Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1855, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SBUNDAY,) ‘THE WEEKLY STAR. This exccilent Family and News Journai—con- NE | OC} Casa, ivvaniaBLy 1m apvaner. Payable weekly to the Agents. To mail subscribers pecHantane the subscription price is THREE DOLLARS AND e GF Single copics (in wrappers) can be procured FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL at the counter, immediately after the iasue of ‘ue LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR| OEE paper. Price—rmazs cents. ’ x -~ a r fe THREE MONTHS. Qg-Smate corms om) VOT, V, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1855. Pat 40k | meen ee = ss SSS memorable in the French Algerian annals. They were constantly recruited with French soldiery, so as to be kept in full number and perfect preparation. When Marshal Begeand appeared in A'giers in e Star 3 : taining a greater variety of i@teresting reading thaa At the Star Busiding, corner Pennsyluania can be found in any other—is published on Saturday a@venus and Eleventh street, ‘TERMS. By W. D. WALLACH, nna Will be served tn subscribers in the cities of Wash- ‘ I ‘ ese ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and E > aantoisianine Philadelphia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, ¢ ‘ * . ° SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! JOHN H. smoor, , South side of Bridge street, near High, ‘AS received and is sow eau general H a-sortment of a _ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. REESE’S EAGLE PLUMBING AND cae-#IT TING DEPOT. eu re pectfuliy announces to his GREEN @ SCOTT Aue erec T friends and the public in general that he bas re- USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL teived the first lot of the celebrated DODGE’S Estate.— By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ eee areal ae aneae ee Court of the District of Columbia for the county of poke ps . the lace Pair of the Metropolitan Mechanics? Ins 1 Tue fain Unasecn: Comal a bene THE WEEKLY STAR: 4N EXCELLENT FAMILY AND WASHING. EVENING STAR. KATE AND ELLEN. “What a difference there is in chil- sitting in Ch in ihe matter of is van bc hae dren !”” thought I. 1841, he soon perceived their superiority, ec bin cock wil be found s good axertment of tate, and is now prepared to furnish all who m9 the pation of Aan Mi Crosygodian of whe infant Price—Only $125 Fer Annum I was on my way to Brooklyn, with| acd employed them in various warfare, {ies Spskeg Slike Uis stock of GAS FIXTURES are unsur-| ceased, { will, oo THULSDAT he oh ny or 5 my two little cousins, Kate ‘and Ellen. | pirticularly that of the mountains. Bya Berens Grenadin Pian bus cons of Competent werkmen he prides | Nay? 1055. Sxlocoek vm lato’ ofthe om hetuerecni dane Sor teontaine |S" after we were seated in the omni. | royal ordinance of that year, they were i roceed to se z : . ss ; : . : Berere Chalice Dciaines, Moun himself to fil any orders in the PLUMBING AND | and’:2, in square numbered 1043, vituate in the city] more reliable information concerning | CUS*® F0er. woman entered, first lifting | inereasod to three battalions. with a com and Challey GAS-FITTING it & lin a little girl, and then leading a little ff. N ld be admitted Real French Chintzes and Brilliants ne with promptnees and despatch. | of Washington and District aforesaid. hat goes on in Washin, then ist girl, 4 4 plete staff. ‘atives could mit ‘ cual Naseuer Babi 49-All work done warranted togive complete | The above described property is situated at the | What goes « gton, 18 tol boy. whom we soon discovercd to be| into one company alone of each batta- Real Lawns fast colors, at I2i¢c. oe be JOHN REESE, |_| corner of 14th street east and E street south be found in all the other newspapers. Real Prench and Scotch Embroideries, cheap _may 3—tf cor. Sixth st and Pa avenue. 1 : Terms of sale: One-third cash, the residue in two bind. He was about four years old, PERSON 8 wire puwecrsves [at payments atsirand twelve month, with t- Its Washington news is of the earliest lion ; ame they were few—enongh only a , with soft white curls and blue eyes, into} t> countenance the name and distinct Bmb'd and nen Cambric Handkerchiefs Pan invited terest on deferred payments. ‘The de‘erred pay | 8nd most reliable character, being sel-| which, alas, the glad light entered not. | unift of the corps. The mi a cust 7% | exteusiva sesck f alt Riegs or OPTI Murchawete, cetiutactecihy cute of the purchaseror) dom at fault. It has already given the | f1is sister, some 00 older. was a bright oe sg races was Lae found pore 4 eggs Savas, Nainsook, and Plaid Musling | CLES and EYE-GLASSES. G Pe Upon the full payment of the purchase money and| Daily Star ® wide reputation as the most if merry looking girl. It was very pleas- ant to see her care for her little blind brother. of any kind, such as Cataract, Parabola, a ft Periscopic, Double Concave, Double Convex, and | interest, and the ratification of the sale by the Court, Colored Glasses, put in at short notice, with great | {Ne tFustee will convey to purchaser or figured do Bajou’s Kid and Alexander’s Silk Gloves, all r Saee care, and persons in want of glasses may be ‘sure | % his or their cost and expense, all the right, title, Misses, and Gents’ Hosiery, all kinds of avery shade and price r in the resul they contracted each other's bad, rather than good, qualities. The soldier in Algeria had a twofold reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In addition to its Washington News, the Week ty Srar will contain original an Domestic Goods : . : : interest and estate in and to said lots ot ground, of SF The woman seated herself with her lit-| duty—fighting and ing; pp Sy env a i radiant rete eaniiinal Whichithe said Washiarton Crone died seised choice selections of Tales and Poetry, th | tle boy in her lap, and the litile girl by tant f sot beni! rape fhe pron With a first rate assortment of H. SEMKEN?S, OnRan ae cee latest and most interesting News from | her side, betw: herself and my littic Nbricti P Spade : MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. 330 Pa. avenue, betw. 9h and 10th sts, -97RM489R108 * Aaerieg Ei 1 f the United Sta er side, een hersell and my litle} che Christian would have suffered in their Also, Sheetings and Shirtings of the best makes in 30 20 SRA See Aationeern: 7 atts ~_s oA oa sthylor pk — friend Kate. estimation if so ewployed while they Linens and Cottons ~ By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. | by ‘elcgraph and otherwise, &c., &..| Now Kate was very niccly dressed as| were comrades. It was deemed advisa- — sons teene saan ee ee a cu. | T2XTENSIVE SALE OF CITY PROPERTY at| making it one of the best family news-|che very well knew. The poor little ade generally. DRENS’ BOOTS AND SHOES.—The Auct.on —Oa FRIDAY, May 11th, commenc- = ing at 12 o’ctock IT shill erat ataae competiog tremors om PTY | tollowing nmcd-eity propery, vz: ae of the article will Bnd it to their advantage to} “ 117, “ Nos. 28 and 29, each contain 7,642 ft. call befure purchasing elsewhere, 369, “ Nos. 41, 42 and 43, each do 1.823% ble to create, under the title of Native Shooters. a special infantry corps, cffi- cered in pert only by I'renchmen; these battalions, commanded by veteran colo- nels versed in the Arabic, now demon- papers published. All orders, postage paid, accompanied by the money, will be promptly attended to. Fractions of a dollar can sent in postage stamps. No order will be at- girl, #8 she sat down could not very easi- Sad aa ly avoid sitting on Kate’s cloak. My lit- tle lady drew herself up very haughtily, and snatched her cloak away, as if it Having made large purchases from the Philadel- pile and New ork suctiows, Lom aes =< fer inducements to cash or enstom: 18 —len en MOTT. . was quite too nice to be touched by a} strate in the Crimea that the “ A CARD. ‘A. H. SLOAN “ 514, * No.2, do -5,06844 | tended to unless accompanied by the | « ” e he chi hy tena y Meare sen Re Economy ts the read to woaith BO No 304 Pa. av., near Tou canines. a Ho, “« we 2” bid sos ts money. Address : a Ne lepine me roeecalia ee, Tes wad Great Reduction in the price of Hats & caps | _™y 1 : j Sees ie a © Nosdend4,cach © do (646% NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. a 54% s Nos ry corps is still recruited with veteran lo 5. a ENRY BARRON & SOLOMON SrovER| ¢, 31! & Nos27ané28,each do 4.7046 Wattacn & Hops, or tried soldicrs habituated to all kinds and | watched Kate closely. Not a look Proprietors of the Weckly Star, HE undersigned, having made arrangements T with a New York Hat Company to be con did she give the little groap, after her] of hardship and danger ; . : ? ‘ Mare ia rdship any ger, and of manage- onan Hg — Gra be dts perme or — this = apres et for th 7 oe ‘ Nos 6, 7, and 8. cach 9790 “ biped nl _ — sean tonnes: i ney news ment in providing themselves with neces- them st the eaprecedente! low price O58 ree eee ee ee es on, Hod, do 7373¢{| §&7~ Postmasters throughout the coun-|to do with them! She was the daughter sarics and comforts in campaigns, and worth from four to five dollars; second qualit: ; ; « 656, “ Nod, do 9,590 | try are authorized to ast as Agents, and jof Mr. Emmons, and lived in a Lieutiful from $3 50 to $4: and s very q ‘ 3, $3, Our yards are situated cn the comer of 2lst and ‘4 4 Ty g' 7 under whatever circumstances. " “ 665, “© No5, do 13250% . its a “ d had 1 loak P ae ST a : I streets, Washington, and on the moal, near 9 u ae will be allowed a commission of twenty | house, and had on a velvet cloak, and a n 1852. w organi 7 cee able Hat at $2.50. worth trom $3 to $3.50 Semmes’s planing mill, Georgetown At either ot | {{ 98) “ Nod, — do 7.378% Ul orders th d a yhite satin hat, and nice chin-chillas, a! in ite Serceliees sprmcepr cas took piace: Alen, Bewbe & Co's Hats, at a much less ad@ance | the above places fer-misin want of Wood and Coal | “ 43, “* No 18, improved by two two-story | per cent. on all orders they may send us. | whi eee pe Callas, 2: ) they were increased to three regiments = they have sy am sold im this city. of the very best quality, and on the mo t reasonable frame houses rf hich che gianccd with evident com terms, will at all times find an ascortment equal, it} “ 543, “ No 19, tm sobs Elacdoans two story not saperior, to that in eny yard m the riet. < , . = All orders filled with care, prompiness, ané dis Tae, pertst iat Ne peeps ei me patch. ARRON & STOVER. 0 99 of three battehions each ; afterwards they were armed with rifles; they now handle the Misie with dreadiul «fleet. The All kinds of seft HATS and CAPS very low. in order to sell at the above low prices the cash system must be adopted ; consequently those who placency. There are co! Amusements. ne little faces, which are ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. written all over with satin hats and ¥.1- 3 of ici ; } hase charge, 0 2 =4 “543, Lots Nos 17, 99, 21, 22, 93 and 24 (esd ncltirsesaniec hd eine = : <! | names of Lamoriciere, Bedcau, Changar- See perce sranckeiier amen ny awe eo 154) No 10, coniaising 12 861 59, R. Second and last werk of the uuparaiteled wonder, | Vet Cloaks, which makes one forget ali] yier, Cavajenac, Canrobert, Bousquet : ANTHONY, es alin a [ 3G Hoth. do) 1050) de THE DRAMALIC about such things. Kate moved awar| are the names of their leaders at diff.r. ee) Nard calamter ieee Te ot, SUPERIOR SODA WATER. =| i ius! Nols) do. «9615 do DITO 2 A M 4 __|:ssfaras possible from her little neigh ent tines. ap 13—f 2d door north of Penu. avenac HE subseriber wou!d most respectfully inform | « 1312) « Nos 7,8 and 9 OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER MILL, AND | bor, and what she thought about I can _ = his former patrons, and the lovers of superior | « gog’ « Ne 1 do 4,813 do - FISHING TACKLE. Soda Water generally, that bis feucts are ay DESTRUCTION OF CHARLESTOWN not tell, but she looked as if she wer The above Diorama wil be exhibited every even- in 7. tare : “ 174, the whole square thinking, “I am altoge ther abovs having ** 149, Lots Nos 29 snd 30 operation, and in or.er to keep up his weli ex! ODIGIN OF SILE ) Fae Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and , reputation of Keeping the best SODA WATER and | « y of650 Lot No 1 ing this week. bi sieet at? In the early ages of the Christian cra don se cosa 3 ape Cotton Lines most delicivus SIRUPS in the cit», is determined | « 535, part of Lot No7 Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after. | 8PY" Be sclgehs el hei the inhabitants of the little island of Jointed Rovis at al! prices, from $1 ty §6 each (if possible) to have it sts! better than heretofore. 755, subdivision of lots 1 and 2, 5 lots, contain- | 900ns, at 314 o’clock. Was sitting Bext to her s' aa h lia 4 3 Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods Cuter Ma ee ing froin 2,000 to 2.700 Positively closing on Saturd that Isaw both. i was inter ‘fs in the a, ays the coast of - fice, orner Maryland av., and 7 -» Island, “& 755, part of lot No. 1, e: ntaining 3,000 feet ors Open at 7—to com i e change 5 ° rica, were accustomed to manufactu Artificial fies, grasshoppers and fish ap%0- Im x Washington. | te H35) Odo. eo 173 tote orang fron 1, watching the chan n her face. Her - « ture Admission 25 eents—Children accompanied by their parents haif p ice. way 7-lw GR+ND FXHIBITION AND MAY Bt, Al THE NATIONAL THEATR = TORR RMPBAT BED. pre H.W MUNDER ty nounces that, by ea: DECS first glance at the poor children settled into a look of tendcr interest, “Cousin Mary, that little boy is blind!” It was not long before she was exchanging - | smmiles with his sister, whose bright bluc m eyes shore with delight. » species of silk, or rather a sort of thin gauze, from the web cfa worm, which -bey fed upon leaves of tae oak, the ash, and the pine trees; and this Cean menu- facture, the invention of a vorman, was long admired, and exteasively nsed, both ‘TReascay Department, March 5, 1855. 820 to 2.800 tr “© 75a, 0 «eo 4 ing 6,0 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN tothe holdersot | « Fox fy GO gy Containing 6.100 0 4N stock of the United States descrived inthe fol | & 752. do da 7, adjoining do, 32 ft. front owiug notice of 3 Janasry last, that for the pur on Second street 7 pose of completing the purchare of the amount} 753, half «quire, embracing Lots Nos. 1.2. 3 therein named, this departaent will continue to 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, containing 57,- purchase, upon the terms of said notice, to the ex- 009 te-t tent of the residue of the sum proposed not yetob- | « 634, Pee Silk worm Gut, Landing Nets, and everything in the Fishing Tackle line or sale at reduce 4 prices. - E K LUNDY, No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. _ CHARL&S HASKINS, Architect. (Pa. avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh sirect:,) WasHINGYON, D. Cc. ! rt of Lot 7, containing 6.000 % conseq 5 edor > : eautifi «fin the Esst and at Rome, for female TLL contin:¢ tu furnich Plans, detail working | lained—say $1,158,585 05, if eaid stocks are offered | 723) Lots6,7and 8, dv 21,120 do ing his inclemeney of iP Ellen b ad _ uuiful banch of rose dress hay wah, Reoeeer be -~ Drawings, sud specifications of buildings of | end received here prior to the frst day of June next: | « 633, part of Lot 8, do 27.0 do the weather, peut, in every j from the green-house, which she was car- chil peeled ty > ever, alte every description, and also to superintend their «ree Taxasury Deranteenr, January 3, 155. « 630) do 5. do 2x0) do SHAN) epee ! evening, ©0 ' rying to her little cousin Jane. I noticed | ¥ 2 _ ee ie L ¥4 wo Chiness si’ks, ton. Ch ta? Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol. | “ 630, do 8, do 2,500 do cena A shit AS Mente Ene oieunn bead eat sks TS which at that ear] -eriod were so cost- IOE lowing described stocks of the United States, that} “ 630; do 3. do. 2384 uo There wil b+ no Ladies? invita her repeated glarces at it: at last with a ‘yI - this department is prepared to purchase, at anytime | “ 574, valuable corner facing Raiiruad Depot con- between the date hereof and the Ist day of Mar-h 7 taining 4,300 tt mex, portions of those stocks, amour. inthe ag | “ 117, Lo: No. 8, containing 7,0H ft gregate to €1,900,000,m the manner and on the | “ 492) Lota Nos & and 10 each containing 3.415 ft upon this ocea-ion. All those who receiv tious for the first are particularly invited wv friend +. * sudden reselution she whispered to “Cousin Mary, wouldn’t you give your v 3,0c0 | roses to that litile boy, you know Jennic ty that but few, eomparatiyely, could T NWN. KIDWELL guarantees a full supply of afford to wear them. e ice to his customers in Washington or George town, for the whole year, at fir prices. The great satisfaction expressed by ne: } ' Aurctian na ‘ges to have compiained Orders can be left at the following places or sent | (e: ms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: « 643, the whole square do 58,750 te Persons tipen the first represen 8 t can have some any time?” that a pound of silk was sold at Rome through the Post Office. . in case of any centing-nt competition, within the | “ 323, part of Lot No. 5 and the whole of Let 6, | uarantee of its beivg largely attend 3 y « Certa: dear, if you wish to.” for twelve ounces of gold. The Phoraj- H. H. MePhersoa, Druagist, Capitol Hill amount stated, preference will bc g ven in the order containing 7,613 ft second : as oN ¥ v . Kidweil & Ladrence, corner of Pa. avenue and | of time in w! A much larger Band has been en, ch said stocks may be offered. The | “ 100, Lot27, improving with two two-story frame certificates, duiy assigned to the United States by houses the parties who are to receive the amount tacreoi,} “ 544, Lot, improving with one two-story frame must be transiritted to this department; upon the house ‘djandweif So i 14th streets Mr. McPherson, Grocer, 7th street G. F. Kidwell, Smith’s Lunber Office, 6t st. clan women sometimes unravelled thesa costly ful cious mate * y bed nee illen slipped down from her scat, pieces, “omPany with some of their choicest? snd carefally placed her b2autiful and sad multiplied the pre- bya k Tickets may be had at the principal Hotels, and | fragrant flowers in the hand of (he little 403 = fli gesariey — Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward | receipt whereof, a price will be paid compounded | “ 544, west partof Lot 9, containing 1,493 ft at Mr. J. FP. Etiis’? Musie Btor- . blind boy. His sister said to him : au litermixture of linen threads. or Ice can be haa at my office, No 3 Firet strect, | of the following particulars: « 616, Lot Noli 2edo = 9000 do The pup espectfully requesied to meet at Ta Rac u Georgetown, ag all times. Families will be suppli-d | 1. ‘The par value, or atvount specifiedin each cer- « 1:09, Lots Now 19 and 3) the Theatre every afiernogn for reearsul, at he} “<A lady gives you the flowers, Willy.” } ore then two. hundred years after the ‘for le tificate. the whole Year at fir priera. ap 211m « 980; the whole square do —_—€3,652 do usual hour. ~ 4 How pleased ‘and happy he lookid!{ #3e re sie oF - =~ — ms aon a = rag ener po FE f the} i 1093, Lot No 13 é : = para =e Fay nk yoy 1? | Ment was catirely confine: ¢ fe IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK | ty the ferof July, 1645, sedeomatic November is fcc Hag et > Seoras STEAMBuAT RXCULSION. — jand how swcetly he said * thank you! a i a ING UP HOUSEKEEPING 156, of 2% per cent.; on the stock of the joan au 1010, Lots Nos 1. 2, 16, 17 and 18, coataining LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS.! We could see their delicate colors, but Celebration of the Landing of the Pilgrimihe had not always been blind, as I Kathers of Marylond at St. Mary's City. learned {rom his mother, and their fra- St. Mary’s county, under the auspic:s of | prance brought back the memory ef their the Philodemic Society of Georgetown. beauty. Tae ier eicaa Boe a of the Youre) And wes not Ellen happy ioo? It ek; and it is said that the Emperor Elagabalus was the first Roman, who, the adcption of this cfleminate habit, ‘‘sullied the diguity of an Emperor and a man.” Silk was supplied to the Romans by thorized by the act of 1842, redeemable 31st Decem frm 9,427 tw 11,400 feet ber, 1862, of 10 per cent.; on the stock of the loans J “ N. of 1026, Lot No 1, containing 12.233 ft aut ed by the acts of 1847 and 1848, a idredeem-[ “ 72) do 19, do 8,442 do able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and | “ 10:32 do 2, do =. 22.000 do the latter ox the 20th June, 1863, of 16 per cent; ] “ 1110, Lote 5,6, 7, 8. $, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 con- aud on the stock of the loan authorized by the act taining 4,559 to 6,415 ft of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst of December, | “ 3033, Lot: 3, 4, 5, 6.7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, contain- 1864, (commonly called the Texan indemaity,) é ing from 4900 10 4,316 ft ERSONS removing from the city, and wishing Pp to <q Furniture and Housekeeping ‘Ctenmls, &e , without the trouble of sending them ‘to public auctioa, can do so by calling on: ug at our ‘store, 317 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Nin etreet, as we are prepared to buy all such goods as may be offered jourekeepers and others will do well by calling i sian Wa Mill eete the Wishaen eanir picres tac of y Aang in Panera city, have the honor ¢ : twas something Kate could not under- roe = mg Persi ts, who in their such goods WAL, BARNARD & CO. |" Interest on the par of exch exrtifieate from the | « 779, Lot Noll, containing 5,000 ft they have chartered the well-known and poputae }5and. If Eden had received beautiful | tT, procured it, with quaatities of aloes, ap | 317 Peunsylvania avenne. | ist of January, 1855, to the date of receipt and set. |“ 956, the whole square do 61,211 do steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, for the above | TOSes Or kind looks, they would not have} C:OVSS, butmegs avd sandal wood, from dement atthe Treasury, with the atlowance (for } “« 1005, Lot No 12, do 7,800 do mentioned Excursion. — made her helf so happy as she always | ‘¢ Chinese merchants, end conveyed it TAKE NOTICE. the money to reach the owner) of one day’s interest J “ 1007, Lot No 14, do — 6,756 do The price of Tickets for the cntire trip = } ~~ | to their own country, at fi wh NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. | in addition. “437, part of Lot 11, improving by four two-story | They can be procured at th was when she thought of those poor] *? ‘&<s¥ vuniry, at lirst by long, W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, uncer} , Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of frame houses Kidwell & Lawrence, cori: Vennsy!vania avenue E streets; Martin F. children. “My little ioilsome, and dangerous journeys in car- the Treasurer of the Unived States, on the assistant | ‘Terms liberal and made known at sule. avans, and subsequently by vessels which reasurer at Roston, New York, Philadelphia, as the Catalogues descriptive ot locality, front and depth parties may direct. o* each jot, &c., witl be ready tor distribution on e the United States Hotel, has just received a darge supply of Spring and Summer Goods, and is mow prepared to offer great bargains to all m want ia avenue; Maryland : But (o certificate will be entitled to the benefit of | the 6ih da: of May. De: ae ish Ivan dy es a & oa ( ap chery cheep eg ara ‘ “ % is “ Ready- Li 0 ce z T ih day a 3 Jno F. u osylvania lout pladde: a mis mnerenants eo: Cli eal e in i= oe ee Cateang, tis Ready. | unin notice which shall not be actually received at C. W. BOTELER, avenaee Wis! A: Keamslya thatrest, | C2 gladdening, briz & : the Treasury on or before the said Ist day of March may le 6t next. JAMES GUTURIg, mar 6—dtJunel Secretary of the Treasury. By J. ©. MeGUIzikx. Auc:tonee OR San RTE ‘RUSTEE'S SALE OP VALU ABLEand ¢ CANAL PACKEL LINE T9 POINT ROCKS. 1 biy situated Improved Real Estate on the corner w whelc outs, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, of thin cloth or,cassimere, for $12. Fine — ‘goek and Dress Coats, from g10 to Business Coats for g7. Auctioneer tants of the Persian Gulf. "sik became more and pensibleto the Romans. and ror Justinian, in the middle of rehkeeper, and from Francis McNerhany, Naval si Navy Yard. i Asthe number of tickets is Hicslted. persone de- sirous of en‘osing this int ing Excursion are p ticularly requested to application as all around her, so that she found glad- ness and beauty everywhere, not kaow- ing how much of it case from her own loving heart. fp we Canal Packet CONGRESS having been | of 7th aud D streets.—By virtue of a deed in trust, ; k f , pember of the Comnattes of Ar- th ceatury, secing with concern, eS pd, and put in firet rate i te th f June, 1851 ded | Sete San Say mew s Stoediiss ieee HUEY’, z . Black and Pancy Pants, trom $3 to 97. eee, oll taoiasaae seaninges MONDAY: ne Nene eens ae? IeSts recorded | rangements, as tue sales will be closed on Saturday ak webiaes innit hed ‘oem Marseilies snd SUk Vests, from $2 tu $5. the 30th instant, for the transportation of passe : 2 i aven'ng, the 12th May next. 2 asus is-f- [seriber will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, the light freight between Georgetown aud the abov: | 15th day of Mey, 855, at 514 v’clock p. m,on the ua cint, on the most pleasing terms. presises, part of Lot No 8, in Square No, 457, The Boat will leave the wha:f of W_ 4. Ritter for | fronting 95 feet on Tih street west, and running back the Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES- | 54 f-et on D street north to an alley, with the ouild DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, at 7 o’clock, and the | ings and improvements, whieh consist of a well and Point of Roexs for Georgetown on TUESDAY, | substantially built threo-atory brick warehouse, cov THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour, | ering the whole of said part of said lot stopping at the differcnt landings along the line fo The above property is situated on the corner of He keeps always on haad a large assortment of faney articies, such as Shirts, Gloves, Cravais, Um brellas, &e. “Sole Agent for the sale of Scott’s Fashions.’ mar 19—tj. LOOK HERE!!! ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ALL who served in aN¥ War since 1790, whether as Officers Arrangem tts have been made with the proprie sDass, ae a a tor of Piney Peist Pavilion whercby enmf-rtuble |. PH Paris correspondent of the New accommodations for the night will be secured during | York Journal of Commerce, gives the oe we hington will leavethe Stesinboat |278°%ed Sccount of the now fam: je George Washington will leave the § nboat fey q yest Bx Wharf, at the foot of Lith AY cve- | Zouaves of the French army : ning, the ne May Beat, # 3« apy _ will re- You will permit me to be turn about Z p. m, on he feilowing Wednesday, he Zo di r 2 % Lair i CAUROLIs BRENT. graph on the Zouaves, drawn {rom the S was continually drained by n cf enemies and idolaters, tried various expedients to remedy the difficul- ty, but without success. OW & para- Hea : t do : 4 Sr i y Persian monke, actuated 3 the reception and landing of passengers and freight, | 7th and D street’, opposite the Na ional Intelligen- 7 * s nd graphi scriptic Finally two : mxe, actual Boldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap | going and returning ” | cer office, and is one of the most desirable and val Geonse ianeee: “ed a 7 able aphic er aaa “fl oy some stronger impulse than that of tains, Wagoa Masters, Teamsters, Landsmen, (Or|” Passage through either way $2, shorter distances | uable business locations ia Washington, rapidly en JOHN T. CASSELL that recoubtabie corps, which are fur- thelr widuws or minor children) who have not yet} at the same ra‘es. That is to say,from Ceorg-town bancing m value, and offers an opportunity for in- , iW received full 160 acres, and have been in service 14 days, will do well w write to us. postpaid, and their pattiousm, and encouraged by the prom- FRANCIS M:NERKHANY, nished in La Revue. ‘The common im penis to Great Falls 50 cents; Se:.eca 75 cents; Edwards | vestment sel/om to be met with Commattee of Arrangements. | pression that the Zouaves are chiefly ne- Ferry $1.25; Manvezcy $1.50. The terms of sale will be: One-fourth of the pur- of Justinian, pene- Warrants will be forwarded to them for the] Meats served regularly on board the Boat et mod | chase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelve, ap 1—TuTheatd tives of Algeria is entirely erroneous. In cealing a ler; Slits Bes paprede mee wun rate ote, geet ee fe soun cuomogcon, | eEritnidty out ete ff dy ttt | CELEBRATION OF ‘THE LANDING |1830, Gsnctal Claus) thcn coramandsr| Sa0e & lerge nun: ber of the eggs of the ca ee +> ae, ice rrr lm ¥, Meng OF THE MARYLAND PILGRIMS. in the province. organized a native corps| ‘ : ead pgp Mase testrsine laim Agent's Office, oppusite U. 8. Treasury, ‘oprietor, | upon the property _ If the terms of sale are not com ee gar PS] in returning safely andin t I h Washington City, D.C war 6 Jin CHARLES MEKELL, plied with in six dave after the sale, the property HE PHILO DESC SOCIETY o} f of infantry and cavalry ; it consisted of sheirenat 1g Th sd ee decane em ——— = ° , i ee ¢ sf cM i 5 + al; cir Spoils. 1es2 €ggs were hatche ILVER WARE, PLATED WARE _ 1p Bs im ap! will be resold, at the nsx and expense of the par. ‘oliege will ct {two battalions tint received the name— vt = : £ a SIANo wim FANCY GuUDS—Silver PREMIUM MINERAL WATER. Succes Tee percheaer, All conveyancing | Oat May's Ch it hey j from the Arabic-Z2vaous—from a tribe by oe and the worms being anes Ce ee ee ewes Comes = WE respecttully cai! the attention of all persone CHAS. 8 WALLACT Tructoe | will leave this city in the Sicanues Ge nits or confederation of Kaby tribes, is.habic-| FAI ‘von “hiven a and fed on mul- variety of magnificeat Pancy Silver Ware, euitable who wish wo be served with superior MINE JAS. C. McGUIKE, eg pea pees ineemar heme bp inr eater ses ing the farthest gorges or glens of the} 2°*Y leaves, lived and labored, and Gramma. ? RAL WATERS, ‘ust such as that we wereroward- | ap 96—Staw&ds Auctioneer he Hon. Josep! und\cr, of Pennsylvania, > a - 3 :q_| Wove their golden tombs, and soon the Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Epoons and) To tives our eaieasive mauiacery., | By J.C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer, | Uipcomicutedtodelvertheorauon, | /dujura. ‘They were a preud, intrepid, | hove tm achieved a greater perfection in — pon orca pong es as represented, and Die andiion tats akon we aba hotde*Ale, Por- pes EE’S SALE OF VALUABLE AND Cliti | ihe Commitce of the Young Catholics’ Friend So- | 24ustrious race, whom the Turks could ’ 1» will be sold at a smal! advance. ter, Caampagne Cider, Koot Beer and Mead, ell ot biy situated House and Lot on 6th street west h ~<ducatine the — ciety of Washi. gton never really subdue; they were well | ‘¢art of educating the insects and man- j seide in ita being | between E and F streets north —By virtue 0 a deed JNO. © _C. HAMILTON, % riers, as thet freanes »| Ufacturing the silk than the Chinese il. SEMKEN, aaa eed en on erin on of ise kind in the | OF trust, bearing date on the 10uh day uf February ouARDR CLaaRe known at Algiers, as they frequented the| SURES 336 Pa. avenue, bet Sth and itn streets. weie 1853, a id reeo ded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 51, folios THOS 8. KING. city for tho purpose of barter. They en- i : mar 291. ry supply of the above always on hand. 364, &e , the subscriber will sell at public sale, on JNO. W. PRESCOTT, | joyed the reputation of being the best} Since that period the culiure and man- WILLARD’S HOTEL Orders ty mail or given to our drivers will be | MOND AY, the 23th Say ok Ray, See oe — sOUGHi foot eoldiers of the regency. Kabyls ufacture of silk, has never been exclu- ad thankiully received and promptly attended tc, ee eee s Lot No 4, in Square No} may 5—3t Committee of Arranz eax a A Y'S> | sively cor fined to any distinct porti f Oid Point Comfort, Va. "ARNY ‘& BUINN, 488, frouting 24 fect 9X inehes on Gti street west, a and Arabs of every title cou'd be admit- Sage siear uy Gistinct portion ol of he~ Proprietors take gfest pieas .re in inf rming Union Gottlirg Depot, betwren Eand ts north, by 93 feet 4 inehes GRAND PiC NIC ted into the new corps, bu: they were! ‘he carih, but has been encouraged and their many friends aud tue public generally that No. 87 Green etreet, Georgerown, D. C. econ wee the bu re aga and Labeda ipod CF UNS nok found Gastar = Wher, a practiced whenever aad wherever it Gus magnificent Bummer Motel is now being fitted ap %—ddw ing of a four-story brick dwe! Ouse, With & bac’ Wortbern Liberties’ Fire Co J) si reby. 2€n =6ade- td be ke A up ia the most modern and comfortable style tor the | SP “SOW _______ Fauiving, puiit of the best al aud in the best cose SRTIES’ FIRE coat. |Quately trained, they deserted to the | CU made profitable. The sonthern coming season. The house will be o; PALMER’S PATENT LEG. manner, and very comme: with all the modern | 7INHE NOKPUERN LIGERTLES’ FIRE COM. } fir of June, with nothing left unpre e the cowfort and ha The proprietors also take mu that they will be prepared and happy to late from the first of May any who may improvements, and in ell respects one of the most desirable houses in Washington, and but recent'y Luilt, and well known as the pore ot Peter ev ner. ‘fhe property is situated in one of the health- H13 AMERICAN INVENTION stands unrivalled both in this country and in Europe. Itis w ee na PANY respectfully make asvown to thei igends tribes that happencd to be at war with | yee of Europe, however—France, and the public gmerally that they will give their }the French, and proved the most dan-| ly ~_ oo retain the supre- ume, 1855. . gerous adversaries. Ere long it wag} ™&@¢y Whicithey acquired in the sixth ' i ut, 1 : ae ic 1 ,, century; aud stis from those countri Hage : aise « iest aad mest desirable parts of the city, and offers to] Particulars in futare advertisement. thought advisable to enlist volunteers; @@'UTY s t countries wath « call. couspetition with 30, other substitutes of persons secking a edence or invesunent an oppor | may {i + 3 ber of these were en.| that we now derive our finest silks and Board a the best trench, Enziis I German ver om coca rom France; a number of these were en . J By the week. per d mmprapenth pep nie arte today “Tie terms of sale will be: One-half cash, and the GRAND FIREMENS’, fans de Paris, or the vagrant youth of) OS? a and luxurious laces.—Bos- By sae month, per ds flow 1 LOwpom, a3 the best artificial meoaceae cary npr onthe Or ois bar | Military Club and Civic Ball. | the capital. French and natives together |!" Journal. s feew fur tie Piri cneey: * ing interest ‘fre ale, xeeured by ‘ ae wer 9 eae apf “CC. WILLARD & BROS. oe ee cniteed, te consents Gust uden the property. Ifthe terms ofscleae not] 4-HE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY take great | formed @ regiment, the 67:h of the line, sa ——___ © © WILLARD & 5808. complied with in six days after the snle, the property will resold, upon One week’s notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All conveyancing ut the « xpense of the purchaser. with «!l others, at the annual Fairsin the principal cities, and bas, ineve'y instance, received the award of the hizheet or first premium. And as a crowniug honor, by unanimous I a SALE.—A Pair of BAY MARES, 7 years ond next spring, well-bred,svund. stylish, gentle, spinted and « apital goers. They are. weil-broken and perfectly fre from tricks, and wili pleasure in anuoune ng to the jublle thet tie; | and soon display ed ex'raordinary prowess F ee Scicioz.—The Trenton (N. will give a Grand Firemen’s, Military. Cab, and /in the expeditions and sieges ¢.) Siate Gazette says that a valuable 1 at the National Ti UESDAY, t peel os is . EVENING: Bey Dn ces SGRBDAY, |< 77 1595 the nomber of companics was! dog, belonging to a gentleman in that J CHAB. 8. WALLACH, Trestee. They assure the pubiic that no puins or expense | fixod at 10—eighth entirely French, two| Beighborhood, had a pup, which it w: r the approval of an interna- % P Ba 'y French, two} pup, which it was Giving Foe owner yale teak meu cals bersess | Comal Cee pinay Uoybperea is | nec mawste 82 0 MOGUIE, | mille spared wo make the sascn, meh) native; but each of the latter received | fund necessary to drown. The perent hs purpose is to retrench his expenses. ‘They cam| Qaly Silser Beda) given Oe lave palace. Pi ST oy ee Particulurs in a future advertisement. twelve French soldiers. ‘The officers showed signs of violent giief, and finding meaner pod as lone “Scnee Pamphiew giving full a bate SREMPTORY SALE OF THE BTEAMER] _™ay 4—3t Were altogether French; Lomoricicre was | the body of her offspring, she fished it uty wo try them. enquire at the coanter of the| very applicant. |B. FRANT Puuedeipiia. Pltxiow On FRIDAY afternoon, Tune 1st, at PLEASURE TRIPS ®ppointed to the command, with the! Cut of the creek and laid it on the porch o’eioc! ‘a: s B 7 " 2 2 7 a — i a feb 28-—3m street, I shall sel | without reserve, the uearly new TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. sat ee een, 4 VILION. | grade of chef de battalion. The Uriental, Cf her owner's residence, looking re- Than nn ek costume, now a special characteristics, | Proschfilly in his face. She then went cun be chartered for public or select partics to visit | W4S adopted with modification suited a to the creek, walked in aud delibsrately the White House Favition, Mount Vernon, Fort | Summer and winter service, The officers! drowned herself. vi or other }-laces on the river. A ir Ei ifc mG | The White House Pavilion is now open for visi |Tet@ined their European uniform, wear-| steamer called the “Union,” at present ranning as a NEW SONG. ferry boat *etween this city and Alexandria. HY DID 1 LOVE FALSE FLORA, words | ‘This steamer was built in Washington city in the and music by W. B , of this city, and dedi | year 1852; is 162 feet in length, breadth of beam 94 cated to Inez Allison, the fair Guitarist, feet Gincies She measures 411 40 95 vans cusiom This song has genset charming melocy. —— house m-asurement, as per enrollm-nt. Her en Mr. W. HENRY PALMER, HITHERTO KNOWN 43 RCOBER®T HELLER, Hs much pleasure in informing his friends and the public in general that he bes det moined ‘ Us & firet class seventy five horse p.wer engine | tors It ia @ beautiful place for pleasure trips; it | ig, however, occasionally, the warm red | “The law's delay,”” which Shak- on io-ating himasit in this city, and is pre oS cr ee ope we a Built by Suuiih and Te kine, Alexandria, va. ibe art _ Ball and Dining room , also, a new Ten | cap which the Turks call Fez, ise nate Uanlet sectahs among > iene Viel COMPOSITION. Meta pert si > a nie runs Kee oe reahenly and fe very convenient ‘ig y- y to the President of the ~ 1835, by 3 royal ery the rcgi- causes fur suicide, still remains qe unre- to to Mr Georgo Riggs, Jr.) am POLICE MAGI ‘Terma: One Serre he ethane in 6 months, OF the C 6 of the Boats. ment was made lo consist of two batia-' formed usage of a dark age, disgraceful Kiecthoeter, sod any commanientign Cy ST, WEAR GISTRATE, with interest, setitactolly secured. ae, “Me iL LIAR iad ett cone lions, cf six companies each, which might to the en! ghtenment and progress of the ree ues hove Euauaneee ce ea Oanverensing and Bounty Land Claims aitendedto may 3—cokds ‘Aw the beet turme, ap %—am | beineréasedtoten. The Zouaves proved xineteenth century.