Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1855, Page 2

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONE’Y. ELECTION NOTICES. P WARD.—UNION TICKET. ++eeThe late Abner McGhee, of Alabams, = gic im an: wo cx Previous to his death, made the following-lib- Hovss cr eee sepa ig od oS ete eeWinLi we A 9 SS the U. 8. Rast India Squad:on “and tho | Now York 850-000; iechns College: Alsbems, home ae ny mheng yen Bread BB arn cn at go poi : r oss - y 7 Brig Porpoise.—The Navy Department have | $10,000; Samaritan Fund, Alabama Conference act lega ising ana mang apyrvsriation’ for. ruch | "Por Common G unel THOR. 5 ENT Wr Le, NING PREss most jaced Commod: Methodist Protestant Church, $10.000; Ala- | neco-eary sbj-cts a: have bee vaualiy included is ERASTU ™. " P re 9, : nek advices f-om the M lonian, ore | bama Bible Society, Montgomery, $10,000. the general appr: pri-tior bills with ut ave. rity F may 931 SPIRIT OF THE MOENING ‘ rope’s corrupt and ignoran' + | Abbott, at Hong Kong, on the 14th of March. law, andto fix aod provide for certein inci GF Td WABD BOTIUE— Ast on of Know. Llewellyn Boyle, Esq., has arrived in vez of the devart ment- sna offices of = Mondey, the 4th day 0! J, ee Larsson vend to the de, |ti#Jadged from the tenor of the letter thet| «nis city from Havana, Cuba, via Charles cement aod for o'her purprees,” val Pirate had on known #2 the O14 Capitcl, for tainty of the election of Wise, copies a para- | Nothingism) woul iy Bia “Gear all were well in the squadron as far as was] ton, 8. C,, with lottersfrom Capt J. Mayo to}wi'l be re ees edi ll a tebe Register, Co'lector, and Surveyor of the Cry: also graph from the Union disclaiming any pur-| Struotion of the rights of the South, and of |) wa on the flag ship. Nothing was said in| the Secretary of the Navy. arte ete articles of stationery for the wse of | for one ancmber the Board of Common Cuuncil ve pose of casting a reflection upon Messrs | the American citizen throughout all the States. | +1454 Letters concerning the missing brig-of-| ....The K.N. grand council met at Augus- | toe Houre ef Representatives dering the Rhisty- | three mombers of the Bi Heath and Edwards, former Commissioners of | He explained the identity between the anti | 47 Porpoise, which fact confirms the impres.| ta, Maine, on Wednesday, and nominated | foorkh Congre's, vis: ate gree wmf FERGUEON, Pensi i i Catholicity of Nnow Nothingiem and that of : Samuel C. Gage for governor, sfter several DPSCRIPTION OF ARTI* zB. ‘ensions, in what the latter journal said a ; sion that there can no longer be reasonable ballotings, and such heated discussions that Cus 3 7 mT p Ako N, fow days ago with reference to the.arrest and| Bngland in the times of Guy Fawkes; and | 1.594 of her. safety, which prevails ia navel friends 6f Gov. Mofrill ‘withdtew - This ; ~~ "EGaintesionické 8F Plecliba Ward crimes of Graham, the pension paper forger rn one a got paren = eirdles in this city. sets the “‘order” by thé ears. — The I . com-| the acts of the Know Nothings which he st —_ eee -ev+-Dr. Channing says: - Lot-families die Pst se-mey sora ae od tvor-| Pelieved to be identieal with those of the| Persscuting Bounty Land Claims —A Land] 71 so00s puniie baile, but dance at home, viees of Mr. ex-Commissioner Edwards as the organised bands of the oath-bound assas- | officer having written to the Department of the A small party at home is easily, convenient'y, head of the pension branch of the public ser-| %2 *cieties who prowled over middle Eu- | Lnterfor to learn whether he may draw up ap-| cheaply Bot up, eat ie fer more healthful than vice, rope in the. middle ages,each man of them | plications for bounty lands, &c., charging a | *™Y Possible pu’ The Union defends Col. Forney (who is| With @ dark lantern in one hand and acon | small feoin each case, was answered to day by EVENING STAR. Posing to the people his real character and of Baltimore, who has in this ease made one PERSONAL. alms; showing that the former was based | of e most besutifal medals in the possession of 4 on falsehood and deceit, and was copied in ‘government. Wagqrnereworty: its every prejudice and feature from the MONDAY AFTERNOON..........2.May 28 | “b*tscteristics of the worst and most dan SSS gerous classes of society in Europe, in Eu- y 23 —<'te @ WARD _UNION Ti kei, Tey Ancman “DEARBORN RB. JNUNSON, For Common Councll—SAMUEL PUME REY, SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLARKE, 4—te gilt edged +++-02 Friday night, about 12 o'clock, two oe ace) amiaid rote,| THE POTOMAO RIVER STEA s1].0A robberies of a desperate description werecom- MN size, gilt edgrd COMPANY’S STEAMER ALICE G. rRICE, now ia Philadelphia) from s late onslaught of| Co*led dagger in the other. His brief paral | the acting Seoretary, forbidding the practice Mi reaiet Bie Rue Gunada abd the reciente ite eee popes, extra ouper-| Gann AMUEL BAKES, the Richmond Examiner upon that gentle lel between them, their doings and their ten- | peremptorily on the part of a Government em- | of the place being aroused, fine fairt lined : Will commence oe man; saying, in the courso of its remarks: {| 1¢mies was #0 powerful as to indace those | ployee, asa clear infraction of one of the ac*| robbers hotly to the riv: 9-20 reams | [samepaper] _ unruled trips on TURSLAY ie, . 3 vt ourning paper, 5 i Landi “Tn the nce of Cot. Forney, howerer,| 2° bung on the outskirts of the meeting to | tions of the law for the persecution of fraud® ey me — ded the robber deepened = : a cman letter and mpd note instant, touching at the different Landings we may be excused for discharging en act of| Put down the right of free discussion in this | on the treaty of the United States. end, the feader of a desperate band of-mur-| « 13—100 Sa sara : H why 6: ann Alexandria at 7 — friendship to him by remarking that his rep- city, to howl as we have more than once sak B + 0 derers, snapped a pistol twice at the foremost nize, faint lined tone Cone River st 4 o'clock, on Wednesday utstion ee ay gh integrity sa warm | heard packs of wolveshowl when, after skulk 4n Army Officer Resigned.—Brevet Oap-| or his'pursuers, John Magood, bat fortun: Proporal; for the above must stwfe the rrice per| <o'iday mornings, until further notice. hearted devotion eva’ f ry ‘ —— sentiments, ag well as his well: dathed shar” ing from the light of day, they assemble in Hy witness eieet, - Magecd, whe was’ arte “Or items 1,2, 8, and 4.0 toexceea} mey%6—d the immunity of the shades of a moonless with a rifle, the shot Townsend thro the acter for unwavering political orthodexy, head, killing him instantly. — one half of each—to be farn' g’lt edged, if re NOTICE. places, him entirely nd the reach of the! night, as though to warn dwellers on the aol tain Schuyler Hamilton, First Lieut. Sixth Infantry U. S. A., has resigned, to take effect May 31, 1855, called i i i +++» It appears from the latest foreign ad- Crass [1.—Enrelopes. The attention at grntiennes The editor of that, foun eed, Bsaminer | prairie that they lived in the vicinity of such | Mr. ‘Wiso left thiseity this afternoon for Ac-| v ogs, that M Santa Alvares has been named | '*™ 1—200,000 enveloyos, thick ‘ald white, lenge} fMfto.8 vary, prime drat Kock such a man as Col. Forney. He might dedi-| neighbors comac county, Virginia—his place of reti-] as Spanish Mixister at Washington. —2—200,000 envelopes, thick laid white, smal! | Hats for summer, which I sell very hk | : ANTHONY, cate his life to the concocting of calumnious| Mr Wise, proceeding, said that his joy was and abusive epithets, and the most that he dence. +++e The Grand Jury of New Orleans have letter or large note size “ 3~50.000 envelopes, thick Isid white, ema‘ Practical Hatter, Seventh street, second door ; bot on account of his own triumph, but ber returned a true bill against ex-Postmaster mete nerth of Pa. ay 26-2 perp pan odiye ply wmpel ge bre cause he had broken the lance a and shiy | *h¢ Current Operations of the Treasury | Kendall, for embezsling valuable letters. “ 480,000 envelopes, thick laid white, offcal | ‘A CARD. as Bennett, and secure for himself the noto-| ered the shield of the most dangerous enemy Hager {ment — On Hevarday; he. s0s of May, M’lle Rachel, the great French tragic riety of am adept in blackguardism By his| of the liberties of his country known to its| “¢?2 Were of Treasury Warrants entered cn| actress, will, it is said, arrive in this coun sa “ . ON & SISTERS take this 5—100 000 envelopes, buff, large letter siz3 an oh pe a end “ ~d z “ —6- 50,000 envelopes, buff. official size oe t brilliant dnd ¢ffective advocacy of sound na-|_. he booke of the Department— in August next, and will perform during the| + 7—100,000 envel of, buff, mecium, between | public that their school will be contumued as usual i ples through a series| Distory ; describing the elements of that dan. Keno oil months of September ‘and Ostober at the: Me : Totter and vffcial ise, amocth | ia this city ix day echeions excbestnely, aod wil political con‘ests, on all occasions | ger somewhat in detail. He had got his fect Yor the Tatslor Dipartnient tropolitan theatre, New York, which has been and strocg, fr newspapers eae ay Aes bah ‘ot Jul p> nage 4 denouncing abolitionism in every shape, and | on Sam's neck, and intended to keep it there | for the redemption of stock engaged for the occasion. - - ond tasmn-ats mee | maintaining the constitutional rights of the ; i" 7 é00e id thi South with an weriag conestency, Col. For. | 22til all Sam’s power for harming the liber- | or the Customs ns — = oo : —<* sche “ney has established for himself a national] ties of his countrymen were defunct past pos 18,610 81] Mayor Wood, when, among other exercises, Teputation which the editor of the Examiner} sible resuscitation. He owed his triumph, he 6 ‘ : 20,671 13] medals were conferred on certain police offi- may envy, and seek to calumuiate, but which said, to the indomitable trae Democracy of the | Yor covering into Tre: j cers for their faithfuluess and trustworthiness. 2 : : - ry he es wholly ineapable of emulating or in- Old Dominion and to her patriotic and con-|_ from miscellaneous sources.... 119 90] The Mayor made a speech. Jaring Whi h by 1 For covering into the Treasury +++. Dr. ©. 8. King, of Charleston, who The Virginia Election Returns chide tn dufnoee of their rantey | oo vv 50032) gome time singe set Peg strain gore Ure pry ee bops a . shields fence o! eir country’s itu- —— “ 2 bates lst sort 8, (growth of 1854) The following addition returns have been| t'on and laws and of the equal rights of Amer_ crepe Sere emp oier — oy nt oa etn teamensoaes iy Ear The George Law left behind at Aspin-| Kerich in April, of typhus fever. Thisisthe| “ 6—8dozen ivory hendle erasers 20 bbls strictly prime New Orleans Mol»sses | recived since our last issue They goto con- | ican citizenship, the sheet anchor of American wall ever one hundred persons who refused to | second auriese phyasian that has lately | Proposals for knives and erasers must state tte| 1,000 Ibs extra nice Currents, (equal to the new vince us that our original 11,850 caleulation| liberties. Tho contest had not beon one be- iF ) go on board owing to the over-crowded state | Jied while in the Russian service. ee monn 3, and 4, are tobe of the best} 400 be Shelled Almonds = aah of the probable majority for Wise was much| tween Whigs and Democrats; but between | of the vessel, and these intended to takeother| °::: Mary Hedrick has recovered $7,000 quality and first styleof finish, ee ee (fine gra‘n and color) nearer the truta than any published in any| thom, on the one side, combined, and com- | means of transport to New York via New Or-| ftom Henry Protzmaa, at Cincinnati, for breach | Oiass IV.— Pens, Fenho'ders, Pencils. and Quills. i other paper whatever : batting the men of the State of bad passions mise of marri: = 1 Also, Almonds, Palm Nuts, Filberis, Walnuts, te 50 gros Perty’s double pstent large blue 3 . leans or Havana. The amount of gold brought oe rcomeee ot ee — fdectge ee se ei Pecans, Dates, Prunes, Cherries, Plums, &c. &c. Wise,(Dem.) Flournoy, (K.N.)] and 3@ principles, and the deluded but th 66 counties given Sat- ¥s( were, P iP by the pasengers is very much larger than barre! pens, 280 gross Perry's large barrel dcuble action | 1 tore and for sale at exvtomety tom prices, 12,844 8.844 honest persons who had temporarily gone off | usual, and the remittance in all amounts to « 3-100 quae Pecpyatiees pointed pans Bs oe with them from both political organisations | fu11 two millions dollars in dust, coin, bars, t ‘ABER sive | connexton with the above, it is also their determi- Eset er pp eae dicey = — nob ey fall — 10 open teeir ae pene in atlymenye | 7 for the reception il — Proposals must state the price pr thous- | for the oe = ae eeunene I, i ee te f Ctass IT1.— Knives, dc. known b 7 ; a four indie podk: Applications be made at their imgtituticn on Cline = ee tt Spee between 2th and 13th. 661 « ee 2-75dermm [same eriicle,] _ stag handle ge ‘: $795 denen twa Unde pesrl'or shelf basdie| “TO BAKERS AND CONFECTIO: yes pocket knives, small s'ze son Bs ae 4-50 -ases scissors Ave Asses, Surrants, &e. “ E@" Some citizens of Iron county, Utah Territory, have succeeded in making bar iron 61 (.ouisiana av , bet. 6th and 7th strects. “ 4—300 gross fine quality ‘metaitic ia) _ ere in the puddle furnace, direct from the ore, bores, aqual to W! RUnited GREEN TURTLE. under sinister leadership and counsels, and | and orders onthe sub-treasury. 52 ity ii i States pen: INE lot of GREEN TURTLE just received 52 were struggling to subvert all the rights which and pi oo such that good horse nails 5—100 gross fine quality metaliie pens, om) (ee ee ot a ee rears ” our forefathers won for us with their blood} “1864.”’—According to the New Church | 8f¢ made from it. a = i . GAUTIER’S Saloon. — from George III., under the hypocritical pre- | Herald, the theory of Dr. Cumming, the elo- NOTICE.—The subscriber respectfully 1—3 gress porcupine quill pen holders as — tence that they were the peculiar ‘Ameri | quent Scotch preasher, is that Christ will | <a leave to infurm his kind and respect- ir itd pager nel eg ber- ——- — pepe tig PENS ian ™ = cans” who should, of right, ‘rule America’ | come in 1864—that the advent will be what Pactheenag sp brpeadiogd Papers Monday, Tane | “ 9—8groes rosewood pen helders for small | irs by the undersigned, so this a Agent ges In the course of these remarks Mr. Wise paid } is termed pre-millennial, or, in other words, | 4th. J. BOULANGER, 4 ih aaon senreineee sea apts ic : ictares, 0 well as quality an — == peas “A i = D 5 d. PRANCK TAYLOR. — & most eloquent and impressive tribute to the | that Christ will come before the milleniom, | Az 2°—3t RE Uaies) ce minget heen ce ea ee 7 26 = spirit of patriotiem which had induced the}and the millennial glories will consist of Rea AED cece alae wee “ 4 ges pnd pen holderr, handsome MOUNT VERNON HO’ f 4 thoughtful and really subctantial citizens of | Christ’s personel reign on earth for a thous| ious iherty, at Csparis’ Hotel at S ovclorks THis 12-80 grosé black I-ad pencils, equal to Fa- Cape May, New Jersey. y ee 3 both political parties to lock shields after a}cand years . seid Reb tod tal cot) AS bene a 2-5 Ses ige poe og and 3 4 hers above House has been completely finished 5; as > ee se gross ished, = omfortabl ommo- 3 j bitter contest with each other of thirty yoars’} ay Expansive AcciDENT.—The cost of the | requested to attend. may 38— lt" 141,000 quills 6,000 b Dest quality epoqenerd | 6.00 11500 guests. "The bouse le situated within the duration, to defeat the paricidal purposes of | Norwatk disaster to the New York and New] — — vx aca tg ' ee city, standing by itself on ly the best beach _- = . UNION ASSOCIATION OF WASH “© 15-20 cozen gold pens, with silver cxses— dee ‘j =) such men a that moment hung hosling 8:1} avon railroad Las been $280,000, and there ington City, (Anti K. N.) will meet on none but first rate quality will ——— o~< eye a ee SS ¢ = him on the outskirts of the vast assemblage | 4-9 stil unsettled claims against the company | 2" ee VENING, the 20th instant, at Marmo- eran pare together, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affords 300 But the increasing noise of these iast men-|. i ; aes ae soos Crass V —Ink and Inkstands. the coolest and most d-!ightful retreat in the world. 125 : 3 oe _ poutstsnding. It will not probably escape the NOTICE —We the undersigned Dry | [tem 1—30dezen ink, ‘n pint bottles Families of six persons and upwards can be ac- 93 tioned parties compelled him either to desist });,hitities and losses on account of that terri-| BoM Goods Merchants, of Seventh street, for} “‘ 2—+0dosen ink, in half pint bottles commodated with private tables, having thei: meals = or risk the entire destruction of his lungs, | ble air short of $300,000. th purpose of giving our clerks time for recreation |‘; 218 dosen ink. in quart buttion ee ieene ao weg seo, Se i | 350 tried sorely, as he explained, in the preceding — —— TH Shoe om aon beep reciept trey * G—5dozen siandishe, China or cut gless| are not in partics, and wio may prefer a Table tT i “1000 1600 one hundred and twenty days’ canvass So A Mops County.—The Greeasborough \N.| oscloek p_ m., Saturday nights excepted. Our busi- inkstends, with racks, &e @’Hote. ‘azeweil .. o- ‘ - = TC ane , 6—6 dozen fice Chins ink-taed:, git pump] A aumber cf private Dining Roome have this We-sel...... 450 ai thanking his friends present for the compli | © ) Patriot etates the remarkable fact that, saa wanens on A lst oe pepe Shamita ds and diebes season been added, for parties ing to be strictly | Ww “= 239 ment they had paid him, after attributing it | ‘bough one of the oldest counties in the State, | our adopting thé above rule, and remember that we} “ 7—10 = cut glass igkstends, ee he Weill hak Renn Aeobiinienby 100 dab ° = . i " a" ge eize jean el a nearly tees, 60 — #0 thetr Govotion to the'énuse of the Constita- | there Aas never been » conviction for murder | will admit no one after that hour undor HALL," | “ S-20dczen bavdsome cut glam inkstands, | in deptirand furnishes pare sot water throughout i The following members of Congrees have| tion and religious and eivil liberty and equal | "07 ® porgon hanged within the limite of Ran- R. G. HYATT, medium size the house. certainly been re elected, vis: Messrs. Mill- | ity, whose standard bearer he had been,he|4olph county. sen, Bayly, Goode, Bocock, Powell, Caskio,! withdrew amid deafening shoute of the mu!:i-| [3" There was an extensive fire in Balti- J. W. BARNECLO, “9-5 dezen handsome pressed glass, various} Large and commodious stabling have been added. tterns Phe Hotel has every modern improvement, in- so lin Aleit del “ 10-5 dosen “Dreper’s;” or other airtight pat- te ae deed, every thing has been ordered to give comfort - 3 NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION !— nt inkstands and to the Ls, -" _ peer mt Lewis, McMullen, | tude. more on Saturday night, on the corner of You are ond poe es 7 at your oe « WS dozen ‘ ae improved, or other clastic "A fll Band of Mucic wiil be in attendance during in ‘ondgon, all Democrats. In the course of his remarks, while taking | Baltimore and Howard streets, by which, it is mory on NG next, May inketands 5 : whole season. A ; * - . ‘28th, at velock ise!) full unifc “ 12—4 dozen bandeo: celain, ladies’ ink- Letters iresséd to ih: etors, directed to The reade: will find additiona) election| a glass of water, some one concealed in the estimated, upwards of $200,000 worth of prep- | for pogoneetal senda nae stv the ae preg sya i patterns Cape idan. Cape May, Nose will be promptly news in our telegraphic columns. middle of one of the howling packs before de- | erty was destroyed. oe Se Sa BISHOP, O. 8. ize om pani — anew Eret. AMUEL B. WOOLMAN & CO. i eee - soribed, sang out, “Give us a little of your = ce SESE So Books, ios, Te may 35—2w* . Propriet WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, | poly water!” Mr. W. instantly scised the} _-"i" °F FiR= Exazs.—The Deptford MONTGOMERY GUARD, ATTENTION. | C46 VI Manoranden Toots, Fortfoliog, Tablets) Ty S—Se~__-mpnctore_ pal thetic 3 : ~{and Independent Fire Companies, of Balti- You are artigos ban redeem at you Atl i 1-80 denm manereedem besbe. sinisied PROSPERI’S CORNET BAND. _Henry A. Wise.—The announcement in the opportunity to rebuke his insultersin a way more, are to have a trial of their apparatus per one Ai 'Y MORNING, the 2th - plaes « ye Band is suitable for any and all purposes, | Star of Saturday afternoon last, that the} that will never be forgstten by those who this afternoon at $ o'clock, in that city. You are also quem to attend a meeting at} “ 2—20dozen portfolior, quarts, with locks, and io-warrantrd to give satisthation to all these Washington friends of thi gentleman de-| heard him. He said that their conduct there Lieut Feeney’s, on Saturday night, to determine Sarure of nd f i ne | Glog tfoli th locks, and of signed complimenting him with a screnade at | Proved how much they stood in need of any | A Saute of one hundred and forty three| what uniform will be worn. Particular attention is G10 dose me ae a wit S, and o tablets, end of fine quali; who may be pleased to engage them, either as @ H y é Brass, Reed, or Cotillon Band, , Any number of musicians to be had at the sbort- * requested. . “ nine o'clock of that night in front of Brown’s| thing which would cleanse their hearts | gu0* was ie oe soapy Nothings of | "iy order of the Capes otiutivawiee 1 oo eon aligned Sa ee ee iit) bares, hotel, caused an assemolage of at least five| and minds of the leprosy of infidelity, vice, Baltimore on jaturday night, in honor of the} may 25—3t - 2 i “ Bel5 dezen Parket di of fine paper and Leader, at Taltavuli’s Store, opposite the thousand persons on Penn Avenue, between | crime and bad passions, which, together, made | election of Mr. Wise to the gubernatorial office [pee arog cra ed pee: aons a 2 ficish ie a cone 4 ge J Oth and 7th streets, Shortly before the ap-| them such dangerous enemies to their country. | of the Old Dominion sai Chyer, I Seewera all pusoes flame teodicieg te Tins 1-5 pounds tapall rise teaeeserent wafers, | PO! Will be promptly attended to. pointed hour, the marine band appeared on| He advised them, if holy water they would EB On Monday last the thermometer stood | °°: 8118 ByOMSS DERANY; “ Narious solors, ba Saney Sexes ——— the magnificent portico of the hotel, and | have, to goto their High Priest for it—to i a PAUP eter pasar re Morte HAY !—HAY!! ; at 93 in the shade at Atlanta, Ga., and one |ARL BOSCHE gives notice to the com at 3-200 peunds red wax, of very Snest quality 7 v ! Played a few airs, after whieh, Mr. Wise made | Theodore Parker, who stood higher as a mem case of ‘sun stroke ”’ occurred. C Frackfort Stare ot Moutucky; that he Liszt fied “ 4—50 boxes fancy wax, in small bandscma hee IN eer oe HAY : his appearance in front of the crowd of ladies| ber of their order than any of the rest of the eee sides near Wsshington, D. C., and whether they boxes Washington, 200 bundies best baled HAY, and gentlemen by whom the large portico was | thousands of abolition clergymen of the North |_ Ex During the five weeks ending the Ist} have emptied = ket book or not, Carl Bosche = ager acetal ad sare <r Feige rele which will be sold at the Wharf, et $1 50 per 100 filled. Col. Berrett introduced him to the| Who ruled its policy, which they had sworn instant, $4,556,634 worth of gold dust wag} must have satisfaction or die. - weet per Ibs., if taken from the Wharf 3 . » our German Gipsy band has been staying for ‘pal MATTINGLY & BROTHER. vast ascemblage of citizens of Washington, | fearful, if unlawfel, oaths to carry out. shipped from San Franciseo. three years past in ibe neighborhood of Washing-}| “ 2-80dozen cut glass paper weights, finest may 25—lw (Inte?) cane ton, and i ed for pillage, murder, and work. qua'ity and patterns ——S—E— and the shouting with whieh he was received | He referred them also for Holy water to the Purtapeuraia Finavcss appear to bein af wit pertons are cautioned against them. my 8-20 desmn Line toch foe frory folder, one IOE CREAM. 4 . A . ii * ne . having subsided, he essayed to address his sz Euow Nothing clergynen the Mass. [hard way. Tho Ledger says :— pares; wile gt lan e public, “with pes ounces t> the dozen phd as bere or oor: — friends who so eathusiasticclly calied on him Legislature, who, in carrying out the purpo: ft] It is pretty generally known that the finan-| tion such as the world never heard of. 4—20 dezen nine inch fine ivory fold one = Inch wide, and not las tkaa's| WATER ICES and CONFECTIONERY oi f is. a All orders promptly attended to. 4- ave Opened my joon for the seasons, wh. re “28 donen fine pearl Diders,,teerrted pateras, | nothing but the best quality shall be kept All wisb- | fora speech. There were on the outskirts of | Know Nothingiem, had deliberately doprived the crowd, in knots of forty or fifty, some three | Dative born whites of the south, and of theitown or four hundred rowdies, blackguards and ruf- | State when their parents happened to see the fians, led on, by, here and there, a man making | light first on the other sideof the Atlantic, of ces of the city are in a deranged and very un- satisfactory condition, Debt has orept upon us very fast within the past yoar, and liabili- ties are now pending that must be provided for, or the city suffer dishonor. On or before ‘ely wood burnt, can be all times, and at prode- . : le would do well to call. te price, at SEELY’s nt Kiln, corner of Vir Crass IX — Miscellaneous. oc oa “KARDT. pretension to character and position in Wash- | the right of trial by jury, and hed endowed the vps pablo then falling ane Ses efatnced ‘and Canal street, Island. 1—250 dozn red tare, No. 19 = ee eens ington, who attended for the purpose of pre-] Tanaway negro with that right; to be exercised bopoud ‘ee means Of the cm Rh OE i ee 2—250 dosen red tape, No. 25 MANSION PARM ICE CREAM. 8—60 “ozen white tape, No. 25 ‘ venting Mr Wise from being heard, doubtless | in bis favor by abolitionists only, rather than TRAY MARE.— Was caught on Satur'ay Pe, HE subseriber wishes to notify the ciuzens that ee i F 4—25 dozen verta taper stands, with wax he je in c of ve cel- K ning, about ten miles from Washii mn, on é js in constant recei the above o leas: his address might damage the Know] by freemen of the vicinage in which hia of-], Dis¢Racaron Ovrrace in Caoncy.—Our| the Tin surest road, a sorrel MARF, with blasyed pers, fine quality rated [CE CREAM ffom Ealunore daily It i . . z little town is in quite # state of exeitement,| ace. ‘The Owner, i win; nad pay- 5—20 dezen +and boxes, fine quality made of pure Cream, and will be sold at $2 a Nothing cause in the election to take place in| fence ugainet the laws had been committed | owing to a difficulty that oocurred last Sun’ largee con GA Us ane ae eine $—1,000 pounds hiack sand, in pound papers} -allon, delivered at any hour during thé day, in this city on Monday next. The appearance| 4c. He recapitulated, with great effect, the day evening in church. A very worthy, up | the store of J. T. ROWLES, on ME posi ine ize, 0 rey Hn of the city.” The smallest quantity sold will of Mr. Wise in the sight of the people was the | offences of these clergymen against the con- ey reel ests egal pe pee a Fen ie eS 9-300 fine ivory hand'c letter stampe, cheoq-| “ie comin yecsives Penshybonnta end Bele- ji i — CARD.—Public attention is uered NT signal for them to commence a series of out- | stitution and the laws of their State and the pied by Mr. Mills. Our worthy parson, Mr.| A. ‘rrusecs Sale of valuable and desirable Dwel | “ 10—150 fine tvory hand's letter stamps, p'sin| a"C Pe Messct Mocte, scar toe Magee hose, Tages on decency and the so solemaly guaran-| Union, against civil and religious rights, to. Soe had rye scans, = iskelios House and Lot on Sixth stroct west between |“ 11—12 dozen pleors Dest quality office taste, ducing market house, at which place orders can be A r i The impression of what occurred before | horting sinners, when Mr. is entered and| E and F streets north, to take place t! : us Co! lett for [ce Cream. Any one ordering must either aeches tink eas re facek ows an < Banke ar on this occasion made Pasi noticed Mr. M. in os ape bal gaying a] at 5% goes on the’ or Tea a xare OP a ee adhesive mucilage, b-st| pay a ule mae fetivery it iwace . b od left, but in a short time} portunity to per ‘ lence - article . Saet bis Meaty of ti ea He} in favor of Mr. Wise, more through the unjusti- wore oa mad walking 12 a bullying on or making an investment. etter pam bal pens, large size pieces] 2 24—1w* wae not only bowled at in concert to drown| flable, outrageous and dastardly conduct of the}in front of the reverend spe>ker, requested may 28—It Pint oe aligns: = (native gum preferred.) ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER. his voice, but profane and brutally vualgar| prowlers on the outskirts of the meeting, then — eee corta pps eel pede “no THE LADIES at the act approved June 17, 1844, the Clerk of the JREAMS of ail flavors, such as Vanilla, Choco- language was hurled at him contincally by | through the effect of his remarks, which ow-|‘\c1y complying Mr Mills rushed forward,| ATK W MILLIE eo THOMPSON, ahameesclaively toes Sica Eee ania disa Geen ae ee - the coward!y rowdies, who, had the light of the| ing to the shouting and howling above referred | pulled a pistol trom oll paler 7 Vises ted i Ree sow opening Se pees php = ture — eUnited Biates, provided the same eo <= >, Chaslotes, Jellies, ke The Sods is ot ae ini ‘ tat the breast of McClella le not} handsome ghorns, tans, procured gr and manufacture of suits t city, on the old ipie of manufacture | Season nl mon cars om ve hw You at Reread nde mot ese Grae ee | Meee ma ee oars pl ia fc Pa Sap kes aa an ..| Hats, at our salesroom No. 310 Penn. avenue. terms: s to quality and prios as be obtained of f-r disgraceful manner, showing himself a per-| “7 4; Bend. ©. A preference will| CAKES and CONFECTIONERY of al kinds ecnt 3 jes will also find at our store a rich lot of Em- | eign i ther b: to any part of the city. nfidence or of an) tleman. He 1 te ge wag d to the frigate C 00) 'y gen' are selling at ve modera ices. indu: doubtlecs in dread lest the eyes of the police, 4 . fectly contemptible villain, unworthy the] jroideries, Mantles, Lace Shawls, &c., which The Frigate Congress.—The following are iu roideries, Mantles, Lace Shawls, &c., w! we pri stry; all ns making up- Creams lon—62 cents per qt is probably g: for a few months’ “free UTCHINSON & MUNRO, ply any article will state whether tae eee Mee ithe N. Badice Saloon poy fe im long in search of them for offences against the criminal laws of their country, (perpetrated menufacture. j iterra: - | board”’ at Jackson.—Cleveland Herald, M. may 23—6t Periumery and Fancy Deaters. rowth and manufacture of the Unite« ‘arties i GW when the pall of midnight hung over us all oad Saute pe ol le 2. a — oa ~ [Int. 6t eod.} j The artils are to whee teat of any charre sj ‘Ferers No. 347 op. owns ¥ < 5 — - tated oF ov a office $ may %4—! « i and bonest mes ere ssioep is bed.) might) 5 | Breese; Commander, Thomss T. Cre-| Tex Parxca Mrersren or Fonatex Ar.|FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA | meisneftne conte for as soon reveal their identity. Notwithstanding this so ven; Lieuts, Luther Stoddard, William May;|Patns.—The New York Courier-remarks on AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS. as the Committee on Accounts audit the bill DR. THEOD. HANSMAN ee iber’s Coaches will call for Pass Each bidder, though evidently prearranged rufianly assault upon y Biakely Carter, W. C. B.S. Porter, Bayse | the recent change in the French cabinet : Subuleguicaancsw ii toeabeve my | the whole of the articles aboteonunsesaten reat ee a af re rey soy oy ; hia rights and those of the thousands of sub- : : . * The reason assigned for Drouyn l’Huys’s} paitroais. My Cvaches connect with, required to meke-a separate and distinct for eee x a stantial aod table citisens of Weshing- N. Westcott, Samuel Marcy ; Fleet Surgeon, | resignation, that it proceeds from an unwil- the Steamers Tos Coutven or Groror Wasting | Cach item; and no proposal recing mors ——ee . rapes & ; ‘28 | William F. Patton ; Passed Assistant Surgeons, | lingness to protract the war, is not worthy of} rox, which leave Washington at 6a m. d. ZANS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, ton aseembied to hear him, Mr. Wise essayed : Pgy. | much credit, inasmuch as it is not at all con- Meals 3 boate. be eadorsed 10. —. claps ¢-, &ey—We lave now in store a large vari- to ailizess them, deceribing the clecumstences| Yom ©: Dittovs, Daniel B: Consed; Pus- | BOS™ Pell the faet thet be. ns plenipoten-| Persons wisning the Coaches to call for themrean Ay of be kad coe mes, store a tnd LU- — ——— case p ances eed James A. Sample; Master, J. P. Jones; tiary in the conference at Vienna, u with leans their ame and reaidenes sib Mr. soba T. to the undersigned. } bi Feely egal ee e008) e psrently . + | Tillman, near the Capit gate; Mr. But’s drug Postage. bootiess nomination for the position to whien Boatswain, George Wilmarth ; Gunner, Geo. | Lord John Russell in rejecting the final an. pebatiyrarciaceag " » playing rds, ui ivania avcaue and 19th street; it specimens of each item to accompany the - r ; Carpe ads; Sailmak wer of Russia, and consequently must con- t Geo. Thee Parvo & Co.’s sto marked w! he ha¢ just been chosen. The contest was arg fo: we ee Hi sider the continuance of the war a necersity Coaches ean be had for Pleasure Trips. Lo romber of regia lays ope oars then conosived at most » hopeless one; for his| e- -- Mr. Walewski, (bis successor,) was formerly a 2m WILLIAM WHALEY. above advertior ment. opponent (Know Nothingism) had pt over| The Mariners’ Medal—The Stale Depait- distinguished Polish patriot and refugee, and ——— perso: Or s afterwar ls a member of the Chamber of Dep- the non-slaveholding States ti whirlwind | ment this morning received the firet impres-| yties and the Conetituent Assembly, was the periter to JOBN FP. ELLIs, 306 Pa. avenue, bet. 98 and ith sts. may 3—tf of fire. Alone he set out in January last | sion from their new steel dies, cut for making | groat champion of the Polish cause, in the| fn the cascof : -~ HOUSE_KEEDING HARDWine from the low lands of Accomas, to one are the silver medal to “be presented ts ee standing resolution annually passed in pro- | Thomas W. Saffell, deseased :—Th iatratei: the performance of OUSE-KEEPING HARDWARE. ; i i 4 ; HE subscriber begs leave to inform the publi¢ e nat the partition of Poland. Latterly | aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Orphan’s the office of sald Clerk the streng'h of this apparently rosistless giant, in| and crews of vessels rescuing Americans from be hor carted pars Wraaah Minleter| at Lace Court of Washington County, in the District of Co- | within ten days after the chen wh ‘Opened | between = Row 4 Pr a steen at BBO Beventh the full confidence that it was et best but an] shipwreck on the ocean. One face represents | don ; and his present elevation to the foreign] !¥™i2, appointed Tuesday, the 19th day of June | and the it i next, for the final settlement and distribution of the right erved, should be neoer. impudent imposture whieh a fearless and| a sailor clinging toa broken mast with the | fice may well be taken as an indication of a) estate of said deceased, of the azsets im hand, so far artigos sal rye of the ctthies contained fn the above list. ioti i ‘ f policy of the allies towards Poland, have bee: A Patriotic man could easi:y conquer with the| waves dashing around him and gulls hovering mappa es sceiks6 tie -petiey asd onay: = oe eee — en collected and turned into ;. J, W. FO&NBY, sword of truth. In the depth of winter he| over him, the rescuing ship being seen sailing | eration.” deceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphan’s Cc House Representatives United Sta’es. had hunted him on the hills of the Piedmont) up, in the back ground. On the reverse side| 1.22 Kaa—Mr. Chaney H. Winship, of iy eomee ee Says ree hos May 20 awie coantry, in the delis of the Valley, and in the} is a wreath of laurel and ivy encircling thirty- | this town, showed us a hen’s on Monday, pe ag es all benefit of said estate: Provided, a BE WARD — Sirayed from the subscriber bought ney Fy the lowest caverns aad amid the snows of the trans Aile-| one stars at the head and the American eagle | laid bya common barn-yard fowl—a native—| Cop’ # order be published once a week for on the 21st instant, a young light red COW— that weighs 6? ounces, snd measures nine inch | three weeks in the “Daily Evening Stat,” previous | she is with calf. The above rewamt will te von ghany region of the State. He had found) at its base, with space enough between them , and eight inches the other. This} ‘° **!4 12th day of June next af taken out of the city, and @3 if found in the city. wishing to purchase are invited vo ef htm everywhere, and had unceremoneously | in which to engrave the inscription the medal | + tte Isepeet yet. = probably cannot be eat- Khe ada tes oe Bee gi 4 JOHN’ WIGENBORN. rae nrteearg i wil i ’ ‘ — leg. Wills. 46 N. York ave , bet. let and 94 ets. " Ae stripped the wolf of his sheep’s clothing ; ex-| is tobear. The artist is Mr. W. F X. Koobler, ! en-—Hartford Times. 1855—m 96, M3: poe edie the city. GEO, FRANCIS.