh mar 5-tf <= N82 EBs woes