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RYTHos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
CEANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
WHAbF AND OTHER PROPERTY is

District Columbia duly passed 10 the e.3.s .S o
he viii 81: at psube pU sheioS No
WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1858, beginnins at ~.
PA ~; All the following described Real Estate in
Part Of Lot number seventy two, on the original
Columbia, which par front. eighty two feet 81, on
Water street, now high street, aud one huudre
singular the Improvements. rights, members. sud
aPpurtenspces % the same belonging; subject.
way Of the width Of L feet to Se Laid Cd p.ralie
with High street, on the westernmost side OF said
the q the north rU and sen
portions or halves of Lot numbered seventy three
county sioress known and dsscrSeS ~ part ci
bounded and described a. follows. 1ia."Besiuplns
At The intersection Of the south line Of alley
of High street. and running thence southerly
with said vest line of High street forty six feet
eighty feet; thence nortberly and parallel with
High street forty elk feet TO the south line of the
EsrdI eighty feet to the beginning. iosether wi.h
the IN MIS-, rights, phi vieees and appurte
Lot numier forty eight Sin Peter. sanar.
the same being bounded as DEMONSTRATING at
South street and High stl eet, and run thence
south with the east line Of high street forty feet
ssn
5igh strssf sSTty feet and then west and parallel
viii anu oluolne on south street one hundred and
eight feet to the beginning, with all and s nguar
the buildings, improvements, rights and appurte-
names 20 the came belonging.
AL that lot sf Ground, Wharf aud Warehouse
thereon. lying and being in GEORGETOWN, in the
District OF Columbia, which IL bounded a. follows
that to say Beginning for the at The inter
section Of the south iineof Water street with the
east line 81 the alley which lies between the ware
house and lot of ground recently sold 10 John Da.
wilson. and the premises hereby intended e. be
conveyed. and running thence essterly With the
sout n line OF alter street twenty i've feet one
inch to pint in the said line opposite the mid
ole % the partition wall which separates the two
westermost Of the said three brick warehouses
then sOutherly by and with the said partition wall
and the came extended 10 the channel Of the Poto-
mac river. then westerly with the eaid channel 10
point which viii be iptersected By q line drawn
South from the beginning with the east inc of the
said alley. and the came extended south to the
said channel and then with the said line reversed
70 the beginning; tog. Their with all and singular
the improvements, rfehts, privileges aad appur.
tenances 10 the same belonging and appertainine
Terms: One half cash: residue In six and twelve
months All conveysncing and stamps at pur.
shaser's cost SIS to be paid on each piece at the
,, The sale viii begin With the second described
The property Win be divided TO suit purchasers.
Settlement in six days, other wise resale at De.
fsulting purchaser 3 cost and risk.
CHAS. n. MATTHEWS, Trustee
my l8-eoAds TH0S. DOWNING Auct
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition Of joshua GIBBS. Of Canton.
Ohio. praying for the extension Of patent grant
cd TO him the 18th day Of August. l34. Tor an i'm
proyement in Ploueks, for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place the
18th day Of August, 1888:
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard 81
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day of
notified TO appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not 20 ne granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20
nle in the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth In writing at least r,cesty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party
TO be used 1T the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
ONCE. which viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paper .. relied upon - tes-
timony, must be fled IN the Office f,cess days de-
fore the day OF hearing. the Arguments, IL any.
within ten DAYS after fling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published IN
the Republican and the Intelligenoer. Washing
ton. ID. c., and In the Herald. Cleveland, Ohio
once week for three successive weeks, the
previous to the day Of hearing. - ..o
myls-wsw Actine Commissioner of Patents
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OF TIE INTIRIoR.
" UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

~ N. lS.l
On the petition Of soLu MON 3. GRAY. OF Be-.
ton, lassachusetts, praying for the extension OF
1874. ior An improyensnt in Machine for Pianin 2
Lumber ~out Of Wind, !" for seven years from ths
expiration Of said patent. which taLss place on
TIE "a dsy q AUsu:t, 1853; -
the Patent once on .MQEpAY,' the 81 day Of Of
Angust next. q u o'clock l: and eli persons are
Wy sasS pssitiss ouSht not % Be granted.
aiHir sSs fsfsnt cs thos, Are REQUIRED g
at ioS9 n Sa5f g ,ssst ,sss: aay. before III.
to 5. ussd 8 IL I'D SsSrss nus. tsF party
gsnc1tsesd . seoerdaAcs With the rules Of the OF
.lepositioos snd otser lsPsrsfelied upon - tee
t eS - ~ u tne ONE tscestv days Be.
With. e: asys arr ahsg the tsstinony.
the Eep1bIican and In the Intellieencer Washine-
son, ID. o., and In the Post, Boston, effs
once week Tor three successive weeks; the 6rst
Of ssid publications to be q least q DAYS pre-
vious 70 The day Of hearing
A. II. STOUT,
py x-vsW Acting eonnissioner Of Patents.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL VS..
Amn.enents, &c, Te-Nixh,.

NATIONAL THEArRE--Richings' Opera
Troupe In Mariana"
METzEROTT HALL-Cirand Floral and Fruit
Festival for benefit Of Calvary Baptist M ssion
School
CAPITOL Hull PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCu
Ladies Far and Festival IN aid of the new
Church fund at the fair buildI ing, terminus of
v street cars -
WEsI XII CHAFEI.-F and 5th streets Straw
berry FESTIVAL oy the Sabbath School.
CHrReH OF THElNcARNArIoN.-St rawberry
Festival by the ladies'
FIRST COSsREeATIoNAI Cgupcp Straw
berry Festival for beneht OF Ladies Aid
Society.
AssEMFLTs PREsBYrERIAy CHURcH.-
Sil@WoeIIy Festival N AID of The church.
SEVENTH STREEr PARK.-Fus: Grand Pic
Nc Of the Plumbers and Gas Fitters's Asso
cation.
WASHINGTON CITY GARDES.-Third ANIMAL
PICNIC Of The Hickory Club.
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T. Z. MORTALITY, ID. d..
JAMES yANDERPoEL, ND.
Home Physician, New York Hospital
DkPARRJIMs15pNpT s ST The IpN TrlY drrDr
. WASHINGTON, Ma, le 1855

Springfield. Ohio, praying for the eItensiop of a
patent granted TO him the I'd day Of August, ls5i
and reiseued the sth day Of January 1856 for an I'm
provement in Track Cleerere 20 Grass Harvesters
for seven Year, from the pirstOn Of said patent
which takes place on the 22d day of August, lsss
ordered that the said petition be heard 81 tine
Patent Once on Monday. the 10Th day Of August
10 appear and shov cause. IL any they have, Why
said petition ought net 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension Qufred 20
die in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
- be used 81 the said hesring must be taken and
Tansmitted IN accordance with the rulee Of the OF
nee. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied q pom testf
mony must be nled in the once twenty days before
the DAY OF hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also. that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intellieenoer, washington.
. e, and in the Eyesins Chronicle. Cincinnati.
Ohio. once week for three successive weeks; the
first Of said publications TO be st least sixty days
previous 70 the day Of hearing.
my 8-vsv Acting Commissioner Of Pstepts
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IMPATIENT on THE INTERIOR,
u UNIFIED SLATEs PArENT oFFIc

On the petition Of DANIEL HALLIDAY, OF
Batavia, illinois, formerly Of Ellington. Conn,
praying for the extension Of q patent gran .ed 10
him 0he 18th day Of Ausnst. 1854, for an improve.
mept IN Governor for Nmdmiils, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day Of August, 1855
IL IL ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of August
next, ~ IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified
80 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposiog the extension are required 20
nle IN the sent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before tbs
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
trensmittef In accordaBos with the rules Of the
dice, which viii be furnished on application
timony must be filed In the once twenty days De
fore ,,, The DAY Of sssrins ne ,rssmes' any
Ordered, also. that this notice be ia me
Republican and the lnteligepcer, Wssning.os,
ID. G.. and in the Tribune. Chicago. III. one
q week for three successive weeks, me nrst OIL
said publications 20 be II least sixty osy rry
TO the day of hearing. NJ srOUI.
my 26-wsw Acting Commssonef 81 fe.eess.
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RIorous CoNDrCT-A Policeman ToVnd>d-
Aoout O'Clock this morning. as a party of five
persons were indulgIRg in boIsterous and riot
Ons proceedings in the Fourth Ward. near the
corner OF 2d street and Pennsylvania avenue
tney Were admcnished/ by Policeman Samuel
smith 10 De quiet. The ma jority were disposed
10 obey the advice of the officer; but upon pro-
ceeding up Id street the noise was renewed
Wnen Policeman Smith. in attempting to put
stop 10 their conduct, was assaulted by the ring
leader supposed to b. Sonny Warden a noto-
torlOus character and -penitentiary convict
VINO struck him over the head with a pitcher
tnertoy causing severe hemorrhage. which
left MIN IN critical state TO-DAY. From the
scene OF the assault the rioters were pursued
mp street, between I'd and Sd streets where
warden took refuge in the house of his sister
INTO which he was pursued. but escaped arrest
by jumping from the fourth story window
singular 10 relate Sonny Warden was not al
all 1T Jured by bis lofty leap, and after reaching
me pavement sprang to his feet and made off
with neetness OF foot which would do credit
10 the most expert pedestrian He was how
ever, soon arrested by Sergeants Callahan aud
Ausnn, and committed TO the Fourth Ward
station house, where he remained till this morn
ing. when MS ofense was heard before Justice
harper, and the accused was committed for a
further hearing.
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The Canal.

hr. lngersOll introduced into the House of
Representatives yesterday "An act for I'M
proving The Washington Canal" which was
referred 70 the Committee on the District.
IL authorizes the Mavor, Board of Alderman.
and Common Council 10 change the course of
me canal from 9TH street, so as to make il a
straight Gne 10 Maryland avenue where the
bridge now crosses the canal in that avenue.
Inc width ofthe said canal, with an appropri-
at@ curve al 9TH street TO be reduced to 10 feet
- lar as the south side of Maryland avenue
The streets an each side of the said line of the
canal shall be 20 feet wide, and as the gain or
aodl'Ion 10 the public reservations Is estimated
10 De }1,5oc square Rect by the change in the
course, that number of SQUIRE feet are
ceoed 10 the city on the conditions here
matter men toned, and may b. sold on such
terms as the city authorities direct The reser-
Nauon between 9th and ~ streets and north of
the canal, as diminished by the new line COM
PriSlng S2,OE feet, 10 be a part of the ground so
ceded to the city, the residue TO be taken from
the new line OF the canal, and between 9th and
.th streeth, bordering on and parallel with the
new street south of said canal. ANY interest
me United States may have in the lot between
ON ana TN streets. and north of the new line of
the canal, which said lot Is claimed AZ the
property of the city is also ceded to the CITY;
PROVIDED, however. that the night is reserved 10
congress at any time before the Attn day of
Marcn next. TO pay an equivalent in money in
Iieu OF cedlng any part of the reservation on
the south side Of the canal and south of the
elgniy-iset street between 9th and eth, said
the Interior. Mayor of the city, and a third per.
son 10 be selected BY them
Tins act shall go into effect only upon the
condltlon that the city authorities shall pass
an ordinance binding the city, at its own ex-
pense. aided by the cessions herein made 10
sualgnten and construct the canal in the man
her proposed, OF the width named. with SUBJ
stantlal walls of solid masonry and to dredga
tne canal from 18th street west to the Anacos-
tla- 10 the depth of four feet below the lowest
uues, ana 70 erect hIst-class iron bridges over
me canal at 9th street AZ street, and MARYLAND
avenue and also 10 pay for the land to be on
Ialned BY condemnation or otherwise on Square
=. viz All that portion between Maine and
Mar and avenues and north and east of a line
beginning az point on the south side of Maine
avenue, l52 feet from street. and running
thence 80 nth ward with the line Of the new ca
nal street 10 Maryland avenue
LILO bic the city authorities 10 provide ade
quate means TO complete this Improvement,
power Is gwen them TO levy and collect
sp~clai TAX not exceeding one-half of one per
cent II satisfactory terms cannot be agreed ON
oy me corporation and private owners for the
ground, Inc Marshal OF the District NAV en-
panel a jury 10 ascertain and determine tba
present value OF the same
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DIED..

DIED.
DONALDSON. On the lst instant, at Is p m.
CLARA GERTRUDE DONALDSON, aged years
and months.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral this Tuesday the ID instant, at two
O'Clock p m at = street.
DRISCOLL. On Monday, the LIST instant, at 2
O'Clock p. M, after Icing and painful illness,
which she bore with Christian resi- alton TO the
Holy will 81 God, Mrs. MARY DRIsCOLL, in the
6lst year Of her age native OF the County of Cork
Ireland. ReQuescat in pace
The friends and acqusi ntsnc Of the family
requested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday
morning, at O'Clock. fro N her late residence, No
$50 18th street, between and d South Washing
ton.
GIBSON. On the 3Oth ultimo at the residence
OF his tsther, in Canada West. ROBERT GIBSON,
IN the SD of his age late Of this city and Bal
timore.
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HE POTOMAC FRoST-The arrivals and de-
Partures OF vessels along the Potomac front to-
Gay are extremely meager. The CITY of Alley
drla- one OF the two new ferry steamers recent
~ built at New York for the Washington and
Alexandria line. arrived yesterday, and. il Is
expected. Will BE- inspected this afternoon
when she Will b. put upon the line in the
place OF the Thomas ColIyer. The CITY of AL
exandIla proved herself, on the route from
New York TO Washin gton, an excellent craft
ana in point OF comfort, for the purpose for
winch she Is intended. eNcels any boat in the
country. At 9th street wharf, the schr Union,
tapt Stewart, with wood for Lascelle ARR we'd
inns morning; also. schr. Pioneer, from Phil.
adeiphla with commissarv stores for Govern
ment, and wheat for Ross Ray Co. George
Town The yacht National, from Machodoc
win produce, sheep, calves, &c, fer market
has arrived al Watts bay.
fdstern Branch WhdrreS.-Arrived at Gui-
hand wharf, schrs. Samuel Mears Garrett
win wood to market; Temperance, Moore
Win WOOD to G.. n Plant; Pilot, Norris with
wood TO w. II. Barbour Sailed schr.. VIM.
huark, Creighton light; stephen A. Douglas,
LEWIS. hight: Nanticoke- Williams. light: Ben
aox- frank Kiln. light Sailed from Williams
Jolly " hart, schr. Caroline, Hatton. light
SAILED from Clark's wharf schr h W. Fox,
Mowbray, light.
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EURN TUREt
l. TURNIrURR 4

Having enlarged my Ware Rooms, which efves
me increased facilities, I beg leave 70
o1er to the public my large and ven6O
FURK IrURE. -
Comprieing-
sUiTS FOB PARLORs,
AND DINING Rooms, &c.
In soliciting . share OF the public patronage
w" - His,
141 Bridge Street,
P.s-A Fins A,sorsnsntef LoUESas' '"h'
sp 7-sm
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OagHANs, corET MAJ sr r.. , s;:s soP6s;

Ot4hhHIttffs,o f fot 1ESIEr sff. R1sasssPo5sS
COUNTY, TO VII In the :, S ssss Of nm An:
sss" escesssd. the .sssS,Or afersssid has win
the spprobsfion Of the Orphan Court OF
S Ssa &c y s0u asy Of June, is Tor
the mai .siieIsp, "a, and ais,sisut,os q the
perssn; 49, !. Far a. the zane have been coI
ieeted and turned into noney; when and where all
the crsditcrs and hers Of said decesssd notified
fbey may otherwise by Law Be excluded from AL
bepeAt IN said deceased b estate; provided COPY
Of fhis order be publisbed once Q week Cor three
weeks In the Evening Star previeas 10
che said day. : I-------
Test: JAS. y. OBElkNE,
my ls-lsw3w' keglsf~r OF Wits.
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HIT WITH BRICK.-On Sunday evening
Sergeant Steward heard a cry Of murder on 7th,
between N and o streets. He FASTENED to the
spot and found a man named Solomon Ham.
mond with his head badly cut. Hammond said
he bad been in a car and got to talking politics
and after he got out of the car he was followed
hit him on the head. He was taken charge OF
by his friends.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER.
TI,oSE BRIDGE sTRnkT. EKAR TIKI

viii be sold at public auction. on TUESDAY.
the 9th day Of June, A: D. 1855, the premises,
So'elock p; m the Brick House, With large back
the late james Fullalove, tvo doors east Of the
Union Hotel. The lot is a feet front. and has q
extending to the rear Of the lot. The house has
ter rooms. including Q room suitable for Q store.
gas In the house, and the whole is 3 very desirable
Terms OF sale: one-fourtb cash: the rs.iau. i,
three equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
nonths, with interest from the day Of sale: 20 be
secured BY notes Of the purchaser, and Q deed OF
trust upon the premises. Terms TO be complied
with within hye days after day of sale. A deposit
OF $50 viii be required ct time OF sale aud the ex
penses OF ccnveyancing and stamps will be borne
The title is perfect.
my I'D THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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able for SenmeT wear. New goods neW esine
received at George q. Henning's, No. sIl
nh street. - - F-754 ~ -
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GHeRGEf0WN AByERfIsENENrS.

~MAYoRs OFFICE,
W. GEoRGErowN, d. c.. June 4 IsSs
Proposals VII be received at this office until
NJ hoE sh, 18th day Of June ISIS at u ocioek NJ
four feet In width, follows Across BealI street
on the east line Of Montgonery street; also, iron
the south Line Of Fifth street across High street
70 the east line Of High street also from the vest
line OF bask alley, scroes Bridge street. to the
south lRe Of Bridge street The same to be aw Ard
ed to the lowest respon sible bidder.
Je2 ehAs. d. WHICH, Mayor
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r GEORGETOWN.
HOUSEHOLD FUREILURI AND EFFECTS AT
On FRIDAY MORSING, Jun. 9Th ,sss =, n
O'Clock viii cell; et No. 60 Prospect street. be-
tween Potomac end Market streets, the Hou.ehold
Furniture and Effects Of GentIeman d.eIinSns
housekeeping, consis ting Of
Mshegany Spring Seat Chairs and Sofas
Tables, Stands and Chairs
Carpets and Oil Cloth
Bureaus. Bedstsads and Bedding
Cooking and other Stoves
With many other articles too Numerous TO men
ton. " 0o
je9 THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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AccIDxNT.-At noon yesterday, as Mr.. VIM.
LORD. grocer. was driving mp Fifth street. his
hor,e stumbled in hole and fell, breaking one
Of the shafts Of The wagon, and bruising Itself
eoEssGeratly.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINGrON. NAV l5 la,a

WARRINGTON, May Is, 1858.
Newburyport, Mass, administratrix of the estate
Of Joseph Flanders deceased, and JEREMIAH
1, MARDEN' Of Boston; Mass praying for the
Flanders and Jeremiah A. Msrden the 18th day Of
August. 1854, for an improvement In Leather SPLIT
ting Machine, for seven years from the sXpiration
Of said patent which takes place the 18th day Of
August. 1865
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once ON MONDAY, the 10th day Of Au-
gust next, at II O'Clock n =; and ell persons Are
notified 70 sRge.r and show cause, If any they have
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing, ct least tty days before the
day Of hearing afl testimony hled By either party
70 be used ct the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers reneo upon e sesti.
neny must be fled in the ONCE tsoesty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
iss days after Cling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO Published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington, b.
o., and In the Journal, Boston. Mass, once .
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of aid
Eublicatieps 70 b 1t least sixty days Irsyious to
my q laWSv Acting Oonmiss,onsr Of Pasents.
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BASE BAI[--The Union Base Ball Club OF
Lsnsingeury, N. Y, (the Haymakers,) have
accepted the challenge of the Olympics, Of this
siy. 70 home-and- home match game Of base
ball, and VIII be here TO play about the end Of
July.
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WHITE LINEN DECK, Dfap dEte aad Boys
Linen Suits, In great variety, at liable i Cots,
<6s Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and TX
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JIMMY BURNS VS.. PATSY LEE.-The second
deposit of $40 side for the coming fight be-
tween the above named was made yesterday.
as we are informed. Carroll, who was matched
against White in Baltimore, will, it is said, act
as his trainer. Patsy Lee has commenced
training near Petersburg.