Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1857, Page 3

7 | eI , * ; LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. | ,0tJ*rtornmnnrs—comminioner Owen,| GEO ROETOWN AFFAIRS. AUCTION SALES. ._ A0CTION St = nem “Mecuantes? Institute Pain—Judges? Reports. prtedeieraem pin hoot ‘Third et ¥ * ve en By E. S. WRIGHT; Georgetown, PHIC NEWS. , May 2, 1867. N From the srports of the committees upon the ar- | and New Jersey avenae, and laying gutters to | The City Councils were in session last night. | CANS/ BOAT AT AUCTION, Wie, BESGLDAT ipWFRonr | FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. ticles in the late Fair we take the following, as of frame Fhe oe eal pieces ae peeienns In the Common Council, a message was received ter’s next, 4th instant. at 4 o’clook p.m. cg THE P. On. Ith =, es tol trees, and. partially canal whart | shall well or ‘whom it ext. tt a ecjock, px ing is gomplianee ‘with the | ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. rect interest t readers. The catriages in rst to north 'y from the Mayor covering sand petitions, and and pes exhibition ure vaahed’ ss follows, for beauty | Of north Capitol street. A pavement been idl “orms at calor s VE ae : ~ zal 12th 8, Naw 3 Arrival of the Africa. - 8 side of N street. from New | ®ccounts against the Corporation, and offering & it* uctioneer. s No. if 108 220 to 23, one Zw Yorx, May 1.—The Cunard steamer Af- of Gnish iylon Bt, MeDermest No.4: Thomas & fas Sore street, and is in the | number of suggestions in relation to streets, the as county, Lot No. | rica arrived thin a vo. arrived here afternoon iver- By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. 14, Square" No feet ont rant on | Pool dates to the mn, » bringing Live: — i the contractor. Footways have been or. | hog laws, &e* | QALE OF HOUSEHO! F th, and 9 feet 4 inches deep on 2d street |. Ex ~_ ‘ 0, 2; John Bridget, No.2; J.P. Den- Gora tor tedionsuveuse atthe eastsideofFourth | A communication was received from F. Girs- S Motion con TRUBS ne 1ORNING wee sot her with tre improvement, ich are a England are at Tony men ‘that France and wie, News. AW. G. Hook. street; for F street, at Third street; two across M | kin, laining that he had oeen deceived by May 7th, at 10 o'elock. I stall sell e two-story frame building used.as two and | can quarrel” "*@!ting in the Spanish and Mexi- For heavy carriages—W. G. Hook, No.1; S. | at Fourth street; and one on Ninth, at O street. | Mr. Dow! ing in relation to the si ofa rec- | of Chas. Munroe, ry he the corner Street | a store. : I Queen ¥ hs Flinn & Co., No. 2. The filling up of I street, under the su ision | Ommendation for an auctioneer’s license, and | 80d Indiana avenue, a leetion of excellent louse- | Terms of sale: Ganhyant it not psy eyptele eg daughter. ‘ictoria | Riven birth to anot! vanes P. Dennis, No. 1; Thos. of the C nee; eaten from Street | asking the Corporation to interfere in the premi- hold om oe Sees: iy. Hex tho riat’and cost or ine Gemreiting ot | infant is well” Majesty's th isfavorable. The 2 4 rsey nue, and is progressing ~ ; Teferred. One supe: » made by Har. cost parchaser Buggy, by Gardner & Place, constructed on pod yates foe poration. Lae three days’ notice. new style of springs—is a good Piece of work, Boston 2 ications were received from Dr. Mann, was Chairs e M. TH IN, Trustee. It is said that Lora ore aye einen ams ercaniasioner, Van Riswick, of the Fifth and | H.B. Chew. and others, for and against the im: Sereany, Ohal and Siab wotioneer. | Pekin irror, Brackets, A. GREEN, Al Cabinet a commence | eyes y 8 part of Prospect street ; referred to lor ‘with marble top em with the followi fications ° 163. Self feeding nail machine, made by T.H. | the grading of Tenth street east frre: Penusyl- Board of Aldermen. “ Handsoure Alntastor Ofosiente tt out for Prine creveaseudy provisions : As reg ran coma on me Dee ce W een y: aad deposited by Heary rants avenue to NV streat soath sino for paving inspect nup ication was tecelved trom B. Sewal, | oheman Glass Girandoles cor! Eau, ta ‘of | ports to be opened to Eu r ° 4 ns) ic 4 i yies, intamach to Fecaintmes sensane tlk pent sineon Taree ne 847, on G st. pecto' fire engines, in relation to the fire Do F3 zman fe s isto be nine in- o ibtla ‘and wife es E. Holtzman | stead of five? and Diplomele nt v fed | south streets east, and. apparatus now in use by'the fire companies, and | Hartoome Git peer eh eT top signed aa Truatee, will expose | established at Peo eae same eee we from one nail plate, by its own vitation. thus | on Sixth street east. 8 ting sundry repairs to the same; referred. stead iesville, near the promises, on! Sf Persia. As regards offence and the avoiding the necessary complication of mach ine Col. Wm. F. Phillips has sold his residence on petition was received from Mrs 'S. Becraft, russels and Ingrain Carpoti . Hall Oileloth tia May, 1857, Ot 12 o'clock, M., if English Government demands the right of esta. edly micut the, plates, as in singic ool | Capitol Hill south, to Mr. Middlatun, com ¢¢0an,] aekiog the Corporation to indemnify her for cer: | Mahogany Divane, Gilt Window Cornices Lof Land celled ™ Hdmouston'e Karge ince | lishing military posts wherever they have Con. a machine, — entitled to the Supreme Court, for $6,000. The auditor has par. | tain damages done to her fence and ‘wood during Be & of ie, residence of Mr Soha "Holtzman osviainteg | suls aa that veescle of war may enter any port I r chased dwell: on ‘ i J forty acres here hatever. age Ming machine, deposited by Wil\feny | stfeet, formerly occupied by the Misses Thsr tt | The nereint oe Fletcher, amounting to | super or Feathar Te mon Cait int Mattresses || This property is situate about half a mile from |“ Prance —Itis that Napoleon will soon tmp an ageing es wae | PA, wnt of -Poumane overt | SW aN eS ee | Ska able Bae spi othe thn Rio tneetcashda | mabe a vnt Algiers » Mere at conan re J. a S son-in-! of = as! nm be 2 ad is entitled to the ast degree of merit. No com. Wickliffe, is improving the premises late an | ferred aac mame to Jad mi : there | ™ors of conspiracies in France. young each Apple Oi thereon. The French Government bas decided that the ing ae dine he Fnpror gments consist of cy large aes commo- pe npmenia — ~ Ee of Indian and Chinese es- | Grindstone, Lot of Lu: vo 4 ek basement. recem - borers ncouraged. D ; CEstre Marxer.—Notwit . | tions in relation to the it ineffective condi- ? jSrach oll ly built, and every ne ry building, all of which The F h Republi ‘determined to as- ork br, mochispSa |g run te mart thin’ mornng, re ly | Same yay abe athe eee o's | wt gag atactiy Sek ra tt ws tg ihevanaltacaamnttetigts "| coral swag ot teapprenclag Sos fe ‘e a a interest, i e tt -M.C 5 ot perdosos, “We consider it entited to the trai | %PPled and well attended. “There was, of | forsuck organtiation: ax nang eee, © Pian | Bracing C.W. BOTELER, Auct | yftheiay mine euaoanncxepion ent | of Reding wy MW. Carne, Cargene Sad there coud he ig apes ition course, as usual on wet days, no little «bobbing | table. By JAMES C. MeGUIRE. Auctioneer. pleasant coun! sidence for a gentleman residing | intend proposing them in Paris and in the De. imong a great variety’ of clocks, of-varioes | sfvund’? to dodge the leeky planes in the range of | ot oy onteication was received from Horatio | 47,1, ,AME UNIMPROVED PROPERTY | alti bmg ER pees eee manufacture, deposited by Mr. Joba Robinson, snedswhich Sy Pree eprinelpal. market of Higher? °#eTINg himself as a candidate for lamp- Vinx Cariror HILL at Avetion On FRIDAY One-half of tye puscheoetineay to be pool emcees Ait wha apes aye Walewski and Lord Grow: Washington, and ig price from $1.50 | Washington city. Prices were as follows : - TERNOON, May 8th, at 53¢ o'clock, on the dex. of sab ization thereof hy the | interview wi nt ewski row. ot. trontthe ata po rag Littell er Beef, per Ib false Salpe, per dete 93 | ant Petition was reosiyed from Dorsey Earnest Birmiges, I shall sell the whole of Lot No. 8. in | the day of sale, or on the ratifioation thereo ce) iti lately pur- x sai China, Giass. and Srockery Ware, and Table Far- rably adapted tos fruit and Pe200. Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, jog alae Hill south, and known as the tad ETT, genslble commu nerall nication, over the signa- niture ge: ‘ : Kiteben Furniture, ing Utensils deposited by P. J. Steer, Washington, is a hand- | ™*4¥ Old Fireman,”’ sundry s ri ios Ute ley, on Mexican affairs i ia | Court, and the residue in6, 12,and 18 months there- A iron case, we notice in particular a small cloek, } Pork. 12% | Iris. ‘atoes, pik. Wila modification of the hog Vile ban cee ae = avenue ® pabi nog SEE Pe after, in equal instalments, to be secured by the Pt Legg z rs french Governsnent tn on a tasteful porcelain stand, covered by a glass | Mutton 2: 1ai5|Sweet do... Si | pe rhe account of Justice Reaver was read and | east, aod running back 190 [eet ect erent | noted of the purchaser with security te ssepproved | Sill be of the bent ah Operations im China case, tee balance aad conpaoat igi, share Pol Prar ge Appice, peck Weg referred ; also, the account of T. Hilleary. privilege 9 of a ten-feet alley from the rear of the lot on the pra booting interest frosa the ana ok Tes ieecen Cone: nt me = connected on a somewhat novel princ’ us ’ . gs Mr. White reported, from the committee on 7 = ‘ interest, the Trustee is authorized by the Decres.to } of her numerous missionaries in Chi mad romises a wear. Another clock deserves | Lard + _15\Corn, pr bush.... 75 2 Terms :- One fourth, cash ; the residue in 6, 1 vey t to the purchaser in fee simple. —ttevew) “4 eomm of pont general pattern, but of plainer } Veal. ++» 12% |Corn, er, wbhush. 45 fepair’ of prey Mtidestieer ate csanien ae ene J8 months, with interest, secured by a deed convey *heeropeste; N. CP STEPHEN Trustee. nee eres = aceon to the Emperor to take an workmanship and material, in which the balance | Calves yeach —_25| Beans, pr bush 22 rs ; may 2-td SRS: ©. MoGUIRE, ‘AsiatStinder. The above sale will positively take 9) page-apl ee Mexico.—The Pari . is supported without pivots, by a torsion-spring } Bacon... + 12al5|Rye, pr bush 25 | "The same gentleman asked that the same com- {States.} : | nt'day mame ap iets | of the London Times says that Marshal mennes that serves as the Ca - a —— Itis pment : 103 er 60 | mittee be discharged from the further considera- By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. had an interview yesterday with Count Walew- ee ee ieee ini 35 | tion of the petifion of Philip Gormley, and that RUSTEES’ SALE OF ONE UNDIVIDED | VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN | ski on the subject of the quarrel between Mexico and sold at $5 P i, cng a pa a s 25 | the same be referred to the Tax Collector; which ‘Tuirnp IntEREsT IN Lots.—By virtue of a deed octave Piano Forres, Fursiturg,and Hovse- | and Spaii » Walewski is extremely desirous S61. A universal sun dial, made and deposited | Chickens, pr pair-S7a$1|Shipstuits, 35260 | was granted. x of trust, benring date on the—— day of Deoem- | HoLb Errgcts.-On MONDAY MORNING. Map that this unfortunate affair should be amicably ar by J. Sword, Washington, is an ingenious and | Red terrapin, each,26a75|Roll butter 25a37 | Mr. Seymour, of the joint committee to exam- “and duly recorded in Liber JAS. Nor as, | ithe at i0 o'clock, at the reeidonce ot Wee Alona) ranged, and is leaving nothing undone for tbat well made timekeeper, which ever gets out of } Corned salmon...’ — 15|Phil’a print. 40 | ine the inclined plane at the Little Falls bride, | folios 173.and seq-——, the signed will sell at | Joni, on F ,stpest, between loth and lith streets, f | outtoas rhe “Eee Ambasnador, also, ix order or runs down, except when the sun does | Turkeys......$1.75a2.25| Eg, » per doz. 16 | reported that the commitlee had examined he Riblic auction, on SATURDAY, the 16th day of = sell his 7 aan own 3 ata i Re ing his co-operation, and both Governments pot shine, and will outlast any yankes clock. It | Herring, pot doz... 16a25| tinct, prbead.. 12% | eported that the co Passable order, and tecom- | of J, CG. MoGuire,all the Uonvnet one Tee | oe aries rosewood seven octave Piano Forte; near- | lending bi nothing undone towards the pacific so. is a very good specimen of its kind. _ Shuffler ducks.... 37462) Rhubarb, bune © { mended that the provisions of the resolution of Tie snk interest in and to ths + roserty. the Hong Handsome walnut ornamented ee front Bookcase | tution of the difference between the two coun. The mittee appointed to examine the seve- pippers, pee w STG ele ch: pr pec! 50 | the 3ist of March carried out. sonited, Which is conveyed by the mine re act. Rosewood marble top Centre Table _ tries, which would be attended with such a se- ral musical instruments, make the following re- | Red heads, do.... 75 ale, pr pk.. 37% | Mr. Pickrell, of the ways and means commit- | to wit, of and in the. fe lowing Lots and parcels of | Mahogany Sofa, Arm,and Parlor Chairs rious complication of affairs. A great deal de- port : ‘Terrapins, each...25a8) tee, made quite an elaborate report upon the con. | (round in the city of Washinton: Excellent iron-cushioned Extension Chairs ends on the Mexican Envoy himself, and on the The grand piano, by Wm. Knabe & Co., Bal- | The fish market was a lively scene, and the | dition of the Corporation finances, accompanied | Sjuare. Lot. Lot | ¥alnut covered a sovras Obeirs nstructions he has receiv ° timore, we consider, on account of its sweetness, | hucksters were doing a brisk business atthe fae by an estimate of the receipts and expenditures | N0., 30- No. i No. 3 | Goring sess Lounge, Oieloth The latest despatches from Madrid have cor- evenness, power of tone, and regularity of touch, | lowing rates : shad Per pair, herring tc per | of the Corporation for Teas and an ordinance levy- 3 6 | Mahogany Bedstesds: Dretems Bureaus roborated the moderate views of the Spanixh @ very superior instrument. bunch, perch 124a25 per bunch, rock 25 per | ing a tax of 70c. on the $100 for generrl purposes. 2 =12:5 | Washstands, Toilet Sets, &c. Government and their anxiety to settle the affair ‘Two quarto pianos, by the same makers; are the | bunch, a tock from 25475, and largest sizes a 10c. for the benefit of the Metropolitan Rail: 8 = Hair and Husk Mattresses. if it can be settled without dishonor. dest of this kind on exhibition, and with regard | $1a$125. Y harf prices at Alexandria, from huck- | road. ‘The tax bill, after some little discussion 23: 2 | Terms: $20 and under, cash; over that sum a Inthe event of the pendin, ifte negotiations, to tone, touch and finish, perfect instruments: sters feports. are. for shad, per hundred, $11, | was passed : repre i 21 | gredit of sixty and nmety days, for satisfactorily en- | the Spanish Governteent whit eigen es The piano by Stieft & Son is very fine. and herring $a8.50 per thousand. 1 The Committee’ estimates the receipts for the 15| 6 | dorsed notes, bearing interest.) . the other powers setting forth her moderation and ‘The piano with zolian attachment, by W. Mil- — year at $47,605, and the expenditures at $16,000 ; i) § SPP AAS. C: MoGUIRE, Awithibant: |] oo katen that te theottar or hostilities, the Cab Jer; a brilliant instrument, beautifully ornament- | ‘Tux Licut Ixraxtay, in their paradeof yes. | which will leave in the treasury, at the close of |, 29: uy By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. inet at Madrid is not responsible for the conse- ae marr an atta hasden hee 2 terday, seem to have monopolized pretty much all | the begal a balance of a little over $1,400. Hg 1] CURNITOR 5 AND ESD AY MORNIN r. aecsons ae = . melodeon by — § . 9 i bs bp a “ "on ¥ ss Hore. ES y NG, eT —Aco represe: ne 2 Se eee, ia fan of the day, as their march, target firing, | g The tax bill was not passed by the Board of Al- | A) nici of Lol No. &, Sauare 945, being all the | May stheat 10 grcleck: nod contiatian coe bos Council of the Empire busily eesagte nepal Eixenbrant has in his case of musical instra- | &c., &c., took place before the storm which in. | ¢ x! Fearson reported from the committee on | St oc ereane north eleven feet front by sev- nextday, I shall sell the Furniture and Effects of | paring constituijons which the Emperor is to Toe eat reece eee Tnally notice for | terrupted so many of the contemplated May day | potice, a resoluting rire Forrest; reduc- | “Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balanee in jee Oe Ce carry with hit as presents to his in bis the great improvements made in the valves of the | enjoyments. ing the amount charged for licenses for theatrical | four equal instalments in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, for | Arm parlor, and rocking Chairs Projected journey to Hungary and fF parts of same | j,afler marching through the principal streets of performances from six to three dollars per diem ; | tes bearing interest, secured to the satisfaction of b F Heavy bell, cast by Register & Webb, of Balti- | the city, they proceeded to the field near the old | rejected. Marble-top centre and sofa Tables a the Trustee. f th f . | Mahogany dining, card. and centre Tables he prepa: more, we consider an excellent piece of work- | glass house, where the target was Planted, and | “A petition was received from McKenzie & Co., | ap@}!tcouveyancing at the expense of the purchaser: | (ane and wool cent Chats, bevecen manship. and of fine tone the contest for the prizes was entered upon. The | in ras ‘he terms of sale are not complied with in six 1,15. Toggle-joint side keel, made by John golden Maltese cross, the ions for the Emperor's journey a ! 0 Curts Shades ation to the laws regulating theatrical T- ds le, th it ves thi Damask and chintz Curtains, Sha ize for the best shot | form io; eee. 8 S pei days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the into Hungary going forward on a grand scaic His departure was fixed for the 3d of Say. Brussels, three-ply.and ingrain Carpets ‘Austria j otiating at th Pe Fashi right to resell at the expense and cost of the first s - ustria is m ing a treaty wi Teia Sin sae inna d¢Posited by Mr. Mo:fit, Washing. | was awarded to private Robert W. Goggin, The | Mr earn untied. a resolution authorizing | purchaser. i aire NM paiont windlass Bedetoade eith sacking bottoms | Hat to that with the { Rited States ton, exhibits an ingenions arrangement for im- | silver cross, to the next best shot, Private John | the appointment of a committee to inquire into r J. 7 Cas aE re, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Nartes —The conservative papers in Lom Proving the sailing gualities of * fat’? vessels | Smoot. The leather cross to Private John Valk | the conduct of Justice Reaver in the liberation of _may 2-eots Us CGEIRE, Auct. | Hair and husk Mattresses bardy assert that at the snggestion of the E: ~on a wind,”* and (for deep water) would be,| ‘The Infantry jhen marched t) Georgetown Col- | those negro slaves who were arrested by the By JAMES C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. Mahogany Pees, Sy aunatends DMattreases cece were pega French envoy has peclisps, more effective than the ordinary *slid- | lege, and were handsomely entertained ‘by Rev. | watch me destroying the peace on Sunday night | ALE OF AN ELIGIBLY SITUATED AND | «D0 cleo ridtiaed m despatched to Naples with a proposition ing keel Dr. Maguire, President of the College, and the stu- | last; passed. SA is een ON ISTH STRET, BETWweEN | )VAardrobes, chamt ee Se Bet which may be acceptable to al} parties Save The finely finished models of national | dent’s corps attached to the Institution. Messrs. Fearson, Barron and Seymour were a 3 AND F STREETS NORTH/AT AUCTION.—On W poking eee ene wae Letter from Naples dated April 9th, say that eimed vessels: deposited by Samuel Pook. Naval | | A handsome entertainment was. also provided pointed on said committe. ino: FTA NH elles hy Ol ay instant, at £6 0'clk. | Crockery, Glaseware, Cutlery the spirit of disgust and discontent ts spreading i = a > , *, wht ; }. Im., L shall » on re y al) vi v" Troops, ey are tne Grace and nfl ines? an he | ed of te Pears ROeuel Geeta HOY | Ar We fn tecommitee on sree, acted | fsb tsi talson ths emiae wis fxs: Tonsthor tii s gw quamtiy of Perstare and ex | Smenb.che,weneolten,teeope. and that they are ei 5 ; ines, ¢ | ward, of the President's Mounted Gua ‘ds. that the communication of Dr. Maccall, in rela- 469, on 13th street, between E and F streets. "iveta nat wna brags tha re ot f : skillful combination of the most approved shape Hon, {2.2 Portion of Road street, be placed upon | “the House is 25 by 3¢ feel, contains danng-room oe ae en ee va goane important movement. for high speed with the capacity requisite to sus- Free Ficurt 1x tae Generar Post Orricr.— | the files; which was granted, and tain the ponderous armament with which our i Terme ; $25 and under, cash; over that sum a] j7ary_— Phere have been some disturbances at esterd: reat Kitchen in basement, two parlors on the tst Goor | credit of 2 3 aad 4 montine, fee ratioletete coker —— —— < Mr. be: b Several other resoluti of minor importance | and three chambers in oach of the 2d and 3d stories, zs id Bologna and Viterio, in the Roman States, the national steamers are now provided, reflect high | ¥C*terday afternoon, Mr. Robert Wharton, for he ampere ee - R 4 sed notes, boating ieGu Se xt Leing the payment of certain taxes; but Sac ecpon ihe practical experience and scientific | erly a clerk in the Post Oftice Department, went | “re ° Board of -aldsnees forcboed the bint in | Sthrourn the house.” 0) POTS APE eee Bxturos | Ny gh = a nears | They were pal aewe, tod energetic measures were know of the designer. to the room in the General Post Office occupied | favor of the heirs of Henry Trunneli ; rejected. | gla property is Sosy Sosuabie ce Selase pe By JAS, C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. taken to prevent a recurrence of them. 2,091. Buoy, so attached to anchor chain that it | by a clerk named Spencer, for the pur; of | The weather this morning is gloomy with rain, | 2e7ce A peptone me iy XCELLENT ROSEWOOD PIANO- PORTE Sanpixia.—A private letter from Turin, dated shall at all times maintain an upright position. collecting money loaned to Spencer. aa a dis- | very unfavorable for all kinds of outdoor busi- Possession will be given within thirty daysafter | #4 Fuaxrrvre _AND, » HouseHoLD iGRNING the dth, states that the departure of the Austrian This is a meritorious article of the first degree. | pute arose between the parties, which terminated ness. the sale, if required. Pusic Avenic On THURSDAY MORNING, Made and deposited by Wm. M. Ellis, of Wash- 4 in biows, and finally involved several of the t lock, | shall sell. at the Minister and the re of ms og wns relations sgound 1 with Vienna produced but slight impressions in intcand Rivas copie the former city. TheSardinian Government will nod Seven-octave Piauo-Fourte, by | remain tirm, though quiet and moderate, anles< J ‘The offerings of beef cattle at Drover’s Rest yes- Terms of sale: $2,000 in cash; the residue to be ington lookers-on in the scuffle. Wharton knocked | terday amonited to 75 head, all of whict were | paidin equal eg mek peta lrnaa dna hc arog arden seeds deposited by John Saul, ap-"| Spencer down. The by-standers then separated | vat tactn by District butchers at 5386.75 on the | jd four years; the deferred payments to be secure Prat of excellent quality and selected with ‘care. | the belligerents. Afterthis, aclerk named Goat | Poet equal to $10a813.50 nett. Sheep5 ¥a6c. per | ¥,deed of tru Laetlon 1,523. Cake made by John F. Havenner isavery | made some remarks denunciatory of Mr. Whar- | Ib. Persons desirous of purchasing can examine the ptt, Boston wantonly provoked. Sardinia proposes te resume Veals $3 to $8 per head. rty any day prior to the sale by calling alter 4 son plush covered Sofa negotiations with Rome. Wirtemburg has con- Cieditable exhibition of ornamental confectionery; | ton’s course, whereupon the latte? knocked Cook | Fish continue scavoe, and prices tending up- | S'clock prime” JAS. CG. McUUIRES Manic tooteoee pong and eluded a concordance with Rome. his faucy crackers are also excellent. down. Cook, in attempting to get at Wharton | wards. may 2- Auctioneer, puahoone P Rockers whe Chane Persia.—The demand of Turkey on Persia for 1,90). Cake and confectionery deposited by J. rising, seems to have mistaken his man,and| The only arrivals since our 6 no | Damask Curtains, Cormee onl Bixteres the restoration of ey has been referred G. Weaver, a very display of orna- | pitched into Mr. William Walker, an attache of are the schooner Commander-in-Chief, Captain XALT & YOUNG'S WHARF. ¥ Veivet, Brussels, and Three-ply Carpets to, France and England. = beer ee met erte — orp orn him pretty roughly before | Wuglum, from New York, and the schr. Advo- G ForMerLy Lexox’s.) | Oileloth, Matting, Ri The English and Persian treaty has not yet 2,237. Groceries depos’ y Morgan & Bro.,a coul made comprehend his mistake. r ugs cate, Adams, Salisbury, to Jos. Libbey & Son. Having leased the above Wharf, we offer it to the —— ornaniénted French Snade been concluded. a assortment, and of excellent quality. The affray naturally cri no little excitement Mal LOERNY « There is but little doing in the flour or wheat | merchants and dealers of this city a8 possessing ad- collection of pharmaceutical preparations | in that methodical matter-of-fact Department. markets. Sale yesterday of the cargo of the new | VAntages over all others for landing and all kinds of deposited by D. 8. Dyson is the largest. The ih of water, canal boat, Nancy Bowers, Capt. Jourdon, 3,000 | Merchandise. Its advantages are in epi wt eanalleemtably fine and ave no competitor. | | Sixrm Waxp.—A meeting of the Anti-Know | bushels yellne wore Tge. Sencraton.” | Sentral location, anv easy access by the bet. graded rench, and other Bedstearls Russia.— According to St. Petersburg letters Vardrobes. Dressing Bureaus the administration of Poland is likely to be se oilet Sets, Looking-glasses riage, and cee bees rated entirely from Russia. It is also stated that directly after the marri: of the Grand Duke + v id street to any wharf on the river. Bolsters, and Pillows r t x smaller set Le Snetares, etc., exhibited by A. | Nothing voters of the Sixth Ward was held last | Pe heed lage aa commodious, made soa of at Pepe Ca ee iaraes, on Polant at mean amg fe beth of Re cnevepntactiomathe preparations | evetiing, at Anacostia Hall—Dr. A. W. Miller : DIED, ; Set cet ul coeete lt te ane ie ais eet a _ Dining, and other Tables Asia.—Later accounts from Clreassia have been sata Sth acd wk eer | Ping ond F- Ober cing actuary. | Orth pana, WILLIAM ANDREW apet | etic acnd ae natant, tes | emanate Seo Agee gy analysis or other practical tests would alone en- The following gentlemen were chosen dele- M ‘oott, sesh ataaaas! . = Lon ay pre potlengen tsk faci itate in ‘Together with a general assortment of Kiteben Re- pagers 99 — ae —. had eae ee into able the judzes to form a critical opinion of their | gates to the City Convention: Francis MeNen. | > On the 30th April, 1957, Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, a | Warehouse . quisites. os rae Riatens ieee 303 merits. “But where carefulness and skill are re- + Francis $. Walsh, Thomas Altemus, Geo. | native of France, and a resident of this city forthe | "The attention of Washington merchants having | Terms: $39 and — cash; over that sum, a | the nd th Ch rassians 200. 4 quisites too often wanting in pharmaceutical prep- | H_ Fulmer, and Thomas Champion. “Fog hoor itt te tien iin th idence | Merchandise carried to Georgetown is particularly nd Photee Ne for satisfactorily endorsed ——— _ ioing Clasiahs he hoes tt on ieee seeictes We Utes desdeve, mec Hork Pinas go Fencing fo at per eel bind on oul street, between nd M strocteson Sucisy eure iPS Gries is our agent, and is authorized | av 30-d * J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. te ‘aad Event "clock, f the famil military organ{zations. Of two specimens of extract of ginger, that de- | Council the following were unanismous) ontnE At 2 0 Cock. J 's of the family “re | to transact business for us. ~ posited by F O. Neal is remarkably ‘good. , ng ¥ | invited without further notice. The tribes of Daghestan had captured the fort . J. & W.M. GALT, w ARD, Auet: : sali ~ a E —— var Asscaset=sFaten Reeeclt ite, Mie ANN TECEAEAN SHAN RO oe the porn | AP 2th sisi inh GONE: Inve SAL OR cana CHS AER é Tig an weghorog wing curren iy eh * aur of Git eas ‘i : 3 UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT Lic Auction.—On z r NG, | Portvca.—Portugal is an expedition aay te a eanT.< After our report closed yee-| For Alderman —Dr. A. W.. Miller. THe fiends ot the family are suvited to attend ner | Tite no eee Ga Wiiiaa | May 5.at 10 o'clock, we will sell in front of our Aue’ |. PORTUEAL Portugal is sending terday the application of the counsel for defence | Fo" Common OFT ents, Aitemen, Thos. | the frisads of the family are snvited to attond he: Apa, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 43h Pa. avenn ; | tion Rooms, to cover Lier i ‘uz MARKETS.—At Liverpool cotton was quiet for a new trial of case of damages, Reed rs. mpion, James W. Robertson. o clock, from her late residence, No. 100 Bridge Of BOORS STATIONERY PERIOD CL Three excellent four-seat Family Carriages, wi and quotations were barely maintained. Sales of Smith, was overruled by the Court. ‘ Matictous—On Thursday night, the Fourth | “roet AW. ON 5 ‘ ‘ of TBLICA tho, Ist instant, JAMES BUCHANAN | NE SPAPERS, & CIIEAP PU ONS, re cout took up the case of Thomas Blagden { Ward “Union”? meeting was held in the Perse- | MACH Sy Mt instant: JAMES | BUC Henrietta | oy intand Ceenite the peo et | ons nearly new Family Carringe, with falling top vi boone to Fare Seether verance Engine House, as already stated in the | Mackay, ag toon days. a ~o stowed upon their, predecessor. Kn experience of | One second-hand top Buggy-Wagon b : vas | up the pares then before them in’a case of | Star. On attempting to light the gas it would fourteen years in ir nish é -Wi i the week 42.000 bales. Fair Orleans 8xd., Mid- Oe ne Gee ee oe Gling do. 74d., Fair Uplands Tha, Middling 79-16d. Flour was quiet, with but little speculative de- their warrant of | One good second-hand Carriage ns oa ke Cait. ee o ig ed oe mand. Western Canal 27a25s., Southern 26s. 6d ability to give complete satisfaction to all who may ne second - - 29s, Ohio 29a30s. forcible entry and detainer. After the case was | not burn, and upon examination it was found that FOR RENT AND SALE. Tovor thane with thatr patromnge, ‘Tho attention of persons in want of Carriages 1s | “Wino ete at an ad at'3h. Whi thus brought up before the @treuit Court an im- | some malicious person had separated the pipe [POR_RENT.—A two-story and attic BRICK +} DeCAMP & CO. | especially invited to the above sale, as they wi POS- | gads. Gd... ted 7s. 6d.088. a ton was active, Proper Jue to declare was laid by the plaintiff in | from the metre, driven bottle corks into it E, wi wailding. si the certiorars, and by virtue of said rele ili : . 4 vely be sold without reserve. Mixed 30s. 64 ase | fitted i mem apa Be on Sate gona har a J7-The subscriber, in retiring. from the business Kerns: One-third cash; the talanes in thirty and | with a large speculative inquiry. Mix . went off the docket as non-préssed. phowche mer Verance Company preset were poattind ph tate pt I eS No. on Apply 3s she | of the above establishment. desires to return his ty days, for note Dearing ea ‘ he dastar = = sed, a3is. Provisions were steady and generally un- t f the C indi tat ‘dly act, and will doubtless = winy 2 9t"_ | thanks ae primer Reem pee i er ae bien oaae foe eit at saad changed. erm of the Court. indignant ai "RN. MS F INT.— id his successors, Messrs. DeCamp On v. 7 N. , Auct. Amotion was made some days ago by the de- | make the offender “‘see stars” if they catch him. FB Gialecieely PUR NISHED ROCHA, cone | ete ltr and catroce iy : eee 24 __ New York Markets. fendant’s counsel to have the case restored to the ing of one Parlor and three Chambers, on second and | _ ap 3-3t a VILLIAM ADAM. _ & CO., Auctioneers. New Yorx, May 2.—Flour is buoyant; sales of docket with a view to having the writ of certior- Tur Jamestown CxLzsration —In another third floor, may nd Lee ee ee application ae FreRN ITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE >| b aL <s MAT eS seme Say ened Legge a ea on — » aT i N +2 i r — ‘KS, ¥ Goons, and Fancy iS 5 ¥ os ri 4 i eee eee diet | column will be found the advertisement of the Ex- | KNOTT. ms ee tape aed Teatro ORO ass Sa ee det cae a BE af our store, sonar of Oh streee aa apeiron ye Be a better; defendant, aud moved the Court(s ine it | cussion from this city to the Jamestown celebra- Fine FER aS SAE ON AC COMMODA: | Our are rr come cantain now the Snest « Pape, Avonuoy a2 7 ool THUS CE RLDAY J SAT. | S0.Son Doshete, mised Ole. exist prime 610 of procedendo to the magistrates to proceed wit, | tion. All persons designing to join im it are | f sttecl Gonthebonwoes diinnad ait Streets, No. 640, | niture, that we lave ever had’; and we can as- URDAY, and MONDAY EVENINGS, a large as- |, Pork steady at $16.25. Lard bas advanced ; the case where it was leit olf at the ming f the requested to meet at Rupp’s hotel on Monday | containing 7 Rooms, with Pump of Water iu the | sure all who desire to make purchases that nent tes Seitipe, ines De tiooke Ny in bbls. éistierari.. Sie beted Pp 3 i yard. Yor the key inqui ot A FALE nest taltinetent Ot pore tomcat lene We nave | Helen Pocket Cutlery, Glass. Ware. a @Whishy tins declined; Obio 280. i x for term: No. * > 7 . 3 trates at a stage of the proceedings when it was | steamer Maryland, now lying at our wharves, has UILDING LOTS FOR SALE —In square 822, | many other articles in pro} ortion. | as Fo for examination = f Eimbrend © pw An New Yorx, May 2.—Stocks are firm; Chicago Frisch fy eee nets | Regma ge mc oaeen by Sey ew | BGR A ka iar tai Mts Ls | het etROUEREEPIN Coops | aur asntetlanerimat ara wer ErPE | sg Rock fasad NOX, ilies Gente snares rh g. back to them by the same authority by which | Richmond, all the boats of that city and of Nor- aukane part of the square on which the Ebenezer . ALSO, 2 rms, cash. c.R.L. hpi lees Ll do. bonds 99%; Michigan Southern 64%; New pier seconde them and as a writ of proce- | folk having already been engaged. Methodist Church stands. They lie midway be- Stearns and Marvin ¢SALAMANDER Frorsditot may 1-St joneers-_ } York Central $7 \; eading 81%. 7 dete = bag Tape tween the Capi mn a ; y uld 7 Hy By BARNA ; Georgetown. - on af boo peo A 4 rte se remedy in such ~ the Capito! and Navy ae Gp ae Wilder’s patent, the at in ae sk mana ar RNARD & BUCKEY: G Sterling exchange is dull sible right to such writ, The cont devices; | ORrHAxs' Covkt —The caseof James Adams, Charck’ and Chri Ghatehe Tes will be scPate | eee seer 590, 528, and S21 71h strect. XECUTOR’S, SALE OF VALUABLE the case bad been improperty| taken out of the | Administrator, vs. Rogers, of Baltimore, Md., | [hurch’and Christ Church isa rare opportunity for WEDS BROWN SUGAR | wwe DARN RY Tws, hors ar Atcriox Olu DDSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. pesca yes 7") ae bi eee Ce pond ard peters tal on, very fag, fora Ty: sd mod foo dollars cosh in Baga 2 0 sat ere "BARBOUR & SEMMES. ap grote ret Bridge pny Conte Finer ‘The Co-partnership horetofore existing between might be een es aa a oe fogs a trial, by a Urals = dnaabya as a liberal credit for Ge cumred ae oer Sena GUGIEEDa Tonia SEMNES._ | pe vale couaintny aavonts ote ee ere the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual 4 of | This case involves many intricate points , D £0 Grocer, q from the Aqueduct, adjoining and immediately west | sent. All person tone ig error cum nobis. i L sts., Northern Liberties. E. S. rol queduct, 3 1 come forward 2 settioment, by The Court then took up the case of Patterson | 204 —— = gripe my mag gh so may 2-00dt" resrenuebaaied attention of the ladies. ant the batts one, of je farm of Robert ¢ ruts Lag. Rly es rope ‘as the business must be closed with - rs. Murray. an appeal frou the decision of Justice | 221¢ counse! emrteros by ihe peiiies tn i ow ate RETR TR |e my well selected assortment easy of improv. * part is in wood. ‘This tract | owt delay. Bither of the arm will receive perme Doan, who gave judgment om 2 promissory y note forthe plainttt and Messrs. Re'S Cone, of this F SiknBd Rooms: with BOARD: suitable for of New Goode’ auc og Hair, Cloth, Nail, a willbe divided into ite of five or ten acres if'de: | of bill HED i of $49.99, after interest had accrued, bringing th ;, oe Pink ths * F le tlemen, at 403 F street, second | Toot! JSHES: Shel jia-rubber, bes feraiancar ee $50. The plaintiff (Patterson) bad | Gefoce’ © Parke? Scott, of Baltimore,’ for the | iamulee or single, peuttomen, Tay ee | Hom COMBS) BONNETS. A urnished t Zé (Murray) with liquors for TORSA ~C L.L.C FLOWERS, LACES. and ant, ai De IES: "Kiso, at the same time, a five-acre Lot in the Dis- Georgetown, D. C., March 20, 1857. ~~ may 1-3t* ~ = — 5 ‘ Georgetown, on the Rudge road, | — 7 : ’—On accommodating terms, three new | Whale-bone and Brass HOOP. SKIRTS, Also: | trict, one mile from — Maidos: IEMENT, CEMENT. bis peo enhees the defendant's hotel bar, and taken |, A Puzasaxt Mar-pay Ixcipext—The chil- | FYORSALE—On accommod DWELLINGS, Nos. Black, White, and Steel BUGLE BEADS. TANS, | adjoining and south of the farm of Capt. Maddox. (| dust reosived, Hollmin's ROSENDALE CE- placed anemory notes for the above amount, and | dren of the first and second distriet schools (some 3, 285, and 25, situated on the west side of New | £e. J. BICHEY, | suetrpmines cre will well tho flneier doeeion MENT, at the Old Gas House, on ees Placa them in bank ; before the notes were ma- | eighty in aumber), who acquitted thernselves #0 ios forance, BLashs ed. willbe sell: soperatais ts {Seer aren trent, =| Sere ‘ in Beatty & Hawkia’s | yx i EST. acd the inagistraty had rendered wedge | handsomely at roe ate cancer the Smuthecnle | diferent persone: ore] toons person if wanted.” | SPRING ANP SUMMER. addition to Geqcxotown, fronting 0 feck on Fayette | WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT, t 4 on | Institution, were yesterday taken to Gautier’s by i r sale at low prices, two comfortable ek Si y t and running back 120 feet; will be — > . eens pergan or plaintiq’; Wharton for defence. | Kissa trlinen ale, Mie oe tee er ee AME DWELLINGS! Now 116 and Lim nitunted lk and Lace do. sete iets tire ¢ "BAN ‘The Court, om hearing the facts set forth by the tees of those distr! a inptuously feasted | FRAME Di BILIN Capitol street, and’ near the ich French Lace SHAWLS. fee ths ati ek ol sala hos Fa feet, and run- cia dhily anngunaes thet ins purchaned fhe rien meen that the magistrate had no juris- | by FS serio, ry bap oe sed merrier Capitol. ‘Apply at No. a Re ets bs s i SrAthi Las i ‘ia feet. "Pius also will be divided to suit | § ate former a fe Dusiness, 2: diction in case, the amount of the notes ing party of little folks were never brought together. = | Extate Agent. Mav be found in every variety at the Store of the | purchasers. 5 Pe licits a continuance of that which here- above the ruling of a justice of the peace. So the ap#im _ SE sa Agent. subscriber, 244 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th | Also, parts of Lots Nos. 69 and sein Bostiy: t.| tofere has been so iy bestowed on, them. Sto gas dismissed, and the Courtadjourned until | ay one Mrxtixo of the Anti-Know Nothings JPOR RENT THOSE TWO LARGE Three- | Streets, Hawkins’s addition orice’ | He will spare no pains or ex: the ° id of the Second Ward, at Harmony Hall, last night, at 1 eorgetown, ory Brick buil 3 situated on bot pe poet ap 2-eolm FRANK A. McGEE. oenes of Fixes and Fepdouee pay nce oe From tae River.—The Potomac this morning | Col. J. G. Berret was appointed chai ‘and | Opposite the War Department. To a good and per- tation uf his house, and with this a ion pepne iS SS Ee ee See aes anertsenrcn | ton First street and 87 feet Tick street. ated an experience of five years tn the busipene; manent tenant the rent will be moderate. Posses- CABRBIAGES-CARRIAGES—CARRIAGES. These will be divided into two lots of 3i%g feet on | ang ~4 best assistance looks desolate indeed. There are no arrivals of x the can be pi 4 N - the confidence . Ennis, : 3 a? as ES n given 1 9, 1857. Apply to JOHN ALEX The undersigned has now on First street. : (being the real es- | sts that he will be able to justify any accouat at the wharves. tet he Clarks ATA Smith C.°S" jones nnd | ANDER R230 Poms. aveates” "nap Aaatm Feotm_ | yore good assorunent of SUM M Et tate th part of the inte Wnt Tewalls ascemved) wail | “@RGued im him "1 ce command The schooner May arrived last night at'Riley’s | Walter Lenox were unanimously inted dele- FARM FOR SALE —A F ARM, containing 160 | hovery respectfully ravites tie public generally | begold to the highest bidders, agen ony = suacess but Taoitl do more deserve st” y i - |, more a ices mod . n ; cash; been of aes eaten ee with 189 tons coal for sandhad fee ccaamcetiag: sone tepeadt, y nthe Waahingtonand Brookville Turnpike shout Pom Sth at.. bet. La. ave. and C st. por monte até, os ane sees satisfactorily se- paired oo and Ao) stock = Thi : nated. T. Stewart was nominated for | Igmiles fi pagton, ter oy oon “HAD 3 , and bearin eee _ | creased. x qlee ag pf Mem henna oer . ing entirely lous. 1S uns 20 head of doe, bill Froufere, | meee PAPER Fc WinpoWw-swanne ved All conveyancing at the expense purchas: jors are preparing to “cut out,"* havin: i Parrice Utonetiy generally, the Crop in the | "The subscriber ould call the attention of his market affords—OYSTERS, ° ; : GAME, Hee ill always bo Kept, and ordere at- if the terms are not eomaplied with in one week | 12) oe lost large sums of money in cor uence of the le, : and ook . I'be resold, at the en conn Ibe supplied with Meals at all hours. Business aT THE Mavor’s Ovrrtce.—The | ground, Straw, Hay, &c. It is well watered, having | friends and the) 2 to his Spring stock of PA from day of sale, the property wil d, . be supp! agape am failure of the fishing operation. Captain James Mayor was busily engaged yesterday in attend. | * spring in every fei“ unfaliog sre good Tame Gold PAPERS, BORDERS, Sr TBS we! ~ THOS. J WEI a Hane paren Li mn "Bs prodnond, and polite experi- wae herp is da emnbingion Last pee ing to the payment of the Corporation officers, Gwolling. : ‘and. out houses mosenansy be seas: inp 9 penacorme 2 WINDOW soe Be ECORD may 1 BARNARD & BUCKEY. Aucts. Se hers s iw irs wil pens o 20 oan sters, from Cone r a 8. * of ev: I ocesiaiabunevaeeresureapaieemasepinmasinn sameeren desi 2 that he heatd nothing from any of the intesmeal: | and among theve we notice that the teachers of | { Se Feahe thd of the land ys tn Gmaber, oak, hickory; | Storiptone ait hand sr oopte Pee SHADE 7 pomacporert Seth — ate landings but complaints and disappointment | the Public schools are included, the M: re- MINGS, BUFF HOLLAND, PAPER AND CU cathe Ratt of the owners. Capt. M., who ix good | cognizing them as officers of the Corporation, and authority in t ror, ARDWAR TLERY.—The under- intends to leave no ¢ information inquire of BENJAMIN | CURTAINS, &c. COLORED ENGRAVINGS | LAk aaa cepectaly Infor the vebltntins net Rte Soatinue his house, what it has hese mat: ji " reas Boa if fontgomery sts.; | and LITHOGRAPHS put on canvass and varnished | ho is ving ) fresh supplies in his line. ‘A No. | House of this city. P. M. DUBANT. ; en of Hix! ie ai + | ina superior manner, givi em the aj ce of | This day — 5 tk 2 that the fishings will ops see of Trintecs as a lenaly appaeee neg, the BB0.W.BORRER, oro te aie ese in! paintings. JOHN MARK ATER f AD ¥ assorted weights, warranted equal | _*? — " At Alexandria this morning there were no arri- Corporation. fooe a i ep Bet nfo: oT st., next to Odd Fellows’ Hall, to any in i ap vals worth noting ; several jes had been dis- —Y t = from the grounds, att being no further woousaer: Hatweesy apeicsss ore ul rg le REWARD — away from his em- yo Cotter, sya ea XISRS. $200 5: eerie tie ~— brick house, containing six rooms, and the lot on DS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS. ASHINGTON AND ALE ry eeyiphe rte! SRICE-DUBT, por besnve | taatant.e NEON D. Md ‘about 3) about the seme ne yaush, caine up, and prices were | Dick house, ng six wat, wotenae | Ca ene a inrgeaason’_ | W ANDAR CNS TERN 2m PI; Kane’s oolebrated REFRIGERA- | years of age, vasa Reich ively and fad to country wagowsYeterday prices beng | Massnebunets astner aed soe Wrmiee tees | Sauer SUBSETS al STEVE BOON WAM GON TSS TOMAS” SSS) FORS daly exrtat e vace. tall ete od belonged, to, ont of the = i . f He was to high to nat the acide, t-dly pe fave sold by A Green, auctioneer, for $1,200, to Mr. | of every poesia rain i, bien Emeralds, CObLYI will Gepart nt the oie apzs-ct __SidW OF Gilt Saw: Penn, ayence.,_ sn meaty achborvagh. He was ir own way again, at aig james 3 Sew’ “het. et xandri elec, | : “ for shad. ‘and $205 50 foe herting, At Tux NatioxaL Mesicar Convention =~ “Gpmeae! "924 Pa ave., bet: 9th and 10th streets. a Qjexandria. at he? hae sand Bison wherever | ‘ sont ; a aor pecans on Monday, at the Smithsontan Institution, under. y OF yt confident rely on the rere . . tig Og J; 0-0. ¥-—The regular sem!-annual visitation | the direction of Professor George F Root, of New bay dye rag con % of the afficers of the Grand Lodge of the District York owner. 5 has free relat this city. neys, ape oar. street and avenue, subées: $300 bantam ees Sue sear of Colambia to the subordinate Lodges under its | ‘The Convention ts sure to give a powerful im- jurisdiction have been an: by the G. M. uise to the progress of ieee cultivation in James A- Brown These visitations, we learn, | this city, ii Be are for the exemplification of the work of the Muwnper’s May Bact will take place Mbdaay 1 trip to MOUN’ VE NON on ees at nina? ofeach wes, hi a.m. suater, and are looked for with some interest by | might, it having been postponed. on account ¢y DAY 2 TEE ao | otc munaetr tte arg those members who desire to be au fait in suc : avenue, or to the ing on board. matters. The announcements are as follows - the rain of last night. | =< ; T VAN PATTE: ~ iio sendy hit Uo et, | Loox Ove tar tha Hag Tent elvis at | Ct A ape ata Re yatta BAYTOR. mca | a Brare ose Oates . me if dar lnenday. the 13th; Columbia Lodge, ‘Thurs: | the Navy Yardon Monday night: See sdvertise- Jima Phos the een Buena day, the Mth; Central Lodge, Priday, the 13th; | ment. re eae, | NLOT Ona WAVE PLACED ALL I Prince Georges county, Md._ Coccetel Latest Ree: Med nh ere | A Panen Bien Akammahous ast €y : venient, as he is prepared to Ba Ban tri ‘and il tne hand of {THE SUPERIOR BARQUE | 7” Ga LEDGER, for Sch Mag Wild Wedlneaday the bint Pridad: hip Lodge Thess: ming occasioned the firemen the anno: a a ce ne tpn aida naa | es es mom fog apee reqnested to oall dispatch for anes en Ning soaps: sor agverel othat Sak dy Zt) Eastern Lodge. Fviday’ the ; | needleas run. — je his profersicnal calling at his ros | upon Mr. Laskey and settle their respective secounts ae, Poptesehtorpumeore uml gotta : Sasi od iabereoiag storey 28 Tih streot. —- “ ps coer. ete; Orieut. Padsy, Watce Retvnns—The gure central a potion; sad then salaazeneetent. thereby av ey Bs .O., 101 Water strect, Georgetown. ‘ap Ui the wen. , sai "ly, driven in by the mins. : noties, ee erie, A. TATE, S Siw