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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

MAkSHAl'S SALr.-in virtue OF seven "a,
lVl wrts Of fen facIas sued from the Clerks Of
nee Of the Circuit Court of the District of CoIumba
for the County Of Washington and to me directed,
shall expose 70 public sale Tor CASH in front q the
18th day Of March. at II o'clock, No., the following
described property. to wit: defe ndant's right,
title. cain, and interest in and to all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying in Georgetown, in the Dis
triot OF Columbia. which IL included within the fol-
lowing metss and bounds, to wit: BeglnnlaG on the
west side OF Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inch
south from the corner OF Bridge street and Mar
ket Space. and running thence west with the north
described and the line, thereof extended 50 feet.
thence south and parallel with Market Space n
feet inches more Or less to point which Will be
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 q feet inches to the place Of beginning,
which in the northeast Of sad hopse, tOgsth
or with all and singular the lmProy ,ments thereon,
Rhodes, jr.. and viii be sold 70 satisfy Judicials
Nos. S5l SIS, and 3os 20 October term. 1856. in syor
Isl, Is5 w. and Isl ludicias TO May term, 1858, IN
favor OF Cline nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BeDjamin
Triplett, and John Crumbaugh.
m2-dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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ELEGANT CARPETINGs.

ELEGANT CARPETINGs.
We have yet remaining in stock few of those eI-
egant IMPERIAL VELVET MEDALLION
CARPETS, which were received from Europe lit
tie too late for fall sales They some Of the
very latest and most superb goods of the kind ever
issued from the looms of any country snd in conse-
Quence of the lateness of the will he sold al
asacrfce Houskeep ers who desire to furnish their
parlOrs or draw ing rooms with an uncommonly su.
perb Carpet have opportunity to do so at hg.
ures so low as TO be unusual. The sizes are ~
feet inches, Is feet inches, and q feet long Inc
widths can be made as required by the room
CLAGETT DODSON,
Dealers i'm ALI kiads of urnture Dry Goods,
fe % eo2v No. Market Space.
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THE NEW BOOKSTORE.

FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his
friend, and the public that be has leased the store
(now IN the occupancy Of Messrs. White a. Co }
No. ss2 Pennsylvanls avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. Having just returned from the north
cities, he has personally made q selection of En-
gIish and AmsrIoan Books and Stationery, which
will be found, on examination, to be Of the choicest
kind.
From F. Pulls long snd vsrisd experience in
Europe and America, coupled VITA connexions m
London and PARIS, his facilities ~ not be inferior
to any house in the United states.
r.; PHILIP purposes opening his establishment on
or about he toih OF March next. Further partlcu-
r. is eotfotb Men FRANKLIN PHILIP.
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No. 63 Water street,
Georgetown. ID. C

NJ. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgctown,~ -
announces to els patrons that at hisl6 N % q
RESTAURANT may be found ut all SNNl0
times the choicest and most ex ceiIent SEO
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season.
served at all houfs aid at the usual prices.
Jan 4-Sm
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u &c AGE XPRE 9 FICE
ID 4 d STREET,
Adjotniss TAs States Printing OGcs.

RAG G AGE XPRESS FICE
Adjos.iss T1s States Printing Oaes.
Tho subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened office, at the above place, for the accom-
mediation Of the public where orders be left for
the .Us OF Il or
removal to any point in this City or Georgetown.
Once open from O'Clock q. IN. to 10 O'Clock p M,
daily, except Sunday, 70 10 o,SIoSk a. M 2slock
Ba.m M snS 5hN
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or solng to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
the viii have the 6assax 70
care of at this Ofoe, or at Baltimore office, No. IL
Sharp street and no extra charge. do
40 CASTOR & CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
CLOTHING AND SS5SS's FURNISHING
The subscribers call attention TO- desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhbi,
door from It'll street, and they determined to
close of the lot If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock to be perfect in point of durability, fit and
style, because We make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation IN saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion. parties
may rest cured OF finding the latest out and make
in store, subject TO their and approval.
Sl5,00 worth Of Goods for Mems, Boy q and Ser
ohasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no humbng, rs our assertions can be proved on ex-
ANIMATION. Call and sec us at the above Store.
2-Sm CASTOR L. CLARK
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FRANKLIN PHILIP.
M b. BRADY respectfully announces that ne
lNl has established au,, .pr

ASH All DF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
in WashiDgton ST No. $50 Pa avenue: !over sweeny,
Rittenhouse, Fsnt Co.'S Banking House, s bel
Pbotosraph. hitherto m.ds only st has weil-knovn
establishment in New YORK. ,,.I.
lad IN his collection, together with
or,rat Of many OF the most distinguished citizens
oi uhe Rp.ny brings to his Washington GALLERY the
,.snIts Of fourteen years experience in Europe
Ia neIioa and the choicest products Of his art
Snrns that period. He feels confident that the re-
sonTees AZ has command and the artistic quality OF
~ the WASHINGTON public. jan scott
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NOTICE.-A letter mailed IN this city on the llth
Y instant, TO the address Of Lemmon& Rrogden.
Baltimore covering note drs by ouI selves To our
own order and endorsed ~ { months, February,
1859 for 1854 10, payable at the counting room of
Lennon a Brogden, Baltimore, having fhiled 10
reach its destination, all parties are hereby eau
toned against negotiatlng SAID note.
fe 2-tf BARBOUR n sEMMES.
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-CLOCKSm-CLOCKs m-Just re-
~ derived. great assortment of CLOCKS,
from 81 to &l25. Call and see for yourselves
az J. ROBINS0N,S,
$40 Pa. av., opposite Browns Hotel.
N. o'clock MATERIALS. sueh a. Oils,
KEYS, Balls, Cords, &C., for sais.-the traae ssp
piled cheap. ------ TO SD
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And we had a total revenue of S.,,, o,2 ,o

NJ" W. ue" totdl revenue OF. ..... S227, 933 Is
We had also reliable data upon which to esti-
mate Tue expenditures of the expired portion of
fhe present fiscal year. The ord inances were REQ :
ularly printed, and were within the reach OF
every member, rs well were all the Other
sources OF Information TO which reference had
JUST oeen made These ordinances showed TN.
appropriations for this year to have been a, fol
lows, excluding from the account an unex pended
appropriation TO the amount Of $40 $50 for the
aimshouse, and also excluding 81 $50 Just appro-
Pfldted Tor extensive Improvements In the Sec
oDd Ward, and for what il was fair to presume
that no contract had VET bee IN sntsrad IT,.
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Lotai. .....-...............-.. S2l6, t37 81
Difference for the year, 50, SOS 10.
Of the above appropriations it had been made
known 10 this Board that one of them, for the
sum OF - COZ, had not been spent IL was not
improbable that some others, or portions of them
stili remained in the treasury. But supposiny
that all the rest had been expended, II was yery
evident from this exhibit that the excess of ~
preparations during the fiscal year which ended
on the :3oth June last, including an extraordinary
expenditure Of $500 for the repair of the Long
bridge, was less than 81 600 instead of S2eU OOI
as had been charged bv the gentleman from the
seventh Ward, who was less excusable because
the printed statements Of the business of that
year had been in his possession for two or three
months. These, as regarded the present fiscal
year, OF which only nine months had vet ex-
pred, II would require but comparatively little
TIME and labor, TO estimate with some degree of
accuracy the amount OF money received into and
discussed from the public treasury
The account of the present efficient City Col
rector; showed that he had already collected and
deposited IN bank larger sum than was collect
ed during the whole of last wear
he deposits to the credit of the CITY thus far
amounted 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 16 ono lO
The money received for licenses would
hardly I've less than last year, three
fOuTths of which was here assumed
namely.....--...-.. SO, G33 2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
by j. G.. McG UIRE, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUF

h'y o " HICU YIN T'' AuCtIUH66Ts
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Il NITURE.-On MONDAY MORNING, March
stn at 10 ocock, by virtue of deed Of trust dated
A. s., No ,12l, fonOs 4,7 O., shall sell the Furu,
ture and Effects at No. AL r. street, between 9Th
10th and streets. comprising "
Damask covered Sofas and ParlOr Chairs,
Mahogany Rocke~, Lounge, Tables,
Cane seat and wood seat Chairs,
Gilt frame Mirrors, Curtains. Window Shades
Three-ply and Iagrain Carpets, OcIoth. Mating
Walnut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus,
Washstands, Toll Sets, Looking glasses
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Feather Beds, Bl ,nkeis. Comforts, Quilts,
China Glass, and Crockery Ware.
Cooking aid other Stoves, Fire Irons,
Together with q general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: o., and under, cash; over that sum. a
credit of thirty and sixty days for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
TaOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
m2-eo J. C.. MEG UIRE, AuctiOneer
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of
wi ferie faoias, under the lien law, issued from
the clerks office of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and 70
me directed, will expose to pubic sale, for CASH,
IN front Of the Court House door of SAID county on
FRIDAY, the 26th of March, 1858, at II o. clock m
the following described property, to wit: All de-
PENDANTS rlght. title claim, and interest in and to
the three ,3) Frame Houses erected on Lot No S.
in reservation ID, on Maryland avenue. betw en- az
and 6'h streets, in the city of Washington. ID c.,
Lokey and will be sod to satisfy Judicial No 27e.
to October term, 1857, in favor of Smith n Fowler
I'D. HOOVER,
m 2-dts Marshal for the Dirtrlcf of Coinmhis
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I'D ne Assscsassd Pres As,sS,
The Santa Fe Mails ..,---.,-.,--


S..n re Meils-Lster from the Piss,s..
90, LOUIS, March a.-The SAINT, Pc mail "a.
been received here. Capt N.,e. Isu -
vicinity on the ID Of Feb The i., .n.A
9naed Win the loss Of his mule. and syes, h.,d- .
shlps- ne would, however, make new nn,eh..~-
on the presumption that the espedi,io ,.s..sx
pro entirely successful, and put Col Iohos.e >
IN possession Of the means Of trans port.t,c, "a
eoSla much much Earlier IN the Spring than supplies
olmculty bad occurred between Surveyor-
Senefu keiiy's party and the Mexicans near All
'IS% fqne; Two Of the late: Were killed
r,ah no kaday, the new district attorney for
with Go om Col. Johnson's camp, has arrived here
81 Government dispatches He denies that
troops Were put upon half rations.
New York Rank Statement.
Nv notk, March The weekly b,nt s,.,,.
,out SHOWS an increase Of sol 600 in lo,n. 500
decr - 80 80 oo In nominal deposits, and
aecrrdse OF szo,Uo In circulation; el,s Wn an -,
drawn deposits. Including the Caliso,DS. , un
tances. which are not in the weeh,. 49,. ~
oanks noid over s3,0n.Oo0 In specie Ills said
n.sday next. " W.
Movements and Schemes Of santa Anna x.e.
NEW YORK, March A letter received here
from Havana saws that Santa Anna 10 e1pectrd
here from ST Thomas. and intends shortly 10
proceed to Mexico In a Spanish war steamer,
when he will assume the Presidency for the last
time
Gov. Walkers last letter appears in the Times
european Orders for American stceks.
BOSTON,, March The America brings from
Europe quite considerable list of orders for
American securities. Oh CIV for the stock and
bonds OF Panama, New York Genital aud Erie
Railroads. These orders, however are somewhat
below the rates now current, the parties sending
them not being aware Of the enormous advance
which has taken place on this side in the past
few WEEKS
Burning Of the Steamer Henry A. Jones.
CINCINNATI, March The steamer Henry
Jones caught FIRE and burned 10 the waters ed e
on Saturday night, forty miles above here No
lives were lost. The boat was valued at els 900 !;
insured for $1,000.
Death Of an Old Steambo Captain.
| CINCINNATI, March III. Ii simmons, an Old
steamboat captain, engaged for thiJty-two years
| in the Cincinnati and Louisville trade, died Of
congestion Of the lungs yesterday.
| Bailmere Markets.
| BALTIMORE, March 2.-Flour il rather heavy,
but prices have undergone quotable change.
Howard street, 81 81 Hai 50, Ohio, 81 81 "a 50 ;
| City Mills at 81 81 1axi so
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90. 600 PEACH rR a Esslo Pr. Hu.p..e,
For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. Ire
above Trees are ali Of fne growth and OF 49,
Also. a scnsrsi assortmsut Of oRNAMEN-~s-,I
tai, .EVERGRkEN, SHADE, ana rAo''
al = Sm a~a- JOSHUA rETecE:
UBIN's EXTRACTS, ell edors, = =, ~. On
IL aslI Stors, psG ga st- IA ~ SSs1
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis Jewery Store
Will be let low to permanent tenant. Would make
Stationer ian Ja-tf
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Tor RENT.- Three handsome large ROOMS
(furnlshed) to rent after 5th March. at No. 452
Thirteenth street. between T. and F. fe "a cost
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, located on ID
street, between 18th and lsi. and short walk
ices and the hotels. Apply fourth door from 18th
street. nm I-etf
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A Wine ard Lisuor
STORE; is good stand. An advantageous
SON Apply or address Ss7 Pepnsy wanna av., WASH
IL.
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CINCINNATI, March III. Il. simmons, an old
steamboat captain, engaged for thiJty-two years
in the Cincinnati and Louisville trade, died OF
congestion Of the lungs yesterday.
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WARRINGTON THEATRE. - We particularly
commend the performances Of tonight to the
attention Of all those of the Stars readers who
love good play well acted
MIR. Couldock made a most favorable impres-
sion last night as Luke Fielding" in Bo;irci-
caults play of 'The w illow Copsen To- bit
he Will appear In, perhaps, the most highly tn-
ished OF all his characters, as ..Richeiieu," in
Bulwer's popular play of that name Miss Sallie
Sinclair, who personated .'Rose Fieldinpn SO
acceptably last night, takes the part of Julie .,
the accomplished Eytinge that of Louis XIII;
Bangs that Of "Baradas;, Dawson that Of ssDe
Beringhen;" and the sprightly Mrs. sloan that
OF IF rancois the page" Go and see "Riche-
lieu.n
CRIMINAL COURT TIE Court met tod Nv, pur
suant to adjournment. The case of the United
States rs. Jos. Walsh, for an assault and battery
on :. O'Donnell, in an omnibus, was submitted
to the Court, who hearing the evidence in tue
fined the defendant IS and costs of Court
The Court was waiting for business when our
report closed.
In the case Of the United States Us. Powers.
charged with murder, the witnesses are dis
charged till Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock a. m
IScESDIAKIsM-A nearly successful ATTEMPT
was made last night to burn the block of frame
buildings at the northwest corner of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. The dre was sta rtrd
in the second story Of an unoccnpied carpenters
shop, and had II obtained Roadway must have
swept the block with the high wind prevailing
The strenuous exertions Of the neiphbors b.n
PLY averted the calamity.
CENTRE MARKEr.-The supply this morning
was meagre in every department small lot Of
pork was offered at the scale house for IS 50 per
100 lbs. The hay stands were supplied, and
prices were still ranging from 9Oc to 81 10 per
cwt. In the fish market the prices Were the same
as last quoted.
The LECTURE of Rev. SiIliman Ives at Phil.
harmonic Hall tomorrow night, will undoubt-
eddy attract large audience, from the ability of
The speaker and the prominent position he has
occupied In the theological discussions Of the
day.
IHE ALEXANDRIA municipal election comes of
to-day Lawrence b. Taylor is the "Citizen's
Candidate" for Mayor, and ". ID. Massey is the
candidate Of the american party.
WIN. CHAuScEY LASGDoS, Of this city, was
ordained Deacon in Grace Church, p. E.. BAL
timore, on Sunday last. 49,.
TIcxErs for the rafae OF Mead's beaut,fo, s,,.
tue OF the Recording Angel" are selling rapdlv
at Taylor Il Maury's $3.50. -
TRIAL OF HoLxKs' "self.righting Turf and
Life Boat'' was to take place at the Navy Yard
this morning. -.
BKAR IN MIND the great concert Of the Choir OF
the Foundry Church, tonight. 'ae 81 ~
A FINE FAIR is being held at Odd Fellows,
Hall by the ladies Of Ct. Paul's Lutheran church
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= PER CENT LESS THAN COST.

25 PER CENT LESS THAN COST.
We will sell the remaineer of our stock of LA
ID ES' CLOTH CLOAKS at 8 per cent less than
cost.
We have a few very large Black Cloth CIRCU-
LARS, Lnnlined) suitable for Spring wear, which
We are Offering very low.
MAXWELL & BRO,
feS7 S8 Pa avenue
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European orders for American Stocks.


CINCINNATI. March The steamer Henry 4.
Jones caught IRE and burned TO the waters ed e
on Saturday night, forty miles above here No
lives were lost The boat was valued at SIS 900 !;
insured for $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

FINE FAIR is being held at Odd Fellows
Hall by the ladies Of Ct. Paul's Lutheran church.
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RUlLDING LOTS-Fo Sale-A VARIETY of
y BUILDING LOTS on the Island and other
parts OF the CITY. Terms accommodating. Inquire
m La
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TIckErs for the raffie OF Mead's beautiful sta.
tue Of the Recording Angelo are selling rapidly
at Taylor Il Maury's $3.50. t..'.-S
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07
Rev. Dudley A. Tyng--His Last Mo-
ments.

Rev. Dudley A. TynS--HiS Last Mo-
ments.
From the Philadelphia Press. April 22.l
From the time of the fatal accident to
one hour previous to his death. Mr..
Tying had an unfsltering confidence in his
recovery, and even conyersed freely and
hopefully upon what, as he believed,
Providence had designed to teach him
in the dispensation to which he was be-
ing subject. He believed it was inten-
ded to promote his greater efficiency as
a minister of the Gospel, and he looked
forward with bright hopes when he
should again be able to preach, and to
preach as he had never done before
About one hour before his dissolution,
his family fearing that his hopes Of re-
coyery were groundless, approached him
with the solemn intimation that in all
probability he was soon to leave them.-
His physician entering the chamber at
the instant Mr.. Tying spoke to him these
fears. The DOCTORS reply was, that they
were only too true-that his time was
fast drawing to close. The dying man,
with the same heroic spirit which never
forsook him through all his sufferings,
received the solemn announcement with
he utmost resignation, answering only,
Then. it is well-it is very well, Gods
will be DONE"
After few moments of composure, he
called his friends present and the mem.
bers of his family to his bed side, to bid
them a last farewell.
At the close of this solemn ceremony,
feeling that he was approaching his end,
he requested those around him to sing q
hymn. After a moment of silence his
own wife. notwithstanding the solemn
under which this request
was made, commenced singing the bean
tlful hymn-made doubly SO by its ap-
ProPriateness to the occasion-beginning.
"Rock of Ages, cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in Thes.''
The hymn was sung. and even while the
echoes of that mournful strain yet fioated
IN the air. the spirit of Dudley a. Tying
.ook its fight to other and, we have rea-
son 70 believe. more blissful realms.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07
Book Notices.e

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEsaER-The
May number of this contemporary OF old
"Knick." has been received. We re-
collect, when a mere boy. of devouring
the pages Of this most excellent Monthly
along with the Knickerbocker; and now.
since we are grown up to be man,
find upon renewing long dropped &C.
quaintance, that the attractive features
of our "auld acquaintance" are not aba
ted one whit-its pages. as of yore. pre-
senting to the mind nourishing pabulum
from the founts Of the True, the Beauti-
full and the Good.
We would advise every one in these
seven contiguous counties to subscribe
for the Messenger. Each number is
worth half the subscription price.
Address Mcfarland & FERGUSON,
Richmond, Va.
The Atlantic Monthly for May, is on
our table. filled with just sixteen of the
most readable articles imaginable. AL
though young member of the great re-
public of letters, it bids fair to outstriE
many of its contemporaries in the march
of excellence, and to attain the high p
sition to which its merits eminently en-
title it.
Blaokwood for April is also before US
with its wreath of thistles around its fig
ure-head SO long succinct Of hirsute
honors. The present number is unusu'
ally interesting and attractive.