Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1855, Page 3

EVENING STAR,|n wr ize, Sgegg |ecarctan Ripert oom tear — iy oaainae coe asec] RA PHIC. * ts a q ~ anand ea ~ emma Local Intelligence. which was laid on the tables of the members which ta it are f taner, 0 any 6 W “oto gener Fioneworns Reerenes quied.| VALUABLE. BURL-DING. Loree Pret ‘EVENING to do general housework. Refé > required. ‘ALUABLE OTS § of the City Councils on Monda: evening The | two since, we publish by way of showing how | Apply at 35% C street, between ayand6h. Ward at ‘Austen +Oe MONDRT. ont ‘=m | DAILY EVENING STAR. A Devicurrvt Tatp—Tax Pranixe S ac thos art, Wedhall oceetee eetan oe Let eee eee ee | : the premises, Low Now 13, 1d aad 35, n'Square No | ‘The Weather ta: Baltimere Li P— SHING SHORE— e morrow ana joni mere at je ses, ‘08 and 25, in Tse Grasp Prank Suan Dins@e at rue | stract of & répoft ptedented by the’ i to | down to s better cooked aia: ” os etry paetat tes pect Ma nalbee | 27-_, Zhe Sbove described property ts srtunted me Bau’ er 19.—The weather is Waite Horst —A number of our prominent | the Councils on the same evening, in which | Scup—Muitton. _ from the city. A Provontant peehared, gomced sere! : oon 9 asester Meer ee i goer ana 2 a citizens partici , yesterday, in the festivi- | they propose to correct some of the evilsof| Fish—Barbacued bass. O. H, at this office. es ening teh sae unvear, S28 feet 90 tacts, ped yore warm. The thermometer stands at &2in the ties attending t annus! opening of the White | the present yatem of reat ernie Boiled—Ham and pe leg of ation, W “STED—BY 4 vounc om, a srrua beautiful square, but will be old in lots to suit pur- | Sade. sommes House Paviilion—a summer resort | T00! y the purchase o} rrison’s well- |caper sauce; corned beef and turnips; chick- ; 1 ther at Philadelphia on the western bank nt me Potomac, about| known building on K street, which is well = tion as Nurse and Chambermaid and to do — One-third cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 The Wes wed ens. parsley sauce ‘ twenty miles distant from Washington. The | adapted for school purposes : Entreee—Wild ducks, with jelly; mutton OS atthe Dior Omeoommended. | months, for notes bearing interest from the day of] PSILADELrmra, Aprit 19.—The weather ie party went down in the fine steainer Thomas| ‘‘In regard to these apartments and build. | chops braized, a la soubise; chicken pies,| 2 the sale. a r’ excessively hot for the season. The mercury Celtyer, 'under the command of Captain Ged- | ings, bree ors as school houses in this city,) | American style; macaroni and cheese baked; [TANTED_TWO GIRLS INA PRIVATE A deed given anda Sr re in the shade is at 82 degrees. ney,) which bad been chartered for the ocea. | it may be daid, in general, and subject to the | robbins broiled on toast; ealf’s feet, piquant | VW “Ymity about ty Greta in TVATE| ao toa SCOTT, — sion, and was gaily decoraied with national| exceptions herein made, that they ill } sauce; turkey wings, Madeira sauce. cook, and one to wash and iron, and todo the sexe] ——— —<—<——_ New York Markets. flags. The weather was most propiticus—a — to the —— for which ed re} Roast—Beef, veal, lamb, (mint sauce,) mut- housework between them. References given| B¥ CR@EEN & SCOTT. Auctioncers. nw YoRE, April 19 Aa fairer or lovelier day never dawned, to glad- ; they are deficient in space for the ac- } ton. turkey. entice Wages $6 each. Colored girls pre- | Biel SALE OF THREE BRICK Aprarses aie te Be yege den the heart of a man, or to brighten the | commodation of the pupils and teachers; in| Vegetables—Boiled potatoes, turnips, pars. a aed apg Box 325 Washington. Houses and Lots at Aaction.—On TUESDAY, exper tcsecdh — : raves P. the 24th instant. we shail seli, in f ont of the prem- ir bas advan te; Obio $10.25 a ises, at 514 o'clock, p. m., two Brick Houses and | $10 624; Southern $11 2 $11.623. Wheat is Senet aotam, Ourews limpid and beautiful me peelo Foren ion; in suitable means | nips, Tce eg eecmaeiemeen a thea ANTED_THE SE ‘otomac was calm and t: uil the slee or the admission of air and light; and they | oyster plant, hominy, sw , cabbage, } —THE SERVICES OF AN AC- : t isi ward ¥ unehi of nnseene, fed ony by fhe porting |e 40 contracted: af aeceumriy te somal [eats Fie. = W lsresei iene odin capa | cine hasae mcmama od ac prrncer pea wavelets that were chased upon its bosom by | teachers and pupils to breathe a vitiated at-} Relisuc:—Jelly, celery, horse radish, pickles, 306 Pa. avenue, near Tenth rect, | o, Ie above described sroperty is situated atthe |q trifle lower. Old mess, $16 25; a $16 314. Gouda aed dclingcepness, mosphere, thereby inducing wearin lan; | cold slaugh, old os = comer of 6th street west and Louisiana avenue, and | Roee j, tend: The “mug ae the White House} guor, headache, nervous ferfeability, ana pro- Putep and Dessert—Breai pudding, (wine eet ‘ well calcn'ated for business purposes or offices. ~ eines sieve a leney. Whis. about noon, after a delightful run of two hours, | moting the development of pulmonary and | sauce.) apple pies, tomato pies, rhupa.® tarts, | WASANTED—A LADY TO ADOPT A female | mmihe ihe mene ees balance in 6, 12 and 18 | BY : ppl ot A Child. Enani months, the purchaser to give notes jor the deferred ee a daring which an abundance of good things | other diseases. In many instances which have | lemon cakes, peat pu Fe eet Enquire at No. 466 F street, be-| Payments, bearing interest from th f sale. Baltimore Markets. Were partaken of on the boat, and kindly and| been brought to the notice of the Trustees,| Fruit—Apples, raisins, nuts. tween Second and Third, English Hill, + A dred given and a deed of trust taken to secure ; social sentiments exchanged by the joyous| pupils have suffered from serious illness, the | French coffee. ——— ep eae the payzent of the notes. Baxtiwore, Apri} 19 —Flour is firm and an participants in the festivities. “Shortly after | Cruse of which might be traced tothe public] Frsu —Yesterday at the shores, shad were ANTED—A MAN ACCUSTOMED TO} All couveyanci:¢ at com ot parchanet. or changed; sales deeayee coarcs ~4 ‘anding, the party were gratified by witness-| school rooms. Some of the school rooms are | selling at $11 per hundred, and herring for horses wants a situation a3 a driver, and to oe apenas a = ing « seine-haul—upwards of twenty-five thou- imperfectly warmed. badly located, difficult of |$7 and $750 per thousand. This morning, | tke care of Horses. He speaks French fluently — | _8? 19—4 Auconters: _| a$2 75; white $270 » $2.80. Corn a low sand herriog and three hundred shad, besides | 8pproach, have little or no ground except the | rock and perch were 25 cts. per bunch; large | ©®" 7. = at B JOBT7S, First Ward. By K. Ss. WKIGHT, Auciioneer +" less itch tte - innumerable “smaller fry,”’ having been| public street for the recreation of the pupils, | rook, 25 cts. to $1, each; shad, 37} ots. per ae GEORGETOWN. 4 -O3a$1 04. gathered in by the hardy fishermen at one| OF for the necessary outbuildings, and are un- | pair; herring, 124 cts. per bunch. ANTED —A WIDOW LADY with a small] \7ERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE Swoop of the immense sei is, tho attractive, if not repulsive, in their external ——— boy, between eight and nine years of age. at Auction.—By virthe of the aut ested Rew York Stock Marke‘. considered & good Haul at this backward ugh appearance ; and furnished with but little ap- Esp or tae Worup.—This is the day ap- wishes to secure a home for herself and boy 4 in me by the sin wilt saa Coane at Euaily Cor New York, April 19 —Stocks are lowerand we ae 7, no, means a fair sample of the yield Patatus and with but few of the instruments | pointed by the Millerites for the dectruation | Sowing “of the famulyy and Cy rig ihe eas | coran. deceawd, I will sell, at public auction, on | mney is plentiful. Sales this morning of of the family, and to help in th eral | W : re 5 of that watery mine of wealth. A hundred | 4nd means of instruction, which almost of the world: The time has been so often set, | housesork, though me able to = am, is willing to to tie Magus bssser en tie goonies, ese de. | Brie ‘at 48%; Cleveland and Toledo railroad ery- thousand herring and two thousand shad are| Where are considered indispensable in well | and so many disappointments have occurred. | do what she ca ishii irable r 2; frequently caught by one haul at this landing. | tegulated and well provided school rooms.”’ | that the predic tiem is properly niewell as the she will muderinke toel at wipes coeapat 10 ‘clown hie oa ties ‘araca co "We ae fy Hp there rege icaacrom ery les ogre There are now seventy five hands employed at > * * * * “tale of an idiot.” hervelfand boy. A note addresst@ to “3 W,’’at| tween Congress and Washington streets, George- | Readi ond 84; Canton Fides 726: sortie — a ceecton of Col. Burke. “In the First District ail the school apart- this office, will be attended to. ap 17-3t | town, one greticcs demrable parts of the town yivania Coal Company 1043 + New York. o’cloc! ner was announced, and | ments are ren' with the exception of one| Taz Batu To Nicar.. lancin 2-lovii se for np private residence. . " 5 . the company, with appetites whetted by the| old building, which was formerly Jefferson's | part of the cemaaniee, steed = ae W48TED—TO HIRE IMME IATELY.—One| ‘The house contains two pari rs. two kitchens, | Cem'Fal 934; Virginin6’s at 963. air, wended their way to stable, but now is used, by permission of the | the ball of the Eagle Ciub of Georgetown will | pioughman ts fallow enim Core tind? Ore caeocn | and orher rontne, in all T4, besides a fine cellar: and the large dining hall, wh Government, as a school-room. Its condition | t:ke place to night, at Forrest Hall. The ar-| employment certamly, and perhaps two or three elegant tora lags Seal odeeetes, ahaa a} NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND sented which would have has been brought so often to the notice of the | rangements are such as muet prove in all re- | Enquire at Examiner's Room, No. 8, at Patent Of- | stable, separated from the house lot by an alley BONNETS. the most fastidious or epicurean taste. The| Councils, and its unsuitableness is so apparent | spects satisfactory to the participants. fice. ap 16-tf }<pering on Washington street ; and the title to the VANS, Pa avenue 236, between Twelt bh and tables were graced with all the luxuries and | that any farther remarks ae it are consid- — N EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER wants a} Witole 8 believed to be unquestionable. Thirteenth streets, to-day introduces the ies of the season, both spiritual and|¢red unnecessary. The tees earnestly —After the concluding lecture for Situation—A middle aged lady, accustomed |. 7" Tot sad to yoans ‘ ae ieee 55 eae fal article’ : papel ach aye of Fler ble: i i. . = ., ice none and rears, Wi interest: thy toad 3 material, prominent among which were dis-| Tenew the recommendation, which has so often tthe hall of the Columbia Fire| for many years to manage the detaiis of a large fened aavecake to be seeured “ eens: of trust on | Hate and Gent! »men’s Caps. 25 played, in all their freshness and richness, | been made, that immediate steps be taken to | Company, Capitol Hill, to night, vocal and in- | boarding house, as housekeeper, wants a situatio the ever-memorable and never-to-be-forgot-| provide for the wants of this District, either |strumental music will be introduced. The| Si © give satisfactory reference as to her eners: © property. To accommodate the Ladies, and whore If the terms are not complied with within five atronage he respectfully solicits, he has ten Plank Shad! And, oh! they were de-| by the purchase or by the erection of a suitable | public will be admit i 3 d experience, and the fidelity with which } 4, » the ps subseriber reserves onnecied with his business the sale of B licious! Their sweet fumes seem aie linger | school building. sé Ms Seri eont ise ce ee ey 84 sigh Peas fo ods eg etal Splety NETS, both Straw and Silk, together awk in our olfactories, and are a3 balm to the hap- “In the Second District the school-house in} Hay is selling in this city at two dollars aj — = = he notice, at the risk and costof the delinquent pur- e ieties. His assortment is ex- Py recollections of that joyous dinner-scene! | Judiciary Square is the property of the city. | ton. It costs as much for the livery of a horse ANTED—A COMPLETE FILE OF THE| “hsser- P tensive, and wit! Be sold Sor at beast thisdion tien Afier the party had done ample justice to| [t was o:iginally designed to accommodate | now-a-days, as it does for the board ofa man |. WEEKLY (Washington City) STAR since | A!! conveyancing at Hage ai scan an ae — i the bounteous repast, Capt L M. Powell, who| two Teachers and one hundred and twenty jin a respectable boarding house. its publication up to the present date, for which a : att tid 2 tc Se ee - ad “4 i 8 . Executor o° Emily Corcoran, deceased. eee Abana Was seated at the head of the table, arose and | Pupils, it is actually eccupied by four Teachers — liber) price Wil be pabl/ AC seat to this ollice, EDWARD 8. ‘WRIGHT, ‘EN DOLLAR“ REWARD.—Lost, on stated that at the instance of several friends, | 90d two hundred and twenty nine pupils.” Warcu Rerorxs,—Hugh MeCormick, va- | — —— ap 19—eots Auctioneer. 1 the 13:h instant, between Willards’ Hotel and * Ed * * * = the City Hall, a Poremonnaie, containing three and in accordance with his own feelings, he would propose a sentiment in honer of their old esteemed friend, Philip Otterback, sr., Eeq., who sat nearhim. The gallant Captain, after pronouncing a glowing eulogium upon grant; dismissed Susan Taylor, colored, va- , “In the Third District the building occupied | grant ; workhouse 30 days. Wm. Parker, dis. Boarding. iy GREEN & SCOTT, Auctionse :. | notes drawn by John H. and A. W. Kirkwood in by the Male Department of the District School | orderly; security. John Burns, drunk in the TRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION — | /2vor of Wm. T. Dove, and by me endorsed, $158 is the property of the city. It was originally | street; fine and security. OARDING—MR&. BECKENBAUGH HAVING On THURSDAY, the 13th jnst., we shall s:t1, | 04 savor and by me emdorsed ; alco annie; @eawt designed for one Teacher and about sixty pu- recently taken the first new brick hi in ffont of the rremises, at 5 o'clock p. m., by William T. Ueok, in my faver, for 54; several his venerable frierd, cffered s toast co.opli-| Pils, it is actually occupied by two Teachers, | Baltimore Annual Conference of the A. Mf. | 22 iiy Wutheran Church, on 11th strret, be Lot No. 4, in aving a front on n 2 J other notes and papers not recaliected. The above to hi hich . Pere and the number of ils is limited _ a] § - &. | and H, is prepared to accommodate a few gentie- | between Qist and 22d streets, of 25 feet, running | OC vil a f —— him, which was received with “ all bendved: aaa rf of pupils is limi to one E. Zion Church in America. men with ¢ Anfortable rooms and boarding. The lo-| ck 146 feet 11 inches, to a’ wide alley. with the | T°" 274 will be paid upon the a “ o he honors,” and greeted with hearty cheers | hundred and forty, the accommodations are Wepxespar, April 18. | cation is a pleasant and healthy one, and no pains | improvements, which are a good two-story frame | *” the undersigned. Be By general req> Mr. F. McNerhany was| %° poor that only one hundred and eighteen The Conference reu journ- | Will be spared to render comfortable and give =at se apr 14—tf called upon to respond in behalf of Mr. Otter-| @fe members of the school at the present mee Uaretent to) sajourn oe pie =< wih theca tn * A CARD. ment, Superintendent Wm. H. Bishop pre- factiod to those who may favor her with their pa- Terms; One third cash ; balance in 6. 12, and 13 back, which he did, offering, in conclusion, a|time”’ * * * siding. tronage. JI can also accommonnte a small family } months, for notes bearing interest from the day 0° = ; , “ , “ . = i " «“ Economy ts the read to wealth.” toast, which called out Edgar Snowden, Ten “eachers, and about seven hundred} The meeting was opened by Elder J. P. “we tro comixutic rooms end board. ener Scven aad deed ot area sakes Gccet Rekasiion Snthe prloeut Maks ities, Editor of the Alexandria Gazette. Mr. 8.,| Pupils, which is the limited number, are after a brief response, offered a sentiment| Placed in five basements of Churches, which, complimentary to Col. Jno. A, Washington, with one or two exceptions, are, in part, below Thompson, associate Chairman. true Pn The minutes of the previous day’s session Py AB DING — Several ladies and, gentiemen GREEN & SCOTT, were read and adopted. can be aecommodated with good board and = 1 New Yerk Hat Company to be con- A 1 a - % i y ~ bes jal i (a descendant of the illustrious father of his| the surface of the ground, and may not im-| The diecipline questions were then entered | fre, Niensast Catt at oe ae ae ana healthy : | Gunde Were, Ga up tn che tuo exybe, cers country.) who briefly returned 3. Mr.| properly be called cellars; they are more or | upon. : A see m D & 4 Randolph Coyle proposed the health of the| /ess damp, generally with low ceilings, dimly A preamble and resolution relative to the See tne One wae B Lemiees sre TY ‘ worth rath 8 cep ap renga wept 5 og gentleman (as he is a modest man we omit hia | lighted, and badly ventilated, and with no| support of the ministry were offered by S. T.] A front basement room suitable for an office will worth from $3 50 10 $4; and = very good fashica- Bame) who on a former occasion ate srvrn | Separate play grounds for the two sexes; much | Jones, and numbered to be taken up in order. | be rented low. ap 19—eeat* | Precisely, on the premises, T shall sel! that del ght | ay). Hat at $2,50. worth from @3 to @3.50 plank-d shad without rising from the table, | inconvenience is experienced from hearing the] The business committee reported on docu. | ~ gi! cottage resitence and grounds belonging to Col. 1 Also, Ge-be & Co's Hats, at a mush less advance and deserved to have his name ins:ribed in| &hool exercises and recitations by two Teach-| ment No.1. W hereupon the Conference re- OARDING—A large front Chamber fur- | oF ¢ ee "oe the Smet et Eighth ‘and High | @22 they have been here tof re sold in this city. letters of gold upon the imperishable tablet} ¢Ts, &t the same time, in one small apartment. | solved itself into a committee of the whole f ag ohnits ge er egos ped ue pine errhe buildings coosist of ahandsnate anc] [ime sme beaver Hate G35. of fame! The toast was drank with unbounded | Nice of the remaining schools are kept in| the purpose of further considering said repeat. ces Venneae, ean Tunas, at Hos SO Hine ay cottage, containing ten rooms, with large regime ap lnepbe nde Seog feel enthusiasm Separate rooms, which generally have the} Rev. J. P. Thompson was called to the chair. d bath-rooms, 2 fine barn syncs mast be adopte consequently there who At this point the company arose, and after teristics of those that have been already | and Elder J D. Brooks appointed secretar: ‘ purchase will not be charged from fitteen fo twenty. spending an hour or two in various amuse-| Mentioned.” * * * * J.J Clinton read the document reteired } taken the hand-ome dw > per cent. as an offset for bad debts. ments, shortly before sunset turned homeward,| ‘‘Ihe expense of the system of renting | and also the report of the committee; where. | Ow, on F street, between Sixtn and em ANTHONY, reaching the Washington wharf about eight | bool rooms is a large item, and one which | upon a spirited debate took place "wherein | SCYe™! fine rooms for families, newly furr o’clock, and bearing with them the most pleas- | 18 annually growing larger, while at the same many members participated. At its ant Also, single rooms for gentlemen, much larger than | , Fi ; . 5 peer pen dens an agresahle recollections of a.1 the inci.| time the difficulty of obtaining rooms, even of ¢ are generally appropriated to them. The s tuation or ig wi “ 2 m north of Pew us. 's;HC undersigned, bavine made arrangements was moved that the document be recommended {is central, being near the Patent, Post Offices, and dents of the d the indifferent character which has been de-|to the Baltimere Annual Confe i sd mideara et roe AMERICAN POULTRY YARD, t “ : a rence for its| Indian Bureau, and high and healthy ne spring my 4 : ° Great credit is due to the gentlemanly Jes- | ®tibed, is constantly eatin 3 concurrence and reference at the ensuing An- | and summer. ‘Transient and table boarders accom ar-ypentaginlnrces pw York — sees of the Pavilion, and especially to Mr. Ot-| _ ‘‘ The amount appropriated the present year | nual Conference to meet in Philadelphia. modated also on reasonable teru:s, ericigirtey Secrets d i ary ondon i 1 5 , terback, for the elegant entertainment pro- for rent of rooms is $1,675, which is the in- vided on this interesting cccasion, and for the| terest of more than $27,000 To this must be unexceptionable manner in which the whole | #dded the expenses incurred by frequent re- The committee then rose, reported, and the ap 17—dlw* 7 i Conference adjourned. Pig, by Youatt, 1 vol, Phila. 7 OARD, &c —MRS. BATES, on the south- . c : . . Pics and their Treatment, by Richardson, 1 vol, west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street is rth cash, the revidue in threeequal affair was conducted. movals from one place to another, also the aaa r with welve, and eighteen months, with . p Husbandry, 1 vol, New York losses arising from pot having, in many cases. > ‘aod other disoases art. is ard. S ede, eat ony ae S.C MeGUIRE, | Mor-ell’s American Shepherd. I vol do 2 3 lered stomach, etc., ia rapidly winning its sé comfurte bie who may favor her with their AS. C. MeG E 2 Sheep, 1 vol, Ciasgow Degata or Jonx Acc.—We are sincerely | PTOPe® out-houses for the security of wood | Was to favor wherever fe meres Ww on 5—tf Auctioneer. Z * wc ri pained to learn that our esteemed fellow city | 20% Coal, and the expenses incurred by the on Saturday laat, from a gentiemen 10 Hanover, who | aera —- ee Sa em care of many small ec.i0ol houses, instead of ow after Six Years’ intense suffering with Dyspep- = — = —= @ few large ones; much time is also lost by et ne Mich agead Terr ate For Sale and Hent. Teachers and pupils in consequence of sick. | »: he has been perfectly cured of both annoyance - ‘ ness vecasioned by breathing, for a long pe the use of four bottles of BAKER'S PREMIL M BITTER: OR RENT OR SALE—THREE MEDIUD ith, at 5y o’eloc the Auction rooms, I shall ae King street Dock, Alexandria, Va. tiod, impure air. or by colds and other diseases | 0 are afticted, and yet fail to trv thie’ we think that t size three story Brick Houses on the corner of | sell an invoice of Fld Watches, comprising— J 8PE7—S — induced by exposure to the wet and mud |“; r most reliable 9th and M streets. For further ee enquire} Fal! jewelled Hunting 1 detached Hunting MANTUA MAKING. By J.C. McGUIRE, Austioneer. Ee eae nes OLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS 500 bales of prime N.Y. t for sale H &e iction—On FRIDAY afternoon, Apl HARPER & BOUSH, seo, Mr. John Agg, lat clerk in the Post Office Department, this morning at 9a. m , at his residence, near the Naval Asylum, nerth of the city. Mr. Agg was a native of England, and first came to this country, seme twenty-five or thirty years ago, as a theatrical th 2 : we feel satisfied that under no circumstances would at the corner of 12th and L sts., No. 3 i = - | through they are so! 0 4 nylbahcirslt Ls sta., J Levers, suitable for a manager. His profession was literary, and| in order to oe jae rea won enlt from to hing. Wee cece nee mink thet) ap 19—lw* _ _ _ Also, Open-faced Lev ne, Silver Hunting, Mt“ MARGARET DYER ctfally announ during a considerable portion of his residence ‘ A P : know these Bitters are excellent, havi EN’ , ; plain Wateh IVE. ces to the ladies of Washing‘on and vicinity, » In the opinion of the Trustees, the pres- - t, having OR RENT—THE OLD ESTABLISHED GRO. av. » | that she has just returned to Washingion, and in cdites Tike Watt toca a by press, #8 | ent mode of renting school-rooms has nothing Fg eo acini cery stand, (with the good will of the estab- BOE Of Bae Gol GRans Vet eee Oe Ee days recon beer former badeben, and ouch r of the National Journal, formerly pub-| ¢5 recommend it on the Nebckalerc lishment,) formerly occupied by the la‘e Elexius ' frie.ds. No. @21 P: A P eS score of economy. 4 CHARLES STOTT & CO.. Washingto! my (es ?) y re will do well to attend patronage of her former frie..ds. No. ‘a. lished in this city, and, subsequently, as Con-| heaith, or public convenience.” * of QANBY & HATCH, and SETH S, HANG iene Simms, on the southeast comer of 93th and eee een a eet reccree Sie cas Semeueremc med Wabeanis ni streets west. To a responsible person the rent will be moderate. Apply at No 260 F street. greesional repcrter and correspondent He “The Trust aw3w* was a gentleman of exalted personal character 1 SHIRTS !—SHIRTS! accordingly renew the recom- mendation made by a Committee of Com _s JAS. C McGU rble Hall Clothing Empo- = ap 184 (GrNoan WALKER & and rare accomplishments from books, and * : 7 rium, under Brown Heseoned Empo | _ ap 19-3" = . Powsssed fine horticultural taste, shedding| twoive yours has proved is have bees sistoene, | ret ne eres brie Summer Goduinele we | (1 REAT BARGAINS FOR THAVEmr| BY WALL, SARNAED & CO, Au NEW SHIKT ESTABLISHMENT! — on sceie'y wherever he was well known. | jy mati see judicious ead Stel wan céfarced Venta aud Pantaloons of the newest and richest. designe it le a Garden Spot of 10 acres, within a few Dr ene eae ae aetlieee WASHINGTON, D. C : ; as, at trimming and To yon who tes? drive of the market, with good modera i t Aueti } 234 instant AVING 2 lishment a de} death wil: be deeply regretted by a large to with commendation, in the last annual re- cellence with son ond Legon tigi ueiionte aa lock p. m., ct to a deed of Meee tee aveecenn at GaET A. aa circle of friends in and around Washington. His funeral will take place to morrow after, | Pott of the Buard, inr largest and most altractive stock of gooda ver offer i ‘espect to the expedien- geen padres Meda is offered from one ofthe | a Farm of 100 acres, a few miles from the | je west hail © frontivg thirty | dresared to make to order Shirts of superior quality oliatel the erection of | this city at «very reduced scal {,'" | city, said to be worth $12,000, but I will sell it for | fe e south side of F str etween Lith and | ind finish. - cy of commencing imm i noon, at 4 p.m, from his late residence. substantial porn spare im those parts of the 89,000 cash. 14th, running back one panes = et to a thirty feet | particular attention paid to measuring, fitting and city in whish the most Pi ing necessity for slaves, and a fine harness | alley, improved by a frame Buildiog and anew brick 'y at the shortest notice. " Te: them exist — f the late . for 2 ctor, as he is perfectly broke | Stable. Bosoms, worked and plain ® Eciipss.—Thousands of our residents - erento New York awarded their ching. ‘This Lot is in the best of localities, and in a fast ; worked and plain French Cuffs were gratified, last night, with » view of the| _ “The Trustees, inconclasion, beg leave to re- persone Lager bod eign’ renee wuperiority of Pho-} ‘To secure great bargais cal! at #28 13th street, | imp: oving pari of the city. :> Shirts of all qualities occultation of the planet Venus; persons in | fer to former reports of the Board on this gub- | Mr. W: also received two Matsinat ihe Wore Fare, Lon-| between F and G. GEO. F. MASSEY, ‘Tide indisputable. We shall give this branch our especial attention, some parts of the city standing in crowds to|J*¢t, and moro especially, to the annual mes- <iczoupn wp! fre bon sed id (Sree ap 17-3" Agent. Terms sp TE Pe &CO., Aue and use every effort to give satiafaction in price, A ; iand Institute for three |] — a LL, BARI . is i witness the celestial spectacle. ‘ihe predio- | 48° of the Mayor, presented to the Councils past FFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT.—Three 317 Pa. avenue, corner of 2th st. a no eee: tions of the astronomers proved true. In| in month of Ootober last. eghiiphirate Gallery inthis ctty on Pa. aveune, betw. good rooms over our store for rent. Being in] ap 18—dts (Intel, Gentlemen's Fernishing Goods in every style and Baltimore, according to the American of that the centre of business, they are admirably adapted | — § . city, the phenomenon could only be seon| Tae Warre House Pavitii0s.—We yes- | {7s PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE —Rronchitis, Cough, | for Lawyers, Ph ns, Agents, &¢. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctionecr. sar“ ior stock of Gloves. from elevated positions, but this was not| terday noticed workmen busily engaged in| diseases cline Feonis Soret Serorals, fe. —For ail See tos B ipsa seal eee WALL & STEraENS the case in Washington. It was observable | Cutting down the high bank on the western | Glersyman jout informs us it bas corel nite or Beenahite 324 Pa. av., betw. 9th and 10th sta. 1; hold Effects ctim —On TUESDAY Pa. avenue between 9h and 10th ning, April 24, at 10 o’clock, I shall Also, 394 Pa. avenue, 3 doors east of N: ience of E. Lailouette, Esq, on the south onal Hotel. ap ll—ev6t No. 267. WASHINGTON STOVE MANUPACT from the streets, though the moon and Venus| 22d the woods on the southern side of the pa- ofmaMer N's VEOR ‘ TEE By ite mild ac- see were near the horizon. The planet hid itself} Villion, so as to give freer scope to the southerly | tion on the siomach, liver and kidneys, will cure Dyapep. a RENT—THE STORE HOUSE NOW Oc- a aac: ketmeen 20th aed Ait ne under the dark edge of the moon afew min-| ud westerly winds, and thus render more | *!*.. ux, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains cupied by Barnes & Mitchell, on Pa. avenue. | pumiy i Housekeeping Effects, comprising utes before nine o'clock: the one, as it ap-| ®iry and pleasant this summer resort. The | mutism, Gov ata, Newel Coupler , | between Sth and Sth streets. Possession given on iasisas maueeey cas Pre suiting ° ‘ C b repr : 15ih M: Xt, on which time the pnt lease . ag ohatioange s peared, blending with the other; but the two, | marshy ground in the vicinity is also being | Worms «x4 Nervous Debilities—with all dieeases. arial te g fore = aera DIXON, Sipe te ny farved do Parlor Chairs, Rockers after the lapse of twenty minutes, were again| filled up. A large bowling saloon is also in a ievueatans rare (hsb ber, *C ate rble top Centre Table, Whatnot S. E. corner of Pa. av. and Eleventh strect, visible in the heavens. It was a calm, beau- | PT0cess of construction. These improvements "s Seat Cee a ee eee Oe ROM CL UT’ | Pair Sf handenene mebageny Oana Tables Sole Agency for tiful night; the weather pleasant and May-| Will add greatly to the attractions of the pa- ‘AS 4 SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE, Carter's] _ ap 16—lw* Bronze Chandeliers and érop light for gas CHILSON, GOULD & 00’8 like; and the spectacle was in a high degree | Villion. — Spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent above all others, Excel!ent parior and chamber Carpets W ing and Ventilatin: r ratus, interesting to all who witnessed the phenome-| Tux SuanpeR Suir—Wm. T. Dove against | ening sud vivitying sn son ou the Liver shut Parlor aad Ghamtas onthe tea co ne ueiniions — —_ = wd * * s rst am jronze Hlattree, a am! “4 Bon. . J. H. McBlair—was continued to-day Ba tendency, to, drive all inimors to the surface, thereby | second floors, handsomely furnished, is for rent with | Fxeellent mahog-ny Wardrobes Me tidy ven Cook R > The following named witnesses have been | tion, ite harmless, and at the prescrip, | or without board. There is gas in the house and a| Dressing Bureaus, Toilet Sets Union Double-Oven ng bangs, Merropouitax Mucuanics’ Institcote.—At “4 a es v » ¢ the same time extraordinary Kood i 7 SONDR. N, s, “ & meeting of the Metropolitan Mechanics’ In- examined for the plaintiff: Charles H Win, | cts, and the number of cures testified to by many of the} bath room. Apply at MRS. NICHOLSON’S, No. tage Bedsteads, Washstands J. L. MOTT’S (of New York) der, Rey. Charles A. Davis, W. P. Moran, citizens of Richmond, Va., and elxewh 270 H street, corner of Eighteenth. Su hair and husk M: 8 ' ' W.B. Iss, Jemes Yous thevce hon must be conclusive evidence tha: the > kambas about ap sia ® nuke INVINC!BLE DOUBLE-OVEN RANGE, Maple cane-seat Chairs, Rockers stitute, held last night, the following officers ere elected for the ensuing year : President, te — = ‘The trial of a single bottle will satisfy the most sceptical = K = ‘oseph Henry; First Vice President Jobn H. Eaton, and A. G- Southall. a ‘is OR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR-| fgyecilent damask Curtains, Shades and fixtures Constantly on hand, and receiving LATROBE Moban ; atl Charles F. wee Gee The evidence was with reference to the pro- Sen atracitsenssit {0 cacther cola: lors and Chambers, with board. ; Bolsters and Pitows , ‘ STOVES, for heating two stories; Parlor and Cham- Joseph Bryan ; fourth, Wm. B. Todd; Cor | Pagation of thealleged slander by Mr. MoBlair. DR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT} SMITHS O33 Fara Bi aicea sei Miers at pare a maclng veg beers a Dining 8s OVER . r Bh : i i 5 4 a 3. stre: p T f sal 25 and unde ch; t sum al arlor, Chamber and Di 4 yeaponding Seoretary, Thomas Rich; Record-|, 18° testimony for the plaintiff has been |[O7?E,< 4 acredit of sixty aad ninety daye, for approved en-| Plain, ‘Tinned and Enameled tron HOLLOW There are fow things which eiford us grester pleasure! 7 ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.| dorsed notes bearing interest ing Seer . Peter M. Pearson; Financial | OToUSbt to 2 close; and that for the defence land German Bitters, because w: 150 a year will be received for the rent of The above Furniture is nearly new and excellent ee ie variety. Secretary, Henry Janney; Treasure: will probe bly be commenced this afternoon. WARE; Bioek Tin, Pinnished and Ja,anned WARE F. Bayly; Librarian, Holl i conferring * public ‘benetit, au! those ‘new and convenient cottages at Kendall] quality JAS. C. McGU!RE, of which will be sold at the lowest possible tors: Phineas J. Steer, Thomas Creaser, Val- Five Music.—Phe store of our next door ee ee rack roe Gesth vr ee Ja {iver complaint, | Green, with two acres of ground, stable, wood shed] “apr 18—d Auctioneer. | rates, that will compare favorably with any Estab Edmo: neighbors, Hilbus & Hits, is often occupied ° it i hand | and other conveniences attached. Pumps of pure lishment south of New York. ee eerste sence pure ha as a free concert-room, during the da: for the [oad buly by Dre Gs, CHSON ah ie ‘Geruan Medicine| water are near the door, and communicat on is had By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. examination of my stock ie earnestly solicited. O'Neil, and Thomas Berry. There are twenty- private accommodation and gratification of | ®t N°. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, ee with Georgetown by Way of H and Seventh streets JUAB NG Li on Qlst stree NG. See advertisement. & i d aft th at Auction.—On FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at | ——— four direotors, one third of whom are elected | ‘B® !overs of instrumental harmony. Yester- aint fare, for ihe accommedation of clerke in the | 5 O’clock p. m., in front of the premises, two hand-| NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. day, Mr. Ahrend, thao whom there is not, i i - 99% fee and OVER the period of three years. T 'Y> J io d ents. some building I.ots, having a front of 22}¢ feet each RY BARRON & BOLOMON 8TO oath Lemley Soe named was daca to ay perhaps, a more accomplished performer on pared to Sila ™ gene the advantage of this great” reduction | on 2lst street, between G and H streets north, te- ‘ave this day formed a Copartnership for the Lager made vacant by the election of| ‘2° Viclincello. together with M’ll Boye, the J on accommodating term of rent immediate application must be made to the | ing parts of eriginal Lots Nes 8 snd 9, in Square | ju ing on the Wood and Coal business ® the place y, °F) pianist, and Mr. Palmer (formerly known hysician’s prescriptions at all hours of the day and night. | undersigned, either by letter, or at his house at| 1¢2. The two lots have a front of 45 feet, running | jq all its brane a apt We tee eeset Sresear:r. bert Heller) whose skill on the last named ns Sight ate oe De int oe tae See Sete: Kendall Green, after office hours, where the keys{ bak 100 feet, with a 10 fovt side alley. Our yards are situated on the corner of 2st and instrument is a matter of notoriety, gave api¢—tm _________ may be had and the houses inspected at any time. Title indisputable. . 2 I streets, Washington, and on the moal, near ‘ y. 4 CARD TO THE LADIES.—GOOD NEWS FOR THE] Several of these residences will be sold on liberal] | ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in 1 and 2 years | Semmes’s planing mill, Georgetown At either of Aw Auist —A little fellow was knocked in pcharming impromptuconcert at Hilbus & Hi's’s J 07 sick, ® hesiaa: WM. STICKNEY, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. the above places personsin want of Wood and Coat the head, several days ago, by a colored lad | ™usicsaloon. aes DUrOnoy: oe ee for re No.4, Kendall Green. A deed given and a deed of trust taker of the very best quality, and on the mort reasonable After the former had sufficiently recovered) Sreatinc Eaas.—Joe Williams, a colored § iieving aud curiug all painful, distressing, and difficult men-| N, B.—Rents paid quarterly in advance. GREEN & SCOTT, terms, will at all umes find an a equa’, tf from his injuries to walk out, be described the| boy, was taken to the guard-house last night pesky) rebencap ion! ell pies gat trhaes ills are's Tt 2 = —. mA cedars lied with rl geri “ey die assailant to offcer Wise, accompanying the| by several gentlemen, who arrested hin for|ouue. : : By J McGUIRKE, Auctioncer. en RRON & STOV: last named to one of the brickyards, and iden- | obtaining of various times, one hundred dozen es RUSUrel tre precsoe hich conceal e Pocuiation tee nate ae ee aa eines RUST E'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROFER- P Georgetown, D.C., Apri 10th, 1855. ee tifying him in’ the person of Jobs a eggs from John i. Wilton. He pretended | jugresienvs nica small bulk, thus rendering ie unuece for eash or shart credit, beautifully located on 3d st-, ty-—On MONDAY afternoon, April 24, at 5] aprit—dim ; , just before the a Aare e was sent from the mail boat for the | for delicate females to take large doses of uauscous deuk*- | near the City Hall, being a part of Lot 15, Square | 0’clovk, on the premises, by virtue o! < ——— —— —- certain horse, which was pointed out. Mr. | eggs, asking for twenty-five dozen at a time. | Df apance’s Pills are the result of over THIRTY YEAR 532, having a front of 26 feet and 93 feet 3 inches | trust to the rubscriber, one dated May 10, 1547, and GRAND OPENING OF MANTILLAS. Richards, the proprietor, swore that the horse| The last lot of was recovered; but Mr. | Tey lieve been advertised for a litti one year, yet deep, and has the privilege of a brick wall adjoin-| recorded in liber W_ B , No. 134, folio 163, Ke , the AXWELL & BRO. are now opening (in the i 3 ble all that d. but} Wilson is still th SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES ing. Apply to other dated Juve 10, 1847, and recorded in liber W. room over their store) the Jargest, cheapest, was not only in t! table ay, ison is still the loser of seventy-five d have already been sold, and the demand for them rapidly tn- | ‘78° E. K. LUNDY. B., No. 135, folio 470, &c-. two of the land records Bele angen dyer pare sens no that Carroll was at work inthe yard. Toll Williams was examined this morning be! creases wherever they become known. They have been Wo. 286. Bridge stiect, Georgetown b.c. | for Washingion county, in the District ef Columbia, | Spring and Summer Mantillas, comprising ot the has a brother employed at ano’ber brickyard, | Captain Birch, who sent him to jail for trial | Woroughly tried in Washington, and found to act like f = 4 [shall sel’, on the premises, lots numbered 10, 11, | novelties of the season, viz : who resembles him very closely, and also/ at the Criminal Court. drives a horse bearing a resembiance to that of Mr. Richards But the injured boy de soot SSOSEK | 1,14 15, and 16, in square No 355, rontingon Lith |"°"“The Cremona Dew OR RENT—THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES, | street west, between nd G streets south, with the Moire Antige, talmas containing six rooms, each situated on Pierce | improvements, ci nsisting of an excellent two story Moire Anuque Scarfs ongol by all Druggists in Washington, Georgetown and ar aandria, Va. mar L- Tar Western Hoss.—We learn that this ; all the new Books snd News between L and M sireets, being but four| brick dwelling house. i clared that John was the — = hed - pew fro company, i recently organized in the | peperaas atau puoiiaed. ie sagen sit sruareefrom the Railroad Depot; would make good| ‘Terme: One third cash; the residue in six, twelve Lay — 8 an its new hose vale ther Magasines, and o iro and Stati at] residences. Rent moderate. Apply to CHARLES] and exghteen months, with interest, w be secured| wy p_ branch of our business we was promptly dismissed on the first of May, when the eompany will [rig tered corre oe eons Pa prenue and 436 at THOMA, on the opposite side of the strect. to the satisfaction of the trustee. 4 E are eerste at less prices than parade for its reception. We are told by a ap 4—lm* git NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee. any other house in Washir on. : : = JAS. C. McGUIRE, & BRO., member of the company that the cost of the CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR-| jyar7—eo ‘Auctioneer. MAXWELL & BR Fruit —Our farmers and gardeners in the MARRIMKD. | " 5 r send 9h and 10th ets. District, and th ning counties of Maryland | carriage will be about $600. We hope their] On tue 19th instant, by the Rev. L_L. Gillis, Mr. tane —A lady having acquired @ competency _ Pa. avenue, between and Virginia, j Ee prospect of | brother firemen will give them acordial wel-| sEREMIAH R. HURLEY to Miss CECILIA VIR-| Athe Millinery eons 4 ae acdirons of Gicpes |. 07: The above sale is postponed un. | _ap ¥i—codt a fice fruit season, believing that unless some | come into the service. GINIA, eldest daughter of the late Jno. R. Hendley, ing of her establisimnent, and retiring into private ess oe CALLAW, Tr MICHAEL NOURSE, unusual change should occur in the season, both of this city. t, by the Rev. life. Her location is one of the best in the city, aad JAMES ©. McGUIRE, NOTARY PUBLIC AND AGENT FOR BOUNTY there will bea plentiful yield. We loarned| Tae Rev. nt J. Lawrenson, formerly is oe de Neg Pred ican deg Boma = re opportunity for one acquainted with the irons 6 gentlemen, whe Sos tes Teeny + Be ee ene cane an el | iege, Mr. D. A. O'BYRNE, of Savannsh, Gecrgia, | Curios - id bi er ow Bference 0: e PB r Benn Clements % i _R. L. Dashiell, located Building Lots, 24 feet front by ee! J M of the § late Congress, he rps Levan ae in yen ea, F Bi Pop en we W ood. | deep, On streets, can, until epring, bv bought] BY is @ practical manufacturer in metal, ha deciarauions and papers for soldiers, " , and bloom sud the ground fresen hard. and it con uf ALARM oF Fire, last ev Was | ford c unty, Kentucky, to Miss MARY E. BIRCK- | at the exceeding low ‘price of $70, payable §3 per assoriment of Balves pated NUMBERS of rious | orphans. ep [4—eo6t month ‘Title indisputable. pal ie make numbers uses, a mee me a and Office, 7th st., Mme OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES- vols, ap 3—law&ds Auction fi ‘CLAIMS, AND FOR THE CONNEC- - —— sa yr MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM- PANY Or HARTFORD, terms and particulars apply at this mar 29—1m_ is that the fruit in that region is destroyed | call of a meeting having been mist: for an he 17th instant the Rev. W. L. Childs, Union I. pews in Churche, and for hacks, to suit all tastes, | . by the frost. We hope the yield will be suf- invitation to haul out {ie machines to suppress THOMAS © BROUKE and MARY. KERVAND above Odd Fellows? Hall. end is confident at the low price they will be mate | ‘ tinued to freeze for several days after. The| false; the ringing of an engine jor the | nea, of this city. sington, by R. R. Madden. M- B. | ip our neighborhood @ conflagration. DAVIS, both of this city. jan 96m JOHN FOX, Secretary. | that it will suit the purchaser. ap FRANCK