Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1859, Page 2

" _ re. le mr ee ~— > “ i484 fY 2844) : : vie 4 ‘ ; ' ‘ —— WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOssIP. P. ONAL. : , NEW STORE: NEW Goons! EVENING STAR. —_-* 2 a Pe on fs sick from exe bape PANCY, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, of the Latest Styies and Best Fabries, of Every Desor:p- ——— Tas Arrican Trape.—Of ee Shenyy aye offigial Labor, address to his sal ig al . at very Low Prices, Fon cas. WASHINGTON CITY: able legitimate trade with 7 ~ ¢ Sate pt a se hie | CALL AND EXAMINE. TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, DAY...2000000+ -April 30, 1859. | Africa has ually grown up ow York, | «, i : = Hs td So. ASLAN, oN = 2 Seed =¥ alae be entirely pritiiees, the scl blished a card fre “ a | pes SE wedi date wa std nn ——— ‘Tum STAR PUBLISHES THE Lists OF LETTERS Ll of Ce ree-thii foolish | New York to " ican public, mening a = i. > A aanainine in rue Wastinoton Girt Post Ovrict sages vib vane pasion, of the | Uer atid for the eneroot recetion wale Area, bese SG asker Sie AT orig 2 UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING ‘FREM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING ‘THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED IN THE Distaicr oF CoLvmpia. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Constitution shows the et complete popular sovereignty, in the Terri- — with constitutional territorial depend- enee. It also argues that the course of Forney, of the Philadelphia Press, is in opposition to the adjudications of the Supreme Court. The Intelligencer quotes from the speech of Henry C. Carey, Eaq., delivered at a compli- mentary dinner recently given him in Phila- delphia, on the oceasion of his contemplated depsrtare for Europe, to show what it calls the contrast of the two ecenomical policies which it says have prevailed at different times in the conduct and administration of the Federal Gov- ernment. 1G" Mrs. Partington calls a meerschauin “a calumny of peace.”’ 107" On the 2st inst., the Unitarian Church at Buffalo was partially destroyed by fire. {> An {nfant was born in Baltimore, on Wed- neésday, having at its birth a full set of teeth. ITPA new comedy by Tom Taylor, entitled “Nine Points of the Law,” Las been produced at the Olympic Theatre, London. UP Twenty-nine young men in the college at Georgetown, Ky., are preparing for the mluistry of the Baptist Church. IF Robert Duniop’s dwelling, five miles from Petersburg, Va., was destroyed by tire last Satur- day. Loss $3,000. 1 From Frank Lasselle, bookseller, 492 Ps. Avenue, we have “ Waverly,” the eighth volume of Peterson's cheap issue of Scott’s novels. I~ The weekly line of steamships between Liverpool and Quebec and Montreal—coasisting of elgbt iron steamers—commenced the 20th inst. 17" The General Convention of the Episcopal Church of the United States, will assemble at Bichmond, Virginia, on the 5th of October next. 7" The Cashier of the: People’s Bank, Rich- mond, Va., who absconded with £15,000 lest Oc- tober, has been arrested by a police officer in San Antonia, Texas. 10° The Board of Underwriters of Buifaio, re- commend the purchase of a steam fire engine for use in that city, and intimate that the reduction in the rate of insurance would follow. I> A stranger meeting an editor in the streets of Boston, a few days since, rouglly accosted him with, ‘‘ Here, { want to gv to the Tremont House!” ‘The reply was, -* Well, who's hindering you?” ———— {> The Rock Island, (M11.) Argus complains very seriously ef the taxes in that city and county. The taxes of the city altogether amount to four per cent. on the taxable property. iL The Democratic Stzte Committee of Maine have issued a call for a Convention. June 30th. to nominate candidates for State oificers and tochoose four Delegates to the Charleston National Conven- tion. ee ee Te IF The Philadelphia Bulletin says the worst | days of ruffianism have lately been revived among the firemen of that city, and every alarm of fire is now the signal for the perpetration of shameful | outrages. 17" The Napoleon (Ark.) Planter says: “We do not claim to bea model of morality or sobriety. | or a lecturer on morals, but we are satisfied from | Personal observation that “we drink too much ”* Why don’t “‘we™ quit it, then? —_—_——————____.. UP"The romantic scenery, amidst which tie Genius of Scott revelled, in his beautiful poem of the Lady of the Lake, has been invaded in this utilitarian age, and Loch Katrine turned into a reservoir for the uses of the people of Glasgow if7 During the Sickles trial an average of 16. Washington to New York. Such an amount of telegraphic transmission never waa heard of in Europe, and is unprecedented in this country. Jvpiciany Reronw —The New Hampshire Le- gislature mects in June, and there isa very gen- eral belief that it will remodcl the judiciary system of the State. In Massachusetts, this has iately heen done by the concurrent action of both Re- publicans and Democrats. ITP The Bishop of London lately preached. on & Sunday afternoon, to a large number of the Lon- don omnibrs drivers, under the omnibus shed, and his sermon was listened to with profound in- terest by his hearers, who were glad to see hin among them. UF A Chinese passenger, wreeked on the St. Panl, and resened by the stearner Styx. has arrived at Sydney and given an alleged account of the ! massacre of bis fellow passengers on Russell Isiand. | He says the cannibals would select four or five | Chinese daily, kill them, roast the flesh, and eat it. OFA letter writer from Pike's Peak, says, very | coolly : ‘In Arrapahoe county there are from eight to twelve hundred poor devils like myself, hunt- ing gold, but not finding any. At present, weare | preparing toskin the spring emigration, which is | to be done by disposing of town sites and bad | whisky.’ | Se ee eevee eee New Use oF tHe Stixtoscore. — Professor Dove, a Prussian, has discovered that the best ex- ecuted copies of steel or copper-plate Sen ean be distinguished from the origi ing them together in a binocular stereoscope, when the difference between the print produced by the | original plate and the spurious copy is seen at a | glance. | This will be asure method of detecting | counterfeit bank bills. {7" A writer In the New York Herald. com- menting upon a late pugilistic challenge. says: “If Heenan whips Sayers. then the commercial importance of the United States is greater than that of England; then the British Gioverument isa humbug. and our Congress the on! ly palladium of jac soared liberty; then onr authors, artists, editors, wyers. clergymen, and so on are cleverer than those of Albion's pertidious isiand; then Britan- nia no | rules the waves, but Neptune's tri- dent is transferred to fair Columbia.” Tue Great Water CeLapration 1x Broox- Li, N. Y.—The celebration of the completion of their new water works by the citizens of Brooklyn, on Thureday last, is reported to have been a mag. uificent affair. The weather Was clear, the streets were clean, and the-people were in splendid spirita. From early dawn tili dewy eve the merry pealing of the belt and the roar of eaunon could be heard from Green Point to Gowanus. ‘The dis- appointment of the previous day tended rather to increase the euthusiasm than to diminish it. Im. mediately after breakfast there was a general turn out of the inhabitants, old and young alike has- tening to the City Hall to witness the movements of the firemen aud military previous to their form- ing in line. The number of ladies in the strvets exceeded anything ever known of beard of in the history of Brooklyn. In the eastern district espe- cially the entire female population turned out en masse, and took exclusive possession of every door step, unoccupied building, and place of eminence along the route of the procession. The display of the firemen, military, and civil societies surpassed the expectations of the most sanguine, and did credit to a city whieh now ranks next to New York and Philadelphia fn Point of size and popu- lation. The length and extent of the procession astonished the people. Jt was over five miles in length, stretching from the eastern suburbe of Williamsburg to the very heart of Brooklyn, and ‘Was two hours Passing the corner Court ; of Atlantic and ) words was daily sent by telegraph from | laws for the suppression of the African slave trade are being executed. The Journal of Commerce contends that, after all, the surest means of annihilating the African slave trade is the extension of our legitimate commerce with the west coast of Africa; of which fact those engaged in the illegitimate commerce are well aware. The soundness of this theory must be obvious to all who know that the successful Prosecution of the slave trade depends alto- gether upon the opportunities of carrying it on without being observed—in secret. If ten times as many legitimate merchant vessels vis- ited the west coast as now resort there, not a single cargo of slaves could possibly be shipped from it. So, whatever tends to decrease the number of merchantmen resorting there, in so far increases the facility for prosecuting the slave trade successfully. Explaining that the cargo of the vessel des- tined for the west coast must in almost all else than a supply of shackles, be nearly identical with that of the slaver—rice, domestics, water casks, (in whieh to bring back the main por- tion of the expected African cargo, palm oil,) filled for ballast, &e., &e., the Journal of Commerce urges that no vessel should be de- tained from commencing her African voyage because such a cargo is found on board of her; it being common for the customs officers in mistaking one outfit for the other, to de vessels in the legitimate trade until too late to permit them to make a successful voyage, which is not to be accomplished unless arriving out at a particular and very brief season of the year. So great has this annoyance become of late as that respectable firms, long in the Af- rican tradc, are being compelled to make ar- rangements to withdraw their ships from the business. It is clearly the duty of Congress as soon a3 possible so to amend the laws to suppress the slave trady as that the manner of their en- forcement may not thus operate as an effectuay means of defeating their own object. hose SSS Frou Uran.—The intelligence from Utah is to the effect that further troubles may be an- ticipated there. Judge Cradlebaugh had ob- tained the presence of a portion of troops from Camp Floyd, at Provo, to remain there during the session of his court, to prevent the eseape of parties arrested on criminal charges. Thi+ was made necessary by the refusal of the Ter- ritorial Governiment to provide any place of confinement for such piisoners. The Mormon citizens of Provo became greatly dissatisfied at this measure of Judge C., and through their mayor urged the removal of the troops in strong terms, at the same time expressing a fear that the indignation of the citizens would lead toa collision between them and the troops. The | Judge explained that it was impossible to dis pense with the troops; that their presence en- tailed no expense on the community ; and that their behavior furnished no cause for excite- ment or complaint. Governor Cumming also protested against the action of Judge Cradle- | baugh, evidently while laboring under an erro- neous impression as to the circumstances; but the latter still persisted in keeping the troops in Provo. which measure seems to receive the approval of the Gentiles in that v » and of the army officers. The grand an traverse ju- ries had been discharged ; as the former. after two weeks’ session, refuscd to find any indiet- | ments, and the latter were not, therefore, re- quired. The court was then resolved into a committing court, and several cases were taken up forexamination. This vccasioned the flight of a number of persons. among whom were four members of the grand jury and several high Mormon officials. Suciety in the Territory is | in a very perturbed condition, and it seems almost impossible to apply the proper remedies | without yesort to force of arms. aegis ee | Tue Mourrain Meapows Massacrn.—-The Indian Bureau is i t of a letler from Dr. J. Forney, Suporintendent of Indian Affairs in Utah, in which he states that he has retiablo information that $30,000 worth of property be- longing to the emigrants who were massacred at Mountain Meadows, some two years ago,wae distributed among the offleers of the Mormon Church. Dr. Forney was about starting to the southern part of the Territory, to look after somo unruly Tadians, who have been committing outrages on the whites. The seventeen children be- longing to the emigrants murdered at Mountain Meadows, Dr. F. intends to send to their friond« in Arkansas at an early day. His letter is dated at Provo, Mareh 13. - Tor Mixxesota Bovspary.—Commissioner Hendricks, of the General Land Office, has awarded the contract for surveying the west- ern boundary of Minnesota to Messrs. Snow and Hutton, who were the lowest responsible bidders. ee = ComMissiongR OF INDIAN APraAIRS..—The report that Hon. A. B. Greenwood, of Ark., has been appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs is premature. No such appointment has yet been mado. oe: Prowotioxs.—Messrs. George Gideon. Har- man Newell, Audrew Lawtun, and John Faron have been promoted from First Assistant En- gincers in the Navy to Chief Engineers. Avvotstap.—Henry N. Walker has beer: ap- pointed postmaster at Detroit, Mich , vice Mr. O'Flynn. —— Tas Waarss following report of the woather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution The time of observation is about 7 o’clock : APRIL 20, 1859. New York, N. Y. -clear, pleasant. Philadelphia, Pa Clear, pleasant, Baltimore, Md. ie, Pleasant. “clear, cool. oeeClear, 54°, clear, 5*°, wind SW. loudy, 60°, seloudy, 55°. raining, 50°, Raleigh, N.C sraining, 59°. Wilmington, :eloudy, cool. cloudy, cool. cloudy, 59°, wind W loudy, cool. rainy. 55°, wind N. eee -clondy, cool. -raining, 60°. -cloudy, cool. -cloudy, cool. cloudy, cool. clear, pleasant. lear, 66?, tear, plessant clear, 74°, wiad E FROM TLE WEST, Frederick, Md... -clear, cool. Hagerstown, Md. -clear, cool. Cumberland, Clear, pleasant. Grafton, Va. .clear, pleasant. Wheeling, Va. , pleasant. Parkersbur; -clear, pleasant. Harmer, 0) Mari. fed Se toma rex % ee Swire hours ending 9 s,m. to- Smithsonian, at 7a. 1a; (cor- ) 29,995; at noon ‘sori m., 49°; at noon 63° a I {7 Lord Lyons, the new British Minister. jn of American extraction, his Kreat-great-grandfather having been a native of Philadelphia, who emi- grated to the Island of Antigue, Wwhgace one of the titles of the family ts derived. she has received throughout the countr, ticularly in New York. Yoana per -**+Mr. Bright, of the British Parliament, is electioneering for Mr. Cobden, who is a candi- date for the representative of the Rochdale bo- rough in Parliament, and who is now on a visit is country. . ; ----Mr. William M. Browne, the new editor of The Constitution, isa member of one of the most Prominent noble families of Ireland, and a gen- Ueman of fine education and genisi talents. He has been fn the United States five years,and has been connected with the Journal of Commerce for two or three years past, and has contributed to that paper the articles on foreign politics. ee THe QUARANTINE AND SanrTary Convention ix New Yorx.—This convention promises to be a useful and important affair. Atthe previous an- nual meeting of the convention held in Baltimore in April, 1558, a committee was appointed to in- vestigate and report upon certain questions which came before that body; one of which was: ‘‘Have quarantines secured the object for which they were invented ?”’ and if the committee decided in the negative, they were instructed to assign the reasons for the failure. The report of the gentle- men to whom the examination of the subject was committed, show that they have well considered this faet, and that whilst combatting the idea that quarantine measures, however judicious in them- selves, and however strictly enforced, are a cer- tain and absolute protection against those diseases which, at longer or shorter iutervals, make their appearance under the character of widely extend- ed epidemics, or as endemics under certain sanita- ry conditions in given localities; yet. on the other hand, they admit that a jndici and well ad- ministered quarantine will, beyond doubt, afford a very sure protection against the introduction of unquestionably contagious diseases, a1 wall pox for instance; and even to a limited extent, and un- der particular circumstances, against the introduc- tion of such as are the result of malaria, using the latter term in its gencral sense as indicated by its etymology a ks U7" From the late foreign news we learn that a duel had been fought on the Downs, n: Brigh- ton, England, between a young American, (for the past year resident at Brighton,) and a Russian ollicer, lately attaché in the Legation at Washing- ton. After one ineffectual fire, the former was shot in the pistol hand, when the seconds inter- fered, and an explanation, before refused, was tendered by the opposite party and admitted Mr. Reed, late American Minister to China, had arrived in London. Mormon Exovus From Dexmarx.—Over four hundred Danish Mormons left Flensburg on the 2d in in the steamship I. R. Hoidt, bound to Hull, England, where they would embark for the United States. Their destination is the Great Salt Lake. The men were mainly young and robust, while the women seemed somewha® more ad- vanced in years. and many of them had infants in their arms. I> In Bonham, ‘Texas, some two weeks ago,a young man named Sadler shot and killed almost instantly John M. Crane. editor of the Independ- ent. published in Boulam, while the latter was passing a store. where, it would seem. his assail- ant was in wait for hin. Mr. Crane had given his slayer a severe caning a few days before. Sadler had his horse in readiness, mounted him, and immediately fled. Mr. Morruy, tne Cugss Cuampiox. —The London Sunday Times announces the arrival of the American champion in England, fresh from his “French campaign.”? As yet, he has not played at all, but as notified his intention of playing eight games blindfold, at the London Chess Club, on Thursday, the Mth. M.de Riviere is also in Loudon, having accompanied Mr. Mor- phy REGULAR MONTHLY MEET- ING of the Journeymen Book Binders will ie held at Temperance Hall on MONDAY EY EX ING, May ait. It WM. G. HECK. Ree. See. OUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOCL- —The rogular monthly meeting of this Seetety will be heid at St. Mathew’s Church, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON noxtat5o’elock, Mam- bers of the board of government are requested to attend this meeting, Ry, lt ¥.C.PLS. R—Subject to the h Know Nothing Conven D. BRANDT. Ap gat NEW BUILDING { meeting of the new Build beheld on TURBSDAY EVENID o'clock, at the Medical Hall, F str: f the purpose ofadopting a constitution aud electing FISHER, Chairman. KNOW NOTH A meeting will be held ock, at Harmony Lith strects, for the H five Delexates to the Anti- | tpidas Nothing C ention to select suttable candi- dates for Celiector, Register, and Surveyor. Tho {also nominate one member for the ‘dormon and three members f Pp irpose of eles meting of the A First’ Ward will be ING. 2d instant, at 3 stern Hose House, for purpos of selecting ono member tu the Beard of Aldermen aud three members of the City Coun cil: also five Delegates to City Convention aitp 30-2" GRAND LODGE © OF COLUMBIA, F. aneual cornmunication of tho of Free and Accepted Ma f Columbia, will be heldat Masonic Hall, corner of D and 9th strocts. on TUSDAY. May 34, at 4 o'slock p. m., at which the punctual attend: f the officers and members of the Grand Lodge fidently expected. . Master Masons in regular standing aro cordially invited to atte: By order of the M.W. Grand erie he sami- ~ Grand Lodge the District of ap 3)-3t __ GA. SCILWA 3M6 TIMORE CONPE) RY Confections: ade of the pur per gallon, w of var please call at Parties, Excursions, & at ¥1 p rsalion, Particu'ar attention paid to furnishing Balls, Dione ppers, &c. aps JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD. TI-KNOW-NO d THE THIRY WARD- ‘ Know-Nothing voters of Third Ward will be heidon MONDAY EVEN at 4 o’clook, at Temperancs Hall, to elect delezates to the Convention to nominate «i @ persons for the offices of Collector, Register, and § urveyor at the ensuing election in June. its ALL . 13-THE ROOMS BEING t meeting TO'THE A TERS OF meeting of the Anti- THING Vo- for Mouday night, the aboy 4 TUESDAY NIGHT, May 3, same tu — a - 2p ATTENTION AN'TI-KNOW-NOTH- INGS OF THE SIXTH WeDo ts of the Sixth Wart will assen Hall, INDAY EVENING, May 24, 1734 v'elock, for thoy nogioe of selecting delegates to represent the Ward ia the City Convention to nominate ruitable candidates for the offices uf Collector, Reginter and Surveyor, ‘he meeting will also nominate a ward tieket forthe two branches of the City Councils and for the uffice of Asse ‘ ap 2s" TO THE ANTI-KNOW NO THING Vo- TERS OF THE FIFTH WARD —4 primary election will be held on MONDAY, tive 21 of May, at the Union Club Rooms, on _B’ street south, between Ist and 2d streets, to'non inate one Alderman, three Counci)men, and five Delegates to represent the Fifth Ward in the City Convention to nominate suitable persons for the offices of Collec- tor, Ri ter, and Surveyor at the ensuing June election, Polls open from9a_m. until 9 p. m. R THE COMNISS ), 3 of the Primary Election of the an Ware, CITY COLLECTOR —Please aunounco JAMES P."HALL af pe f rh DAY, the present City pat thing etti at Odd F: for re-election in June, : SICKLES TRIAL, De Wit's fall report : pries : 7 “MSHEPHERDS) on D ap #9 Corner 7th and D streets, POR MISSES AND CHILDREN— F ‘ MpTALIO FASTENED _ EXPANSION SKIRTS, A new supply just in time for the May Balls, at AXWELL’s ap 3)-e03t MAS ei _ ap 31-00 _ 325 Penn. avenue. LADIES’ COMPLETE GUIDE nt itting. le Wi DEVS PATTERN HOO Se stbi wD GODEY’S PA RN SHEPHER D's, Corasr Tth and D si : 7 » CO ebhe ay pty FANCY GOODs. Real Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders: osewood Dressin: Cakes; fine Portomonateas odgers’ Superior Hasore, Pocket Knives, &c, A large assortment of the above jest received, Let »., Je vellers, M. W.GALT & 8p D-8 304 Pa, av 4 dors woat Bioware Lista), ap) 7 Arvoll, Martha Gordon, Emma A Orum, Mrs J Mery Gordon, Margaret’ Poole, Mre RE R Honey Bodeet Pursell, Mra & y 4 spectable Naswetnur-e. Apply 10 No. 246 D st oer bot. ay and M1 streets. ANTED—A PLACE, by bie woman, WwW to wash, cook ond irons or de chamberwerk, pecommendations given, Apply Box 9 sor or cS ire Sarah Brooke Aramints Bevan, Me Bt faad. Mre Bacon, Mre Elize © Johnson, Mre Bradford, Mus E King, Mee V ANTED—At ample waces. an excellent and 5 Mec experionced WAITER, not colored, None Chestnut, Miss A C Lord, c ‘but thos Served In & Tespectr Coburn, 5 cs ae ies ai ar vo prov ae with the tage nen Cam . eapacity and sobri: need » Corner Cham, See Eilon aimpoou, Mra 8P | Aad at ata Nav Tas.” i ite a » Mra Morrow, Muse Kate a peon, Mase + aye mr a Garter, Louies Marteny Caroline, Shorter, Diary E QIXTY DOLLARS A MONTH, Conrad, Mes Mary Magruder, Sallie Sweeny, Cathagine | NDA APENSES PAID. Downing, Mee Mary Morton, Jane Stataper, Mre A LOCAL AGENT IS WANTED in ev.ry Douoran, Miss H ” Minor, Exther PF Schontxy. Elizabeth County in the United States and Ca: ada, to enesge JE MeCritol, M in R respectable and honorable business by which Mc A!lister, the min rofite may curtai le realized. For EnglebiidgheC McNaswarra, Yotry Mise Eg | full pactionlars, addroas B. LONGRI Tel cinclose Eihiott, Mre HM MeAlluter, MreC Webb, Penelope tp aerh® to pre-pay postage,) New York erty. igi, lisa Clara MeNalley, Mary Williams, Mrs Ann - i McGrath, Bride (OOK WAN'TED.—A good COOK can find om- Paley, Mre _McPerran, Mary Cc ploy mont at Mra Bates 315 Pa avenue outmcr Sra Be saan aes niet, Fe Seepage PRE Tee oe | Graves, Mrs Calvin Met: ANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE, con- Green, Mrs John — Nos!, M. taining three or four rooms, or a part of 8 Griffin, MuseJane Orr, Mire J houas, situated in the northweateru part of the. city. Griggaby, Carnie Apply to No. 543 12th street, between C ani D sts. GENTLEMENS’ LIST. _ ap 2-3 = Allen, Pat Hck, WH ANTED.—An active and industrious boy, with sae Hewachegy no bad habits, ageu 14 years, having been liv, Hat acha | pemeey ing in the country for two years past. wants to learn Haren 0 Priudibie, @ the Trade of a Carpenter, and to be bound as an Har & Co Philips, EF apprentice to some respectable master. Inquire at this office. apa st" W4NTE A SITUATION ina wholesale or retail Grocery Store by a young taarried Man, who thoroughly understands the business, The best of references given. Address *"Grocer,” Geor; town, Parson, Chauncey Charles Brookbank, TN ‘Ss TY ANTED—All thoxe ioted with Ini ony wie] OG ey eiieeee ke read the testimonials of Dr. saad Tact COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT in an- Bnrichell, Veter other oolmon. mar 17-tr Boune, Me Buell, Mj, Ui FOR RENT AND SALE. COR RENT-—3 small new BRICK 45 vy Yard. Appty te ven or at the Dry Goods Store of Mr. KOO on 8th street, near the of K strnet. Navy Var, for the hove, OR SALE—An excellent and safe FA WILY. HORSE. CARRIAGE and HARNESS. May be disposed of separately or together, 3 Bevunell, teaac A Baasetl, John Brovks, Joan Barksdale Cucctsw ap 3. Blt bee “ as desired ane ae a all hw urs at yell, ne . . 4 LY'S Stable, « ml 6 Bradtor? DF Kuight, Henry M EUME HREY'S Stable, on C, between 44. and 6th Ka, Keri Beakee, DE FINE OPPORTUNITY NOW OFFERED Beli, BB . tw a person desir. f ony ing in the butter Backer, A G—2 wer busines, A person whe isabout lining busi wishes to dispose of his entire Stands, Bu and Fixtures. ‘The buxiness will requite a casi: Blodgett, A Campbell, War Crow, Peter P Lakenton, JL : a capital of one thousand dulines, and will pay eigh. Goat Unert tere Maye) lem be hundred e year, For particulars inquire atthe esleuae fom tes mith. Dan’ n Market of G. D. > CER, Cler! oleman, Me Lougdon, aah, ete 5 orther Market Cet ape _ BUERING LOTS. HANDSOMELY SITU ATED, T PRICK AT WHICH THEY ARE ASSE D, divided to suit pur- chasers—wsay fron 1,000 to #,40—on A street south and 1th street rast. Terms: 1 per cent cash ; the Ualance in6, 12, 1%, and 24 months. A longer credit tained if desired. D. CLARK. TORE ROOM on Pa. avenue, betwoen lth and isth streets, south side, formerly ocoupred as a gas-fitting and plum! lng establishment, oceupied by ‘Thos. Purse. For further information apply at BUTLER ’S Restaur ant, lth street, near the corner of Pa. avenue. ap» 3t* FLOR RENT—O ing six roe Moore, RA Mou, RE T—A large Mailer, 3 © Myers, JE sJuo ef. Dougherty, 0 R Dobbs, Juo Hf D; oA PVR Vegal, Richer Willisms, Swath USE, con- Webber, Rich'd —2 “Ste a ow FRAME tuatead © tain 5 Marxachunets ee. g nd 15th xtreets, Puy Webuier -N y12 permonth, Apply on the preu RTY FOR 1. =» Wal ASE—The Racthand, } w — “ oe for ne if term wee — os =e tet? 4 t valuable property at the corner of 13! Emersow CL BiCracken,ColMW W H Toelx, known'as the" NION HOTEL.” one One eke belonging to thy estate of the inte James Maher. r Brion, Aatihew Also, that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the O'Hedgen, Juo O'Brien, Cornetius Owew corner of 14th and *. occupied lately by Mr, Reed asa Wood and Coal Yard, for which purpose it is admirably adapted Propositions in writing will be received until lock, for either of the DWARD C. DYER, THOS. J. FISHER, Execntorn, = Tuesday, May 3d, at above, Paine, Col RT Sa., for: ‘« Street, adjoining the Sq. 229, near corner of Ohio av, st., about 75 feet front on Ohio avenue, and ent MISCELLANEOUS — Aas aud Daily Bee; Pub. of Anzice ger: Effie U7 Letrers Must IN ALL CASES BX PREPAID. and 15th fronts also =< Ce close to th April 30. WM. JONES, P. M. eat = ———— = ‘ugeitt’s 1.1 No.5. same : per e a er Sq. 29 feet ut same on Louis ‘RAND OPENING! E. GERS, 3, C i GRAND “” ATG Paws, Avance. a ee ee On MONDAY, May 2, 1359. dersigned re: tfully calls the attention rhe undersign Vasitugton Ps his large and care- n OOD AND FIXTUR V central locati of the citi Arce cash custom. LOTHING, ‘The Carts, Horses, Onfic: I be sold pri- SUING GOODS, vate sale. Address bk. or = And BOYS’ CLOTHING fice. ap 2st" My stock is composed of the very best material, : ee = and af the tatest fashion. ‘A’ viaie tomy" stre ts | FXOR SALE OR RENT—A three-story BRICK only required to watialy the most faatidions: DWELLING-HOUSE, containing $3 rooms, a a with 10 feet balls and cellar, a large yard, and ated ou K street north, m house has lately uader is now realy for occupa ear. For further partic: JOUSE, td attic rooms, an excellant ich eRrriage-house, ata ¥ 25th street west. The athorouch rep add ‘he rent is $30 a 's inquireof A. MORE- vor to the premises. PAGER. P street, ti evn Sth aad duth, a suppl: HEMP! CANARY, MILLER, and other SE ve Birds, H h H thie “oR SaLc—Humphrey’s Homeopathic Spec Poni's Extract of Witeh Hazel, Watrou's tie Brisa, aud Pressed Herbs, culinary and tne nal. 2PRIGERATORS, | (elated REFRIGERATORS. e have just received our spring suppiy of RIGERATORS that we have ng forthe last eight years without int gai on All size stone’ ATOR. bnilding, situated vieluity of Penn very desirable for a Store and Res ov for aay professional centic RICHARDS, 421 E street, corn OR RENT—Two ai 27™s2 Pa. avenue, woods’. secret (+ Fo8 RENT-RBRICK HOUS betwee Lith nid 18th, sa = mma eh borhood of t vernment Departments. Water and cas throughout. Rent moderate to & goed ten- sot. Apply next door. an apt s FOR RENT—A two-story BRICK DWELL Fos totes containing & rooms aud cvliae Apply to ur, cof Stik mp as-at SLEEPING-ROOMS, ree duors east of Kirk- ADI L DRESS TRIMMINGS! Just received, Back, Wiut- Satin, and Berege luted TRIMMINGS for Mantiilasand Basyue: Also, now aty los Fr: Trimmin Drees ‘Ta: Velvee Ribs situated No. 455 Uth street, near the corner eh eee noens Posrramou given the tat May-“Apply to SHEKI-LI; dren's White Silk and Kid Gloves. i y : ron's Neeser Lng ges = Panter. =. — — es = q a jack —— \ Buy it sad Trimming anufactory a. ave., south BOARDING. : apha2-co gt MRS. LOWE. = MAN AND His WIFE desiring BOARD iu a pri odated with pl sasnat Kou. 359 6th street, corner of EWITT. —' xp30- SRS MAGAZINE FOR MAY at ? PL ARPER'S Maga ZINE FOR May a z Hil TOD Me Little, Love Me Long. by th » Johnston’ and Pox Wothugton. High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick, Eq . A ror OARDING.—Very demrable ROOMS with this tnekprecelity funny vole ne ee | DD cost BOARD ‘can he obtained on moderate "The Jentous Husband, by the anthor of the Com- | terms at Mise GWYNN'S, No. 3, S ithe pulsory Marriage and Ziners the Gipsy. or cete wa AP Wack ooute Mamncien een eet RS. E. O. HARRISON, who lia kept a Con- gressionel boarding house for the law cal Friond, No. 22, conta! < Simon the Col- larer, Helene rolces at £ chottish, Dear me, dation | A time Ka Maseas il ise val tote e Be ‘aocrmiswtation of, permanent. aud, eaweient ver; Lhe olvapest music in the world; all the able home wil] please ca!lat 3277 Pa pue, be- k numbers on saleat tween 455 and 6th h wide. ap7im* Bookstore, te and P: SHILEANGTO? ap #-St Odeon Building, cor. 4% «i A RCTIC —This morning, between & and 9 o'clock, a staat and. ianeSoged TER KIER I TPPY aold, jad on later! Selint aaa lock: Wrhcover coburn sate puppy to me, at Staie Department, shal! Le libe a y rewarded, aa ; me REN & REWARD—Strayed or -tolan (rom the sub- $5 reciber. on the REFRIGERATOR. T. Most CoNnsTRUCTED Bf gts lark BAY HORSE Arvece, . forehoad. nail unt wagon barnena rt tum <2S All the coinpartmentsa:e guarantoed dry and con- | HO ae either taken or strayed froin the Alexa sequontly free from monil, moiature, aed tmpure Any : ers will receive the above ui WM. DEL ap 3 St" hot. Mand N sts, Navy Yard. TRAYVED OR STOL —On the nicht of the SS BthofApril, CWO He S—Georgs, 2 xuiedark conn, happen in the left bind <5 oa etar inths forehend, odor, aud will keep the viands placed hem in a better and harder condition than in auy otuer Re- irigerator now before te public. After much experimenting during the paxt win! we have added su yomonts to our inst yer attern, that we can er the ARCTIC IM PROVED as the inmost perfect article of the kind ever mase. and sprung iu the left fore leg ; and John, a big rean horse, sway. ha iple of the ARCTIC is fan'tiess, and, ae | Een! of his fore loge: he had ons hal cto by us, we guarantoe ratinlaction iney | pt *RCMME | persons that will return them to ory justane crskall hordes oct WM. BEACH. A VE MEATS AND FRUETS, a certain degree of cold must be attained. Bat this is notthe oaly requisite—the air be pry and » between 6th and 7th ats. ee east of the Cap ng, a small sing a MON nineteen | » Will, on the Ith of April, open her house for | ne 3 ¥. ith street cast, ' GRAND cone IE UNITRD GLantenen a A of ul ‘THE DIST: er ai COL OF TH UMBIA, ) One Hu: dred Male Perfor: 5 Cana aanounce to the pablic feching. aaa orhomd, that, On MONDAY VEXING, the bot May, GRAM voody Aap eeererareras EWA GTON THRATKR, ee: TRE SAC ee e, While the sobeit, at ther Gret ano tusere Da petin the inal teteraees rons, the following prog amme will tudieate thei ead-avor to give sate om to the wel! known re fined taste and good judgment of the tnkabitauts of the District in musica! matters: pear Abeer 1, Overture, (rou Maer" rie . iia, oO} CHESTRA. *; Liodes— Freie tENGER BUND & Bettsletndon ENN KRCHOR. wena “ vane acne” Fe & Ato NN SL S Bonnerschiow: Nani RUND: 1. March—From the ps overheer ORCHESTR % Buncloshied. sci Christian, &. Tasgorsinat RRUNDE, Aithelz 4. Air from North Star. Siig Meverboor. ite, 6. Chorus from Tarot eae Vord: j 7. Nachtlied der Kriveer Wrede SAENGERBUND. Conduotor........... -. Prof. F. Kurr, Admission Prices, begining at 8 are. Metz ort the bars of Brown's lireen's, corner E corner D and 9th streets ap 2 3 streets; ) Lasts’ Bal aa ha . LENT’S MAMMO “uae MAMM QT ITIONAL CIRCUS, LB. LENT’S MAMMO TH L. B. LENT’S MAMMO’ Fp TIONAL cIRCUs, a I NATIONAL CIRCLS, Will Exhibit at Washington City, wil Exhibit at Washington i Will Exbitut at Washingt Cry, City FRIDAY and & DAY! May 6th and 7th, ERIDAY and SATURDAY, May 6th and sth, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May oth aud mut tor the Great Mules, took out for the Great Mules, Look out for the Great Mules, « ic Ss, G RAGON, LORGE, IRAGON, ST. GEORGE the BRAGON. Two Performances each day at Zand 7.0 clock p.m ~~ i meuees each day at 2 and 7 o"elock A A on Admissior me {armen Will also Exhibit ERICK CITY ON DAY. the sth. ap Bo BALLS, PARTIES, &c., NAME IS OUR MOTTO.—The members 4 he SHIELDS CLUB take tuis method ! ncing to their many friends and the * public a First an RS \e ven a! harmonic all, A ENING, May sh, ins —Ladies are most respectfully invited, as ne Invitation will be sent. f ete ONE LLAR, adi joe entishen DOLLAR, admitting » gontl man RED! AY BALI. aL take creat pleasure im cing to their frienda, military aud ery tc, that they will give a GRAND MAY BALL at the Washington Assembly Rooma, on Joutsiaua avenue, ou TUESDAY EVENS Mas S41, (5a, The Committee of Arrangements deem it suth cient cuarantes to refer to their past Ralls ae Su Axsurance tual everyting will be condute! p erly. Columbus, the celebrated caterer, is engage! the vecaston. Ive spiritous Liquors allowed on the promises Withers’ Celebrated Band is engaged for the oo cfs m hats or caps allowed in the Ball room, exe. pt | thore worn by the mulitary. t ‘ one E DOLLAR, admitting a gontiensin Committee of Arrancements. eCourt, Prank M. 2a. J. Kane, Hogh R Thowas iutly, api st SECOND GRAND BALL OF THE ITED CLUB will bo given at Phil- nic Hallon MONDAY EVENING, May 2d, 1358, Berginann’s Band has been engax. 1, ade i ickets arers. G. Devers, waa, J. Nolan, __ €. Bergmann, ap% TusaM EF IRST GRAND COTILLON OF THE GEORGETOW be piven at their Ar CITY GUARD will @ Mi y on THURSDAY, 1 Tickets @ cents, admitting a eentioman andl , May Sth, Ise. tes—to be obtained of Buy uf the members. - B—No tcket ap-T.S.WATH | | | ! | 4 euld at the di 5 t& 3 GRAD AY SEMBLY On Louw On MONDAY This beautifal Fest! ill be opened at 7 with extraordinary brilliancy, im vacved and , Spledid costuines, adapted the “ jouable and eleenut atylo* CORRE. ngements Are on a scale of great magni fi- select M March or Prooesmion will is and Cr 8 weane, 1,"Rcoerais. * , At 0 o'clock precisely the floor will be at liburty for visitors, 2 + _ It being impo: @ to send individon! invitations, general invitation ts = temen of Washington, to the Indies aud xen eorgetown, and Alexan NY the ry, Fran Kirkwood House. Ws National, and at the door. LAN T FIRE COMPANY of Gourga friends and tite public temerelin nen: Smt teat i 0 public . ive a May Ballon TUESDAY, May tekhe “Fr Ficulars in a future sdvetiogne iow HY 3 CLOTHING ax? RING APPAREL, aie erika nel la dene ii OND ablecut and superior finish of our garm "No Refrixerator can beiry unless the tehole of the IEASEDIN- passing feom No. 1s Worth dreas aud business wear. : contained air be kept in motion, nor can any Refriae- | & streot, through the North Capi gate tothe RNISUING FENTLEMEN’Sand BOYS” § rator be free from mould, must or taint, unless dry | South gate. A reward will be given if lett at the PUR) ; H FOODS, of ail the latest New Gir be continually circulating throughout the entire per, ap2 ae, 3 y ews ts! } ond Pemplete te all departiwon'~ ; apartments. Ice cannot be economized in Refrigera- =— = = en's a ys’ Clothing made to order at tho ‘ tors where the exteraal atr is admitted, cither to ven- A CARD. Sr orarnne oo tulate or produce currents; mor are such Refriepraters ATTENTION! » ST oPeENS & 0, Rishly ealestlonetltt act call Cocaatt oy ths ibis HOUSEKEEPERS AN | some and 104 Duane at New Sock of ice, but alsoom account of the dampness produced | ,1 have this day Fans ool DISSOLUTION. Utho shelves of the ARCTIC are oven work, to al- ved and got w srl Rirtnerahip heretofore exinting mnder the the free circulation of the air down about the Also. & few more of San | eben thos See nn Minder Aivetyed & sides of vessels or articles upon the shelves, thus | brated epee a oe ate receipt in settlement chee, wary teauthursned to SO Ce CMaTImeing thoes with senving purtente ol | SAS oat carey ettbaaaan ree REE IO WARDER & KILLMON They open with donble doors upon the frontand | ERATORS, filled in with charcoal, Prices rang- ing from $3 to ee hh to have the very best Ref-igera- bay en be ——— in this cousins, and all T re “| have Iga another apple of CHI-DREN’S GARRIAGES ‘and CHAISES. | sometiang very 4 . I Seek eee perks a sop with jock and key to each—being made out of seasnued lumber in the very best manner and har d- ly grained, make @ desirable pisee of Furni- ture fora dining room, and have a water jar from which perfect!y cold water can be had at ail times, without additional ice, i For salo Wholesale and Retai! by CORTLAN 2 COOLERS of the best and latetumproved patterns, Monufncturers nod owners ofPawat, | from #22500 818, Housckec ping Goody of Elltinae, Pa reer pore.: | oueanns biome v 1 i 6 ty. came i Navount, bot taped Hikes ee nee Baleony in front full of seeds, Roan call cs a8. = =P Extansive dealer in Honsefur: ine Goods, Ro. CRABS RECEIVED EVERY DAY; ALSO. | "S18 Pa. avenue, betwoen lth and ith streets, tokind aad pr Oustecn 1 times on hand at} ap 29-3t ee J.R. RB. SCHWARZPF. RIAL OF DANIFL.E. SIOKLES, complete, ASHICKERING PIANO—Pive toncand fine. For sale at a. 1 RLLINGTON'S ish—rosowood co’ 1—good new—for 22m, Odeo: nt ‘evr. of . apa JOHN F, 8. | apse Penn, avenue, THIS METHOD «¢ nd the pullic ges commenced business on the cori streets, where he will k: at quality of Word “al, Ww U wa and YS" CLOTHING | Also, 2 good assortment ‘ * FURNISHING GOODS, Which he will sell at the verr | rioek, « Spas A. STRAUS, ‘sho Pacer,