Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1859, Page 3

2 he __LOCAL NEWS. I> Txoven “Tux Stax” is PRINTED ON THE FASTEST STAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF Battt- MORE, ITs EDITION [* SO LARGE AS TO BRQUIRE IT To BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN KARLY HOUR; ADVER- TI*EMENTS, THERRFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY TWwELvE o'CLOCK, M.; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT Day. —_—-=— + Notics.— District of CoLumsia ADvERrisn- MENTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE Battiuong Sty RE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE Srax orice. Pouice Martess.—Before Justice Wilhams — Tt was Linted to Mr. Hays that he was suspected of keeping a dog, without having first complied with a certain corporation ordinance. Mr. Hays took the hiat, and came forward and disgorged Ss Mr. J. Schlossbach was also suspected of a like dereliction, and was served with a warrant on this suspicion. Schlossbach, however. on a rin, at the may istrate’s oilice, produced bis ci atin and put the Cor tion to 58 cents costs. Otho Clark. adarkey with dandy proclivities. in the exercise of what conceived to be his im- measurable saperiority over his brother darkies who were not so well dressed as he was, got him- self inte a disorderly muss, and struck his own sister Dinah. He was fined $5.4 Hannah Hunter submitted her case (cursing and swearing) to the magistrate, who assessed ber guilt at $1.53 Hamilton Martin came up charged by his wife with {ll treatment and disorderly conduct. He paid $5 94, and departed with a somewhat mod- erated idea of the extent of his marital rights. War Wood was charged with disorderly be- havior in the Northern ‘Kinerties, for which he contributed $5.4 to the Corporation finances. Elias Riggs was arrested on a charge of being a ranaway slave. but an investigation proved him to be a non-resident free negro, so he was fined $10 SA. and gave the security required by the law reyguinting wou-resident neyroes. Before Jus rk —Jolin Dol was trotted up to the Squi ona me 4 Seen of his being drank, inase as he wasdiscovered holding fast to the gutter in front of Willards’ Hotel. He was, in default of seeurity and costs, * tuted” over to {Queen's Gardens to rasticate for a space of 60 days. Win. Cannon was boisterous and profane in the streets of Washington. He was fined $2.16 where in respect of Corporation judg es of appeal trom the magistrate’s judgment, and where tue appeal is affirmed by the court. It is alleged that these cases are never collected, but lie im the court, are neglected or ignored, and the Corporation annually done out of considerable rev- enue thereby. An officer informs us that he has upwards of Se ja ailirmed judgments thus lying, none of which are collected. There appears to be a mis- vaderstanding whose duty it is to see such judg- ments collected Some say it is the duty of Corporation, Attorney some that the Chief of Po- lice is the prover authority, others, the Mayor. We are informed that formerly the oiticer in suet case obtained a copy of such atlirmed judg- ment from the Clerk, and generally collected {tin the usual way, thus saving additional cost all round ; and in case the defendant refused. returned ft to the Marshal for collection under the usual } rocss of execution Before Justice Rowland —Frances Williams, colored, wus arrested for cursing and otherwise abusing a white woman, for all of which she was fined $5.29. Mary Aun Sullivan was more than suspected of dealing in certain exhilerating bev- erages without first having obtained the rejuisite authority to do so. Mary Aun took the wisest course under the circumstances, and came for- ward and gave secu Campbell made nse of wage as the Cor- poration forbids under certain penalties, and such &s is uot found in any of the religious works of the day. Wil contributed $2.4 towards the annual revenue of the Corporation. Nat Boston, colored, kicked up *- Boston” in the streets, and threw stones against constituted authority. He was fined 31.94. p W. Buuker and Robert Parkbill came inte the Squire's oilice engaged in a hot dis- pute about what they owed cach other; in the course of settling Which little ditference of opinion they managed to let ont certain oaths under the very nose the magistrate, who thereupon con. sidered it his bounden duty to conserve the public morals, aud then aud there fined each of the dis- patants 31.94. Cecelia Curtis. colored, abused a white woman, and paid $3.91. John Keohler kept tus lager bier house open on the Sabbath, and had to satisfy oat- raged justice by paying #4520. James Shields, und, got elevated and abused his wife, where- upon be was fined $2.94. Thomas Smith sold in- driuks in smaller quantities than use, for which 4 JH. Moore owned up to hav ywuage towards a respectable Ge paid u tine of $1.94. Elizabeth a Wos terribly profane and disorderly, fur all of whieh sh ida flav of $5.29. Sarah Longster for being disorderly, and while at oitice called ber accuser opprobi- ous epithets. for which she was fined $1.94. Jas Pomptrey get drunk and cursed and went on the Street to inthiet corporal punishment on somebody or anybody, Watter who. By accident he lost ieewan, who kindly escort- 4 Where be was omax, a colored f the “Howiay winitted certain unlawful duties, for , Lattte; and the eifence being made indisputably manifest by the sworn otlicer, be was fined $1.55 James and Xumuei Boyce were arrested, charged and battery on 2 whole trish faim- Phese Veteran warriors were aged severally Sam was dismissed. and J appeared was tue captain in this fo fined $2.65. Isabella Penny,well known to wate rf got drunk once more. and got off by S25>. Elizabeth Hamilton and Susan itvhugh were druak and disorderly; in default of fine and security, they were invited to rusticate at (Qucen’s gardens for 6» days. Maria Green abused ber landlord. and, in disputing about the rent, mele use of words not generally Keown to well behaved females. She was dismissed, after poying $2.91. Ransel Henson had a bottle of whisk his pocket, which he pulled out on the sircet and endeavored to compel 4 man whom he met t take of A polite refusal engendered a muss; for ail of which Rangel bad to pay $1.55. Accipent To THE Lone Briver.—Yesterday evening. about 4 o'clock, two vessels, one light and the other loaded. in being towed by the steam tng Wide-Awake from Georgetown through the L Bridge, ran inte the south draw, carrying away the draw-house, lamps, ete.. and damaying the sovth crib saaleraity The light vessel. Which was first, in nearing the bridge was drifted te the right by the current, and the captain fore- seeing the accident, cast off his line, w made the usatter Worse, as the vessel drove directly into the draw-house, carrying it away. The loaded vessel follow strack the light one, stove her waist ia, and did other damage. loosing ber own j the sume time. Fortunately the ves- laway without doing auy serious ge to the machinery of the draw, aud conse- travel over the bridge was not suspended. wage to the bridge. it Is estimated, can be repaired in tive or six day Brustness.—The avenue. and the streets iuter- secting it between the Capitol and the Executive presented a more lively appearsuce this past The ginia arrived ie the city ast night. with their wayous and teams. to make porchases whieh were [i fore de- ferred ov acconut of the wet weather and the bad condition of the Our werchants appeared to be busy in all the prinetpal business localities; in-door and out-door wiles Were in progress up toa Lite hour. A week or so of settled weather would be very encouray- ing to many of our bu en. who bave been great losers by the long pells. e A Srream.—This morning the pipe leading to the tire-plug at the rear of the Perseve ne en- ginc-bouse gave way, and in afew minutes the eatter through the market was tilled by the water wh continued to waste until measures were tak to preveut it. ft is said by persons who profess to be ac oted with such waters, that the vid pipes al plugs sre not suited to the tow. of water which ust necessarily pos through them under the waew arrangement. If this is so. ably well-known to these who have su- 0 of suck matters, and the use of the old pipes wall be only temporary. ‘Tur Hoare Gsxoevex.—Mr. Thos. 8, Sutter, of New Jersey, las been appointed public gar- deaer. vice James Maber, deceased. We are in- formed that be tsa capatte gardener, and an esti- mathle man. ‘The dates assigned hii are the charge of the grounds of the United States Capitol, the circle in the First Ward, and the poblic spaces at the iuterser tions of the avenues aud streets. As herewlure. the President's Square, Lafayette Syuare, and the sqaaresouth of the Kxecutive Man- siva, Will rearsin wuder the eficient supervision of Mr. Jolin Watt, the President's yardeaer. A CORRESPONDENT Suggests thata part of the vagrants who are sent in such numbers to the city + farm” (which ghe considers inadequate for a full elicitation of the one proms a them) be set to work breaki macad- amizing our strects and suborban roads. He thinks flat macadamtzation of the streets aud roads im this way would be preferable to covering them be mud aud dust generating clay as now prac- hiced. t AUCTION SALES. IM 2 ROPERT ance of dealers and purchasers though not more AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, “42 FANCY AND iy “a 4D » Exesporpenten, Few than average, was larger than during the The bay market was well supplied, the ranging from 75 cents to $1 per cwt., sales were not very brisk. ‘to be unusual; less an@ no decline i wondered at, when k. | Correspondence of The Star. Groncrrown, April 30, 1859. e Each snecessive report from up the Canal repre- sents the damage done at dam No. 4 by the freshet leas and less. A gentleman came from the point who says that only about forty feet of the the new masonry of is sen ae farther dai vd rocan than the formation of a sand bar in the Canal, and that two of the cribs in the old work Lave been nal this week, owing to the ation, has been rather small. have arrived, forty of them from Cumberland. bringing about 4,800 tons of coal, two with flour and grain, and the remainder from different points wi receipts of tolls at the Geo for the week amounts to cending trade, $212 62; and descendi The receipts of tolls at April, (including to-day,) amounts to $17,257.52, as follows: Ascending trade, $1,353.25; descend- re them last night, 1e'the ai meee dull, the supply ‘h can hardly be . 782, frovting 50 assachusetts Avenue, run- ‘hesand improved If desired, a Lot 2 y wharves. The hers offered an excellent variety of ‘lety of meats at there was as slack as doing a fair alate of the ‘The prices were about as follow: Beet, fresh, YB. 10@18) Roll 0. 10@12) Cheese int 108 feet 534 1 ré-room on the corner. frgnt on Sd street will he sold separate. ‘erms: 18 months, with intere: Borth Ts ii’ stook of Fancy molored Drews &h lard Mike, Bayaiere Bereg Y Lawes, Alpaccas, wing their stalls, but the pring Delaines, cash; the residue in 6, 12 ant st, secured by e deed of trust J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By WALL.& BARNARD, Auctioneers. ERY ee Uu ARLE BU at o'clock, in. front of the in Square 53, fronting 5% feet avenu:, and 75 feet on Sd street west. ‘This sale offers a rare chance to obtain # beauti- otin the part ofthe city more improved vate Dwellings tha. uy vided into two, fronting on Indi- carried away. ‘Trade upon the Ca: interruption to navi Forty-seven boats in all 3 m4 isses’ and Gen! ING LOT, AT Y AFTERNOON, premises, we rishand French 8, and Drillings, Gollare. eo 1s for Servants’ f the latest styles, and lime, stone. &c. collector's office Domestic aud Tr. ‘be gocls are all new, o I be sold without reserve ____ WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By A. GREEN. OUSEHOLD axp Ki at Acctioy.—On Mi ‘0. 46 Louisiana ave., south side, bet 7th streets, at 10 o'clock a. m., an ex Assortment of Furniture, viz: Parlor Set, Marble-top and other Ta- les, Gilt frame French-p' Mahogany Sofa. Wardrobe, Uressing and other Bureaus, Rocking Cha: ~ Rrocateile, Lace, a1 . tains, ee 4 Cottage, and other Bedsteads, Wash- stand Feather Beds, Bedding, hair and Patutad Wardrabee Tt issels, Ingrain, Stair and other C: Vueloth, Cn at Radiator and t of of Kitchen R. ums Under $25, cash ; or for approved endo: trade, $15,904 27 ar City Councils had befor and dispate bed, a considerable amount of business, 4 report of which will appear hereafter. ‘The com- mittee on water repo sone thirty edd seetious, for the general d. tion of the aqueduct water throughout the town ; which was read, and 10® copies of it ordered to be printed for public information, before being acted y the week ending to-day, there has been 2.685 tons of coal, as homas Page, Robinson, 181 tons. en; E,W. Farrington, Robiuson, 276 uch, Davy, 169 tons, Erricson. 232 tons, iazelton, 222 tons, to Wind, Burnett, 297 tons, to Only Daughter, Falking, 462 tons, to Wareham; Caroline Anderson, B to New Stat! Char Pee Turnips, 75| Rhubarb, bi 37|Cabbage sprouts. nuach, peck., 24 1Band 2emonthe, with ineeront frmadey Dent with interest [rom eed given and a deod of trust taken. WALA, & BARNARD, Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE- LD Beeects at PUBLIC SaLE.—On THURS + May 5, at 10 o’eloc' USS N., No. 2 r sté., we shall sell, all his Fur- an ordinance com and other Glasses, idence of Dr. Max between 171 L rniture, covered with large French Sofa, 2 2¥Fancy Chairs, 2 tons. to New York; He: 1 Kocker, Cabinets. filled with various to New York; B oF. W. ‘ew York; Henry Cole, i d shuck Mattre: ses, 2handsome Walnut Rookens and Chairs, Gilt frame Mirror Chinese Carved iro! in Crimson Brocatelle, Large and Small INvesticaTion oF THE PeNiTeNTraRy Dieri- cuttyY —A special mecting of the Board of In- spectors of the United States Penitentiary was held at the Inspectors’ room in the penitentiary building soon after the recent ditticulty there, to make investigation into the circumstances which led to the accidental shooting of the pr A letter from the Warden, published in the Star on Thursday, detailing the facts, was read. and the depositions of C. P. Sengstack, Warden, C. P. Sengstack, jr., Depnty Warden, and Thomas Mitchell, guard, were put in evi- Having been made facts in the care. Captain G: board that the discharge of the pistol was defence, and with 2 laudable purpose. and that no gal steps were necessary. in the case, aud the decision of were ordered to be entered upou the of the board. and a copy transmitted to the Secretary of the Interior. and otner Crocacty Ware, other Stovaa, ‘Terms: All si bearing interest, a Chinese Vases, Cuspadores, and hinese Quartetta Tables, Waiters veatand Willow Chairs, Chinese Stools, ply and Ingrain Carpets, Oi! Mahogany Bedste: Mahogany and P: Boamelled Cottage Set, Criband Bedding, Haic and Husk Mattresses, Be Comiforts, Spreg ‘amphor Trunks Mxhogany Sid-be Willow Arm Chai Obina, Gass and Crockery Wat — Catlery, Silver-piated (: ¢ ‘The docks are still piled ap with coal to an enor- S. The House is for rent; a con: wilding. Inquire on the preminer, A. G. By C. W. BOTELER, Aue! E OF SUPERIOR & & at Avction.—MONDAY MORNI iencing at I o'clock, [ shall sell, at ee of Sir William Gore Ouseley, corner stroets, upposite the N. f hie Household Furnituri mous height, sels to take it away. worthy of note from the markets. No change of moment has oceurred i still increasing. for want of ves- ade, Bureans, Washstands, tioneer, ardrobes, Toilet Sets, OUSEHOLD FUR- n prices since our nizant of all the dard advised the ra and Pillows, athex Baskets, pad. Dining Tables, Sula, Navy ‘Depa:t- e consisting in rior Rosewood Parlur Suit, in green and gold brocatelle, nut Ktezere and Seeretar: itand Mahogany Pariu: GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. L WOH Sanne ace sein PLASTER and LATHS Gr mld low Geoakee Poke ptain Goddard > astors, Cake Bas- Chinese Tea’ and Coif s Sorvies. 1 Cooking and oth Together with a genéral ? Tables, with marble tops, One superior Rosewood Parior Suit, upholstered in pit brocateile, ine Matel Mirrors, stry, Brussels, Parior, and Camber Carpet- ng, WpAany Etegores, roidered Windc Water street, Rofiigerator, assortment of Kitchen ites, and under cash ; over that saumacredit for satisfactorily endorsed notes, te J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, HERRING AND ALE 5” barrels A No.l new HERRIN pressly for this market | all warranted to be str daily expecting from Boston. Also, 30 barrels No.l bright ALEWIVE: ect! fur our sales, a: AT A MEETING of citizens of the Third Ward, at Luilding, Seventh street, last evening. Mr. Thomas Donoho, the present incumbent, was nousiuated for Alderman, and Messrs. P.M. Mar- tin, T. Shekels, and Hudson ‘Taylor. for Common municipal election, - Queen, P.M. Martin, Dr. Cook, ine, and Hudson Taylor, were chosen delegates to the prop. s-d Democratic City Con- ly prime, which , Cottage Parlor Chairs, Vindow Curtains and Co: Walnut Rout Tables, antal ant Table Ornaments, Oak Hall Set, 4 ‘Three solid Mahogany Di nze Clock, Lounge, Ma! aluut Extension Dining T: warranted to give sat HARTLEY & BRO.. 99 and 1O1 Wator street. — he regular packet ra Nickerson, . AUCTION DRY GOODs. E Just received from the Phi tions a large assortment of DRESS S R BAREGE RG has acrived, and freig|.tifer the abo: day.) Apply to 7 d Crockery War stors. Bronzed French China Dinner, utlery aad Tal CHA SHAWLS. 11 EM BROIDERL sold at very low prices. port to-morrow (Thu BROTHER 99 and 101 Wato LirtLe Sierrers.—About 2 o'clock this morn- d four little fellows, rang- ing from eight to twelve yeare of age, snngly bud- died toyether ina dry goods box, and snoring away at the rate of 240 and apparently as happy The watchmen uncere- rled them out, and carried them to the central station. from whence they were sent home with some good advice by the attendant of- Al KID GLOVES, nich Ww ing the watelinen fou e Furniture ger erally, y, Dressing Bureaus, ' avenue, between sth aud 7th sts, Cane Aly = pees Paraisess. BONNETS, FLATS, &c. K, Just received al arge isses’ BONNET: H 321 and 323 Pa. av bet. E : AiL BOOT AND form his friends and the public lax removed to the spacious vet, (formerly oc- he will be pleased W LEWIS PA HOLESALE AND i as clams at Lich water. Magu leaves tnbiow, Lect generally that ive h room in Foxall's K Lounzes, Cane seat C Window Shades, Mab Walnut and Maho, Refrigerntor, Kite! whine Requisites. de. under, cash ; over and 9) days, for approved endo: C. W. BOTELER, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. i & CO., Auctioneers. —By virtue of a deed of J. A.3., numbered 135 and 137, one of the land records of Washington county. int we will scll.on MONDAY airs, Toulet Sets, want of good SILO ob wand 7th ata, en Furuiture, jos to suit the tin INE CANTON . PRESERVED GINGE received @ few case: GINGER, of excellent eriur to Chinese Ginger hin: hiey are part of the first Ginger that lins as yet bee since it has been opened tr Rear Estate.—A Green, auctioneer, yesterday # square 429, to Thomas Berry, nare 222, on H sold part of jot 4, for 61 cents per foot. strect, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, te Maj. Lot 19, in square 70, on Twenty-first street and New Hanmpsbire avenue, to John Maguire, for four cents per foot. in square 70, on Twe: Draly, for two cents. LEWIS PAYNE BOOT ANDSE reel, Georgetown, 1 ye trade is respectist J. FL Lee, for $100. for sununer wear facture. PATENT LEATHER wall worthy o A large lot of COARSE SHOES ard BOOTS (suitabie for servants) also on haud and constantly mmercs. G & BURCHELL, corner 1th stand Vermont avenue. HOOP SKIRTS. nty-second street, to Joseph K is also assorted A VERY I ssex’ HOOP SKIRTS, ed Tux Iron Gray Horse —Quitea large crowd ti 321 and 323 Pa. aw bet. of persons collected on the street in front of Green's auction rooms this morning to witness the sale the iron grey horse owned and rode by the | ‘The purchaser was Colonel pba q 419. in the City of Washingt itry merchants and others in want are invited to call or address meat No. 77 Bridge xt. Georgetown, D.C. t TPPHE FAST AND COMMOD Wetts, leaves George’ sd Thursday, and Saturday loc Harper's Ferry. Ferry every Mond Through in i2hours, re le will tuke place al A large and handson RIBBONS from the 821 and 523 Pa.a and the terms will be—One-third e: nce seenrod by deed of trust, and 12 months, with interest. Should the purchaser tail to comply with the terms thin $daye after purchase the trustee re- "clock in the after- od Philip Barton Key. MeCarty, who secured the ani Ix tue Fish Marker in Alexandria, yesterd there was a slight increase in the arrivals of her- declined—selling at $11a¢i: vesoll tho real estate at the cost loaves Harper hand 7th sta. and Friday, at 6 u’clo ring, and pric i nfoem his patrons and the pubic in general that he is now prepared to furnish his suporior 1 flavors, at the reduced 1 . per hundred. Roc i fish still arrive i ndersigned have on th ne White Mercer PO id at reduced pricos. 7 Green street, ¢ 0. Auctioncers Warten Retvays —Pat Hogan, drunk and dis- TAD orderly; fine and costs, $6.15 colored. disorder! druuk and disorder! land, do ; do., $5 15 modated price of two dollars per Late P. Baxro Andrew Jackson, Abraham Mitts, . ‘Timothy No- Five lodgers were sccom- ‘Thankful for past favors. I hope by strict, atten ness to morta continuance of patro- ae WATER QUIT GLACE, nt of Importad and Damestic tanty on hand. mptly attended tu. and deliverod to Any part of the exty with pply to A jeorgetown, mar 2 N‘T— The three-story BRICK -BUILD- No. 81 Bridge street. former! id of late by ©. C. Ate. rty isin good order, having a large back ee house and stabliny, altogether pos- sessing every conveniences for a irst-class_eoufee- Hovery establistiment. om Apply 2 ARNY & SHINN, No. 57 Green f the late Phil. Ba yalusble collection of s f Military Equip- Ritac.ae A iaree assortinien Wholesale and_retail dealer in De RESERVES Boots, Slovs, Hats, aud ttully solicit te att + Wishing to pur Of his business. t z ver that sum a credit of 3) and 60 dav, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. ton of the Ladios, aud eo, to the different de> His stock is now cou the largest, richest, and ~4V., s0uth wi fo. en to furnishing P Ma otyle thateannet ecial attention ¢ ddinz?, Dinners, &¢ elled, and on the most rexsonable terms. peting, Ruzs, Matting, (ivonarrown. at Ave AFTERNOON, 7th May, at the premises. we wii selina t of Water street, cast of and near the cor ngress and Water atreets, f 3; inches, sad runnins wack {with atwo-story Brick Dwelling. he testimonials tu the advertiseiien another column. och, in frost uf Ground on the L. NEW GOubs Koods, with our a 7 Ing, rouder iT unnes clés, or say anything than that we NG PLOW btainead a patent wr Weeding corn. to dispose of The subscriber ti urchasers to. th 5 fret to an alley, im other crops, ix read heenses upon fr pt is ne experi approved by some third cash; the resiine im 6 and . eXaggucate wi t has ben fully tested a We represent our f The certifientes than any deserip- 1 D> herr * a ta the city, wh if ENS: ARD & RUCKEY. Aucte, a S, HEAVY Do- WIRE & CO. Aue sally found in a well-se- sat of Dey Gods. chasers will find tt to their advantage to ex which will be offered at the low- thal! other go « to purchase may in Page. Patent Attor A. ROBERTSON LW THES PATENT se that purchasers will lishment tae arwest styles of 4 ANIMAL TRAP. This ingenious machino |) f Nes 373 aunt S75 Sov onth at, above I no rival in the WASHINGTON RRANCH. For the accommodation of passengers upon the line of the road.a special local train will be run Prxxies.—Those in want of Penniva, or sual conn, for change, cac always obtain eation at the aguuter of tie Star Mux’s Dagss Suits, ing of Wild Animals. Itis so small that one can carry it in till it is capable S ue-fonrth of the pareiinse money n the day of xalo 10 of sale, with interest, for il be requireo. tevmplied with in three iber reserves - J . Of three different Men's Business Suits, will effetualty o; » Rats, Minks, F Yours’ Dress Suits, of sale. the sul @ lot or lot + bough! and Annapolis J yeduoxday, Zith ins except Sunday ‘e tha right to sel urchaser, at his or Ic alter such notice thereof as he may Youths? Business Suits, Curonen’s Dargss Suits, . Carldren's School Suits, Noaw Warxer & Co., Marble Hall Clotting Store, Brown's Hotel Building, woul Announce that their an Sumase Clothung ts Passenvors tor Annapoli Rourd trip ticket issued by this train, thereby atfordii ay Wish to take @ pliasant eveuing T. H. PARSON ‘Conveyancing at the cost of the r JOHN MARB ap6-eokds J.C. MeGUIRE ean also be usod as KY, Trustee. | display of Spring and & CO., Aucts. ready for inspection. tment of Geutlemen's and « of tho vewest and richest designs ne. and workmanship. with economy, in »pportunity is now t attractive stock Clotiiag im this city, at very re- ity to all wh ride” lars sale wholesale and re- Pos ERNOON, May lth, same * JOHN MARBURY, Tra * McoGUIRE A JOS. L. SAVAGE, Sole Agent in tho District of (GROVER & BAK Ail orders attended to with dispateh. a omplete stock of and SUMMER GOODs. MANTILLAS. —Coughs, Colds, Consumption Cu M. N. Garduer’s | Py Thay are sumple it hhable to get out o! O BUILDERS A plaints. For sale every where, COORG RANG c Also, @ full suppiv of N ‘. and everything pertaining tot nd AIR FURNA JAS SKIRVING'S N Can afford to be without Mustang Liniment in their house. The many accidents rendor it hecowsary any moinen' pable of performing such a certain cure. “In liiting the kettle from the fire it cau scaided my hands and hand almost to a erisp. able. It was au awful sight. peared to extract the prin almost in and leit no sear of ne "Bonnets, Straw Goods, wenre liable to may aad all kinds of Real A completa assortment, at od Operator in attendance to show the and give full instiuctions in their use. o KE. corner Lith at. ORSON Very severe! The torture was» i Tho Mustang | REFRIGER A! owiustore ive stform XtALL R KS, the hest Ref. igerator, aris fitisl aad con SPRING S ' 4 stock of PAPER TIANGINGS ete, comprising a very latest patte: Uherled rapid REAT CONVENIE 3 CE TO THE L All kinds of Patterns Lavties’ and Children’s inthe market. € Itis teuly a we 2 to my stack of 25 ov are the best goo ig market at that WB aR ERS. hought at mod > by 5) per cant ever fine FRENCH GOLD PAPERS, equally Hotiues Papered in the best wunaner at short %6t’ No, 24% Pa. av., bet. 12th & asth sts. Jt Hair Nets, Filet € mbroidertes of all k ‘Thompson's best quality Hoos? Persons wishing to tv nently saved a valuable hi 2 AOR Sprains, Ringboue, Spavie Beware of tmatations, Sold in ail " intern, parts of the hab- AR Prop’rs, N: rk, Alan Ligen’s Cototraied Inset Penton PS ow no AND YOUTHS’ = - HATS AND CAPS, We have just received and otter and handsome ass HATS and CAPS ing season, e-abrac 32 Market Space. _ OLORED DRESS SILKS, good styl Black Silks of the best makes aud at the lowest Roregs Robes, Organdie Musl rege Rubee, ie Muslins, Piain and Fisared Ber es, Wich many other styles of Dress Goods. sold very cheap for cash, Present and oom prcTuRE corp h we will offer at moderately AND TASSELS. f PIC On Thursday, 2th Georgetown, hy’ Rev. Dr. Norwood, BOWIL to CORNELIA, danghter Dennis Magruder, of M Th At Rose Hill, on the 2th instant, ighop Mctill. of Richmond, Va. of Washington, to LOU wehterof Peter Daniel Graysou Hedgn All of which will _ Corner ath at , oppo. G4AttTs’ ely varnish ust recuived, sume andsem ‘a No. 456 7th at., X doors above No. 486 70h o-94i Follows Hail LIVING, ntre Market. Ladies’ Heeled Gaiters, all colors, at Morveev Boots, at. TO THE LONG LIVE THE KILLERS. The intolerable nuisance of Bed Bugs can be got nid of effectually ouly by the use of the D ,DLING WOOD, I length mud size. thweet corner 2th 547; foot of I7Lh street, below On the 3th instant, CHARLES HENRY. son of | 0 Cee Charios and Catharine Kreamer. in the 9th year of °S NEW VOLUME . aad other ps, 3 of the family are invited to Si his | ? Island, ‘To morrow (Sunday) Afternoon, atso'eloek * “Moiherwell’s Poems, with a memoir of his life, 1 Would invite the spee ‘vol; 75 cents, ers and the public to thy ve assortment of HATS and’t found in the city, comprising all the new aud most desirable kind, Misees and Children Selections have heen made of all the aud fashionable kinds, and of all An exterminator which curls them up and lays them out as readily as eniphur thes hill boca, all who have ove HENRIETTA BEALL. | - Mer ase is uot cor F recolleetions of confidence bh nu old resident of | dias bewn known in . ecersed isthe willow 5 vate soldierinthe first M land regiment of r-gular troops raised in the r the With instant. after a sion; she bore with christian fort: R BLAS, in Lhe Gist year of he row afternoon, | NP! "822 Pa. ay..b ACK sts. DANIEL P. Sa wt COAL !—COAL" On hand—Farnace, Rad: and C. COAL, which we are anxious to sell'at the J. & W.M. GALT. and of 17th xt. below WXTRA CHEAP 4 - a 4 SHETINGS, = ger na 3 prec os assorted Sheeti ing and Pillow Lanen: to = pieces sepertor eer aned and emp ep een this city at leas of Laws n Beall, also the greatest variety of HATS for emen, young yents, and boys—many of them Rea y kee tenon: fo pet Bags 2 Nats iful article, perfect in style, light bet Bs nd leading Hat in ‘Now York and ether sible rates. lutionary War. possible ri SEU NEW PanAasor THIRD ABE A Oe coer ‘of Ladies’ clock. from ber residence on K 14th and téth stesets. She will be taken to the Ziou Church in Georgetown, where hor fun mop will be preached at 5o'clock, _ H heaven sayine, Blessed aro ie tn the Lord; even so est from their labor,” lar Proof TRO} Taolicit an examination of ny good by the MEN'S CALF BROGANS MES ¥. DAVIS. At One Donrar, HENNING’S, Seventh stree ATTENTION.—If you want ‘ 1, go te AMA HAT for 81, go HENNING’S, ith street, Island. ——— Angel: r ie Diapers, lots of other desi Ee * $23 2th st., a (OR SALE~A able for bankers Ingui & Desa. Seppire ot SNYDER MIRE BOARD PRINTS AND PAPER C1 TRE iS att td and We cente at FRAKET y and D, ap caine, A 1 30.—The overland mail from = he lnst., hes anrived. The gen- Mani New York, lat. 14 deg, doug 36 a go —oos around her at the it all bands were xaved nnn Speers fee v rich islands have been discov: nerthtest of tie Seaawice taeene oot peewee taken possession of by the commander of the sur veying steamer Fennimore Cooper, in the name of the United States A Mystery Solved. Easton, Pa., Me ea gee ag ‘was receiv. ed here to-day recent strange disappearance created so much ex- Pree in a found on the 16th astant. in ti jo river, just below Pittsburg 7 pare dollars fend got on Lis re = of the coroner was * ace! lly ers. Howard street and Obi Wheat closed quiet. and ioe mathiat were very light; white $1. 70a81 75; red a1 aS 55, — closed buoyant; yellow s3aste 5 White 763 Provisions closed active, but firm. Whisky closed nominal and unchanged toe Yon te TE ass ew Yor«, 3v.—Flour bas ad 6 Wwe. m3 — 70; Obio $6 65a86 75; Southern W heat buoyant. closing at an advance of 1a%e Southern red $1.63; white $1.90; western red $1.46 Corn closed higher; mixed 84255; yellow ®5a8?e Pork is quiet; mess $16.25; prime $12 75. Lard dull at Hy ally. Whiskey is steady at 25¢. Financial. New York, April 39 —Stocks are firmer; Chi cago and Rock Island 5~; I!nois Ceatral bonds cS; La Crosse and Mil. &; Michigan Southern Wy; New York Central 72',; Read! ing Si; Mil and Miss. 5%; Missonri * 520 FOR SALE, SV KINGFIELD FARM in Fairfax coonty, Va., fe rly owned by Capt. J. S. Page, contest Trules trom Washington and 5 miles nd fronts on muldie turnpike, I ve- dwelling, with cellar, barns, les, b, dairy, and all other nec: st-rate order; an orchard it an Variety; abo rain and crass. Will be wold tagethor ‘ock, and farming vtensils, or divided % perme te . paickENN: E 2 LANSDALE, rance sud 2 ap 2-e0lm 20 Tth street Tear D. Freesoarp PRINTS, JUST OPENE A yariety of FRENCH IKEBOARD Par = rousing m toy hp Ke 820 each, including so aoe my og ne nt vandseapes Se ae Mae 7th wt No. 456 KRITER, api6 eatw* fellows" Hall MRICH’S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BE: i SET 910 Eleventh street, a few doors above Farnham’s The und 1 reepectfall h he undersigned respect ly Announces that he pes nconstnd the Agency of LAGER BEER fre J.& P. Baltz, from Pinladeipiua, and is prey urnish Any quam the trade or private fs hes. This Lazer has S& reputation last summer of being the best, and the undersigned is satished that it will be this summer as good as any in the ae will be attended to with ch. delivery. P_ EMRICH. Counaian COLA.BEGE. . y PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. The first term being about to close, the pu! are informed that there will be afew vacancies made for new pupils, and buta few. For terms apply to the Principal, G. F. EUBANK, or te the om Pa signed. WM. RUGGLES fee WaS _ Chairman at the Paoul ve Tee UMBRELLAS. , ADIES’ SILK, GINGHAM and COTTON SUN UMBRELL together with a full assort- ment of RAIN UMBRELLAS of all sorts and sizes, and which will be sold at ‘Se low figure, at HENNID > Seventh street, Isiand. TO BL ‘AND I M ERS AND FAR The undersigned have now on hand the largest and Lest select-d -tock of LUMBER ever offered this city, embracing every description of mater to be found in a first class Lamber-yard, They enumerate in pact a8 follows, viz: White aud Yellow Pine Timbers, ali dimensions d lengths, Albany Pauel, merchantabls aud select Lumber, al! thicknesses, Susquehannal” do. do. «do. do, Brizhtand Rated Cullings, 4,6 aud &-4, ats, Seantiing, and Rails for fenctng, Rails, Norway. Hemlock, Spruce, and Eastern Shore Joists aod Scantling, all lengths, Florvis, astern Shore,and White Pino dion 00T! own anil work, 400.00 feet 4 and 54 ue Flooring, worked and ' and de the rouch, to be to order, and piled away to be used as way wand it ONE MILLION aa Maine, aud four to five fect two hundred thonsand prime HF ART RUN SHING Our mill planing hs daily producing Work 1 > planing, asx well as rabeting and jointing, to which ne other mill work can compare. We linve alsg recently arranged a large eirceiny Saw. and. 8 full etock of large tun wabled to produce dimenstiou pisces with less delay than any other establishment. Partics wishing supplies are requested to call, and. we feel assured, our fre in purchasing i t prices and upon the se whom we Acree To aUGH » & SRO., nal street, bet. it, and lath sts. JATER COOLERS, WATER COOLERS: BR © LERS. COOKING STOVES, COOKING STOVES, 7 COOKING STOV. S. Which I will sell cheap for \. - troduce Water and Gas Py ouable terms; aud furnish required, rder and materia! ping on hau Plumber and Gas Fitter, apa next dvor to the Star Office. LUE LICK AND SARATOGO WATERS, Brow: amaica Ginger, Thorn’s Extracts, ren pecific, With a fresh supply of Pare Medicines, &o. Just received at MOORE’S Droge ‘Store, ap 2w West End. NOTICE. . heretofore existing between » B. Tucker, under the firm, was dissolved ontthe tat of April. 1858, by mutual consent. All ms having claims a<ainst the above firm will present them to either of the parties for settle » and those in- debted are requested to make immediate payment CONTINUED corner of k and 7th streets, where he will be pleased to show to the patrons of the late firm, and the public generally, the stock of goods now on hand, which, with the a. dy which willbe made toitin the course of the next few days, will comprise a full of HOUSEKEEPING and BUL.DERS WARK, MECHANICS" TOOL TOLS, FISHING TA Li, &e 1.Q.C. LAMAR. c. H. Morr. J. L. AUTRY, Sia Morr £80 — UTTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Hotty Srrine, Miss., Will practice in the High Court of B and Ap- sat Jac rpm ape 4 oom ab Fombatoe, rts of the Seventh Judien is. tinpi.and will sttond to the Collection of Clan thronghcut the North Missiasippi, ae 18 ENTLEMEN’S SHIRT COLLARS. HALF yg and Brushes, I foc sash di combs, €! or cas! t MP LAMMOND'S,ahetrest._ ADIES’ PARIS 4 FANCY GoopDR. M.W.GALT of x O., Jewellers, snvite atten tion to an invoice very rare and clegant Fares Articles of the finest quality, couristung of — Ladies’ Dressing Gases: Traveling Bags, Card Cases, ene Pome Eortemonnsee, ‘nas, Shell Combs, &c. Also, Rodgers’ very superior Scissors, in sote, SALT & BRO. J M. W. GALT & BRO» 354 Pa. av., tour i ap 3 se Or att Kisps, Opening this day at LADONLAN ap 2 st tt Pe. aveinen end sth eke, " TION Geer ATTRAC TO Sear ™ oi AtJ. W. COLLEY & ont No. he sadly 3 oy OO e = ving & large dewiral DREse SECs irom suction, at greatly roduocd fio “s i nd Barege de [.ainayat Ie. Sere Mee) aut other Stedish | aiwns,at 12e. te a Spine syle Rouact Ribboas, asols, and > Bonnets, ey lots of other Gools, Ay iW. GOLLY & co Jy ADIES’ L TRAVELLING BAGS Aint sek al * Of Every Deroription, ust ow 1GHLIN’S, ee en cltA GET A