Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1855, Page 2

EVENING STAR.| Wistinotos news axp gossip. | }partmers.and employees in the office of o “PERSONAL. W “ietien eric, DOUBLE Tce RD_ UNION TICKET j*sleated, amiable, courteous, entertaining, ---- Hon. C.J. Faulkner, of Va., is stop ERS, different st,es tnd sites; Brittannia F Be ee ee ROBT J ROCHE. Not so Bad —A friend who vouches for the knowing and ingenuous neighbor recently got| ping at Brown’s hotel, _ ed ee tae, at the Houscher pe:’s| © Por Register—WM. 1 Met? RMICK, WASHINGTON CITY: youth who essayed to address the assemblage | pi: in betting on Page, which we published on] .... Hon. Robert MeGleliand, Svotetary of Purnishing Store, 490 Seventh <t. For Gocveyer— 8 B MAGRUDER opposite Brown’s hotel, om Saturday night, | Saturday last, was incorrect in some unim- {he tertor, and ex-Governor Seymour, of | may 30 G FRANCIS. | Por Alcan Counc! EDWARD A FULLER, WEDNESDAY AFTEBNOON.......May 20 mid. w York, were at Detroit, on the 26th inst.; SHARLES ABERT, JNO B TURTON. i AFTEBROO! from a dry goods box plaged in agate portant particulars The gentleman from and Governor Morehead, of North Caroline, is TEN DOLLARS REWARD. | CHARL Al = ——= " 4 commons of Was’ - — SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | “ures us that the person, whoever Re was, | Page, who came down with lots of money in| in New York, ee oe tein natant, 4 Wits and ga OND WARD. UNION TICKET. zi who cried out that im sssailing foreigners | nis pocket, waa a “Wise” Whig who had never ? Rance phe black eve Ss —Dr. THOS MILLER. t The Intelligencer commences the publica- a fe «+++ The Right Honorable Sir Robert Harry | dark cclored Cow, with hogns, blac SS) For Alderman—Dr, y ORME, FE: en ot tee es ing on the | *@°DE us, he was assailing his own parents, | been 3 member of a Know Nothin lodge Inglis, for many years the teprestntative in | and a collar on, marked I. Hill. The above » Council —WILLIA For Commo i » ; as hi : i livery of the Cow at! oN AND JEFFERSON, THOS. J. PISHER. . ;] misrepresented the youth’s origin; as his p2-| there or elsewhere, though he felt satisfied | Parliament of ¢ University of Oxford, died {tard will be Pale oe te oie! BILL, A —W™M. ti. CLAMPITT. conrauiine aan he ane rents are both native born and of ravolution- | that the report made to their State Council | in London on the 5th inst. z , , a“ Tiearthe Centre Market, Washington pst De Intel& Union} : nue them un Presents its readers a ary stock. And farther, that at heart and in | that the Page County Lodge consisted 6f moro} -... The liquor dealers of New York have Bene ieaccr a nae HIRD WARD.—UNION ull history of the negotiation which resulted character, the iad {s really promising; inso- | than four bu ‘uni there inted a.specit! committe: to make ar- K OF IT. For Collector RORERT:!. Bi humdréd meni bere was untrue, appointes WHAT THE SOUTH THIN {nm the present prospect of one of the longest muck as he respects himself and others in his | never having béen more than fifty persons in | “2gom@ents for the celebration of the Fourth VERY town and city from Texas to the borders | — For Register—WILL J. McCORMICK, . and severest wars which ever occurred in Eu- walk in life. And still further, that whatever : of July, of such a character as will mark their heir orders for For Surveyor. —S T. ABERT. it, im his belief. He bet therefore on his judg: | reprobation of the M nelaw. A mock des! ewes For Alderman—Dr. A. Y. P. GARNETT. 1 ; : illiberatity | B22 have escaped his liprin the heat of the | ment of the want of trath tn the official Know]| ration of ied lence is to be read, ata GAUTIER'’S SPArKLING rage etl ship ah neg Ray! shel The Union again discusses the illibera od excitement of that excited and exciting even- | Nothing repott, in which the Know Nothings| meeting in the Park, and procession of sym-| It is found to be indispensibie ee 8 beget sig , pehersecter ‘pig eondion aogref Be ing, under other circumstances no one would |of Washington, Alexandria and Baltimore, | Pathisers will parade in the etreets. PREPARE FOR THE § ral 0! base of M by | i of this delicious beverage,| [i= & WARD NOTIOB — Av Election more scrupulously refrain than he from | placed implicit confidence; betting on it, and,| _**** The of Miss Mary Hedrick agains whieh | pny tn the best Soda: Water : k will be held on Monday, the 4th day of June history of the efforte of the United States Post i i : P : , | Henry Protiman to recover damages tor breach | and more convenient x» next, at the’ building known as the Old Capitol, for Stile iguana i csdien these shacped i wholesale detraction of any ¢lass of his fellow of course, burning their fingers. It was ‘apon ry + r vel ce t, at the chy bi d sh i Of promise to marry was recently tried in Cin- R Register, Collector, and nn eh the citise ss. We cheerfully give him the benefit | such official statements ax that frou Page, that | cinnati, and resulted in a verdict of $7,000 in| WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR | jor one ‘member of the Board of Aldermen, ana 4 cen, in the negotiations voat{ ofthis #tatement in his beh sincerel ; i tthe | : : OR ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON EV- | three members of the Board of Common Counci: to of Britain has been, in the negotiations that es nt in his behalf, and sincerely | the impression arose In the Know Nothing | favor of the plaintiff, who is represented as ope nce i i -—Thus epok: and man, resent said Ward. have taken place on the subject, little more hope that he may (as experie: tempers his | ranks, that they had 72,000 members in Vir-| being scan — So ~- but beachaiing change! Let the ‘flicted Fear bia. = : d turns into good : : ee ts. E, M. Chambers has sold her in- | and then decide whether to suffer on or ade than to effect, if possible, the introduction of | °“™2™i#s™ and turns his genius into ginta; which impression so pertinaciously E. rin book: i i hole. Ye professional mn, with ruined heal h, 1 JAS. A. B = British pri i i sense, as it doubtless will) in time come to ap- | and enthutiastically eworn to by our ingenuous | terest in the St Louis Republivan. Mr. George hear! Commissioners of Election for Fifth Pid dee oe et perdi Preciate the fast that good sy mae does | seighbors, cost its friends the $66,000 they Knapp, who entered the office in 1827 ag an} Tr) s.ues W. Hownicet, the talented and inde- 3 —Ate . not consist in huzsaii for the sta: country on the fact—demonstrated in a re = seks ne = Sere aod apprentice, is now sole propri of this ve rH WARD —UNION Tn Kk < won in this region (over the left) from the wealthy ne-vspaper establis mene? Z f vend sagen the Os sd reer, pane Sty Fitted y R. a ce eal cont speech of M. Luzuriaga, the Spanish] “PS 04 making a fuss generally, when | trionds of Wise. otc st as/talal that gore Gree hasdted per: | Mrodeicnsvecs, Vas an bie cllterial ot she 20m at SAME TATEOR, HENRY AY CLASKE? Minister for Foreign Affairs—that the Sea People may be improperly and unfairly Tar ; sons ard kept constantly engaged in deco-| TALE TINCTURE: i ,. | _mav 4—te government is too sensible to place itself in| “**¥T>ed Sy it. But that a just appreciation| Beware —We call the attention of our anti- rating the famous Greenwood Demetery, How vatome time ago we merely al'uded to Hampton's pa the matter ef the El Dorado affair, on the un. of che rights of all others is the very founda | Know Nothing fellow-citizens to the necessary fifty thoussed de a po: bag conte weiape Lirias 2 nepal pmo ? KP, on Pa. avenue, i ‘ i isenshi i - derived from its use Duri ollegi VWHABLES WCRSEP. tenable ground as to ite rights originally as. tion of the righ‘s of American citizenship. | means determined on last night by the anti. «+++ The London Lancet says: “ Two ladies eit as sencctaey bens. So became opposite Browns Hot 1, will keep URoughont sumed in this country by the Natrona! Intel. We live under laws of equality in their priv- | Know Nothing citizens of Washington, to pré- of elegant ard quiet deportment are attending | tic. and were very much troubled with ve v hich be will ecil,on call, in Say quantities, at the h Nona IME ‘oges, which are expected to be cheerfully } tect their rights from possible frauds under} ‘ne surgical operations ia Landen, prephce: Sele ee ene eet ne Wel Sen peeiiente: aay Daag “The Union farther repudiates Major An obeyed by all without the intervention of | the lower board of the Washington Councils’ tory to going to the Crimea to assist Miss |“°"° “| . r repu ajor An- drew J. Dorelson’s present political position, which was hardly necessary. Major D. has been ‘‘hostile” ever since his want of com- mon sense compelled his summary ejection rs ‘ing of 1853, our general health became so delicate \ force to insure their observation. Our coun- | refusal to request that one anti-Know Nothing Nightingal who has been attacked with | that was with great difficulty we could attend to TO THE LADIES reaceietae * . fever (© wife of one of the surgeons of the | tte ordinary duties of our profession Everything] \T RW MILLIN [ —™ try has been brought to its present state of re | be permitted to witness the canvass of the Smyrna staff is to have $1,500 per annum as | we ate immediately turned acid, our digestive or | [Nis now opening another invoice of markable prosperity, and our people and their | votes in each ward, at the next election, the olitans, Eg! @ matron of the hospital. pepper inher ccmtaryare some Ung lichagrenng] [emg dh Lac ilk, a liberties to their present remarkable condition | boards of commissioners in four of the wards] .... The town of Dorchester (Mase.) will | sanriy depressed in’ spist, our enerty simoxt for ints a our Slee stantly depressed in spirit, our energy almost for- our salesroom No. mig cnr ee an, a P of development, by and through the labors of | being, each man of them, also a member of celebrate the two hundred and twenty-fifth | 00k us, and nothing but necessity urged us on to et mtg pony heeordy ‘Ac., which ve from the position of editor of the Democratic the hands, hearts and minds of people of al | an oath bound political association. return of the date of its settlement, on the | *tion. ries, s Organ in this city, at the instance of members 1 i We had taken strong medicines, observed great | are selling at ver) moderate prices. most all known white races. Every battle- — 4:h day of Jaly, when Edward Everett, a na. ; . - Ire! MURR t — A particularity in our diet, and all to no purpose. We . rn ieaben, legs pate a enenal Jenna | Seid in which the American flag has been un | List of Patonte ismued from the United| V8 the place, will deliver an address. np anengrctelphpenlantentm dnp depen | lane gine rd = . ” Gene s0ks0n’s| furied, from the contest at Lexington to that States Patent Office, for the week ending Ma: EXAN of Hampton’ Vegetable Tincture, assuring us that = > Semana ae Bn tee he, Doncioon, thesal ot Curse Gasdo, tts Neen whhosed hy The }0, 1066; oo bearing that date : ere = cami en; replied, te weld hol elee toler forall Se Teac] ML Finely engraved on copper, and brought wp to it made for bim, temporarily, a conspicuous} jones of foreigners, who fell in the cause of} Thomas Atnold, of Mobile, Ala.—For im- ALEXANDRIA, May 30, 1855. | ture Hampton ever made, 60 {ar as cur own individ- a Palle bulldings, charch- Position, failed to endow him with the brains our country in numbers greatly more than a{ provement in invalid bedsteads. a The Cirovit Court yesterday concluded the | "al peoiayrac nee Os ape sapsh ing os pocul guantr markeis, bank-, halleshotels, fre * : . —) - sans . ie % . i nature has denied him. This accounts for his] fair ratio when the proportionate number of ek eer senpeelld err Sate ; im-| trial of William Arrington, charged with the | in te kindness of her heart, however, without con companieny lic schools, etc., are distinctly des- — =— in imagining tha: his opinion} foreigners in this country is taken into the ec-|" Charles F. Brown, of Warren, R. I —For| murder of Michael Riggins The jury, after | w!ting us about it, she sent and got one botue and | ignated. : on pu! ‘airs weighs a feather with any timate. We are indebted to the genius, pa- | improvement in cartridges . ‘ ce her sake, as it could GRAY & BALLANTYNE, a few minutes ent, return me ict urged us to accept et nd for her sake, as it cou! tient labor, and superior attainments of for-| Samuel W. Brown, of Lowell, Mass.—For not pessibly injure according to direc _may 29-3 Booksellers, 498 Seventh st. ai i ul man of political integrity who is connected of mot gusty, At the first trial last Novem. | tion. For the high regard we liad for her and her with “the party” in Tennessee E TA i “s A a ised todo so. And with | FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDR' = eigners for much of what is termed Ameri- ia aaele ee frat . ¥.—For im-| ber the jury were unable to agree, and were ee peleorecmstny 7 ‘cam uly ay — Delors we AND a |ANASSAS GAP RAILEOADS. uperiority in b hi ; i id bedsteads. discharged. This morning the Commonwealth | a1 used the contents of one bottle we felt like a . The Superintendent’s Statement. ean superiority in branches of the arts, | provement in inval 3. ‘ged 4 neers i wishing to connect with the above stances, so fine a young fellow as the you:bful bak Seeing, a4 oar Howekes tie es y.—| James Bloxem, commences. The court will | tics. \We were afraid to give it up, fearing our old | the Steamers ; We invite attention to the statement of Mr. Dougherty, the superintendent of the Wash oceasi: - diseases mi; » 8 hi tox, which leave Washington at 6 a.m. E M mkt speaker on the oceasion referred to has been | ror improvement in hub and axle fastening. | probably adjourn the latter part of the week. me have tee maw : seas! ia Meslsfarnished on the boats he = ington Monument, to be found on our first page| |, libly represented to us to be,cannot live] Wm. W. Hubbard and David Matthew, of| Last night a select company of ladies and | 2nd so far as our labors, toils, liabilities, respon’ mage taper gc pte yogi : Sem to-day. It exhibits in glaring light the true charaeter of Know Nothingism and the man- ner in whiob it essays to effect its ends in this community. We need hardly add that it is A 3 + * ¢, :. ea iiti leave their name and residence with Mr. John T. + + = Philadelphia, Pa. —For improvement in vapor! gentlemen. including representatives from the | bilities, and worldly cares will allow, our spit Capizel gate; Mr. Buus 4 many years longer without learning to judge beers P . companies, assembled at the hall of the | ave been buoyant, and we eat what we pleare, Laeaagee weg eet erg ne ‘and. 12th pPoe 3 of men and things by which he is surrounded ‘omer Holland, of Westfield, Mass —For|Sun Fire Company, to witness the presenta. eee sMitied ore| orat Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co % tore. by practical commonsense standards, rather improvement in processes for treating aurife-| tion of a testimonial to the 1: President of = Pr P ke this statement, hoping that others may find} Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trips ‘ slices & h than from the frothy repreeentations of de. | fous and er, hry nee Ryo cg ee ere fair. = 2 the fame rliet from its te that we f ‘t ad nay 282m WILLIAM WHALEY, im excellent keepin, ith th t Te cas . 01 lie N. Y.—For am. '3q., pr ent. be hepi in every family. No i ould ever he uinbiaity pi phono embers oc signing politicians and siniste> office-secking et: » iy mae P preree aq. 7 sept res mihout ft AMP TON’S VEGETABLE TING. yo ty hy ed fusing their opponents any representation | *°m*2°S"** a eee seg on Bang satire merged oo Lawyers, Doctors, Bankere, Ministers, in all the] CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER, whatever on four of the seven boards of elec-| The Secretary of the Treasury. —The Union, : Edward @. Hyde, of Camptown, N. J.—For| the ladies for their generous co lara Me He oabgenee ph papiepee pep epee es sechen tage RNING, : ; s walks of life, as well as those moving in the tion commissioners, and subsequently refusing| im a complimentary notice of Mr. George S. | improvement in the construction of ear trum-|in the name of the company presented to pass s resolution requesting those boards to} Houston, published in fts issue of yesterday canvass the ballots in the presence of one or trips on TUESDAY MO mest humble spheres, speak of the cures on them- 29th instant, touching at the different Landings W. C. Reynolds, the representative of ti Ives and friends by this wonderful article. a ‘ Jol the river. “Jona N. King, of Murray, N. Y.—For im | dies, with 2 magnificent gold medallion. M Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and sce cures o: i srerdhiy5 : Leace Washington at 6 and Alexandria at 7 o’clk morning, does great injustice to the Secretary | provement in swing bridges. Reynolds received the token with ease and | Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuraivia, Dvs | on Tuesday and Pridty mornings. Returning, wil two of their respectable opponents, and to re-| of the Treasury, we are persuaded wholly = T. J. Kindleberger, of Springfield, Ohio.—| grace, and in a simple, yet earnest address, serait papa ge freon to ern A lag Ata ges River at oe cioch. on SVetneniey and torn the tickets voted as part of the rcord without intention so to do, if but from the fast | F = amp riseuien, s See rsh, NY Lrpate ee deaats ae _ oo jcommeesed, itunequaliet. ee io aturday mornings, wx : : ? Wai dpiaateeas r ree a abriel Leverich, of Wellsburgh, N. ¥.— r m, 28 at al es, her efforts} Sold by MORTIMER & MO’ ef -———____ The Virginia Election of ite conidential relations to the Administra- | yor apparatus for paging books. were at the disposal of the Sun Fire Company. | more pha Baltimore; and 304 Broadwrv, N. York A CARD. . The Richmon a moaeas of os baba tion, which are wholly incompatible with an} William Lansdell, of reaelaarp Tenn.—For | After = pleasant ae spent in social en- | Cras. eae tes Biren . a M A. TYSON & SISTERS ap Pipe = ar sterds: cos » : i in bi ant propellers. ment the compan: ii i aRKe & Bow.ine, W. LLIOT, anc |. Mel metkod of informing their patrons and the reported returnz from 122 counti Pir attack on one of its members, than whom there eae w. La wed of pss City, N. J.— a= medallion’ is - the finest gold, about | £°%, Washington; also. by R. 8. F. Crsset, Gorge | Suitic that their schon! will be conta ed as usual = “i ieee: Counties, which foot] 5.45 been no other person in the Government of Por cies a9 Ss me Bans? two inches in diameter, soa poe ah, fee town, and C, C. Berry, Alexandria, and by Drug ; fur day scholars exclusively, and will : ‘ the United States, who has carned, in so brief} William Maurer, of New York, N. Y.—For| side a fac simile of the new engine, and pon | Sa everwhere =n se ope og hashes ot be ciociey ie seeeeees 20,771 & period of public service, so high a reputa | improvement in door locks. the other the inscription “ Presented to Mrs. OST—On Saturday night, the {6th in Connexion with she above, it is alec their determi. socecnee 10,126 ; we . Thos. S. Minniss, of Meadville, Penn.—For | W. C. Reynolds as a token of the esteem and stant, mest the Eresicets Square, & nation to open their establishment in the country =e Fea ee ET eee Sceantive | renee tn ieee plane regard of the Sun Fire Company ;”” within | ‘cw ald WATCH and CHAIN. The find for the reception of boarding purils on the first of Wise’s majority............ 10,647 statesman, and for practical abilties in the} Henry Mellish, of alpole, N, H.—For im- | are excellent minatures of the lady and: her = BROS, Pa Seeatsee between Sth and bth a” | November, the particulars of which will be made The official returns, says the Enquirer, may| conduct of the Department of the Government § proved shoe for grain mills. . nt may 29—3t* gay ti eoneongel be sande ot thelr instanton on slightly vary some of the majorities; but any| committed to his charge, whic. are univer} Erasmus A. Pond, of Rutland, Vt.—For im- ie Powhatan, having been got off of the rpae Colleetor’s Office, F street, between 12th and 13:h. may 26—6: , % ines. ; ti : chango will not lessen the aggregate Demo- | sally admitted to be working wonders for the Mallee A Potions, of Devan Mass —For im- | yard, in this place, for dovte cots : N oiler 06 aveia Pag pre de hn hurry] ‘TO BAKERS AND CONFECTION- cratic majority. To be heard from 20 coun-| public and general prosperity. While we | provements in forging amines Fori [ incident to the payment of taxes on the ~— ~ ERS” ties, which gave Pierce a majority of 348. cheerfully admit the experience of the gentle-]_ Francis Peabody, of Salem, Mass.—Forim-| Arctic Exrepitiox.—The Release and the | the election, the undersigned will remain in the of- OPS, Molasses, and Currants, &e. " . ma. unti! 6 p.m, for the resi- hops. The Enquirer does not inciude in its table | man £0 praised by the Union, and the purity Ligh de Philadelphia, Pa —| Atctic which are to sail in seareh of Dr Kane, | ‘°° a ae CHE, Collector. 2 bales 1et sort hops, (growth of 1854) Tazewell county, where Wise is reported to] Of hie intentions, we do not think that bis ‘ due of the week. R. J. ROCHE, Collector. 20 bbls stricily prime New Orleans Molssses For improvement in lubricating compound: being ready for sea, have been hauled out} may 29—td 1,000 ibs extra nice Currants, (equal tothe new have a majority of 1,000, which is a gain of] course on the tariff question was a happy one] Henry A. Rosenthal, of New York, N. ¥.— 631. This. if correct, would increase Wise’s| for the public service. He aimed, it appeared | "or improvement in uterine supporter: nn from the dock, and are now anchored cf the QTRAYED OR STOLEN from the eut- a ‘ majority to 11,647, leaving 19 counties to be} to us, to make a Houston tariff; while the Sec- N 3 scriber on Saturday night, May 26th, a David Stoddard, of Cincinnati, Ohio—For| N**Y Yard, New York. The officersand men i : heard from, which gave Pierce a majority of | retary aimed to alter the schedule of dutieson} Jacob C. Schlough, of Easton, Pa.—For im- | will sail on its mission of mercy. At the re- 20 Ibs clarified di forward and blind in his right eye. A reward of $5 to Neg we 000 t uga: grain end aee'all cu bas di tesaoesow thet ition black Horse, with a short buaby tail, gray 3 bs Havana Sugar, (due i ose) i . ‘ 01 it Ni il > improvement in cut off valves ard, an TO! xpedii will be given if found within the city limits, or $10 Ave is, Almonds, Palm Nuts, Filberts, Walnuts, 800 i if found elsewhere, and returned to the owner, on F, ae oe sary . ryan tering ae. imports to accord with what, in his judgment treats mile Ls oe Mean lle of Lady Franklin, Mr Grinnell, of New | hetween 4c amd 6th ots ; leland. : Pah WM MCR rs. The latest returns, aecording to the Enqui-| upon the great mass of information accuma signet to himself and Bi ward O° Briea, of same | ¥°F¥, has prepared a tablet to be erected to| may 29—St* BESyES EVANS: 61 Souisiana av , bet. 6th and 7th streets. rer, indicate the election of Lewis, (Dem.,) to| lating in his Department, he honestly conceived place, for improvement in reefing topsails. the memory of Sir John Franklin and his com- ASHINGTON CORPORATION 6 26. Congress in the Eleventh district. If so, the| to be for the beat interest of the whole country: | Isaac M Singer, of New York, N. ¥.—For ™: i - ree panions of the Erebus and Terror. fad em a ech rigcsaco. |MOUNT VE entire Democratic delegation in the last Con-| To differ from the head of the ‘Tesasery Vo. [pro reens — owing mae ; nie P J AVILL PAY A FAIR PRICE FOR BACK NUM- = tess is re-elected partment in his position,so widely as Mr erie adin dr scmsooket,/H- 1— Wer EXP The hotel keepers ot Philadelphia ha-e | J *VILL PAY A FAIR PRICE FOR BACKN ‘The Legislature, which will be largely Dem-} Houston did, so vehemently, and to be, at i bers of Mechanical Patent Office Reports. and furnizked, «nd will comfortably xccommo- Alfred B Seymour, of Claverack, N. ¥.— raised their charges to transient boarders. | The next number of the Cuba Taken will be is-| date 1,500 guests. ‘The house is situated within the r ceratic, will hare a United States Senator to] times, so indiscreet as Mr. Houston was in J <r improvement in machines for helically | The hotels are divided into three classes; those | Sued next Saturday, when the diccoveries in the city, standing by itself on probably the best beach creasing sheet metal pipes of the first class chargi efi $2 to $2 50 m on epee byes aera: for bashing sn = _— The whl a sang vf elect in place of Mr. Mason. who will proba-| his manifestation of that difference, was a pal- Ri 3 ; ging from Books ft and sold as weual. cet in length, the dining room is 450 feet. Al- 2 . chard A. Stratton, of Philadelphia, Pa — — ALFRED HUNTER, gether, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affords by be re-elected. pable insurance that no change in the rates of | For improvement in chairs, for dentists’ use — ine. —* _ yan may 29—3t* 456 9th street. te cooteat and most delightful retreat in the world. D our neversto-be forgotten calcalation,| duties whatever would be made by the last{ Chapin Street, of Barre Centre, N. Y —Fcr c » ani jogs of the RRAN' ANT emiies of six persons and upwards can be ac- wherein we foretold the election of Mr. Wise] Congress, however much a change might be babe it a ye innati, 0 —F class $1 50. Other charges are in Proportion LAND Ws a. a fe fornlahed spi eeggrentnaomy on Goer vigeeng by some 11,850 majority, we set down Tase-| needed by the exigencies of the public ser- Atay aoa tater 7 66 | The same advance in prices has been made by Paaven ee ee ee nary coh iso be set at regular hours for those who weil county as likely to give something more| vice. We are not for having a member off J.B. Terry, of Hartford, Conn.—For ime| the proprietors of the New York hotels. Stocks bought and old on Commission. Dice," Pardes, and who may preter a Table jori hi i } * ; is fri vement in pin stisking machines. eee ' i large ber i i than as 000 majority ee him, though it gave Congress servile to his friendg in the Exeeu- araavey Webster, sad Aiseas Webster, of UNION ASSOCIATION OF SEVENTU No. 43% Pa. avenue, Washington, Pine seaprrd gS cxtowen pate but 369 majority for Pierce. If the Washing-| tive branch of tho Government. Nor are we Montpelier, Vt.—For improvement in whif- WARD—will meet THIS EVENING, at} ™ay29—Im ——_(!nt& Union) private. ; ton believers in our talented, courteous, en-| endorsers of the propriety of having the chair. | flo trees. Sovclock, at Potomac Hall. Punctual attendance ’ i i i HE LAST GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL-The| An Artesian Well has been bored nearly 100 feet / int pte + : is requested, as business of im ill be sub- ra Fan P| tertaining, knowing, ingenuous, and truthful | man of the Committee of Ways and Means, - William a nadie Ped Eeamcee, Va—| inde” WM COOPER, = a Missing Bride; or, Miriam, the Avenger, by — and furnishes pure soft water throughout maghbor, instead cf ridiculing cur original | who ehould be in a measure the exponent of | FX improve Whipple, of Charleston if at ___"Becrwtnry._ | {/out Heirens, tho Wife's Viens. Cae of Cites, ins en boo ay aoe ee statement concerning the probable result| the views of the head of the Treasury Depart. | For improvement in preparing wood for Paper ECIMENT AL Ppabet pei © Cnigpleta ta ao ns or toe ee bound in | deed, every thing ret dle anbared te give onesie: of the Virginia election, bad h - | ment on the fiscal exigencies of the Govern 5 2 eee oe mente: Bal wi t 1 d twenty fi 1s; or in | and pleasure to the guests. = eens eenee CRE SE = PoP p. Williams, of Wilmington, Del.—For Tee doen, cece er enne, el SN panne, peomonres ieee eaien | Abel bani of ibaae Oma tote atenbuene ning improvement in vehicles. The Committees from the different Companies | Just received and for sale by JAS H. BURNS, | the whole season. : Courtland Wilson and Wm. Moore, Jr., of | holding tickets are requested to make their returns to | t lis Cheap Bookstore, No. 180 Bridge street, Letters addressed to the, proprictore, directed to avowed opponent of the policy of the Secre. | Yardleyville, Pa.—For improvement in mow-| tw Treasures om or before that time. Georgetown. ee VOD eae eee is promptly tary of the Treasury. ing machin viee th:y would be this moment between| ment (when placed in his position by the $66,000 ahd $100,000 better off than they are. | friends of those in power,) the most active and enna ae pina Ev" The result of the resent election in Mr. WM. H. CLARK, Alse, Agent for all the weehly newspapers, which | answered. MUEL B. W >. Faulkner's district for Congres was as fel- — ; Joseph vas of Philadelphia, Pa.—For| _may 30-3t Chair. Ex. Com. wiht sctved ete the dwellings of the = eribers. a of nue OOLMAN & CO. a improvement in looms. THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC DEBATE ene ne DATED FEE hee lows: = = parse oe . ry ex Francia Walle, of Betblehem, Pa.—For ma- oe by the Irving Lyceum on the even- Sain BRIDE, # Mrs. Southworth PROSPERI’S CORNET BAND. eourteens, tow » entertaining, and ingen- jo) ine for making paper bags ing of THURSDAY, the Sist instant, at 73 o'clock, F ort lew gory han ue Band is suitsble for any and all purposes, uous neighbor yesterday published a funny ao- Sigiemund Beer, of New York, N. Y, as-| at Heres sg Hall, corner ef New York avenue K oe Ae eave: by. C'S Peterman A and weirs to give a to ae those . an streets. 54 iJ — who ma) leased to 1 &s a - — imaginary order from - President J signor to feptedet eteretoncrd jaca anon tetetacaie ine influences which teed t> per-| Attain, by ‘Theodore Magge aan, Heed, or Coalion Bande? OE to al ie Government employees here to vote ‘maatitn de-vulcanising indi rubber. petuate stro-ger than those which tend to dissolye y nuinber of musicians to be hed at the short- sue \- j ; f F Stanhope Burleigh, by Helen Dhu i the anti-Know Nothing ticket. We need hard- | Addison Capron, of Attleboro’, Mass , ss- ‘™ firmauy 2 Bat Mathews, Jno. M. Wilson. Ingenne, by Alex. Dumas cagesiat d ory EE EDERIC PROSPERI, ly say that this order was coined in the prolific | signor to himself. Jos 8. Dennis, of Somer-| Negative-—B. R. Riordan, B.A, Jamison. Price of a Crown, by Eugene Sue. Leader, at Taltavult’s the y say P e : ae 9 p Store, opposite mint of our neighbor itself. We, however, ville, Mass.,and Hervey M. Richards, of At-| By orde GEO. THOS. COX, Secretary. may FRANCK TAYLOR Marine Berracke. — impro} i may 30—2t take this opportunity to remind our talented, tleboro’, Mass.—For improvement in sewing N. B.— Orders left at Hilbus & Hitz’ Music De 3 MORE BARGAINS will be nuded machines. THE RAFFLE AT TAYLOR & MAU- Pot, wil) be promptly attended to. courteous, amiable, truthful, entertaining and} Alfred Swingle, of Boston, Mass., assignor | BOG kV Ss Thee being nearly coualoen te JOAN H. SHOOT, may 25—4m — i wwnsend, of Boston, aforesaid.—For | the drawing of the Water Color Pi sub- | Dridee street, south side, near High, Georgelow Faulkner's majority.............. 204) @eruows neighbor that it has been long peetdine ay gh ae pose sid baa nipn. emir peel a fe will take piace | Fy AS:iust received a turther supply of season HAY !—HAY!! = cae ana avowing that one of the main purposes of its | "Picien E. Hicks, of Barone Mase., assignor) 9" SATURDAY EVENING next, at eight o'clock. | Ae eager open arieeeor ir} il 1a | NOTIOE TO PERSONS IN WAND OF HAY! | Tax Metkorotitas.—John Murphy & Co.,| Party is to prosoribe every man, high or low] to himselt and Hi L mata Sate eS 40 110" do lain black and white and black do. N Washington, tenia bor be ay. of Baltimore, serds us June—1855—number| i position, who takes the liberty of enter-| Mass f may 30 Bookstore, aear 9th st rich plaid which will be sold at the Wharf, at @1 50 per 10 of the Metropolitan, the Catholic Magasine| taining anti-Know Nothing political senti- F $$ . . ibs., if taken from the Wharf : = Abraham Gesner, of Williamsbur; . Georizrown, D. C , May 22, 1855, ; 4 MATTINGLY & BROTHER. of the diocese of Maryland, in which, by-the-| ents. Under these circumstances, if our arsignor to ‘the North America: = We, the undersigned, dry goods mer- - may 95—1w (Inte!) by, one never finds that sort of half-crased | 2¢ighbor is blessed with an ounce of brains in| Gas Light Company.’’—For improvement in menaiy Scented pene, vepceees ms 2 pd aaincd i ICE CREAM. writing which make the labors cf Orestes| *dition to the many admirable qualities for | butning fluid compounds. B first of June next, until the Ist of September, 1855, y T the old stand, corner of F and 9h street, can which we give it credit above, it will perceive | sacrareeg test haere aL ee a at 714 oPelock brecealy, (excepting Saturday night : loreens be had the best quality of ICE CREAM that the principle of self-defence must neces. i ot ecteation. wowing those in our employ time sarily make the administration chary of con- | the precious metals. ATER ICES and CONFECTIONERY oi! For improvement in amalgamating] for recreation. all kinds, —Samuel D. V ff Albany, N MAYPIELIN SOR Ng oft The ices marines for the re s . sed . . . . . mm! re tinuing the privilege of enjoying its favors to Y ~ pi udaserenn ee, ‘An ee i JOHN H. SMOOT, Bs . " nothing bur the ‘best quality shall be kept. ‘All those, who, in their political action, aid the Browuson more hurtful that profitable to the camse in which he is engaged. We commend the Pastoral Letter which this number con- tains.as embracing a complete refutation of the slander that the Catholics of America owe customers 38 } ing a good article would do well call. a‘, April 9, 1855. i i invited, as we are constant! i we 08 EC KARD allegiance in temporal matters to aught but] 8vowed purpose of effecting the removal of John’ North, of Middletown, Conn.—For Vv. R. and aré selling them at prices to suit the tim Se __THOS. ECKARDT. the constitation, laws rights and interests of| every anti Know Nothing mechanic, clerk, | 4¢sign for sewing birds. ul =e. 22 EAM the ee SS a rs messenger, or laborer from the service of the oe eer ta iateeaeh eae rang Noric The subscriber respectfully LIME. i Government. This is the game for which our | of same place —For design for parlor stoves. siastemesteal Ge ktte ‘not be eee | Opie best quality of purely wood burat, can be : aS kee neighbor has avowedly played ever since it} Abner J. eyes Fe) of South penile. during the day and evening of nexi Monday Pisa rate price, at Sf ELY'G Putent bie ee ne Hanpan’s Macazire —Colonel Shillington, | was bora. Those in the Public service who | Ma#s.. sssignor to Blanchard, Whittemore & | 4in. J’ BOULANGER. | ginia vend. United States, and of the States thereof in which they reside SE Hl £ a day, in i and Canal street, 1»! < ith bi Co., of same place.—For design for cookin Int&Union’ enue a Leo heenoesdesanca Promptitude, has laid on our may choose to play at it, will be too manly to ey ® 8 am nie . = ) = 2S—4re mech table the June numberof Harper's New Month- complain if they loose, we take it for granted. ; —_ F te ae “LM? Sor he ele ve RAY rr ope an caught bonon magi tase ly Magasine, which contains, among other in- ee hae a Sananam ca \ddress , Ge : ine, Dela 1 The H Pee eee road, a qd os sree articles, “The History and Mystery| A New Commander of the Home Squad-| 1..-ov-ment Or pesterdn the 29th of May,] QPECIAL CARD-—Attention is called to | eo cn ne WEE BPO Proving property and pay. sf Tobacco,” and “California through Eng-| ron. —The Secretary of the Navy has given a waralel Suasdiny treats cataehdi ta the Trustee’s Sale of a very desirable Brick ing gam Get the mare appli ation at it cash W LES, on near comer of ; ‘ Dwell > Bee ret" bandsomely illastested with en-| Commodore Hiram Paulding, the present pop | 0 vooks of the Department tween 454 and Gi sree west take eene hag | See ay om gravings. The fashions for June are like-| ular, accomplished, end gallant commandant For the redemption of stock...... $15,673 15] (Thursday) afternoon, at o my ae = ises | TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON wise given in this number of the Washington navy-yard, preparatory or-| For the Treasu Department hore - may 30—1t ie auidien,.- AND VICINITY. a == home Interio tment.. 2 83) = AMELIA PRIBRAM & SISTER EP Monday was a great day with the Ger- - . —— eRe < os —e Far a Cesena: eae: 6871 00 5parue Moss INo. 377 Pennsylvania cron SD mans in New York, the Turnervrein Societies boi povcain —— a War warrants received and en- 3,214 10 i ee EVANS * Tuompsoy peter i j~ - Oem eee eeeeneeee ys 2 ? ° ‘3 - having octeh their anniversary at Wil- It is presumed in naval circles here that | War repay warrants received an ¥ may 20-308 Paras at one. Bigre; Nemeburg, Harlem and Hoboken. Gymnas-| 16 San Jacinto is om her way to the United | entered...s-seessce.eeeeeeceees 504 12) ——~————__(Orgmm) ero tic exercises, dancing, singing, £0., were the| s+.195 Interior repay warrants received 7 order of the day. The wives and children of = es ann XK the members were on the ground, and all ap-| They Bit Themselyes.—1t seems that. the pa tuto eT; oC Prices cheap Bonnet. Lah Particn supplied. Sa Peared to enjoy themselves. secount of the way in which the joint stock trem Lane 020 01 Pa. av., No. 34 opp. may 30 FRANCIS. ow" . i