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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
I'WO-STORY FRAN HOUSE AND

TWO-STOKG a Nj r HU z Sc MD
BUILDING LOTS on MARYLAND AVENUE, EAST
OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCrIoN.-On TUESDAY,
the 4th of May, shall sell, in front OF the premise
at clock p m, Lots No. IA and Is in subdi
ofSquare south of Square No. 9l5, with the M
provement which il good two story frame house
and all the property enclosed with substantial up
right board fence The lots ,ntaln 06 square feet
of ground. This property Is situated at the corner
of Mary land avenue and 18th street east.
Terms: One third cash balance in 6. H. and Ia
months for notes bearing interest from day or s.ls
A deed given and deed Of trust taken,
Title indsputabe.
ap q A. GREEN Auct
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Destructive Fire and Los. .f Lift.
Marine Disasters-Io.. of IIt.

CHAkLEsIoN, May The steamer James Ad-
ger, ON Friday night az an early hour burst her
steam chimney, badly soa'ding Joseph Pollock,
the engineer and four nremen, three of whom
are dead. Mr.. Pollock is under treatment
The steamer Nashville, which left here yester-
day has returned, bringing the bark Oilanay
from Matanzas for New York, found In distress
she has a cargo Of sugar
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Large Fire and Loss of Life.

McSrEEAL, May I-Converse's rope factory
was destroyed by fire this afternoon and the fore
man and three girls persisted. The loss is heavy;
without insurance
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TO.MORROW MOKNING
vA p WALL I : BARNARD, AucsIens.r. ]; :,

HO-A1SAsAS0"
vA p uWwhAtL sN RhARYARR, Auc.IgpssI,i =
sun ns1 s. NON MON
we will sell to the highest bidder SsTt of Iot So
svsnne nos Of square fronting New York
ley. Tins lot, which Is In an improysd - s or ,n
Se1ye P"f' Oh the city. will be sold without re-
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in G. u. and
~ months for notes satisfactorily seoured and 6eaT
a T,i ls p! perfect. w.,,p,,
BJ WALL, q BARNARD. .Auctloneers.
" DwKLaISe AT hTc = M oxpn.kKA NE
f EEk MON. Sd instant. at o'clock, we will sell in
6pps n
~ fronting on the south side Of street NORTH be-
tween leth and 18th streets, improved with good
TINS house is in pleasant vicinity would command
sooa tenant and rent, or offers chance to
10 Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, r. and
10 months Tor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
ss sy Z. WIFI n f.ssrss e shs sq,ohs
,,u,IByJ .G Mcguire, Auctioneer.
No ar R Igsl,G ,AyeTIoS.SSn TUESDAY Worn:
Com RasSy itn, at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of
1S,n streets shall sell his Furniture and Effects
WafnHs csTSsS s Go, .is, e.n0f0rte
MshSM5,py Sofas do de- RsIHI chss
Walnut Whatnot. Fancy Chairs
walnut Armchairs, East Inds Lounsing Chair,
EfSgant Mahogany SerpentIr front Sldsboard
Seld Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
Handsome Chinese Tea and Dessert Service
Ofanlte Dinner Set, Silver plated Castors, Urn
Liquor stand, Waters, ard Cake Baskets
Gcelient Brussels and Three ply Carpets,
0lclo h, Stair Carpets, Shades,
Venetian Blinds, Rugs,
Handsome Enamelled Cottage Set
Mahogany French Bedsteads,
Dressing Bureaus, Wardrcsbes and Washstands-
mar and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows
LOOKING GLASSES. Ind a VaSaS
Open Crate and Alright Stoves
COOKING Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils
Terms: S25 and urder. cash over that sum a
cTedit 81 on and 81 days. for satisa tory endorsed
EOtes, bearing interest
tioneer. " ~ N
sp @-d ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
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By :; G: MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
- PANo FORTE. kLIGANT FRENCH Plate Min :
RoRs, RICH SILvER-PLArED WARE, FURNITURE
MORNING., May 9Th at ten oc,"ck. It The res resi-.
dence OF w. Heury Palmer. ESQ r. street, between
and household Effects, comprising
Elegant Rosewood Seyen-oct Piano Forte made
to order by knIbe d Co., Baltimore, and cost
Walnot Card. Sofa. Arm and ParIor Chairs.
Marble-tOp Centre and fancy PaIOr Tables,
Three elegant French Plate Mirrors, with Slabs and
Rich Green ard Gold BrocateIle Curtains, with
Lace Contains. heavy Gilt CorrIce, &C., ~"
Superior Marble Mantle Clock.
Pa ian and Bronze Busts and Figures,
Elegant French China Vase and Ornaments,
Brussels aud Velvet Carpets,
Ocloth and Mating.
Bro, re snd Gilt Gas Chandeliers. and Drop
Large quantity of elegant Silver plated Ware DOM.
P1 sns sayss R of assorted sizes Tea t.
Casters. Spoons aud oIks, &c..
ne SOld t Band F5encs china Dinner Set
solid oak Extension Timing Table, Aim Chairs to
Superior Walnut Library Table.
Excellent IRON Safe for SILVER plate. ao., in o,t
r,s Sasei iS5 c dining so roo,
Jenny Lid Bedsteads.
Pressing and PLAN Bureaus and washstsnds.
Bolsters and Pillows,
Refrgerators. Cooking Stove, &c.
Terms: Thirty dollars snd under, cash over thst
sum, credit sixty ard Fine ty days for satisfac-
ap sid J. c. MEG UIRE. Auct.
NJARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two q, vrts
lfl of 6en facas ISSUED from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed shaIl
Court House door of ,aid County, on FRIDAY,
the l4th day Of May. 1853, at II O'Clock M the fol
lowing described property, to wit: All defendant
u s. and T. in Square No IA. tos with ali and
s,nsuar the improvements thereon, in the city OF
propert of Charles r. Van fa9ten P b IS sns
to satisfy No. o6 yudlcias, to October term 1856 M
favor Of Wp: G. w. and Jas; l.. White, and No, 81
judicial to October term, 1856 in favor of lanes C.
McGulre administrator of John ID. Brown.
j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
ap H-ts Tor the District of Columbia.
MARsHAL's sALE..-In virtue of three ~
Otice of the Circuit Court of the District of Co
umbia for The County Of Washington. and TO me
front of the Court House door of said oonntT on
tKiDAi fhe 2lst day OF May, 1853, at y O'Clock
n; the following described property, to wit: Ali
part OF Lot No. g. IN Square No. SIS. BEG AT the
south asst corner of laid lot then west with eight
inches thence east eight Is Eject thence south with
the rear hne Of said Lot No: to beginning. Also
point on street Is feet from the soDtssast ooTne
of sald lot and running west To soutbea of
Lot No 8. thence north with the west line Of Lot
NO. 2uinc y-slx 1861 feet eleven (IID inches then
east and parallel to ne thirty -four s feet The cs
south ninety six 1861 rect eleven iIl Inches 10 he
City WHsaa as b
seized and levied upon as the property of Palm H.
IJm, and will be be-, sold to satis No R Judicial
Morris, and Nos. 2i2 and 2IS Judiciais 10 Jsnuary
term 1853. IN favor of Middleton. Beall, p II. d X.
A. hooe. }. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
dp OF the District of Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
SEE FIRST PAGE.


WANTED-A YOUNG MAN to learn th
w Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Business. Apply
to J. A. WATSON, Experienced Practical Watch
maker, 81 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
ma At
WANTED! WANTED Rags, Brass, Cop
w per, Iron, and second ha nd Stoves, for which
the highest prices Tin CASH will be paid. Persons
having such articles for sale will find il to their
benefit TO call on III. STRASBERGER, No. 40
Mark;t Space, Georg ma st.
EOR SALE.-A beautiful BUILDING LOT
fronting 81 feet on Gay street, and running back
40, situated between the residences OF Robert Dick
and VIM. keddin This Lot is improved by d hand
some stone wall and iron trailing front, and has
commanding view of the Potomac and Washing ton
CITY. For terms apply at the Cutlery and Hardware
store of d. II. MUNCASTER, Bridge street,
OeorgetOwn ma l-u
NOR kENT-A thres-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
l with basement, on I'd st Get, Georgetown, the
late residence of Nj. DE BOdscO, cOntang IS or II
rooms: The house ard lot large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings baths
&c. IL IL one OF the most commOdiOus in GEORGE
town, and we'll arIapged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOkE'B. WILLIAMS, GEORGETOWN
p9-n
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY. tieoryetown
VALUABLE BIJIIDING J0'rS IN ED

By Barnard BUCKLEY, Georgetown
VALUABLE BUILDING EOTS, on FIRST
v sTREkT. GEORG ETOwN, FOR SALEAT AuCrIOS
also, LOT OF LUMBER, Doors, WINDOWS. AND
OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS HoRsEs AND WAG-
oNs -On TUESDAY ALTERING NAV 4th
~ D o clock we VIII sell that valuable property VIZ:
Part of Lot No Is, fronting the south side OF LIST
street Pes. Ffsderck street, 46 feet. and running
Also at the same time a large lot of second hand
Lumber, Doors, Windows aud other Building Ma
terlals. "
Also, two good Horses and Wagons
Terms: For the Lumber, &c, cash; For the
lotsItwo-thrds cash the residue in 6. IL, and 10
months. tor notes he ring interest. A deed given
and a deed OF trust taken.
ap 80 BAkNARD6 hickey Annt.
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by MALL BARNARD; Auctionsers.

Is HucroS.Ion TtEsHAY Az aFTEHasNN L MAJ AZ
next. we will sell, in front of the premises. Lot No
g In Square 8SS, divided into two lots of 80 feet
streets north, and running back los feet inch in
depth. ~ 80
The title to these lots perfect, and this sale
offers an opportunity to secure good building lot
III beautiful part OF the city at a low price.
Terms One third cash the residue in 6 and y
months, Tor notes satisfactorily secured and bearing
interest.
ap % WALL. & BARNARD Aucts
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ONE,
Il AT THE CORNER OF THIRDAND F. SIS NORTH,
AND ONE IN MCUUlRB's SUBDIVISION OF SQUARE
No ga, BEING THE CORNER OF NORTH tr Ann
NORTH CAPITOL STREETS AT AUCriON.-On TUES
DAY, the 4th Of May next, shall sell, in front of
the premises, commencing at hah- past o clock at
the hrst named property. viz: he east part of Lot
10, IN Square No. 5H, having q front on North +
street ~ feet inches. runnirg back with the line of
Third street west Is feet, being the corner lot.
The .rms Of this property will be one third cash;
balance in G. ", and l8 months. for notes beari, in
terest from d-y of sale. deed given, and deed
of trust taken.
Also. Immediately AFTER the sale of the above we
shall sell IN front of the premises, Let No g. In .
T.. McOulre,S subdivision of Square NO GA. hav-
iSo feet on North street, with q ives. alley in the
rear.
Terms of this property: One-third cash; balance
In 2, and for notes bearing interest from
day of sale. deed given and deed of trust taken
Titles Indisputable.
ap pad AGREEN Auct
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RI;ACk LACE SHAWLS& MANTIILAS.-
- Just received, beautiful assortment of Freach
Lace Mantlllas and Shawls rich ChantIa and Plain
six NJ antss of the newest sty les, which will be
sold cheap for cash. = n : -
III All indebted to the late firm Of Collsy Il
ScaTs are requested to como forward and settle
their accounts without delay, ~,
ap 1-2w SIS It'll St., doors north Pa, ave,
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of seven q
III Wits OF her facIas, issued from the Clerk q
ONCE OF the Circuit Court of the District of Colum-
bla tor the county of Washing ton and TO me direct
ed, shall expose to public sale for CASH in front of
the Court House door of haId county on FRIDAY,
lowing described property to wit: All defends nj q
rght ttle, claim and interest and all that PIE
or parcel OF ground ylng in Georgetown IN the lis
tflct of Columbia which rs included within the fol-
lowing metss and bounds, TO wit: Beginning on the
west sICe OF Market Space at point 20 feet inches
space, and running thence with the north wal
OF the two story brick houses the lot hereby de
scrlbed, and the Ito thereof extending 50 feet
thence south and parallel with Market space a feet
lhcnes more or less, 10 point which Will be
sected by the line OF the south wall of said house
Market Space at the southeast corner fsald house.
and then north and with the line of Market Space "a
feet inches TO the place of beginning which is the
northeast corner al said house. with ali and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev
led upon as the property of George nodes, Jr and
10 October term, 1856, IN favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 134, lS5, 1885, and Isl
yudlcIalS To May term, 1853, in favor of Cline and
Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benjamin Triplett and John
Crumbaugh. J. ID. HOOVER
IL THEABOvE SALEIS POSTPONED. for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of ApTll
j. ID. HOOVER,
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the 18th of MAY, 1853,
same hour and place.
I'D HOOVER
ap SITS Marshal for District of Columbia
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GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, Jew

GREAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES, JEW
~ ELRY, AND SILVER WARE
have just returned from the North, where have
bought for cash. lat panic pricesl and have "
brought on. an assortment of RICH JEW fNt
ELRY and some very fine and beautiful ~
GOLD WATCHES,a and as | wish to sell them OF
ces below the possibility of competition to make n
an object to purchasers to buy immediately.
Please call and examine the stock and prices at
and Watch. -
No mistake. great bargains will Be offered:
ap z-iw "a. O. HOOD.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO LOTS
l. NEAR THE NAVY YARD.-On THURSDAY, the
9Th May, 1853, ut O'Clock p. M, on the premises,
shall sell at pubic auction, Lot No. o. and part of
Lot No %, in Square No c47. being 81 feet inch
front on south street, between 18th and Iith SITS
cast, running hack log feet nches containing in the
whole 6 ,3841a square feet.
Terms cath.
All conveyancng at the expense Of the pure. aser.
ap sd A. GREEN, Auct.
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by, WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BY, WALL BARNARD, AuctioneeI,
pAIR OF SUPERIOR MATCHED HORSES
L AND FIRsT-RATE Ca RRIAGE AND HARyEss A p
hpCT6N.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER NOM
oth OF MAY at O'Clock, il front of auction rooms
will SELL ~ "'e"eo' VIC
One pa'r superb matched Bay Carriage Horses. q
old IN SIZE, fast, and elegant action long
free Of fault or defect. ''"o' oi'o
also one nearly new Carriage, cost $3.50, has not
also, the Plated Harness, in Il rst rate order "
Ihey will be sold separately or together, as pur
chasers may wish. ~" Pui
The sale positive. as the owner Commander
LaveleIte, Y. - Navy. Is about to leave the Dis
lrict. PERSONS wishing to buy inspect the Hor-
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE
One Family Carriage, very handsome md but little
used. ~ ' ii''io
One New Buggy Wagon, enameled leather ton
made to order in the best manner BIZ a tin tyn
maker. ~ UP up
Also, one ct Single Harness.
ma WALL BARNARD Aucts
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By A. GREEN, Auctioueer

DUBIIC SALE BIZ authority of deed of trust
i from David A. Hall and his wife, dated the 18th
of March. 1855, re- corded in Liber J. A s. No lis
folio u shall sell at auction to the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, the l4th of May next, between the
hours OF and5 O'Clock In the afterno on the pre-
mIse., Lot No. 8, In Square No. 1873, in the city of
Washington.
and the residue at and u months from the tay of
sale, for which the purchasers notes will be tax
with interest secured by deed Of trust on the lot
Deeds at the purchase rs cost the terms are not
complied with within three days from the day of sal
the lot will be resold, FIVE days public notice at
the rIsk and cost of the defaylting purchaser.
w. nj. TlLGHMAN. Trustee.
ap % -eOtds A. GREEN Auct
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PICH DRESS GOODS.-we receive daily a
h splendid assortment Of Rich DIR ESS GOODS
OF the season. with general stock of first class
Family Sta pie and Domestic Goods for families to
winch the especial attention of purchasers is in
vited.
All articles warranted az represented,
Goods cut off cannot be taken back
H. All parties indebted to the late firm of Col
ley Sears requested to close their accounts by
LIST May next. The old business must be settled
promptly. ]. w. CDLI.EY,
ap saw SIS 18th ST.. doors north Pa. ave.
nor SALE FINE YOUNG HORSE. Just
L from the country. He works and trav- n :
els well, in double or single harness; is to bs1~N
sold for fault. and is v arranted to be GA
sound. Price $50. He may now be seen at Samuel
Hainev's Livery stables, 9th street. ap1-tf
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FRoMASsocLATKD PRESS AGENT.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival q the Stes-.x $1,000.

% the steamer Ansle-Saxsu.
~. 9sssbk IN May 2-rhe steamer Anglo-saxou
pesseu hiseI Du Lurpe this afternoon having
Liverpool dates TO the 2Ist uIt -"''s
The steamer Niagara arrived out on the 10Th
and the steamer Vanderbilt on the soth
The U. :. frigate Cumberland Was AZ M.o~,r,
April 10.
In the English House OF Lords on the lo,h IN.
opinion Of the law officers Of the Crown on the
II legal, add one illegal. Under these circum-
stances, the Government think any strong meas
ures undesirable AZ present
The acquittal Of Bernard caused great sensa-
.ion In France. The Monitor did not publish
the result when FIRST received, and several iour-
nals confessed that they dared not publish the
P sSn OF The prisoners counsel. Others gave
S,p Ss accounts OF the sfair. The Paris corros-
PS Sueeut OF the Times SAWS the Emperor and his
duVIsr's DO not regard the matter with indifer.
ta gu. no exciting language viii be employed
oy the French press
THE MARKErs.
LictrPoof, 1Pril 2i-Cotton closed ON ru.s.
day with declining tendency. hut win an "A :
vance Of Id since the Arabia sailed Ne.s,
Richardson, Spence a. Co saw: Cotton h,. |,
decllnlng tendency. Flour IL dull wheat also
~, Snoses win an advancing tendency-white
3os, sugar Is hrm, but qualities have IMPROVED
ana lower qualities are easier, though quota,ious
are unchanged. Coffee Is active and an ou.lI
ues nave declined Tea in but little inq uiry and
| PiIoes are weak. Rice is firm.
Monsy MaTSef.-Consols 96,saa5x The tres-
suy budget shows a deficiency OF f.OOO 600
ahe Tue, .ue postponement - some payments, and
sne 'akanon OF Irish whisky and stamped bank
| ..,, checks are recommended American secu-
| arc sio" OF sale, but prices unaltered
| Desfuctive Fire md Loss Of Life.
| Boston. May Am immense granite buildi,,
/ on on ttdeidi STREET occupied by the Douglas ne
| company, and by Messrs. Saulem, Bayn- A EIl.
worth printers. was entirely destroy ed this morn.
| lhg -Four persons were killed by the falling q,
,ae wall OF an adjoining building, occupied by
| Messrs. Grant, Warren Co, paper dealers
which was also destroyed. A boarding house
adjoining was also nearly DESTROYED by the fail.
| In walls The loss il estimated AT $500 600
| mostly Insured
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"A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
+ "A years Of age, whose sands Of life have
/nearly run out, discovered while IN the East In
4 dies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma.
n BrOnchltis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility
II The remedy was discovered by him when his on
ly child, daug liter. was given up to die. Wish
ing to do as much good ss possible, he will send to
such of his afflicted fellow beings "a request II,
this recipe, with full and explicit directions for
making It up, and successfully using 1t. He re- 4
CURES each Applicant to lnclose him one shilling,
cIpe. and the remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement.
Address. DIR. Ii. JAMES, 10 Grand st. Jersey
CITY. ". j. ap - I'm
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FUTURE DAYS

NARSaAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
I herl facas. Issued from the Clerks Office of the
Clrcult Court of the District of COLUMBIA Tor the
county 81 Washington, and to &c directed, shall
House doc of said county, on FRIDAY, the I4th
OF May lS5S at IL O'Clock. the following described
property to wit: All defendants right title claim
and interest IN and to Lot No ., In Square No. 1876
IN the City OF Washington. D. c., together with Al
ana sing ular the mprovemt hts thereon ed and
levied upon as the property of Francis A. Di kens
and Will he sold to satisfy Judioial No. 90, to NAV
term, 1858, IN favor OF VIM. Is Sheppard.
.,rsd,s u,,,.,.J;D H. OVER,
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by J. L. MCGUIRE. Auctlopeer
( PENETRATION STOCK AT AUCTION
-, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Nav 9Th. at
70 su,t 1t the Auction Rooms, shall SELL In lots
sl'lS Corporation of Washington Six Per Cent.
'% corporation of Georgetown Six Per Cent,
spy CorpoIatlon of Alexandria Six Per Cent
Ierms cash, In current funds.
ma . ot JAS. G.. MCGUIRE Auct
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LEARSING.-Yesterday, two Indians, who had
been indulging rather freely In .'hre water had
falling out. They made up their minds TO set :
tie the difficulty without the Interference Of otbe,
parties. and took a walk over the Long bridge
where they laid aside their bla kets, and waivfSg
the usual forms Of the ring, proceeded at once TO
thump and claw each other in the regular rough
and tumble style. They fought until a messrn-
ger came from the Virginia shore to Washington
and returned with the officers. They are being
civilized very rapidly.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL AssocIATIoN-ThisA As
ISOLATION will assemble at the Smithsonian In
stitution Tomorrow, May 4th. at ga m The
sessions are open TO the public The association
includes the elite Of the profession in the United
states The delegates are elected by the medi-
cal departments Of the Universities Colleges
out the Union, including the Medical STATS of
the l nfed states Army and Navy. Thus there
W II be assembled here the dignity talent. and
professional skill OF the Union
The Committee on the part OF the Medical fra
ternity here have been for some time past, most
actively engaged in making preparations for the
reception and entertainment Of the expected
guests, and we may add that they have done
nothing by halves.
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FIREMEN's PLRADE.-This morning, the Vigi-
liant Fire Company Of Georgetown marched In
procession through the principal streets OF the
city dragging with them their neat and servicea-
bic apparatus, handsomely decorated with flags
and other ornaments. PrOsperi's fine band ac-
companied the procession, performing several Of
their choice quicksteps. The procession was
saluted as il passed the various engine houses
with the ringing Of bells OF the Washington ii e
companies.
REvIvAL.-For the past three weeks a revival
has been In progress at the Fifteenth street (col-
ored) Presbyterian church, REV. w. T. Cato
pastor, and yesterday upwards of eighty persons
were received into fun communion with the
church-the entire number being young persons,
gathered In during these meetings In the after.
noon sermon was preached TO the new converts,
and in the evening the Lords supper was admin
istered.
Washington THEAIRE.-On Saturday even.
Ing at the Washington Theatre, Miss Avonia
Jones, as Blanche, In "The Peer and the Peas
ant" maintained her reputation rs rising
tTeSs
Tonight she opens the second week OF her en-
gagrment, "EInor Mowbray," in "Second
Love" Mr.. Pope plays Ralph Thornhill, and
tn. Sketches In India' closes the entertain
ment.
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NOTICE.

EAsHIONABLE PERPyMERIEs, from the
Il best houses, At GIBBs'S, near the corner OF
18th Gtysst- Pa svs. she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-03

CIRCUIT Curt The May term Of this Conrt
commenced to-day. Present, the Hon. Jud. e
DdnloP, MorselI and Meuick. The first call of
the trial docket occupied them up the hour Of ad-
lOurument.