Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1859, Page 2

———— WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY...~.---+---+++-*** April 9, a3 . cates (STax PUBLISHES THE Lists OF LErtens iB minonch ‘Wasuineton City Post Orrice ‘gypER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING ‘HEM To BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER Havine WE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY oF THE OFFICE. [Ts TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED IN THE Disraict or Coummia. —— {7 Tuoven “Tux Stan” is PRINTED ON THE FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN UsE souTH oF BaLTi- MORE, ITS EDITION If 80 LARGE AS TO REQUIRE IT TO BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADVER- Novwos.—Dierztct ov Covumsta ADVERTISE- MENTS To BE INSERTED IN THE BaLtinons Sun ARE RECEIVED AT ANB FORWARDED FROM THE Srax orice. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union,speaking of the Neapolitan exiles, thinks that it is perhaps quite as well that they have chosen to seek other shores, as the de- mands of those who have suffered as deeply as have the Neapolitan exiles are apt to be so ex- travagant and difficult of satisfaction, that they forbid ali sympathy at the outszt, and drive away those whe would gladly join them in the prosecution of a righteous cause. At the same time. the Union would extend to them the hand of friendship on English soil. The Intelligencer reviews at length, and in an approving manner, the favorable comments of Lord John Russell on the causes and results —_——+0e > WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. tee , Navav.—The following orders have just been iseued by the Navy Department : Captain C. K. Stribling tocommand the East Indian Squadron, to relieve Capt. Josiah Tat- mall. His flag-ship will be the steam-sloop Hartford. The side-wheel steamer Saganaw and the sloop John Adams, have been or- dered to that squadron. The following officers have been ordered to the latter vessel: Com- mander, Murray Mason ; Lieutenants, C. Van- Alstine, R. M. Cuyler, John P. Hall, and E. E. Stone ; Boatswain, Thomas Smith ; Gunner, Moses A. Lane ; and Acting Carpenter, David Robinson. Officers for the Hartford and Saga- naw have not been ordered. Captain John B. Montgomery has been or- dered to the command of the Pacific Squadron, to relieve Captain John C. Long. The steam sloop Lancaster will be the flag-ship, to which the following officers have been ordered : Com- mander, John Rudd ; Lieutensnts, A. S. Bald- win, Henry Rolando. Wm. G. Temple, Walter W. Queen, and Bauzeroft Gheridi; Chaplain, Chester Newell: Purser, A. G. Watson: Boat- swain, James Walker; Gunner. (eo. Sirian ; Carpenter, John 0. Butler; Sailmaker, Wm. Fagitt. To the sloop-of-war Levant, which is also attached to that squadron, the following of- ficers have been ordered: Commander, Wm. BE. Hunt; Lieutenants, M. C. Watkins, E. C. Stout, Sam’! Magraw, and Richard T. Bowen; Acting Boatswain, John Collins; Carpenter, Jobn Jarvis; Sailmaker, Charles T. Frost. The Wyoming and Narragansett, new steam aloops, have also been ordered to the same squadron, but officers have not yet been de- tailed for them. “ Captain Wm. Inman has been ordered to the eommand of the African squadron, to relieve Capt. Thomas A. Conover. His flag-ship will be the steam-frigate San Jacinto. The sloop Portsmouth has also been attached to that | squadron, and the following officers have been ordered to service on board of her: Comman- der, John Calhoun ; Lieutenants, R. B. Riell, H. K. Stevens, H. N. Crabb, and Trevett Ab- bott; Purser, John A. Bates; Gunner, Wm. H. Hamilton; Acting-Carpenter, Wm. D. Toy; Sailmaker, Samuel Tatem. . The steam frigate San Jacintp, steam sloop Mohican, and sioop Constellation, have also been ordered to the African squadron, but their officers are not yet detailed. Besides the above, Captain McIntosh. late of the Home squadron, has been ordered to the Pensacola navy-yard; Captain J. A. Dornin. of the Norfolk navy-yard, to the steamer Hart- | ford; Captain Chas. H. Bell, to the Norfolk navy-yard; Captain Wm. E. Hunt, to the sloop-of-war Levant ; Lieutenant R. Aulick, to the receiving ship at Baltimore; Commander Frederick Chatard, to the receiving ship at Norfolk ; Lieutenant Thomas Roney, to the re- ceiving ship at Baltimore; Carpenter R. G. Thomas, tothe sloop-of-war Saratoga, at Pensa- cola; Boatswain P. J. Miller, to the receiving ship at Norfolk; Purser Henry Etting, to the Naval Academy at Annapolis; Sailmaker James R. Childs, to the Portsmouth (N Hi.) navy- yard; Alex. W, Cassell has been appointed scting Sailmaker, sud Robert S. King acting Gunner in th ; > —— Tak Cuaxce or Nawe.—From old associa- tions we regret the determination of the now proprietor of the Washington Union to change its title to that of “ The Constitution’ —to oc- cur to-morrow or on Tuesday morning next, according to the understanding around ua. Its present title has a fixed place in our regard, from the fact that it was so christened by Thomas Ritchie, the Nestor of the American press, than whom a better manor purer patriot never lived. Besides, our earliest Jubors in connection with the press of the Federal me- tropolis were upon “The Union.” and eontin- wed so long as that.its fortunes generally, be- + eame the object of our sincere personal regard. as they have continued to this hour. To us the change of its title will be like the passing away of anold and affectionately regarded friend, reminding us that the mutations of life are alike applicable (o things, as to persons. May The Siar, contiaue to be The Star. for a century! Conese A Dezr-ser Saw.—It turns out that the story of the appointment of Mr. D. Richard Ryan, of Indianapolis, Indiana, to be United States Minister to Bogota, was a hoax upon that individual, perpetrated by wags bent on getting a supper party out of him. Mr. R. is an individual who left the Democratic party not long since to “shriek for freedom,” and received his reward in being elected by the 2 Clerk of the late Indiana Legislature. He is famous as a windy, wordy speaker, without point, and is also notorious for being as gullible, as voluble Hence the deep-set saw run upon him. —-.+—_ Prow Havaya.— (Correspondence of the Star. Havana, March 29, 1559. I think I wrote you that a line-of-battle-sbip with troops from Spain, arrived last evening Bhe brought over a new Lieutenant-Genera!, and a new Governor-(ieneral is en route by another ship, and Concha, the present (iuver- nor is to be recalled. This forms the chief topic of Cuban co: versation now. pee Lorp Narten.—As the time for the departura of Lord Napier from among us of Washington sity rapidly approaches, the expression of kind things concerning him multiplies thiek and fast. Every one seems sincerely to regret that his genial countenance is soon no longer to be teen upon Pe venus. He bag made? Perhaps more personal friends in Washington than ever fell to the lot of a representative of 8 foreign Government whose sojourn in this country has been as short as his. Telegraph line to the Smi The ime of observation is Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. m., (cor- re, 30,3135 at noon 30,283. ‘hermometer, at 7 a. m., 35°; at noon 44’, Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a. m. to- day, 50°; minimum 32°. ———— +we0e- The Execution at Baltimore, Yesterday. The hour of ten having arrived, Captain James, Warden of the jail, accompanied by the Sheriff and his deputies, proceeded to the cells for the purpose of preparing the parties for their end. ‘The Sheriff first proceeded to the cell of Cyphus, whose arms were pinioned by one of the deputies. During the interview which prevailed, Cyphus maintained the most perfect composure, and denied | to the very last his guilt. He very earnestly thanked his spiritual advisers for their good servi- ces, and confidently expressed the hope that he would meet them all in heaven. During the one of the ministers exhibited to hima rr to give his life and confes- si6n, as ales a lott to his mother, written the night before his execution. He read it carefully, and then pronounced it a fabrication. Some inci- dents in relation to his life he acknowledged were correct, but as for the main statements and the let- ter, they did not contain a particle of truth. Pre- pared for the gallows, he satdown and _ patiently awaited the final coming of the Sheriff. he time, which was about forty minutes. be devoted in part to conversation with the ministers. Sheriff Creamer next visited the cell of Crop, and after handing him a shawl, spoke to him en- couragingly. He remained until bis arms were inioned, and then left for the others. From the our of @ antil 10, an impressive scene was wit- nessed. He engaged in prayer with each of the clergy present Go aie of bis contidence in the saying grace of God. Throughout he was per- fectly composed and tranquil, and asked if the ministers would not sing a hymn for him asked what hymn he desired ing,” * some beautiful hymn in which 1. tioned ra n that will suit me best." The Nt 24 then c There isa land of pure delight." &c., in- h verse, the chorus, Soon as the religious exercises were over, the deputy sheriff aepeosobed and secured bis arms. He never spoke but once, and that was in answer to the question if he was tied too tight, he re- sponed affirmatively. Throughout he exhibited great calmness, and such was his bearing that every one spoke of it as re: ble. In the in- terim he conversed with hisspiritual advisers, and before leaving, affectionately embraced the guard who had been with him since his arrival at the il. Rev. Messrs. Brooke and Hildt, Cropp's spirit- ual advisers, certify that the following note was written by Marion Cropp about ten minutes be- fore nine o'clock on the morning of Lis execution, with the request that it be not opened until he was dead. -‘It was me thatshot Rigdon, but I have nted of it.’* he Sheriff and his assistants then entered the cell of Corrie. He was neatly d black, and was found attended by the Rev. Mr. Foley, his spiritual adviser. Atone end of the cell an altar bad been arranged. with crucifix, candles, | flowers, &c. He shook hands with the Sheriff, | who told him be came to pinion him. He stood <drmily while bis nands were secured in front and | his arms behind. A young man. a friend of the | condemned, fell on his neck and kissed Lim. They bade each other farewell ina very affecting manner. In reply to some question which we did not bear distingtty, Corrie smiled and said, “I am | willing to die.’’ A black shaw! was then placed | about his shoulders. and the white cap of the con- |demned upon bis head, and over it, partially concealing it, Lis cap was placed. He then sat | down, and having shaken hands wit! deputy | who had pinioned bim, was left wit! Spiritual | adviser His attitude was firm and 1 1 ‘The Sheriff then proceeded to the adjoining cel ocenpied by Gambrill. He rcese, lookin: agitated. ‘fhe Sheriff having caoancadt | ness, he collected himself 3 held o | for the cords, at the same time exclaim: iff, there is one innocent man you wil han: lo- day.” Sheriff Creamer, much affected, replied. “whatever was in my power to du for you I have done.” “You may depend,”’ continued Gam- | brill, “Taman innocent man. But you do your duty. I die innocent of the murder of officer Benton, or having any connection with it; but God's will is my will.” In answer to @ question whether he had any apprebensions, he answered : “No, sir, Lam sustained by the grace of God French 3. Evans then advanced to him and asked him if he was guilty of the murder of | Officer Benton, or was privy to it, or had any | share or connection with it. He answered re- peatedly and positively in the negative. He said ‘my first statement is my dying oue.”* In answer tothe inquiry how he felt. he said “fam calm.’ The sheriff then produced the | black shawl, telling him it would conceal the cords one his arms and hands were bound, and also protect him from the chilly alr on going out. | “It makes no difference if it is ww cool,’ re- lied Gambrill, +1 1 be out of the air before | To The fatal cap was then placed upon his head, and his own cap over it. Gambrill seated himself in a chair and closed his eyes. His man- ner had no effort or affectation of firmness. He | was calin, but evidently felt acutely his si! ion. ‘Phe sheriff then left him with his spiritual adviser, {the Rev. Joba Wo Hedges. At IE o'clock, the | rocession moved from the jail to the seaffuld in | the following order: Sheritf Creamer, brill, Corrie, Crop, Cyphus, each of the prisoners being attended by his spiritual adviser and a deputy sheriff, and the officers of the jail following. Arrived at the scaffold, the condemned mounted the steps, each with a deputy sheriff by their side, though none appeared to need ausistance. ‘They were placed on the scaffold in the following orde: Gambrill on the left, looking south; Corrie Crop in the centre, ‘and Cyphus on the rig | Having been placed Pes nm. Henry Gambrill, accompanied by Sheriff Creamer, stepped to the front of the scaffold, and in a clear, steady voice, and with much earnestness of manner, Pronounced the following words: “ Fellow-citizens—I am der of officer Benton. fall from under me, launched into eternity. Good bye, one and all.”* Gambrill then stepped back, and Crop raised the hyinn: * Former friends I now must leave you,’ &c. H oung with a clenr, steady voice, faltering for an instant at the opening of the second verse, but regaining his firmness. continued, with a com sure that perhaps no one else surrounding him was able to maintain. ‘he others joined in the sing- ing, Gambrill with his eyes elevated, and aj ppa- rently inwardly praying. The hymn Conclahed. Crop. in a round, full voice, that seemed almost to startle, by its freedom frow all terror or alarm. exclaimed, looking towards the mass below : ** Farewell all.”* Cyphos then advanced to the front of thescatfold, and with considerable firmness, but in a hurried utterance., said : *Geutlemen: You see here another innocent man, who is going to be hung. They have given me a false nane—one that I never was known by— | and convicted me for what I didn’tdo. But fam going home to Heaven to meet my God. My way is all clear there. So jnst good bye, my friends. ‘The ropes were then adjusted around the necks of the criminals, the on drawn over their faces, and the sheriff and ties, afler pressing their hands, left the scaffold. Fora moment the four figures stood defined inst the dull leaden a terrible sight, the wind blowin; about the shawls and the covering over their Tubes The next the platform fell with a sharp crash, and the unfortunate men shot through the opening. Fora moment their forms whirled around without a parent life. ‘Then the muscular action commenced, pa to suffer none ut all, and no mo is Limbs was exhibited. Gambrill also te slight and short contraction of the legs only being seen. Crop, who was the most muscular man of the four, struggled the most violently, drawing up his feet and throwing them out. ‘yphus strugy' longer, but not so violently as Crop. _ hot gulity of the mur- When you see this drop tion of suffered but little. | | you see an innocent man | _®P9-3t ' Tur Cask ov Mrs Hartune,Gov. Morgan, of New York, has refused to commute the punish- ment of Mrs. Hartung, convicted of poisoning her husband. The Governor designates the crime of poisoning as the worst sort of murder, and the most difficult of detection, and declares that he cannot conceive that he should feel authorized to interfere in any case of poisoning where the guilt is clearly proved, and especially when the mur- derer isthe husband or wife. He expresses the belief, from a careful review of the evidence, that Mrs, Hartung was guilty of the deliberate murder of her husband by poisoning him. He then refers to the aversion to hanging a woman, but thinks that public justice and the safety of human life require it in this instance. Therefore he can- not commute the sentence, and requires thatcoun- sel will urge Mrs. Hartung to cease to hope for Executive clemency. (> The trial of James Green in Warrenton, Va., for the killing of Carver, at the Fauquier Springs last September, has just terminated in his acquittal. After the evidence was given in, the jury announced from their box that they were egreed upon the verdict they should render. and did not wish an argument. It is said that a more intelligent and substantial jury never sat in the county, and that the prompt acquittal of the ac- cused by such a jury is avery gratifying fact to his numerous relatives. The scene in court on the announcement of the verdict, is said to have been quite affecting, the accused receiving with deep emotion, as his numerous friends gathered around him and testified their sympathy. Japan News —Late advices from Japan state that the Japanese Commissioners had already been appointed to proceed to Washington to exchange ratifications of the late treaty. ‘The vessels of treaty powers are allowed to trade. pending the exchange of ratifications of the Dutch treaties of 30th January, 1856, and additional arti- cles of 16th October, 1556, already published. ‘The Japanese have now a right to sell bullocks to foreigners, which they do at#3 (Mexican) a head. Cholera bas been raging at Jeddo and through- out the northern part of Japan. 17 A national celebration of the fortieth anni- versary of Odd Fellowship in this country, is to take place in New York on the 26th instant. The Programme embraces a procession of the Order in full regalia through the principal streets of the city, and a ball and oration at night, with supper, Banquet, &c. UD On TuesdSy night last. ice was formed to aconsiderable thicknessas far South as Richmond. SONS OF MALT paders Lodge, No. | of Brother W. ATER, deceased, from hix late residence on Jersey avenuc, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock. THE REV. J.L. BARTLETT will preach at the Western Presbyterian Church, on street west,on SUNDAY next, at Il o clock a. im. and 43 p. m. ie NOTICE.—The members of Oriental Lodge, No. 19, 1.0. O, F., are requested to attend the funeral of Brother Krecu, (a member of Ger- mania Lodge of Baltimore.) on ORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 132 o'clock. All mein- poraot the Order in good standing are fratereally invited. 1.0. O. F.—The Regular Quarterly Com cation of the R. W. Grand Lodge of the iat Columbia will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, 7th strect,on MONDAY EVENING next, the lith instant, at 72 0’. ie . INO. rand Sae’y. apd : , . : MARKET HOUSE lem ¢ of the citizons of the Seventh Ward will take piace at Isiaud Hal! om WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 13th instant. a cluek. to receive the report of the Commitias @ pointed to consider the location of the proposed) Market House. A full attendance is earnestly re- quested. ap S-3t* RE _ SUNDERLAND, Paste Jem: street Presbyterian Church, will 8 itt —The members of Cru- will attend the funeral preach ieth year anniversary sermon in. the [sraol street, TO-MORROW at's o'clock. | This em 0 by the congregation of the Firat Presb inn Cintrohe The sermon will ombrace many inc! ol interest. ie public is invi "Tho aunuat collection will bo takon up. apo-it lex ICECREAM of the very best quality sorved to ‘a Church, South Capito! (Sunday) APTE NOON Church was built fift, 5 rties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private inilies, at 8 very low price. FRESH CAKES mado every day and sent to any part of the city. Particular attention given to serving parties with verything that is necessary. Apply at the PHIL- XDRLPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner of 12th and F ats. mac 25-1 NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— ion to the stock of a new Associa! are now open at the store of C. Dyer, No. — Penn. avenue, and at the ‘of T. M. Hanson, No. 520 7th street, opposite Intelligencer Offiea. war 7th BBONS, every width and style, at ”, 336 Pa. av. ap 9-7t (ALACE UF Pa. av., betwoen 9th and lth sts. Bodnet g£RAMES, boat shape 336 Pa. " VES. NE 1 all kinde— 336 Pa. av: STRAW BRAID AND STRAW ‘TRIMMING, +9 of every style, cheap, at STEVENS’, 336 Pa. avenue. ha IBBONS! RIBBONS RIBBONS!!! ver cheap. at STEVENS’, 336 Pa. av., between 9t and 10th sts. = ‘Ap 9-7 ACESLEEVES AND COLLARS. in new and 4 beautiful designs, just received at E 336 Pa.avenue. | ap tt’ AND MISSES’ COLORED FLATS, just received at STE. 6, b en 9th and 10th, AND BLACK SILK R Te: atylo and finest edge, at STEVENS’ venue, _ ae AND FANCY D SILKS, all colors. at STEVENS’, 336 “ap 9-7t MITTS AND fair prices—at STE erived at $ 336 Pany., betw nid 10th LACK, WHITE AND COLORED ARO prave and Buelish CRAPES always on hand ats 5 between Sth and lth t. ap Tt yERS, that P n to the blush. Do go a 336 Pa. av., between Sth and I BOXES ORANGES AND LEMONS. Just received, in prime order. NEAL! _No. 61 Iauictagneeseen. BOYS’ AND L, 33” HATS and FLATS, new kel be real | be mem EVENS’ FANCY SPORE 346 Be. avenue. ell Ap 9-7t th LYEAN ESM best LEGH beautiful gual RENCH FLOWERS OF THE BEST AND most beautiful quality. sold at prices to ti SVENS’ NEW FANCY STORE, ao - eee ee ee W HATS AND FLATS FROM AUC. andl wel tol AL ‘an rican, Call ately at STEVENS’ cys j a avenue, between 9th and 10th Pi! id REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE Geer STRAW GOU ee =< IDS, bow elit at aucti be sold, at 8 ‘ auction, t i ENS? : STORE. 336 Ponn, ENS" NEW FANCY ny WORTH OF STRA $10,000 RIBBONS, FR ° oH at aucti . STE pedisteicele of bie Woe Santas batwoen 9th and loth ste. ‘HEAP COTTON HOSIER Y—LAMMOND’S, 4 484 7th street, ix the place to buy it: als TRANSPARENT BAR, HONEY TOWN WINDSOR SOAPS LILY SR GROWN PANI, POMADES, &e., cheap for cash. ap 9-3t WORTH OF STRAW BONNETS, $5,000 Hrsand VELATS from coction eal muy Pe Shoice, mt STEVENS 336 Peon Lee Ae at once a: avenue. z Dhoate of fron : rior Black Tea, whieh Lam selling al the low price of Scents. Limperial aud Guapewaer % J - DAVE “ee 8 Corner 9th and hy atroets. 8 Ol VASI ‘TON, GEORGE Lae Secetee ss, see, ged‘goimpleta in every 4 my stock is now 1vOR, raebie oclianion early ex- R, C. STEVENS, \e Business upo em ahh it pol vith wo . 378 32 ; i $4.11 rth entireline Sontinad in eteel ni ‘igable order. t Ray's coal dock business has worn quite a lively appearance during the entire week. For the same period 2,137 tons of coal have been shipped to various points, as follows: Schr. E. V Fink Doggy. 301% bee y= to New Y Frink, tons barn; ‘te to New Waster: Ca 338 tons to Boston; Elizabeth Headley. ‘tons to Ni > C. 8. Vandervort, Wicks, 215 tons to. Norwich, barge P. Hallegon, Camp- . barge Marrion, wagers Ellen, Corson, 290 mn. The prevailing a tee the last several days has, we learn, a very deleterious effect upon the lower river fisheries. No of any moment are arriving at our wharves. As yet, there appears to be no apart from the lar dealers. C bon Che very few coming in furnishes a supply qui ual to the demand, and prices remain ccironely high. The beautiful canal steamer, L. J. Brengle, was launched in fine style. all safe and sound, on Thursday, and is now moored out in the stream receiving the finishing touches of the builder be- fore being brought into the canal to receive her machinery. br ee a Ey PATIEEN HATS OF THE LATE: IM- portations, and READY-MADE BONNETS of every style on , at Call and make your selecti ANCY STORE, 336 Pe: T THALBERG'S TUNER. | + H. SPEIR having a practical experience of 15 Tener and peter of Pianofortes Or- at the Piano Wasrerooms of Mr. Richard hat vis, Penn. avenue, between Sthand 10th streets, will meet with prompt attention. apoim | I NOTICE. HEREBY warn and caution al] person from harboring SALUDA BRYAN—she is $3 years ald, about 4 fect 6 inches high, and dark completion “ black hatr—as 1 will prosecute all to the full extento! such pergons {0 SAM'L L. BRYAN, Guardian, “apg st* Navy Yard Hill. URNETT'S COCOAINE, tho best article of oda. Mra, Allen's Hair Restorative and Hair Oil. Duniar Flatd Magnenin, for drspeptice, &c. K it and Insect Poison, And a large and general On. ly of pure Medicines, &c., at low prices. Fo tes N° ap 9-2w MOORE'S Drug Storer, AS. M. McCAMLY & CO., DEALERS IN FIRST-CLASS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FINE FURNISHING GOODS, No, 390 Pa. avenue, (National Hotel Building,) Wasnincton. D.C. TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS. ap. I ADIES, PLEAS: SR THAT aneariy iy entire purchases of this month are from auction, and you will find it a rare chanca te get bargains. Every article warranted as repre- sented, orne sale, Prompt and polite attention can be depandad upon m all ea I most. respectfully Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. Tt tan early cail at my New Store, 336 R. C. STEVENS. Acct STRAW 60g AT ENS’ FANCY & 336 Pens. AVENUE. NETWEES STH A Call before you bay and compare pi other coods bonght ehesper and suld ches any ether house in the city. po. Laties, caliand examine my stock and sat sfy yourselves at ones, and by so doing save mon- oy. - i _ 8p o-7t_ T YLOR & HUTCHISON, 0. 42 Lovistana AY.. BET.“TH ANDSTH STs., Opposite Centre Market Space, ___ Would respectfully announce to the ‘citizens of Washington and vicinity that they will open on [iow Boxe Cal ¥2th instant, a very large and desirable stock of ai ex" DRY GOODS, comprising al! the varicties usually fond ina firet class Dry Goods House, and solicit a call from all who sre in search of good and cheap goods. ap o-lw 7 THE ESTABLISHMENT. OR The cheapest, newrst. and bast stock of PAPERHANGINGS'& UPHOLSTERY GOODS goto L. F. CLARK'S, No. 24% Penn. avenue, be- tween 12th and 13th stroets, 7 A very extensive assortment of WINDOW SHADEx> at L. F. CLARK’S, No. 248 Pa avenue, = "The greatest variety of PICTURE TAS- sts. CORDS Kc in thecity at Lo PeCLARGS. 24% 'Ponn. avenue. aps 3st” UR ~ SICAL FRIEND, No. 19, for this week, contain Rigoletto lows, by Hohnroth, * Bring us the Goblet, song, by H. Hugo, Leg hee for piano, by A. Croisez, ‘he Rose Leaf Schottischo, by Chas. Fradei. The same quantity of music procured from the regular publishers would cost more than ten times the piice of our Musical Friend. Ten cents per ber. leat number, For ano it LLINGTON’S Bookstore, ap9.st Odeon Building, cor 4% st. and Pasay, NEW PATENT. . _ WEEDING PLOW The subscriber having recently obtained a patont for a new improvement in Plows for weeding corn, tobacco, and other crops, is ready to dixpose of rights and jioonses upon reasonable terms. ‘Tix implement is noexperiment. It has been fully testes and approved by son the most substa farmers and planters of Mary‘and. ‘Th of its success will tell more for i¢ than ai tion or encominm 16 Plow "y Seed descrip- and cer- wis Cha: "pa ce, Ps ey, THOS. A. ROB TSON, ap dim 341 M street, Washington city. 339 HEAVY GOODS. GRIFFITH & SHIELDS uire of me, or, Dr. 74 7th st. have in store a full xtock of o. 1 to4; Griffin's Horse Nails ad Washers: 5 7 douirablo goods of recent arrival, all of which thev can and will sell cheap. P. sing great fa- @iities in the purchase of good quote irrosistable prices, Builders and mechanics onerally will find it to their advantage to buy at 39 Penn. avenue, opposite Browns’ Hotel aps of GRIFFITH & SHIELDS. . SHIRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN : Tablo Diapers, in all grades, At nsr Napkinsand Doilers,’ Trish Linens, of the best makes, and at the lowost "y E . in all_grades, Bil’ Eye Dinners. in al grades, LAWN, Handkerchiefs, from 6% onnts to B28 7 With many otherdesirable goods, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices y M_R. RILEY, entra Market. bring the D street, betwee: dauchter, with picturesque eketc! t the He brews under their taskimasters, by author of Prince of the House of David.’ Just received at = SHEPHERD'S, cor.7thand Dsts, aps @ D NOTIC ISAPPEARED Fromhis residence, corner of Virginia avenue and 7th street, on the morning of the JOHN A. CA las ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK. EDINBURG HATS, MORPHY CAPS, SCOTCH CAPs, And STRAW HATS, In great abundance. Ina few days will receive the BONNER HA’ H. STI . . NEMETZ, _Ap 8 3t 236 Pa. av., 4 pet. 12th and 13th sts, Copor ED DRESS SILKS, good styles, Black Silks of the best it makes and at the lowest prices, - e R Organdie Muslins, red Boreges, lew, Bp 8-im corner 8th at , oppu. Centre Market. SANDS * JOHNSON, PRACTICAL CABINET bo MAKEKS and UNDERKTA- KERS, northeast corner 6th and F @ulaemeaaa streets. keeps constantly on hand all kinds and elzes of READY-MADE COFFINS, Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Will also attend to the removal of bodies from the old burial grounds to the new cen: ben, i - Old furniture neatly repaired and varnished, Terms most reasonable. ap 8 EMENT AND LAND PLASTER. Just received and for sale, a in tion of the above-named artic! stantly on hand CALC D in and superior; Plasterers’ HAIR, White and Brown SAND; LIME, both ‘ooal-burnt, &a above-named articles will be sold on ee le terms as rem tied procured —— Di the TSOLS 1h We wh ease give mie Sraous in Want WTR A, FENWICK, Ap 8-3t* Gornar 7th nt. and Canal, at bridge. OAL! al can- STER, both fine ion Grats, and Cooking acall, sad you will bs sat: ! EN AND RED SIGN. Rew sc htt OF LETTER: Remar in, City, D. C., April LOrdered to be inserted in the Evenine Star, it being the newspaper having the eirculatioa of any daily papor published in Was! ) All persons ing for letters. follow- ind Tad will amrety nbd are ADVERT =D. Allen, Richsel Garat, Mre DW Redenstein, M puene Gat oe ad | se a yA ue, Mar; nea Cyuibea . Rope Wiwiias, Mary Salt, Mee SP Brent, Mrs J Mar, Burr, Sarah 3 Bromus Mary 9 ay Mary ‘Sauth, Ave Bassett, Eizabeth Baum, Hercver Baymond, Mrs C Suyder, Mary J oe, Sutton, Mise Chart, Mre Stearn, Lune Clark, Sarah Trexier, Beratby ‘onner, Elizebeth ‘Tucker, Mrs P Cromec, Mary A ¥s 5; Pranees Cam! |, Mire Lingeor. ane) animes. ire Expr, Bice Anos Lesell, Ana Buss Wr Mary Cropty, Elisaberk Loomis, Mary Ward, Catteries Capady, Aun Z 7 ci w Colemaa, Nelly Deiayney, Lissy Davis, Sarat Dement, Beity Edwards, Harriet E Pawerson, Foy, Mary Jane Prebel, Mra Pirch, Sarat D Pusher, Mrs A il MENS’ LIST. Adams, Mr ice Auderson & Dall * A GM Plunkex:, Perey, Hon Jue J M Guilser, Joo Gabke: Golde Goss, Buchsbsam, TG B ‘Thomas 5 Revien, WH Grinder, AW Ronev, Thomas Graham, Hon AH Renesas, NS Hurchinsoa, WE Hawhus, Thos T Housu, Thoms Henderson, TT 4, G Hindman, Thos C Kedgere, Jno E Henuan, Mc Saml Rebinsen, Hoe JC Hill, Sami P Ruw Humpbrey, Gea C Herbert, LG Hord, AJ Jouce, WH Jones, Wa Colin « on, Win A ‘Th Thompson, AN Viele, Rgbe: i L H Vau Marten, Wee Beir, B Mofiu, JR—S Wares, Wa Martm, JM w Wa Meyers, John Whitehead, T 3 Morrow. Dr James Willi sis Mofit, HG jome pls A. artou, leciah P jon, J Campbell J fol Me McAluster, Mich! McCollam, W J MeKnuew, Wie ty é iy See ef American; Pubs. Woech- C3 ent D7" Lerrars must in att cases Be Preratp. April 9 WM. JONE ; & rexpoctable young Girl. a SIT- W TED—Ry UATION to do chamberwork and plain -ow- ing, or light washing. Ha good recommes A at 499 lth street, between Eand F. it first-rate COOK, in ® private Wan A family wh-re there ts a kitchen maid kent, must hi recommendat ix of 6th and D respectable woman wishesa SIT- te do general house work, cooking, washing and ing; has no objections to ce in the country. Adi 16 Star Office. ap 8-3t' WASTED. A SALESMAN in a Dry Goods re, one who ix well acquainted with city te gihddrons Apply at 5 a through city Post Office M & T. ANTED.—All persons dosiring to purchase Dress Trimmrngs, Millinery,and Fancy Goods, to call at and M streets north, uch ae Combs, Brushes, ockings, Col- . Linens, Ribbons, Bonnets, lowest prices, Drews-making in all 4 ops oung Woman, a SITUA- ‘as Lady’s Maid. She is handy em recommendat _ em W: NTED—By TION to travel and efficient, and has droas Box 16, Star O: ANTED—A prettily furnished HOUSE con taining 10 to 12 rooms, of 12th at. For a good tenant for one y YZ, at this office. ap 7st" ANTED—A_ PURCHASER for the Good il and Fixtures of years’ established at this time a business sec- dress. until Satur- strie W..,” at Star Office. ANTED-—Al! those attlicted with Infamma tory Disease to read the testimonials of Dr. i ‘S NEW MEDICAL SALT in an- mar 17-tr Two young w ora gentleman n find goud accommodations om . at No. SSO C street, between 2d WAGON and HARNESS For covered wazon, ft for trading. SP 6 eust 2. O. HARRISON, who has kept a Con- sionol boarding house for the last ninete.n M years, will, on the itth o ril, open her house for the accommodation of panent and transient boarders. Those who desire a so and fort- 7 Pa avenue, be- able home will please call at 3 tween 43 and 6th streets, south side. ‘8p 7-im* rn LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ & CO. aes os ah eet of hee ice. rou | ree all condone ior Kose ‘4 mt v the City Post Of or bottles, sent to In persca Office. ‘Their Lager for delivery) Se KETTIRE wannneoe| HENNING’S, STREET, NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE, (1SLAND.) =, AN KIS DAILY RECEIV Been cH DREN "S os,’ EL'T, which will be sold as low as any estabishmont in town—roR ca you will not be expected to buy fico ap S-cotw By WALL & BARNARD, Auvctionsers. NSIVE SALE 0 GRO Averrrern cite or FAM ag will eal. ch our o-ottpr Stange sheet vi pn Cw ‘Ldquore, Cigartsbe., goods Fy) Refined. Yellow, Crushed, wil n 5tcbesee superior Imperial aad Gunpowder “ham pacne, Vi ir. boxes and barrels Berringe. 2,000, | S boxes » Wik>sonaeee ‘rels Mackere!. (Q ree quantity of other goods in the grocery Torms : §P and under cash; over that sum a credit of 3) and 6) days, for notes satsiactorily endorsed WALL & BARNARD, Aucts ADDED TO THE SALE, FOR ‘hom it My cone »*rn— on herry 6 barrels Squartor enske Port Wine. 12 boxes Ci Spe Wa ve BARNA By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aw STOCKS AT AUCTION.—On TL TERNOON, April 12th, c I! weil, ration of Washi of the Metropolis 3,5 Corporation of ‘erms cash. om J, C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avets. By, J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. oneera, ESDAY AF at 3% o'clock, at the sume to euit on Quarterly Stock, 5 Re RUN a ra ie jnctent, at — the prosmizes, we wall ue, A <b i Ailcoprorsncing 5s the cnpeees af the purcheve veyanci . Fite trom the Uhited States Tg ag aps-a J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Avets. By J.C. McGUIRE &CO., Auctionsers. URNITURE ANDHOUSEHOLD EFFECTS . AT Averios.—On WEDNESDAY MORN ING, April 13th, at 10 o'clock. at the residence of 3.8 ni Hamilton, in the western house of the De M iidings, we shal! sell, a portion of the far niture and eff st Rosewood Pi Arm and Par! Cane and Wood % Mahogany Dining Table, Card Taller, Brussels Carpets, Ohicioth, int Rack, Stair Carpets, Ac. de. SPand ander, cash ver that ene, a and @ days, for satisfactorily coders mates, bearing soteres % . COMPrInine — IN THE oe THURS numbered HH feet on oa No. 1, in Square a foot Il inches on north N street, at the corner of Vermontavenue, ranning back feet Sinches on V erinont avenue. This ts believed to be one of the most beautiful building sites for sali in that desi-able part of the city. aud will bedividoh ne-third cash; the residue in 6, 12, and ith interest, secured by « deed in trust between léth hole of origi into suitable building lots. table. the warchouse on B street, in rear of store No. Pa. avenue, between éth and 7th sts., a large wt of China, Glass, Crock Vare,&e. W. White Granite French China, Printed and Fancy Totlet, Dinner and Tea Sete, Gold band Whiteand Figured China?” Fo) ite Pigured Chu Dinner and Tea Sets, = = Gobiets, Tumblers, Sugar Bowls, Gis are. & large and bne assortment, 1 White and Colored Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Jelly Moulds, Soup Turreens, Covered Dishes, Cream Pitchors, Teapots, Finger Bowls, Plated Coffee Sets, Castors, Ao. With a variety of, net here mentioned, to which the attent rule in respectfully invited, as the gv d without reserve. that amount » Termes: p notes, bearing interos! _aay oe apits WALL & BARNARD, Auct«, 4 6 POSTPONED THE ABOVE SA untii MONDAY MORNT ouda, for convemence of No. 353 Pa. ‘ape-d Avene, 0 VALL & Moto! Ppow « BAK NARD Auctioneers, FUTURE DAYS. Goorgetowr AND HARD MONDAY rl burned the canal street and he sale will begin al the first-nanod piace. Sale positive and without reserve, Terms at sale. _nps BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct'rs M RSH Ss, cise issued from ouit Court ofthe Distric' rtheCounty of Washington and to n rected, expose to P paps yale for Cash, in front of the Court House loor of seid county, on TUESDAY, the Sth day of April next, 1858, at [2 o'clock m,, the following de Soribed Froperty, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to part of L No. 15, on Square No. 31, beginning at th said lot, and running thence theast corner of BH foot, thence feet, thence south 30 fect. and thence east ¥ feet to the point of beginning. together with ail nud Singular the improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, api ond levied upon as the U les, and will be sold to No. i73, to January torm, 18%, in use of James Marti for the Distric 7 THE ABOVE SALE Is FRIDAY next, the eth inst ts) Marshal for the Distra 7 THE ABOVE SALE peripened Gadd Ewan © xt ape-ts iS FURTHER 1th instant Marsha Columban. SH for the District Y : Georgetown, OF PLATPORM 1 Size at Avcrion.— vata ats! the Government W Georgetown, one of Fai inry Wazon Seales, which wii! weigh up Uo ten tons. his set 1s of the best innke, and in perfect order ‘erie cash i The scales to he within ten days Ale. c. ME vi J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctionoers. ESCUTOR'SSALE OF VALt am RD — : DING Lots I~ rae ee or roug on ; Math, at 5 * 3) is the best now sold .. ail ari, original Lok No. ievesion os. poe Ps ne ae eth Gand fi mrmrte nonin te beer) on ot me ry § q WINES at low prices. | feet. This lot will be divided inte four beildrer lots Ww a sais inches each, rumning back the full Sept ASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, 5M 9A st,, tte doors North of Pa. Ave Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue 18 mouths, with interest, scoured by « d: to get SPRING and SUMMER | on the premines. SAT ES thade up totrder, of iber i ~ ANDREW R. SCHVERLY Pxvc'r. Serpe ae SHIRTS brat ‘ ome | —orS4 _5.C._ MeGUIRE & CU. Auets. SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST” PES BY BOTELER, Auctionser, BANDS neatly sutsheds INE EMBROLDERIES AND LACE Goons a o [ at N mer F aaaiva = S NOCES Tie 12.00 i nF wes nk ZW ™ iny auction room, teres Dr ogeer ORS. ‘GES, Embroideries and ‘Lac wi ak 10 do. Italian ARONI, amg 2 fratis new DATES, | Medallion Lace Sets and Collars, aD - new «hy =. ¥ - bs NUTS, ALMONDS LER TS. NUTA. | Real Point Lace Sets and Collare, » Will be sold at low prices by New Pompadour Lac GEO. PEARSON, 367 Pa. av. oppo. the onal. COAL !—COAL! E Have on hand and for sale a Soft Free- ‘itable jor cooking purposes ont ~ efow figure o' ° . ORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD, sawed ord op it stove meat HinbniNe WOOD of ail A We are also manufacturing WOOD of all kinds for cooking purposes, which we are offering low for which we will sol! at su c. us te suit at theo" 1. T.J.& W.M. Gat Caillat McKNEW & MARLOW’S, + W. corner 12th and C sts.. No. 5473, Steam Fire Wood Mills, cor 7th st_ and Foot of 1th st., below War Depar't. ApT-6t Canal, oppo. cast end Centre Market. Pe PUSTa pe W STEVENS, 350 Pac aves nue, ‘ap 7-6t Popes Si ir at os BRE VRS YS ete ae ee *, Headdrosene, Wreaths, de. and beau To Ad large collection of sige Brocde Metck should render it = very attracuive ‘Terms at sale. “The coods can be examined en the Previous to the sale. apé-d Cc. W. BOTELER. Auet. —£_= wre, GRAVEL FOR J ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &c. opti ved a cargo of the above, Also, Buiid- . Coal, Put to eth pareat bree al aay Beane of — < ed eee