Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1856, Page 2

persons, and not etliekiae or previously a high wind—none having been known for} ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA. HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE re- AMUSEMENTS. ceived and for sale at ~ x ee = RR. citizen of Nicaragua. EVENING STAR. thirty years. The storm which caused 60 | cugee DAYS LATER FROM BUROFE. Botkselin ee LINOTON'S NATIONAL THEAT Another minister from the republic of | —=- ———— much destruction in 1854 on the coasts of ———— . m 15-3t Pa. avenue, corner 4x street. | KUNKEL & CO <2 LESS Nicaragua has now presented himself, and WASHINGTON CITY: South Carolina and Georgia, was there onlya| New Yorx, May 16.—The Cunard steam- | —— ————— 4S JOHN T. FOR SOLE MANAGER. prantnpanserer nay erg gee se ay vel May 16, 1856. | stiff breeze. Both north and south of Fort | ship Asia came to anchor in the lower bay at At SERVED AT C. CAUTIER'S sa- | /08 JEFFERSON... STAGE MANAGER. dence appearing that he represents the gov- | FREMAY ......----..+6 esccceed . " c oe cuuaal ta fame, and, so fer as such sens, — Clarke, high winds are common. @ late hour last night, and reached her dock LUON be iret yey eS PRICES OF DMission a the povernment de jure of that republic. _ {07 Advertisements should be handed in by —= this morning at 6 o'clock. Her dates from ite y 6. GAUTIER’S, ‘> oro. 8S cents. a a iecy fg nner ap Neto {2 o’eloek, m., otherwise they may not appear] The Current Operations of the Treasury | [uiverpool are to the 3d instant. mB i6-8t 259 Pennsylvania nvenue. a oS = — <—_ ede a rative | sll the next day. Department.—On yesterday, the 15th of May, | The news is unimportant.. In the British GENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS.—Oar An entirely new Speotacular 1C1 - special exigencies, which require that this there were of Treasury warrants entered on | Parliament, Mr. Whiteside’s motion of cen- assortment in this er acuenentan cm-| THE SEA OF ° government shall enter at on i SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | 45° books of the Department— sure for the fall of Kars, was lost by a ma- Pedy arantann ase metre prices. ct OR, A MOTHER'S PRAYER, matic relations with that of ee — The Union contends that there is a direct For the Treasury Department $593 76 | jority of 127. Tho official report of the pro- = ica will be produced (for roves eer aa pany trom dacbaer or foe a Rivas and | issue of veracity between Messrs. Crampton | For the Interior Department 6,793 73 | Geedings of the Peace Congrets has been | _™16-tf Salesroom, Browns : THIS (Friday) EVENING, and Clayton, the former in his letter to Lord Clarendon having imputed to Mr. Clayton words and views which that gentleman posi- the Nicaragua Transit Company, which in- ee volves the necessity of inquiry into rights of citizens of the United States, who allege that they have been aggrieved by the acts of the For Customs... 24,347 01 | published. War warrants received and en- 15,160 99 The most interesting feature of the confer- pceccesces y 7 ; On account of the Navy. 186,448 54 | once peprenes after the treaty was signed, in RAW AND FRENCH SOFT HATS.—| And every evening during the week, with its jeipeetantn in want of something new and | WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS. beautiful in the way of Summer Hats can be grati- DRESSES, SCENERY, $¢. - ini treet Mr. Wallace shape of an interchange of opinions on sub- | fed at the cheap cash Bazaar, corner of 6th s' Carles Mr. @. ©. Boniface | Morace aMatlece i i i nt of the j Ei interest. Count Walewski | #24 Penn avenue. Barrabas Jefescon | Gesegas mr. im protection and redress at | tively denies ever having uttered. Repayment on accoui jects of European uw ‘al oe morxins. | 22 a ee ee - it the bade. of their government. In the second | The Intelligencer trusts that the recognition holed Peers Senate iibeerd or invited this inperebanee Peas sasrroee sere | or ry oe Medoc —- Mr, J. @. Burnett | Mad. Theringer Mrs @ermon Place, the inter-oceanic communication by the | o¢ the Walker-Rivas government will not prove other things referred to was the distur ENT -HOSE.—0O way of Nicaragua is effectually interrupted, aad the persons ond property of uncffending private citizens of the United States in that «untry require the attention of their govern- ment. Neither of these objects can receive due consideration without resumption of dip lomatie intercourse with the government of Nica Further than this, the documents commu- nicated show that, while the interoceanic to-day, the most beautiful styleer tavagesin, | C77 On ee ee and cotton Half-Hose ever exhibited before in | 2ccommodation of Tengites ant Sparen: ‘be Washington. Just drop in, as it costs nothing to | 2™¥2" dra examine any goods at the very cheap Bazaar. performed. corner of 6th streetand Pa avenue. mi6-eclw 107 The Bex Sheet for the sale of Reserved TRAYED, ON THE 14th INSTANT, A | Seats will be every day. Office bows be- Ss small bay MARE, blind in one eye, tween 9a. m. Sp.m. mente mang eg eh pee de pecs cee | VARIETY HALL |—THIS ELEGANT AND CHAEL FREUDEABERGEK, corner C street Balle ce = ue, a4 neon barely Fa state of Italy. It was recommended that CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. ae ee Raced hema stale In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to pastel the Saleatpolennaien i eauealig press, at the conclusion of the speech of Mr. | heartily agreed. Count Cavour on behalf of Mallory upon the Navy Board question, (Mr. | the Sardinian, demanded that a seoular gov- Toombs having previously withdrawn the reso- Rnprcdar igre eoey pe Leseertyenee lutions of Mr. Iverson for the appointment of fume sharp words ensued between the Au.- aselect committee to review the Board’s nc- trian and Sardinian representatives, but ended detrimental to the public weal and the peace of the country, though regarding the step as ill advised. We find in the Intelligencor a communication from Judge McLean of the Supreme Court, (candidate for the Republi- can party Presidential nomination) wherein he denies that he holds that Congress has no i 4 4th street east, Capitol Hill. ina Ay hey of Ntarog I ot of | wer poi slarery im he Torstain, | ons menage wagered fobs Pra |e sia ean Ave pains ne | "nese cee es OP BoE Ee r y . jen i roceeded to a discussion of the new declara- deficient management. A _ WA eons seorpennstig ia ieadl oe Pay the say WASZINGTON EEWS AND GOSSIP. or (ah el al gait se a tbeaen Rin of the new declaration of maritime law F RESH MIL vali of Wall & Stephens. Prly ap 25-im of New Granada, involving the sacrifice of = ee ere 4 ia reference to neutrals, &c. To all the prin- R. NICOLS SNOWDEN’S the lives and property of citizens of the United States. A special commissivner has been des- by Mesers Mason and Weller in favor of its ciples of this law the plenip»tentiaries gave The Message.—We print to-day the mes- | positions, and Mr. Crittenden against them. thoir adbesion; Russia qualifying her aasent Farmof ANTI-KNOW NOTHING FAIRLAND patched to Panama to investigate the facts of | sage of the President sent to Congress yester- Ona resets teeters to ~ tei in the matter of privateering. y . "tor sale by M A Ss Ss ME E TI N a. this oceurresce, with a view particularly to | gq Its ability and conservatism are the Affairs Committee a a ets tte out Lettors from Rome state that the ecclesias- O. V. DURFBE, LL THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON the redress of parties aggrieved. But mea- | >” A taking the question on that motion, after or- | 4.41 circles were panic struck at the Sardinian | _m 16-1m* No 485 Tenth street, suses off soto poten wat bo demanded for | heme of praise from all who are not extreme | dering the message to be printed. —_ op) tothe Know waren dae | and its OURS OF SORROW.—HOURS OF | 24@Dinistration of the affairs of this ci dially invited to attend a MASS MEETING at lotte ator, Checred and Comforted, by Char- | COpp's SALOON, on FRIDAY EVENING, programme of Italian reform ; and the sudden In the House, the Washington city election | departure for Paris of Monseigneur Berardi bill was amended on motion of Mr. Camp- | was supposed to be connected with the move- men. If the existing state of things in Nica- ragua is as the American Executive supposes, the future security of interoceunie communi- cation by this as by the other routes of the isthmus. 6th instant, st 8 o’clock i i i i ment. The Art of Perfumery, and method of obtair- | the i! 4 ome an It would be dificult to euggost a single ob- | 20 one can doubt that he has simply dis-} boll of Ohio, (as explained elsewhere in the | 2" tter trom Berlin says that the proposal | ine tte smo spremerys and f perfumed s0ap8, | BROWN, Hon. TF, BOWIE. Bon, THOS. ject cf interest, external or internal, more | charged his duty in treating Rivas as tho | Star to-day—Ed.,) by a vote of yeas 75, nays | of England to capitalize the Sound Dues is ees, een Powders, &c ; by G. W. |p FLORENCE, Hon. C. J. FAULKNER, J- important to the United States than the main- | head of the governmentof that country. We, | 54; snd as amended it was passod. —_ not acceptablo to Denmark. Piesse. eee es anes means M. CARLISLE, Esq., Dr. WM. B.MAGRU- tenance cf the communication, by Jaud and however, have no confidence in the repre. On motion of Mr. Campbell of Ohio, its title THE MARKETS. te Hoste Sioms. DER, and other ished friends of Civil sea, between the Atlantic and Pacific States Si was amended to read ‘A bill to provide for Tho Liverpool Cotton market was dull, and _ ied Int, Union,Sentinel) and Territories of the Union. It is a mate- | Seutations of Minister Wheeler, and therefore | at least two precincts in each ward in the city sides mack angid Hate aie aerattaee tas MEDICAL CARD. m 14 (Int,Union,! rial element of the national integrity and sove- | are not prepared to change our views as to | of Washington, and for other purposes P a a R. Beate as aeraeaer OMEO- | ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ; offer ies? itory are informed th ¢ series ee Sot ertiante ep epen there ‘and have not been Ned for, may be found at Miss ROLLAND’S D street, two doors west of 9th, where | &* he will be teaed from 9 to 12a. m., and from 4 to | S°Fe, on 7th street, where they will remain until reignty. have adopted such precautionary meas- ures, and have taken such action, for the pur- pose of affording security to the several transit routes of Central America, and to the per- . 3 . | Atlantic, though the decline of $d. in the low- oan dake wer cave sired, mee er grades, reported by that arrival, is con- Mr. Jones of Tennessee, moved the printing firmed. Fair qusiitics Rotated beesneds Sere. © of 10,000 extra copies thereof; which question ae quotably over of ti On - hd was referred to the Printing Committce, and | les; including 2,750 for export; Orleans fair the character of the so-called government. The President’s ideas upon the necessity of holding some government responsible for out- ; —ye ta lead | ee ee Dees Reece WU ere Hi | Ve chey edjoerand 7d; middling 6 5-164; uplands feir 634; mid- |p. m., Residence on I street, NG. 168, between sings te Chee Bnanovalint Boctely, if’apgticntipn $0 Cat aaeaEey ly here | peti of wl; whl eae ideation m sige at sere an pith a arg ta, | Be eet mda tra, we | Sis atte povtemer eck Amara ean sag hnrtae Peas tin nie aon ee = rececemasist Se-ways noss. Flour has advanced6dals Wheat was | the Doctor prepares ary Bilous and’ Bowel x Ew GooDs. isting circumstances have scemed to demand. | complicity with the fillibusters who have gone| In the Senato, on motion of Mr. Brown, 2d higher, but the improvement was chiefly pny ar ie for ae one weal a ue —— Jose apres zeeee a bye to.Nicaragua, will win for him increased re- | the Washington City elections bill, as return- | on the lowor grades. Corn was easier but not = WHA GIDE RIOR CRINGE, MiETORIGUE CUMICEE eye vey Dell, Woreet. moo mate ook —— re — isishucedensryremiie a the spect from all conservative men. No weil in- | ed from the House, was taken up, Mr. B. ex- arene seas as ie ent was eae . sat as alisscian Politique pour i853, Se common PAPER-HANGINGS of every variety exigency of the case may indicate 3 formed reader can doubt from his tone that | plaining that the action of the House upon it ROVisIONS.— Beef was dull with a decli- |” “qocrs de Brace ot a6 C de deplacementet | and price. Franxuin Prerce. ning tendency. Pork was firm with an up- Fine Landscape Views, Fire its and Curtain those who sought to bring about the recogni- | had not satisfied the original friends of the de stabilite Hydrostatique des Batiments de Mer. <4 = Washington, May 15, 1856. ward tendency ; the market was bare, and | rar M. Viel, I vol , Par! \s, with 29 plates. ai tion of Rivas, in the bolief that it was to be | measure; but that they were content to ac-} tho article was much wanted. Hams were F ‘Theatre de Corsellle, 2'vols. _ wie, 2 Sprini Lang nd Nowed b irtual abrogation of the neu- | 1uiesce in it as embracing a great improve- | also wanted. Lard—There was an active | La Bruyere Caracteres, 1 vol. pilge 9 es, Shade ures, , Very Dotce.—Two old Dutch neighbora in | ee ment upon the existing law, moved for con- | speculative demand at 54a55s, an advance eo sedges elias baal ‘Also, a large stock of Chinese Floor Matting Pennsylvania were proverbially steady, stu | trality law of the United States, are to be diz- | currence in the House amendment; and it was | of 1s. . Pr ented sang bie ticen Packie just received, and to which I respectfally call the pid snd honest, and they had carried on their | appointed. On the contrary, the act of yes- | concurred in Navay Stores.—There was nothing doing rr a RANCK TAYLOR. | attention of my customers and others. traneactions with their neighbors and each terday imposes tenfold additional obligations The Naval Retiring Board question again | in Spiritsof Turpentine. Tar wasdull. Com- | -™/®_.__FRANCK TAYLOR. L.F CLARK, other for years, on the plan of ready pay, in | ‘°T¢®Y '™Po . * came up, and Mr. Mallory continued his | mon Rosin was steady at 4s Qdads. 10d. OYS’ SUMMER CLOTHING.—We are Upbolsterer and Paper-banger, oash or barter. But at last hard times came, | 00 the President to enforce the neutrality speech in favor of the bill from the Naval Af- Consols 923. manufacturing sapped ey ten side Pa. avenue, —_ duped and they wery obliged to resort to keeping } of our citizens, as between Costa Rica, 8 power | fairs Committee, to amend the act creating @ECOND DISPATCH. scription of Boys’ and Youths’ Garmen le} = m15- - accounts. for the present season, consisting of— SSR REEFS SE ape nay ae - ALL the various styles of Frock and Sack Coats. Ataner LOT OF FANCY GOODs, Roundabouts, Jackets, Vests, Pantaloons ne bers Renny i Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c. JOHN PF. S, 306 Pa. a in amity with us, and the new government, which prgctically enters as one among the governments of the earth only through the the late Naval Retiring Board. Lonpon, Friday evening.—The funds thi In the House, tho business in order being | morning showed much heaviness, and at one the question on the pending motion to refer to | ime an extreme decline of }; rallying, how- One day they met for settlement, and after very berd labor and arguing, it was apparent tbat Hauns owed Yawkub twenty dollars. 2 er, and closing at gat lower than on Wed- | making the mostextensive variety of ’ Cloth- | FH TANOS FOR RENT - op Yawkub, how musht we settle him | act above referred to. eee ot ne Whole House the report of reslnyié ebortcauar S pnnaes was languid iim tcl fo wileh we wodid tava and yer. Old Pianos eine to part payment now? I’se got no monish.’’ >, s e Court o! aims— A “Yaw, yee; never mind dat, we can settle | Every line of the message breathes thepur-| “Mr Ritchie, resuming the floor, continued | *t the stock exchange, except in the French for new. Pianos sold on monthly payments, at low prices. WALL & STEPHENS. 4 aire _m16-3t__322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. | ‘he Planoand Muste Store of mize, GAUZE MERINO AND SILK UNDER- m ii-tr 306, between %b and 0th streets. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. aie SAeaP. a Ghipeeer apie maamanenae him mit a notish; well, den, you writes de notish.’’ « Dat ish nit right,”’ said Yawkub, ‘you owes me de monish ; you writes de notish, I shares, which advance in sympathy with the upward movement in Paris Lonpoy, Saturday —Tho treaty between Crepit.—The Intelligencer credits to the | England, France and Austria, guaranteeing pose of preserving our Government’s skirts clear of complicity with or responsibility for filibustering, and avows that the recognition his speech in favor of that motion. —VV—— . > R SALE—A VERY FAST NORTHERN 5 2 % és . u . “edi § ad NOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY MARE, with B w ‘and sign him, dat ish de way.” was determined on for the security of our own | Washington Sentine/ the Star’s report of the oieanty ce ctvaitiee wore of Gentlemen's Undordrem this day opened; | 11,1050. The mare lepebeg, ested, and So Hauns set about it and produced the ful- | rights alono—not to injure those of others speech delivered by Mr. Buchanan, on Tues- | Tord Clarendon’s answer to Mc. Maroy’s | ““Gvuve Bilx BHIATS avd DRAWERS =, aos ee pandas ey Ey i ee Kounty Eouish Yawkub While we believe that little confidence can| day night last, which the Sentinel appro- dispateh of the 28th December Coe laid be- Do Merino Do De oe = - oe 7 om - . H il i i fi lias t last ing. Dail. Cotton Oo REWARD.—STRAYED 0 ‘0- twenty dellars for Settle Up whenl hash no maaan be placed on representations of priated, word for word, without extending to Mews, ia Ate ooumatnts Totes Mr. rey Do Thread Do Do $10 Senn y, the 12th inst , monish to pay him Signed Yawxus.” Minister Wheeler or any parties mixed up in | us the courtesy of the usual acknowledgment ton’s recall ag an invitation for the English Do Shaker Do Do - | asorrel MARE, the right hind foot whit, cb tra oagitts heap the nto) "ss | Walker's stuaering ehemes, wo trast that | Wil the Zniligncer do us the favarto tl] Gabon 9 dachangs ul or the amurement |, AU npg of ine and dean DRAW. | Sew of tise Rid ft" Tas kote © i e Laps oug! as Lyi giver tess js time may show the wisdom of the policy the | its readers that the report in queetion is the | and gratification of the Government at Wash- It wiil be recollected that we buy exclusively | street ictwesn oh one 10th. sep tite her sropareie ee have hie maak Executive has felt it to be his duty to pursue | Séar’s—not the Senctinel’s ? ington. = bese cheat aright es best goods at the | im 11-38 JAMES WESTERFIELD. .t ee ne Par: Ss PS cs Beane a taristart il to pay Yawkub? noe in this case. The eyes of all the world are on -Politioal Intelligence ie ete STEVENS'S g SOMMER MILLINERY. n due time, when Hauns, t! tor, got ‘ i on i. vs ‘ “ 16- Salesroom, Browns’ Hotel. 4 - + the money, he’ paid up, aud this raised an- |“ ®"4 many seem tobe expecting to witness] A Penroaro Bruaru.—What iady or gen-} py, sayy Hill, (Md.) Shield, heretofore a | —™'9- : EL .D. &., would respectful- other puzzling question, and ended in the | the immediate launching of an avalanche of | tleman would remain undor the curse of a dis- Whig paper, has raised the flag of Judge | FIRST GRAND EXCURSION & PIC NIC | iy inform the Isdies of Wash! and conclusion that Yawkub wuat take the note fe American fillibusters upon Central America, | agreeable breath when by using the “Balm | Douglas fer the Presidency. ov she will open on Thur in his keeping, so that he would know that through the ports ef San Juan Del Norte and | 0/@ Thousand Flowers’? as adentrifice would | Tho Democrats of Indianapolis, Ind., have] LHe Associated Bookbinders, snd toefully nedeieey SUMMER STILLIN E- Heans had paid the money. San Juan Del Sur. not only render it sweet but leave tho teeth | *lected their candidate for mayor by 315 ma- Sh laduiate wisbatays RY, of the most approved —, most choice : jority, and the remainder of their city ti — TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC- | material, and latest styles of season, together Our information leads us to conclude thaton | white as alabaster? Many persons do not | }yr alii larger renee Of their city ticket Ing to the public that our first with a variety of Trimmings of every’ descrip: Lap on Wire.—It makes a man of refine- init i i kx heir bi i bject is} a : s Excursion and Pic Nic to the; tion. The Tallies are respectfully Invited to call. ment unconsciously double up his fist, to be | determining on the recognition of Rivas, the | know their reath is bad, and the su ject is} At Lafayette the Democratic majority ia] WHITE HOUSE PAVILION piace | m 14-3t# E. E. McDONALD. stopped just as he has parted from a friend, | President also gave orders amounting to re- | 8° delicate their friends will never mention it. 243, and Tippecanoe county isolsimed as good his mother or sister perhaps, with, **Isay who on MONDAY, May 19, 1956. is that female?” ut there is ancther yul- . €ARD.—THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY doubling his efforts to prevent citizens of the The Commiitee Pledge themselves that no ex. A 4 Pour a single drop ef the “Balm on your tooth | for 500 Democratic majority in November. ? . z 4 ee ertion will be 5; at my contribute to the cautioned and forbid against yoy! a garism in common custom which quite as} United States from interfering on either side | brush and wash the teeth night and morning. mas oles artic, pinta aoa ticket | comfort and enjoyment Of all those who may hon- ee apy y = seagdag seal we Bananas much needs reformation—that of etyling a| in the existing war in Central America. It] A fifty cent bottle will last a year. For sale The De > tah f oom aN. AL pgrcnttachicpc i ro g—aee and Cotilion Band ena @th. A dock of ob piqpery bac bomned- fe his ‘lady.”’ “Lady,”’ does not will be impossible to prevent single adventu- | 9t Shillington’s, agent for Washington, and bas: Tawstathar Tecre Heute. tod Auge: hes been engaged for the occasion. ulently obtained by 8. Strong from Samuel Scott It may mean a very different ; i i ill: all Druggists. 44 State’ d Dinner, Sapper and Refreshments will be fur- | and (14-29) WM. SWAIN. e. Nor is every man’s wife :psa facto | Tt from going to Nicaragua if they will; but Beis! ra, in the same State. nished by an experienced caterer, at city prices y BROWN, AGENT AND GENERAL is ‘‘lady.”’ All are aware that the signifi- | the departure of armed bands for that quarter ‘The Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will go bh oo attend to the Collec- cation of the word bas materially changed. | will be hereafter eurely prevented, or we aro New Pustications —Harper, for June, re- Sosriciovs Omcumstances.—Under the | leave Georgetown at 7 o'clock 2 m; Wasbing- =f 2 » That from designating a woman of high edu- ; ceived from Joe Shillington, has its usual Marine head in the Gazette of the Sth inst., rich budget of original and selected matter. | Vf Published the following paragraph Coo : “Sch. C.F. A Cole, Baker, from Barba- “Little Dorrit’”’ is continued, and has some | does for Ale: andria, in ballast, encountered, capital illustrations, as hasthe article headed | 00 the night of the 30th ult., a severe gale “The Bear and the Basket Maker.”’ Se the east; the night being very thick From the author, William R. Ranlett, w. A eae Wie a eae el BD . > We | and beat over it, losing her large anchor and have received Volume I. of his admirable | chain, and leaking so badly that it became work ‘‘The City Architect,” with original | 2°¢es®ary to run her ashore at the mouth of ‘ ty = = the Potumac where sh w lies.”” designs for dwellings, stores, and public build- We have since inarhod fat the whole crew ings. of this vessel, all Spaniards, tuok the steam- ton atS; Blagden’s Wharf at 8x; Alexandria at | tion of Accounts, Drafts, Notes, and Judgements. 9. In the afternoon will leave © ‘ashington at 2; pee rere eye tee hg pan be promptly and Alexandria at 2. Returning, the first boat | ®™ “aE senpeh res be wl espe gay will leavethe White House 2t 6 o’clock p.m made. Pe Of seeeeenagS 15th . Tickets ONE DOLLAR ; admitting a gentle. | Office 202 Penna. avenue, near 15th street. man and ladies—to be had of any member of the | _™ 14 ——e and at the boat on the morning of the REDUCTION IN PRICE OF Executive Commistes—(White Rosette ) ICE CREAM AND WATEBICES. labo” st ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY Poesy | Se RIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D C. Floor Managers—(Blue Rosette) ‘The price of ICE CREAM and WATER W H Gorbutt, G Rosewag, H Wanborg, ICES at this establishment will hereafter be cation and refinement of manners, it has come | St¢4tly mistaken. to signify any one that wears a hat and fea- thers. It is for that very reason that we Sara to its being used synonymously with wile. Our idea of the matter may perhaps be best expressed by a story we remember to have seen. The wife of a Dean of the English Chureh, called at a grocer’s some distance from herresidence and made a trifling purchase, requesting it might be senthome The gro- cer declined to send it az the time was worth The Bill.—The Washington city election law, as it passed the House yesterday, makes two precincts in each Ward, provides that the polls shall be kept open from 7 a m., until 7 p- m., and also denies the right to vote here to foreigners who shall not have been natu- ralized six months before the election, because (as it alloges) native citizens arriving at age T Waimsly, JobnEspey, TL Been « [8 per gallon plain, or $2.25 moulded ; single —— i Lowegecunst ee to. ore lesa than that period of time before the elec-] From Mr. C. Bohn, we havo a beautiful st pho dation eptiinay Ley tenon ee esol =, nity of war prodiéeliona is so well known ? jn zumption of 50) et wo A pg . _ an ni Pat ‘ * aly dignity, «Bir, I am the rae vy | tiga, cannot vote here now This feature is | panoramic view, printed in colors, of Wash- | where they landed and dispersed. ‘The schoon- WasHineron, May 14, 1858 to our citizens that comment is unnecessary; to y.” The sturdy shopman with alow bow | the work of Mr. L. D. Campbell. The rea- ington City, from the new dome of the Capi-] er, itis said, cleared at Baltimore, last No- tol, looking west. Negver iee ig e ~ before clearing, = changed ownership. ‘© such vessel has since From Mr. Bohn, we have, also, a fine view | cleared from Barbados for this port. When printed in colors, of the University of Vir- she was observed coming up the mouth of the ginia, Charlottesville and Monticello, taken | river, a pilot put out for her, when she altered from Lewis Mountain. hercourso. That night she came back, and Th . h ran on Point Lookout bar. ese engravings ought to command an ex- Sho is supposed to be filled with water casks, tensive sale, both from their beauty and their | and is peculiarly fitted up; and her namo had accuracy. been erased from her stern and then chalked ‘ r \d sojourners we need only say that for N THE PETITION OF MATTHIAS W. | *tangers an - ‘ BALDWIN, of Philadelphia, Pa., praying ee ey ee * is, for the extension of a patent ted to bim on - os oe iiten Dac ate enever) poo Se ee eS ee Patan rari Toall wey, the above arti- Leip Orth erp dg atteny Sgr roel Lexy iog equal hereafter to what they bave Beth coe oP Aneant Hes6 ncn Ake® Place on the} .’Torders for DINNERS, W E DD IN GS: It is ordered, that the said petition be heard at Sante, &c., attended to with our usu al core aa = rae — i; sae Senay ‘An assvrtment of French and Domestic August next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons are | CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, and CAK notled Yo’ ppear and show cause, if any ’ LLIES, BLANC MANGE, sat pe om Ought mot te be guntek, always on hand. JELLL replied, ‘If you were his Reverence’s wife, P fon alleged for it is equivalent to a false pro- ma’am, I could’pt do it.”’ tence. Its real purpose is to kill as many foreign-born votes as possible in our next elec- tion—nothing more. Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, very properly proposed to entitle all, wherever born, who are of lawful age, and citizens of tho Unifed States on the day of the election, to vote here, as in his State of Tennessee and Joux B. Gouga’s Desceirtion or Coup Warer.—“Look at that liqui hich has been produced from the clear di. na- ture,” holding up a glass of water. The Eternal Father of us all bas brewed it fur his children. It bas been produced, not ia filthy distilleries, but in beauiiful, fragrant places < r a in | haze, why said pet HARLOTTE DE RUSSE, CANDY PYRA- 7 t ces es at on again. Inquiries are on foot te ascertain | persone the extension are required to | © ~ A hes been brewed down in your gressy dell, | elsewhere. sa Pe ee a furthor facts with regard to this affair, and | mle in the Patent Office thelr objections, specially MF ees teet anna or eee hae a = Ls and the ripp ing riils Jlowever, when it is remembered that Know PERSONAL. some persons from this city, having authority, } set forth in writing, xt least twenty days before <2, y wy goon mountain tops, where the Llasiog tun no | Nethingism elected nearly two-thirds of the} .... Mr. S. W. Harris, of Alabama, we are| are ta rocced to an examination of the ves- | the day.of hearing; all testimony filed by = __——_ lighted it up with heavenly fire; ct a tar of | Present Houso of Representatives, the bill as pedsgl ee OG eppese in| Bey |) arvuerepn Ane ee ee {hd transmitted in secordance with the rules of ADAME DELARUE RESPECTFULLY =oen or creamy Niece shenersaaa storms are it passed that body isa great improvement indisposition ca this city. ere 5 i > ithe cotieaoey bebe apie cme p ae pty informs the Ladies, resident or so .! 3 o a & makes rr i FH a graceful fosuk tetas on ae the ahaa overthe present law. It is ns much as can +++» Freeman Hunt, the accomplished edi- American Megpicat AssocrAtion.-—This Journ’ the ef th wal Ist of August; depositions and ether papers re- ee ee Lecce ents led u as testimony must be filed in the office met goods: They consist, in of— on or before the morning of that aay the argu- | pg: HATS, Evening and Bonnet FLOW- ments, if any, within ten days A ERS, RIBANDS, READDRESSES Ordered, also, that this notice be hed in t 4 few Summer Mantles, Janvin’s Kid Gloves the Union, Intelligencer, and sae ashington, |, asrortment of Emb-oideries and Lingerie D. C.; Republican, Baltimore, dj, Evening | Chantilly Veils «nd Trimming Laces Argus, Philadelphia, Pa.; Day Book, New Yerk, | “et and other Fancy Ornaments, besides. vari- = Post, 8 — rn suarduy’ of beers ous other articles too numerous to mention, to 4 sive weeks previous ie ugust | of which she Tespectfully solicits the atte ition next, the day of hearing. the <i . les. CHARLES MASON ig 5 12th 214 13th cane oh i Deering es avenue, between nt be cbtained for the causo of right and justice until another House shall be elected. So wo truet the Senate will promptly accept the measure as sent back to them, and thus get the matter at rest for the time being. light plays. It dalliesia the cataract; weaves the saowwreath and the emerald sitting on the mountain peak. It never injures, but always does good. Itis blessed always, at evening and at mornicg. It is ever beneficent and kind. God makes it gioriuus. Take and drink. Take the pure liquid which God, our Father, gave us. Take it es it is —bright, beautiful and blessed.”’ : tor of the Merchant’s Magazino, is in this city. | body has had a session of soveral days at De- He visits Washington in pursuit of material | troit, Michigan, aud was well attended from for his contemplated volume on “The Com- | al parts of the Union. It was agreed to ap- mercial Cities of the Union.” poink soleqnies emmeeuy. to the Spree = é . ritish Association, the Americ: ical saying behets fovea eeaate dis se Association at Paris, and other scientific bodies been renominated for Congress in hia district in Berens ee eae ees by a Democratic convention convened at Kiba Ne wie k, and Dr a a Cee Batesvillo, Arkansas, on tho 5th instant. Mr. any, New sor! 7 ing , ich- G. is one of the most serviceable men in the ERT Sa Racisser a te ines House, always in place, always ready and | ‘2 to the pestilence at Norfalk. Mr. Enowlton’s Movemeut.—The pream- ble and resolution offered in the House yes- terday, recapitulating the history of the legal Ear One of the Irish newspapers contains an advertisement announcing as lost, a cloth | P!0ceedings in the case of the recent killing | cloar in the management of the public busi- |. Zt Wa ee Gee ie = schd their ills to the Patent O ; ‘with a'paper = SAVE ROW ou meee AT OUR cloak, belonging to a gentleman lined with | of Thomas’Keating, and directing their Judi- ness, and always influential, because never ahead py the city of Washington, sad comtaining this notice. wl yard, corner cf G and 22d streets, First lue. ciary Committee to investigate the subject and failing to be reasonable and corteous. & correspondence was ordered to be opened Canary BIRD CAGES, BIRD NESTS, | Ward, a superior article of White and Red Ash Kg The Evening Gazette desiring to know | report upon it, was out of order and unoalled | | .*;*+ The late Dr. Warren, 9 warm advocate | with the Smithsonian Institution in d to een aen aoc fesp Ae at ee | COAL. ise, Cumberiand tame Fine WOOD. what the difference is between a popular spring of the law in Massachusetts legalizing dissec- | the rooms for the archives of the Association. tion, and ne the eee aneorues to furnish the physicians with bodies for that ; purpose, has by will left his own body for dir- ee ee ee Bank section, and his skeleton is preserved in the | ° i : Medical Museum. He did this to break down | —— what he considered a euperstitious reverence See etc tion -—THE METHODIST for a dead human body, which interfered, he E Church at West Georgetown, D. C. believed, with the acquisition of knowledge bly cada eer pemeree of Lmighty, God i ivi i . | on Sunday . Hl fener pou om sina exemp- | Preaching at 10% o’clock by Rev. R. L. Da- Combs, Transparent Bar Sosp, &c., at good stock of Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD. m 15-3t LAMMOND’S, 7th street. | all of which we will yell at the lowest market R SALE—A BUGGY AND HARNESS, | Prices. ‘ 488 Beveath Saddle and Bridle, all but little used. They | giver herween D acd Ee ell te promptly ailed ean be seen at ARNY & SHINN’S Bottling De a eee SOHN W_MYERE & 00. pot, 57 Green street, Georgetown. m 15-tf 2,240 pounds given to the ton. m 143m OST—ON MONDAY, THE 12th INST. Ew aad WAY FROM on the Sunday School Excursion tothe White $2 awed eng oa instant, a Mouse, a Gold Necklace and Cross, carved on one | mulatto Girl, named LUCY, about 4 feet = spear a E tas the aon Sinchesin beight. She is well set, has a finder y rewarded nj 1 soft b when. atthe Dry Goods Store of R. B. HALL, No 373 | Und face, black eyes, soft spcec for; the whole subject being now in the hands of a court of justice. The effort to make it a question of privilege therefore, was very Prop- erly voted down; as to entortain the subject would be surely to projudge the caso one way or the other, which the House should not do. dish and a man with the ague, answers the question itself by saying that one is a sched shad and the other is shaked Lad. Littyy Freax. —The London Times in enu- merating some of the consequences of the late war, Says inthe jauntiest manner possible : “We may certainly say that we spent last year £35,000,000 more than we should have done but for that litt f >} poaraleende © freak of the Emperor The Iowa Land Bill.—The constituents of Senator Jones, of Iowa, owe that gentleman aHIEL; at 3% by Rev. B Broox; and ets i sult of bair, and Beeps it wad ji “ore i i A e+++ “Malakoff,” tho Paris corr t clock probably by Rev. W. B. Enwarps . 15 3% | *Poken to; 2 good Eogleed” At this time gy "guuthiost heiress in | lasting gratitude for the earnestness and abil- | 44. 'New York Times, says that at Jaine Me | minke Enos D. COPNALL, Pastor. Eee ets Sen ee Soman ae oe eee én ity with which he managed their cause, as in- | son g soiree the company had the privilege of PURSUANT TO A CALL THE DE SUMMER MILLINERY. has volved in the very recent aetion of the Senate on their railroad land donating bill. It waa give the above reward if she is taken in the Dis- hearing the voice of one of tho most remarka- | §<@&~mocracy of Georgetown met at Forrest R8.J LANE, BRIDGE 8ST , GEORGE- sensation at the last “drawing room” ‘This ble musical talents which America has yet | Hallon Thursday evening, May 15th. On mo or town, Pas Sogd oon Sey, aes == “ ‘Sia Mik ' ay 17, a fashionable assortmen ‘ Cc. wealth. ung lady, whose father j roduced—that of Miss Juliana May, of Wash- | tion HeuryC. Matthews was appointed President, SUMMER MILLINERY. >) m 14-3t cece it lg has pears in New York city seting ie ths Lone pi eareets growing out of the ington This lady, who is a cousin to the | K Pickerell, Vico President; and E. Krouse, fe- The Ladies are invited tocall before purchasing | 7UsT ARRIVED— capacity of a salesman at (ienin’s Bazaar. opposition of earnest, active and influential | brave officer of that name, has now been in Tne ‘following resolutions Were offered ana | “isewhere. m 15-3t 50 cases Turner Brothers’ Ginger Wine, Rasp- Ee At one of the Great Christian Annj- | “°™, 8nd was only saved by the perseverance | Europe several years with her mother and in versaries, held in New York last week, it was stated that the Society had lost $943 10, from uncurrent, broken and counterfeit bank bills, received through the contribution box. The religion and the money of there pharisaical contributors must have been pretty nearly on a par. Cauirorsia Mustann.—Zhere is found rowing wild in that most wonderful of all ands, California, a kind of mustard that is said wo be superior to prs other variety. Ono has cultivated a field of forty acres, and last year be ground upa thousand bushels for EMORANDUM BOOK.—LOST.IN THE | Derry and Boackberry Brandy, and daily expectad and skill of Mr. Jones. : street yesterday, a small BOO acholce lot of Syrups of tad a ty af Spee Beg om _ Ne-S7 Green ater, m. cl ing to WILLISCARTER. The m 13- _( Intel & Organ) ot will confer a favor and receive a suitable re 175 NEW STYLE &PRING MANTILLAS w yy leav' at re Store = a * Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. mis-31® O'earst arte 330 es prices SAL! D, | 20 rich black Chantilla Lace LAs git edema aekeucinastons Porno bullding Black Lace SHAWLS AND SCARFS the Brick House on atreet, west of Fred- A large amortment of Barege end Stella £ bawls erick street, and known as the ‘‘Mason . ae Builders froma distance might find it ir in- | 150 new style PARASOLS®, for ladies favo to examine tbe , Which can be com- dren, at reduced sister, studying music under the best masters big pei ae sm 8 gage Democracy of Geo of Italy and France. I heard her sing several town, have seen, with regret, the recent action of difficult operatic pieces the evening before, at | the Jackson Democratic Association which, pro- & musical soiree at her mother’s house, which | fessing to act for the District of Columbia he i i inted nine delegates exclusively from Wash- excited the highest admiration. The company to represent the Dems of tb was partly composed of musical critics, and | (nation city, to reps ectaey, - h nnati. there seemed to be but one opinion as to the | 2 Rassned Tht, in neglecting or refusing to remarkable powers of this lady. Independent | appoint at least one representative frorm George- of her voice and the long schooling which she | town, sald Association bas indicated a want of has had, Miss May has avery fine person, | liberality against which we Protest which will not fail to produce an effect on the | Robert Ould and Henry C. Matthews were nom- stage. She is prepared to accept an engage- | nated and unanimously elected to represent the ment in opera, and any American manager, Lip wipes papel tt — The Deficiency Bill has been approved by the President. Its aggregate of appropria- tions amounts to about $4,200 000. By Mon- day next the officers of the Treasury Depart- ment will be ready to make payments under it, we presume. Climatic Phenomena.—A correspondent of the Smithsonian Institution at Fort Clarke, i i of the meeting were immediately. Apply at ‘‘ Columbia] {}~ The ladies p saga rid: ites th: who desires to bring out a debutante of real cred prerres, and Georgeto n and examine our tilias before pulp {is said that it can be sent to New meee! ree) ores ra nes ss =e erietels talent—a ane mite who is cartainly des- grace tobe publi wiveanpet mere —, TOTOR, TAYLOR & CO. [| purchases COLLEY & BEARS thee treks ? eet tea ie ee ee oe tined to figure preminently on the stage—will “HL. MATTHEWS, Pres. (Balt. Sun copy and send bill to the Bucming No 522 7th street, 34 door north Pa. avenue. the ourrent rate in market. place that it is entirely exempt from storms or | do well to ‘engage this lady. E. KROUSE, Ses. rtf etsr.) : mh 12