Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1859, Page 2

Ce ee ee ee seumpamtisbesss ae le ——_--- E ENING STAR WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.| Discoxttyvaxcp.or Oventaxd Matt Sz Gnonorrc ° |. __ EXCURSIONS, &c. MUSEMEETS i Vv 4 ——-—— «|| er0g.—0o Villy failed at its late session a SR PERSP SPaDAY scHOOL, will give E NHABATION aN coyceET Tae Prorosep Usion or tax OrposiTi0n- ae e the —e riations for the Post Correspondenes of faa SS ic NIC to Spring on J GER or x A day or two since we noticed the new leaning Department, tmaster Gene: RG: > > > ; Ce weal i ry MAN TAIT? b ITY: . . neral has 4 b \ i t ARS ‘AL. Senn eee eS lat aestee tory Tribune imifonor ot ® sion’) cS induced te.gigeely examine the sertien, or som 1 ingle street rou=| "Bapeicar jeoment mms | & Tere taaT RG. ecsyts! ay =————— | of the Opposition, under the inguysion Bs for the parpose of discontinuing all that may| ,; rene a nus of Pe nie UNT VERON = = Finder the dtrcetvon of tr Watters, $oleck. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | was based ona sincere disposition to “give be disposed) with without material injury to| q turm near the Bridge street bridge, : eS > Sa = + - The Constitntion treats upon the erisis in | take”—compromise—in the political calrese the public service. The territorial routes be- | Mostof the time, for nearlya year, ithas been ina} Pristasigteg IF COL. The Exhibit 7S Fouthe Wort ENING. Europe; the discontinuance of overland mail | ments to grow out of it, if carried wee te? tween Neosha, Mo., and AlbuquerquesN. M., | wretched condition, and would doubtless long | gigr % nt Ver nd Serene ae P : Coneeh Service on account of Congress failing to make | Subsequently, we have had reason ‘to and between Kanses, Mo., and Stockton, Cal., | erethis have been impasstble, had it shag peed Sand FRID ORROW RCENING. ot Pu Retione - that had the Tri4xne the least idea that the : lest Mr. Vanderwerken, proprietor of the Union wharf, at the foot of yth shrent Po remme will be the usual appropriations; and the Opposition | tha 2 4 the abandon. | “hich were let to comtract last year, Bagei@e | Omnibusses, who. in self-defence, has been ¢ Sorel at bell caesar tne taerte efeboaee ar on naturalized citizens. proposed fusion would involve the al cordingly been discontinued—the discontinu-'| pelled to do all the repairs which it bas reccived Gonches leave ati che Rbetiie el ‘the commer ‘af om cannot fail Lo plc The Ivte/lizencer, in reply to a correspon- | ment of even the most ultra position (on the ance to take effeet from the ist day of July | for the last eight months. We are informed that MIDE And spok: Ponneyivanis avenue and 7th statSis a. m. Round be no further postponement, Go, trip $i. ma 2- the attention of the Mayor of Washington has the children. | Ader ation 15 centa. eee dent, again descants at length upon the bal- slavery question) of the Republican party, next. For some time past (as it appears from | jcen repeatedly called to its miserable condition, ance of trade against the United States, and | journal would be last to advocate any snc | the reports on fileinthe Departuent) the ser-| but up to the present time no attention, whatever the consequent drain of specie therefrom. Opposition action. The truth is, the conduc- } 1-4 upon both of these routes has béen almost etl sod waee De vnbg A srageer fe taarcasectntg = —_ + oe __—_—_—_ tors of the Tribune have come to the conclu- entirely interrupted. ‘ dation as the Union fs, With the rate of Tt ICT At the Municipal election at Cumberland, | sion that the Northern Silver Greys and South- Bie Ta censes imposed upon disn by, the two Corporations, Md. on Monday Iasi, David W- MeCleary, Esq, | ern Opposition (American party) men aroupfor | Cowyisstonen GREENWwooD.—The Hon. A. | aud then mee spo goed = “essen opting American, was re-elected for Mayor. “Cowes and a market,’’ and are therefore B. Greenwood, of Ark., the newly appointed ing a portion of the over whic runs _ WANTS. ANTED—Lis & young woman.a SITUATION TORE duetaint Adina ecestae | mnlaclaras aKTANTSD.6 usta. eee LT MuBONI. USI SSE WANTED—A SITUATION as nurse or cook, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION sf do chamberwork. Ina good seamstress. = order, looks to us very much like oppression. fal bn 5 = - {197 We have advices from Venezuela tothe 20th | ready to sustain the abolition and otherwise | ¢,,) missioner of Indian Affairs, arrived in this | Carolina Place, upon our Heights, the former Good ets references given, Inquirent 400 ih at., MAYC ON CERT ult. The revolution continued, but there was lit- | radieal principles of the Republican party, city last evening, and entered upon his duties papnende, poly d i puarageiedd = seo bsg re! Tag we ie @ enebe bie pectable Woman, a Two wl Ger CHIL DREN tle doubt that the Government would ultimately | provided they can do so behind the blind of | this morning. We had occasion, a few days| has been rented by Mr. Kirkland, a wealth to tabeie Rte an nates, to govers children, or PRIMARY DEPARTMENT triumph. the name of a Presidential candidate who has since, in announcing this gentleman’s appoint- | banker, for $1.500 per annwn, as his future resi- selerpes. aan an py oeegg noe gg — to Box eal Punt ls —————_____ less pretensions to conservatism, | ment to the high and responsible position which | 2"ee- SB) ANT DADO a | on THURSDAY EVES 15” Petersou & Brother, sends us through F. | made more or ; men ig iponsit A handsome establishment indeed is that of our =. , Lassalle, 4%2 Pennsylvania avenue, Woodstock,” though well known to be ready to administer | 1}. President has assigned him, to refer to the | friend Lewis Payne, on Bridge street. In point of “One sovactomed to hee Se M n° 2 i “on being the tenth volume of the cheap reprint of | the government at the dictation of the Repub- peculiar merits required for such a trust, all | size, seamen and beaaty of msl Nem . eon ply at 454 E street, between éth anc 7th, PS ad of Music in the Public Scott's novels, now having so large a sale. lican party leaders if elected through their ex- | which, as we stated them, this gentleman pos- doe or beep e of ~_ ki i ral Ba sa oy jane bs at the eorasion F Advices from Pike's Peak give very dis- | tions. . sesses in an eminent degree; but we cannot for- | compare favorably, both in point of neatness and WS ggod COOK wanted at 315 Pa | Tickets <5 cent in be had at the store of J. H, ing eis of matters in that region. The Tribune's mistake is in imagining that | po, inserting the following extract from the | S4Petiority of material, with any otber in this Dis- | 4, s' ent Ofer aud serman of siaye woman pre- | Daniel, on Tth ati Opposite t the Concert. m 10-st red, but neatness and capability the main requi- | at the aoor on the evening of sites, oe ee ~ - x CHARLE RNER'S ANTED—A ne cook, wash, ont Gyanasicit! ry Ae} HOUSE, AND Se : | trict. § t % Large numbers of miners were returning without | *2y party at the South is in the market; | paity National Democrat, published at | "5 Res advertisement i. ¢ : The work of laying the water main on High the means of subsistence on the way back, and it | which is not so. That is to say, no party in Cleveland, Ohio, which shows that his talents | street, which was somewhat unceremoniously A ate ¥ iron; anda GIRL to eneral housew. AGER ALOON, is feared that many will die from starvation. Ap- | that section of the Union will countenance the | ,. appreciated abroad as well as at home : brought = a bapa gyetee Argo — Mayor, soon | and sew. Sieeetrone nothineel aoe ee Ontag Penasecrer Servs, prebensions were also entertained that they would | election of any candidate to the Prosidency | «: j¢ there is one Government bureau more than pie Beng “aegis aoening. Mi? Thoalioes, ee oe Sons Congress strorts, Georgetown, ma Ii No. 521, Centre Market.cornes of Louis attack the outgoing trains. even suspected of willingness to affiliate, after | any orall others that requires a man of energy and WADTED—A small, comfortable HOUSE, Rent not to exceed $39". For such » House a good tenant may be had by addressing ® line t re’ Ba Gn Bier OMe ee tis, aad on all following cpacinn tk ANTED—A YOUNG LA Pa fan nil Be tried the telegraphic line of Capt.Genlda. W sx stare, Nowe neni ntptietices wal nscne | new patent oommictnee Et twit canteen roared Appiz atNoo34" Lousiana avenue, te- | Mx Rtod able, bodiewssray With gold, or Wwe with wi ; bi i me de One tween 7th and Sith streets, <a E | epunlves, prabewt a bing the pleasare ity, has the contract for doing it. ae ; 4 ted hoi ited to high tal- | © 7 ‘ ‘07 From Messrs. Blanchard & Mohun we | being inaugurated, with the Pepublican party. Say col thdbenry: ‘chat raapienc ie thie ‘Cothniasion. | _ ‘The venerable old mansion on Gay street, which a . FA rh was erected in 1506 by the late Mr. Laird. father « * el, | The Baltimore Patriot, Richmond Whig, and | ership of Indian Affairs, and, unless we are greatly 3 2: A pose = aves peewee . ay ee tale aadity few es Bouthern Opposition 4 lcd Ge Tresident tas found thel uae fn he of our excetlent Corporation Clerk, and for many republished by heir usu P 6 2 aaa ‘a member | Years ove ied by him, is about to lose all appear- some style of typography, paper and binding. | papers, in calling earnestly for the proposed pe rit Sonate pore Aeron yo ance of sietocraes Soll 15 Seacecrntty Coes xe “ The Foster Brothers’’ will, we think, take rauk | fusion, mean neither moro nor less than a prop- | with the Indian character-—for many years ied cuitCourt, (Dantap.) who already commenced pee . next to “ Adam Bede’? among the noticeable and | osition that the Republican party shall cease its nut ebiadinae ter pete wane ofthe the work of thoroughly remodeling and modern- WAnreo au oo capi tee tae ee. Gens Bava ben. the pine Spemennd: So stay Sar readable novels of the scason. Who is the author, | hostility to the institution of Southern slayory, | Getamitice on Indian Alluire ta the Inerer, louse Hite hie fate mds making At (as soon as com. | COGESWELLS NEW MEDICAL SALT wnac: | "nee tet wane WERNER. we wonder? ite wi s Opposition) | of Congress —he ix peculiarly titted for the high | hleted) his future residence. | ‘The work is to le | other column, mar I7-tr SAARLES WERNER: cat ck eek ce Ce dl responsiblestation to which he haa been called | lone by Mr. A. Rarher, bricklayer, under LO} GYMNASIUM RE ij" Ata ball at Nevill Hall, Pittsburg, Pa.,on | on that basis. Thus, they are seeking to ac- by the President.” fear chai pervision of Mr. John Harkness, architect, of your AT | i052 corn RMN ASIUM Ri Pay might last, au alfray occurred. | ‘Thowas | complish an end exactly such as that aimed to —- 4 T fic leat Ratbek aeaieein pliGae etek Pa FOR RENT AND SALE. Inviting my friends Hanna stabbed William Cable aud Samuel Crow. | he attained by the Northern fusionists of the Hanna was then terribly beaten by several persons. aggre aoa = HOUSE | branch of my businers, Dora Busixess ix 4 Bustvess Way.—In | state. ‘To use an expreasion of one of our millers. | JYOR REN $ PRLSALETA FRAME HOUSE | in true Philndelphin etylen Tri = = . i the subject | 4 ’ . wu Lookout for further notion. Gable died the next day. He wasa young man | 27/htve’s school; except that each of the con- | the gourse of the past year, the Navy Agent at Seoeiccs, With te preteat Tatiawek andeet- healthy nought orhood ater very nears aideat | _SP2Im C aaa acy aout sh of ccc aheaea dies iet tending or contracting parties seck to outwit | 1); point has disbursed upwards of a million | isting excitement it js bard to sy to what point a ley. Can be haa by ay ag wextdoor, ma iz-si* —_—_—_—_———__ TS, RENTISTS AND OTHERS. —Fow Rexr— BALLS, PARTIES, &c. The ROOMS ocenpied by Dr. Cockertile. Ap . soon 3 ty to ROBERT WKIGHT, Penn. avenue, be- T ~_, THE MAY PESTI ween 12th and {3th sts. ma 12tf HE Namerous extizens whe, =e inclemenoy of — weather, wo. TS 1.ET—HOUSE No. 279 south B street. near | from attending the May § estival gay New Jorecy avenne—one of tue most desireable Assembly Rooms on inet Tresday, hav residences on Capitol Hill; a commody B ick | quested a repetition of this sonereaans @ Dw. ling, having nine rooms, with stable aod car- | tainment, | feel const.nined to mawent kok se —to i “othe . i ices will tend bef y reacti 8. Com- and one of the managers of the ball. Hanna was | the other- ss other to abandow ts | of dollars on Goverament account, in payments Boe anv rseae ee a ai drunk when the ditticulty oecarred. distinetive political aims. 3 Es great and small, and every ono of his thousands | $72¢7"35 sales yesterday at the last figures; extras ae aes = ns ae Now,when they come together in national con- vouchers have been passed by the accouating | $7 50 to $7.75; family — Good red and J” In New York, on Tuesday morning, Fran- | yontion, if thei i yestions be essayed * A White wheat would command from $1.70 to $1.90, cis J. Q. Umsted. a lawyer, and the husband of as eh if ai fonion magees e h be a” -_ rs of the Treasury just as rendered by him. and corn from 91 to He, for yellow and white = 2 to be carried out eventually, a clas! tween | Thi? fact embraces proof that the affairs of his | Non either offeridg. 7 Mrs. Devereux Umsted, who recently published a ; ‘ ye " : i 3 bod : ic: ciety vith their respective views and interests must occur; responsible office are conducted with business | Sore of the dwellers on Stoddard street com- paar Sap harag bore Tan naglacsen = as it is as idle to expect the one to turn aboli- i eae indeed that | Pltin of being grievously annoyed by certain | riage-house tn the rear Rent $525 per annum. Any | desire, aad take pleasure in annowmemn< ® revolver, the ball passing inte the right ear and | #8 1¢ hid “| tact and fidelity, making it clear im that | Pouthe wiio sotiellines amuse themselves by shoot- | portion of the Furnitars will be sold. Ocenpancy | tion of the May Festiva. to take pines on Tt causing instant death. Ite leaves a young widow | tlonists as tho other tocease to be abolitionists; | he and his corps of assistants are valuable ing at a mark contagious to their promises, Boys, | Will be given after the txt of June, The premines Da and two children. The jury were unable to de- | because, for the Southern Opposition to adopt, bs 5 jury imagaut, atthe ae wwe where tho s ha noon between 5 and 6 p.m. man t2-6t* was fi have some of your names, and if we hear an- | C8" D* 80n hetweenSandé p.m. ; ‘ public officers. wooee “ ; » Sy = ; |, in order to afford each friend, old and . cide whether the shooting was the result of acci- even with a denial of that purpose, the general ste eS AES ; the galas 2 we iniend to hand them ~? ey re better opportunity of being presont, the tam dent or design views or aims of the Republican party, will Secretary Fioyp.—The Socretary of War UF-tw a case in Buffalo, in which the owners | S*°eP them from the face of the political world, | has left the city, we understand, on a ehort | GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. if the weather should prove aulavorable, te past tre Market. aud tmediately adioining, and seuth ned for the next ‘air evening. SRE ae tain ononne. Avply Tee etiscice for tener who Attondod the bret 1 he Republi iat ie . V H. LASKE ann ON. ee! eectalonnent is reduced to one-haif, For others, : - as surely as the Republican party wi anni- | visit to Virginia. ——-— R TO LET AND ELIGIRER BOARD | St of the tuys that conveyed Heenan and Morrisey |). A 4 . = a4 * A REsouetio! nting certain privi 5 ‘A Front Parlor to let the tst floor, with or Tickets ean bs had at Carusi's Sa! and their friends to the fighting ground were de- hilated if venturing to remit back to the guid- q ren’ jor on s = 2 % : Resolved by the Bonrd of Aldermen and Board of ina suit charging them with carrying | ce of Gerrit Smith, Garrison, Wendel Phil- Tax Weatner.—The following report of the | Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, contrary to law, the defence set up the | lips & Co.. the hundreds of thousands of North- | weather for this morning is made from the Morse | Phat 3 haters ieee — Eoiaacgid the parties were not composed of that | €rn (Opposition) voters who have become con- | Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Lnstitution. the south side of West street. from the corner of class of passengers which the law designed to pro- | verts to abolitionism under tho latter-day | The time of observation is about 7 o’olook : Washington street to the school-house of Mrs. Ab- tect, and for whose safety the enactment was | teachings of the Republican party leaders. bott, as to be in accordance with the plan present- passed; in other words, that they came more ap- | ‘The rank and file of the Republican party be. | New York, N ed by the Surveyor of the town: Provided, It shall on. Without Board. Also. several boarders can be ac The former invi'ation to the Indies nnd gentle modated with good Board at No. 441 9th street, | Mn ts here respectfully repentei. = = p Srposite the Patent Ofhen. ma Wzeese | wonTz- at LEWIS CARUSI OR RENT—One nice COTTAGE HOU containing 6 roome, situated on Massachuertts BOARDING. h ty the ——— = avenue, between lith and 15th streets. Pumpin DING, ingubef tie wan Saad Ue ard, it $12 month. For particulars inquire | FROAF othe Reut $12 SS the brick nomen ma 1 St B * in Washingt at Men, CARTER’S, Sirgen 4 j " = sma Hill, North A street, No. mn 10 ow" $ cloudy, wind NE. be done at their expense, and without injury to} FNOR REN ~The COPTAGE Capitol Hill » North A street, No. 4, ‘ propriately under the head of live stock. lieve the unsound dogmas which they have | poiggaphin, Pa cloudy, cold the property-holdereupon thestreet a2 proved F stoned re a ‘treet, between Band C“ieoon- GARD IN THE COUNTRY Having mnie SSE eRe SR ey as . , 2 rf a e ins 1 rooms and kitc! 1 a a n wer {7 Dickens's new weekly journal, «All the | been taught, so sincerely as that their abandon- Moret. yg cloudy wee sratk abalt beset ect ta the approval of the Mayor. | the yard, The grounds that aprround the cotinge | former residences wo ahall he proparcel Ur am Year Round,” a copy of which we have received | ment in any fusion platform that might be con- | petersbury *V: cloudy, 56 >. Approved March 12, 1559. Wilthe ron toe tpatmon ounce a ‘a-y > a The locasion ismx smalee ross Weshincts from the American publishers, J. M. Emerson & | ceived, or even to seek to disguise them in the | Norfolk, Va. raining, 66°,wind NW ee H. KING, three dco's above Kirkwood Hous”, Lt | and five from Alexandria, = . re 2 A ResoLvtiox In relation to the Mi ger of ke; retired, bealthy,and Co., New York, starts off in a thoroughiy-attract- | construction of any such platform, will prove Dhow gne liga aa Pag : “the Mayor and Clerk. mye. Som ee tL follent water; and extennive \mwnn, A carince ea! ive aud readable style, and is bound apparently to | the signal for the instant disbandment of the Knoxville, Tenir clear, 65°. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen ond Board of | WOR RENT—Tow ped end permanany Senet, leave the mansion for Washington every morning have as large a measure of success as did “ House- Republican party as now constituted. Three- | Chattanooga, Tenn’ clear, 60°. Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, | Sng ad street east, near the old Capitol, conta an on ee 2B nS, LEWIS BAILEY. hol Words’? under Mr. Dickens's management. fourths of i k and fil ii thas ie Raleigh, N.C cloudy, 58°. That hereafter the pay of the Messenger of the | roomsand celiac. Inquire next aour,or at 510 H Faarfax counts, V From Emerson & Co. we have also the © United ‘ourths of its rank an file would thus be re- Wilmington, N cloudy, cool. Mayor and Clerk shall be one hundred dollars | street, between 7th ann 8th etx, ma 10-St* States J 1? mitted to the guidance of the mozt ultra aboli- | Columb ia, 8. C. clear, mild, per annum, with the privilege of the occu ARE CHA > FOR WOOD AND COAI _ a y? a cheap literary paper of large om lenders, Charleston, §. 6 clear, 70°. wind 8, of the third store of ‘the Sern ewes, which som RAREY ERS.—The vacant LOL on A xtreet, eth circulation. - ss sh be pai onthly to said Messenger. spend ‘ : i Weenie: Entertaining such opinions, of course we are Sateanahe ae i png A are a "Approved March 19, 1859 i brit can te lensed iors yonraip saviee wlmaebe povomeh pos ad ae SoTmER VICTIM OF THE Sicnixs ExciteMExt. | no belicvers in the possibility of a fusion of the | Macon, Ga... cloudy, pleasant. —_ and a moderate yoarly rent. = as 7m Ee F " rum ble fo ps Gallatin, (Tenn.) correspondent of the N. Y. opposition that may jnot fail to detract from, | Atianta, Ga.*, clear, 61~. A —— erg cathy (ta arene for the wel crane ons nie gules ” HURCH ORGANS! DX Press says = . | Columbus, clear, pleasant. purchase of a Transit instrument. > by SIN goat — “A Phi accident has just occurred at the | Tther than increase the strength of the main | Montgomery. clear, Lrasnera Resolved by the ity of Aldermen and Board of ene CRAGIN, 124 emits Oy & HENRY. ERDEN, oF New Youx, Law School, about 15 miles from this place. The | Opposition to the Democracy in the approach- | Prairie Bluff, Ala. clear, pleasant. Common Council of the Corporation of licorgeion, 2 ORGAN . J ‘ ate ; he i HE MOST VALUABLE FARM IN THE | Respoctfully informe the citizens of Washingt» indents were trying (illustrating) the mio tleycese | ing Presidential election. There aro other | Lower Peach Tree, a faa ie Ager Thane uiwny soucneen te TEN NEST MOUNTAIN FOR SALE. | that he will remain tn thie city for m few dys Fy part of Sickles jerked an - Siatol which fo ‘did elements of difference in the ranks of the op- Gainsville, Mi clear, pleasant. and the same is hereby appropriated for the pur- Someta ped 3 th jabell of a ceuketectiies Willarde® Sew rahe he A rig way hot know was loaded, and shot his most intimate | position—the tariff, the Cuba question, &c., &c., | New Orleans, clear, 72°, calm. Chase of a Transit Instrument for the use of the | 324" sores of land, one of the moat desirable —__—_——— ——— — - friend. who was taking the part o through i a P. z 3 FROM THE WEST. Surveyor. And the Clerk is hereby directed to | locations in upper V us. The soil is rich, and MASTILLAS, the chest. Mr. Tap took the partie Sklen ah | all of which will operate to render the proposed K, Md...........,.clondy, cool.” pay the saine to the order of Anthony Hyde and | the imorovementa extensive, and in perfaet onder, a DUSTERS. AND RAGLANS Mr. Barke the part of Key. It wasat first thought | fusion impracticable, though none of them may Hagerstown, Md. loudy, cool. Samuel Bootes, Jr., Survevor. prod ryenpds tee plaad geet Peg ney goons — Le errs ot mi ANTS LEAS, Barege ax ae ~— tag recover, but mortification has | be so potent as the slavery question. Neverthe- | Cumberland, Md. rloudy, cool. Approved March 26, 1959. office of this paper. (tho Star,)at most of the publie | “Just received at H. EGAN me or Pesala eal a Guatenin less, one and all, they will have their due share Wheeling. Va Hs el — ANBERRIES! Fecedell i pre Beg eg bore ma we ——— see roe sis hinwelf, but been prevented by his young friends. | of influence in preventing the whole opposition Parkersburg, Va clear, cool A small lot of GRANDER BESS aer’} Seu Pine aad Borecteed tye feoein NEW STORE:-GRocERIES) \ —_—_————————___ from rallyi i . | Harmer, Ohio. lear, cool A smi jot o| AD oR n nice order, | © o - y STORE !—GROCE! IES!! authorities of the New York Navy Yard are imme- ; : Cincinnati, O. lear, cool, —_ —— nee ; eae —_- _ E. KE, O IN respectfully informs the ci i Tribe ‘ "hie y AVENTY. EN NTIOD T IN U~Th bly | zens of Washingto: pened ten diately to hold a general survey of the Sabine, that j £74!" Richmond Whig, et al., so earnesily # House line. SHER EESS ARTCC Dyk OF- ee ON AR DING Ber BLES sey | Epasof Was — aia CHE T S F i . her exact condition may be reported to the Depart- Propose just now. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 2. m., (cor- FERED IN WASHINGTON, opposite Centre Market, corner of 2th atreet and Pa, My stock o goods, just purchased, is targe, av ment. The Sabine’s c 411 not be ai =: o-—_—_ rected for tem perature,) 30,012; at noon 30,08: 4 First-rate Note Paper only 735 cents per ream at | @¥venue, will be for rent on the J ing of May (thi embraces a) kinds of GROCERIES, such as— Screw Will not be discharged | An Inronrant Decision oF THR GENERAL | Thermometer, at 7 a. m., 53°; at noon 63° SHEPHERD'S, corner 7th and D, mal? | month, For torms apply at No. 376 E street, be- Sugars, Teas, Coffee, —— as they may be wanted fur service very | Lann Orrice.—The following decision has been Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a m. to- For 1 a | SADDLE HORSE, ¢ SS RENiGD. oa CKEY,G — it Uhniebet Winn and Liqnora, Th made by the Commissioner of the General | 22%) 5°) minimum su. y dy ac and Ne Fn rl et every variety of Fruits, Confectigner hesteamersof the Paraguay fleet are all proceed- | a Ofhen: tn vad hi ae Eree $125. Apply LO | Hoven es Ps ial ing homeward slowly, © in pairs,” and may be an ice, in reference toa case w sich re- PERSONAL. Cl he AVE, tio ofa ton a SE kor orgies qu bond the =o expected to arrive daily at the different seaboard | C°Mtly eame to the Land Office for adjudication: Hon. Thos. Corwin, of Ohio, isat Browns’. | @gy= REWARD —The pudersigned will pay the | ete enter Wi coliedt wehene of che potitees cities. The United States steamer Southern Star, | ‘The case referred to is that of a qualified citi. | -"** Hon. A... By Grorawood had famil ce, $2! shee toward ore the Spurakeoeies tt + ae J eolicit a share of the public PAsrome, sy . = Paraguay expedition, arrived in Hampton | 26M. who, xettling upon n piece of unoceupied | the United States Hotel. sig Porson or persons who stoned his honse and broke LOST AND FOUND. ree road yesterday. > auleeh ko cee Gara oe a —P faa 7-4 santhwest corner 3th | land, erecting a dwelling thereon, and oceupy- . the windows, &e.,on the nights of lili of March age » Alli White, \ it Kirk- i pores St ae Hon ison ite, of Pa., is at Kirk. ol and 24th of April last. OST—LAND WARRANT No. 70,353, for 160 HOSIERY, GLOVES, & United States Naval | ing it, was, before completing his right, ead | Woods. a HENRY SOMMER, Lanes my same, under the ct of 90 | HAVE. pow on peed eaves tone eecortment Constructor at the Navy rd, Portsmouth, Virgi- | while in the oceupancy of his elaim, arrested -+:-The Hon. John Seott Harrison declines to | ™ 12 2t* Maryi’d av., bet. 1th and 32th sts, east. | March, 1855, for serviess performed in the war of 4 and Chiidren’ ht 4 i sa Hall Hose, nia, died on 'T and Children’ ven, in great varie ; buying t) sell acain will find my mes 1812, in Capt. Ditler’s Company. Pa. Mil. The pal lie are cautioned against the Furehase the eaid Warraut, as it is my intention to apply to the Com A CARD. TENTION Tis called to the Trusteo’s sale on jay afternoon, May l4th, at Siz 0 clock. on the be th cratic jovi EE by legal process under Territorial law, charged Ohio.” Pewee cenabaats Tir’ Governor of Ar versary Celebrations. | ith 4 high crimo, and in default of bail was ---*'Phe lady of the Hon. Pierre Soule, died on | 3#" “| mtasioncr of Pensions for a duplicate thereof. ment one of the largest and best te eaters from u Anti-Slavery Society commenced | imprisoned to await his trial, which did not | Wednesday, the 5th inst., at his residence in New wok Ranars Novpee freaiien oeynen’s | “apseeow. JOHN AS BARTRUPF, | Se Cy and 383 Poeun. events. act American Ant Slavery Sr si caimmenced | impr an ae dene me vans. between K and L streets nu ear the handsome ON THIS w DAY OF MAY, 1559, before ma 10-4 bet. 6th aud 7th #v Saat Sreete iste anniversary on Tos ay, atthe P : he public offering of re +--+ Hon. J. Cochrane, of New York ; Rey. pr | Pritence of the late Major 1. ne me,a J of the Pence for Wash- —— oe ~ ee Lord Gary, Rooms, Bemedway. ean lands to which the claim belongs. Under this Lawton, of Sonth Carolina; and Ex-Gov. G. w. ma t2-d JAS. ea POU Sap soot Sorted we H tthe Dietrick oF Columbia. DOOR S Now Prepneadl ter ‘aramer by a now © fro te tw ott ractn Fogand’ aortas | state of facts the question arises, Is his right Geary, of I'causylvania, are at Willards’. vena S.C. MeG 2 So: SS Fee iy arton Tasler, Ss) 4 rotestants «| sinm, and a letter from Joseph fied that ne taken up astray GRAY HORSE. | hendee abouts years of age, with a mark on his left fore " leg Said horse is be from as il was -sen to swim across tho Basler from that direction. Persons owning qutasted to come forward aud prove charges, &c, Pax’ c 2 ! | forfei ii : * + Among the novelties in ration for th Mazstul relative to American Slavery, and earn- | forfeited by his arrest and PROseyCtntion, aad ™ publisitn 4 season in Lon om isa bew serial estly hoping for its speedy abolition. “The resolu. | the Iand open to settlement, or does he retain | work by Mr. T wckeray. pnp while Some belvat rea ncompro- the right acquired prior to his arrest ? ::-- Mrs. Bloomer, of bi-farcated costume 5 bu and Wendell Phillips, went stated, the inchoate right to the | Cousei) Biuts, Sows. steps in advance even of these, pad of theses wah : bed jand s0 settled method, Pantalete, Baades, Vokes. + Skirts SHRVANTS FOR SALE. “520 reo GIRLS 19 to 2 years old ; good house ser sand can sew very well é ti! ther no- | 8re35. Also, two CHILDREN of serve until they are 39 years of age. il be ne bar- pn applied for at once. Inquire of MeK EN- Ne &° LANSDALE, Fire Insurance and Resi ad Collars, and Cuffs aks, and all kind are re- | ton; al Bs Bridge etroot, Georgetown. . 3 OUNS ILLUSTRATED LIBR The Pope’s health is said tobe far from | Hatato Agents Nov 320 7th stool neee De Wand (ith sca ON TAYLOR, on 1 be- Br NTIGUARTAN iat A . -***"Phe Pope's 8 sai oO ir rt er 0. 0: near . x : Nt Strongly hinting at the desirability of a general | (Pt occupied prior to the arrest would not Satisfactory to those who best kuow his constinn | “me izatiw= ” aS —— os) Ce RAR Stave iusurrection. Speeches were made in the thereby become forfeited, but would remain in | tion. <<: THIS DAY OPENING, FY 8Psone TRAVELIN ae Ay Bor HimtoRie A =e — “aig es Phitipe, Pillsbary, | abeyance to await the determination of the ape. Rarey !s now in St. Petersburg, but his F BENCH Lece,Chantily and hea 7 Site Mant f BRAUTIFU!. | ‘i Ron TLORG Liter. , . Furness, is Pe q A ‘ ex) t i i . | Mohair and Ctuth Racilans anc ors 5, eon 1 5 " S and in the evening by the Rev. Mi oe rae criminal courtagainsthim. The Commissioner ing to M. Neapod ora mi cheeses sicihiees a eee Organdies,and French ‘in ‘double Saabs nlnn ee ery wag py trices. —T BOBN'S ENGLISH Ch, Bdward lites Neat: of Brooklyn; Ar. | further decides that if his inchoate right was| --- Hou I nace Walker, who war President | Silk Mitts, Wits Goods ts great variates Passes | MRT Ge PRANCIS, £90 7th xt ee Oy pene P-arigindir poral Tee nee ee valid up to the timo of his arrest, it is not for- eee paves Secretary, has declined the nom}. and Sun Umbrellas ; witha large stock of goods PReELIGLE WATER COLOR, maz Sth and W : y 2 A ie re 4 oon 24 =e _______ Seswoon Oh - = coutinued yesterday, wien it wan expected tien | feited by that act; and that no advantage can Tennessee,” SMO Senate from Shelby county, | lor Travelling Dreete | HUTCHISON, SCHUTTER & MICHAELSON, JOB T. BERKLEY, the venerable Lucretia Mott would be one of the | be tuken of the claimant by reason of his arreat Now Goods arriving every few days throng hout ARTISTS. SILKE DYFR, Speakess. The society's receipts for the y | : ‘. : ---- Mr. Henry Erben, the famous New York | theseasse ma 12tin FRESCO. DECORATIVE, Has removed to No. 429 Pann. aveune. se reached $19,°35 45, (includ: . bal: } end and imprisonment; and if the public sale of the | organ builder, is at Wéillirds’. He, it will be re- = Nai icant mae And F Desert ption of site, between 8d and “ Stroeta, and opposilr* before.) expenditures $11,123 50; balance on | !nds within which his claims lies shall take | nembered, has buiit perhaps more orzaus than | COR THE DISC SSR nO NIST IN aL- ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, Uuited States Hotel. He has no conn ction hand $2.458 6. 7#300; balance on place previous to his discha cial. j © | all the reat'in the business in'this countey, and his] NOTICE.—Thot Altern ie’ and Washington | me EP be (ist, bet, Mthrand 12th ats, | his former old stand, bx tween 9h and 10th ats. A convention of delegates from the Bapti t be rge or trial, it would | factory usualiy turns out such work a8 to account Railroad Company will run-an, WOR SALE—An excellent northern bred — - mn is i - Churches in the eastern, itidilie, and northweken | Lot be Proper to offer at pablio saie the tract | for the numerous demande upon it extra train vor tucht Thursday, Cea Bs HE HORSE, Hers Rerfectls sound and gen PAR Ok SEPERION BLOODED MARE id . * a wee “ —- = ie, His! Fouter, aud « 7 “ne v4 od Sates, numbering over 0), assembled in the oli. |" Cimed. The arrest of the party Heer net ane ae vB mguevilie, .alrendy | ii, to Washinton cits iemstats aikay tee clotet ont niet cate niperbar MARES belonging te the Prone’ Monae TS Nef street Baptist Church on Mbulay, the object | destroy, but suspends only his right until ho is | Nuneptnnty Pact Suly too es enounced, is now | of the political disounsion to take place this sventer Ha AR EME trotting BUGGY and are ulfored forsale. They may be seen at ing to reduce the present number of the benevo- | restored to libert: In the ev . rsitl ey well established. The | hotween Movers, Shackleford, Th uaa, and Simith. ARNESS. The whole wiil be sold a bargain. emey er's Stable, G street, he leut ‘societies in the charch by uniting ‘thems ai rty. Inthe event of the party’s | celebrated anthor of La Democratic en Amerigue | the candidates for Comgroas, at Liorty. EH Apply to L. F. CLARK, No, 248 Pa. avenue. streets west, JAS. C. MoG under one or two boards of management, and thes | CeRViction of an infamous crime other questions weak Cannes on the 16th Instant, at theage of 51 poche fewer me ‘ mee ; =< —_ oo Sadopecd is River of fe pets ght csolutions were | arise, upon which the Commissioner does not ++ The Boston Journal mays that the friends of Railroad on this ocessi io Arrenriog 8 called Sa lcis Friday af PPE Ran. % ~ Front contin _- discussion arose a8 to the details of the plane to be | £2¢! called in the present instance to make'n | Mr. Hawtuerne wit ne cay that th learn that | spou'thin menas of Seostuee bone teeta We | & avons har Poh atehe een n the, premises, uf ‘ MOORE'S, bog ano pie held three sessions, and 2djourned | decision. letters from Rome, under date of April 16, speak | —— a a Lots Iv,it and 12,in Davidson’: ision of square West End Drug Store ree & Yesterday morning. “The Hon. Geo. = > = of the improved health and ably recovery of EW ARRANGEMENT. No. 282, fronting on New York avenur, south side. nt a A supply of Spring Medicines jast rec: ive! N. Briggs, of Mass., presided. Tu First Cano or tan Seasox.—We | Miss Hawthorne, whose dangerous i eae waa re N Pe comes ait BY 8! TO PHILADEL PULA (Vin Ga From 20 to 0 feel 10.8" paged hee ick, varziog | a above, ' mart The forty-third anniversary of the New York | learn that the Danish bri Coatly'neported: some er hours divert,» ***!-)|sinw andeseniiontdrsinace fas iticact te ite en T yd pg ng Sanday School Union was ae prt ‘e Danish brig Ceres, one bun- --.. A very spicy personal controversy isn pro- | The fine steamer mend then to every oue desiring an unexceptionatie HB undereig having a large quantits of Tuesday. “In the afternoon the aie ter; dred days from the Chincha Islands, is in the inthe heeds, (Va ) news; between | festlar weekly trips bu: Terms easy aud title indisputable, | Whe vers beet 4 of Barding SAND on awl. to the various Sunday schovis in the city aneceas | Potomac river, bringing the first ca rp Kiesrrs, John Minor Botls and O is Wise, | “telpltinand the 5 J.C. MoGUIRK & C2, Apote, | Til dispyse ol in procession to the places where tweed i 7 silted Fe Ot Pe iacwhich they say awfully hurd thinge of each | ql@ever Vhilmdetphia overs Satur- PIANO FOR RENT at @1 : that the annivermry exceeinen Tiesund tppeinted tuvian guano that has come to the District Of | other. Were not euch dh so of ee day at 12 o'clock m. 8 5 A mawoce ay $1 per month. throughout the city. and there united te siete Columbia within a year direct from the guano | Richmond politics, the distant ar of" theme neaves Georgetown every Tuesday at 12 0 clock Pinwo for male at 83. . a) ‘ioe editany eed te tee" | wae, ft thereirew remarkably fea | Mig fcy tri am cone | 00H recived evry day at tth ede of cho| Aen Rt cnn fc unr rt, en Cooper Institute, by ex-Gov. Pollock of wet the importation, and will of course be more effi- -++'The wou. erences . Ihe Jerome” is guaranteed to insure at the | 8? £c., for sale, rent, or ied in nent at red bg the lant went, St Mhceras are’ Cookman, of Philadelphia, ’ayd | Ci¢Rt for the farmer's purposes, ton for ton, | «« py Holmes, In hintrticle, « Phe Prefenty attc | lowent rates. ma 10 306 Pa. av. bet Miran others; and the otticers of the Society for en- | than the same arti le- i F ; Breakfast Table,’ tak ps Freliday atte For freight aeriy ic HYDE & DAVIDSON ace Cae aT —— suing year weie elected. Tticle-imported into northern cakfast Table, e8 occasion ‘ater at: G ¥ HARMON BUR at length to lec- .JUST RECEIVED AD em heey The second National R. ning ports and there stored fur months before being ture his readers on his religious vi Veshould | Agent in Philadelphia—THUS, WEBST r 3 tof by a doors east of Natioual Het onventi 4 No. 14 North Wh ata : ° carnepard Mascon on Fucay athe Minion: | “ehipved to thie region. The eargo of thie | Conway ees re mere neenenn: an alent | No.1 North Wharven mame t nt Pon ROSE ere BP oS*® Siausnest USE E Of delenetae eins. ~The convention is consposed | Ye%el will be landed at the western wharves | Young Cincinnati eh a, formerly of tuiscity, | EA” : BLEACHERY. CELLARS, ete., suitable for presenta, ~ yd of a es % OF Every Kind, Vericty, and Quality. try hating som Institutions thronzhout the coun- | of Washington, where her enterprisi h Mhigdhtimomicor alias «| ing “embryology” Lasline’ Nesopliten, Straw, and Leghorn Ron- Jewsiler. SEMKEN, Wuirawase Bane Sweerixe Beet ey, having t thelr Sbicpt lke reformation of ju- | torers, Messrs. Fowle & Co pa em ¥ ‘ie his congregation. ier Hie a, vpn ne Ge 5 oe epee po eke ns eames, Derrine BRUSUE from for eee ji » elther i KS hold the | REFINISH ER ee rm mt tie IGHTNING RO Se maaufecta ie Gen be ed veneeient sate, hve tmade the waus.ot from | entire agency for the Peruvian guano trade in WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY. | #2" HE MOWSES Bat and | L, caicy Wriction import car uss, and a! to unfortunate ‘ capecially for GENCINE PEATE A TIPS. | Vp-tice, seers pee SS, as ws of our geoda, we take pleasure en cr fer!" FRANCIS 1-4 BAR ete ee ‘who have bean oe" By atlecture cry LIGHTNING C We tor @ of a of: % Corner of Tenth pt le a Fee ied, Othe ee Seppe ae anal ai orth» prom = Sign of Gilt Saw, Penn. avenne, het.'10th and 1th ats ‘test notice, at M. Bon it Bieachory, EW YORK TON.) / ‘JOS. REYNOLDS, Sec. Ne reek nein New ety ead ith tilizers of seneeres descriptions, all of which j raproasot the asvrk warden Eh cor ea, mort y most o pocorn oj 3 — passed nto the hands of the farmers and | yori ‘ J the purpows ° pg! poor x we Vays “ERI ' ere applied to the soil within striking dis- BURNING Ment at 8 o'clock ot ig) Se aint ORs SGHELs tance of this point. Their sales gave so great Rooan NG next, May. 1ath, ius, atthe 2 BAGS, ine satisfaction to the purchasers, as that it is| ms itzt “Hi Curtsinsfor sale. mn ti-2m- this city, propose hereafter to haye their Dis- an ch of the oom Ht take indy and elfort. ‘The object of the convention 1 | trict of Columbia depot. They imported i fam nal nee iss VENING, at 3 to afford an opportunity of exchan zing views and Alexandria and Washington an omnes shes tees % Bro requested to be punctual. for the improv. t ion of the ene | tity Last year, as well as of other . reform among juvenile delat of the cause of allot wh tompts by pattics wo repsevent their La Kod | _mae ae Points as ay 4 anne er. eee begs leave to the public auch H. ut peivete lot of FINt c reading of spore addrcanes eee mavouie RRTEME NYS AOY'S, de, to which Team- uate eh ithe at hie aceof tasmmegs | feet Gartorn. Bu bua OP acksoa, and cti Nosema of Li already clear that they will probably double ICk, CRBAMof | bent quality garvoa Pleaca cal ond sopens rine : thorsed,‘axeui, Me. Chating ota | sg Seiden seit Sa mee eho a a eae | neta, (ere ere Gienda been lag state. “°C C0n- } if every ton of the Cores’ cargo, just arrived; muds every dey and toany part of she ma ite ___ OPPO. ize Market. man l-$m_______ FRANCIS LA BARRR. ao eee wr be sold ere the first to: les articular attention given te macy % Parties with TOOLS, 7 Andi NOTICE. R F tie tale Ps doe-bille, which an estenr of Yale College, delivered ¢ Arst ton can he landed... every! Phra wee at the PHIL ala, aan herbs warned not to qredit or py Syd mot C. Draper’ hy tlewal Union te it the frost | C84NGe or eum Pay ov rug Roure Aannrs | out aeen, Y, 4 rs eo ease Pht ane bes ae Talend. on Satu night ht nat. Gia: ene order fros way Tabernacle. soot wal hee crea ov 88 Post Orricg Derantunxe.—It- hes | sg .RD- : ma 1 St FRED W. WALZ. _| Sutsavations amber: oue from es pcr Bay srs the Laity and Cieg been direoted by the Postmaster General that ” Biss ommat : ta rt & Deoneor r pe Christian Ghureh*. ; moe apteraen ov Pia . CATV eg, ai the Markee "3 oun wer of te The American and F. prtaiey bd , rrr be: paid in. UMDAY pat eng SRS Spat ae poet ere ALE