Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1855, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (BXCEPT SUNDAY,) At the Star Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Kieverth streat, By W. B. WAL LACH, Wit be served to subecribers in the cities of Waah- ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadephia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, pagnhle weekly to the Agents. To mail subscribers the subseription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FS@TY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL |—_ LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR VOL. V . | THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This eucetiew Pamtly and News Journai—can taaning a greseer variety of imenresting reading thas can be found in any other—ts publimhed on Saturday OG Casm, ivvamiapey mm apvance. GQ Single copies (in wrappers) eam be procured at the counter, immediately after the issue of we paper. Price—Tmnge cawrs. PosTMasTERs who act as agents wii be aflewer a Cotmission of twenty per ec nt, NO. 725. fe THREE MONTHS. (Suiete eoriss onze Oxrr. it WASHINGTON, D. G., T UESDAY, MAY 1. 1855. oe : ’ =. : ae ————— nN CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS | @>( RE WARD.—My servant girl, Marg: ,. Anetion ales. ete = Joun Ommawan amaap oe 4 Zanuen. 1 o- 267. ; \HB Canal Packet CONG RESS having been |$50 et, Telt my house on New York avenue, |” __ We Fy oh i Vv EN I N G STA R “lA Francisco relates the fol- As TON STOVE MINUFACTIRY, thorougi:ly repaired, and put in first rate the 25th instant, and it isbelieved she hed bean ¢e-| 23 ¢ meGUIRE. Auctlonccr” | sam 2 Dall +|A San Fra paper &. E. corner of Pa. av. and Eleventh street, Grader, wil! commence ranningon MONDAY, pptiperton cei peatiy ot the District sag gas PROVED PROPERTY AT THE Navy LIFRON THE FEONITER seipgs : caprey ng cmi | occurred lately Sole Agency for the 30th instant, for the transportation passengers lee ken in Washingt init y: dd vered ti Yard at Public Auction.—On TUE®DAY afier- 4 v at ashoe store in ci ‘y: The parties \CHILSON, GOULD & CO’S and light freighi between Georgetown nd the above | ech io about fee fot hich *fwen'y-one years | Noon, May 8th, at 5% o'clock, on the Premises,1| Alletterin the New York Herald, dated! concerned were the proprietor of the Warming and Ventilating Apparatus, |" "rye Bout wit eave tre ones WN Ritee tor |" a8e, Copper color raber Usui) Foved se'be arit | he comer of south Thea Gavan tenet" | Fontenslle Oity,, Nebraska, Lercitors, t store ded « John Ohionmnas. Examining M. POND & €O.’S (of Boston) the Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES.- | quick wv all ere oben pee as Feet pal ting 49 feet agen ete poy omy cant y> erritory, P a . i in Washington. je ELL. ro) 0 iY et, eet on 71 Unien Double-9 ven Cooki ng Range, AY mornings, at 7 o’clock, aud the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAY, | . 2? 28—ro%t* street, with the improvements, consisting of three April 1, gates sad description of life on the J. L. MOTT’S (of New York) PRURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour, | 1) PERSONS DECLINING HOUSE Mitac: Oo bent pense, Faby) Seen frontier, in the course of which the writer INVINCIBLE DOUBLE-OVEN RANGE, te reception hed lancting Repos tnd freight, KEEPING—PURNITURE BOUGHT ! and 18 months, for notes secured by a deed Of trust | SAYS: Jonstantly on hand, and rreeiving LATROBE | SPS and returning” PONS gees Housekeepin; wehing | ee AARC, McOUIRE Yesterday some seven Punka Indians sroves, gp Spoteonne Bas Bg and Cham |. P2s*sge through either way $2, shorter distances to avoid the trounle and expense incident to a AS.C. JIRE, a pair of boots, the price of which was five dollars, John inquired: «How muchee you axee for umbootee?” Tn a spirit of waggery, it is presuma- 2 ble, the owner replied: GRATES, Enartled and J ed Cooking, | 8 the same raves. That is t0 say,from Georg:town | public auetion, will find us at all times prepared to ap Sl—eokds vest Asertoneer, _ visited us. They came down fully equip- “Two dollar and a halfee, John. Very ber Jor, Chamber and Dining Rona St OWES, | (2 Great Falls 50 cents; Seiec1 75 cents; Edwards | purchare their entire household effects, for which | By GREKN & SCOTT, Auctioneers, | Pd for stealing or fighting, in single file ; | cheap bootee, anitee? Fok, Sea et ee ed Pe ce nr eT BUS ae Boat at mod ee Ry ihe hiaheat cash eVing a aurpiu: of new | (ALUAR! E BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. | We Teceived them in the oliowing orde «Cheap bootee,”’ said John, who there- Walle, Bioek Tin, Planished and Ja,anned WARE | ,, Meals served regularly on board the Boat at m nad comak NITURE ow aa nce they nt Aap ot Aa May, = The edit r of te Arrow, lyinz on his] upon examined a pair and concluded to All of which will be sold at the lowest possibie 70GN Nitehg ess spplieatiin| ‘ brits my Coomes Lot No. 1, in square No 4 ree! front o1 Soun nae Dee der ygeed fy ah ar ogy ya a brawn! _— thi. fore will compare favorably with any Batab CHARLES MERRELL, New and second hand Furniture Dealers, sireet west of sixty feet, and fifty fet on north Kat. | Ng 1s » ; arshal 0! th erri- ut, Sar dealer in eather, this emt seat of New Week. ap 23—Im Captain, No 369 Seventh st., between Laud K, | |, The above is a handsome corner lot, coutdining }tory leaning Against a'wood pile, with] 1s only enough for one boot. They are An eraalaation of my stock tag ae pm ——— ER ap 28—ron* taree thousand square feet, fronting on the street aorse pistols in each hand; Colonel of| two dollars ands half a pi boots sp 13—mm s PREMIUM MINERAL WATER. re i ; at m on pecve—two "DENTISTRY. WV Exrecectutly eal the attention of ape $20,000 worth Boots & Shoes. _ 7 —_ chin —_ ona Somer oe - an ' : B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of te firm ot | x41, WATERS: ust such os that Wetec ree SPRING SUPPLY. * Nos. 15 and 17, in Square No. 22, | arrelled shot gun; an honest Scotch-} John was som Hunt & Donaldson, coniinues to. eda Silver Medal by the Metroplitan Mechanics? inches, the other 51 feet, | map, just back of the wagon, watchin IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUNK] ou Virgina avenue, betwen St and os herent 2 3 J ESTABLISRMERT. wesi, having an average depth of about one bundred Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, | #11 six feet. 4 _ Tenns tor the first named property wiil be one | the first red skin that showed fight, ard equal, if not superior, to anything of the kind in te “SHOES, wea Teo assortment of BOOTS, | fourth cash ; we balnnce in six, twelve and eight the rest of our company variously en- These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each | United Staies. Ladies. ieror he wisedoasiaed Property, one fourth eash; | gaged around the a They shook particular case, and their resemblance to the natu- : 4 1000 oO bronze, colored and black Gaiters, manufacture and iusert those beautiful Wisk, Institute to eur extensive manufactory. | scenes terth, with or without gums, **" 027 In addition to the above we also bottle Ale, Pi podny “ ppd gh ge _ = fed the first | '@%, Champagne Cider, Root Reer and Mead, all mm at the Mechanies* Institute Pair, reeently will need bat one trial to decide in its being J Bea in this city he would not buy—and demanded the return of his money but the leather deal- er was inexorable. «No, John,” said the latter, “you have got one boot and have paid me for it. Now give me another piece just like this the warlike display; the Commissary Genera’, with a huge club ready to train er rove reap year Paprggt Melita fered Webmeteny in all | bands around with us, spent an hour in} and take the other.” water ee es romplly attended 10, 1000 do do do heel do | thedayorenle. © oe trying to make us understand Indian.| John saw the drift of the game, and was Particular attention also paid to filling and pre Unor Boilies Depat, | 53 See do clippers & | Tins instepatable, shook hands again, and filed off in search | at once resolved. Glan eniians todd epcrssions women: Neat 7 Green street, Georgeiown, D.C. | 750 pairs ladies moroeco and kid Heel Boots ena | “°° siven and a dere of truss taken of abetter market for horses and sealps.| “Well,” said he, “this bootee mine, Office aeons corner Seventh and ee sp %6—ddw. : — ap 3—d Auctioneers, In a iy ddys ih a Gea gomg up the ae ary sa yl wance on D. mar 0 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! sega an oe — a regrets ana| By &. 8) WRIGHT, Auctioneer, {Tier pol = ¢ old Umaha Indian vi pa said ealer. a DENTISTRY. JOHN H. smMOOT, colored Gaiters, 62 to 1 00 GEORGETOWN. tage, and perhaps across to the Pawnee nd you no give me other ; , public atten South side of Bridge street, near High, TH 3000 do = do__colered, black, and white kid and ATLY GEORGETOWN, D. C., H* recrived and is now offering a very general ‘Teeth, with Continvous Gum—the very a‘sortment of 4 PERFECTION OF THE ART. Thisstyle of Teeth SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. has the following advantages over all others, viz: Th his stock ‘vill be found a good assortment of GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM- | of newstyle FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Light Spring Silks ye DESIRABLE PRIVATE RE*IpENCE | Indian village before returning to the set- - x at Auction.—6y virtue of the authority verted | ¢) ents. 1000 do children’s Shoes, all colors, 95 my: by the jast will and testament of Emily Cor- a . f fo a vl Gents, Boys and Youths. coran, deceasrd, I will sell, at public auction, on alk of comfort and pleasure, sur 1700 Gents Patent Leather and Calf Boots, 1 25 to] WEDNESDAY, the 2d May next, at 5 o'clock p m. | rounded by the turmoil and confusion of 70 to the highest bidder, on the premises, the very de. z 7 Salt 355 1300 do do do — Oxford, Cony, | sirable jot, and dwelling house thereon, late te res. | ® city life why, itis no more to be com- bootee?” asked John. “Not without the money,” said the o'her. “Well,” said John, “Ido um bootee what T please—I cuttee um up. morcco Slippers, for May Balis and Kossuth Shoes ’| idence of the deceased; situated on West st, be- = to this than wolf meat is to good} And thereupon John whipped out a respects, and in some others excelling. Best make black do 500 di do kid, cloth, lasting Cony | tween Congress and Washington streets, George- | je; ison. illi by spection is respectfully solicited. Please call and Bereges, Grenadines, Tissnes - Gaitere,1 50 103 50 J town, one of the most desirable parts of the town JJ Venison. Ten million acres of the see imens. , knife, cut the boot to pieces and threw it into the street exclaiming as he de- Bik modes and bright col’d Challies CAUTION.—No other Dentist in the District of Berege and Challey Detaines, Mousselines 3000 Boys’ do kid, cloth and calf Hoots | for a private residence. Columbia has a right to make this style of Teeth. loveliest country in the world around Real Prench Ct d Brilliante and Pumps ee pe dcaa vague ap tert ee ee sare us—not a white man in twelve or fifteen | parted— neh Chintzes and Brillian Youths’ Shoes of atl descriptions. other ro»ms, in , besides a fine cellar; and | stag nn, A ets im - N. B.—Teeth constitutionally healthy, plugged Organdie and Jaconet Lawns he above stock is perhaps the Jargest and mvost | is suitable for # large family. There is a good ciz- | Biles—no corporation restrictions, or ac- Thatam my bootee—that other be and warranted for life. Real imported Lawns, fast colors, at 12¥4e. Office and house at No. 299 E street. near the desirable in the city, trom which to make selections. | tern in the yard, and other coveniences, including a Real Prench and Scotch Embroideries, cheap It embraces every variety, and will be sold at the | stable, separated from the house lot by an alley Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons lowest prices. 8. P. HOOVER, opening on Washington street ; and the title to the Emb’d and plain Linen Cambrie Handkerchicfs tions for trespass —plenty of geese, ducks, pour bootee, you sell um to next fool brants, deer, wolves, prairie hens, &c. Chinaman what come along.” corner of Pennsylvania avenue and }4th street. ap 4—¢ Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk Establishm’t. | whole ix believed to be unquestionable. &c , within r fle shot—plenty of good} At last accounts the boot dealer was TO THE LADIES. Phd ig sok ig , and Plaid Mua ap 25—eodt Saag peal alc ptlhines tril irse ege colon! coffee and whiskey to drink—no wives to] looking for the man with the wooden . aconet, Swiss, Nainsook, and a ‘uslins ance in one and two years, with interest: the de. } . MISS S J. THOMPSON —o figured and dotted” do TAKE NOTICH. ferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on on ke sto uk lo pee a wi a sell the odd boot, now prepared to show our la! jou’s Kid and Alexander’s Silk Gloves, all the property. eather 0 sleep On—no Formali- | 20! Si @:. well selected stock of Mi ee cad > 8! [NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. | "4,P,PT soe complied with within ave |e beds P penses. which she has just opened, of uy Ladies, Misses, and Gents’ Hosiery, all kinds Parasols of every shade and price Rich English fast colors Prints at 1214 With a first race assortment of ties to be bored with—no rents to pay— and plenty of goed, strong buckskin breeches to wear. Why, we would not ange one hour of this giorious nature’s life, surrounded by lovely scenery fresh from the hand of God, for munths of pam- test styles which we are selling et the lowest prices, and we cordially invite the ladies to cal! early and have the first selections. We would also respectfully call their attention to oar large and hand hand-ome stock of Fancy Goods Perfumery, Gloves, Hosi &c,. which we can sell @ unasually low p a > W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under | days fro . the hen f of sale, the subscriber reserves T « the United States Hotel, has just received aj the right to re-sell the property, on one werk’s pub- large supply of Spring and Summer Goods, and is | lic notice, at the risk and cost of the delinquent pur- how prepared to offer grcat bargains to all in want | chaser. MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. of good and fashionsble clothing. His “ Ready- All conveyancing at cost of purchas:r, : Also. Sheetings and Shirtings of the best makes in e Clothing ” will be soid at tue following low _H. C. MAITHEWs, and Cottons prices : Executor o” Emily Corcoran, deceased. pths, amasks, Napkins. Towellings, Fur Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, of thin EDWAKD 8. WRIGHT, niture Chintzes, white Spreads Wmre Movrxinc Daess.—Hew beautiful and appropriate is white at the funeral of a young maiden—typical of purity and expressive of gentleness and ireedum from the stain of earthly blem- ‘CHINSON & MUNPO. cloth or cassimere, for @12 ap 19—eots Auctioneer, — city life. There is an unalloyed|ish. ‘There is a lightness and etheresl No. 310 Pennsylvania a Domestic Goods generally. Fine Black Frock and’ Dress Coats, from @10 to — ---——- ~~ } pleasure in it, concerning which your old] character about it admirabl adapted to mar — eee eee Se Having made large purchases from the Philadel 15. By J. 0. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. " ‘ y Good Business Coats for 37. phia and New York auctions, Iam prepared to of Blac <a . - et 2 ents jack and Fancy Pants, t:om $3 to $7. } 1 gine nate 00 eat OF premipt customers. | sre ceities and SUK Vous, from §2 1° $3. hoe WILLARD’S HOTEL, He keeps always on band a large assortment of } O'd Point Comfort, Va. fogydom of the States know as little hew to appreciate as a Hottentot does of the blessings of civilization or the hog of the glories of salvation. the occasion, contrasting with the solemn sack-clolh with which grief is accus- tomed to be clothed. We wish we could see it generally IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK- ING UP HOUSEKEEPING. ERSONS removing from the city, and wi ta to dispose of their Furniture and He keeping u faney articles, such as Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Um- ' brellas, &e. Oue second-hand gold rob Chai id Seal, cost ensils, &e., without the trouble of sending them ‘Sole Agent for the eale of Scott's Fashions,’ | €50 Ferimseashe EARLY DAYS oF SILAS WRIGHT. “ese mgt Bo ny enna 4 peti gpa pce ype wag jatuagnificent Bummer Hotel is now bein Hf Aited PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. 1 Ae ens & SNES, —— A friend, who was an old acquaintance} stead of the requisition of social custom nikecenes and others will do well by calling ill be opened on the N eof bg aod tomer ence tot 1 Ritchee Furne of the late Hon. Silas Wright, related co} in wasn its = beyond certain ap 26—Im 317 Pennsylvania avenne © proprietors also take rhuch pleasure in saying 4 5 A nm, which h iv is ,00r widow who is doomed b that they will be prepared aud happy to aceamme age y, to fur | and H streets, at 10 9’clock a. m , by vir.uc of a dee: | HAT, hich he received from his own] y ——— . ish music for B ades, Pi , Ex. | of trust from said Baldwin to the subscriber, bearing | lips, and as we have never seen it in print, | mels of society to envelop herself in the A CARD date from the first of May suy wh0 may favor them | Cornions: wer, o poneibios by ap. | date the 7th day of February, 158 and duly record: | although it may have been, we give it to| ueavy folds of bombegine for years— , > perce lying to FREDERICK PROSPERI, Li . | ed in one of the land records for ington county : 5 Pg \* Economy 13 the read to wealth. | an aoe PROSPERI, Conductors HILU in the Di-trict of Columbia, a | the goods and chat- | OUT Teaders : and to be weighed down with its oppres- Great Reduction in the price of Hats & Caps. al = i ny: : : E TA tels specified in said deed, viz: Mr. Wright left home at an early age, | ive heat at (he summer solstice, because NPVHE undersigned, having made arrangements Baths (ree fur the guests. he : ‘ard. Saas rere arm. ecading and ther Chaice to ‘‘seek his fortune,’ having, by way] itis expected of them. We have often saty supplied with the vey Boot Moleskin’ ox | 222 ©. C. WILLARD & BROS fm | Three fine painted Cottage Chamber 8 cf car bly possessions, a fine hors», sad-| ‘elt for them, and known their health te , ee e_ y DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, EVANS PLATED WARE. Feather Beds, Bedding them at the uaprecedented low price of § . dle and bridle, a pair of saddic-bags|scriously injured by such necessity. Is it not really a fashion—yes, a fashion it must be called—and should it not be modified so as to be expressive of sorrow without being destructive of comfort or of health? Why should there not be a summer costume adapted for mourning, if black must be used, which is only 4 - > Hair and shuck Mat resse: % Py r Cuucdasdinteaeramn Pa. avenue between 12th and 13h sts cnt Americas PLATED EADS ch on | China: Giabe an Grockecyware; Table Cutiery | 80d five hundred dollars in money, which worth from $3,50 to $4; and ¥ 200d | 4 HH" just returned from the North with a large ery low, we would call the | Parlor, stair and Chamber Carpets, Gilcloth was in bills and deposited in his saddle- able Hat at $2.50, worth trom $3 to $3.50 . Bie = asso ep eset te Silk Baer ers in want of anytlung in the mpegs begs. He took a western course, and in Also, Beebe & Co’s Hats, mueh less advance | © e is selling at $3 each, of the same quality our stock. Wee feel satisfied indeed ; 5 a than they have been here u: old in this city. usually sold in this city for $4 our assariment and prices cannot fail, bu: suit. ocks, Shovel aud Tongs travelling one day he overtook a man Pirst-rate beaver Hats $3,5 He tikew: We name in part, T'ea Setts, of a great variety of | Cooking, Radiator and othe Phat with a wagon and furniture, and an old All kinds of soft HATS and CAPS very low. atterns, Water Pitchers, Castors, Eeg Coddivre, | With a good lot of Kitchen Requisi ! span of horses, apparently emigrating In order to sell at the above low prices the cash above he has increased his | Waiters, Saits, Forks, Spoons, &c. All of whic Terms: All sums of d Th hi ae ae Jato B system must be adopted ; consequently th stock of Ladies? BONNETS and RISANDS, which be sold at such prices as will inawce 35 | S25a credit of 60 and o de ere Was nothing particu arly attrac- hase will not be charged from filteen v he is determined to seil at exiraordinrry low prices. gee wanting goods of this description to purch endoreed notes, bearing iu ENNETT, Truace. | t¥¢ Ot first view in the person or equip-| Suitable for winter? A plain white cam- Sie oe SS Sea S56 Caer ce ss "GREEN & scOTT, | age, but upon a closer inspection, Mr. | bric dreas—with everything white and . joy of Todd” AW AWAY.—@10 KEWARD.—J ONIN, ' age * | apr 2l—eokds Aucuon-ers. | Wright discovered the daughter of the] plain to suit, with a single black ribbon sane Ay yotiaes Hoc 4 st., T my negro man, aged about 50 years, ran away FOR RENT—A House, on Maryland avenne, be- 2 8 s f the} P thet P= Gideon seanet Penk . | from my farm in Alexandria county, Va.,on Mon }tWeen Sixth and Seventh streets, north side, con- By GREEN & *Cv TT, Aucttoneare OUSENOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at Auction —On THURSDAY, the 3d ¢ of May, we shall sell, at the reside: of agente man declining housekeeping. at the corner ot 6th st. and Massachusetts avenue, (the y will designate the house) at 10 o’ciock a. m., an excellent a-sort- ment of Furniture, vi emigrant, a most beautiful young lady, evidently retined and inteiligent. ‘J hey journeyed onward towards Geneva, chai- ting closely together, when suddenly the old gentleman recollected that he wished to get his money changed at the Geneva to show that it is mourning—would be better for health and comfort, and equal- ly as expressive of respect for the memo- ry of the departed. It requires only a beginning by a few sensible persons to become generally adopted.—Seuth Care day, 15th instant. Hie stoops in his walk ; had on a | ining nine rooms Enquire as above. gray frock coat and gray pants. He has a wife at} _®P 26—co3t ry Mr. A. Gladman’s, on 9th street, near the bound: 7 5 . in Washington. t think he is lurking about there. ee THE WEAPONS O WAR, Seer e ee nee one ine Rifle Musket, by Capt Jervis, Royal Artillery = i i ondon, }} Comer of 4 street a ee. oucher on the Riflemanand the Rifle, London, MRS. L. ALLEN, No. 305 Pu. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, south side, Will open on Saturday, 7th instant, a momt extensive aud beautiful assorunent of Spring MILLIN ERY, consisting of Crape, Silk, Lace, Spoued Crape and Grass Linen HATS, including ite Mahogany Sofas, Rocking and other Chairs — = “ — oy es _ lintan. Straws of every description. Also, Misses’ Dress — a ee —— Naval Gunnery, by Sir Howard Dougias, 4th edi Do — Boo and Secretary, ir place belore the close 0: nk hours, he 2 = Maw and Piats, &c. , (OR SALE—A VERY FINE SADDLE AND | tion, 1855 ek npr 4 bo and walnut Dressing and other Bureaus proposed that young Wright should take| THE EnJorMant oF Occopation.—The ap 4— Boggy HORSE. ‘The liorse is young, Navai and Military Technical Dictionary, Frencl: Do — and walnut French and other Be ads his beside thi beautiful d © 1 mind requires some object on which its gcnile and sound, and of fine stock ; wi Iss and English, by Lieut Col. Burn, 34 edition, 1854 , Do ding, carn and breakfast Tabies iS seat Deside the beautiful daughte-, ; eat) ea eaeraiaell ithout 4 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, y 8 9.0. Make erther a very fine carriage horse, or af ap? FRANCK TAYLOR. Walnut and other Wardrobes and Washswands and allow him to mount W right’s horse powers mi , and withou LABARRE, corner of Tenth Say dicag ep tapey oer eames FISHING TACKLE Gilt frame Mirror, 24 by 26 inches and basten forward. Ardent and half-| Which he ak upon itself and Drm a iso, for sale an excellent wi horse, fectly HIN! . v . e aaa " UMBZRS of various | sound. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton at, Georget’n. T miserabdie person accustomed toa patterns will make numbers for houses, hotels} mar 1—lawif rele, and for hacks, to suit all tastes, China, Glass, and Crockeryware and Cutlery smitten by the charms of the young | ] Geese Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and | 3-ply, ingrain and other Carpets Gra Sie cos jent at the low price they will be made BY EXPRESS. Silk = i ctivi tiremen: tion Fish Hooks Hair and shuck Mattresses and Bedding day, Silas gladly accepted the propos of activity longs for ease and re it, ea Grass, Linen, and Cotton Lines Refrigerator, cooking and other Stoves — leaping from his horse, allow- ooetiene Tete org . _ ne ser. 1e—1 i Jointed Rods at al! from §1 to @6 each And a good lot of Kitchen Requisites ed the old man to mount and make o} sags : ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS. Parasols, Canes, Gloves, Capa. Sammér Hair, of } Arti ies, grasshoppers and fish to enumerate. 2 y Terms I] sums of and under $25 cash ; over $35 a credit of 60 and 99 days, for notes satisfacto- nily endorsed, bearing interest. A Sinkers of every description. various ‘tyle for Ladies? an i r ‘ LL my old friends for whom I obtained Bounty | Yt! (sag enon er licen bay toa suk] Silk worm Gut, Landing Nets, and everything in Land in less quantities than 160 acres ure . 2 1 included, without a thought. 8, a Neck Ties, Rebes de Chambre, Silk and Linen | Me Fishing ‘Tackle line tor sale at reduced ere: > who have regular and interesting occupa- Rapidly the hours of Thalaba went by, tion. Continued relaxation soon becomes eby informed that their names ac : A & weariness: and on this ground we ma E K LUND GREEN & SCOTT, while these two young and gifted beings y dum of their ume is on my Book, so tha! ae be coe te ean: name Petumery, No. 188 Bridge street, Georgetown, b.c, | epM—a _Aucuicnecrs. _ pursued their course quite leisurely, 1t| Sly assert that the greatest degree of clarations for additional Bouaty Land can be ™ BIRGE’S ap 20—1F BY J.C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer. | inay be surmised, towards their journey’s| '€8! enjoyment belongs not to the luxu- with facility. Many of those who failed to obtain %—Iw Ww) ( ‘BL Aaeie Joumey S! rious man of wealth, or the listless vota- land for want of time, are entitled to 160 acres and 2s LOOK HERE!!! ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC | destination. . j can obtain the same by calling on me. Lost, on “ Auction—Oa THURSDAY afternoon, May | Qn arriving at Geneva, Mr. Wright|"Y of fashion, but to the middle classes Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks, the 13th instant, between Willard jotel and ¥ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ALL who serv 1 at 4 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, { shall sell sans id + Wrigi of society, who along with the eomforts Landemen, (of the Navy) Wagon Masters, Tram | the City Hall, a Portemonnaie, containing tivee | LYM in any war since 1790,-whether as Officers | the following dese ibed Lots, viz: drove up to the principal tavern, ieft the ° : mers, &c,, &e., in any war, will find it to th notes drawn by John H. and A. W. Kirkwood in | Soldiers, Sailo Clegks, Indians, Chap Lots 26 and 27, in Square 588, on 2d street weet, vantage to call or send their cases to me favor of Wm. T. Dove, and by me endorsed, $152 | !ains, Wagon of life, have constant and important oc- lady, but then for the first time, a shade : cupation. tere, Teamsters, Landsinca, (or | near E s:reet norih of anxiety crossed his mind for the safet Advice gratis to those soldiers, seamen and wid-| cach; one note drawn by Zephaniah Jone-, 9160, | their widows or minor children) who have not yet Lot 11, in Square 299, on Maryland avenue, near Owes who are unable to pa 3 in my favor and by me endorsed ; als drawn ed fuil 160 acres, und have been in service 14] 12th street ; of his fine horse and his money. He Refer w any honest mau in Washington. by William T. Hook, in my favor, for $64; several | days, will do well t. write to us, portpasd, and their| Lote 16,17, 18 and 16, in square south of 562, at went to all'the other’ public house but| , ScR4PING Aceuanyranoa wits 4 Great JOHN D. CLARK, other notes and papers not recollected. The above Land Warrants will be forwarded to them for the | corner of 2d and H streets . Agent, No. 547 Twelfth street west. reward will be paid upon the return of the pa above quantity, and no ehar, pi they do not get it. Man.—Dr. Madden, in his life of the ers Lot 15, in square 584, on Virginia avenue, betw. |could hear of no 6 man as he de-| . “ ap 71m" to the undersigned. WM. T. DOVE. ¥D & CO lat and 84 streets west scribed ; he beat up to the quarters of| Countess of Blessington, hints that a ruse apr 14 -tf Olaim Agenvs Office, opposite U. w. Treasyry,| Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, in equare 867, on north A st, the cashier of th 4 was practised to obtain the literary lady’s ICEz. caaaninl SSE EATS S Washingtou Oty, D. @ mar 6~*8m '| between 6th and 7th streets east he cashier of the k, and learned to tatrodaciion tp Last Meme: af VN. RIDWELL guarantees a full supply of BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRO & NOUBSE,| —_"_"* ——- ~~. | Lat 10, in Syne 558, on New Jersey avenue, | his additional concern, that such a man rod: yron, Genoa. 1 e ice to fas eaaiomsens tx Washington or George United States Treamary. aves 18 TO GIVE NOTICE that tho| between K and L streets north Arainy forenoon was selected for a drive to Byron’s villa. That shelter was ne- town, for the whole year, at fur prices, Boxes: Stocks and other seearities purchased subseriber hath obtained from the Orphan’s} Lot 8, in Square 694, corner First st. est and D| bad called at the bank, and endeavored Orders can be left at the following places or sent and sold. Court of Washington county, in the District of Co ny : to get some money changed, which he through the Post Office. Interest at the rate of six per cent per abuuin 2! | jumbia, letters of administration on the persona! es : i cessiated, and that necessity furnished a a. H. McPherson, Draggist, Capitol Mitl owed sit deposits when teft tor 30 Zaye longer. | tate of Wm. Gibson, late of Washington county, Jo- oe Speen ane as = maven De peer plea for a visit. Lord Blessington apol- Kidwell & Laurence, corner of Pa. avenue and | 2" ceased. All pe having claims against the said sented were counterfeit! Our future ised for the brief of the visit, on kawell . ave NOR BALEA Pair of WAY MARES,7 year | deceased, are bere ed to exhibit the sawe,| Lots 3 and 4, in Square 1,099 statesman then came to the conclusion| °8! ae eee , Mr. McPherson, Grocer 7 oid next spring, well-bred,sound, stylish, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, ou or} Lots § and 15, in Square 1,058 4G. FP. Kidwell, Smith’s Lumber Office, 61 at. othe, spinted and capital rs. They are doseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward | Sett-troken cally free, re account of Lady Blessington being left before the 2lst day of April next; they may ower Terms: One-fourth cash ; the balance in 6 12 and that he had made a crooked start in life. perfectly free from tricks, danwan | Wise by law be excluded frum all benefit ot the said 8 spanth, for notes bearing interest, secured bya} About fifty dollars worth of old furni- Byrot estima 4 —— to me, J cn i S tt % + estate. Oi trust on the property. FR ; < ron o Redheaded ibaa. Par Vangel toga oo [arenas C owner pats With tee cake and Of | Given under my hand this MIst day of April, 1855. JAS. C. McGUIRE, ture, a dilapidated wagon and a span of ~ © the whole year ir prices. hus purpose is to rewench his expenses. They can — riage, and conducted her ladyship into ap %—d Auctioneer, | WOrn out horses, for a new wardrobe, as on a thee. li int a Sorgen ot Seuttrets (no Busckey Stain oP Sat CANAAN, nn | BY 3-0. MeG@OIRE, Awationeer. | fe horse and five hundred dollars! Ayc, | We, Maain ca and the Indy seeded wos AIR WORK. street, south of Pa. avenue. For terms, or an op- © 5 but then there was the pretty iter— A . NAMENTS of finic , shat- ap 93 -lawSw Adminiotrawix. ATALOGUE SALE OF LONDON and Amer- the daugh subject. cic, Chaar; Bpcoupns eeninn Fes omen Fy at ee teen of he ican Books.—I shail sell, on WEDNESDAY | but her he could not keep as personal 5 as, Bre: Pinger | Star office. c : — " } nS Font Dre Ek a+ made to order, of any decled design. wh oes at ! pee Nr ee pee a oe the British Army, 1} evening, May oth, at 7 o’cloek, at my Auction store All orders faithfuily attended two. _—--- 8 % >> The most beautifal flowers are those which are double; double wed double roses, and double dahlias. What an argument is this the chi deformity of single life’ cingle hearts, an single bedsteads. «‘ Go .” is writ- ten on everything beautiful the roperty without her own consent, and genet * " jot of standard books, among which are some Pp A pe Specumens may be seen st my # Mr. W. HENRY PALMER. Owley’s Bistory of Remarkable Sieges, 1 vol Lon- 4 the best poets, Shakespeare, B erly Moore, Burns, without money he hardly wanted a wife. ee 4 ? doa, 1855, 37e Pepe, Scott, Milton, Cowper, Mrs. Hemans, Mit-| He was at his wit’s end, and had just ” ROBERY HELLA R ‘The War Almanac for 1855, London, 37¢ ford, ke. also, Irving’s, Cooper's, Beott’s,’ Mrs | concluded to ke tho’ bent of & ‘bed RNivach pleasure in aan eden be Wiendé The Book of the War, by P. B. St. John, London} Opie, and other Standard Novels, it library, calf, u mal of a tha public im genecal shat barbus dev rotneg | ee and antique bindings. bargain, when the old man made his ap- eee EOF COPARTNERSHIP. | on tecuiug himself fn hi ety, andi escparl ts | equa’ tad Retord ofthe War, London, 185, €2| "Ais, Londen Hos, eauuifalty usenet, uch | pegrance with horse and money all sake [ ERBY BARRON & SOLOMON sroveR | Tective pepils forineimction onthe ERASE, rerritld Pocket Book, by Capt Eefroy, Royal Arti- Lives of the Queens of England, History of ireland, | 1¢ turned out that the money which the ve thie day formed a (: tnerahip for th “ e ery, London 4, ‘i, A : Urpose of carrying oa the Wood end Coal usinese | (refer to Mr Riggs, Jr, and Mr. A.T | aoag ity FRANCK TAYLOR. | Cook's Voyages. Nelsou’s Letters, Jones? View of | cashier had thought to be all counterfeit, + SEMKEN, = No. 330 Pa. av., between 9th and 2th ets, , Marz y spree p eeorveegdp botetiea ) 1 rests upon, beginning with the birds of in alt its branches. Kieckbueter, an pon Ragone naman orn le ger pacer y ra = Renare Galery ot ans ame protons was not so, and the mistake had given Paradise, and leaving off with apple blos- Our yards ib 2i é eal us lore, is »—f receiv is anew assort- oars ¥ . . 1 crests, Washingine, and on the modi nen | avenue, will have immediate attention ment of SLEEVE DUTTONG and ST Ube az of the Couneil of Trent, Nationa: Gallery ¢ Engrav- | the old man the trouble to go some dis- Semmes’ planing mili, Georgetown At either of | _ 99 13—tf the latest Also, vari ings by the great masters, London Art Journal, | tan an in 5 the above places personsin want of Wood and C Goods: as Vest Chains, ( ese oes Pins, Lamb’s Works, Ainsworth’s Works, Brougham’s ce to find an acquaintance who might of the very best quality, and on the mo-t rea ble ILVER WAEZK, PLATED WARK soms. rele. we coy, Mowe So Se Earrings, Rit Men of Letiers, &e. vouch for his respectability in ease of net and fulfil the end of your creation. " vibe i i i Ipgza.—An eminent London i A 5 : ‘ The Books will be ari nd read, this A Buicur 7 i mee trig ny Deke ue” | Se ete am Supe Bre, Grom fg | TO Manteo peace, | ag Nore mang aeaceae re | ube, and thi ocoasioned his myste-| | A Basom IonaAn eminent Londen All ordors filed with care, promptnese, and diy. | bet, Cups, Spoons and Forks.’ Also, a greai No. 330 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th st: JAMES ©. MCGUIRE, hiv eee Lh, | success of the electric light, as recently . sae BARRON & STOVER. weriny of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitatle QG- New Points put to Gold Pens at short notice} %* 3—d Auctioneer. tiful hy ter became afterwards the cngiegel ine for the illami of meted ae wate Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Spoons and | mare i Jewelry made to order. | “CHARLES HASHING, Architect. | Wile of ae aonhe = Guloumeerienl Cpratoas AN states Tos ‘aciay ure warranced an ropresonsnd, and | (VAMPSELL'S DICTIONARY w M lie ate Tn —____—_—____ to exclaim with deep feeling : ; Z, paginas ty es Wil be sald at a cmall advanee. Sle . C’aes: Cavalry, us History and Tactica by Cap 7 TAL conttne to fu pians, detail working ae events are as clear as a mr- Bate all oe ae —~ 4 Gren Dy Gatotine Lee Lents aue A Fes, vaity Horses, Reg- awings, and ions 0} ings of | ro) e future are ss obseure as var any shares in moon, = PRINCE TAYLOR. ties sig avenue, bet, obun stRects ew re AMOK TAYLOR, 7 description, and iby wri peraiond hr ree h. out !” fpr