Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1855, Page 3

« EVENING STAR. |.tzacewmonam Pi 2ag [ins tesnem ramimice ne fel RE 3.0, Mesum, sectenen, iy €01 al 2 a t! retreat they were ie SALE OF SUP! - | = bal M to-night. She comes to Washington with an ear of the waighbeeng Bastions, and of niture and House Parana coon; Atti By J. 0. MeGUIRE, Auct er. enviable professional reputation, obtained in | the steamers Viadimir, Chorsonese, and Gro- | of the Orphans’ Conrt—Ou TUESDAY morning, ALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,| Darny EVENING aT Local Intelligence. | thenortherncities. Sho is quite young and | monossete, anchored in the roadstead. Aptit 17th, at 10 o’clock, (and continuing from day Carriage House and Lot on 7th street for sale “to the manor born.” We have heard so| Onour side we had 65 men killed, 5 subal- | '° “9, the whole is disposed of,) T shall sell, at Auction —The owner being about, to remove House or Reruce.—Several years ago, en-| mach of her as one cf the most promising | terns and 236 men wounded. Sone mone, Yi steooee ote nao = from the city, will call, mete page oy mesh Supposed Murdtr in Philade'phis. terprising and oe gentlemen of thi: | rising theatrical tara, that we confess to great —- his large and valuable oko Cabinet Famitare, ay next, (o> house he now occupies, situated on 7th street west,| PHILaDELPmr4, April 8.—The body of an comprising— between N ts north, and being num- | goknown German women found Buites of elegantly earvad Parlor Furniture, in rore- bered so The house contains ‘ine rooms and an — to-day in city offered to contribute liberally toward the| anxiety to witness her acting. She is eu 6 Cin al Riots. <miten fakeue of refuge for juvenile of-| ported by Mr. J. H. Taylor, who hes rie The Cincinnati Riots. the city couscils appointed a| earned considerable fame at rth, The Baltimore American of Saturdsy last wood, walnut. and mahogany, covered with The main building is the woods in the 22d Ward of this city with somamiuets i ms into the matter, with a|tragedian. To-night they » ay Pauling ‘cad sa; Richly. carped oie damase sg ane cloth veer le 10 feet high in the two her throat cut. The coroner investigated the view to the establishment of such an institu-| Claude Melnotte, in the Lady of Lyons. We] “The universal condemation of the riotous tre, Bofa, and Pier’ Teton Machen pee woreda oy adie The matter, and a verdict of “murder by reme an inemedie cooranis co. for them a fall house. Brazeodings by which the ballot boxer were fete, Washstands, Cabinets, &e., of every de | of thisis a thed sustab person unknown,” was rendered. A rasot we know os ——— roken open and the contents destroyed, shows seri style . port to the councils in relation to this im-}| Tae Merry Season —The Kunkel —- a commendable po ular repentance, | but it can | Efegan: Wardrobes, Dressing adler, Heageren, La- aoe eos ety pele all was found in her pocket, closed but not . loody, portant subject. open to-night at the National Theatre, for | neither recall to if k- ife those who have been dies’ Writing Cabinets, Secretary and house is of pressed brick, and it bas a ing |} and » bottle of laudanum was also in ber However, the necessity for a house of refuge, | three nights. Asa matter of course they will slain m that occasion, nor can it obliterate Sarg chee Stands, io cy Tables, What- fence enclosing a small yard in front. . ket. correction, still exists. It sometimes hap- | be greeted with a full house, the universal ac- upon the character of our institutions, cere ging Desks, arm and parlor Chairs, | new and well supplied with closets and every con- | PO — that small boys are detected in the act of erapenyaieat of their so amesing and agree- | which is pow speeding over the world with ali fe weakoon tat a ee — ee a a repidly improving part —_ Aprit 9.—No traces have yet been diseor- saline, and, on aesemmal trie tender yours, able exhibitions in Washington oily. : ey the r raplaiey Pe steam and lightalg. |The beautifully Aiished in the various woods of|besold puschncers, ered of the murderer. Alexander Noble, who gran ies dismica the charges preterred | are at this time second to no other jae | resolutions of the American order condemn} _—_—_every conceivable style and value % discovered the body, is in ousted; nothing against them. The boys, escaping punishme opera troupe in the country. — the viglence, and attribute it to the dishones- | Silt, rosewood, walnut, and mahogany-firamed Look- Teen ore es 4 tle ear Terms : One-fourth cash; the balance in 6,12, are thus again free to repeat their dishon ty of certain gamblers who destroyed count fitstst of every description and 18 months, with interest from the dae of salc. | | D&# yet been discovered to criminate him. practices and other improprieties, which should| Prarntz on Fir lots to save their bets. They condemn OC Un mace aes ee Wi Desks, | A deed given and a deed of trust taken. — not be suffered to escape strong legal condem- | s.metimes the result of accident, and some- | the {riotsin the most unequivocal manner, and brated manufacturer in Pha ade “a _—_, a = — of sale —_ comer’ with — The Towa Election, &c. pation. times of design; firing the prairie being one of | repudiate such of the members as were con- High post, French, Italian, Jenny ind, nd Cottage | a, ata ore ine rele oon omer mip miogad beter Curcaco, April 9 —Sufficient returns have Ocesionslly, a boy is tried, convicted, and,|the modes of Indian warfare. They occur|cerned init We cannot see that the Ger- Bedsteads, of all the various patterns ere property may be examined any pres: previous | been ‘received to show that the Whig State for want of a reformatory school, is sent to jail,| when the grass is dry in autumn, traveling | mans could have done otherwise under the| Superior curled hait, spring, and husk Mattresses _| to the sale. — where his association must be with hardened | with the wind, and with almost equal velocity, | circumstances than to resent the assanits| Very mee Rockett of Lounges, cane-seat and JAS. C. McGUIRE, officersin Iowa have been elected by larger sinners, who never fail to further vitiate ee - —— and = —_ the —_ — upon Urtse! shay Es : spine = Chaira kere, office, dining, and chamber| ap 5_4 Auctioneer. majorities than thes of last August. Besides, we have often zeen boys committ fore it in alarm. representation of one of | render eircannon, and manifisted a landsome goth to the workhouse for petty offences or as vag thore scenes, painted on canvass, in the series | position to keep the peace.” _ tailors nto, reception, hall, and fancy Chair,| By GREEN & SCOTT. A: meers.| Cole, Whig, has been elected to the Supreme rants. At the last-named place, everybody | of Stavley’s Western Wilds, can be seen at pee Enamelied Cottage Stites, Sofa Bedsteads ALUAULE FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS at | Bench in Wisconsin. juveniles for | Odd Fellows’ Hall to-night. Extensive assortment of plain Furriture, compris- | we shall sell, in front of the preshlecs, at 6 Gclock” ogee 2 —Tho Halifax Chronicle of April Ist saye: oo . m., parts Lots Nos. 12 and 13, in Square No. For want of a house of correction, a certain) Tar Riv. Dr. Oavitue Dawa preacheda | Yestorday morning the brig ees arsed Wasetegn ee eee, pew With the improvements, which wa ee food ony N a - oo rey ash. father has placed his two sons, one of them 11 | sermon yes‘erday to a largo congregation in | from Boston with her complement of the new| Wasiatd ac ot Gaia ty Cottage House, containing five good and conve zw Yong, April 9 —A riot took place at years old and the other younger, inthe marine | the Unitarian church of this c:ty; and the troops, amounting to about 90 in all. They large quantity China and Glastware, Clocks, | Mently arranged rooms, with passage and kitchen | Oxford in this State, yesterday, in consequence corps, as musicians; he being unable to re Dr. Thomas B. Sargent, 2 popular min . 4 Also, and cellar, and all necessary outbuildings. landed in th f the forenoon at Buckets, Tubs, Di jothes Horses, Flou ‘ u ‘ & 7 ef an excommunicated ber ordered strain them. They were Lay ee detected r of the Methodist Episcopal church, like- he Gaeuee ahat ee ceeceeed “ghee ‘the aad Spice Pieces cerns Door Mats, Mee | gc The above described prop=rty fronts on 44 street, mm number being in larcenies, and would have f c \ 45 feet 6 inches, between K and L sts. south, run | out of a Catholic church, by the priest. The sent to jail addressed crowded auditories at Wesley rtersin the M Hospital. Th Excellent Iron Safe, Office Desk and Fixtures, Fur- | 5; x » bY but for the sympathy of the court. A how Chapel in the morning, and at the Foundry in arinel val =, Gusame, bums 1 ey niture Car, &c. jas , = a inneeenee a 15 feet alley. Services were suspended, and a general fight of refuge in their case would have been a | the evening of the same day. Bae of all conceivable degrees of statue. Together with the lease of the building, which is} ‘Terms of sale: One-quarter cash ; the ensued outside of the church, between the 4 for the r Dalanee believed to be one of the best locations 1 blessing. . hi Panicle beni palpreset on credit of 6, 12 and 18 months, for noies besrirg in- Catholics and Protestants, without At the t time. there i vb ged girl in] Tue Fisuenras.—The close of the past) Coxwgcricur ELEctiox.—The fall vote for| Terms: $50 and under carl; over that sum and Reo grenwan ane of trust taken result. — ited of malicious mizcbief, sentenced | week was more favorable to the fisheries on the Governor stands: Minor, (K. N_,) 27,965; In. | "nder $100 a credit of sixty and ninety days; and GREEN & SCOTT. to six months’ imprisonment; and a youth | Potomac than at any former period this season. | ohae, (Dem..) 27,324; Dutton, (W.,) 8,911. | #!! sums over $100a credit of one, two, and four! apr 44 " Ataguionoars, Municipal Election. for a sede shear yaar ieriears in pet i a is good alesis apslem of the delicate | frre Democrats elect only 3 of the 21 Senators, | Months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing “By J. 0. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. | PO®t8MourH, Va., April 7.—D. D. Fiske, tees. enna eeadaaepi ave Nor ete oF tne, House, against 135) Pp. 8. ‘The attention of the trade in thie and the LAmsesaicor FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD | Mayor, and the entire Know Nothing ticket Now, if we had a house of refage, the last} GuxrLemex’s Groves —Wall & Stephens ~ rsdn ner. this stocks thick te petwoeny tac target and Beat} des robes har Sender neg al! for Councilmen, was elected here to-day by named might be reformed, and become useful | are really selling as nice kid gloves asagen-| pyrg in Hanwess.—A sporting gentleman | !ected south of New York. Pleasant Hotel, corner of north A street and Dela. | 9 majority. and creditable members of Society. And so} tieman can wish to w ry cents per pair! in New York offers to bet a large amount that Every facility possible will be afforded for pack-| ware avenue, the subscriber will sell, by virtue of 2 —— Asnican TRoops ror THE Fore1GN LEGION. of — of the character to which we have} Just drop in and loo! during the ing sammst ke will drive from ing sa apg ponds oe the sale, pd rea dace pre the land records New York Market We trust tbat the humane lovers of their] Watca Rerorxs.—Marcella Duncan, mali- | *2¢ Astor House to Union Sq in a light JAS. C. McGUIRE, fects, comprising” "| Rew Yor, April 0.—Cotton is unchanged, kind, will take some action with a view to the| cious mischief; jail. George Briggs, drunk wagon drawn by rats. He calculates that he apr 9— Auctioneer. | ‘pwo makoper spring Sofas, three Rockers with a moderate demand at ous rates ond SE eee y establishment of such an institution. No one| and disorderly; fine and costs. James Scou- Krol as the task with 100 rats in har. By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctio: eenpe og stg ar ea Flour isa trifle higher. —— that en would be aceom- man, epbre a etree eS asiiiacsisesorapealsisnessinisasceeneseShseentsnaneinemmemmmona GEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT| Secretary'and Buokeare ee ished it; and that many erring ones, | fine and costs. 08. Johnson, do. do. ag. a Axction—On W 188 iit tt = oa —_ ahs s idekes ana trenteont. wechd hel Uge, ao. da. deka Iinekor’ ac. dc. Seba [GZAS A SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE, Carter's “sction.—On WEDNESDAY, 18:n instant, we | Gilt frame Mirrors, 10 mahogany frame Glasses shall sell, at6 o’clock p. m., 34,2371 feet of ground, | 3-ply and ingrain (: rey y i higher; sales ef taught such wholesome lescons as would pre- | Steuer, do. do. During Saturday and last | tt singularly emcacious action on the vont; tue atvenstn: | HAVing a frout on C street south 148 feet 5 ineher, Matiogany dressing Buresus, Wardrobes 22,000 bushels mixed at $1 05 « $1.06. Pork pare them to discharge the honorable and use-| night there were seven lodgers in the watoh- | eins ana vivirying qualities; its tonic action on the Liver, | and 9th straet east 283 feet 10 inches. 2 mahogany French Bedeteads & trifle lower; old megs $15 25 a $15 50 per fal duties of life. house. aseaeney, %2, drive all humors to the surface, thereby | The above described property is handsomely lo- | 12 miple jateut Hedateags bbl. Beef is firm and tending upward. Lard —— ton; tte b aad at the same tue exjrucrdinary good | C&ted, distant from the Navy Yqrd but a few min-| i2 Washsiauds ig unchanged. Ohio Whi-ky 35c, GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. effects, and the number of cures teatified td by msny of the | Utes’ walk. Eastan Scypar —A more beautiful day Terms: Onehalf cas+; balance in ons and two 12 superior curled hair Mattresses most respectable citizens of Richmond, Va., and elsewhere, 20 husk Mattresses, than yesterday could not have been desired Mithadisac Mavtets mast be cone evidence that there is no humbug about | years, the purchaser to five notes for the deferred | Blankets, : Baltimore Markets. by even the most fastid —. . : - ical | PAYMents, bearing interest from day of sale hall ae bad elit cael anionane = Pp. Grongarown, April 9, 1855, one trial of a stagle bottle will satisfy the most sceptical | "" A "Geeg given and a deed of trust taken. Daning Tet! Bauriwors, April 9.—Flour is anch: ‘See advertisement in another column, GREEN & SCOTT, China and Glassware, sales of 450 bbir. Howard street at $¥ 87+. and the bright san zladdened the face of na- Rey. Mr. Brooke, of the Methodist Episco- ap 9—eotd Auctioneers. | Cook Stove, Kitchen ae de Wistaes Grain is acive and firr, Wheat—sales of ture but recently washed with copious showers. u A 1 Church, delivered an cloquent diseourse, INARY ARTICLES.—Coxe's eparkling Gelatin Bar and Fixtures, &c. rad at $?.303$2.40; white, $2 40.$2.50 per It was lovely, charming, calm, presenting a] P® oq! pete {Ss taking Jellies Tosether wit’ ; of Kitcher | vusbel. Corn is unchanged—sales of witts strong contras: to the preceding Sabbath, when = night, = es sgl “ — Sec mimssorreane eM For Sale and Kent. tense . nag ee mens? | a* 93a95¢ ; yellow, 98:99. Rye—sales of Pena. —moan . 7 SS ‘el : and Maslog—quhered up the superabundanes seemed paced si the miunec iD akbk he), sccse ooo FoR RENE _SEVERAL WANDSOME PAR- credit of2 and 4 monthe, for notes satisiactond | 77S St $1.85. Oats, 580834. of loose earthy particles, and spread them, in| handied the subject. besa nerd ou lors and Chambers, with board. i endorsed bearing interest. ° _ rapidly chasing dust-clouds, over our beauti-| The flour market is unsettled at pricos Florida Arrowroot Also, Tuble and transient board. Inquice at Mrs. THOS. J FISHER, Trustee. Rew York Steck Market. fal metropolis; thus rendering out-door pedes-| ranging from $9.87} to $10 for pPestoce i d d Vanilla Beans EMITH’S, 233 Pevect ap? cares JAMES C. gg een Naw Yorx, April 9 —Stocks are steady. trianism as unpleasant as yesterday was de | brands. Wheat is hold at $2.42 for white, and 4 : pal 7 RENT FOR SIX MONTHS—THE PLACE | —>——-________Auctioneer-_ ] Money is unchanged. Sales at the first board os aaa tal Rieke $2.36 for red, az in qualit Spacrator, Te dines Wine an ecodilent tenia xd avi: (33 acres) above the Heights of Georgetown,| By J.C, McGUIRK, Auctioneer. f Erie Railroad, 62]; Cleveland and To'edo eligious services, appropriate to Eas' SSE GEE 3 Pi 5 sopcensiatn. : essa Voucaccety bee formeriy owned by Joseph Nourse, and Jatela occu Tivesrie SALE OF HOUSE AND Lor | Railroad, 74; Canton Company, 277; Reading inday, were perisrmed in the various from a weak and nervous state of the stomach. | pied by the Rev. A Ten Broeck nearthe Navy Yard.—On FRIDAY afternoon | Railroad. 862; Cumberland Coal Company, 814: churches oF thi ity ‘ant day being observe d ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE. 7 prugstst, eaP oe eng aa rage to Mr. RIDGELY, May Ath, at 5 ex. an the venga ioe erp seed York a Tages 4 i Pennant throughou nny © Election—Easter—Fere—Amusements pong ch eae a” t ago a: , oal Company, 1064; Virginis 6’s, 955. the resurrection of the Saviour from the ; ap 6—3t F OR RENT, the House for many years occupied 26th March, 1852, and duly recorded in Liver 3 A a ‘Y 5 8., No. 40, folios 319, &c., one of the land record: CARD TO THE LADIES.—GOOD NEWS FOR THE by the late Hon. Daniel Webster, and since his | >”? : f : race death by the Hon. Mr. Preston, of Keatuck . for Wahington county, Lot No. 1. in Square 926 DR. DUPONCO’S GOLDEN MONTHLY PIL! deper Aa Fasoey The Roxbury Kunnery. . Also, the large and spacious Dwelling ad = e corncr of G street south and 9th st = of the Poor, opened at the Council Chamber | the bert and most infallible remedy ever discovered for re-| the same. es — ing adjacent @) east, under a ground rent of $20 per annum for the |; E0STOX: April 7—The Committee of the . = as L od of ni %e Legislature appointed to invest: the letter, but few votes had been polled, and fancy fronts, on Seventh street, liitle above H street, | Story frame welling with back building. Roxbury Nunnery, held a session this morn- little interest manifested. i ee Se ee The two first dwellings are eauuiful nanan aa Terms at sale, ing. N. Hi - and bissonC Hale, ed- the several Catholic churches in our city. = = fapsatiotateitecmah balk thas ceeretae y | D street and Louisiand avenue, between 5th and JNO. W. McKIM, 2 Trustees, itors of the Advertiser, were present and af- J; | Yesterday, E Sund leb : RICH_H. CLARKE, hed ‘The tions of the Protestant Episcopal | _.»°*teTday, Easter Sunday, was celebrated os to take large doses of nauseous drugs. | 6th, and for private residences are equal to any in Cc . “pron tm firmed the truth of the publir! statement. churehes were likewise largely attended, nad "i" sppropriate ceremonies in the Catholic |D: lin the treatment of the diseases of fesnalea.s-| (BC UY: sia ee ea {t was finally resolved by the committes te the holy communion ad aie th rein adminia- | M4 P-otestant a P spat nares: . A for nilttla over ane sear, yet For terms apply to the subscriber, at his residence | 8" 24—law&ds Auctioneer. tomb—regarded as truly an important event to Avexanpaia, April 9, 1855. the believer in the Sacred Revelation, asthere-| The polis for the election of four Overseers on depend their present religious comfort and the hopes of a perpetually joyous home beyond the tomb. Thousands of persons, yesterday morning, between six and eight o'clock, communed at texed On the night of Saturd. 1 table i ERAL THOUSAND BOXES No. 432, in the same square and street B sap ae megan phen Nunnery. and al- - no the night of Saturday, a largo stable in = OUSAN J ? stree: y C. W. BOTELER, Auctioncer. [0 the Committee, and then friends who visited the pe entoner bers se paar in all Of| the rear of J udge Neale’s residence, was dis. | rar reat een a rome hea Thee realy ta] apr 9—stea JOHNSON HELLEN. J is ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE tafuture meeting. The Committee then rn . . ayear will be received for the rent 5 7 3 ekg he Master apes the mina day-em hick the Tone burned & the ground. ee ae Cee inose ‘new aed convenient cottages at Kendall | P-rtof Lot No. 7, in Square 353, together with the - _— of a French Commander, &e. aste " si irti - ee rere i reen, with t y stil a . oe "s i Kept the Passover, understanding by the lamb Plcoor eae bean Lagoshoaa cone BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTER: and ciker coneealencen’ Saark veo ot te in one of which there is a store, which (3, co Semeee = a mo he pon leg which was sacrificed at the fustival, Jesus, : euape Were nate of the most popular medicine water are near the door, and communte:it on is hai! | #3 Considered a good business location. In the rear | "3 xy i meats She Ad- eculard fui mankind. A dispute tn re this week, and next Monday the Diorama of with Georgetown by way of 16.h and 17th streets | Of the store there is a large, convenient and substan | Miral Despeinte, the commander of the French gard to the day having arisen between the tho Battle of Bunker Hill opens at Liberiy and Pern. Avenue, morning and atiernoun, at the weet may — bake he vith a ats gein ake tae board Hall. Ami. fi % ati i jis property is located on 11th st., (the principal e frig: a e fore reached popee it .D — Lomrese wy Dy Mont Lreenlicoe ad the accommodation of clerks in the thovoughfare to the steamboat faced between D Callao a5 the hata eat ms Saale following ue dest fat To secure the adyantage of this great reduction | 24 E streets south Dr. Catberwood, an American, was about to moon after the vernal equinox, and not on the of rent immediate application must be made to the One-third cash ; the balance on a credit lore the interior of Australi t! undersigned, either by letter, or at his house at 2and 18 months, with interest, secured by a = = =e game day with the Je The earliest possi- Kenda'l Green, after office hours, where the keys | 1¢€d in trust on the propert It may be of interest to many of our readers covered to be on fire, notwithstanding the un- | thoroughly tried in Waslington, and fouud to act like a R to learn that the early Christians celebrated tiring efforts of our gallant firemen it was | cisrm —_———_~or———_—__—— Fighting in the Crimea. The latest foreign advices, by the Baltic, embrace the details of the coup de main as it | already bevn farnished the proprietor. ble day upon which Esster can fall,in anyj i Ricumonn, Sep’. 7, 1854. | may be had and the houses inspected at any time. C. W. BOTELER, EW BOOKS at yea-.is th 221 of March. It happened upon | 2.cauled executed by the French in thenight | 4, great pleaanre in testifying to the virtue of Baker's | Several of these residences will be wold on liberal | _&P 4d Auctioneer. SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. this day in 1518, bat according to calculations between the 234 and 24th of February. Gen. ‘and headache, and by their | terms. WM. STICKNEY, By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. The Immeculaie Conception; or, The Mother of cannot happen again so early until the yoar| Canrobert admi's that the French loss was : ‘naa! N. B—Rents paid quarterly inadcomes O°" | F-RUSTEE'S BALE OF A LONG BOAT._ON | 224 2" exposition by the Right Rev. Bishop Uue- Sen oars he Sd apes” Pee TN ctr estat in roerion oe cena te oS a ae arenas Wha atzA ae | igen oe Pres eB le , ee, ual danger of this nocturnal combat,” where, he ote behed.of CHARLES STOTT & CO. We ALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND STONE] _ Onz Long Bost, with Sails, ke. i The Metropolitan Magazine for April Easter Batus.—The lovers of dancing | #*7* “the soldiers were exposed until they re- Drugglats everywhere. Foundation for sale at a very great sacrifice] Terms: A credit of 60 and 90 days for satisfactorily | The Slave of the Lamr, by Wm. North must not forget that there are to be two balls | turned to the tranches, to the fire of the ar- for cash or short credit, beautifully located on 3d st., | endorsad capt tage interest, Everything in the Stationery line to-night; one under the auspices of the Colum-| tillery of the town.” ‘The French, itisstated DIED Baa lavics COEUR Eee ee a tereenegy Docks Published received imaseitiate bia Fire Com Dy, at Jackson Hall, and the ‘ Lae bi “ , , On the 7th inst, JANE JOSEPHINE McCLEL- | deep, and hes the privilege of a brick wail adjoin: ap 7—2t a CAncumees — SHILLEe ows Bookstore. Th ! L- , = . other under of the Washington Yagers. wee zieeeeee LAN, relict of the lat ut. Col. John McClellan, | ing. Apply to Sg Se i 5 Fine cotillon music has been engaged for the| _ The Journal de St. Petersburg publishes a] {).8.’A., and daughter of the late 8 P. Walker,Esq, E K LUNDY. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Building, comer 4 st. and Pa. ave, ; " &pr 5B— Joyous occasion, Professor Weber furnishing a of St aee oe | the ed. On the 6th instant, MARY ANN POOL, aged 39 «Xo, 198 Bridge street, Georgetown, bc. | URNITURE AND, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS oe GALE LA For WE BAW HABER TE the bands. vane loubt on the night of the of Feb- | years. ap 6—1 _ at Public Sale—On VESDAY morning, air 7 yeare The balls of those companies have formerly | Tuary. It is as follows: — At Newport, R. I ,on the 31st March, Mrs. A. A. OR RENT—TUREE NEW FRAME HOUSES, April 11th, at 10 o’clock, at the residence of the late oid nextepring, well-bred,sound. stylish, . 4 > i BROWNELL, wife of Capt. Thomas Brownell, 4 Dr. Wotherspoon. No. 493 Seventeenth street, be- | gentle, epinted and capital poers. They are been admirably conducted and largely attend- 1 ee] pepe = Par ees cums Te- 1 S_N., aged 60 years. = 2 containing six rooms, each situated on Pierce | tween H mad Lpuceta: I shall sell, by order of the | weil-broken and perfectly five from tricks, aud d there is every probability that thoze . upon the Selenghiuok re- Street, between L and M sireets, being but four| by order of the Orphans? Court, all bis Furniture larly suit any gentleman whe is tond of t will be thronged with hundreds of doubt on the night between the 11th and 12th, squares from the Railroad Depot; would make good | and Household Effects, viz: iriving. The owner paris with them only because participants, including, of course, a full pre- (234 and 24th) of February, we give the fol- Wants. residences. Rent moderate. Apply to CHARLES | gahogany French Sofa, Arm Chairs “is purpose is to retrench his expenses. They can portion of fair ones, without whose presence pls bere yore affair, extracted from SRPANTED-A GOOD BERVANT WOMAN Tees ae the opposite side of the strect. D. Parlor Chairs, Etagere J @ report of Gen. Ostea Sacken, dated 15h 2 ws e — be seen at Southron's (late Birch’s) Siable, on 14th y Walnut Divans, Rout and Fancy Tables street, scuth of Pa. avenue. For terms, or ap op- 2 en, = cent i Sank nema ee eee. of February, (27th) addressed to the late Com- | Veg rks eee nly. None need apply! CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR. Re, we ccens TEMs, dol Meee aaa = Fox.—W tioned mander-in-chief of the forces in the Crimea: Apply poses for atel ~ BUTT & HOPKINS, corner tune —A lady having acquired a competency Cares i Mata Oilcioth ASKY FUs.—-We mentioned. s day Towards the evening of the 23d the troops | Sixth sircet and Pa. avenue, between Browns’ and | it the Millinery bu- iness, 18 now desirous of dispo+ Hateack, Hall Table, Stair Ca: = sinse. the arrest, and trial before Justice Clark, | destined to complete the construction of the re- | Nationu! Hotels. . ap 9—2 | ing of her establishment, and retiring into private} Cortains, Shades, Girandoles Cie k STONE! STONE!! STONE!!! of « Frenchman for entering the dwellings of | goubt, commenced on the Preceding night, fe. Her location is one of the beet in the city, and | Curtains, agp Beroer nig hsdend < pe e be respectable citizens, in the Second Ward, WwW ANT ED—APARTMENTS IN GEORGE- | Fare Opportunity for ene acquainted with the Walnut French Bedsteade, Bureaus ] ULLDERS, Contractors, and others are bereky “Bar a were placed as foliows:— : . ig | WWashstands, Toilet Sets notified that Curb, Fiag, Coping and Building stating that ho was dismissed, with the consent ’ ent of infantry Selenghinck with-| ‘a ada fis = iccnne Geocer, Fin Ward ' or terms and particulars pcg A _ STONES. Also, STONE-STEPS. SI.L8, &e., of the complainants, after he became sober joubt; the fourth battalion at ths| why xe Ns ’ rf tne de ES : will be furnished as usual from those weil-kKnowm He had hardly got away from the magistrat eee frie ored Cffice before he was linked to his bottle, and ; ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE A., continues to be offered on pr vate sale. China and Glassware Knives and forks until recently by the late Timothy O’Neale and his at night was taken before Capt. Birch, drunk essere a omen ccalonsat aged man, with a small family, as Gardene- the best appointed Coitazes in the District, | Refngerators, Silver plated Castors, &c. brother. For prices and terms apply to the aub- = . ap 6-3" excellent water, stables ani outhouses in perfect poor ph pan nly ser Sele die | Yt: the 4h in columns of companies beyond acrameas BY A GANTLEMAN with aamall | ff) and ornamental grounds, fruit trees, &e., in| | Terms: All sums of and under $20cash; over $20] ap3—1w* Agent for the Evapetene. _ family, a brick House, containing not more i ii ii notes, interest. LIME, PLASTER, Rot seo what poar fan there is in the whisky Wet and 2d on the right of the redonubt, and] wan eight Ps, with a passage; ina reat ine For information apply at this office. , bearing 5 5 : . Auctioneer. kil if splendid wood burat Lime.—A. & L. Attwo inthe morning after the moon had finds it, desires to rent or lease it for a termof years. AVING LEARNED THAT REPORTS ARE = = HOOVER bs e wile aay conned into co-partner- ganas aariatous wonsmtr — The pree. goue down, which had upto that hour bril-]Any one having such house will please address Hi circulation that the National Hotel is shortly] BY J- C- McGUIRE, Auctioneer. of young men an ys, of collecting fine kilns, are now manufacturing from 800 w 1 000 about the doors of churches, obstructing the | Cossacks of battalion No. 8 of the Black Sea, 3B! t the patrons of the heuse, and the traveling public Improved Real Estate—On MONDAY after-| barrels of the best wood burmt Line per week, entrances, using profane and indecent who occupied the secret in front of our A* Telligent Gee ce eee 5 re tracting the attention of the police. | placings, gave notice that the enemy’s columns | witu Baltimore, who is willing ‘0 attend closely to | U222 8nd that the Hotel will be kept open for the] the subscriber, as executor of the iate Chas. B. Da-| Also, constantly on hand's large quantity of the an evil that should ated. The col-| were forming in front of the trenehes, At the | business, Will Kear or as opportunity of getting into | °commodtation of visitors. He git el al pubic auction, the west half of Lot | vest BLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR wo be found E street north, between %&h and 10th streets west All those who are in want of these artick for many nuisances of the sort are created] and 11th companies of musketeers of the Vol- a OR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE running back about 150 feet to a 30 foot alley, with | certainly find it to their acven to give oe bout a t popular houses of hip in “ TERMS— y tage e them a about the mos a ar of wors' % e the 2d and 34 in the interior of the in- HE RESIDENCE OF COL. ROBERTS, U. 8. quarries owned by W D.C. Murdock, and worked and disorderly. The unfortunate fellow could Volhynia were advanced to protest the works or Overseer on a farm. Address P. fi at this office | containing three acres of Ground, a large garden,| _ Tow with the usual assortment of Kitehen | scriber at No. 67 K street, errs, eharged, when sober. It is a pity that he can- the placings made in front of the redoubt, the the best condi:ion, a credit of ninety days for approved endorsed JAS. C. McGUIRE HAIR, &e.—Just opened bottle. asia the 3d on the left, in columns of attack. tion, would engage to keep it in as gooe order as he a c. E, \EMENT, , &e.—Ju two lar, ship ; and, baving made « veral additions to their liantly lighted up the ground, dismounted | ‘Maurice.” Siar office. ap 6—lw __| io be closed, the proprietor deems it proper to say to XECUTOR’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE | fine kilns,’ : intelligent young man, who is well acquainted | F°R¢Fally, that all such reports are without founda-| noon, April 16th, at 4} o’clock. on the premises | which will be sold at the lowest market prices , eburebes alone do not have to complain, | same moment the chain formed of the 1 — business by calling immediately at the Star | —*? a E. D. WILLARD Fee ard Reon Shoe 2: Bet en fincas ey, office. hynian regimeut opened a sharp and well- ANTFD—A COMPLETE FILE OF THE . nee the improvements, consisting of a two story Brick | call. A.& L P. HOOV 5 iy F Ed A two-story frame House, with back building. Ywelling House and pack building, containing 12 i i Washington. aro glad to see the cflicers| maintained fire, and Msj Gen. Khroustcheff, | _ WEEKLY (Washington City) STAR since | containing six rooms, on 13%¢ street, bet Band inc > ining Potomac Lime Kilns, 27th suvet, directing their attention to chose violations of| who oommanded the two regiments, advanced | its publication up to the present date, for which a] © streets souch, Apoly to 4 street, between B and | rooms, with a small brick office adjoining. one square south lower bridge, near Geoi’n. | se al id if js . ‘This property is hands wnely located within a few —d3w the law. the first and second battalions of the Volhy- eee inure will be paid if szntto this office. atm C. A. DOUGHERTY, next door. | minute? walk of the Post Olkec seh Office, the =p. 9 were under arms to the right of the} _®? = matue bores ee infos basement, on N. York| Avenue, and Centre Market, and is very desirable Daxcerovs Pzrsoss —The police of our| redcubt; but perceiving that the enemy, who ANTED—A ROOM WITH BOARD IN THE bakrersitks sobcae and vapors bean . as a private residence. ’ eity have persons of this description to man-| had penetrated through the space between the } hes Waid, Sy 9 genticaian Wii> Willy I Ce-| sin. between 4th and bbe vest 1 On Tt] | Immediately after the above, I shail sell on the tecion ee th air slanmnees nd and third battalion, was already at-| sired, furnish his room. Address, for one week, ‘Aoaly fe sing and Sth sts. w premises, I.ot No.4, in Square 105, fronting about OULD respectfully inform their friends and age sometimes, bat they are mostly strangers. | seses iy y «M,” at this office. mar 31—tf* ‘ppl Dr the two last mentioned to JAME3 W.| 95 feet on H street north, between [sth and 19th ste the public generally that they < —_ night an [ Pare —— ee a fee ooo he mate oe ba ae bi = ef = BARKER, on H street north, between 12th and 13th | west, running back 130 feet 9 inches to a wide alley | are prepared to attend to all orders iné m, Was arrea! y Officer Allen, for dis- ions turn sharp round to the left an 1 OUSE W ANTED.—THE ADVERTISER| sts. west. : orp my beemnt at : ; turbing the peace. He is man of small statue, | upon the flank and rear of the enemy's col- wishes to purchase, for cash, a good two-story | | Also a two-story Frame. with back building, on acne ee spp thes line af Somanee. NOKLL & BOYD, BLIND MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, ! 5 : House and back building. This property has All kinds of UPH 8 but required soveral men much larger than| umns, while a hand-to hand combat had al. | brice Dwelling, suitable for a small tamily, situated | Montgomery street, Georgetown. . paved alley, ia addition to the ted od neatly executed; Dean acne hi imaall to subdue him. He was required to} ready commenced in the fosse. The enemy | Mo'th of Pa. avenue. Address “8 fies Niece | AA ran DICKSON & KING, Terms: Onehalfcash ; balance in six and twelve | Making Carpets, Fitting down Mattng | ive security, which was given bya gentleman | were immediately thrown into disorder, leay- § Ps Office, stat'ng location, price, &c. George-own._ | months, for notes bearing interest secured by a deed | and Oil Cloth, Making and Sitting y 4 y ag iy x —_—— Ee. ing on condition of bis leaving the city. ing the fosse fail of dead men. — a OR RENT.—THE BA’ At the same time the third battalion of the a si'uated on square No. 63. These Kilns h=ve GEO. A. DAVIS, Executor. | and other Mattresses, Pew and other Fre Aciaus —Oo Saturday, about mid-| 12th company of musketesrs of the Volhynian Boarding. recently been put in complete repair. To any one| mary oawkda YS © MCGUIRE, Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounses, Eaty, and sick night, there was a fire alarm, the bells were| regiment, who were on tho left flank, drove wishing $o engage in the lime business a favorable = oad ‘Trimmings Pres gpe a ait — guna “a a rung, and the engine companies were out, but} back the attack of another column, which had GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE AO}) oppintunity is now presented. Apply to the sub-| By ©. W. BOTELER, Auction 2 BLE MBURG LIME KILNS, of trust on the promises. Bed and Window Curtains, Hair, Shuc i i i 5+ | Paper for Curtains. VENITIAN BLIND2 made tn the latter did not proceed to the scepe of con-| advanced more to the left of the redoubt. Piper pacts uceptbete eegennme Lert sh <r at thelr soe Ha ee DI. QXTENSIVE SALE OF Y | any style, and old ditto repaired to look as well a fi ion. It was too far off, being in Aiex-| Major General Kroutsoheff, profiting by this | j. squstetmy ones borne eet chtnaant simuatinns in 1 pa —eonw. See ae 2 by Catalogue, at Auction. new. All kinds of old Work repaired, and all or- Hy . There} ad 8, ord ogee ed pt mented atc pa =~ Sires to call the attention of those having dere thankfully received and promptly attended ta andria, where a stable was burntdown. There/ advantage, ordered to sound the charge. The 'y, and has large grounds attached to it. The OR RENT 4 that he i ‘i oar sabe sleek endaetanal rf bend. was also an alarm yesterday, about 1 o’clook,| brave Volhynians, under his personal com- ge ond newly furnished. Terms mode- House, with pect ines ae Tasun dtemeiptec or coat) plece of Sonat to be of- “it you evant the worth of your scanep oan give ue but no fire. The machines were probably| mand, advanced rapidly, putting to the point | rate. Fur reference apply to . yatd, situated on Bast Capito! sirest, nearly oppe-| fered at Auction, on or about the 95th in-tant. It is | a call; at No 291 Pa. avenue, south ede, berw One hauled out for sport. of & Bazeoss the aaves sud marl Cy who as 50 Baanns © MITCHELE st, | Bite the residence of B. B. Breach Esq. Possession | his intention to advertise the sale extensively in all | and 10th strects mar 0 endeavor Oppose them e le a 2 | given immediate! trugg) —————. eee ~ A to the subscri - | the city papers, and also to give general circulaticn lasted for some time, but the Russian bayonet | EW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA. | Ber 26th and Daw PH we a W EAshy,” | ofthe catalogue, which will doubtless have the ef- MRS. L. ALLEN, ultimately prevailed, and the enemy fied in ted with board at three doilara per week by ap-| _ 8? 3-e02w fect of bringing together a large number of capital- No. 305 Pu. avenue, between Ninth Clegnder fo thele teenehen Biying at No, 49 Noni A sree between Fic] THOR RENT_THE DWELLING AND sTone| "peutats manne em a oy and Tenth sre southside, His discourse was of a kind calculated tode-| Mesntime Colonel Sabaschinsky, with the | aud Second streets, Capitol Hill. ap 7—3t* on Lith street w. ne P’ Will open on Saturday, 7th instant, » rs L ¢ west, one door from Pa. avenue, | 15th instant, a description containing number of the light the intelligent and thoughtful hearer, | Ist battalion of the a regiment, ad- OARD, &c —MRS. BATES, on the south-| Porth side, adjoining Farnham’s Bookstore. Apply Square said Sax aame and depth, and, if impzoved, mort extensive and beautiful m MILLINERY consiating of Crape, and delivered in a pleasing st We are of | vanced rapid!y to support his brothers in arms weat corner of Pa. ayenue and street is wo GEORGE A. W. RANDALL, the character of the improvements. Spotted C: 4 Grase L 5. opinion he will be coeukar' rf city. The 4th company of Grenadiers, the 10th | pared to accoinmodate gentlemen fos rooms, with —mard—eotf corner 19:h and‘) sts. | The charges of offering will be cord argo Straws areeay aanapaoe Also, Misses’ company, and detachment of the 11th com. | or without board. Every effort will be made t0 r€0-| 4) OOMs FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE new. . iron Han, | Hats and Plats, &c. see y hynian musketeers. der those comfort: ble who may favor her wie teen R ly furnished and very desirable Rooms for rent) 28 9° cena, 4 (i Si eae to fighting, and taken | bim under the command of Col Sviste! ee = with board, at 203 F st., Union Row. SPRING MILLINERY. EW WORK, by the Author of the Heir of Red to the guard house. where he was ordered to} These troops hastened through the pa: Bet R DING.—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM] _mar %6—Qw* “d N clyffe the fine imposed by the corporation law. | by the sappers, and defeated 8 Frenoh column handsomely furnished, wih an adjoining one, OMES FOR —Beautifully and healthily ‘The Castle Builders, by the author of the Heart's MRS. M. A. HILLS respectful tsb! niog ; nnounces to the ladies of Waal , cents % eset ak eg een | Reaecaran aee Te etvnng sper ae tin epi eae | Pace He Day et| Qari IMB amp ome mses in our streets ; tthe pet 'y sport if it falls| the Zouaves. ted to renew the | C22 be had on reasonable terms by application to} at the exceeding low ‘price of $75, payable @3 per turned from New York with a large Just publiched and fr sale at wander the notice of the police. Twice the enemy attemp mec ith | NO. 3 Union Row, on F, between 6th and 7th ets.| month. Title indisputable. and varied assortment of Spring Millinery. compris» TAYLOR & MAURY’S axe ee ™ attack, bat gach time driven beck vith The situation is central, and heal:hy for the ap- Union Land Difice, ‘th st., Ing tn part, meals an ae oe: Dae. ‘ge Trouas Luc ‘2 our pol e es. a proaching season of sprin, sumincr. above Odd Fellows’ Hall. » 5 ——— oEroNh HAND PIANOS FoR GAL Fefort, published < | ted = a - the point of the bayonet, rng oe = ap 5—lw* $ jan 96m SOHN FOX, Secretary. Misses and Boys? Hats, from 37e to $5 TP\WO BECOND HAND PIANOS FOR BALE stone-fight, is not Mr. Thomas Lucas, we hav. ussian drummsrs never cease beat the New styles Lawn Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, or rent upon reasonable term-, at the Waa EVERAL GENTLE: 7 C8 | | Feathers, Dress Tima Dresses, | tou City Depot for the cale of Hallet, Davis & Co. been onan yt to eo who is Pre aes oe : urge bs memy was sompaies Mee py N) smodated — rome peal hal No. 458 d Uae tas BOILERS, =n — = sale by ess pt nine 205 Seg svenve, Bacon % Raven, and other ag = " press-roow asbington Union esta! eaving in our power more » | Pwellth street, between G and H streets, W. 8. South side, berween 9u and JOu: sts. ELL : , Muong whom were eight officers, In all, the] sp2-aw* 2 upa- Seventh st, near Pa, + ap I~lw - sp4 306 Pa, avcneg na 3 - Bam —