Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1857, Page 2

= ee ae TR ee ne rr aetinncntnnaset TSD . OFPICIAL. ever, the artist wished to convey an ides of | tlesey, resigned—to take effect on the Iot May,| pecaeeLEOTURENOZICER “ALECTURE| - Por Sale and Reat. scien Bane wea EVENING STAR. that hasiness er pe Medill served long in Congress, as well (ie Ae 20: Oe Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of WASHINGTON CITY: es been Landscape, by T. : Ni satis eo In all public positions os | foun picasa atanteds om tre Saeememaneranmmmeni decane SS v kenburgh. Though much smal! e earned character and popular regard, pore may bg . Itis supplied | June next, uniées the sum of $1,500,000 sbell be THURSDAY Snecma se me Wesee Faved of Griesheim Creek» | being in all respects scrupulous in the di~ en coe a vey th at os with Bath and Gas Fixtures, and rot pe dame | Previously obtained, and will pay, in addition to @& ApventsauexTs sOCLD 88 LurT at Tas Orrice st | this picture approaches the latter in beauty of | charge of public trusts. He has traly shown neces ary to render it comf riable and pleesan 24 3t 9th and 10 bsts. | the interest accrued from the date of the last sem! - Temuvs o'clock, M.; OTHEAWUE THEY HAY HOT 4PFEAB/ orocution and exquisite finish. It is, in our | himself to be one of the few men who can suc- = ee a ee Apply iets sini eatate annual dividend of interest thereon, together with vers. Tes WHIT DAT. 7 opinion; one of the clever pictures in this fine | ceed Elisha Whittlesey in the Comptroller. ve ae ‘Astive Asochation @& the OR BALE DA SMALL GROCERY AND | S%¢-4a7’s additional interest for the “ os RN: 5 collection of landsoapes. The composition is | ship without thereby necessarily generating | Northern Liberties’ Fire Com; take pleasure SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, quite simple and unpretending, and has all | compsrizons invidious to themselves. in gapouncing to their friends that they Ae . The Union announces to-day many Presi- ena their Sixth Cotillon Party at » TER, No. 397 D street, opposite City Hall. For the steck of 181%, a premium of 10 per dential appolatments. Ia the Tist we find | the sppearanes of being 4 sindy from nature. | 4 Ygefol Machine.—Among thous articles THURSDAY, March 90/1807 angire, mart Wee te. oe many previously mentioned in the Star. The | 4 shallow brook spre Kensperent and | in the Poin (sow. open bere) most'worthy of | _ mar 2-3: FOE S4LE-—LOTS NOS. 5 AND 7 IN| por the stock of 1817 and 1218, & prem um of 16 almost still waters along a piece of low pas- Equare No 9:4 Losation good for persons |. seat: and for the stock of 1850, commonly rest are as follows: tare land shut in by Cattle are drink- public attention, is a new Straw and Stalk Cut- OTICE.— AN ADJOURNED Meet- | employed at the Navy Yard or Capitol. Price | Pe i » sed Benjamin Lloyd, of Alabama, to be Re- : trees. ter, known as the Cumming’s patent, exhibit ing for adopt ; ke RG eae 6 cents per square foot. Terrs—One-third, | called Texas Indemaity Stock, « premium iver of Public Moneys at @reenville, Ala., | ing, feeding, and in various attitudes under a ed by Geo. B. Griffin, of Harrisb Penna, | % the United States cash; balance in 8 and 12 months. A few bricks ba William W. Fambro, resigned, to take | lovely group of spreading trees, which fling > mo urg, -y | of Temperance Hall, TRIS EVENING. The per cent. hese fascn ia Part pay, Apply toT N ADAMS, Io | . Certif ates of stock transmitted to the depart- best after | Baltimore Clipper will please notice,as this is n«t orth M stent mar 3-1 effect on the Ist of April, 1857. their shadows across the stream and grass on neainanadnnidvabg her: we, Cet Sis meee Tented as a failto “y clerical clan or revola. | $46 north M street. D tore, ina good location. Will be | reach the vender, the following rates of premium sold at inoderdte terms “Apply toCBAB. WAL- | on said stocks: under this notice, must be assigned to the James N. B. Dodson, of Missouri, to be its banks. having-extensive and expensive experience in tionary move, but to perpetuate the blers- URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—A oe States, by the party duly entities to re- Vice Ape C. Marvin wane cominins Bas | No. 20. The Foraging Paty, by Lz Migoo | te, of fash machine: It remarkabe |p iuigc.o7 te comuttion ite Be | col fated face cna ean | oe ye rece ex; aa sieges tonite and iW. Ebninger wi toa bation, well | {eatures are—first, that by which it cleanses | << —_—_ 7 roms will be rented together or separa'e. The} Payment for the stocks so assigned an@ trans. i t GRAND ASSEMBLY —THE GOOD | parior can be ured as & bed-room if desired. the ‘ames C. Tappan, of Arkansas, reappointed the provender on which it eperates, ere tha WILL CLUB will give t eir Fourth a “= “0; | mitted will be made by drafts on the Assistant — « a eye tal bye ea eee) etedi sia oscar taninon ri reaches its revolving knives. This operation | Assembly at Haxuony Hatt, on THURSDAY Rico Sowa scuns becan tenn Tetketiere Treasurers st Boston, New York, or Philadsi- obn ou! ? ~ poin ‘trem istan i EVENING, April 24. ; ot pi Register of the Land Office at Natchitoches, particularly fine, and the latter is most care- | done perfectly, and thus the knives are "66M. OF ARRANGEMENTS. | 2241 streets. mar phia, at the option of the rarties: recetve La. = ted Re. | fally studied and worked up. If landscape | 702 {rom being dulled and hacked by cut- | _ mar 21-94,9658,31,Apr2 DR SALE -THOSE FOURTEEN LOTS the money, which shculd be ex in the let- E of Illinois, reappointed Re- ° it 11 ot b ground in square No. 107, in ters socompanying the certificates. ebreree Public: Moneys at 8p: Z eld, Ti ~ painters generally would pay more attention ting grit, as in all other each machines. Next, MACHINE SEWING —ROOMS ON Ward, on which the Co: tion contemplated the provender is parsed, ere reaching its D STREET, two doors from corner of BOWELL COBB, John Connelly, sr., of Illinois, reappointed | than they do to this important part—the fore- twe years ago, to erect a : rket House The: knives, between rollers, which invariably | %h street Sewing done in 8 superior manner 2t | 476 pounded on K. 19th, ben f the Land Office at Springfield, Ill Sletlos oo 4 L streets. 2 mar 13-GtistJune Secretary of the Treasury. of the Lan ce at e } the follo' es: =, an W. Lewis, of ackaieen, reappointed | Sfund—they would add vastly to thevalue of | --4.5 ali stalks over half an inch in diameter. Shirts, Pala, (must be cutand basted,) 62i¢ ; roa wet har mat og Lrevsehtan sony’ ibe se Register of the Land Office at Batesville, Ark. | their productions. We are sorry, considering This great advantage is obtained in no other | \V™istbands 3- (ped pair ; Collars 3c each ; Bosoms |) si of said square. The new market hou e Amusements. "hes. L Emerson, of Minnesota Territory, | the great merit of The Foraging Party in all 2c per plait; P| In Sewing 3c per yard s —_ - to be Surveyor General of the United States such machine. Others will out up stalks, but | Constantly on band and forsale, Shirts from $1 | *’8nd# lots which contain ate; tureothousndequere | FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN. for the district of Minnecota. other saspente, to any that the srees in & ; | but do not render them fit to be eaten by cat- Sates per al pipet a from ay tostyeeash, mertipeninaeh es Rie aer all —_ is ng CHINA AND JAPAN Walter H. Harvey, of California, to be Re- | middle of the picture, and which form a back: tle, which invariably refuse cut stalks if not | and other Goods in propertion ee ee socal i haps the most derirable unim jots in that ILLUSTRATED, —s 3 een Baap ne sth oer ground to the man on horseback and other | crushed so as to render thom convenient for | Persons wishing sewing done will de best to section of thecity. "A sale of the whole tozetber ‘ Dorsey, expire on the 28th inst prominent figures, are unfinished and have a being eaten and digestod. civrme inverianly ane f mar 17-eolm* Scomecrl erga fepoind page = TAND BATURDAY, AFTERNOON AND” os. P. Ament, of Missouri, reappointed Re- | *lurred appearance. This is a defect, butone | wey iow this fact from our Personal expe- | a REGISTER’S OFFICE, MARCH 10,| The i ndiepurable and taxes i EVENING, at 4 ard 6 o'clock, esiver of Public Moneys at Palmyra, Mo that can be easily remedied. ence ‘in tall’ feeding kine. Crashed: as Bowles heres to art eke ‘May Con: JAMES H. CAUSTEN, No. 200 F street. Will be Exhibited Thos. J. Bishop, of Missouri, to be Receiver| Wo. 30. A retty lively little picture repre- | ,. Ps € . wae c:rm.—Notice is hereby given that licenses for} mar 26-tf Twe Magnificent Series ef Views of of Public Moneys at Springféld. Mo, vice P this machine crushes them, and boiled or | Carts, Wagons, ard Drays-will expire on the first R RENT—TBE LARGE AND COMMO- JAPAN AND CHINA Henry Fulbright, whose commiesion has ex- | Sting & young horseman, in the well known | 1+. 564 with bron or other food they farnish MONDAY of April next, and that sald licenses Folia: been House, furnished or unfurn- | Painted upon Canvas by Guoncx R. Wast ired. : King Charles, cavalier costume, standing by | . onvenient profitable and paistibio fooa | ™*t be renewed at this ofice within Fea Days ahead, on Che nest aie ak H, 372, between 13h ab Witeiae Coen Henry J. Wilson, of Michigan, to be Re- | his horse at the entrance of a house, from the » from that time. . and lth streets Tbe situation is healthy and 7 : a 118 Register ceiver of Public Moneys at Ionis, Mich., vice A ' : indeed. That the machine in question greatly | _ mar 18-dtApri ° Fred’k Hall, whose po ting arm bas expired. steps of which a young lady is leaning over increases the available stock food in an acre very desirable. The house is undergoing thorough a 2% cents.—Children balf price. —— F. Hambrigh, Postmaster at Rock- | the balustrade, and giving the poney some- — “= | repair and will be ready for ocenpation next week. Apply on the premises, or at 2.6 G street. a FURST OPENING lanted in corn, is self-evident. It requires F SPRING MANTSLETS rs On 7ELLOWS’ HAT. 7 ford, Illinois, in place of C. J.gHorseman, re- | thing to eat out of her hand. The com posi- . . 2 Just recelved Pad, New York, at the store of eS ae ODD FELLOWS’ HALL = a 2 : _ much less power to work it, too, than any Y ; OR SALE—A SMALL FRAME HOUSE, moved. ticn is graceful, and the picture quite merito- ; RANG A. McGEE, * BECOND WEEK. Edward L Strohecker. Postmaster at Ma-| — 8 ? P q other cutter. That is, to crash and cut a] mar26-eo3t 241 Pa.av., bet 12th and 13th sts. situated cn the west side of 12th street, be- ————— con, Georgia, in place of James A. Nisbet, re- | TOUS given quantity of provonder in a given time. if N. BIDWELL, —_ — = 1sig bat face Go at dome WAUGH’S ITALIA signed. Rate & | Wit No. 46. The Gamblers, by Johnson. A scene | The arrangements cf its parts are on scientific No 3 First sheet Geergeea eee oaces goed emdition, end will b- sold cheap APY AND THE Rage teenie caso. er at Baten | of low life, apparently in Germany. Admira- principles, and are very eimple, and they are | to execute orders for Ice either left at bia resi- | &¢ 335 20th street, corner of K. mar’s KP Lilliputian Family Richard Elward, Postmaster at Natchez, ble in expression and execution. The elder of | not jiable to get cut of order—a very great Syme Kidwell & Laurence, 15th street Beesino® oreseae = —— meds Exhibiting eveiy night, at x before 8, and on a reappointed. puke the two gamblers is evidently # careful study | desideratum where it is to be worked by oarce “]\0 MUSIC TEACHERS, PROFEssons, | BeCcmery tocarry on the busicess, located Ina | WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER. Pe = ctor paaran at Jackzov, Mis~| from nature. Ta less or not very skillful bands -by ordinary T ‘and Others.—We desire to call your alten: a ess mee forther 1: ane NOONS, at 3% o'clock Wat. Hl. Carroli, Postmaster at Memphis,| Mr Bobert Goldbeck —We learn that a| farm hands. tion to a very large lot cf gord old standard Mc- | 9PPIy atthe StarOffice, mart“ a ata Tennessee, reappointed. very beautiful ‘musical sciree’’ was given} 4 large number of these machines are a'- Pepsin espace Pelee bec) exhibition oe SC eaiee Ficee ioe eer Child reM...+00+++0---seerrnner renee ee: ai "tera at Aonap- | by Mr. Corcoran, in behalf of this young gen ready in use here, and we have the assurances JOHN F. &LLIS, corner Penn. avenue and 13th stree's. Inquire Descriptive Pamphlets for ra'e im the Hall R.L Clow Parrauer at Princeton, New | *%™42, for the purpose of introducing him to | of many of our fellow-citizens most interested | _ 2! 26 Piaro and Music Store. | JOS. TRAVERS, cr L. MURPHY, cate rrem a has never before been i | Jersey, reappointed ; some of our most thfuential families as a most | in obtaining the best and most economical imunbons tcp eee ttrtd — a === — — | W.A. Bevjamin, Postmaster at Tren‘es, | eminent pianist and artist of great merit, pre- d a : 7 - VED VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE —51?x D = Now Jersey, reappointed. and efficient article of the kind, that our judg- T on con ignment, and without or aj A acres cf good Fa:ming Land, situated poset 4 EE DANSANTE. a loa ious to his giving a public concert here. | ment paaines tke uakaisen i t, | of about 200 fons superior WHITE ASH COAL, | County af Feoqaler Vie ay ened In he | PROF. H.W. MUNDER TAKES GREAT Chas. T Gray, Postmaster at Newark, New | °"® ment concerning machine is correct. - ounty auguier. ja, OD ex i ‘ friend Jersey, reappointed. Though he comes unheralded here, yet with | Under these circumstances, we feel it our duty Ceate wharf at 2 much lorries oaks Teem | and Orenge Railroad, a few yerds from Warren. sanine ananenieg tae on his wharf, at a much lower rate than it can be = and the generally that bis 14th | Mrs. Mary Berard, Postmaster at West | the strong introduction he brings from Baron | to recommend all who require the use of » | Purchased elsewhere in this city, the Gounty Seal, and only tro Bacto oon Sofree will take place at his a Point, New York, reappointed. Humboldt and other distinguished Earopean | staik and straw or hay cutter, to avail th _mar%-3t GEO L. SHERIFF. thecities of Washington and Alexandria The po enn ag _—— —— ay _ Douglas A. Danforth, Postmester at Bur- frionds of hit 7 $ i COAL—CUAL—COAL, Farm isin a high state of cultivaticn. and is | © Bol ov Wednesda: — ae Tingten, Vermont, reappointed sends of his, we cannot for a moment doubt | selves of the advantages it cffers. We need OW ON THE WAY—WILL BE READY | abundantly sapplied with water and timber, and nse ——s ered = y ea Rhode Tes ningon, Postmaster at Newport, | of his fature success in this country, where, we | hardly add, that asa hay and straw cutter for delivery in a few days, one eargo superior aed peek cuigubece ieee a oe one : einer comantstion ny in Elace Gf Joseph Joslin, whose | believe, he intends to take up a permanent | also, its euperiority is very evident; our friend | “Goel ef cl aide cons‘antly on hand further information applyto JAMES MO ROW, | === eee e pri, Se io, | Tesidence, having already met with marked | yang, ic d there ta bie ls i Also. Pine, Oak, and Hickcry Wood Esq , on the place, orto the subseriber at bis | FEE FOR GENTLEMEN REDUCED TO Jason Case, Postmaster at Circleville, Ohio, te 3 s anderwerken, and others in his line, having Coal kept undercover. 2240 ips. to the ton Broker's Office, near Browns’ Motel, Washington ONE DOLLAR. reappointed. : favor in New York, where he has established | thrown aside all others and adopted it. re TS & we GALT, city ROBERT MORROW. MADAME SWETT. on L Tuthill, Postmaster st Lancaster, | himself. But now, to return to Mr. Corco- —_ N.W corner 12th and Cstreet, No 517, 1 mar 24- THE CELEBRATED oe ee ran’s Soiree, where the guests were accom: | The Naval Court of Inquiry.—Since our | _ mar %6 Equere south of Benn avenue. R BALE—A VERY DESIRABLE Prop- Gasterorans, The Intelligencer devotes much space to- Plished in music; we understand that Mr. | last notice of the proceedings of this tribanal, is still at No. 505 7b street, day to an elaborate and interesting letter from | Gaidbeck delighted and astonished his audi- | Commodore ApC. Jones, Lieut. William E- M®*: SOUFHWORTH’S NEW BOOK, a, Re. 277 No:th Capitol s'reet, near the where she will rem>ina fw ,or the Secret of Power, by Mrs. D. | Corner of G street north, Lots No. 33and 2%, ip - days longer Mad’e S. re. London, from the pen of our ancient and so ence. The neatness and precision of his play- | Leroy, and W. R. Mackall, clerk in the fourth Fol Naot Sits lpral Tap adore pli stieot sod ranting! pack 103 feet toa 15 teeta ey. patron conn PAST: highly respected follow-citisen, P. Thompson. ing cannot well be surpassed, and his classical | 8uditor's office, (Troasury Department,) have | The Border So oer Bennett, 2 vols., Beate geen (ing Ree remind pe ESENT!! ee a eee performance of Beethoven’s celebrated Sona’a | been examined on behalf of the Department, | P% iptiees get SR ropes lado numerous | Containirg 5 rooms end back kitchen, with other FUTURE!!! WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. in A flat could not fail to stamp him as an ar- | 80d Commodore Newton, Edward R_ Carpen- | Engravings, 1 vol , cloth, $.125. ne-e+sary improvements and DISEASES !''! —_——_—— é : #1 Sugg’s Adventures ard Travels, wi There is a gocd assortment of young Fruit During a a in t outh The Washington Art Associatior,— | tist of true merit. In short, he gave moet entire | ter, and Herman Walker, Erq:., Lieuts Thos seveahons ii astrations: from origina! aoniguniay Trees of various binds. ad eat, Madabe SWETT tee Hpi Tod whose exhibition is now open here,—though | satisfaction to all who had the pleasure of | N. Croeson and Fleming on Lieut. Meade’s | Darley, 1 vol , cloth, $15 If 10 destred, the frou not bulit on will be | upwards of Ten Thousand Persons, and is pro Just published, and fer sale at sold m two separate lo’s, having 16 feet tronteacb, | nounced petronised by a large number of persons of | bearing him, and he now proposes to delight | bebalf. —_— aie TAYLOR & MAURY’S leaving the house picipmne pt which itstends ofthe ogrgnarad Clairvoyant and the Wonder taste in such matters, is not so generally visit- | those who have not heard him, and are de-| The Current Operations of the Treasury | _msr26 ——_Bookstcre, near O*h strevt._ within ten eeteatas ace crete ee eee ee ey wes ed as all gublic spirited citizens desire. The | sirous of judging for themselves of his youthful | Department.—On yesterday, 25th of March KEW SPRING GOODS. Post or Patent Offices, and in the immediate — om association, if properly sustained, is destined | but rare talent, by giving them an opportunity | there wore of Treasury warrants entered on P J. 8TEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, Rag | Vicinity of the larce Printing Establishment, p Pprees lately built by Mr. Wendell 1 Lost and. to do much for the embellishment of the Fed. | of hearing him at Carusi’s Saloon to-morrow | the books of the Department— GOODS, teected be kien eee proving Fanee me —__ ot ani Fount. eral M lis, by inducing artists of emi-| (Fridsy) evening; this being the only charce | For the Treasury Department... $68,854 16 | best importing houres He solicits an ex Also, Lot No 10, square No. 960, fronting 51 OST—AT THE PRESIDENT’S LEVEK, letropolis, by ng ng is y tanita ea terse: 4 50.453 67 | disation of thote Le hls Goese enna fcet on east 10th street, second lot from a Blue TALMA CLOAK, cut without an mence, and persons of means to buy valuable thay will have, as his engagements comyel ed ree jor Departmeat. 25'321 O4 | the public y = north, southeast correr, and running beck 100 ft. | seam on the shoulder, and en te tnetead Pictures, to concentrate them here in the win- | him to return immediately to New York. S ; All work warranted to give satisfaction, and | {))% laches to a 3) tee foe res, Norte onteed with sik In the Sard sic aie a ter as being the point at which they will most — 156,000 90 ne dirappeintments in me permitied | street, to F MULLEN. * “mar 3t® | A Black Talma was worn home + Which readily come under the notice of the wealthy | Spear’s Weather Strip Lock—is among PROF. SCHEEL IS STi IVING IN-| POR FALE 0 gt K : * EEL [8 STILL GIVING IN-| J{OR ALE OR RENT—THAT LARGE | * ittn y returned : and refined from all sections of the Union—of | the most useful and ingenious things on exhi- sel struc fons in Music to private pu F three-story Building on the Plank Road, ad- be given in exchange —— “ or if the cele prado : those most likely to appreciate artistic gems | bition at the Mechanics’ Institute Exhibition aE SES ea penne preseason tie at APE per ede Nase Tee ee ‘Bal Rooms 0 Sa nan i and to pay liberally for them. Thyg much | That its success is complete is proved by its latices Papen tales street. He alse contanes Mecning pein of mtd feet BareRom 32 ore woe and Cellar 60 = ean be done through this association for the | general adoption of late in the construction of |} °*** F sar ease three or four In the first principles of musie with | SY 3%, am mio Ce Wants. sees isi aabated sn a: id porticularly c:li first class Hotel cr B: jing -bi ye its. true refinement and improvement of society | well-built houses in the Northern citie’, and bitter ion escent 4 Feseesry attention ar hie guitean can the public 1a pon mor23-m ORN A SMITE. = here ; for here, as the world over, general re- | the number of premiums it has taken at such | Brooks, | de deems ie the won eee nis clases; | TS OOMS FOR RENT noomseurrapLe | W ‘sinston Bc ook Underst rae onenten . : Teal e — 00) D finement must follow in the train of artistic | exhibitions as the one in progress here. A +++ There is vow a rumor current that Mrs. | young learner be thoroughly dilied in the rudl- for a family, can be had at No 304 4th street, | in all its branches. Lest references given. A ri development and improvement The reader— | very great difficulty, it is well known, has ex- | Norton, the English authoress, will soon effect | Mente of the science hove ane JONAS GLICK, 429 Pout arene bes pees | MLNS: 83 ths ret, Between Liana Mt. 1b the city reader especially—will therefore eome| isted to prevent windows constructed either | ® ee with her husband. bs ne ee &c , apply at theabove- Plece. | ana 6th sirects. ane mersray” ANTED —BY A STEADY YOUNG Wo- prebend why we earnestly ask the good people upon the old orthe French method from flood- + The Baltimore papers announce the ar- STRICT OF COLUMBIA OR RENT —A VERY PLEASA os wana Pan ee Dae ’ 4 n NT — NT Li fi ding - Of Washington, one and all, to give each his | ing floors in a driving storm, This lock or sash | ney Websne eiror aor bere Wasuixet on County, to wit: tion on 1°th street, east of the Capitol, be Noval? Siar ome” = 4 1 s or her mite in the way of the price of a ticket fastening, entirely obviates that nuisance. It They stopped at jarnum’s Hotel. aan [pbs petty that H Ritter, of sald county, | tween B and © stree's north wagging vi Seapine pec ee oP 2 - brought before me. as astray, tressparsing on his | Rooms, with Pa'sage and Kitchen; also, s G: YSTER SHUCKER WANTED — " to this exhibition, by way of setting the assc- | is alao burglar proof, even when panes of glass The Governor and Council of Maine | enclotures, a BAY MAKE, about 14% hands} den Apply to Mrs. REED BRADLY, on the O at DIVERNOIs’8 Revenant. rei Per ciation fairly on its legs. No one need fear| are removed. It fastens the sash open when | b&ve appointed Neal Dow, the original “Maine pigs end about five years old, blind in one eye, | premises mar2:-lw® | nue, between 17th and 1Sih streets.” mar aly @ é s + = hod all nd. ES that @ visit will fail to be amply repaid by | required, and thus prevents slamming. It is man Mepara err = Pale Given under hand of me, ene of the Justices of Fo RENT—A LARGE AND FIRST-Ciass SSVERAL COMPETENT DRESC-MAKERS true enjoyment, if the visitor be really endow- evidently dust proof—a godsend to houses on | in June next. f : the Peace in and for s id county, this 23d day of Dwelling: House, situated on the corner of anise — Also, some Apprentices ring c= oe ed with an atom of a soul to appreciate fine | or near Pennsylvania avenue. We learn that +++» We notice amongst the new arrivals, March, 1857. ROBERT WHITE. | 15th and K streets, containing 12 Rooms, with all | Mrs B B Norris, No.380 west 13th st ect’ gove ' Paintings ; for there are more fine pictures | the proprietors of Brown’s Hotel have deter- | Deputy Sheriff Bensel, of New York city, who | The owner of the above described mare is re- the modern improvements, lately oceupted by the | New York avenue. Also, a Cook wanted Hon. Mr. Vinton. For further patlecters ayeien Saesteoey given onthe Piano-Forte Best «f ven. } ou nested to. fe prove of MARY B. ALEXANDER, or JOHN ALEX mer 26-36 there collected protably, than were ever be- | mined to use it throughout their extensive es- Pee, Tee ee charges and take her away. veel ANDER, 40 Penn avenue’ msr24-eo3w ERVANTS WANTED —TW : = PEC fore under one rocf on this side of the Atlan-| tablisbment, and congratulate them on the | Marshall’s’ regime. pal es bes DYELUING-HOUSE FOR RENT —A Ss tale white Men to serve an Butler ad seria tie. Among them— fact that their guests will thereby be relieved +++» Amonget the late arrivals at Willards’ LIBERTY HALL RESTAURANT. first.c'ass Dwelling, situated on 12th street, | @0t, are wanted in a private family in Baltimore. , " between E ; ‘oome whi d No. 8 Scene on Guisheim creek, near Phil- | hereafter from the terrible suffering from dust | is Col. J. B Danforth, Jr., editor of the cus 3A LOON UNDER WILLARDS’ | bath ang oes oe Represor ip dig Pos’ vale faiticn thang fl emerge hay “a adelphia, by Paul Weber, is a large landscape | to which all sojourning in their vicinity have | ‘‘ Rock Island Argus.” Col. Danforth was a Hotei, No. 703 Pennsylvanie avenue, is session given on or about Aprilist If desired a| dress M. K, Box 519, Post Office, Baltimore. : . , fitted up in good style, and the public f posed dress and references. mar 6-3: of exceeding beauty and masterly execution. up to this time been subject. It would be well on iy anatenl pearly opolitiow! nme Te'y on Felling at alltimes the vely best that ow prices. “Rent made siise ioe rood ten ene ed Everything, from the distant blue hilis to the | to adopt it, it strikes us, in all the public build- paign. the pens on se aurto the acy anal 2 Apply to C. W. BOFELER, auctioneer, | WW *%,TED Beaten eae LEARN THE foreground, is carefally studied and most skil - | ings, az a matter of trae economy, comfort and |. .... Colonel Richard Lilly, who was very | night ee a sR BL Must be well ree. fally managed. The dewey freshness of the | convenience. Its invention is indeed a sub- | Seriously indisposed in consequence of having B gees gaurantee the most choice “os RUN TINE LARGE THRRE-S tory — im every respect, Inquire at the * tar Verdure and the rain clouds floating in the | stantial step forward in the march of improve- dane the ieag Shere Hist = bolted ye arsiioee “JOHN D HAMMACK.) | ist sect, Gorrgrtowe, gfe tnnand boas SS nile i jon week, is now rapi -— —— ee ——— . ANTED —A J ¥ ~ betoken that the trees and grass, although | ment in the construction of all desoriptions of | recovering from ihe effects thereof, and it able ENNET’S ROOT AND PRANT PILLS bes des jhaphee! Simms: Boemgpely =r apply ts HARRISON & JACOBS, conse athed in sunlight, have but lately been | houses. eae to walk out Col Roman, who was also af for ‘he cure of all diseases, for sule at Tooms, smose house, and room in the rear, | & Prince end P; street, Alexanéria, Va i — by a shower. The composition is Reaprointments, & —We have every lak hin provailiog e wpeeped and who | _™2r*4-eo3t___ DYSON?S, 268 Penn. avenue. At has s good cistern and gas Possessigngiven| M&P-3 ovely, and the vivid green of early summer * j m lying very ill at McLaughlin's City 410 HORSES FOR SALE.—A DROVE | 92 the let of May Apply at 386 C street, between COOK OR KITCHEN GIRL WANTED which pervades the picture is hanntif ally va pci d ise Dlg aay ut png also getting much better—_Bals- Ora"s Mr re OW LING: Me eube eg Sete ng OT sate sour” -_ south of Feng. avynee : “ : : . ' ANDSOME FOUR-STORY BRICK] ried in tint, and broken up by an old mhill,a | Hamilton Stuart, to be Collector of the Port and 13th streets _ ar 24-203 HiAsdst AND LOT AT FRIVATE SALE ANTED.—TH . marshy stream, a winding pathway, and some at Galveston, Texas; reappointed. Tas Dean anv Boxer Cai Officer Ber- | GHIRTING COTTON. The subscriber wi'l sell, at privatesale, the hand- Ww pald in casi for Ula pe eg Scattering rocks. A few cows near the fore- Bort , tholff called last evening at the house of Mr. NEW YORK MILLS | tome four-story Brick tcuse and Lot situated | ver Ware Manufctory, 18 Pean, avenue, nrar ground supply the only remaining requisite — m, do. at Gevaanah, Ge.; reap- | Boker, and conveyed Mrs. Dean te he own | BEST ENGLISH LONG CLUTR, on north G, between 4’h and Sch s:rcets west; tbe | sun otect- > aa, or ly Tema: req pointed. Selbdance, wi ‘ai and other PRIME MILLS. Dg part of lot No. 2. in Square No. 518, to complete this admirable performance. Wm O Barker, Surveyor of the Customs at | They oon Afterwarde roveeded ‘o lodgings ata sees Tene Sven, Reteven See Rease, belag No 4, oppos ‘te Soaictany 1 are, Boar Bic bs yee \arge landscape by Weber, Providence, R. 1.; reappointed. crits engaged a Hadeon sree which they cepts FRANK A. McGKE. contains nine Rood Ra convenient rooms snd _ ae ding. ‘a jew in Germ: . will occupy while they remain in the cit ia ais © passe ge, and a large cistern in the yard. it .~ SEVERAL LARGE AND CON- just gone down behind a high conten eat] AeeGray, do., at Tiverton, K. I; reap-| Mrs. Death is said tone, cynaia in th large | [PUR NO'S CATA SFUFF Wil be sold 'on reasonable terms. Yer farther | LD modious Room for reat ite Hone, penn. > igh wooded bill in pointed legacy from s deceased uncle, no part of which Ayer’s Pectoral Pa ticulars inquire cf the subscriber, on the Sntly situated forthe summer. Inq: i-e of Mrs the middle ground, leaving all the bearer part Gordon Forbes, do. at Yeocomico, Va.; she bas received however. Pi | te ell E ectorant —— or tie A Lee's office, Penna. avy | STbLLE, No. £9 Missouri avenue between is in thade. Though hill and dale, and even inted ais 7 "ai Tee | "A Troy paper states that Dean was formerly Helmbold’s Buchu Simer i cot "4 anager Cc. RE apd Sa siett. =e rocks, are still clearly defined sa Sppointed. waiter in the Lansingburg hotel; and was Seltzer Aperient _ ED. Bosko-For TWO GENTLEM . preserve Wm B Flammer, do at Wilmingfon, N.C.; | noted for his fondness for the fair sex.— itre: ‘OR RENT OR LEASE-SEVERAL ® or in separate Rooms. their local tints. One feels that th im 4 sex.—New stot AL Stone par , ness of o still eummer wale G x nts re-appointed. Kerk Mirror, 2th. 268 Plage aad peters ¢. Fr. an erg yen + apy aeeip at No. 424 oth ? creeping} Wm N P, 10) Ee ah ane chon uae im E 4 y ‘ar 25-61 over the scene, and that you will soon be left ton, BC: — Meer at Wilming Bae TAKE NOTICE —TRE COTILLON R BOSTON —THK SUPERIOR FAST- | other public bediaiene eae of a 2 Si house from F ee in darkness. This picture possesses eat » S. & ; re-appointed: Party of the Mount Pleesant Club will sailing Ciipper Schooner SY LVANUS ~, obtained An examisation premises or in ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER re ar David Wann, Surveyor of the Customs at | tke place TH18 (Thursday) KVENING, March | ALLEN-cSeare, master—ia now loading Ske quiry of the Superintendents of any of the public attached, and lighted neadth and repose, and though, perhaps, not . 2%6tb, at Vernon Hall, corner of 9th 2 for the above For freight or pas:age of ra tolie | with gas, on’ rent werk Galena, Lil A and C streets. app.y | works, will sati fy any one as to the g&s, on the frst floor, for rent, by j likely to be so great a favorite as No. 9, from Tan: Til; re-appointed. _ Tickets 50 cents. Ite | to master, on orto HARTLEY & BHO! | tre stue sumtin facility with which 1 vane bs aly Fred rip ph eg aegie a being of a more sober character, is 2 fit match re woe Sa at Wranevitie; ied; Bre ADENY OF MUSIC, CORNER pte a have to rinennts els mer Gninern = Kovacs ion street, fencer and b. . POR . i th street and Pa. avenue Mr. F.N. | (EW SPRING CLOTHS, CASSIMERES { wg 23-Lw* jan «a Crouch’s Historiest iempeiaoen N CL : next, may at once be made through the Post Office | _ ™ar 23-lw No. 11 By 3. W. Whitridge, is aamall land. | vies xp Leas do, at Copano, Texas, | on the science and Drones sie, commenc: | thatr Clothing made tc snienee ae on eee STEDAR | MRS. BATES. AT HER BOARDING. scape of considerdie merit, and is particularly “Morton resigned. on ip ge VENING, March s6ih, | ine our Istge assortment of fashionabic mar $3-41@ oblate eas House, on the southwest corner of Penn. in color. The The Gov. ar 26- » Being rat of anew course. | Cassineres, and Vestings, which we will make avenue and 9th street, has made arrangements (0 geod in color figures in the foreground ‘ernorship of Kansas —The Hon, | _™ar%-tt to measure at much cheaper rates than the usael TOR Ban acoommodate a large number of strangers with add greatly to ite vale, Robert J Walker has accepted this position. NOTICK—A LECTURE ON THIS |" 7 PHO Fea intents fod wage Deee THE | Meals at any time throughout the day,and Lodg- | No. 18. A bull attacket by dogs—by Robbe | Of rd We have no longer a doult. The BGS™ (taurtay) BVENING, a 3 sreioek, 399 Pe tenes be ee cones mort gonventea for sap the Government | ae mar 3 é 4 m . % S & , of an’ e=ee““__—=_—_——— This is perhaps the larbt pictare in the | onemle of the Administration at the North | Ouviateoe ix the Uiited: Se eeat a eee] mae ey ee EDES, OF ESAU Powe PPP | pockoR KaNE REFRIGKAAT OAs. room, (with the exception of \ fall length por- - ped po Kansas would be a thorn in rpffering classes, and gradual decieation of Chis- Suietincron HAS RECEIVED— mir 25-6t Water str town, D.'C. trait of an overcoat with sometlteg like a man aust nt Buchanan's side. Their anticipa- | eeu ine Clergy ofall the Creeke | Godey's Leay’s confer Ait Mantwey Mn VARD AND NO Thapks. 3s it, and called General Jackson by Sully,) | im# have 80 soon been dissipated by Mr. W’, | Their mistakes, their difdculties, and thelr du | Vivia; a new Book by Mrs Southworth instant, Micheal Mego att Sa ahetgegen the gores being neatly life sss. “Sic 2s) | patriotie course in. undertaing. ry arduous | 2%: 18 The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett toe bleckemithing gash cent’ ape thee ‘o . i most a Vigoroutly painted, and the action Of tie bal’, and responsible position. He has thus res See NOTICE. --WAKREAS A RUMOR | sale H the new books Published received ane ton forewarned from imploying refine nim maddened by the dogs which cling to bu,’ | lieved the demooratio masses of the prea | Bi aboot tht scity, that m 7, boy (who has 00) Odeon Building, Maar 26-38 PHILLIP KRAFT. while he crushgg one of them under his forse | by this noble and unselfish act, of a weight of fore are that I have no boy, hy fare tht | eee cor 4} street end Pena. ave. our ona La CHANCE. it foot, is a8 tre and forcible as could be, | ®?xicty easier imagined than described, and one north of sai Re that fue subd house wes | Pianos Waive eon ee: Tauriner| 2OS/TIVRLY Ciosk satv away Though the subject is rather unpleasant, iyi, | Will be duly remembered for so doing $8.02 re four times imthe course of one week, P Premiums in Washing on. Balti., pe Sa Picture stemps the artist as belonging to tha | We have also every reason to believe that enlace Sh 1 bet EST chan ac ree any | Rete sae by fas papery & 12 ‘ies nek. Tween dere ved eee first class of animal psinters. the post of Territorial Secretary of tate has | 8 fre broke out yesterday m° | factort at moderate prices and | gis sblendid sets of Cameo, Florentine, and No. 17. Estly Autumn, by Shattuck 4 | keen tendered to Hon. F. P. Stanton, of Tenn. Washington, March socneingy) VALTER, Pencils, hinge, Piss, &., tothe percheacrs j very good, skilifully painted landsesps. The —— a OTICE —rnE ae of Books. ‘ back ground of bilis, though beautifully exe. ante ve ae . rag ne \ arene Fierce ay arttey De B REVONs, wader best Hota the GIFT ewted, looks rather too hazy and distant for | Medill oe mean eet to tain an | Hau, om Faia y “aed ING drat Harmory | MISSES O'BRYAN, 252 Chesout Btreer, | _MAre-lweee dy PH GK) Agent. the » © Ohio, has been appointed to this #0 | orcicek. Br , EVENING, 27th inst., at Philadelphia, will open PARI | — ee more : spparent true distance. Perhaps, how- . By order: : LINERY 8 BaD QUARTERS FOR ToY* an Wi mar 3.9% MIL for the on Thi D> drdtion, view Hon. Elisha Whit &. R. CROBBFIELD, Seo, | day, Maroh 28h. Spring, on Thurs. ern, Seeds lest LAMMOND'S, Boventh street,