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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.

NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.
Just received from late New York and Baltimore
auctions, Lench and Scotch EN- sROIDERltS,
real LACES, Chantllly and Lace Wells, Plain and
Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS, BLAC X
SILK, and lots of other GOODS, which will be sold
cheaper than ever,at
f. GUTMAN'S,
80 High, near Bridgs street,
M l7-tW GeOrgetown, ID G.
FOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing dip
j per schooner SearsvIe, Sears, has ar -
rived, and will be receiving freight on Satur- ~
day for the abve port. For freight or passase -E5e
apply to HARTLEY 4 BRO, lOI Water street,
heorgetOwn. m l6-lw
FOUND.-On leaving the omnibus in his town. a
few days ago, picked up 4 small SUM OF
MONEY whIch wi be restored to the owner by
describing 1T and paying for this advertisement.
Apply to the subscriber at 10. II LIST at, George
town; or during ofhco hours al No. 81 Winder's
Building.
10 ots SAMUEL, RAINEY.
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DROPOSA FOR LITHoG RApBIc
PRINTING,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.

| OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Sealed proposals will be received At thus of5oe
until iussday. the 9th day of pr lass. for
senate and House OF Representatives of the United
LIST. For transferring from copper to stone and
Pfsng ten thons.nd COPIES more or lessl of eaot
the superintendent Of the Coast Survey. 'sp"'' o'
sand nd 1Si on stone and printing ten thou
scrHmpsny the same repnrt '"o cnaf's' 10
In the first class the proposal. must state the price
per huEd1ed copies for transferring and printing
In he second sss: the proposal, mus. stat. tn.
per one hundred copies, separately.
The charts will be open 81 tins ONCE. for the in
same, until the closing ofthe bids where also blank
forms for proposals may he procured.
The paarr required for printing will be furnished
Contracts will be entered lpto with. and bonds
with secu ity will be required from the al
bidders, for the faithful execution of their con
he entertained from parties OF directly engaged
and practically quaLted with the styI OF ork
The proposals must state The time required for
the execution Of The work or port ons Of the same,
'' '''e 'H'.'''' ''''O GEO jc W. V'f BHWPM%S.
m II eotd superIntendent
Il He Undersigned would respectfully Inform their
ns HGG n 's P Of LuMBE' e far
PURPOSES, either ID the rough prepared on sny
manner resoy for They will a 90 keep on hand
or make TO order at the shortest notice. SASH.
kinds of PLt MING and SAVING az the lowest
rates. and invite persons In want of the above TO
them call.
Lumber Yard and Factory corner I3;h and Canal
streets.
III l2-eo2m MCLEAN d MUNRO.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
CARD.-we regret to he obi, ed tn ..k tbo,.
who indebted to for the aInou at due on their
respective accounts, therefore hope that this
gentle HINT will be sufficient induce ali to call and
settle, tas well as those who indebted C. X.
NOss prior 10 our Co. partnershIpD as all accounts
tina not attended to before the LIST of pril will
he placed In the hands OF ooer for colec iol as
We are determined 10 close all open or that
day.
we return our sincere thanks to our many friend.
who have extended their patronage to during the
past aud hope, by attention l,u sness and
well selecl ed stock Of fine FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, To merit continuance Of their fsvOrs.
MARSH & VOSS.
Dealers in all X .rds OF Groceries,
m lS-eotAprl cor. Of 10Th 81. snd Pa. sv.
| DROPOSAI.S ARE INVITED FOR KEEP
ing IA repair the Lines Of the Msgne'lc Teie
graph Company between New York and Washing
ton, any part thereof nos less than 50 miles.
TIE Line on the Railroad consists OF four wires
| between New York sud Washington. The Lire
on the common road Of two wires, the eDtlreedls-
/ lance.
1 Proposals VIII state the charge per mile for keep
ing the wires IN ORDER properly insulated. and the
/ charge Of substituting, when required. new wire
| six inches IN diameter at small end
Address KENDALL.
General Supernterdent
m ll-eou Warrington, ID. G..
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NEW sPRIN GOOD )

JOHN ii. SMOOT,
No. 119 Bridge street, GsOrg>fotrn, ID. c.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prices, to cash and prompt customers general as
sortment OF Goods, adapted to the early Spring de-
mand. comprising in part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
Black and COlored NJ. Deaincs,
New style Spring NJ. Delaines and Challies,
New Engllsh and Meulmack Prints,
BLACK And w hIte do and GIGghams,
Zeal Manchester GinS CHAINS,
Lancaster and English do, Mt I2K cts.
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prlnts,
Best max s white CamtTics,
BrlllI.nts, Plaid and Striped Mullins,
Jones line soft fms he'd English 1 onS Cloths,
Best IRISH Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen SheetIng and Pillow Linens
iO-4 and IL Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings
Family COtons. of all the most reliable uak es. for
shirt!ng, ladies or chIldGen's use, fine, medium.
and heavy,
White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths
Colored -bOrdered Towels and Huckaback Diapers
Scotch Diapers, X ussla and American Crash,
Heavy brown undrsssej Linen, for Chidren's
A prOns.
Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys' wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton HOseand Half Hose,
striped OsGaburgs and Plaid Cottons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasonable Goods,
To which the attention of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
10 J. II. SMOOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and The public that We have at last sue.
ceeded n having large quantity of A LES Of veri
Gus kinds brewed expressly TO our order, which We
will guarantee tn he the finest and the larg est varl
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
II by apply lIg 10 US for her ofhe following branjs
viz: .Rennett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
adelphla and Xxx. We also have fine article of
Brown Stout and \ y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given 10 our drivers will be
attended TO. Army d SHiNN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
did GEORGETOWN, ID. C.,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TO-MORROW MORNING
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

xX1ORKS nv .pr huctoheet.
w cion,S VT AhT AT AUCTION.-Iast and
Closing sale Of those magnificent steel Ensra
wings. handsomely framed and now ON AZ bbition At
~. = cSrner OF 9Th aud streets Inn stnITs
will be continued at 7 n m "'o at ID cloch, ano
All persons wishing EnK-,viD,s ,..u ., -,
attend the sale. as II will be DO. itIyeIy the 20
anu sold without reserve. The attentlon oS,he Is'
dies 10 particularly invited 10 the sale VI 'he Ia
IN l6-d A EpEr>,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17
by A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

l. EXTENSIVE SALE 0P AN ENTIREGAI
~ LE8y OF RARE AND VALUABLE ENGg,viNs.
AND Oil PA NTINGs.-On WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING the 10th instant land will be continued eyery
evening until disposed of shall sell, at seven
o Clock, at my auction rooms, the corner Of Tth
and strcsts, without reserve. the largest and
most beautiful cole ction of fine English Steel En-
cravings ever offered N this city At auction.
The flates are all fresh az imported from Lon
don. $3.50
The subjects comprise historical. lands ca DE- rel,-
Eious, moral and sacred Plates.
jects. ~ e Sre CIV
r The pictures will he arranged for exhibition on
Iuesdsy morning, and will be found worthy of a
VISIT as gallery of The ladies' are especial ~
invited to attend the sale,
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

The WASHINGTON IIoKTICULTvRAL SoCrEr,
holds It's annual meeting tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
W here fselas, under the lien law. issued from
OF Columbia for the County of Washing ton, and 10
me nrected, VIII expose to pubic sale, for CASH
In front Il the Court House door of SAID county on
FRIDAY, the 18th of March, 1853, at IL o clock m,
the following described property TO wit: All de-
lehdants right title claim, and interest in and TO
the three 81 r rame Houses erected Lot No. 5.
In sryatIon d. on Mary land avenue betws en- y,
ana o n streets, IN the city of Washington. ID c.,
selEcd and levied upon as the property Of James ".
okey, and Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 279,
TO Oc'ober term, 1857, In favor OF smith Fowler
J. ID. HOOVER,
2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven t7I
w wrts of fen fac'as issued from the Clerks Of
hoe OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
sha expose to public sale Tor CASH in front of the
Court house door of said County on FRIDAY the
18th day Of March. at u O'Clock, m, the follow ine
described property to wit: II Defendant rig M
title, sam and interest In and to ali tai piece or
parcel of ground lying IN Georgetown, in the Dis
irct OF Co umba which Is included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to WIT BegInnIng on the
west sIoe at Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inch
es south from the corner of Bridge street and III ar
ket space aud running thence west with the mort
val OF ne TWO story brick houses on the lot hereby
thence south and parallel with Market Space n
teet inches, more or less, to point which will he
house extended west, then by said line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner of
SAID house and then north and with the line of Mar
ket space "a feet inches to the place of beginning,
er with all and singular tine improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property Of George
Rhodes, jr.. and will be sold satisfy Judicials
Nos. Si. St5, ard $50 20 October term 1856 in favor
of Jnshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos
lSf 49, lSi and l1 JudIciais To May term. 1853, IN
favor of Cline nd Dill on, Peter Dillon BENJAMIN
}. ID. HOOVER.
MP dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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- l. HA r MONIC HALL.
This fine Hall. the largest and BEST locate in the
CITY, is now completed by recent addition o; Sup
per and Dressing Rooms, and will be rented to Ba s
Concerts, Lectures, c., Of first exclusively.
Appiyat w. g. METZEROTT'S
feH Music Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

HEALrHRHroRr.-The deaths reported during
the month OF February in the city Of Washington,
are as follows:
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d It'd
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST OR STOLEN-From the premises $50
II Franklin Row. large white and -
black NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, about. 1p,S>
eight months old, very large for his age.~N
His head and are black. his body white, with
black marks, particularly On the left side.
liberal reward will be gwen for his return.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

RoEsERY--Dr- Ma; naids House. on PernsyI
wanna avenue, near the Circle, was robbed last
nishi 81 clock and varions articles Of clothing.
ID" ihi' ves. however, seem 20 have got alarmed
d tttE titihe clock on the porch Of;he honse Of
COLO cd woman named DhzrT, who fysit,x in
The rear Of Riggs CO'tase. She gave inf,nna-
ii"n II th- discovery Of the clock aud il was OH
tanned to-day by Oticrr Raves. ard Identified a
tie p petty Of DIR Maynard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

L OST.-Between the corner of 9Th and tGth sts
"a ON street, or X and New York avenue on IGth
street, a large square BREASTPIN, with small
Cross attached, IN shape of a bucket. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving u at MILLER & GIN
NlNGHAM'S Plumbing and Gas Fitting Esiab-
ment, No. 243 Pa. avenue. between 18th and 18th
streets, south side. m l5-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

The CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsrISEHcE BESErl-
crAL SOCIETY, Of Washington, ID C, held is
annual meeting this morning, al nine O'Clock, a.
their hall, in - Pa;ricks church. The chair
was occupied by DR.. Joseph Walsh Vice Pre,i-
dent IN The absence of the President After the
ted'n oi Tue Journal, the Sacie'y adjourned till
next Sunday evening. when ia. aln1u ,Isction
Of officers will take place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

The DINNER THIS EVENING 1t Is hardly ne
cessary for us, We presume, to remind the thous-
ands of the stars traders Interested of the fat
that the Annual St.-Patrick'> Bay Dinner Of our
fell0wcitizen> Of Irish birth ard extraction Comes
on al 6H =. M to-day, 1t Murders Hail. corner
of Ninth and j. street.. kiotz is the caterer for
he occasion. and all the arrangements are in the
bdn'ls OF d committee Of very competent gentle
men As usual. the occasion will doubtless. he
very Joyous one, and all attending will and
shonld be full Of life pleasant emotions. Th" day
gI"rl"us one, not only for Ireland but for
The causs Of Christianity for which no other ~
th- 'H'IY fathers of the Christian Church did
NOR" ia las day and generation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-17

"AsHlNSToN THEsTEE Charles Mathew.
came ont last night in new line, t. e. that Of :.
wizard lie is only tolerabIe a sieisht of hand
performer, and we advise him To stick 10 the
.eStiIhdr drama or course burleSgue was
good deal obScured by the elaborate manner in
which he went through long programme of
Hicks, aud II IL quits evident THE comedian
JI0A'eTiz ~ -
Tonight MI. Mathews returns 10 oenuius
comedy, appearing in two hne pieces. a Bach
,ioI Of Arts and "Out Of sight, ont Of Mind s.
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ATTEMPT TO BUM MAGIsrRATE's OPrIrE
Las night some person or persons forced The dnor
Of Justice DOHR's office, on Louisiana ayrnu-
near seventh street, and, after taking two or
Three pistols and the knife with which youno
FalIeii waS killed, they klndIrd a fire on the
PiAuO'ni brneath his desk. which b, after burning
a idi-e h"l" IN the foor, went out from want of
ar 10 Is presumabe that some one who had
been served according to law in that ONCE. mad
the attempt for revenge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

THE UTAH LEGISLATURES AND PoLYGAMY.-WM. J..
OSBORN, a Gentle, has been elected to the Leg
islaure of Utah Territory, from Green River coun-
ty, by 1876 majority over his Mormon opponent. It
is thought he will be the only Gentle elected to the
Legislature. He was the Democratic candidate
and the meeting which nominated him unanimously
passed the following resolutions
ResolUsd That union between church and State
for political or any other purposes is dangerous and
subversive of republican institutions
ReSOlrsd That we view the Presidents prOclama-
ton Pardoning the Mormons for sedtion and trea-
son as a maguanimous measure, and calculated to
effect most salutary obiect-the return TO their
homes, as loyal citizens, of this deluded people.
ResotUed That we look upon polygamy, as prac.
ticed in this Territory, moral social, and polit
ics evil, and entirely in opposition to civil liberty
and the institutions and principles of the Gov
eminent.
RESOLVED, That we pledge our candidate for rep
resentaive, VIM. J. Osborne, Esq, if elected, to use
all his efforts to have all laws on the statute book
at variance with the principles herein declared re-
pealed.
Green River county is the only one in the Terri
tory where the GentiIes are believed to be in the
majority and Mr. OsBoRxE is the first Gentle elect
ed to the Legislature since the organization Of the
Territory.
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~ NemNorE omnrnn1irn rnh.


All was quiet on Staten Island up to Sunday
night, the 9th inst, though it feared the build
ines on the outside of the walls of the quarantine
hospital would be fred as a large and threatening
crowd had assembled in the vicinity. The poliO2
were still on guard. No new cases of yellow fever
had occurred within the enclosure, but there were
two deaths Saturday night j. Vanderbilt
brother Of Com. Vanderbilt is among the prisoners
arrested for alleged completely in the riot. Ray
TOmklns, whose arrest was mentioned, is a son of
he late Hon D. c. TOmkins, formerly Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States, and a large owner Of
property on Staten Island. From the New York pa
pers Of the 9th we gather the following additional
particulars:
Saturday evening, as J. W England. one Of the
reporters of the Tribune, proceeding tbrouoh
the grounds of the Nautilus Hotel" he ,Vss es-
saulted by a number Of roWdies, and pcIted with
rotten eggs, and -four thrown al over him Thew
took ohense at his reports of their Outrageous doings
At late hour, the same evening, several attemTts
we're made to fire some buildings in the locality in
the village called Rag Picker Row" but owing to
the severe rain, the buildings would not burn and
the thing was abandoned for the time being
Arrangements are made to erect large building
Immediately for the temporary accommodation of
the sick Iron houses will be erected in place of
those destroyed. The sick have been placed, some
IN tents, others in barn. ana large number sent
TO Wards Island. They suffered very much during
the heaVy rains which prevailed on Sunday evening
On Sunday the scene Of the late officially attTacl
ted thousands Of visitors but an orderhad been is
sued TO admit nobody inside of the quarantine en-
closure except upon business the mass Of the visi
tors we're compelled to content themselves with g
view Of the premises as obtained from the outside
Frank Matthews, who was shot durinp tbe riot on
Wednesday night, died on Sunday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

TELEGBAPHIc TIME.-The difference in time be-
tween Trinity Bay and Valentia Bay is about 3
hours and 48 minutes. A dispatch was sent from
Dublin to New FOundland, simply saying: at is
twelve o'clock noon in Dublin; what hour in New
FOundlaud?" Answer-"Egh GIT o clock in the morn
ing" The answer was received within an hour and
a half Between the extreme eastern and western
points Of the United States there is difference of
time of hours ond 80 minutes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

RAILROAD ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. IA writer in
the New York Tribune suggests a Railroad from
America to Europe He proposes to cut down the
hills and mountains of Scotland and New England,
and to tumble hem into the sea. The track is to
be mile wide and sixty feet above the level of the
sea; the rails are to be plan, the cars two
stories high The running time is to be twelve hours
with reasonable stop for dinner. The fare is not
stated, but it no doubt will be before the road is
finished
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

PEACH LEAVES FOR YEAST. - Mr.. Daniel R
Mitchell, of Rome Ga, has discovered that dried
peach leaves are superior to hops for making yeast
1t is said the bread made from this yeast is quite as
light and well favored as that made from the best
hop yeast. The yeast is made the same as hop
yeast except dried peach leaves are substituted for
hops.-CoUrieT.
If it's hops you want, the twigs are much better
than the leaves We have known repea eddy Of their
being applied to the Glover Of the family" and it
was always better bred afterwards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

WHAT CIGARS ARE MADE oF.-An invoice of for
egu cigars, cred Havauas," were recently apprais-
ed at the New York custom-house at SO per thou
sand, but the importer being dissatisfied, a new ap-
praisment was made, which resulted in the admis.
sion of the cigars at 81 80 per thousand The evil
dence, under oath, by which the change in the APP
praisment was made was this: That not particle
Of tobacco entered into the composition of said
cigars, but that they were wholly composed of oak
and other leaves soaked in a strong toboceO I've.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

DEPORTNEET on a RAILROAD-A trial took place
a month agO at Rouen, in France, that affords a
good precedent for Judicial action the world
Two fellows, pretending to be gentlemen, were
pleased TO talk indecently in a railroad car, even
afteran angry circumstances o. a worthy farmer, Who
happened TO be with his daughter in an opposite
seat lie denounced them TO the public prosecutor;
they were tried by the Correctional Court the SEN
tenoe passed on each was imprisonment for two
months and fine of 200 francs
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY

ToHN YORK co No 80 Union street, Nashville, daily
receiving additions to their stock Of School, Medical Law
and Miscellaneous Books which they offer at reduced prices
st article Of Note Letter and Cap Paper and Envelopes Go
Steel Pens Blank Books, French Loaph Artists Mate
rails Agensfo all the various Magazines and Newspapers
the country. Lsepl2-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

THE BAPTIsTs.-The Baptist Almanac for 1859
has just been issued by the American Baptist Pub.
location Society. We gather from it the following
summary of the Bsptists in the United States:
Associations sos; churches II 900; ordained min
listers I44; liceutiates O25; baptised in 1857 g.
SOC: total members G23, 193 Besides these there
are the Ant-Mission Baptsts IS, 900; and the Free
will Bap,ists so 80; and of Disciples and other de-
nominations that practice immersion about 400 OO0
The increase in the last ten years has been IA as
soeiaions 1876 churches, I9l ordained ministers,
and 22j, 448 members
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-12

We are authorized to say that Sur MTLLBR, whose
death has been announced, was not the original Of
the character Of SUI LovESGooD.