Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1859, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ——_e__. Tne Mayor’s Veto.—In the local columns of the Star to-day, the reader will find an in- telligible abstract of a vetounessage = a ee ieee —= | Mayor of Washington sent e. eo neibeke Srons WarminoroN CtfY Post Orrics dormen last evening. opie. "ia fi ed, is the THE PROVISIONS OF THE Law DrkectiNne | the bills he vetoes, it wi pet rae BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER Havine | fact that the Councils so framed them as to ‘FHE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY | place checks and guards over the disbursement: —_ are tee TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION I8 | Of the money appropriated under them—the po ine aids diesmaes 22 aoed ony possible practicable checks and guards in these times of so fashionable municipal collu- PRINTED IN THE DisTRict oF COLUMBIA, SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | sion and virtual peculatioa, in various quarters of the country. That is; by entrusting the dis- The Coustitution compliments Mr. Richard Cobden, at this time’an honored guest of the | bursements: te committees of both boards and President of the United States, and expresses | the Mayor. jis the Mayor holds to be uncon- its opinion that the cause of parliamentary re- | stitutional, as the charter confers on him the form and democratic progress in Great Britain | duty of executing the laws and on the Councils is likely té gain a powerful and energetic advo- | only that of making them. Now (the Mayor's wish to control the diz- cate by his election to the new House of Com- mons. bursements in question himself, entirely, to ‘The Constitution also treats upon the Dem- | the contrary notwithstanding) the tax-payers ceratic position, and shows that there is no | of Washington will applaud the action of the Councils in this matter: and will regrot that available issue left to the Opposition but such the Mayor's manifestation of so deep vendta- false issues as they mayconjure up. The same paper discusses the unscrupulousnese of the | tion for the alleged letter of the city charter has Opposition and the grounds of confidence for | not been exhibited upon some other point,rather the National Democracy. than on this point, of duly guarding tho funds of The Lutelligencer treats upon the respective | the city against the possibility of collusion and peculation. The Councils are evidently bent jurisdiction of State and Federal courts. upon preventing any of the contracts to be ex- aE ae ae Reem aleetetl ier et | iad ander these tilts fiom being tolled, and es thus to save any otherwise possible toll on them, U7 The San Antonio Texan states that Gen. | to the city treasury ; and, we think, there is no ‘Twiggs has been dangerously ill, but is alowly | fear that they may be driven from that deter- mecovesing. mination by any constitutional scruples as to U> The brick moulders of St. Louis, to the | their right to legislate so that there can be no number of 150, are on a strike. They demand $50 | possible misapplication of the Corporation's instead of $10 per month. funds. The Mayor evidently lacks judgment in applying to himself, personally, this action a sOngntee liga a of the Councils, designed simply, we presume, Third District of Tennessee. to vindicate a sound principle of munisipal propriety, that experionce teaches should long U7" Mile. Piccolomini has taken passages for ‘ Vanderbilt, which sails since have been resorted to, and should con- herself and suite on the Vander! which sa! * ing i tant munici; poate sean terest: tinue the rule governing impor! ipal disbursements throughont all time. 7" Hon. Robart Barnwell Rhett has been tn- = ———— « vited to give his views of political matters, at Gt." Navan.—A reporter of the Star effice visited hamville, 3. C., on the 4th of July next. the steamer Fulton, yesterday, at the Navy Yard, and was very kindly received by Lieuts. McCallum and Stewart, and First Assistant Engineer Grier. They express themselves de- lighted to get back, though they have had a very pleasant cruise. The vessel is in fine eondition, and the preparations for a war- like demonstration of the most thorough char- acter, and so disposed as to be ready for use on short notice. The Fulton has hauled into the wharf for inspection, and a fow days it is thought will suffice to fit her for sea again, when she will probably be joined to the Gulf squadron. The account that a marine was lost overboard from the Fulton, on her way up the Paraguay river, is said to be true, but we could not learn the missing man’s namo. The Water Witch also arrived here yester- day, from Montevideo, and subsequently pro- ceeded to Norfolk for repairs. The following is a list of her officers: Lieutenant Commanding, Robert B. Pegram: Lieutenants, Alphonse Barbot, Dalany A. For- rest. Francis I. Baker, Edward T. Spedden; Passed Assistant Surgeon, Chas. F. Fahs: Cap- tain’selerk, J.C. Pegram; Purser’s clerk, Thos. M. Brower; First Assistant Engineer, Wm. C. Wheeler; Third Assistant Engineers, B. B. H. Wharton, B. E. Chassaing, Chas. A. Chipley. Wm. C. Selden. EVENING STAR. U7" No less than thirteen persons are to be exe_ cuted tn the United States for murder between this and the middle of May. if>* The Attorney-General of Michigan has or- dered the rearrest of Deputy-Marshal ‘Tyler, after his present term of imprisonment expires, and a new trial is to take place before a State Court. D7" Hon. Jas. A. Stallworth, has been renomi- nated to represent the First district of Alabama in the House of Representatives for the Thirity- Sixth Congress. SE —————— UP The Colchester Bank case has been settled by the defaulting cashier's Jones payment of $25,000 to the Receivers of the Bank, and his dis- missal . A Jepex in Jain.—Judge Shilibeck, of Ken- tacky, was lodged in jail at Newport on Friday on a charge of felony, in aiding 2 prisoner to es- cape. re (77 A letter from Texas states that Gen. Samuel Houston is the candidate for Governor in that State of the Independent or anti-Convention De: ccrats. in opposition to Gov. Runnels. the can date of the Convention Democrats. ei ee ¥>~ The Supreme Court of Ohio has denied the application for a writ of haleas corpus in the case of the Oberlin rescuers, on the ground that itis not competent for a State Court to interfere with the Process of the United States, while the case at is- sue is still pending and undetermined. D> Im Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon, a Police officer, named Samuel H. Cunningham. shot a tohbacconist, named James McCrory, in his own shop, for resisting the service of a warrant for disorderly conduct, &c. The ball entered the throat of McCrory, and caused death in a few mmiuutes. The officer was arrested. ake : Tue Jorst Worm.—We regret to have to state that the joint worm has made its appear- ance in the Piedmont section of Virginia. It was discovered in a threatening aspect in the Rappahannock river region on Saturday last. Up to that morning no traces of its approach were visible. It is hoped that the vigorous progress which the wheat has already made | there will prevent its ravages from doing as much damage as usual of late years, yet at SEE REAR EEE POPU D> At last accounts General Jamar had quitted Nicaragua and was in Costa Rica. He parted A Re 5 with the Nicaraguan government on friendly | this time it ix impossible to tell to what extent terms, and presented the Cabinet with a large | it may cut short the season’s fine prospect of a number of volumes of books, as the nuclens of a | heavy yield of wheat from uplands Nicaraguan State library. M. Belly, it is said, ————— was not in favor with the people, who looked on the French as filibusters. Tar Coat Acexcres.—By an act of Con- gress, passed just at the close of the late ses- sion, it was provided that coal for the Navy should hereafter be obtained just as other sup- plies are, namely, by advertisement for propo- j sals, and making contracts directly with the coal dealers. This, of course, necessitates the | abolition of the coal agencies, and accordingly | the Secretary of the Navy has informed the Agents that their offices are now discontinued. Arras rx Uran.—The reader will find on | the first page of to-day’s Star a correspondence from Utah, dc., explanatory of the state of affairs there, now attracting attention through- | out the country. We haye every reason to confide in the views of the state of affairs there | which any man of good sense will draw from our publication of to-day on the subject. + > ———— ee {> The advices from Central America, by the Northern Light, state thaton the evening of the 1th, during the customary procession of Palin Sunday, there was a riot at Panama, between the natives who reside within the city and the blacks who live without the walls, in which two or thre e were killed and several severely wounded. ‘The military were called out, and were under orders all night. The riot originated from a personal diticulty between two Persons. one belonging to each party finally participating. ee D7"In a letter to the editor of the Critic, Miss Martineau writes: ‘I did not contribute to House- hold Words from the first; I never wasa ‘princi- pal contributor ;’ I never had the advantage of snore than the slighest personal acquaintance with Mr. Dickens, who was never therefore, my ‘old friend ;* I have never “quarrelled with Mr. Dick- eus;" I withdrew from Household Words a year | and a half before the disgraceful attack on the millowners appeared in it; and my withdrawal was for a reason which bore no relation toany views of Mr. Dickens’ on economical or social subjects.” Secretary Cons.—This gentleman, who has } been absent from the city for some two wecks past on a visit to his home in Georgia, is ex- pected back on the 8th inst. See Tax Waarnan.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The timo of observation is about 7 o'clock, May 3. Ee Se eS * itp” Rev. D. P. Livermore, editor of the Chica- go New Covenant, says of Brown's Bronchial Troches: “We have frequently had occasion to test the efficacy of Brown’s Bronchial Troches,”’ and have invariably found them to answer the purpose for which they are r mended. Through our influence, others have them, and always with the most beneficial results, and so from our own personal experience and observa- tion, we know them to bea superior remedy for colds, coughs, and bronchial complaints. No family should be without them, and every public speaker will find them absolutely invaluable The two distinguished divines of our country, Henry | Ward Beecher and E. H. Chapin, bear testi pony to their excellency, as our readers can See by get- ting a box of the Lozenges. joudy, pleasant. clo Frow Sourm Amexica —From South America | we have tidings of a revolution having broken out at Guayaquil, the present seat of HBeuadorian Goverament. It originated in an atten pt upon the life of President Robles. timely Prevented by the destruction of the intended assassin. A revolt of government troops had followed, supported by the blockading fleet of Peru. ‘The result was un- known at the latest date. Atfuirs in Peru remain without change. The southern half of the State isim the hands of the Conservatives, while the Liberals hold the north. Intelligence from Peru and Bolivia is destitute of interest. G. W. Ryck- man, United States Secretary o: Sbili pete haste sr Y of Legation to Chili, Gainsville, New Orleans, La.. oe FROM THE Hagerstown, Ma. Cumberland, Md. Grafton, Va Pittsburg, Wheeling, V oe ake clear, pleasant, clear, pleasant. clear, pleasant. clear, pleasant. +-Clear, pleasant. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a. m. rected for temperature, 30,197; at noon 30 Thermometer, at 7 a. m., 55°; at noon Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 day, 71°; minimum 48°. —+2+e-—_ ____ D7" The Democrats of Maine hold thetr State Convention at Bangor, on the 30th of June. 17 In New York, on Sunday evening, a fare- well meeting to the missionaries to Japan, ap- pointed from the Dutch Reformed Church, was eid in the Rev. Dr. Macauley’; I> In Philadelphia, the annaa tion for City Treasurer, City Commissioner, nvem- (core , . to- Consular Residence the asylum of a party of rivt- ers, was generally condemned by the valicad Americans at Valparaiso. UP The Sons of M alta, of Balti, grand charity ball, last night, at the Front street | Theatre, in that city, which is said to have been one of the most brilliant and successfu! affairs of the kind that ever took place in the monumental city. The space ocenpied by the parquette and mmore, gave a fapen x z is dino staging was covered by a temporary flooring, which cxtemied to the extreme rear of the stage, and embraced a grand. open arena of 6,600 aquare feet. Above the stage flooring Was suspended a canopy of fleys, extending across and dropping bers of the Select and Common Councils, and various minor ottices, takes place to-day. Penne icant ater i US~ The number of deaths in the city of New York during the week en April 30th was 366; in Philadelphia, from the 24 to the close of April, 728, of which 349 were adults, 374 children, the nuinber of deaths by consumption being M3. , Whirling in the giddy mazes of the dance, or lea j French rnals state that eeean) ink tiers of boxes as spectators of the an!-| inUcesideration of Mr Lamartine's grater atts ‘scene. ‘Phe refreshments were served upon to the country im 1518, has made him a present of @ Setof poreelian ware a and extensive grounds in the ¥ | Bois de Boulogne. M. Lamartine has latel, for the occasion, with the Maltese a uest_ made ta , to whem he ‘Wasa stranger, PERSONAL. GRORGETOWw:s. +++: Hon. W. A 4 —— ces beegl M. , well and lady, of Ten- c ‘ of The Star. : t Lo , the comedian, has married transfers to and from youngest daughter of the late| We are plensed to be able that informa- pel Pal ties = . r. and’ Mrs. Hawthorne, who havé ble sabe, a 5 the winter selene, 20 in great; 5 N Y len s na, an interesting half ait A aed some: jt }, lies at the point of di T Pee f teas = expected to retu th New Sark chy ted. and aberty to leave ery eneeers 4 eet ington with his family for Chicago, via 2 ad ed, after which pwill be - i Se siete : commence passing again. The most reliable tepo +++ Lord Ashbey and Lord Cavendish, of Bag 4 js that the time founired to a the repairs land, Col. Magruder, U.S. A., W. H. Osborn, of Mgutticient to admit of the resumption will ex- N.C., Gov. A. W. Randall, of Wis., Hon. W. B. | ceed from ten days to two weeks. About seventy- Maclay, of N. Y., Jas. Bell, of N.C., are at W1l- | five boats have passed the lards* break and ate now on | Depositary at Butt their way down. positary at Baltime * z , itary at Richmond, Virgi +s*+ A daughter of Thomas H., grand-dauglitr| | The Union Sab! ‘School Conveation agsem~"| yore at Nori Vi of Henry Cis , was married a*few days ay Died Inst night at Christ (Episcopal) Church. The pepositary at Wiimngton: Mr. Wm.C. P. preckinrides, son of the Rev. R. procecdings were peculiarly interesting and agree- sitary at Savannah, Georgt J. Breckinridge—a relative of Vice President e : ‘at Mobile, a! 5 Breckinridge. i Messrs. Barnard & Buckey. rs, —— tary at Ciectanast, Obie. -++:'The rumor, which we understand to be | for sale, y , the deauti residence Ke a positary at Pittsburg. Ponusy’ evalent in the interior of New York State, that,| Hodges, situated on the New Road, near positary at Louisville, Kent ue Hon. Daniel E. Sickles is to address the Amer- | View. (the residence of the late John H. King») | popositary at Galveston, Texas. iean Bible Society and the Mary Magdalen Society | consisting of fifteen acres of land, in a high itary at Norfolk (Sawyer) at their approaching anniversaries in New York | of cultivation, with a new and lous | Depositary at Cincinnati ( Molgent. city has no foundation. sees sree which was withdrawn—$6,U00 Depositaly ¢ Tien bows. ins | being dic Aighest bid. |The property, with the | Dpeposttary at Little Ruck, Arka = = = BPMSe es + improvements, cost Mr. — over $11,000. Dopositary at Chicago, Illinois. FIFTH WARD D) PATS AN AN- rother Litvbey offers for sale a large lot of very positary at Detroit, Michi, TI-KNOW NOTHINGS, A’ TION. | superior ing laths. If you don’t believe our pay at Tallnhaasce, he regular monthly meeting of the Association resentation, just call and see them. tary at Oregon City, wile held SrO-NVCir Fat Coaparie Hotel. The May bsil of the Georgetown City Guards | Depositary at Olympia (ily, ean eMtM, MARCERON, Pros't, __ | comes off at thelr spacious armory on Bridge street | Depositary at Oniniia City: Joux Cann, Seo. Fifth Ward Dem. Asso. _it*_ | on Thursday evening. tnesth inst. This sprightly | Sitt'of the United States, Pht! TION MONTGOMER ¥ | Company is composed wholly of young men itxd States, C OUARDS. “Vounre hercby SoGin iota | test water, and we aide nntclnap th a Branch mint of the ited States, 1 thi ing, at Al tronize them on this occasion a very pleasant even- | Branch mint of the ited States, N: _ on WEDNESDAY EER ee eee eee eon ants Branch mint of the United Stator, San Francisco, Cal. age ‘| si tapeae eed 1s requested to attend, he offerings of beef cattle at eo —— pone. 'y order of ‘eptain, day amounted to 115 head, most of were i sforr.... _ma 3-2 ‘THOS. McFNERY, Seo._ | Sierior in point of quality to any which has been eres Be AT A MEETING OF THE ANTI Know-Nothings ofthe Second Ward, held at armon a - tae 2d of May, A. Pores § a ym }» Hon: rc! Skitving ware selected as delogatos to tho General offered for some time 5 re was one lot grazed by Mr. Adam inp, of South Branch, which was purchased for the New York market, which was superior to any, as a general thing, of- Net amount subject to draft........ ordered to Franstors ortered to fered in our market for five . Sales - Transfers ordered to Doposttary at Norfolk, Bistae Owen E. Ba ly was unanimously nominated for | day ranged from $5.20 to $6.50 on the hoof, equal the Board of ‘Aljormon. to $10. la50 net. Old sheep dat r pound. Wm. Orme, Chas. S. Jones, and Grafton Powell | Lambs #2.75a$3 per head. Peat ai als Iptry nocal pied for the Cowon Council, and Geo. | pound gross. Cowsand calves $20a$50. Nohegs ‘TREASURER’S MONTHLY STATEMENT, . . ‘ amount at his credit in the Treasury, with d Bepoosterte sees tor ont hom ie a ih cunt then remsniasaer Scott. fmewtas, a ‘reasury of the United Staten, Washington. D.C... ssistant Treasurer, St. Louis, M S37. 2) eam mae & 6108 6 S7laes SEIN S| 2 BERNE OS 1” The we Sim 12.852 7 | 12am 44” See, 163951) SASS Oe 414.479 © SHS 55 Tis ce! «=o! | see be 270 5 ‘SIT 71 | 20 nazis 93 NSS) ws ae| i2s| es & 7m te 42s 72 S073 44 eee} aaa; asta segen ee ast 1462 OF Som a | 8209 wr 44685 47 }.. - 1260 6.155 97 3) 8.648 72 212 3 20 it 1,996 2s WAS 6S 4.973 | S00 2s 7) ees | 1530 ne + | Ae ag ea » eae i |” Sabo 288 79 riya 32] | 168,6" 5 8a 4, See Se 613 | S219 at 3436 8 S24 7 213 675 75 6% 5... hes 6148 77 | 3.508 7 | 2.160 7 ‘#6 10 % 23 3 13,85 63 s 4BiR Se £2,515 . 42513 & 6 Sat 8 ~ 00 on 3 Tag 8 “ae Pl 0. hei i .F. ingh: e meet- . ; ts ing expressed their unstated ounhdenes th'tee pros: | _ Agrecable to our gaticlpations of yesterday, ent Collector, Register, and Surveyor; when, on | flour has commenced tending uj . Super- motion, the meeting adjourned. fine brands are held this morning at $6 37, and _it* a ‘WM. T. DRURY, Sec. extras at $6.50a$7.25, lex woman, a SITUATION ironer, or to do house SEVENTH WARD—A mass meeting of | 20n€ coming in. the Anti-Know Nothing voters of the sev- ven Sen = whi avai ; eo fi 7 No. 32 etre a2 a 5 Cit an oes tages ‘ os ANTED—A MAN and bis wr *h irqnm- ppl sel to eratantn eoenitns for Colles, qearee ending March Si, 18, exclusive of trust i work ona Jarmafew miles fom Register, and Surveyor; and also to nomicate can- | funds, thie offies. tt didates for Alderman and members of the Common Couneil for the Ward. ma 3 at" sustoms (a) —A small FURNISHED Peon ee is land cnt, or ® small Furmshed METROPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIX- | From incidental and. miscellaneous Cottage, near Glenwood or Georgetown Heights ts { TON he ca ular ancual moeting of tis | terns. _ 2819 | wanted iy the year. “Address Clerk, Box 4, Star i ttl etary’s ice, ‘rom treasury not ice. giving full particula: nt pot wth. ~ No, 520. 7th street, on WEDNESDAY) May 4th, | "of Deo mt 6¢ 2 1851 () 361,000 0» | Wontd not objnet to board até: . o'clock p.m. A full attendance of the stock- mail famtly demrous From toan of 18%..... ita holders 1s requested. ma 2-St : of declining housekeeping. a see Ce $22,475,519 55 ANTED—B: ble Woman, who ean = $205,586 |W iSae cal toca ae O TT (a) Treasury notes receive! in March, amounting to $722,629 72, not included. jection to gving to the cow (b) fs-ued during the quarter ending 3ist Decom- 7 ___T. M. HANSON, See. PHCENIX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— ‘Tho tat inouthly teeting of thisasseciauon Le the payment of tues will be held at Temperance ar Office. maz 2t . E street,on WEDNESDAY next, May 4th, ; ’ ' A Germa: who speaks Eng- Halt, Beet ca WEONESD open for sabscrip: | ber, 1853, but not covered until the next quarter, lish, wants a PLACEas «house errant, She tion to the stock. : i tersica’ a os weer ue oe o to, the FEE. Apply to ma 2-3t T. M. HANSON, See. Civil, foreign intercourse, and.miseel- v 7 ALTER, reet, opposite Serr erre . oi > $6,1n8.0%8 12 | City Hal ina 2 St NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION —A | tutor ponsi , Seon a | oe SaaS meeting of the new Association will | War. you AN WISHES T: be held on TUESD Sis 2 tain BOARD in a German (Catholie) AY E o’clock, at the Medical Hall, NG, May 3, at 235 | Navy. ¥ street, near 12th, for | Old pu % 15 where ho may have an CreTORS of acquiring i itution theirlanguage, Address VICTOR, Box 11 Office 1-3t™ HOS, J. FISHER, Chairman, LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A FEW — ; 77 = of 189%. “ 1,50 00 PUPILS Fé hy 'CTIONS ON 7 GRAND LODGE OF THE DISTRICT | pay iment to creilitors of Tex- Akt which will be gican altheser thete bares UF COLUMBIA, F. A A. M.—The semi | “as, per _act of 9th Septem. or her residence, as may be preferred. ‘Terms Anuual communication of tho MAW. Grand Lodge | $3: Ret, -. 18,963 50 moderate, Apply at No. 38 K, lctween 7th and #th of Free and Accepted Masons of the District of! payment of treasury, notes macccate, Apply ot No. 5 K, mee Columbia, will be “held at Masonic Hall, corner of | *S2MCu" ap not poten ne ee eee. atl 1) and 9th streets, on TUMSDAY. May 34, at 4] ier tush 043,300 00 SIXTY DOL o’elock p.m., at which the punctual attendance of Interest on public debt, in- S' 28 PAID. the officers and members of the Grand Lodge is con-| “"“ifuding treseury notes... - 84,085 62 A LOCAL TED in every fidently expected. | . i — County in the United States and Carada, to engnge Master Masons in regular standing are cordially See ae | IB A Teepectable and honorable business, by which invited to attend, 317,874,752 86 | the abov fits may cortainly be realized. For By order of the M: W. Grand Master. es ia cea full particulars, address B. LONGRIDG FE, (inclose aporst GA. SCH WARZMAN,G.8. fa FP. BIGGER, Register. two stamp to pre-pay postage,) New York city. 3 BALTIMORE Ct IONE- 'REASURY DEPARTMENT, - i y ap 3)-7! RY.—Persons in want of Confectionery, Tt Registor’s Office, April 3), 189. AM Beaee Soe LOL eeeneea et Be re Le! ie . COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT is ae: other column, mar ____FOR RENT AND SALE. POR R ater Ices, and Ice Cream, made of the purest cream, of var: plense'call at Parties, Fx ats! p-realion. 4 Z Particular attention paid to furnishing Balls, * <° JOSEPH SCHAFFIFLD. ODEONS, HARPS, GUITAR, PIANOS, for sale or rent. _JOHN F. ELUS. FINE GOLD HUN ited to keep time, can be pur KEN’. pe ma 2 NGLISH PATENT-L us flavors, at $1.5) per gilon, will ‘6 6th strect, between G and H. reions, &c., supplied with lee Cream E M' maz ews ADY's VERY 4 WATCH, war chasedJor $35 at H OLD HUNTING >TO THE ANTLKNOW-NOTHING Vo-| G USE POR RENT—No. 356 C stroet north, TO THE AD KN -NC bs i SRS, o rd. e ween Sd and 4)5 ate. to 3REEN’> TERS OF THE THIRD WARD-A SEMEN eee from: CO epwards, st Ff Neots Roce eeas aerh oS OREEN t h M Ms r ‘ ‘ x a” RE >a a >, > Third Ward will be holdon MONDAY EVENING, | P)O, OH! DO YOU WISH TO RENT a PI. | [YOR RENT-—Furnished or anfursiabed w ished, a large ROOM on the first floor. suitable for an office or bedroom, Apply at 337 E street, between 12th E , at Temperance Hall, to elect deleg: ‘ent atdeo te th ates ANO? Ifao, we have them to suit you, evers te nominate suitable persons for kind, at all prices, es ectir, Register, and Survey opt ma2 JOHN F. ELLIS. [and tsth ____ ma 3-3" the ensu tion in June, . ee NG +, To oar a > = [MKF noe of hi tempia OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, with fe THE ROOMS BEING ALL E. aoe See Sucope for the. pyrsces of replen. FoR f-roomi, cistern, large yard, and t at for Monday mzht, the above meeting is ishing bin stock, offers fine WATCHES. JEW. | of water vars convenient.” Can be had very low by facet PSDAY NIGHT, May 3, same tune and | BURY, and SILVERWARE at very low figures. Acareful tenaut, Inquire at 439 2th atreet. betwari Pasee. ci ma 2-1 Fand A. _ ine 2-3t* ; ° ERA 3, OR RENT-S amall new BRICK HOUSES, (5 FPOR SAL EA soung NEGRO GIRL for atorm| REFRIGERATORS, ee cee aToRS. rooms each,) near tho Navy Yard. App to fl, of years, Address A. B., Georgetown, i We have just reesived our spring supply of the | O. HOOD, 33% Pa. or at the Dry Goods Office, + mast | sane REFRIGERATORS that we have Store of Mr, KOONS. on ath street, near the corner I = beon selling forthe iast eixht years rt 0] of K street, Navy Yard, for the keys. Ap W-8t a ya lated TJ. | one complaint against them, size stone . maaan J - F LY Dorn Heck inarapit imyarery Novos Pe ing WARE COOLERS canner ware | Fo RSE CARI AGH act WARNS : continued as heretofore,at the Rooms, } P a ery ae A * | May be ci f ‘at or togeth uvenna. heder the Srucer McUrees & Be and other HOUSEREEFING GOODS é low May bedi poskl of separately or togeth mn cnet SSS McC wate 530 7th street. PUM PHREY’S stable, on C, between NOTICE. Ti a L nureny roraware ali persons—grocories in ADIES FINE OPPORTL particular—from ercditing persons for eouts in my tom person de - +. DRESS TRIMMINGS! naine or in the name of the Jong boat Pioneer, as 1 Re inte Black, Sati White § f he name of the MMINGS for Meatan bosines.” 4 bout declintn, wu act yer lobis so con HIS QUANDER. Also, 9 len Fringen and ‘Tr ire a. a suitablo for a gentleman or lady ; finely "| “In wash goods, White and Colored Cords, “Pas. | tren hundred a year, For partice nquire atthe gaited, and racks a m in four young, and warranted perfect! rare opportunity 1s offered to a ahorse. Apply at the Star ¢ Northe'n Markot of G. D. 5 Northern Market. YR RENT—A large STURE ROOM avenus. betwee and Braids and Fringes, fold and silver- Trimmings for the May balia. Chil- te Silk and K loves. Ladies’ and Nets for the hair, male to ortor. Fringe and Trimming Manufactory—297 Pa. ave., south a mae wanting such ma 3-3t* s W Children’ Pa. Isth atreets, south = aoe - je, formerly oceu axas-fitting and plumb- I URE CORD AND TASSELS. aids, " ~ : ma glue ATE Received @ handsome assortment of | ap 9-eoSt* _MRS. LOWE. _| furtier information aoplt ae BUTE ERCNS Rests Paperhancing executed with skitam deepatcr. "| WOR SALE OR eet og BRICK Tee TOHN MARICRITER No dee ee DWELLING-HOUSE, containing 13 rooms, | _8P30 St" : with 19 feet hails and 3 atti + esilant =NT—On FRAME mn 9-206t __S doors abore Odd Fellows’ Heil | Tatars iarge yards amd beck cartere horse iat | JP OK RENT—Onenew FRAME ROUSE, con RS. DITTY AND MISS LANPHIER Will | sted on K street north, near 25th strect west. The | avenue, between lathand tanh ak ump in the open SUMM' ER MILGINERY on poly ee ll eet teas he Uieeueh ropsir. end yard. Rent $12 per month. Apply on the preminor, J + Mays Bh. oi +. The . ap For further particulars inquire of A. MORE- — a No. 3ki Teencivents nvenne, HOUSE, next door to the premmane AA BLE PROPERTY FOR LEASE—The TALUA V subscribers offer for rent for a term of three yeara that valuable property at the corner of 15! and E streets, known as the “UNION 2 * _ ap 12-Tud Sow between 9th and 10th streets. oe: St* FRESH BIRD SEF —Just recrived at the ON HOTEL, aes > WATCHE : Agency for Landreth’s Garden Seeds, No. 353 3 WW SEWED WA POHES: AND SUL-| p wntentate ta ann Gai, sonity Midas | beigneion nthe cine theiats Yams Maher All the, newer ttloe Wf etliUScAN, coRAL, | HEM! CANARY, MILLET, and other SEEDS hand E streets, occupied lately by Mr. and MOSAIC JEWEL for Vood and Coal Yard, it is admirably adapted. Propositions in writing will be received nntil s. Saie—Humphrey’s Homeopathic S| or which purpose Richly Enameiled and Pisin Xtracttof Witch Hazel, Watrous’s Gentlemen’s GOLD WATCH F Gased Ladies’ and | For = fics, raling Silver SPOONS, FORKSand FANCY SILVER | Ba! and Pressed Herbs, culinary and medici- Tnesday, May Sd, at 12 o'nlock. for sither of the WARE gonerally -of the mostunique paile | Ral. - apm-st* | above.” ** EDWARD C. DYER: A full assortment just opened. BO NR OUTS, CLOTHING AND A THOS. J. FISHER, M. W. GALT & BRO., GENTLEMEN’S WEARING APPAREL, ap 2. Executora. 354 Pa. avenue, 4 doors west of re one EL ERY DESCRIPTION. OOD AND COAL YARD FORR AND _masst iil rown's Hotel. _ We open the Spring and Summer Season with a WwW MXaVRES FOR SALE.—The basa A PER H. NGS, WINDOW SHADES, | stock of MEN'S and BOYS’ CLOTHING unsur | central location and commandes lag cash custom. P FIREBOARD. PRINTS, &e. passed in magni! ude and gnequaled in ches; AAR, The Carts, Ho-ees, Office, &e.. wi | 4 sold at pri- Now in store a choice a-lection Spring Styles fine, | _, We ask rhe attention of purchasers to thofarhiou- | vate sale. Address FFG, through the Pont Oe medium and low priced PAPERHANGINGS, of | Ghoccut snd superior finish of our garments for | fee. i 7 ap ae Ml eelleeh oe ar Peete VIREBOARD BRITS | Oucpatertmental CENTLEMEN’S and BOYS’ FQR RENT. Possession civen immediatals—a fle Common WINtOW, SHADES | EURNISHING GOODS, of ‘all the latewr New four story BRICK HOUSE, with a large back Buffand Green HOLLANDS, PICTURE CORD | Yerk styles, is ful! and complete in all departments, | building, on 434 street, in the immediate and TASSELS, SHADE TRIMMINGS, &c. All| , Men's and Boys’ Clothing made to order at the | vicinit nnsylvania. Avenue. bouse is orders promptly and satisfactorily executed in city | #ortest notice, very desirable for a Ste dence combine! pete hg aac] 7 ¥ WALL, STEPHENS & CO., or for any professional gentleman. Apply to Dr. JOHN MARKRITER; No. 496 ath Ane ap 2-6t und (00 Daone Janis oe RICHARDS, 421 & street, corner of 8th. ap 28-4t* rs ee 4 __ |——— tesa eatin demadie: Soodied ae bivarycemhibere ne anyone DISSOLUTION FOE RENT—Two airy SLEEPING-ROOMS, 250) REWARD—Ran avay from the City | THe partnere Rou UrION: ting under the | woods = 1 ™ Svenue, three doors east of Kirk- 7 Of APL NEGRO BOY Cho aire Erm of WaARnen Kurtwon is thixday duolved | TOOU: . _ Ap 25-6" ri |. NEGRO HBO. SEAL ny mutual consent. Bit! c ISE No. Soe Sean emote ela recs tell or WARDER & KILLMON. | borhood of the Government Departnarte, Water tng hus band to his hat frequ WWM. WARDER TAKES THIS METHOD OF | 2n¢ 888 throughout. Rent moderate to a good ten- Vie above coward witl be xiv taken in informing his customers the public generally ‘np 22-80 al F. A. LUTZ. State, #100 in the District of Columbia or Mar: | that he has commenced business on the corner P + A. E.! fon or $) if in the State of Virginia; in either case he | 9th and K streets, where he will kee: tnust be secured in jail, sot hat I get him again. Ap-| sale the best quality of W. Cast iiention ean be made to DAVID A, WINDSOR, | Sif the beat ‘ood, Coal, Washington, D.C.,0r LEVI BURKE, Accotink, | “ap age WM. A a gosta WARDE OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WASHIN? 5 ma 3-3t a wee es eee Twicea Wee ther Notice. a San = MINESILVE: Ay ‘The steamer ER will r f "TUE ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL OF ST pepe te CU Me SEM RET Tere Ay te pent Women et ee MATTHEWS SUNDA mone : —— omb of Washington “on TUES. SCHOOL will take placa at ! DAYSand FRIDAYS, leaving the White House Pavilios on M¢ 7 _ SICKLES TRIAL, harf, at the ‘7th street, at -» and re- DAY, May Sth. ‘The steam 0 De Wit's full report = price 25 cents; t hal eave 7th street wharfat 849 a m.. and return th at SHEPHERD'S set. The Thomas Collyer will Jeave at Ig p. 1., an ap Corner 7th and D atraets. Rou he waee Bosse at hel 5a, Font & B A. STRAUS ma 2. tickets. ung one lady, 3 Ladies’ tickets 50 rt poet ‘ ents 5 idren not attached to the schoo! 25 v4 EGS Leave to inform his friends, customers, is ba bnd ot cee oF oe feathers or ar thee posta ts | and the public in general, that he lias opened, at the KINDLING ‘OVE WOOD, the day of the iestival. Diuner'and retreshimance | Store, No.320 Pa. avenue, between 10th and lth R L at modera' Omnibuses will leave the corn- | *treets, & well- selected stock of aC af ors of New York avenue and Usth atrect get eon] . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS’ COAL! 7th streets at z o'clock a. m. and o'clock p.m.,and | Consating in— A full assortment of al! kinds alwava on hand. at the wharf on the return of the boats GENTS’ + FOLL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN; thes KO. HARVEY, Pres, YOUTHS’ and 7" FAIK PRICES EXPECTED! = : = = BOYS’ CLOTHING We wish it understood that we design doing H": FOR THE SPRING RACES! Also, & good assortment Gash business, Persons sendii ustheirordere wilt = waighheoiiealattig waren, | Hetecenacedmtenty soca anal assy ie al ver lowest loon, felis. vel save uy ‘ap 2-81 ‘A. STRAUS. 390 Pa av. Song or nae pois ee pp ms e@ would say to those few “4 GRAND OPENING: counts, we consider them due at any tine wnt phe A476 Penn. AvENvE. sent them ; consequently weexpect the money when THE JOCKEY CLUB! The ea Any sae tion | PF 1, T. 5. & MV. M- g FINE-CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, an ato Sndoate: | Offices—NW- Corner 12th nnd D ats. No. Cy BRintiast Forzs,) ? f the citizens of Washi to his large toot of 17th at.. below War stele & pulsrity in Philadel- orthern cities, is now ‘Ashington and George- 'G, iG urse Mm that it needs but @ trial to secure ington RGuE ire ee VS CLOTHING. of the very best al Having won the Race for Po; phin, New k, and other N. entered upon thy town, confident NEW SILK D JOHN T. BE! 10th streets, Pen: te VEING ESTABLISH . RKLES, lately. boteeen gh mad My stock is com; , 1 of the latest ! mr n. nue, having returned . ion, A visit to my stofe is | city Wi ington. i tumeelf with pacoo i ced i lke dious. . W. BELL, Dyer, No. - tah, witht cepton, Go beat Rae ae it | ap Se meee ritBtionn. | Be lee weart ase betaeaen ie market. Read = mowing eae LBERG’S TUNER. Bell ‘cl ee. bs fish Ws hatches “ sample of M-. Win. C. ¥ bp ron kien 4 fons Fine Gut okey Claby Chewing ‘Fotmoc, snd find eare “3 aed [rer ois ladies having given him io ie #0 7 it to be pure Toboceo, umnixed with Suy ‘deleteri. ders Warerogms Mc, Richard Hist they ng deacriptine st Sika, Crases, ous substance, ; F ain has. R, OHiL-70%, M. Day Chemist.” | DAVIS bem. Avenue, between $ ape im” Merinoes, Sh Sey keine, pot Bhawle decd any U New’ ork press: and one. thew chesu?: | EBLUE LICK ANDSARATOGO WATERS, ~ | uns Tanner. 5 te at New Yor! Pape a ne. cheaper B rown’s Jamaica Ginger John T. Berkley begs to call the attention of his Hie aay yee Soho gross. boxes, at the orn'e ts, , former numerous Georgetown customers to bs following low and only cash rates, viz: one oop AY cal or cross. mace ae Suet ae neh Sue ‘Stores roms meee 2 ‘est End. | |B Seca retro | now putasreaea, | His gelehmclis. aN QD FELLOWS’ HALL Seventa CreEy: GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO MA RIEN. The Well Known fishaslist. ws ja FRIDAY. EtENING. Me x th, On whieh occasion the following talent of this Baltimore PAN TCS. Ly and ene: HARMONEAN ref. J.N. u RTETTE CLUB. well known Se hee LIAN GLER CLI Pi Rte) ke. RICE will preside at the Pinnoforte, or particular h he day. it qP FELLOWS’ BALL. a " WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EV May 4th and Sth. . GRAND VOCAi_ AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY THE CLIFTON FAMILY, acknow!odged by the press and the public te > The Sweetest Sincers and Best Muxcians Fx tant.” The wonderful vocal powers of thie frnvi|s have excited the wonder and admiration ef myrinds of » wre. The Company comprises nt array of talent : N. Contralto, NIGHTS ONLY the Celebrated Violinist . Pianist and First Tenors, rT Violinist and Sec The bill for each evening is replete with new Giees. Quartettes, Quintettes, Trios, Du-tts, Bal inde. ‘os. &c. Benuty tends her radiant bonne, virtue her approvitg sm l+n,and fattery her gli tr Ly charms, to the inimitabie entertainments of tho CLIFTON FAMILY. Deors open at a quarter hefore 7; Concert to com capone at aquarter before 8; Concert to close at! !s o'clock. Cards of adiniasion 25 cents; bront Seats $7! IL? Po ite and attentive Ushers will be in tendance. Front seats reserved for ladies and gen Uemen accompanying se AN BUCKLEY, Businers Manny WAIT: ~ WAIT! r OR VAN AMBURGH & Co’s kIG SHOW Will exhibitat THUR Georgetown FRIL SATU THE PEI SAIB. will arhirgtonon SDAY, May izth; DAY, May iSth: Alexandria RDAY. Mag lath. RFORMING ELEPHANT, TIPPOO ill be introdueed by F. Nash. NGWORTBHY will enter the Cages with Leopards, £e. R, the Pacisivn Tight Rope AN GAN, the Juvenile Equestrienna. VER, the Great American Clown. + the Best Performing Clown in MES MADIGAN, the Equestrian Miracle. T. ARMSTRONG, the Champion Leaper ani + the Lightning Horseman, e Great T the Accomp! N FAMILY « . THAY | Quadrupical Wonders. THE ACTING MU, The TRAINED HORSES, PONIES, DOGS and MONKIES. Admission $¢ conte; Children and Sorvante 25 open at 2ant 7 o'clock at _e.L. W GECOND AND LAST PERFORMANCE oF ROSSINI'S GRAND ORATORIO, | MOSES IN EGYPT, Tr CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, TUESDAY EVENT m. BETLER, Agont. b re, pat Entwr * Bookstore, Aloxan t Lundy's Periodical Store, Bridge «t., wa. 2 at S$ WERNER’S GYMNASIUM RESTAURANT , and Lows my friends and cuxtome-s t of my bu-iners, | promise to kee; in tras Philadelphia style. Lookout for farther m D-im new this place a : CHARLES WER B. LENT’S MAMMOTH . NATIONAL CIRCUS, L. B. LENT'S 5 MMOT? TIONAL CIRCUS L. B. LENT’S ARNOTT eeuas, cigcus. Will Exhibit at Washington City . Wl Exhibit at Washington © Will Exhibit at Washington Cy FRIDAY and SATURDA ERIDAY and SA TUR . DAY and SATURDAY, May 6th and 7) Look out tor the Great {ook out for the Grea: Males, ‘roupe of PIGMY ‘roupe of PIGM Troupe of PIGM T.G Two Performances each day at Zan Two formances each day at 2 and 7 « Two Performances each day at 2 and 70 P Adin Scents; Children and Servants 2s oan jon = ome; Children -~ | Servants Beent jon 5) gents: Children and Sei vants 25 cents. -W, BANCKER, 7" " Will al fs LEC F DE “ iN also bxnitit at PF ¥ DAY Hort at Pi IcK Ho _ BALLS, PARTIES, &. GRAND MAY BALI iON GUA RDS take «) pleasure in nie, Miutary and ely HACIA, LO Lneir f hat they will gives GRAND MAY BALL at the Washington Assembiy Rooms. on DAY EVEN Louisiana avenue, on TUES Mar 34, 1288, J si The Committes of Arrangements deem it soft cient guarantee to refer to their past Balls as an = that everything will be conduted pop ~vinmbus, the celebrated oaterer, in engaged the ‘occasion. 4 ag No spiritous liquors allowed on the premises, Withers’ Celebrated Band is engaged for the oo oamion No hats or caps allowed in the Ball room, ex those worn by the military. — 5 at 2 Tar UNI au tc, D PS DUCLARN, admitting a gentieman Ce kat etonts ane eRe ugh Reese, jones Duffy, F daa Pooler, ks Ki IRST GRAND co’ F 6EORGETOW CITY GEARY oe Ry = their Armony on THURSDAY, ‘Scents. i me a ats apenas N O tekets sold at door, WaTh COMMITTEE. ibe tenet meaner . . Banounce to ir ri aod the if It i ad) bea» CORMITEDS.