Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1860, Page 3

> Though Tux Sraz 15. seem press im use south ite = 30 large as to require it to be put to press ton torly hour; Advertisements, therefore, showld-be 26r.¢ im before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they ‘aay not appear until the next day. —_—_oee-__ Noricn.— District of Columbia Advertisements to de inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received =t and forwarded from Tux Stan office. City Counciis, March 26.—Board rmen, A communication was bt froek ther Gone. received misstoner of Health j the ster ee n relation to the condition of No. 248. su; ing a means of ameliorating the same; w: E ferred to the committee on dralmage ns Yas" vecere be TETISIONS. z-C. Sterling. asking remission of a fine; that of Fleming & Foy, for payment of cer- tain expenses Incurred by the late Water Pur- veyor; 3. B. Hill & Co., for pa ment for certain extra work; that of W. W. Jones and others, for change af grade;—all of which were “ppropriately referred. ON LEAVE. Mr. Bav!y introduced a resolution granting the wse of t!.e hall of the Board of Aldermen to J.C. M tre, Charles H. Haskins, J. F. Coyle and for the purpose of holding a preliminary Meeting to form an association with reference to matters of art for the adornment of the city; passed. COMMITTEE REPORTS. Bill making an appropriation for the judicial expenses of the Corporation; passed. Bill making appropriation for the erection of a cesspool at entrance of alley in square No. 429; . Bill to grade and gravel I street south, from Eighth to Sleventh streets west; § Bill to trim and gravel F street north, from Fourth street west to New Jerse avenue; 5 Bill to grade and gravel Third street © . from Maryland avenue to C street north; passed. Bill for the relief of Redmond Burke; passed. Bill to trim and gravel north F street, from New Jersey avenne to North Capitol street; 3 Bill for the relief of F.C. Melhorn; passed. Bill for the relief of Wm. H. Taylor, % Bill for the relief of James Bleigh, surety of Da- vid Connel, or O'Conner; passed. Bill for the relief of Charles Borreman; lost on the third read- ing. Bill for the relief of Ignatius Haas; lost on third reading. ABOUT INSANE PERSONS. Mr. Dunnington introduced the following reso- lation: Resolved, That the committee on the almshonse inquire into the expediency of authorizing the Mayor to send to the Government Insane Asylum, temporarily, any unknown mn aicted with insanity who may be found in this city. until their proper residence can be ascertained, and when ascertained to return them to their homes; passed. MISCELLANEOUS. Joint resolution authorizing the Mayor to pay oue month's ry to the widow of the late Water Purveyor; passed.” Resolution calling on the Mayor to farnish the Board of Aldermen with an account ef the amount and extent and nature of the im- provements made in the streets and avenues of the city since the Ist of July, 1858, designating the Ward and the cost of improvement !n each case, and also to inform the Board what acts authorizing improvements of streets and avenues remain unex- ecuted, specifying the Ward in which such im- provements were authorized, and the amounts appropriated therefor; passed. int resolution of invitation to the Committees on the District of Columbia of the two houses of ca to visit the Potomac Water Works, and providing for a Joint committee of the two Boards of the City Comicil to make the neceasary arrange- ments; passed. SPECIAL ORDER. © On motion by Mr. Brown, the special order, to wit:—the joint resolution authorizing the sale of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, was taken up. and after some debate was amended aid passed Mr. Fisher introduced a joint resolution au- thorizing the Water Registrar to purchase cer- tain tire plugs as samples; passed. Also, a reso- Jution authorizing the purchase of a copy of Buties Bucbane Washington for the use of the Board; dA Mr. eNerhany introduced a bill making an appropriation of $100 for the purpose of fitting up @ suitable house for the safe-keeping and preser- vaton of the apparatus of the American Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2; referred. Adjourned. Common Council —A communication was read from the Commissioners of the Northern Market, asking an appropriation of $20 for repairs on said market; referred. Mr. Jones, from the waysand means committee, reported back a joint resolution from the Board of Aldermen in reference to a revision of the as- sessment laws; adopted. Mr. Turton, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill for trimming and gravelling Fifth street west from L to N street north; passed: Also, a bill to lay a flag foot-way on south side of M street north, across Sixth street west; Also a bill to take up and relay gutter on G street north, in front of square 9; . Mr. Cassell, from the same committee, reported a bill t» set curb-stoneand pave foot way on south side of square 163, between Sixth and Seventh street west, on the north side of Virginia avenue; ado) Mr. Morgan offered a joint resolution inviting the Conyressional committees on the District of Columbia to visit the Potomac water works, and to defray the expenses of such visit; adopted: Mr. Tree, trom public schools committee, re- ported favorably a joint resolution from the upper board yi the use of the public school-house on Sixth st between D and E sts. south, to the Methodist Episcopal Church South, for Sun- day school and other purposes; adopted. Mr. Jones, from ways and means committee, reported back the joint resolution from the upper board providing for a new Corporation seal, with amendment to retain device; adopted. Sundry bills from the Board ef Aldermen were appropriately referred. tte Abert (Mr. Jones in the chair) moved to re- consider the vote by which the bill for enlarging the duties and increasing the compensation of the Corporation Attorney was lost, some time ayo. He said he had voted against the bill when it was lest, but had received new light on the subject, which had changed bis mind. Mr. Ober calied for the ayes and noes. He thoug bt this must be a very troublesome b Il, as a had already been reconsidered two or three mes. Mir. Jones stated that upon the ssage of the bill depended the continuance of Mr. Carlisle in the eflice of Corporation Attorney, as his resigna- tion was already in the hands of the Mayor, who was keeping back its acceptance with the hope of something being done to retain the services of the old attorney. Tb» motion to reconsider was carried—yeas 11, nays 7. M+. Meade moved to amend by increasing the diem of Corporation laborers to $1.50, aud of forssend carts to $2. Tae amendment was decided ont of order by the Chair. (Mr. Jones in the chair ) Mr. Meade appealed from the decision of the Chair; and his Scctiton was sustained—yeas 11, nrys 7. Mr. Abert spoke in favor ef the bill, arguing that the duties of the Corporation Attorney ha: been greatly enlarged since the salary was fixed at $500 per annum, and that the compensation ought to be increased accordingly Mr Shekells was opposed to dating the in- creased salary back to the first of January. Mr. Morgan «dvocated the bill, urging an in- creased compensation somewhat in keeping with the increase of duties of the office. ‘The bill was road pag 5 Mr Morgan offered a joint resolution providing for a committee to actin conjunction with the Mayor in representing the Corporation at a gen- eral meeting of the stockholders of the Clesa- peake and Obio Canal Mr. Van Reswick offered a resolution instruct- ing the committee on canals to inquire into the expediency of erecting a canal bridge on Vir- ginia avenue; adopted. Adjourned. DEatH oF AN RESIDENT oF . instant, ‘oodley,”’ the seat of her husband, in the parish of Pointe Coupee, La., Mrs. Eliza- beth R. Key. wife of Gov. Henry Johnson, after a —— Lilness of nearly two years, occastoned y a ck of paralysis. Mrs. Johnson was born in Maryland in or about the year 1796, and Lad long resided in Georgetown. “Her father, Phili B. Key, formerly a me:nber of Congress, ranked among the most eminent lawyers of the United States. She was a cousin of Francis 8. Key, author of the “Star Spangled Banner,” and she d in a marked degree the yenius and ta!- ents of her family. She was an ornament of the society of the national capital, in which she con- tinued to live after her marriage with Gov. Jobn- son, then a member of the U- S. Senate, and by her intelligence, beauty, and high moral ‘worth, she won the admiration and respect of the dis. tinguisbed men and women of her day. Her re- aren en in low ay vault at ber resideace in Presence of a large concourse of her friends and es ore. by esas she was greatly respected and beloved. TIMABLE LADY, FORMERLY A Tux Fine Yestexpay.—The alarm of fire at noon was caused by the burning of a stable at hog eto tpg gt east and M street south, r.M. . Mr. Po is the owner of the ra stallion Black Hawk, and very fortunately the noble animal bad been taken out of the stable a very short time before the fire was discovered. Mr. Pope refused $1,000 for him at the Agricultural Fair at Rockville, Md. .— The wnrket opezed this ‘norning with an ordinary attendance of dealers, & not very great throng of piirchasers, an average splay of provisions, and a moderate demand ces of last - Good order — pleasant Syne the meshes of a a of Indies. neam oe — at ‘Gea Fellows Hall, Seventh pecs on gattering was the nta- tion to these two Eucampments of a large and by Bible, from the ladies, whose ino aced Sit dat speeathas es Tee y ir aj jation Te. cordea one rs. Wim. R. McLean was the organ selected by the fair and the ing are the re- marks which she made on the occasion : “Sir—Being aware of the recent fitting upof the new Spoon ee Ttoom, and your removal thereto. the Ladies have had for Columbian and Mount Nebo Encampmeante this copy of the Holy Scriptures, and we are here this evening to make the epre It is true that oursex can know but little of Odd Fellowship, yet we are cognizant of the frequent ministrations of its membership in relieving the distressed, visiting the sick, bury- ing the dead, and eieoiieg the orphan. These ) inciples, founded as they are upon the immutal truths of the Bible, deserve the countenance and esteem of all; and the Ladies ac- knowledge that Neer mood deeds have found favor with them, and they bid you God-speed in your labor of love, Learning, as we have, that the Bible is an integral part of Odd Fellowship, the gift is deemed an ba bp! ghia one, and we ask its acceptance; and trust that each member of your Hee! re serene by its ay precepts, and ell-s| fe re: to reap a re- ward of its bleed promiass, vied “ “in the name of the Ladies, sir, this Bible is Presented to Columbian and Mount Nebo En- campments, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. L. A. Gobright, P.G. P., made the following response : While you may be unacquainted with the hidden power by which results are produced in nature and in art, so, as to Odd Fellowshi , of which you say your ‘‘sex can know ut Hitties? Mes can, however, appreciate and enjoy its bene- ts. We gratefully acknowledge your compliment— speaking of our “good deeds” as justly deserving of univeral ‘countenance and esteem.” Be as- sured, ladies, this shall stimulate us in our desire to be continually useful in all cases which amay claim our sympathy and relief. general principle, any organization which meets with the condemnation o: ladies, and can- not command their ppproving smiles and wishes for success, is unworthy of existence, and cannot, therefore, long survive. But having «Friend: ship, Love, and Truth’’—as illustrated in this Book—for our guiding Principles, we have no hesitation whatever in submitting the practices and usages of our Order to the judgment of all good men and women, and are Perfectly content to abide by their unbiassed verdict. ‘The Bible affords a broad, safe, enduring foun- dation, on which all may meet in ottices of hu- man benefacticn, without intrusions of peculiar or speculative views, which serve to distract the heart from the great and ennobling principle of Charity, in its true and practical signiticance, In receiving your voluntary and valuable gift, and appreciating your “ trost that each member of our order may be governed by its holy precepts, and, after a well-spent life, be prepared to resp a reward of its blessed promises,” we reciprocate the hope thus kindly and eloquently expressed. And may its pure and cheerful light irradiate your pathway through life, even when darkened y clouds of sorrow, and gild for you the portals of the tomb, as the dawn to the “ perfect day.”” In the name of Columbian and Mount Nebo Encampments I thank = for this copy of the Sacred Scriptures, with the assurance that it shall be carefully preserved. If possible, its value to us will be enhanced by the remembrance of the motives which prem the presentation. The presiding otticer (J.C.C. Whaley) then called on J. T. Clements, P. G. H. P., who near but appropriately addressed the assem- e ag ‘The oratorical entertainment was succeeded b the bospitalities of -‘the brethren” in forms whieh did not fail of due appreciation. The Bible is a very large one, English edition, handsomely bound, and bears upon a gold plate the inscription, ‘Presented by the Paaies to Columbian, No. 1, and Mount Nebo, No. 6, En- campments 1.0.0.F. Washingten, March, 1860. Sctpreme Cocrt.— Yesterday.—Jas. B. Hoggin, Esq . of California, and B. Frank Browne, fa. of New York, were admitted attorneys and coun- sellors of this Court. No. 351. The United States, appellants, agt. Francisco Soberanes. Appeal from the district court of the United States for the southern district of California. On motion of Mr. Benham, of counsel for the appellee, this appeal was docketed and dismissed. No. 133. Lewis Teese et al., plaintiffs in error, agt. C. P. Huntingdon et al. In error to the cir- cuit court of the United States for the northern district of California. Mr. Justice Clifford deliv- ered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judz- iment of the said circuit court in this cause, wit costs. No. 117. Christian A. Zabriski, appellant, agt the Cleveland, Columbus, and Gindnnati Rail- read cen et al. Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for the northern dis- trict of Ohio. Mr. Justice, Campbell delivered the opinion of the Court, affirming the decree of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs. No. 85. John B. Beanbien et al, appellants, agt. Antoine Beanbien et al. Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for the district of Michigan. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court, aftirming the decree of the said circuit court in this cause, with costs. No. 159. Edward Kiibourne et al., plaintiffs in error, agt. the State Savin; nstitution of St. Louis, in the State of Misso In error to the district court of the United States for the district of lowa. Mr. Justice SVeyue delivered the opinion of the Court, atlirming the judgment of the said district court in this cause, with costs, and dam- ages at the rate of ten per cent. per annum. No. 170. The New York and Baltimore Trans- portation Company, appellants, agt. the Philadel- phia and Savannah Steam Navigation Company, &e. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. St. Geo. T. Campbell and Mr. McCall for the appellees, and by Mr. Schley for the appellants. Adjourned. ALEXANDRIA ITEMs—The Gazette of this morn- ing says: “ This year there will be shipping from this rt three coal companies in addition to the A mer- can, Cumberland, Borden Mining ard Frostburg companies, which for several years past have added greatly to the activity of our wharves and peepee ty Se the Gg ‘The Swanton Coal Com- pany of New York have rented the wharf prop- erty south of the Pioneer Mills, belonging to Mr. James Green, for $1,000 for their shipping depot. The Midiand Company have secured the fish wharf for the coming season, for which they pay S450, and the Alleghany Company, which was not shipping last year, have resumed operations at the upper coal wharf, at the mouth of the canal. We suppose that during the busy season the amount paid out weekly for labor will not fall short of $3,000, besides ‘the large amount which will be expended here by vessels and canal boats which this trade will engage. “Two more splendid passenger cars for the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, arrived yester- day in the schooner Henry Finch, from Jersey City. They have all the modern improvements, and are fitted up in the most elegant style. The increased travel over the ‘Alexandria and Lyncb- burg Railroad demanded this increase in the pas- senger accommodation. The equipments of the road will now compare most favorably with any road in the country. “Within the last day or two several thousand shad have been ught to the fish wharf, at this e, principally the catch of the gillers in ashington’s Reach and below that, in the Poto- mac. Yesterday sales were made at $17 per bun- dred. ‘The regular hauling of the large seines, at the different landings, has ly commenced yet; the cold weather and high winds having pre- vented fishing operations. The catch of herring is as yet small—and soy bo only sold in buncher, for daily use. So far the weather has not been favorable for the fisheries Everything is now ready at the fish wharf for the receipt of fish, and the accommodation of purchasers. Riot in THE Noatxern Lisertizs.—Yester- day. morning a number of young men, amoj whom were Benjamin King, Henry Smith, Peter fyde, James Grant, and Jos. Lavender went to Buckhardt’s lager-beer house, Northern Liber- ties, and called for drinks; after drinkin; they got into a controversy about which should > which to such an extent that the proprietor found it ry to interfere, und eject the tur- bulent ones. The consequence solo sent and battery upon a ing man nam. jarnar Boucher, he bel his bead cut with a large stone. Several shots were fired from the house, and Hyde complained that he was shot in the leg. The riot med the entire neighborhood. Ofticers Gormley, Suit, Watson, and guardsmen Stone and McNemara succeeded in arresting the four first named, who were taken before Justice Donn and committed to jail for Court. and Lav- ender was su! uently arr and taken before Justice Williams, who committed him also. Axrzst ror Larceny.—Yesterday, Henry Ber- gen was arrested by Guardsman Henry S. Ward, for stealing from Samuel Lilienthal, of Alexan- dria, Va, a par of pants, 2 cloth coats, 3 fine Italian coats, 1 drab coat. 2 silk vests, and 2 white shirts, as stated in ‘s Star. He had been in the employ of Lilien! but had taken a sud- den departure, and were missed. He was found, as also the stolen before Justice Donn, and jail to await a requisition. e agreed to go to tion. He was taken down by Ofticer J. F. Hout, bes Sagres in betcha Ot otel, has en; 2 ambile and resolutions of the City Conte tate ing the Seventh and other military Wasuingtod statue AE 1 be presented to uist- ing. 5.—Last night there was a Tae Mitr Sa TARY Potice create —— and eee the ra og a gy ng about daily, generally in the di- rection of the Armory. Tan policeman who was tday afternoon about 40’clock march- ing down Seventh street with one of the John Brown muskets glued who looked neither to to his left. shoulder, and the right nor to the left, though the weight of the musket or something else made him lean perceptibly to the heavy side, and who appeared to be extremely fearful lest the machine should go off and hurt him, was the admiration of spot EE hl as mischief maker whom he encountered in his route. It is said that a few days ago, two policemen, one big and the other little, had a conversation something like the following, ata locality on H street, in rear of the Patent Office: Big Policeman to little ’un.—‘“Say, you'd per go and attend drill.” Little ’on.—*Nary time! there's no such lawon the books.”’ Big Policeman —“Mind 1 tell you, you had better go and drill, or the Mayor °ll have that harness taken off you quicker,” (pointing to the grey uniform. Little ‘un.—“ Well, let him do it, and when my harness has been taken off, then I'll tell what I Bees; I'll tell what the target company is formed. Big Policeman, (pulling ont his watch.)— “Well, let's go. it’s time to go to drill.” And the conversation here ended. ARREST FOR INCENDIARISM.— Yesterday, Mr. Charles Brown, whose stable in the Sixth Ward was fired obtained a clue to the parties concerned in the act. Informing some of his friends and County Constables Plumsill and Williams, they succeeded in arresting Thomas Howard, aged ut 16 years. and Joseph Fuzitt, aged about 18, and carried them before Justice Cull. who sent them to jail fora further hearing. As they were being put in an omnibus to go to jail, one of them inted out a youth named Smith, who they said new something about it. Smith was put in the coach and taken to jail, but as he was not com- mitted he could not’ be received. It afterwards turned out that he had nothing to do with it. This morning Justice Cull proceeded to the jail, and succeeded in obtaining from Howard sutti- cient evidence to send Fugitt to Court. Justice Cull Bully committed Fugitt and retained How- ard asa witness. There are others concerned in the incendiary acts at the Navy Yard, who have not been arrested. The arrest of these created mucb excitement in that section of the city, and great joy prevailed at the discovery of the parties, though sympathy for the families of those con- cerned was everywhere expressed. Pror. Fow.er’s fifth lecture, last evening, was on “the perfection of character the right government, training. and proper direction of children.” He held that in order to have children grow up so.as to become useful and worthy citi- zens, they must have, as it were, their ‘faculties played npon” in childhood. See that their mind ‘was well balanced and all would beright. Unruly children could not be made better by either whip- ping or scolding. If a child .was inclined to be mischievous and bad he must be corrected by kindness. A pare should never speak derogatory of achild’s character in that child’s presence, lest it wounded its feeling and destroyed all its pride and ambition. Nor should they ever remark in the child’s hearing that they were unable to man- age it, lest the child should lose ell fear of the pa- rent, and act without restraint. It is to be regretted that the committee appointed to select persons for public examination do not Present those who are well known to the commu- nity, that the public may know whether the exam_ inations are correct. Tue Row at Geruanpt’s.— Saturday after- Roon, a young man named Wm. Lansford went to the lager beer house of J. Gerhardt. on C street, near Sixth, and drank there. Lansford. who had taken a little too mnch, fell on the floor. His friends asked fora chair for him to sit upon. which, being refused, one of them went to geta chair. upon which a row ensued, and Lansford was badly beaten with a stick by the bar-keeper, Fred’k Diedrich. He was arrested and taken be- fore Justice Donn, where he stated that Lansford was burt by falling on thestove, but this was con- tradicted by the evidence. The witnesses ted that the fre of the bar-keeper was raised by the fact of their drinking a bottle of sherry on the premi- ses not purchased in the establishment. Justice Donn held Diedrich to bail for court. Dry Goops —R. Brice Hall, the extensive dealer on the upper part of Seventh street, has recently opened as extensive and fine a lot of staple dry goods as were ever bronght to the District of Co- lumbia. His business up to this time has for the most part been confined to citizens in search for bargains—to those of us proverbially solicitous of always being sure to Ect their money’s worth in buying family supplies, and to the Maryland trade. To both these classes his sales for years past have been enormous. and they bid fair to in- crease, as all now know that no better goods and no lower prices tuan hie are to be met With In any dry-goods store in the country. See his advertise. ment in another column. War Acatnat tHE GILtERs.—So great is the bitterness felt by the preprietors of the Potomze fish landings to the gill-netters that a subscription paper is in circulation amongst the land owners, contributing cight per cent of their landing rents for the purpose of breaking up gill-netting In the river. Tur THEATRE —Our citizens will be glad to hear of the appearance of that great Washington favorite, Miss J. M. Davenport, at the Theatre to- night. She appears as Julia in the play of ‘The Hunchbach,” with Mrs. Gladstane as Helen, and Mr. C. B. Hill as Sir Thomas. RemovaL —By an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that Mr. Rudolpb Buchly las removed his fine house-furnishing establish- ment to No. 428 Seventh street, where he keeps on hand an excellent assortment of everything iss his line. Tur Campents were greeted bya large and fashionable audience at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night. This troupe never fail to draw crowded houses by their rich performances, and the main thing is to go early so as to get a good seat. Tn Armev Pouicr.—Mr. Editor: Cau any on® inform us by whose authority the police has been armed with tuskets and formed into a military company? Has the Secretary of War authorized it? Cit:zEne. Acrovnp.—The New York steamer Mount Ver- non, we hear, is aground below the Long Bridze, on ber way to the western wharves, and will not get off until the next tide. Watcu-novuse.—No eases for trial. lodgers were accommodated. Seven PRosTRATION OF THE sYaTEM Bnd rapi! decizne are a'most invariably the results os early mal-prac- tices and unchecked vicious habits—A treatise elaborately got np, has lately issued from the press, illustrating this tendeney, and the curs as well as revention of ths same Jt is entitled “ Human ‘railty, or Phusiological Researches.” It euters fu ly into the causes, effects and most efficacious mode of curing all diseases of a delicate nature, with copious instructions for the perfect restora: tion of those who are prevented by impediments from ents ing into the marriage state, Sold Py Dr. Barrow, 194 Bleecker street, New Y . Price 25 cents. Sent free of portage Re also by S. Calvert re. ord, Jr. Washington, im mar7 Rockvill MARaieD. = h 26th, | At i 7 onday, March 26th, by Rev. JL. T. Holand, LEWIS REHRENS. $o Miss MARY KEES#, cldost daughtorof AsE I. Keese, both of Washington ) DIED, On the 26th instant, of pneumonia, WILLIE aged 1 year am jays, oniy ¢ of J.-M Amanda A. Witherow, of this city. On the 26th instant, after a lingering Ulness of consumption, which she boro with christian forti tude, ELIZA C., the beloved wife of W m Carr, me 59 years, 10 months and 24 days. i ler funeral wiil take place from her reilence, No. 47 Maine avenue, Wednesday evening, wih, at2o’clock, without further notice. Suddenly, on the 25th instant, JAMES MAX WELL, aged 49 years. . (Baltimore and New York papers copy.) . On the 26th instant, JAMES WESLEY ROSS, in the 18th year of his age. Lraves have their time to fal! flowers to wither at the north wind’s breath, And stare to set ; but all— Thou bast all season for thins own, oh death! Hits fanecal will take place Weunesday eveninz, at half past two o’clock, from F st., Isiand. $ aS PENN MUTUAL LIFE IN“URANCECOM- PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Capital... ......., $937,691, Thore insured will plcase call at the Agency, N 538 7th atreet, between the hours of 8 and 1 0 cl in the morning, to receive their scrip dividend of 25 per cent. upon the cash premiu:ns 1 in 1+53, and also 6 per cent. cash on sorip frm 1350 to 1659. mar 24 a * JOHN RiGGres. Agent. F2 PALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coachman and farm servant. fo 1s quick and industrious, Sepeitel breaker, orderer a ager of horses, ‘competent to any possible farm wok and the management of any machinery used on a fam, and 1840 years of age ‘Io a Southern geniieman re- quiring ant ent and very useful servantof description, for his own use, he will be sold s bargain. in order to get him & good home. E i i ! meen drove Box Nout Mar Olan Se Ele VED.—J. RB. B. fh R OVED. LP the EA ARZS not fies he has remo his PICKLING and: Py oye we is gh Fent 80 treet, cx rea on him, at Tessornhie & mar 15 tf OR SALE—A NEGRO WOMA ho is & Elected dpe lor les how olfered for her by ® iset of this object tug sold to the vertisoment is to keep her from ‘one Stone wir cine ae AUCTHION SALES. woe UIRE & CO, Asiiences. 7 ABLE BUILDING LO oO ch ruete AY AF TEKNOUN, March 90h Mt Soobok athe pian iy of Lot No. U, ia tquare c “a Se feet 2 inches on sou! stree! streets ‘West. ing back “ches, and containing each "2112 feet, more One-third cash; the residve in 6 and 12 mozths, with interest, secured by a deed of truton the premises, J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. mr 27-d : By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Bortp- Inc Lots ix Square No.5, oN THR [sLANi at Avctiox.—On WEDNESDAY, the ath day ot April next, I shall sell, in front of the premises, commencing at 50’clock p. m-, twenty three hand £ome building ots, being subdivisions of the origi- nas ote 3 20, 21, 24, 25 and 26, in square This property f-onts on 84 and 44, etrec te west and G snd H etreets south, ail the lots running back to ey, with a frontage of from 18 to 25 feet, within a few equares of the new market in the. erenth Ward. . . . riei of title © seen SpP. tion a! “aoe may y Spplical * Terms of cale: One fou-th cash 6, i2 and 18 months, the day of sale. |; the ba'ance in for notes bearing interest trom Full warrantse deeds will be given and a deed of trust taken for the deferred pay- ments. he terms are not complied with within fite ter said sale the property will be resold at k and cost of the dctauiting purchaser. A. GREEN, Auct, day! the ria! mar By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, GREAT. AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS —The Books, &c , belonging to the estate of Deeth, will be resumed on THURS NING, March 28th, at 10 o'clock, in the room over Sibley & Guy's stora, two doors west of the auction rooms, ‘The works to be sold are em braced in the following classification, viz: Ameri ) AN Spvernment Catalogues, Newspa- pers, Periodicals, May AzZines, and Stativtios,together with a collection of Miscs!laneous Works. el h. over that sum. and over $'0, a creditcf dorsed totes, bearing t: iLJ~ Purchasers at former sales will please call for their books. : JOSHUA A. RITCHIE, Administrator, mar 27-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucte. x C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctinnee:s. AA DSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING Hovsk, NEAR SUE STaTE DeraRIMENT, AT Pustic Avctrox.—On TUESDAY AFTER- NOUN, April 3. 1869, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell a new four-story Brick Dwelling House, with back building, situated on the rorth side of New York avenue, between 14th and 15th streets west, containing 12 rooms, with bath room, water and gus pipes throughout, marble mantels, cistern in the yard, and finished In every respect in the most superior manner. Title indisputable, and immedi: oe posecenton given . ‘Lerms: Oue fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12,18 and 24 months, wi" tru ton the premis mar 27-d J. nterest, secured py a deed of C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. SA LE OF GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS SS Teas, &c—On THURSDAY MORNING, Ma-ch 29th, at 10 o'clock, at the store of J. T. C. Clark, corner of K and 7th screets, opposite North- ern Liberties’ Market, we shall sell his etire stock of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, We name in art— Ureshed and Brown Sugar, ; et Bornean Java and Rio Coffees. roun « tee, imperial, Young Hyson, Oolong, Black and other ‘eas, Sperm, ‘Adamantine and Tallow Candles. Castile, Brown and Fancy Soaps, Mace, Citron. Alspice, Cloves, Nutmegs, Pepper, &c. Jars Pickles, Willow Ware, Buekets, Brooms, Tubs, Sacks Ground Alam and Fine Salt, Family and extra brands Flour, he neat bint dS “ Old Cograc Brandy, bhxce! ont Port, Madeira and other Wines, Holland Gin, N. E, Rum, Champagne, Claret Wines, &c. Cigare oF various brands, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Wazon and Harness, Together ors eral assortment of Groceries, iquors, &c. Terms? $25 and unter cash; over that sum & omit of 24 lee pape) for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interes! mar 27d J. McGUIRE & C9.., Aucte, ame OE EO Aico IABSHAL'S SALE. In virtuesfa, writ of fieri AVE facias iesued from the Clerk’s office ef the Circuit Court of the Distr ct of Columbia, for the county of Washicgton, aud tome directed. 1 will expose to public sale, for carh, in front of the court housedoor of said county, on TUBSDAY, the 2th day of March inet., ist, at }20’clock m., the follow- ing descrived proporty, to wit: All defendant's right and intere tin and to Lot No.5, nsqua-e No. 72, in the city of Washington, D C., together with ailand singular the improvements thereon, sez and jevied upon as the atoperty of Henry Parry, and will be sold to satisfy Judica's No. 164, to Oc- tober term 1859 in favor of James M. Stewart* U.S. Marshal for District of Columbia, mar 3-dts THE ABOVE S adil TUBBDAY wext hour azd place. F, PQSTPC ED SPS Tash, barme W.SELDEN, U.S. Marshai for Distr ct of Columbia. mar 27-d GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS NOTICE. TO GEORGETOWN TAX PAY ERS,—All persons who will call at the Office on or befure the first day of April xs og rey aay bills for oe 1860, will be en- acto! er cen’ arn BtAp 1_ CHAS. D WELCH. Collector._ VW YORK—The packet schooner Statesman, Captain Mott, wiil sail as EO above with dispatch. For freight apply to McCOBB & DUDGE, 62 Water street. mar &7 OR PHII.,DELPHIA.—The steamer Jamos Jerome, Captain Jerome, is now ready BRIDAN MORNING. olelocke a poly to PRIDAY NING. Moteinck. 0 se “i DES DAVIDSON, Water street, Georgetown. T _— NOTIC HE Schooner Adele, Captain Raker, from Bas- ton, mas goeon a is now msownr ine er ight. For frei OF Fa8"Be> Apply to asain CCUM Sar no, Soe mar 25 St Water et , Georgetown. URRAH FOR GEORGETOWN !—I have just recived a new ard extensive sup- ply of DRY GOUDS and MILLINERY bfthe latest stylesand fashion. All persons wishing nice goods and great bargains wiil do well to give mea-call before going elso , where. Foulard silks at S7 cents per yard, Plaid pilks at 87 cents and $', worth $1.59. You can also find ali other binds of goods—such as, Shawis, Manties, Dusters, Robes, Delaines, Lawns, and real Pine A ple Handkerchiefs, Parasuls, Sun Umbrellas. all kinds of Millinery: new stjlo Trail Hoopa, Skirts, Biack Lace Mitts, and a great many soodstoonumerousto mention. ember, the piace tor Bargains is at ae F ‘E. GUTMAN’S, mar 23 Iw No. 117 Britge st , Georgetowr _ LAW NOTICE. Tar Undersigned having returned home after an abrence of severai weeks, is ready to institute Suits in Ejectment oa Promuseory Notes, Unsettiled Ac counts, nnd all other business requiring the sor- vices of an Attorney. R. P, JACKSON, mar 24 St* No, 155 Bridge street. OBACCU, SNUFF AND SEGARS, For Sarr at WHOLRSALR. 25 hoxes of Tobseco, all grades. 25,8 Regars, Foreign and Domestic, 40 cases (36 bottles each) of Garrett's second quality Scotch Snuff, 40 kegs of i.ocse = do Kappee, Maccaboy and Congress do, 00 gross of Shanghai and Parlor Matches. me JAMES WALLACE, mar 2]-Im 59 High st., Georgetown, OR NEW YORK.—Tho packet schooner York- town, Captain Wagian, hae arrivod,and will load for above port with dispatch. For, freight apply to McCOBB & DEE, 63: Water et. marié Als JUST RECEIVED 10 BBLS. Frederick county pure Old Rye, 2 do Gibson’s celebrated Whiskies, do choice old Monongshela Waieey, lo fd go oemental sad D.ar L el 8 ant aw For salelowby JOHN J: BOGUE, mar 8-tr Georgetown, D.C, 2 POTATOES, | 4 3 BUSHELS Of prime New Jersey White Mercere, suitable for a or table use. For sale from store lots to suit purchasers. PETER BERRY, fo4 eo 85 Water street, Georgetown, OR RENT—A twa story and basement Brick HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayette street ; in complete order ; gas, &c.; with large garden at- hed. Rent ent tenavt Apply NL. K mar 5 tf . to you WEL ign CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, No. 128 French Nest nishigd, Periscopin Gal eee! ored, and all other SPEC FAGLES, 0 silver frotuon, RN #5 Old Brames Hepaired how elvence set in aE ed no 8-ly HAwixe A LARGE SURPLUS STOCK OF and st., Georgetown, very fine ROSES, EVERGREEN: & great variety of Green louse, twill sellt if early applica‘ em at very jow rates, ioe i at _ corner of Frederick and Pros ect | wi Pomarsit "™ SOMN L. KIDWELL. EY, COLLINS & CO’S PHILADEL- NW esireneurtity rates We bre constantly receiving sh eupy 6 above delightful bev- who want a pure un- ER. GAS FITTER, west Fale Street, ain the public that he is prepared to them with a') art ted with the PLUMBING AND Gas FIETING BUSINESS, G cach as— Ho will introdues Water van mar iy . “Kush-s-at Chaire, Gilt W THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, fy AST TERNOON, oe 8 deed of trust orien Was ington county, H shall sel! the eastern 01 seven! a num- fered seven hundred and Treaty nine, ting EY isle eae rating bk fet fachos spear with the improvements thereon. . All a at the cost of the pnrohaser. wench. JOHN HEPBURN, Trustes. rc. UIRE & CO., Aucts, mar 3 cokds By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY, Froyr- ING on JupiciaRy SQvarr, aT Atcrion.—O) TUESDAY. tne 27th instant, | shail sell, in. front of the | hee oor at5 o'clock p ™., thst valuable roperty, situated on Fifth street, between North and E srgsts. fronting Judiciary Square, known asthe Old Trinity Church proj ty ing south 0.14, half of Lot No 13. and all of The whole front ix 78 feet, with a No. 489, $3 feet ide inches, with the large Brick Bi thereon. > We deem it unnecessary to cifer any comment relative to the beautiful loca‘ion and eievated end derirable position of the ahove-mentioned property; suffice it to say itis considered equal to ny property now for sale in Washington. The terms will be very liberal and made known onthe day of sale. A. GREEN, Auct. mar 15-eod&ds FUTURE DAYS. By WM. MARSHALL. Auotioneer. URNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR- TICLES AT AUC On THURSDAY MORN- ING, March 29th 10 o’clock, T will sell, at the store of E (a Co., under Odd Fellows’ Hal 7th street, the balance of their stock of Furnitu: and Housekeeping Articles remaining jn store, viz : Aseos assortment of Furniture of afl kinds, Tea Set, Ca-tors, Fruit Baskets, Forks, Spoons, &c. A full assortment of Ivory-handied Knives and Forks. &c, Wooden Ware and Baskets of all kinds, French China Tea Sete, Crockery and Glass Ware, Pictures, Looking Gineses, Clocks, &c The above goods will positivery be sold, as the store has been rented. and they have dissolved. Terms: A! under $3", cash ; balance in 1, 2and3 months, with interest. mar 25 2t WM. MARSHALL, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH STREET, ON THE ISLAND, aT AUcTION.—On FRIDaY, 3th instant, 1 snail’ sel!, in front of the Premises, at Shs o’clock p. m., the following de- scribed property. frontins on Tenth street west near Maryiand avenue, being the south 20 feet cf Lot 10, in Square No 333. Tl Property is handsomely situated. and the sale wiil be weil vata | the attention ofany person Wishing to purchavea fine building site. Terms: One-Lalf cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes heari.g interest from day of eale. A deed given, and a deed of trust taken. Title in- disputable. A. GREEN. Auct mar 26 ts By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. SALE AT THE GEORGETOWN MARKET Hovst oF THE FisH AND VrGETABLE STANDS, ATURDAY MORWING, Sist instant. at lv o’clock, we will sell, at the George- town Market House, to the highest bidders, the Fish ard Vegetabie Stands, for oue year from the 9th of April next, at which time possession will be given Iso, inside Stands Nos. 1 and 2, Terms cash. a mar 26 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auets. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ERY VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, NEAR BENNING’s MRIDGE, FOR SaLE aT Avc tion —On THURSDAY, April 5, at 50°elock p.m, we will sell, at our auction rooms. the Farm ni oocenpied by R. Frisby, Jr..onthe road leading to Benaing’s Bridge. This farm contains a beautiful grove of ten acres oak timber, sixty acres of upland, under a good state of cuitivation, and thirty acres of mareh. lying en the kastern Branch or Anacostia river. The buiidings are a Frame Dwelling Ho coutaining ten ri large dairy-barn, nearly new, carriage house, le, &c.; located on the top of the hill, commanding a fins view of the cities of Washington and Georgetown, The place is one of tho most desirable in the District, whether for market garden or cairy purposes, or as a country residence, Torms: One filth at the tims of the sale, and the hslance in four annual payments, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust on the premises. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, mar 22 eod&ds mis By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, URNITUREAN D HOUSEBOL.DEFFECTS at Pustic avction—On THURSDAY MORN March 2th, at 10 o'clock, at th@resi- dence of a lady declin‘ng housekeeping, No. 197 F street, opposite Wind-rs Building, we ehali eel the Furniture and Effects comprieinc— . Suite of handsome Wa!nut Carved Parlor Furni- ture, consistine of 2 Tete-a-Tetes, 6 Parlor Chairs and 2 Arm Chairs, Rosswooi Marble-top Pabies, Whatnot, low Shades, Handsome Brusse!s Carpets. Oilcloth, Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes. * aT Atction.—On 3 Walt extension Dining Table, Oak Dining Chai China, G ,and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstand: Toi'et Sets, Looking Glasses, kc, Feather Beds, Mattresses. Bolsters, B'ankets, Comforts. Counterpaner, Cooking and other Stover, Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms: $2) and under oaeh ; over that sum & credit of 6 and 99 days, for notes satisfactorily en dorsed, bearing interest, mar 23 d J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME Hovsr axp Lot at Avctiox —On THURS , the 2h instant, 1 shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p m., the north.13 feet 4 inch- ¢s of lot 12, in Cruttenden’s subdivision of square No. 398 fronting on 9th strect west, and running back between O aod P streets north, tos. with the improvements, pubic alley, new two story fra wh-ch consist of a near nN me heuse, with & two-story bac bu:lding, conta:ning six good and conveniently ar- Taxged room: Terms: One-third cash; balance ia 6, I2and 18 months. for notes bearing mterest, secured by a deed of trvst on the premises, A. GREEN, Auct. mar 22-d a By A.GREEN Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABL Provro Property at AvcTION.—On DAY, the 2d day of April next, 1860, 1 shal front of the premises.at 5o'clock p. m., by ofa decree cf the Orphaus Court ard conhirmed by the Cireuit Court o| District of Columba, all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being in the city of Washington, bistrict of Columtia. and inid down on the pian or p'ot of said city, being jot marked K, in square numbered 578, together with the improvements, whieh are & ecod two story Brick Hous-, with back bui ding, &c., &c. ‘The above inentioned property is handsomely rit- uated near the correr «f2d street west and south D ‘Terms. as prescribed by tho decree, is one-third exch; balance in6 and 1Z monthe, the purchaser to give ratisiactorily endorsed notes for the deferred paymente. bearing interest from day of sale, and upon the fol! payment of the purchase money and the ratification of the sale, the trustee will convey the title to the purchaser at the purchaser's cost If the terms are not complied with in 5 days after sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the ¢efauiiing pur- chaser, by advertising such resale three times in tho Star Bes SPRPETS EL L. BRYANT, Trustee and Goardisn, ‘A. GREEN, Auct. mar 21-dtds CARD.—THE Gnear. [Bz UES OF + MONTARD MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLEW ann GREAT FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMED For the Cure of Fever and Acues, Catarr ®; de, Dyspepsia, Disordered Stomach, Debility, Choicra, Neuralgia, Tooth Ache, Cramps, Cuts, Bruiser. Rarns. Scalds, and, in a word, All Pains, Arkes ond Wounds of ers , being now Univerealiy Admitted and its Soprrie x other Medicat Preparations being now as Unirersally Conced: 4, bo dows it entire!y unnecessary to eniargs ou ite mer its eo well and genersliy established. But for tho informal of thoee who may not be aware of the reat virtues of this mecicine, we beg to direct at- Ention to the following certificates of well-known citiz ne of Baltumore: Bautimore, Feb. 17, 1969, Mr, James MeDonnel!.—Dear Sir: Allow me to bear testimony to the efficacy of * Pr Montarde’s Miracuicue Pain Killer.” Having had a bad cold with very severe pain in my back, (so creat that I could searcely stend.)I appiied the Pain Killer a’ night, and next day no traces of we whatevi Yours truly, HENRY GRIFFIN, of R. B. Griffin & 8, 17 South Chacies street, Baitimors Ba.tiuore, January 6th, 1960. James McDoune! » Agent for Dr. Mou- tarde’s Miracu!ot ‘ain Kilier and Great French emedy.— Dear Sir: Ples accept my thanks for the bottle of Dr. Mont ta liraculous Pain - Killer and Great French Re: g § io ly, Ta poe be kunaly it me. nm my case it rove aa i raculous.” I used it fore revere attack of Rheu- ee ad On ane] om seounnnen was Co™- 5 recommen = SF ourm #0.0 see Top STODDARD Agent for Chickering’s Pisnos, Calvert st. And Two Hundred others of the sams character. For sale in Washington by D. B. Clarke, 442 Pa. ay. and 4% st: Z. D. Giiman, 350 Jokn Schwartz, 468 Pa. av.; s. C. Ford, 290 Pa. c P. Culver 268 Pa For eale in Georgetown by R. 3. T. Ciesel] and J. L. Kidwell. For saie in | ie ie Henry os OG) saan & re nF, Bry be *" . JAS. MoDONNELL, General A mar 2) 7.7 5-ly.r z THE MOUNT VERNON ReROTEE GND MESTAUaaNT, corner of 6th and N_ streets south, near Ssehort ante savestgtel ss Bae itvis only a fow et-ps from the steam. iz. The house is very plessactiy i nd commands « beautifal sewer exandrin aed ‘the Potomme river, Charges EE JOHN MILLER. Arent INS’ PIANOS, RECOM rs, by oroh aimec Ganibaia ATO Henter. F cur eit- onl; zens. For sale only by JOHN F. Fr Lis, mar 24 306 Pa. av, bet 9th and Lith is, eS Ee St CHICKERING menied sbove Patti, Ci en. emps, Jael’. hk, bia Rares INST. wea ane | THE LATEST NEWs_ TELEGRAPHIc. .. THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival ef the Bohemia. Pontiaxn, March 27 —The Montreal and Liv. erpool Company's steamsh Bohemian, from Liv- erpool on the 14th, arrived here this morning, Sbe — telegraphic dates of the 15th via The steamships Prince Albert, Borussia. ann Anglo-Saxon, had reached their po Nene a days ruled doll, in safety The Cotton market for three with sales of 19,000 bales, and closed with declining tendency, and in some cases 1.16018 lower The Brendstuff market ruled quiet ‘The Provision market closed steady and gener- ally unchanged. The Money market was more stringents; Con- sols closed at 94,295. [<econp Diepatce } The Savoy question bad been discussed in Par- hawent. Lord Russell asserted that the English Government b: ways been hostile to the annex- ation, and Lord Palmerston declared that if the other great Powers objected also, France would withdraw her pretensions Advices from Turin szy that the whole army of Sardinia has been ordered to assume a war footing on the ist of April. M. Thouvenal had notified Count Cavour that if Sardinia ace of the annexation of Tuscany she must not reckon on the su of France Advices via Queenstown say that Sardinia bad seeeee, by special treaty, to cede Savoy and Nice to France. a Ad mal from Vera Cruz, etc. New Orvxaxs, March 26 —The prize steamers Miramon and Marquis de la Hobana, and the sloop-of-war Preble bav> all arrived up and are anchored off the city. The Preble wht 120 risoners, among whom was Com. Marin and bis ‘wosons. ‘The prize steamers brought 60 prison. ers The Marquis’ prisoners were taken to the parish prison by is v. z Marshal, but the trial bas been — The Mexican mails of the 15th contain the in- telligence that the military conference had y isa p- upon terms for an armistice, but Juarez proved of them because they did not sufficieutly arantee the constitution of IS57, which were e conditional principles of his government les three meetings the conference was dis- solved. ‘The garrison reopened their fire on the moruing of the 15th, which was quickly returned, two shells bursting in the palace. The French fleet were constantly communica ting with Miramon, contrary to Juarez’s orders Death of Hi Francis Mallory—Naval. ‘ cing wtonc Va., cnon-erlaper ye seg Mal lory, formerly a mem’ ress from this dictict, died bere this paabae The United States steamer Pocabontas is still here waiting orders. The United States steamer Dacotah, at the navy-yard, is rapidly getting ready for sea. ———— Collision at Sea—Loss of Life. New Orveans, March 26—The sbi King collided, near Cape St. Antonia, with the bark River Belle, from Cienfuegos, bound to New York. The latter was sunk Capt. Hayes’ two children, and a passenger, Wm. Studley, were drowned. Acquittal of Capt. Witcher and Others. Lyncusvrs, Va., March 26.—Captain Vincent Witober, Addison Witcher, J. A. Smith and Samuel Swanson, tried for ‘killing the Messrs Clements, in Franklin county, Va., were acquit- ted on Friday last. Fire at Niagara, C. W. Nracara, March 26.—A fire yesterday morn’ destroyed Gibson's cabinet shop and seven a joining buildings, including the Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges, and all their contents New York Bank New York, March 26.—The weekly statement of the city banks shows an increase of 50,000 in loans, $114,000 in specie, and a decrease of 815,000 in circulation, and $500,000 in deposits. Forest The Welland Canal Sr. Carnarines, C. W., March 26 —The Wel land canal will be opened on the first of April New York Markets. New Yorx, March 27.—Flour is heavy; State $5.1525.25; Ohio $5.%a6.10; Southern $5.55a6.20 Wheat is dull. Corn is firm; white and yellow 7la77e. Pork is irm; mess Sie. Lard closed dul! atl0¥all yc. Whisky is dull at 224. Financial New Yor, March 27.—Stocke are dull and heavy; Cnt and Rock Island 65; Illinois Central shares 603; Michigan Southern 24; New York Central 743,;' Mo. 6's 81. V——_—__—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ ———_———_——— FOR SALE AND RENT. OR SALE—The Good Will and Fixt f F hrev-clnes Bont aad Ghee ine ie Deke nd. Inquire of C. LEONARD, intelligence © fios, 494 Lith et. mer 27-3t* ‘OR RENT—A small FARM within an bour’s ride of Washington by railroad, ‘The house in comfortable and in @ vecy healthy iceation, with 7 rooms and kitchen; creiard of choice fru.t, good ir, &o, with 84 sores of iant, ood, will be rented to Ist January next jor $10, or the house, garden anh orchard for $120 Possession — immediately. Imquire st No 21 upper story freasury Building. mar 27-30" For SALE—DRUG STORE corner 6thand H sto: ‘reets, (Sylvester's old stand.) A: st the ts Ppiy FN 0. 398 ts be! i with 8 rooms and a good cella: yard, and stable, Apply at the mar 26 lw* = - —— ee TOR SALE OR RENT.—A new BRICK HOUSE, d Market and derek conveniencs of water and gas, bath-room, conv pient chambers, large pariors, back building, pump in the yard, and every: ther convenience necessary for acomfortable romdenca. For farther partiou lars inquire of RICHARD 3 No: 43 ‘osxetsion given on mar 36 St S-cond strect Georgetown, T—That delightful and convenient the firstday of Apri. FOR RE DWELLING HOUSE situated on 18th street, one door from the co-ner of New York avenue, It as gasall through the house, The beavis ow to a rood tenaut Apply atGEU. W. Jeweiry Store, No. 516 street, opposite Natio: al Intelligencer Office. mar 4 2” FSS SALE—A neat and hanjsome FRAME . HOUSE, in perfect repair, on very secommo Gativg terms. For informetion —— on the premises. No. 322 8th street, between L and M. mar 4 iw URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Teo some lors and eseveval fine airy Bed Chambers, pleasantly situated. may be obtained bv applying at No. § Loui: avenue, between 4h. 8n* 6th streets. Alero, roome in basement ell csiculated for a lawyer or rs oft. Terms moderate. mar 24 &” GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURF A A VALUABLE PROPERTY UPON EASY TERMS —The subscribers offer sale that valuable property. known as lot B, subdivision of lot 2, rquare 570, fronting 22 feet on D street north, 1m feet deep to an alley; together with the improve- ments thereon. cons:sting of a convenient two- story aud !xsemert brick yoiiding. This proper'y is sitnated on the north side of D, next to the east corner of Sd street. For further information appiy to Fi tZRUGH COYLE & BROTHER, léth and moar 22 rob! the Canal. ad OR E OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE F a ee back building, contaiming in al! 7 a tented on — ae Swen M R! reets north, erms moderste, 3.D.RYNARD, General Land Ufios, premises Toum: MRS. WINSLOW, E enced N. and Fen ale Pipsicin, 9 to the attention of m: thers, SOOTHING SYRUP, dren T Fer Chil ‘eething, creed recess of > by seften- Ing thet gems, reducing ail fnlammaton wilt allay att PAIN and spasmodic ection, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, 0d RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We bave and sold this arucie for over ten years, an@ SCONIDENCE AND TRUTH of t what we have REVER-FaILine SUCCESS THOUSANDS OF It net eniy relieves the child from oe stomach and bowels, correc: and tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost = Gririxe ix tHE Bowris axp Wixp Courc, and overcome convulsions, which, if vot end in death. We ‘AND SURESTREDM- in all cases of child and the ay e UAE: ~ company euch bonis, | Hone gousine ‘wnless the fac- cee the world. “P w ‘Sires, BY. Price ealy 96 Con per Becos. eateaataiied