Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1855, Page 3

St. Marunw’s Scxpay Scuoor.—The chil- OR SALE AND BENT: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ren of St. Mathew’s Sunday school, superin- R RENT—A bandeomely furnished Horas dsomely furnished Hodes ————— ‘tended by their reverend pastor, Father Jas. 5 REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. Donelan, and others, duly ealepiaiad the great near the Public Department is offered for rent. _— Baltimore Markets. Battrore, July 5.—Flour—No sales to re- port to-day. Wheat—Sales of 800 bushel« new at $2 “EVENING STAR, ~| ccencct tie soumacie’ easter i coeee uence of the unusually unfavorable state of ss the weather, yesterday. (4th instant,) the fire- by LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. works prepared at the Navy Yard and Arsenal pi i ¢ ‘ ‘To a responsible tenant the rent will be moderate ‘2.25 for white, and $2.10n$2.15 for exhibition in the evening were someWhat anniversary of American independence. The | The House contains a bath room and gas fixtures. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HERMANN. for red. : Tue Kxow-Normuxc Procrsston left tho | 4@maged by the rain, but more by the mois- company assembied in a remote and shady Enquire on the premises, No. 270 H street. Four days later from Ex: 6 weg City Hail for Kalorama shortly after 9 a. m., | ‘tre of the atmosphere, (the extort of which | place in the forest, about two miles from the | jy S—Im* ™ 7 ee New York Markets. Yesterday. there to celebrate the day. Three | C*2not yt be known.) and the preparations city, to manifest that republican spirit which OR RENT.—THE BUILDING ON DST, New York, July 5.—The Steamer Hermann has, at all times, characterized that youthful near the corner of Twelfth, is for rent, either | arrived here this morning with Liverpool and band. The leaders teft nothing undone to pro- in per or whole. Apply at the Star office, London dates to Wednesday, June 20th. je Ott mote the happiness and comfort of all assem- t )R RENT —THE BASEMENT OF FOR. 11 at Liverpool R RENT—THE BASEMENT OF For- | The cotton market closed dull at Liverpool, bled there. It was edifying to witness the de- rest Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms | with sales during the three days of 16,000 corum and regularity so well preserved throughout the entire occasion. The graceful | on the first itor. Possession given on the 2a of bales cay The main Hail or Concert Room is newly | °*!¢s- ness and ease with which the young ladies and their companions moved through the merry | benched, and will be rented bythe night or season, The market for breadstuffs wagaleodull and New York, July 5.—The cotton market hac been dull to-day. Flour is a trifle higher with sales of 4.750 bbis. it State at $5.12}, and good Ohio at $9.12}; Southern is firm with sales of 800 bbls. at $i@a$II. Wheat—The market is une! . Corn is firm—10.000 bushels sold. Pork—Prices are a trifle low—500 bbls. sold. Beef is firm aud unchanged. Whisky is firm at 4ladl} cts. military companies led the van—the Marion | fF firing them, already undertaken, were dis- and American Rifles of Baltimore, and the | C°Dtinued for a few pee cheg such as are American Rifles of this city; allof whom made | fund, or can be mand 1 be fired in Mon- a very soldierly appearance. They were fol- | went ra sere = pe notice will be lowed by the Union and Perseverance Fire | $'Ve™ 25 possible. J eee ly, Companies, among whom were apparently + sp tke Syumzs, mingled members of other fire companies; a Waihi eaten se : rdnance in charge. dozen carriages, carrying their orator and| Washington Arsenal, July 5, 1855. i 3 — dance was no less worthy of admiration. Un- | on moderate terms. FORREST, rices 1 , except corn, which was firm and —. Pepciings, won pr Know hee peieange Dipy’r See THE Fireworks.—Last evening, | fortunately the rain falling very heavy dis- | je2—2w*___ corner of F and 20th streets, ohuaas” “ Stock Market. Wkisalen, ‘Masham dese ndria, Bla- | * rly as half-past seven o'clock, parties of | persed the party at an early hour. Father | pon SALE —A SMALL FRAME HOUSE ; New Yorx, July 5.—Money is abundant Soudan: bo. rae ” from extreme youth | @*2; Women, and children—not few in num- | Donelan exerted himself unsparingly to shel- and Lot, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, Washing- | Consols closed at 914. to-day. Exchange quiet. Erie Railroad 51{; up, numbering, as he apattner from Peau: a their ete che the vicinity of the | ter the many who von oe bere romp it resents. 8 ze opportunity — rae Well authenticated reports had reached | Hariem, 294; Cleveland and Toledo. 93}; Cum- ad ss “Ral mall, on the south side of the President's | and thus exposed himself for the bene! t of his ‘ing to make a good investment. not sol . 1 of t battle having been fought | b-riand, 29): Readi “* ania Coal Waker” brought up the’ bn They lel house, in order to secure commanding positions | little ones. Were it not for this d int- | Soon it will be for rent. Liverpool of a great je having r i; Reading, 93; Peunsyly = Also, a three-story Brick House and Lot, No. 57 | in the Crimea, in which the allies were defeat- Mg'Y | High street, Georgetown, Lot 26 feet front by 160 ed with i ke pleasant one. feet eat wWillébe sold low and on a long credit een See S: ENE. : Someace Bceoon Cs hen tL geaseeaey | 4 WANTED—A few shares of Georgetown Bulld- {Particulars of this affair will doubtless be le: apel Sabbath School spent yesterday in | ing Asseciation Stock. Apply to . a . a Borry't woods. When the yain commenced . Ek. LUNDY, received by the steamer America, whose arri falling, the children scaimpered to the Glen- | No. 128 Bridze street, Georgetown; or No. 400 | val at Halifax has just been announced. | woul Cemetery, where a number of them | 2 ‘on je2l—it There was a rumor in circulation that the treet, W found shelter in the sexton’s quarters. Those OR RENT.—IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., that of the Ryland Chapcl were at Roche’s spring, | 4! large three-story Brick House, well known as Emperor of France — suffering from the ef- and fled from the pelti ig of the storm to the | the best stand in the city for a hotel and restaur- | effects of an appopleptic fit. iv Washi r: 2 for seeing the fireworks, which, as it had been een ike anaseie aoe announced in the Star, were to be displayed as. theix. Sellow-citinens whe reansined be: on that occasion, in honor of the nation’s an- the feathers and bright habiliments athe biversary ‘he most extensive pyrotesline military looking. on their return: like the | “Tnstments had been male for the purpose, gaudy pluriage of roosters after a hard shower, tut he: es the public anxiety on that subject Which was the case with the other procession. | , Penr-yivenia avepue, and all the streets On the avenue, they paid the labors of the | *#ling to the rite select.d for the brilliant editor of the Si n behalf of the tree prin- spectacte, were, for xn hour or more, denscly ciples of the constitution—eivil snd religions crowded with human beings, on their joyous Com 2. ment the affair promised to be exe pany, ____ AUCTION SALES. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Y VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON D, near Thirteenth street.—On WED- NESDAY AFTERNOON, July 1ith, at 6 o'cik on the premises, L shall sell parts of Lots No. 14 and 12, in square 293, fronting about 2) feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th streets, ran- - Pas “ j. | Wey thither; and, among the thousands upon | barn on the prem he children of Me- | ant, on Cameron street, opposite the market house, ning back an age depth of sont ot pains — S toe bh eee theusands of the populace, were very many | Kendree Sabbath School had their sport aoe sighing nie oie gre oss peer ers ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMRICA. — Be ator rim qmeeeties rteian: ji Gaedraed Know Nothings to the rales, as Juveniles; some in the arms, others in hand- | spoiled at Gales’ woods. The pupils of the | Roy" iain Awente, Fifteenth street, opposite the ‘Three Days Later from Europe. a deed of trust on the premises. they passed him riding down in the opposite | S*7#6°*; and not a few close to mama's {church of which the Rev. A. G. Carotherwis | ipregen , Washington, D.C * my 30—tf Hautrax, July 5.—The Cunaid steamer JAS. C. McGUIRE, nade : a direction. The very sight of him evident! bc ce string.” : seemed to renew in Their minds, to the pain "Hurry on, my ‘lear, you see the people 0? causing them to grean audibly. the agony | ‘ rowding on there,” remarked an ‘anxious they experienced — his jonrnai’s exposure eet Bhs ihe bag nohaan aot geaie? aed Of the iaposture of Know Nothingi-r. wh-rei stars se ys ba gars it professes to be anasted ‘ page ke aad = they | going bese fap afire mene = holier priucipie of Americanism, than is inci- — ie he dene. : i Cp my? f She dent to the hearts and minds’ of those who | SPotded the male juvenile, ins tone of sur- x fuse te couspire veeretly to commit freuds in | PE elegans oo haf ag Siections, t» “estroy under cover of the dark- = to) as, B28 gentioinas, tn WAlSS pants, ness of the night the right of free discussion erate ta the cee aed Sve oF cei and the property of their neighbors, and to | ‘Be, fir sex in ‘Se sane company, crowded swear fearful oaths to overturn the constitution the pastor, enjoyed themselves in Kibbey’s eee % : *. + irconlal The rain was the only bar to the en- | FOR R EN A THREE-STORY passitres = aiden ee ee joyment of the “little people, * many of whom Dwelling, with a two-story back build- | 234 ult. from Liverpool and London. aad their clothes drenched. We have heard Hig preea pe Pint oe hese serra — The news by this arrival, though scanty, is vf no other Sunday Schools who repaired to spacious parlors and a commodions hall; and is quite important. the woods for their fuurth of July enjoyments. | considered one of the most destrable residences in MARKETS. ; the District. There is an enclosed lot, west and z ig [3° We are compelled to omit to-day, owing | adjoining the house. The premises are now occu- Liverroot, Friday evening, June 22nd.— to the pressure on our columns, our George- Me pices ya Shrine Possession | yrescrs, Brown & Shipley quote the cotton nen eer SOS, eee ee pads Also, a substan 4 two-story Beck House, with | market dull and prices considerably lower for ion “ a J “* | Spacious grounds about it, situated on the south- - é iti of tl aioe to the general reader. The | west camer of and ‘Twentieth streets. Washing- | lower and middling qualities. The former following pare ph is selected from the com- | ton. Possession viven on the 12th of July having declined 3 and the latter 3-16d. Or- TOON ce es By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF- fects at Public Sale.—On FRIDAY morn- pg i ea 10 o'clock, atthe residence of Mr. H. i. Whaley, No. 255 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 12th and 13th streets, I sell all his fur- niture and effects, c: — ‘Simall and handsome lor Suite of Black Wal- nut, covered with damask Mahogany Arm and Parlor Chairs, Rockers Marble-top Centre Table, Rout Tables Walnut Secretary and Bookcase, Whatnot ing the atfectivaate mother and the } Tad faa x thes hee d 1 aindcd BLADEN FORREST. U Redden sp pong hig ran Sates ge ir © t 5 nqurtsitive fac «kground. nunica u ‘po! it: Apply to a : leans fair 74; middling do. 64; Upland fair 7; rimson and Lace Curtains, Shades and Fixtures of their country. He (the editor of the Star) | US Uye fad sia she i ol eee phiediel dents ; ‘ 256 2w* c f i 20th streets. leans fair 73; middling P ; -4 sy felt highly complimented at receiving treat- Everybody seemed to be in a hurry, as if The flour market remains very quiet, with | Je nie ‘orner of F anc middling do. 6}. Handsome French gilt Mantel Clock, a very supe- but little doing ; ment from them. such as that which the gal- a$9.75 for stands lant and triumphant labors of Henry A. Wise held this morning at $9.50 ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES. : rands. No a arriving. $150 a year will be received for the rent of | The same circular quotes breadstuffs as gen- Sales of new whezt to arrive next week at | those new and convenient Cottages at Kendall rior Timepiece Gilt Candelabras, Vases Mahogany French Bedsteads, Washstands the fireworks were to oecupy but five minutes in the grand explosion. ® Pyrotechnics was the prominent theme, and is r i ¢ ppt corn, which has de- earned for him at their hands, on the memor- | 4). f the fi “a di ime chaff, red. C 1 Green, with two acrex of grouad, stable, wood | Crally auchanged, exeep ‘ pips ace are eho able evening before Browus’ hotel. The | iu, p Perrier’ Of the trame-work (standing | 31.874 for prime chaff, red. Corn would not shed, and otherconveniencesattached. Pumps of | Clined 1s. 6d. Obio flour 43s. 6d.adds. 64. | Feather Beds, hair and husk Mattresses groaners were fair specimens of :e class of | UY i belt relief on the mall) to which the | command over $1. = ps Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Sheets, &c. Walnut extension dining Table Breakfast do Mahogany Match Tables, Sideboard 2 Do 7 vaancack, Cane and wood seat Chairs «, Arm . hairs ud ingraim Carnets, Ollcloth Silver plated Tea Se*, Castors Cake Baskets, Table Cutlery Chiua, Glass and Crockeryware were to be attached for rev- ue, horizontal, and perpen- bastion, :pparently heightened the anxiety which wasso conspieucusly manifested. \ lively, elegant time they all had, in antici- ure Water are near the door, and ences | Mixed Corn 49s. 64. es. a G 0 \ vay Sevent . = as Tne Marker.—We have seen our principal oberg ie Staal tat ents WING aura, Richardson, Spence & Co. quote provisions market better supplied on many occasions than | ternoon, at the usital fare, for the accommodation generally unchanged. Lard fim at 49a50s. it was this morning, and prices lower. Now ] of clerks in the Departments. Mensiast kot wes dull that there is an indication of excellent crops, | ‘To secure the advantage of this great reduction | The Manchester market wa: basa owe hope that prices will return to the old diving Ad ee asin Perit tr ct haben toate rose 4 The money market was easicr, and consols rates. Aithough the seige of Sebastopol might Ra Gee chia ee had declined to 933. State securities were possibly affect the prices of flour and meal, we Kendall Green, after office hours, where the keys | . persons in this region who admit the soft im- peachment of Know Nothingism. We are well —— — the unizitiate shall form an epinion of the sort of people among us who “‘go the whole” fee Nothing “swine . from the appearance, and conduct in the pre- cession of mass of its members; though here and there we recognited the countenance rproached the eastern gate opening estdent’s grounds, we heard some one, may be had and the houses inspected at any time. | better. 5 ; 3 proved to be a regular of the eciapany of | ‘ion’t see how it can affect the price of black- Several of these residences he sold on libe- Cooking. “adiator and otier Stoves —— lays Se bes pas the Artillery. sey, “No fire-works to-nizht, | berries or other articles equally Sa padshahie cater ot ee ae CkNLY. FROM THE CRIMEA. pteveleer with a general assortunent of Kitchen me so intense as to induce them openly to s-utlemen.’’ “In consequence of | ‘and which are not in demand for exportation. No. 4, Kendall Green. The intelligence from the seat of war is very | ~ pore. eax set at defiance the rule of common decency of the weather,” gruffly re- 1. B= Wellies peld aun tenis th Ava Kee: | a S' Terms: $2) and under cash; over that sume and self-respect by which every person really onded a hist old gentleman of ine par Dig rare Scnoot Exasixanioxs.—Mrs. Og- ap 9—o:t a ara te } important. —— we cherrati erry ———any oe ~ po pe cana adie ly len po cient and venerable lady leaning on | de:'sMale Primary. second district, basoment OR RENT_SEVER D | The French and English made an attack " aeaeice McGUIRE, ered under our system, which is founded on a eae ee pent wi of the Church of the Ascension, will be exam: lors and Chambers, with Board. | upon the Redan and Great Malakoff tower on | _Jy A the idea that all under its influence are com- petent for self-government. We noticed in this procession a very discon- > olate bald eagle, anon looking down at its ined this afternoon, by the whole board of | | Also, Table and Transient Board. Inquire at , e, but w. Ised by trustees; and to-morrow afternoon will be_ex- | Mrs. SMI'TAUS. 293 F street. ap 9—tf feels tro carlcenl tanec mined Male Primary, first district, (Mrs. OMES FOR ALL—RBEAUTIFULLY AND Russians with great slaughter. The details of Rodier, teacher,) Union Chapel, between healthily located Building Lots, 24 feet front | this important affair had not transpired, but i Lord! after our long walk, wo.’ The news soon spread in the crowd of persons at that time for-ing an entrance into the grounds, and By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer _Osgaice E COLLECTION OF RARE AND Valuable Oil Pai: at Auction.— } : . On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 6th, at 4 I 3 the word mouth to mouth, “+ No | Pennsylvania avenue and G street, on Twen- | by {30 deep, on graded streets, can, antil spring, | as we ruticated. re Becton fw claws, as though sadly disconsolate at being | gr. york. postponed !"? ‘The raere inquisi- | tiech rset by the whole board. ba bought ai the exceeding low price of si, Pay: j Sie seek ans well entees ea ; cece ties ret anak Pemaapieeatzeosee, Weal — le researc aren ey Cag pach tive inquired as to the precise time the fire- ? able a mont. q ndispotahle, ‘oan A large new French loan is immediately re- | $F! a collection of rare and valuable Oil Paintings, met period, with such a cause. 3s he , ld be *; 7 ia G 1 > ee Taion Land Oitice. venth street, above Odd | ;: th us, he appeared anxious to get away. and | rks would be “set off.’ This information | Tar Marion Rirces axp Usiox Guarps. quired uot being in the possession of the persons who were interrogated on the subject, they re- ely referred the inquirers to the officers having the fire-works in charze. » soon as the postponenient of the pyrotechy nic display became generally kuown, very slowly retraced their steps home- ward, while others pressed into the grounds in the direciion of the fountain, where the selected with great care by H. N. Barlow, Esq. from various galleries on the Continent. Aj a ~ uez, Sir Godfrey Knoller, a Van Wallies, nm. Gainsboro’, Murilia, Varnet, Pous- hayer. jr., and others. ¢ saloon will be open and pictures on free exhibition daily until the sale Catalogues may be obtained at the saloon or at the auction rooms. ‘Terms ; $100 and under cash ; over that amount exceedingly mortified at being forcibly com- pelled, by his guardian at that end, to add the pretence of his glorious symbolism, to the bud- get of false pretences of which Know Nething- ism is made up The advertised proceedings took place at Kalorama, where Know-Nothing political mo- ality, respect for the rights of others and pe- euliar patriotism. were also duly enforced in im- se two erack volunteer companies paraded In the English Parliament Mr. Roebuck &.m., yesterday, through many of our eee B sand “avenues. Their soldier-like ap- | ROR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE | moved aan! pereare: ne e attracted the attention and received ey, F rame. with basement, ' Private advices from the Crimea and frag- the praise of all who witnessed their evoiu- between Fourth and Fifth | mentary intelligence say that the English loss t nei phe a seca in See y Prame, with hack building, | in this last contest was not less than 4,000 men, 4 m r Ce ae a yee! y y ° | 2 - e y their mander, Captain ween Fourth and Fifth streets | including General Campbell and seventy-six Sheckelis at his re their parade of the day closed Apply to James W. Barker, residence on H street | officers. Ss Rey 6 Rew F Ev. Marine Band were discoursing most excellent , Tne Peau —As yesterday was | north, between Twelfth aud ‘Thirteenth streets Other rumors were prevalent. penity coboned — pets Saye a aes See Wprpesecas eens ty meek S. Evans, The melody compensajed, in part, for | the Pourth, » will be no Washington | weet. DICKSON & KING, ASC. MAGUIRE, 3 arrington, esq., Mr. Juo. G. Wilmot, of ence of the firc-works, which latter, as | pablic schools ¢ mined to-lay. To-morrow | _@P5—Thtt Georgetown. . by Mr. Rodier, in the Union THE THREE STORY STORE Democratic State Convention. iieth street, near the West No.°6 Bridge street, George. | HArnissurc, July 5.—Hon. J. G. Jones, of peat4p.m. That will 1s Emmmert’s Confecti®- Berks county, has been elected President of ninations of all the pri- next door, Sin Commention mary seh listrict schools will be ex- | _ cs a ; . Aue amined next week. WOR RENT.—FOUR NEW AND CONVE- | The committee on resolutions made majority Tar L A ‘1 aan - nient Brick louses, brown mastick Posts, and minority reports. The former avoided HE Licut Artitiery will drill this after- | containing parlors with marble inante ining * y, a noon on the Mail, ac 5 o'clock. It was post- | room, kitchen, servant's room, and five chambers the liquor law and the Nebraska question: poned yesterday un account of the wet weatherg | €#h. and situated on Thirteenth street, Island, the minority report took strong ground on both near the public grounds. convenient to Pennsylva- , questions. A motion to substitute the minor- = nia avenneand the Departments. Rent very mod- 4 - ames ee Rr.— George A. Walker has | erate. Apply at R. fl. Clarke's office, comer of | ity for tho majority report was negatived bye e 1d convic Baltimore, and perhaps others. It is to be regretted that some one failed to Yead the Constitution of the United States after the reading of the Platform; as in such elose juxtaposition, the reading of the latter would ve ly to have opened the eyes of the misguided men among them really actuated by disinterested and patriotic sontiments, to ) = comprehend that the selfish. office-seeking, and Qnprincipled persons who are leading them astray, have imposed on them a political faith, antagonistic in every respect to the principles for which our revclutionary fathers fought, bled, and died. it will be seen by an art in to-day’s paper, Be Laie Ste will be ** burnt” on some future occasion. By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. WO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES id Lot at Anction.—On THURSDAY, Sth ef July, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 6 o'clox m.. half of Lot 4, in Square No. 315, fronting 25 feet 9 inches on Lith street west, between K street north and New York avenue, running back 99 feet 9 inches, with the ——- > which are two good two-story Frame mtainin 3 rooms each, &c ouse will be sold separate with the lot on which it stands. Terms: Oue third cash; balance in 6, 12, and. tie school ke Chapel on Tw nar will t Acctbent.—Yesterd.y afternoon, four little boys, trom five to fifteen years of age, were playing with a cartridge which had tained, it is said, from one of the m of the actilery corps, where < prepsring to fire the salate at 12 0’clock. Ove of the boys laid the cartridge on the pave ment and applied amateh to it. The othee gathered round to sce it explode. Supposing the fire had been extinguished, the lad pre- of stealing twenty- | Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at D. B. | , i 15 months, for notes bearing interest from the da) PS. Our talented, amiab . : — to apply another match, the smaller | five perch of building stone. Sentence de- | Cl ore, Eleventh street, Istana. B- | vote of 19, nays 89. _ ation was then made} roe” a 4 P_S. Our talented, amia le, and ingenuous | feaning over te sec it done, when the powder } ferred. to awend the majority resolutions by inserting | A deed given and a deed of trust taken. fo os has not yet informed the world what | exploded, severely burning three, and singing | Warten Retorys.—Eliza Flecher, runaway; = | the minority Nebraska resolution, but it was GREEN & SCOTT, ‘wlth te AtS at was. read on this occasion: | the fourth. They were taken to their homes jail. James Perry, out after hours; fino and SPECIAL NOTICE. tion Platform of Maszachu- je 29—d Auctioneers. : 7 | rejected—yeas 46. nays 50. The majorit: - — = © near by o1 -and-a-h | Tejected—ye y yority re setts Knew-Nothingism, the ultra pro-slavery shi heara hep RAs optima tastea dl Platform of Georgi, Know Nothinglew, or the | Street: where ail that os be done for their | ———_--_______ Wee vid Cathet ty Breall made | Port was then adopted. Also, an additional oon =e msues on Santana ABLE IM- rites sia att Rees “aeeciby retief was performed. The screams of one of . ease : . : . 2 “ae 3 A 4 version of our neighbor's conductor's two-horse the little sees ccaid be ‘heard by igs ms MARRIED, off, and thoxe that are not called for will be ren- | resolution against negroes voting ( ; proved Real Estate and Market Garden. On the 2d in act, pat forth at Philadelphia. ant. by the Rev. Gideon H. Day. deved in fall to Ist July, when we very reasonably z 5 y . ki ’ a mer, y By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the on the opposite side of the street. although the |p VI-T. HYATE to ANN L, WOLGE, all of | xPect and most earnestly request that they will | Hon. Arn = oa ba Venango conaty; 1 Laue wr Genes oe Washington county, house wa sed at the time. The eldest boy, | this city. come forward. and close them without giving us was nominated for Canal Commissioner on the made in the cause wherein Mary Hoffman, admin- Ir CANNOT TELL THE TRHUTH.—We are re-| son of Mr. A. Roux. is the least injured;"a 0 epee ea ie eats Peon dries ae take this ope | third ballot. istratrix and beir-at-law of Thomas Moore, de- quested by Mr. Koehe to state, in reply to the | son of Mr R. I'rere. is burnt in the face and DIED. ea ces 2 sg “Bette o ceased, is nplainant, and Hannah Moore. and James Moore, and Laura Ann Moore his wife, h-irs-at-law of said Thomas Moore, deceased, ave defendants, No. 1,067 inchancery, the subscri- ber, trustee appointed by said decree, will sell at paragraph in the “Organ’ that upon his first entrance into the office as an assistant, he was instructed that the collector hail no authority to add ought to or take from ) Pee * cea ee i expres anks se frie bove isa telegraphic dispatch from - - : On the Sth instant, at 10 o’clock, EDW portunity of expressing our thanks to those friends | [The a i pa os $afant son ee fehad W. and fee anon ser cose peat ee oe ee eel the Pennsylvania Democratic State Conven- inerene the oth instant Ferota the fesldicnte . Sore for an i ed continuation of the same by | tion now in session at Harrisburg. Arnold under his chin. It is probable he would have been killed but for the position of his hat, wh aved him from the fores of the powder. The other lads are bothers, sons of a gentle- | yi, pareats, on 1) streat. I Pr Sixt Sey. | giving and strict attention to busi- ummer was formerly in Congress. He is public auction, on TUESDAY, the J0th day of the tax book; that he was to use them in the | man residing ned nithonlan Inetitution paths north aia a ee et hess, and conducting ‘COLL rarer ey gas | a ie oe arta y ne) a Bs - — ay, at 6 o'clock, p.m on the nises, condition in which they came into his hands; building. They ar ugerously, if not fatally On the 30th ultimo, at Moss Neck, Caroline ciples. 523 Seventh street Silat nein ee oy gow sinanes ie great per@mal experience — the whole of square No. , in the city oe that upon all eceasion« in which corrections | injured. While writing, we have been in- | county, Virginia, in the 47th year of her in 95 _onk ans * | public affairs, and renowned tact and abili- | ington, fronting 310 feet on each of Lith a JANE CATHARINE, wife of James Parke Cr Din and eldest daughter of the late Joha Spots- wood, merehant. Were made in his own work, the entries will be found in red ink; that he is aware that nume- Yous crasures were made in the books fur the formed that died this mc winger of those brothers streets west, and 202 feet 2 inches on each of V lock. and W streets north, and containing about 62,67 square feet of ground, with buildings, improve- di ee | ties. His is undoubtedly a very strong nomi- POOR AND LABORING EN. } : se ON : {MALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more, | 22tion- The election comes off in October.— : 7. Ss yurtenances, Which consist of a well year 1854, but they were made in the Office of SOP THE Sexions.—Yesterday was = a a +) in varions parts of the City, and Georgetown, | Ed. Star.} vhtiy built two-story brick dwelling the tax clerk. by t engaged in making up | the ected by many of our citizens for} == WANTS. ______ ] at low prices, and teins to suit. x 5 house and frame stable, &c the boo - for that year, and before they came | the enjoyment of every <pecies of i Pic ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN A - LLOYD & Co. Serious Riot et Columbus, Ohio. ant ao tS ee ee int) the hands ef the collector; and he remem- | Nies and excursions were so numerous that it Situation as Chambermaid, and to do the ic ING Si : cues, July 5.—Yesterd ii “forces 5 pee perl met aed bers distinetly instructing his assistants that, if | would requ mammoth sheet te publish | sewing. Address -C,” at this office. ee GLEE one 7 ae S: July 5.—Yesterday evening, as } and cultivated ax a market garden for many ) and b s - 2, + : For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves, | 9 progession of firemen. Turners, and other go- | is in an excellent condition for that . it became necessery to make a ecorreetion, it | the detail o sd of them. Every kind | _jy 5—It* Z. in Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. th R i =e . with a very sLort distance of either of the city should appear in red ink; and he believes that | of conveyance wa iS dc mand coaches, VWWASTeD—TWO WHITE WOMEN, ONE LLOYD & CO. cieties was passing through the streets a diffi- | mackeis, and wifers to persons desirous of obtain- * Upon examination the facts will be found as Wagons, horses, steamboats, schooners, scows bern Stated and as Cook and the other as Chambermaid ina]. 15th street, opp. Treasury Department. | gulty arose between the turners and a boy. Private family. Good references required. B— Apply on Pa. avenne, 2d door above 2Ist street, south sid: iy ing a valuable market garden or making an in- vestment skiff-. all in service excellent prices. We regret that many of our friends were so completely ducked, expecially ladies, though ink we ha as nto c that none were ( ned in the tremea s storm. We have heard of but one accident which hap- pened t» any of the parties out. We were tld that a purty that went to the Great Falls a rare 0; unity ns of sa gs prescribed by the said de- . one-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in 6, 12, I> and 24 months, to be secured by the purchaser’s no'e, bearing interest from the day of the sale, with se- curity to be —- by the trustee. Uyon the foll payment of the purchase money and interest, With regard to the pencil marks—they were Placed upva the buoks from time to time by the collector or assistants for their own conve- nience and for a temporary purpose, and as soon as that purpose had been served they Were removed; they were xot a part of the Lhave been of ne manner of = near the United States Hotel. The alarm was WATCHES. * aise } s. shed . od - UST received, a I ssortment of Ladies and | dickly raised by the Germans, who all rushed 1 he : WANTED —THE ADVERTISER Gentlemen's tine GOLD WATCHES of every | back and threw a shower of stones at the peo- wishes to buy a small, cheap House and Lot, } size, style and_ manufacture. . a e 1 bat! it situated west of {=th street, pee, land N sts. The above is by far the best and cheapest ever ple on the pavement. A general Ks tle with Persons having such properly for sale will please | offered to our customers. stones followed, and the turners, being armed state its location 1 the lowest cash price, ina M.W. GALT & BRO, i yolve ii i ii 7 he Covr!, the € : A : <n a : 3 with revolvers, commenced firing pistols, dis- | and the ratification of the sale by t . ion of future es, as the | lest 2 valuable horse by drowning : how the we ie ee at the Star Oitic ae ies jour SU Pa. avenue, bet. Oth and 1th sts. charging about adozen shots into the crowd. pete will convey the property to the purchaser s related oniy te t current op- | accident ¢ rred we have not been informed. lerees - je 29— : ue ” ps ion with toute erations of tue office. Wien the boos. forte | A number of the companies returned to this | WANTED—EVERY BODY TO KNOW that GEORGE, One young man was shot, and died in half} _ If the terms of sale are not compl 1 in the they can yet a lot 24 feet front by 130 feet ear [Soo are made up end pi ands of the collector, they should, and doubt- city abo val their spor j pparently delighted with s one another about the Of wishes to inform the la- | an hour. Several others were injured by shot days after the sale = ee ‘will be resold at of Georgetown and Wash- the risk and expense of the purchaser, upon one Bees for the low price of $75—payable $3a month dies and gent ou ; é : = stones, but none dangerously. A most | week’s notice. : j ; without interest. "Apply at the Union Land Off that she can be consulted on the past, pres. | 224 stones, bu ‘ ; Jess will. pr a true record of the accounts | condition of their + goal clothes.” 7th street, above oad Fellows? Wall. oa = and fais orate nib pomdenve: Nos irst | intense excitement followed. The police have} 4! conveyaacing ste Trustee. fe tae tax p f io « ral eb —_ pei Davauunun Ansieiree < geedayy tures eee sin JOHN FOX, Sec. | street. between Patan and High streets, a few | a rested some 24 turners “JAS. C. McGUIRE, er meniwandums whatever. x DaNGeRous Assaut.—Yes doors from Forrest Hall, Georgetown. Be ae aoe 15—co& : tioneer. books fur the year 1835 were never in the | © lered persons mad. on attack upon another ~ BOARDING. ([gisegs--Gentleseed 50 conta: There is no sufficient exeuse for the use of = -— — = = of the late collector; they ave or shoul | named Thor parler, who, ay ag is yee ~~ ————— psa in the morning until 9 at night. pistols by the turners, and public opinion is V ATCHES, 2 made up by the tax clerk, pilor te the first sly wounded, appears to be happy ti FOTICE.—-FOR RENT—PARLORS AND R-2w* ; ‘ JEWELRY, day of Suis, cad on that de delivered tats i his iife. Three attacked hiss, | 1N Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran- decidedly against the action of the turners. SILVERWARE, &¢ sient board, with a bathing room and shower | NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HALL colleetor—and that is the record for the guid- & BROTHER. while the third went “oy M. W. GALT & BRO. are constantly recei’ ance of the new collector. Consequently it | to work at his fuce end throat with a rougl phe Ser erin tO render It most agres-) oe ucH HALL, surviving partner of Isaac Split in the Pennsylvania Know Nothing large invoices of the above, end offer every Will be perceived that it was impossible for the | locking Laceriipignee a Poraees ag his Mrs. P. G. MURRAY, an ae He vaepnoe ply At raf Council. GOLD AND SILVER WORK of de- , i Cw c oul | yn fatal, ha bee: * in 3 . 855, assix' h orsign stoc: 5 Ls * : . > ; <aitemas pre os ate a ii wd oe a = . vee Aah thee: soy pore hack or a oe Pennsylvania avenue and A}g st. trade and debts of the firm Hall & Brother, to Reapixe, July 5.—The Pennsylvania State scription made to order, such as TESTINO- w his know sae res tay the ‘a wide (> wi and ec ucd round over the jugular P be applied to the full satisfaction of certain debts, } Council is now in session here and have devi- signs, SILVER TEA SETS, D) SER- We will on add x thle starecaend that if aster ae if intention were to sever the OARD, &c.—MRS. BATES, ON THE S. W. | liabilities, and engagements of said firm of Hall " . VICES, &e. Precious Stones set in every style, however clab- orate ARMS, CRESTS, MOTTOES, &c., cut on stone. M. W. GALT & BRO, 324 Pa. av., between Ninth and Tenth sts. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, | & Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute ded. Gov. Johnson loads off for bad Northern is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, Spee pes eee ae ine remaini n Peet party, and the Convention has split. A num- ithout board. Ev fort mad tors of sai mas shall within six months from fi fei those Coforae who say ange ber | tld St ay of Reta ng excae and de | boro te delegates are onguniting ® State , i : iver to said Baruch Hal and absolute re- | Convention on the Philadelphia platform pee Sees balienee ees leases of all indebtedness to them respectively by gin =? those now essaying to conduct the business of collector's office are embar. a:- by arge of their duties, the cause Js to be sought in their want vi qualification for such labors, which are not within the com- head trom the body. The next cut bezan on the cheek. near the ear, the knife penetrating through the cheek into the tongue, inflicting an ugly wound from the beginning te the month . ; ‘ Te = said Baruch Hall. surviving partner as aforesaid. | Steat excitement prevails. je H—t sof the competency of others than expert Butler was taken to the infirmary to receive | COME ALL YE eee AND Notice is therefore horete given to such credi- | Governor Gardner has written to Governor NEW MILLINERY. lerks attention. Two of the party, Jack QUENCH YOUR THIRST. tors of said firm of Hall & Brother, or said Baruch i taviting Povueylranda te Seta 188 THOMPOON be joe wnbedh olloman and C. Tasker, were @ by RENE & SHINN respectfully return their most Hall, surviving partner, as may desire to partici- | Johnson a letter inviting 7 ia to M gis: mis eapalitan. ee officer handy, ond carried before Captain | 4% sincere thanks to their friends and the public ‘oice of D , pate in the benefit of said assigninent to execute | the East, and the Council bas repudiated the in generai for the patronaze heretofore so liberally r A H a oe = bestowed upon theun, aad announce that they are sees ke Sie LE ihe period of sis | platform by striking out the twelfth article. not only prepared to receive orders for their ee aid 9 > 1855. . ‘ MIUM MINERAL WATERS, hut also for their | Mouths from said 2th day of rR CHT Trevtee, | Niggerdom rules the State a, Eng lish Sarr tage Crape, pe Summer Hats. La who have themselves are invited to call and be Bireh, who sent them to jail. A “Veterax’? Waeer.—The United States e and dashing volunteer companies from Itimore—the Marion and American rifle- = Bartorore Miritary.—The two hand- ei—who came on te join in the Kuow Noth- 4 - Ky lections. \ ; d v RICHARD WALLACH just received a choice lot of Fans, Silk ‘ dagep ery comv: is, as } superior Champagne Cider and Porter, bottled me is Also, j ij a > fog celebration of the Fourth in this city, | *ttillery compady, now in Washington, ‘Aeany wht Ale, Root Beer and Mead, Lager | J¢eotAugesth The Fourth at Philadelphia—Drowned. ff Mits, tine silk Gloves, Hosiery, &c., together with up Beeskincted, st 7 0. m-, at Hamlin's onpitel | * 70ll, Baown, of that. doenriphion of forse | i Crete te cies, Cortemied Ginger——a SEA BATHIN < P : ‘ which did su tion during the wheel”? of one @ variety of articles not necessary to enumerate, and to all of which we invite e house, kept on the European plan, at the cor- HUTCHINSON & MUNRO ; NSON# : her of Peunsylvania avenue and Tenth street, Where there was set before them a most invit- new beverage, which is so highly recommended | oOyEsaPEAKE HALL. HAMPTON, VA., Pawaperruta, July 5.—The Fourth passed neampaign. The “fifth by physicians of the Northern cities. S situated within two miles of Old Point Com- | off very quietly here—therg was no public rriages contains the inert i im: | All orders promptly dispatched. ith which place hourly communi- Fancy Dealers, No. 310 Penna. avenue. ing entertainment. They were cordially and | following ineriptios Epsen, ertend ie go_Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, paar a py a nasi aml Onna salouR OA gory FA ae “AS ee iss courteousiy received and escorted. throughout wos rine Seay oe Sad and 23d or | —e2e=tw*__ Georgetown, D-C._ | titius, of the most modern style, also by Boats, acob Gouldy, a letter carrier in a- | IMPORTANT Tq PERGONS BREAKING the day, by their friends, the Washington city | May 9: arty mf UP HOUSEKEEPING. JERSONS removing from thecity and wishing to dispose of their Furniture and Housekeep- ing Utensils, &c., without the trouble of sending September, 1546; Vera Cruz, March 9, 1847; Cerro Gordo, April 18, 1847; Churubusco, Au- gust 20, 1857; Melino del Rey, September 8, OLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, &e. | Hacks, &c. ‘The Hall will be open for the recep- } delphia Post Office, was drowned yesterday f visiters the Mth of May, at which time 3 Girt revived stare assortment of the latest | tue proprietor hopes to be able to'inake comforta: | Whilst bathing at Absecom, N. J. S, &c.. unusually ble and happy the stay of all who may be seeking Awerican Rifles, whose members severally ex- erted themselves to render the visit of all their e-ts as agreeable as possible. They returned style Mosaic, Cameo, Lav: SLEEVE BUTTONS, ST “C »pec, Septe: ; leasure or health. Disaster on Lake Erie them to public auction, can do so by calling on us ) 1847; Chupultepec, September 12th and 13th, } gine and cheap. — M. W. GALT & BRO., P ts have been added, such ss ok sag wenne. corner of 9th street, ¢ in the afternoon. 1817: G reta ag A ped nie Se . and e —— Pa. avenue, bet. 9th aud 10th streets. cottages fur fais, lay grounds for children, Burrato, July 5.—The schooner Mansfield poams rd Oy Soon geeks tx comp 847; City of Mexico; - RS ne a ee PA ee EE very thin: can con- J ¢, i " ‘i Tue Fraxxuisx Tancet Coupasy paraded, ec : dia cn cient battery of that gallant | ~~ ; Ts. . Apnea Of inline. s from Milwaukie for Oswego, with 10,000 busheis | be offered. i wheel of the LAND WARRANTS. duce H kee} and others will do well by calling on us, 2s we will pay the highest cash prices for all such goods &s per order, shortly after 4 a. m. yesterday, marching through the principal streets of the city, and breakfusting sumptaously at Cook's nder. The mark of a bullet is on one of auarecouaai| and the hub is yet fit for service. The wheel is, of course, highly appreciated, OHN D. CLARK, Agent for Claims, No, 527] For health and beauty of location, this place is J of wheat, come im collision on Tuesday with 2 , Will give thre highest market price | unsurpassed. There is daily communication with in qa apa Sl : je7—Im* | the steamers of Richmond. Xorfoikand Baltimore: the schooner Telegraph, and immediateiy i ili = 01 : k. 317 Pa. avenue, well kept Military Hall, on D street, between |). i brilliant past. Ss — vted to T. | Lerms, per day oun jev—2m_ ST Pa. aver Minth and Tenth -trects.’ They were diemizwed | °* * Tlie of the brilliant p ARS WARD.— All proms jateied iT, | Terme, ber wo “11 ask in ane OF bat Se &t their hall in time to permit the members to] Juypyiiz Srorts.—The boys of the cit, pay up their accounts to the subscriber as their ac- 33’ bast > KS. Indictment for Robbing the Mails. ro eres, 2: déar wen ef Gor Join in the other festivities of the day. during the night preceding, = rosea a counts must be settled eee RSTO IC-NIC BASKETS.—Just opened a variety Cnuicaco, July 4.—The grand jury have A ‘cath street, opposite the Centre Market —We es July, and at might, amused themselves DY Goo re, No. 11 , > indictment against Mr. Denni are now closing out the stock twenty thoa- Tae Native Averican Civs’s Pic-xic.— Scslies are gen 42 the streets; each party} _je2—eo3t__— Dry Goods Store, No. 111. _ an ong ee an, ORS ence! ie a amg 3 "lie baal sand dollars worth of DRY GOODS without re: The 4th of July entertainment of this band of | acting independently for (heir own amusement (CUMBERLAND COAL.—For sale by the | “AiO lot of Presh Perfumery, from Apollos, arge ig the mails. gard 10 cost, As the entire stack must © our young fellow-citizene duly came off in the | especially, but relatively ‘or that of the wit- cargo or boat load, by St. Harrison and Jules Hauel, Phi ia: | has been fixed at $5,000. within sixty aye we i i a mile oorth of the chy boundary, out | nesses of the performances. y SS Sonat of Be Combe, Brashes, Fane; Playing _and Vis iting aie s as - crnot ‘Thowe whe would th s| L hi a be sates Se > Cx 7 J 6d Sailing Asia. bave ins had better mined: fvar bore car sal naimbered shiny or forty | | Tue Rrawiax Trurre again perform ot Fi nap geet pheeste ie iv eee Sy ee IE inate Saly S2rhe steamer Aula tele’ | digs of @ ang eer the Avenne House * as bappy young persuas of both sexes as one | Odd-Feltows’ Hall this eveving. Their per- IPE enix. cate, ower, and speedy cure for a cer-.} ments, °° JOUN F. ELLIS, hence, yesterday, for Liverpool, with 200 pas- erms exclusively o> 7ZPATRICK, @ften sees. We passed them in the woods in | furmances will doubtless amuse, as the band tain disease. Price 81 306 Pa. av., betw. Ninth and Tenth sts, 2 ? s be ; the morning, when th danei. fully | comprises some of the most tale.ted of that | Sold only at No. 119 Pa. avenue, “ jeS—e ; sengers and $900,000 in specie. jevi— me eu otherwise fa a al description of melvdists and {ya-wakes:. Je 37-0 af as | AG. Vad heen a