Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1859, Page 2

frei: NEWS AND GOSSIP. - _o | Worx.—There are more Perso =, name Becessarily idle among us at time of employment, than at @y period npiqery = => : fime before. A citizen w L im sue T “Tue Stag” ts PRINTED OW TUB] matters estimates the numl Papen ame 1 vue sour or Bauti- ud, a considerable portion of MORE, ITS EDITION IF 50 LARGE 45 TO REQUIRE iT heads of worthy familics, hows EVENING STA Fer ea eeanatoce Wpovte we saat tx by | their position in Tife. Tt was ho by Gove Twrtve o'ctoce, OTHERWISE THEY MAY. NOT | actively interested in the well being 0! were a APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY. serving class of our fellow-citizens, that thei Nortes.— Disraict =r omaia Apvenries: | sufferings from want of work would not be pro- ‘MENTS TO BE pen pre poppe abe Sex | longed beyond the period when the Mayor, by ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THX | sizning the Water Works bill, would enable Etaw oFvicK. them to find work under the Corporation's Pears PRESS, | ens*gements. He has determined otherwise SPIRIT OF THE MORNING Liar ea practically because the Board of Al- The Constitwtion publishes een dermen refuse to throw down the safeguards to pacers ar aot pmameae wines §-7-8, | Secure beyond peradventure the honest and tutes a comparison for the years 185 ;,” | faithful disbursement of the immense amount vasider the head kaows sf Miseclisneowt” | high ia to be raised hy taxing to that end the aad “leaves the facts to m aa ecaee hag property-holders of this city for the construc- in vindication of the SS agains, {iba of (his were bn qeeetiile -tlg'aetepsenie bp aay 2 of 2 blic | Which for near fifty years past have been in : = > weal pa ata es nearly all such cases resorted to here, and with on Intelligencer thinks that the Democrats peachy er wites so far as the bron integrity prengnpang a mdey Lebar pm tegahiag Ge meee oe exectly the presateh esPg se pera oss a Corporation however; and, if the people — j it, the Water Works can be 5 ily pus! spiel one SP ahead, despite his “ouaee welfth SCF" The comes now approsthing the sun will | seotion sefeguard. Their remedy is in the ee ans eee election on the first Monday in June of a suf- beadt 3 3 eS eeeee ficient number of the Council beards pledged IL” Extensive preparations are being made te to pass the Water Works bill over his veto. Wark ogee Hage RE EHED, VOW hethe Thus, it may be made a law in perhaps a week ee ne eee after the election, and the laborers among we now secking work may at once obtain it, as profitably fur the jax-payers as for themseives. - Native Grapes.—The agriculiural division of the United States Patent Office lately re- ecived from Gov. Steele, of Peterboro’, N. I., three canisters, numberel resp ely 1.2. T> James H. Johuson was hung on Friday, the 13th instant, at Washington, Rappahannock county, Va.. for the murder of his wife. UF" The Military Institute, at Culpeper C. H., Va_, was sold on Thursday last to E. B. Smith & pwn vines, and he deseribes the vines as being vigorous growers and constant bearers, pre- ducing a round berry moreor less colored, ac- vording to exposure, and adds that they are decidedly the best native grape he had ever cultivated. No. 2 contains slips taken by himself from two distinct and separate vines of a native white grape raised by a Indy of that town. ‘The berries, he mentions, are round, middle- sized, slightly colored, and are said to be far superior to any native grape in that section. Their flavor is excellent, and different from that of any other grape that he ever remem- bers tasting. As will be pereeived from the s, the vines of this grape are not vigor- ous growers, but that may be from the faet of their not being placed in proper soil to test that point. All attempts made to propagate these vines have fuited. No. 3 contains two bundles, the largest taken from the Contooeook grape wine, as it is called. ‘This grape is represented as being round; and ulihough eatled white is, when much exposed to the direct rays of the sun, a pale purple. Vor several years past, a bright pleasant wire, with the aid of sugar, has been made from this Falls, Mass.. who has attained the mature of over | Spe. “Two or three years since there was 100 years, was recently married toa Mra Sebem- wine made from it in a partially ripened, and merhorn, of Norfolk, who bas also arrived at the | /ro-ex state, and about the same time wine respectable age of “0 years. from the ripened aud unfrozen state. It was diffeult to tell which was the best quality of wine, s3 they were all excellent. The fruit of » smallest bundle in the ean, a seedling from Contooeook, is purple, and the owner says su- perior in flavor to its parents, and from ten to fifteen days earlier in ripening. aie peek {7 In Philadelphia, on Monday, forty-two fatherless boys, from six to ten years of age. were admitted as puptis in the Girard College. The it 17" Molasses has gone up 4 or 5 ecats per gallon within the last week at Portland, Me . the great depot of West India molasses, in consequence of the war news. So saysthe Portland Advertiser. I} The Legis!ature of Connecticut is in session atthe present time. Among other moveweats, a License Law has been introduced, as 3 substitute for the present Prohibitory Law, an@ referred to the proper committee. {197 The summer migration to Newport com- amenced last week. R. Van Limberg. the from the Netherlands, has taken a re Mann avenue for the season. F. 1.. Barreda, Pe- ravian Minister, bas taken a resideuce on Kay street. eure Bible 1! IEPA telegram from Marsetlies, which las not been made public, brings a of news wh gives rise to extraordiuary coujectures, that French commercial vessels have received a warning frou Goverament that it is uot safe to leave the port of cs. U7 We are informed. says the Mousatonic Re- publican, that Mr. Wherler Green, of Ashley UF" The population of Nashville !s 31813 There are sixteen Protestant churches, with a merbership of 2.555, besides tive African churches of GU members. 2.000. ‘This leaves 26,575 belonging to the + big eboreh,”’ which strikes us asa pretty large propor- tion The Catholic membership is Come at Last.—The glorious rain that set in here yesterday morning, though checking trade in our city fur the time being, is never- theless a God-send, so far as its general inter- ests are concerned. All erops in the region of country from which the main supplies of its markets are drawn were commencing to lan- guish for want of moisiure in the seil. They may not be said to have suffered for it so far; but the time had fairly arrived when, if no rain fell soon, the yield of nearly all planted by the farmer or gardener would surely be much less than might otherwise be anticipated. Thus. as a saperabundance of all vegetables: fruits and grains negessary for the consumption of the District grown near at hand will of course cause the prices here of such products of the ~ | soil to be less than they would eommand when : ee + as two | there may be a failure to produce them in suf- surveying or exploring parties employed by the | “¢ me ne Federsl Goverument, and about taking the field | fvlent quantities around us, every District pur- wader the direction of the Topozraphieai Bureau. | Chaser of such things is substantially benefited ‘Vhe first is despatched to explore the San Juan | by God's blessing of yesterday and to-day, in river, in New Mexico, a tributary of the Colorado | the shape of a copious fall of rain. of the West, and to discover, if possibie, 2 route oe = % between Santa Fe and Utah, in the vicinity of the ont-House Re-xstautismen.—The Light- San Juan. The other party is charged with an Board have recently ued a circular exploration of the Yellow Stone and Missouri g that official information has been re- rivers—a service of maguitude and finportance. | ceived at that office that the light-house at whieh will keep the expedition in the fleld fur at | Body's Istand, N. C., bad been rebuilt. Its least eighteen inonths. tower isa frustum of a cone, built of brick, colored white, and the height from its base to the focal plane is eighty-six feet. The height of the focal plane above the level of the sea is ninety feet. The iNuminating apparatus is a revolving lens of the third order of the system of Fresnel, showing a bright flash every one aml « half minutes, which should be visible in | ordinary states of the atmosphere from a dis- Inpictweyts at New Orteans —The Grand Jury of the United States Cireuit Court at New Orleans, on the Wth inst. indicted William Brails- ford, —— Bordnax, Nelson C. Towbridge and Henry W. Allen, the former and latter for holding siaves imported from Africa, and the other two for holding and selling slaves imported into the Uni- ted States from Africa. Hau. Storm he Wheeling Intelligeacer gives an account of a destructive hail storm about thirteen miies from that city, on Friday last. The bail was of the largest size and of all suapes, the greatest portion of it merely irregular. unshapen pieces of lee. It fell to the depth of three or four inches. On some farms, the trees were completely robbed of their frait. Wheat, barley, oats and corn were completely riddles] and beaten inte the earth, trees blown down and branches cut off. I" At New York, on Monday, about two hun- dred stevedores and grain measurers went to Staten Island, to settle a difticulty of some weeks stand- ing between them, by a fight between their res- pective leaders. James Brophy and Jas. Tagyart At the end of the fifteenth round a squad of police, seut by acting Superintendent Carpenter, appear- ed and scattered them. Only seven persons were arrested, including, however, one of the prinei- pals, his second, and the two bottle-holders. The | ‘#8¢e of fifteen nautical oe oy Larges Prisoners were taken before a Justice, and were | °f the light-houso is stated to be latitude 3 each sentenced to teu days in the county jail and | 4¢g- 47 min. 21 see. west, longitude 75 deg. 31 to pay a fine of $25, the imprisonment to continue | min. 20 see. west of Greenwich. The new uutil the fines are paid light will be exhibited for the first time at sun- | down on Friday, the Ist day of July next, and will be kept burning during that and every night thereafter. a hs Mr. Arrirrox.—The correspondent (tele- graphic) of the A inted Press states, in his div- en Broeck’s Prioress, in a patches published North this morning, says that ut Baithyany’s Olympus, won, | “Whatever may be the ultimate determination “bard held,” b The betting opened | Of Mr. Appleton, he has not yet resigned the at 6 to4 un Prioress, closed ai » 2 on her. ion of Assistant Secretary of State.” In fu the wext race, for the subscription plete of Su | this snnouncement he is doubtless correct. We sovereigns, Mr. Tew Broeck’s Orianda came tn | way not improperly add, that it is understood second. = eee Mr. A. has long desired to retire from the pub- om Mexico.—The Vera Cruz correspondent | lic service to his residence in Maine, and that of the New Orleans Picayune, writing to the Sth | the indisposition of the President and Secre- instant, says: tary of State to do without his really valuable ‘The news from the Capital to the Ist instant. ts | oficial services has alone induced him to re- vague and merely ruyuors. A change in the Presidency was looked for, aud | ™#in in Washington. Our belief is, that how- _—< ambitious candidates are Struggling for it | ever much he may desire to resign, his sincere vow. ‘These are Zuloaga, Mejia, Marques, Re- desire to sustain his chiefs in the Government bles. and Corona All was confusion at the city of Mexico, since | by ail the means in his power will prevent his ret | retirement from the public service until the ae ee to appropriate the Chi by Frais + pat A prope sing Inowey ou it in Sreee close of President Buchanan’s Administration succeeding in this, be other campeign, and |: Kepublic massarred i ea aly an. ee to de tbe kill if Miramnon, fearing an vuttrenk agai the capital. Marquez has also un tor —< Lk kuowa. Mejia ditto, and each with & sufficient force to pronounce Whatever and for whon.socver they like §t appears, from the list of the sixteen persons ‘Tne Amenicas Horses tx Ex Broeck’s Belle, ran for the Wynstay I idicap of lat sovereigus at the Chester Spring meeting, May | 4 Belle took the lead before starting and won easily by two lengths At the Newmarket ( day, April. Mr. it miateh with sland) course on Punrs- eae New Srvie Exve.ores.—The propriety of adopting an improyed style in the preparation of stamped envelopes, is being considered by the Postmaster General. The envelopes spoken of, and which are just coming into use, are so a prepared that black lines on the inside of the shot on the JIth of April, that there were tis 5 . invisi ith- rn nt ten of te Prior ote tn Dee =e the envelope, avd invisible from with army, viz Jobu Dayal, by birth an Enaylishman, | Ut become patent on the frout when the en- but a patursiized citizen of the t stat States; the | Velupe is pressed, and serve as ruled lines to vther waS @ wative born, named Albert } : id Papel a tie thied was Tznaclo Riedie, by some, supposed | SNe the supersrription. The additional ex- to bea physician pense of these envelopes, which are gotten up ‘ superior style, is trifling, and their conveni- According lo the latest advices received bere yesterday, from odicial quarters in Mexico, the ence dias commended them to the attention of the Department. mate Of the Liberal army was, on the Ist prreaere Last. at Guanajuata, under command of General Zoagea, wo was making preparations for in ad. Vance ou the city of Mexied. Much enthusiasin Txpiax Lanvs,—The selections of the 70,000 animated the troops. ‘Toe English and French | seres of land in the Territory of Kansas, al- nation. have left Sacrificios, which is three miles | Wed to the Miami tribe of Indians as a reserve peseg ote Cre Cons, cg ence all fears of hostilities | for their future homes in the treaty of June 5 ee pha eee we) pay ensepe least, quieted. | 1854, by which they ceded their traet of coun- seded by another British atin’ try in that Torritory, containing 500,000 Aeres, having been made and approved by the Seore- pati 2 - : would be super- S + and the consti- Goverument be recognized by England, tary of the Tnterior, the vised the General Land Office that all the lands in the Miami cossionnot embraced by these so- | Correspondence, of The Stew May 19, 1959. lections are not required for Indian purposes, and een ta Are oohseq| | Tae Wraxvor ‘The General Land: Office having Hiad> feturned to it, by the Come missioner of Indian \Affairs, a schedul taining the descriptions of the selection’ = We advise the public to pay attention tothe allotments of land in the Territory of Kansas, | friendly caution contained in the notice of Mr. made for the individuals and families of the | Tenney, treasurer of the Union Hotel Company. Wyandot tribe of Indians of the competent | We a hosed. cape le find this building considerable. 1 : ; npe agalu closed, especi he: clase, parsuant to the provisions of the”treaty | #1" Cheacd cspscit If The Uedearer tatures of January 31, 1855, that office is now preparing | us that the progenk gccurant has shut the house up, to issue patents containing an absolute grant, oe ee appre nierensi distal train ple for the Ishds assigned. pa peek a OP p npone goee Se gard ssa serious r loss, and meets with the ——>——_. “ral condemnation of our citizens. We sin- To ne sent Forwarp vor Tatau.—y. C. | cerely hope that. the trustees will soon be able to Woods, the person who, being connected with aac p ypcomet alten tl re Bee eee the El Paso aud Fort Yama wagon road expe- Lm ee ep far. neces parceaeb dition, is charged with having forged the names | and repair of the building, we certainly to the alleged fulse vouchers presented by its been very unfortunate in their selection of tenants. 4 * . : We understand thata gentleman from Virginis, superintendent, is to be sent by direction of | eminently qualified for conducting an extensive the Secretary of the Interior to the western | establishment of this kind, is anxious to obtain in fee si hotel ts se | #9 the district of Texas for trial. Heis now in prison | “Sve wend Like to see a rational reason assigned in Tennessee. ; for the discrepancy between the price of flour in pe AR Tra Sxep.—Intelligence has been received at the Agricultural Bureau of the Patent Of- fice, announcing the shipment of nine eases of Tea seed from Hong Kong. It is: expected that this seed will arrive towards the Intter part of this month. The Bureau will then have enough seed to produce 100,000 tea plants. Tiraes Arrproven.—The Attorney General has approved the following titles : That of a small piece of land authorized to be exchanged for a portion of the U, 8. Court- honse lot at Bennington, Vermont; also, The title of the proposed addition to the atervleit Arsenal, conveyed by Albert @-. Sage and wife, to the United States. pliner | ln anaes Tux Cass-Herran Taxaty nor Lost.—The State Department has reecived information that the official copy of the Cass-Herran treaty ratified by the United States has 20/ been lost in the Magdalena river, as was erroneously reported by the last Aspinwall steamer. ArrestED.—The Commissioner of the Gen- eral Land (Office, in this city, has caused the arrest of Eliab M. Joslin and Geo. A. Munroe, ie, Wis., for forging papers to ob- arrants. They are now in prison in Milwaukie. ; ———+-- Ran Away.—R. R. Ransome, some time since indicted for forging land warrant papers in Georgia, has ran off; forfeiting his bail bond. ———— +s0e, — Items Telegraphed from W ashiugton. Captain Dornin has been ordered to the Wa- hast us fleet eaptain of the Mediterranean squad- ron. Lient. Vanalstine, of the navy, bas resigned, and thereforeghe court-martial ordered In his case will not meet. Mr. Bishop, Commissioner of Patents, will not probably enter on his duties before the Ist of June. Amony the papers connected with the Paragua’ expedition, just placed in possession ef the Gov- ernment, isthe written apology of President Lo- vez for the attack on the steatner Water Witeb The treaty is for ten years, at the end of which time exch party may give one year’s notice of its abrogation. Mr. Chevalier Wikoff took ont two commercial treaties which were negotiated in November. He is limited as regards the time for their deliver and Lis return, and Lis pay is regulated accord- ingly. The basis of the treaty arranged by Minister McLane is on the principle of that which existed before the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. and which regulated the commercial intercourse from the borders of the Missouri to and from Santa Fe. In this cese. the right of way over Mexican territory to the Gulf of California is proposed, with every prospect of success The demand of the British Minister for the sur- render of Marshal Tyler will not be acceded to, as the case is not believed to come within the article of the Ashburton treaty. ‘Tyler has been already tried for the offence, and found guilty of man- slaughter, and the Government bave no idea of ving him mp to the Canadian authorities to be tried over again. PEKSUNAL. +++* The New York Ledger announces that Mr. Rryant will hereafter contribute his poems to the columns of that journal. ++: Baron James Rothschild has, fn consequence of the war, resigned the Austrian Consulship which he has held for . that he witl probably remain anot! dl. in conse uence of the improvement in his # health. The Niayara which sailed yesterday from Boston, was to carry out ainong her passenyers the Hon. Rufas Choate and son, Mrs. Penny Kemble and daughter, and Joseph Procter, the tragedian --** Mr. Williamson has sold the New York Weekly for #50,000. to Frank Street and Francis & Smith, the former long connected with him as clerk, and the latter weil-known asa story writer for the Dispatch and Weekly. +++*The Canada brings us news of the death of the venerable Baron Von Humboldt. the great German naturalist and philosopher. The Baron was born iu Berlin, Sept. Mth, 1769, and was prorat in the 9uth year of his age, at his d 5 +++-The farewell interview of Baron Kellers- berg, the Austrian representative, with Count C: vour, Was characterised by perfect courtesy. hop, M. Le Baron,”’ said the Count, ‘that we shall see you here again under iappler circum- stances."? <2 -—____ Tue War Feettno at tHe Torttentxs.—The Paris correspondent of the Liverpool Journal says: “The En as impat eror, Louis nleon. is said“to be a schoolboy to depart. ‘The Bona- parte are divided greatly concerning the easure. Old Jerome and the Princess Mathilde poth of thet: loud in their objections; the for- rr has always expericuced a sort of servile jeal- ousy at every attempt made by bis nephew to imi- tate the great Napoleon; and he is never sparing in bis chuckling sireasin Whenever an expression drops from the Emperer’s lips betraying the one Wish ut his heart—that of emulating bis unele in any particular measure which may be on the tapis. The Princess Mathilde is so decidedly averse to this wild goose departare, as she calls jt, that a day or two ago an open rupture with her imperial relative was the consequence. Iu the of tougue to which contradi forgiven the Prin- forgive ber this grew angry outright. As the Emperor sid himself none of his own family couid the thought of his seeking glory ut the ean- non’s mouth but Prince Napoleon. “It is certain that this jolly individnal hax been all along very urgent for the war. and not at all adverse at first t) his cousin's roshing to glory; but his sentiments ure said to be quite altered since he has been ap- pointed to accoupany the expedition. He evi- dently thought to have remained bebind for the better defence of Paris, but the Emperor, pas si bete, does uot mean to lose sight of hin relation, and Las his own private reasons for jndging that Paris will be all the safer without the presence of Prince Napoleon Tue Brives ov BurraLora.—The Slow Pro- gress of the Austrians Explained Much surprise ig expressed by many persons that the Austrians, after crossing the Ticino, should have made such slow progress in their mareb of invasion when every hour to thein isso important. It is stated ina letter from ‘Torin that the Sardinians have blown up the bridge at Buffalora, felled trees across the roads, and cut the dykes, and thus have overtlowed the tields this side the Ticino. ‘This, perhaps, Will account for the delay of the Austrians. Many of the roads across the plains of Sardinia, now the seat of war, are, or were, lined with rows of fall grown trees, and a very little laber'would materially obstruct the roads for two or three days at least. ‘Tue Ray.Roan Wax.—The recent negotiations in New York for the discontinuance of the exist- ing injurions competition between the principal railroad companies has fallen through. The New York Central refuses to allow the Southern roads the advantages of their geographical position, and declares an intention to earry freight from New York to any common point West a8 cheap as they do from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tbe war, therefore, goes on, . “ ~*~ sate a #2 our warket aud New York—why the same quali- thes alimest invariably range from 50 cents to 81.25 ‘r barrel higher here than there. For Instance, Ere the quotations of the two places for Tuesday. tn New York, State brands, which is about equal in quality to our Canal superfine, is at $6.75a87 25; common supertine here at & Obio, which fa about equal to our ordinary extras, is noted at 87 Yuts25; ordinary extras held bere at 75089; Southern, which ts composed in part of our extras, held in New York at $a 25, and here at Sy. When we remember (hata borrel of flour cannot be taken from our market and put in store in the city of New York for less than from thirty te forty cents per barrel, we confess our inability to assign any rational reason why dealers and cou- sumers in the District should bave to pay so much tore for the article here than it is quoted at in that city. » The parade of the Potomac Light Infantry. Capt. Hollingsworth, on ‘Tuesday, spirited and handsome affair, and, company attracted very geveral atten ¥ Were accompanied by Vithers’ tne band of your city, and after marebing through several of our streets, they proceeded to W aabingign. along Pennsylvania avenue as far as the National Hotel On their return (after reaching oar city) we learn from membe.s of the company, that they were several tines most shamefully and rudely inter- r pot and insulted by parties of malicious youths, who threw stones at them and otherwise anno and insulted them by the use of the most valyar and insulting ag 2 and applying to them rude epithets. Not being satisfiadl with their Shameful condactto the company while em parade, tuey afterwards went to their armory and eut the balliards: aftacbed. to thule flagstaff. We again advise the captain the next time the company is molested by such unprincipled creatures, to en- force the law upon the offenders by promptly ar- resting and escorting them to prison. Tie com- munity willfully sustain him in such action, We know the names of the otfeaders, and they will donttiess be made public. Ovr young friends and their teachers, of the Dumbarton street M. E. Sabbath School, are making arrangements for their annual excursion to Glymont, which is to come off some time du- ring the second week in June. Due notice of the time will hereafter be given in the Star. Weunderstand that the Young Catholie’s Friend Rociety. also contemplate giviny, at an early day, one of their entertaining aud popular pie-nics xt Arlington Springs, or an excursion down the Poto- mac. ‘The aunnal excursions and nics of beth these societics are always looked forward to with tauch interest, and are always accompanied by a ye wumber of our citizens. Ja A. Mayrader, Esq., one of the directors of the Chesapeake and Olio Canal Company, bas just returned from Dam No.4. and reports that the repairs lave progressed so far as to permit light boats to p thisevening. He also says there is no doubt (anless home mforeseen accident shall oceur) but loaded boats will be ble to pass on next Saturday evening. Mr. Magruder deserves the thanks of every one in any manner connected With the affairs of the canai, for his activity and energy in trying to forward its interests. THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the Columbian |.yoeuin will be held at the Smithsouian Institution on FRIDAY, May 2th, commencing at 8 o'clock p.m. The exercises will qonaet of « a by the menibers. and an addres< Mr x. "a Hani of Music will alno be in attendance, __The public are respecttully invited. wa 12-5t" f BY REQUEST, THE CHOIR of Christ Chareh (bpiscopall will give anothe: Con So ba Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, FRIDAY, ‘ay 2th. By special arrangements, omnibuses will lonye the Fail at the close of the coucert tor Capitol Hill and the city, i ma 17-40" f THE UNION FESTIVAL POR THE It ING MEN'S CH IAN ASSOCI ATION.— the following Churches have united in this Floral Pair, which will surpass any- thing of the kind previonsly given in Washington: Raptist—First or With stroot, FE xtroet, 13th street ; Episeopal—T inity; Lutheran—St. Paui’s; Metho dist—Wesley Chapel. Foundry ( pels McKeuct Chapel, Methodist South, Methodist: Protestant; Presbyterian—First, Seeoud, treet. Fourth, The ladies ot any other Churches wishing te ba represented are requested to give notice to the s. re.ary of the Committe Arrangements, Jom Unbdek wood, sth street, ween D and he will also furnish any inform m desired by those al ready ongaged in preparing for the Festival. ma 14-6 12. ena ae VOU WILL PLE MUNCE MR ' W. W. DE MAINE as an independent can- dudaio for City Surveyor at the ensmiag June elec- ti _ ma 14-eote* ICk, CREAM of the very best qua’ity served ., to Parttes, Bails, Hotels, Fairs and Private ‘amilies at avery low price. FRESH CAKES made every day and sent toany part of the city. Parti attention given to serving Parties with rything that is nacersary. ArRt at the PHIT.- iF HLA CONFECTIONE: * er of 12th aud F streets. — | ma 5 bat 3%6.—BALTIMORE CONFECTIONE- ¥ RY.—Persons in want of Confectionery, a iter Ices, and lee Cream. made of the purest cream, of various favors, at $1.5) per gallon, will Please call at 356 6th street, between G and H, Parties, Excursions, &c., supplied with lee Cream at $1 per xallon. ee paid to furnishing Balls, Particular attention Dinners, Suppers, &c, ap 3)-im* JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD. AMS !—HAMS = SIDES AND MIDDLINGS. Just received and for sale by ma 19-3t southwest cv yar SI—VARIETIE: Just received and for sale by a. KE. O'BRIEN, _ma 19-St southwert corner 1 and 9th ets. RANGES. LEMONS, and MAPLE SUGAR, dust received and for sale by ~ “ . O'BRIEN, Land sti sts, 28 ets. per pound ma 19 st w JPR ESE PRINT BUTT TOF SUGAR, at7 and R ual at Scents per Just received and E southwest = et Fd cents ben rgunt Just rs Be ma 19-3t FRESH PR recived wad 2N, mal’ 3t South er and Sth ate, SPICED OYSTERS, direct from Norfolk — BS cecsseet andl Ger wate by EO BRIENS iL. ant oth xia, ma ist Southwest corner o} FRESH COCOANUTS, ALMONDS. 1, “tL CAN NUTS CRRA FILBER' Pi Irs N ENGLISH WA UNUTS.—Just received for sale by E. EB. O Bale 5 Southwest corner of L. and Sth’ sta. INGER SNAPS, GINGER NUTS 3A G CAKE, and BOND'S POSTON CRS CK ERS at 12 cents per pound.—Just Trobe sale by mal9 St Southwest corner of L and sth’ sts. ADIES’ REED HOOPS, o} ceived aud forealaby — B, _ um 19-8t Southwest corner « | DEAR READER! HIS advertisement tells you nething, for the reason that ittsiatended only to “eateh the e oud easase vente call * u ai an avenue. near the United states Hotel: where you will find woll-made and fashionable cut CLOTHING at prices to suit the “vest pocket.” K. LEIPZIGER 476 Pa. av.,2 doors east of t United States Hotel. ~ ‘Pempie of Fashion, _ma ld 2w Cl ICH EMBROIDERIES For a few days only, at ries fe ral ra i Poist, Honitoa, Guipusot and Valoocienne Collar Black Lace Shawls, Mantillas; Vail, and Coiffurer, French Embroidered Sets, Collars and Band nod uaetk ace je, at on BOTELTIS. om, iron Hall, ‘bet. Sth and toth ee Ln erene of f1 Comm: _ma 19 8t Pa. 5 1AN . see eee TORN P.BLTAS. 5,000 A %Si¢ overs styl, finish, and color, Just received at minty openness, |e aie eats 'ZCURSION| the NortLern the ay the dariog the Cay and re ma a" tee 5 lt LLDREN’S EXHIBITION & CONCERT ta DAY SCHOOL OF THE FIRST BAPTIST On TaUR ING: ath diver. SPRINGS, variety of new and i ne bigr eg Ae » the Soot of the Capital at rather le cnet eee i Suse, the foot of Sth street and Pe _WM. J, RERES, avenne, fr the ion of ARBER'S BEAUTIFUL STATUE “PISUER GIRL” Whe boat Piojac Glas d Will sto ranee titty oaks Williams’ Wharf, near the Market, in Georgetown, . , tien the Springs. fli sz valve eRe nT oe nd od for thé de8 wsion. between RE. Rdelitanon to theres PES CENTS. — an a AARLES = = Cie on UM NANUM RESTAURANT customers to this new promise to heep this piace 2 fo 10 years of age in J will be spgronsiated for the pu ofa new for the Compan: No pains will be spared to insure times to all who may favor us with thoir presence, ‘o che i my fre The Committer, Serdar "tne “tit "A A 1XCURSIO WA ELECT ES uf N OF WASHINGTON 8 eceoantel co ote tn eet Siw. KF £ RSION! Tur FLETORS RS rs CHAPEL ms md C ne Fort, Washiuelon on WRONES, bk AY, May 25th, 1889, aad weuld do general hossewprk ine sana fomaly, The schoo! will eave the C corner of 4th | Sen Tr Tecommendation. a“ ny { and New York avenue, at7 o'clock. Omni. | © =f." tewbhs. Addi street. he atten at the same time and | [o" rears of age not wnbls. Addrows th A place fr the adoumnadation uf t o8e Who wixh to | te? F =— J a ride, and at the wharfon the retury of the WASTER RB ire respoctatle young Girls, The boat Thomas Collyer will leave her T CATIONS todeChamborwork abd mew foot of 7 ats o'oocka. m., aud return at 7 p.m. | ing. Has ne ohjoction to travel duriny the sumuner. Withers’ Address 5-1 (i atrert, between Ist and 24. 18-20" TED—A DRY Roquainted wr! Satislactory references w Merchast. through «ty J ANTED.—Wanted. by tho Ist of July, a #mall f eee are iy DP miqutes waik ern it exceed S2~ a Would perobane tas forniture at areeane’ able pi Direct Box Post Brass Band has been engaged for the A cents; children W@oents—to be had of attne ar at the hems __ ma 17-40" OUUS SALEDMAN. be cats tents prelerecd: be required. Address Officer. von Ie ft tien to a B to JOSEPH who can be fou fork avenue o'clock, andi No, 342 New " ag from 60'’clook to 9 evoning from 6 tu 10 o’elock. Othee, or rnquire mua 13 eotJ1 nom 31, Winder’s Building. mate Me c N N to do the cosking, pik es asiing, and ironing of a small family. bn Young Catholics’ Friend Society e nire at 336 1h street, between [| and K, ASHINGTON, be ae AT ote Y@TON SPRINGS, On WEDNESDAY, May 2th, 185). Extonsivearrangements have been made to render this an ocersien of unall pleas- to all who participate in it. ‘The. ctent o7 i ted Band is ongnges'. NG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA: Seal as CRs ae tee pis at No, 389 M ateaet. corner of 6th. matt a WARTED-« SITUATION ae Clerk ot Book- eeper you man who POe arveral sears experince in both. Could tutleence re i factory accomnn-odations atforded qonnally oochel Ailareos Clerk, throw s' Prost OL. tizeos of Washington aud Georgetown it } my mn 16-4 : Ip Particulars in future advertisewent. Wasi All thowe with In Ima [4-005 sense : Meet VERNON AND THE TOMB OF be tah aes ee ASHINGTON. Twieea Week Until ‘The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run Tog ets to Mount Vernon and th ‘omb of Washington on TUES AYSand FRIDAYS, leaving the wharf, at the foot of 7th street, at lo a. m., and re- turning st balf- past 30’clock p. m. Coaches leave ail the Hotes and the comer of re aan yivanigavenue 7th statviga, ae Roun coon A nil St 7 ba Fr lars i . E. P. Carlin’s Grocery , ne —— Epa deren, tana er or eter: A Suuth's Land LOST AND FOUND. Agency, 499 7th st. - “ ma 19-a02 FZRA KIPP. OST—On Monday, Vth, Sand 7 ¥ L evening. in Latayette Devotees XOUNTRY. BKOARD.—Mr. WM PAYN t 4 Bailey's X Roads, Alexandria county, Va.. ‘ eects Sq uae: th street, a bisek | guioe ion Washington tty ‘and 5 from Abouanari nce VELL. The finder Jy Suitably rewarded | having greatly enlarced his beuse in pow on leaving it with the teller of Riggs & Co. Toreccite Summer BUAR I ma 17-81" t a Al n, Water, &o., ure unsurpasned, while = to the locality from > Fen all directions are exellent at (aS CARD. this scason of the year. Families ad rah de i wh’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- | ®!Ting such board may re! nope enjoying ve PROVED PROPERTY. 0 STREET, | fA comforts of a sayomrn in the county, Theme NEAR ODD EELRGw: Preiiets wishin, ne addirees «by fi called to the Chancery Sale on May 2th, at baif past 5 0’elock, on the northern part of Lot 9, in Squ: lo ex Hl ples: mail) WA. PAYNE, Friondship Post Offee Parr fax county, Va. ma 18 St are #7, ant- = - oat nated on 7th street, ucar Odd Fellows’ Hall. aud 1G. inoneof the wost delightful loca =o ti of ms Washineton, at Mrs. CARTER’, — Atco a story Brick House, occupied North A street, No. 4. 0 Se WALTER 8. COX, Trustan. ee maltd JAS €. McGUIRE & CO, Awets, ___ FOR RENT AND SALE. F°GE, RENToA new FRAME HOUSE. No 363 15th street west. between |. aed M strcets north. The house bas 6 rooms, all in good order, A poupof-o-t wat rom the neat yarl, Possessio: Fiven on'the 234, by appiying to J. MILLER: ne ho premises. ma 39-St* CUARL WERNE Kr APS now and will during tae whole si mer, OYSTERS in every style, at No. 521, opposite Centre Mark-t. Evers Monday he receives from Piney Point fresh Oysters by stramboat Mrs. WERNER says that her re- ceipts, at No. 355 Poeun. avouus, run shorter since I run opposition to the sho is manager of at OR RED A three-story BRICK HOUSE, present? and The the pablic to fonise her as with lirce | ack-building, coutaining 19 roors, well as the undersigned, because she keeps my liy co ner Virginia avenue aud lth street, ome ing treasure there. square sou h of the Su ithsentan Institutio. wn & A eolm CHAS. WERNER. | rent wui bo low to @ ,00/ tenant. Appl tyes sang eeeecre = premises orto WM. WARDER, wood sand. cnr A BRAN NEW CHICKERING PIANO AT | BLOmtes oot ana 19 2w A bran new Hallet & Davis Piano at $175, A two storys FRAME UW EL&« ma Is JOHN FL ELLIS ING (price $459) situa! ih ADIE™S street, between E and F sts. TRAVELING BAGS “nn And BASKETS. Isamonse stock just opening at McLAUGHLAIN’S Fancy Stora, ___Pa.av, hot mi sth ets, Fa RENT—A “I LING HOUSE, containing ¢ rooms and cellar, Sith wtrect. beiween Eand Pats. Posses” aT RCE, ven iminedinge! SHREK WERE BGR RD, MILLEK,274 Penn. aveuse, adorning 1# burches BANANAS, VP UGIBLE BULLDING 4 THE Stdiums FIGS, ViCoRD eR ER oe, 10% COCOANUTS, age abate often Tront SAMUFL T. DRURY, worth L. stre auch Mth _ma is st corner Pa av, audglith at. rushing 9 act 120 fet tos wide alien, SoA = | ie clfered for saloon hheral terme. Ss ° RUCK BEER Bg ade — faa rescreation and ts very elies The undersigned respectfully iw his numer | Acro.” hullins site, Apply to JAS. C. oan ous friends aud the puble im general that he will ae open hisnow c THERS.—For Revi — LAGER BERR SALOON t ‘The ROOMS No. 246 Pa. avenue, over Mr on the 2ist instant, to which he most cordially in- | Wright's Corset Sture, occupied Jentint fort Vites al! last four years, Apply to ROwLCE WRIGHT. On this oceasion a beautiful specimen of a Phila- ma 17 doiphis Ruck will be turyed joose, the humerons |< oe ns Slifieations af which wilt he he WOR SA —A 3 story BRICK rains fro Mr. Weber's full Ban Sy owes DWEL SE on the enst mde of luxuries in season. ‘The best Wines, as im- ported by Mr. Schadd, kept on hand.’ S* CHARLES MADE corner I street and PR Strevt, near Reut $30 per anv Apply # Mr. LAS’ Store, corner Lithand M, wheres the Koy can be found, or of Mrs. 8. HAMIL. ' 292 Pa. ave wn 17 St” ma 18 st* 7 JUST RECEIVED, yy? CE OR ULATION — Warxrr ss OF. RECEIVED: © pockmua | RecaRPER ES SHOP AND MACHINERY CRADLE, which wo are prepared to sell as low as | FOC Sale. Apply soon at WAL F. GARDNER'S, they can be bought in New York. southcast corner of 15th and K siroets. Terms ui» to BONTZ & BRO., yt m mma 16-171" ma 17 2w O44 Fellows? Hail, 7th street, OR SALE The PURNITY RE. of « small, R OaACcH BAN E, neatly turnishod house, nearly newsand on ee! ‘ M7 commodating terms. The House for rent. Has 6 EXTERMINATOR OF Pe Plensant and desirat ie location. Apply to ROACHES, RATS, AND MICE. J.C. MeGUIRE &co Anectionsers. rm 17 #3" aca Ss Cane San VALSABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY POR Prosar Senn te NE 1D WASHINGTON CITY FoR A ‘ TERM OF YEARS.—The undersigned will lease D. G. RIDGELY, toa ry tenant for f ears from the 15 APOTHECARY. next, the PREMISES on the soutee SEVEN BUILDINGS, First Warp, WASHINGTON CITY, ROACH BANE. _ ma i7-2w* West corner of Peuu. avenue and iith ¥ for nearly five years past bas beet, well Leow ee the omy pened Successtul boarding house in the Ps letropelis. Ite position on he ave- nue, About midway between Capito! and Presi house, and its immediate proximity to the ‘Ashington Theatre and Philharmenie Hall, one or both of which ts open qed every wight in the year, renders this pr. hy odds the most ehcib i Tar c NOTICE. dE, Undersicnd have opened, during tho past ‘deh. several m es P iG Aad SUMMER GOODS. witch conse le in Washing te which completes pean plan. iis n east their stock fur the season, forming x laces bearranged to acoonmnetinte — & hy Assortment of O'THS, CAs comfortably with its cooking, MERESaad TIN with @& good dining, aud restaurant a, be ar- supply K. FURNISHING GOOF to | TBnged to accommodate even afar greater num! whieh they invite the attention of their frie.ds and | OM the Enropean pian. The entrances, public and customers, and tic public genorally. private,wiil be on ith street, within of Pena. © OWEN & Si avenue, rer tothe Theatre and Phi acer Keval.and c er Mer'nt Taio en Tein (tn 2 mn av., W: u orm (in 12 Ps av. Washington, | (prwation uA : WORTH OF ROOTS AND SHG: $6,000 “OSE ROR ANE H.MELA..... No. 5: ----W. MELA. . One dowr above Odd Fellows” Hail, Seventh street, THE CHEAPES BOOT AND SHOR 81 : IN THE City. oe STORE H. MELA & SON have now on hand the largest and ches, Assortment of BOOTS SHOES that can bo ound atvones and side of New York. vadies and gontiemen wiil find it to their sere a examine their stock before pur ae ho i "t ARLOR TO LET AND ELioiI BLE BOARD, : Freut Parlor to let. on te Ist floor. with mt Board, Also. several boarders can be mxintad with good Board at No, 441 9th tre posite the Patent 01 ma W2-eost ” ANDSOME FOUR SEAT CARRIAG HAN MARE. AND HARNESS AT PRIVATE SALE.—The Carriage is far S33 nixhed in fine styin, with leather ourtarmm and cloti ti and has been in uae hut? months, The Ma’ I, perfectiy and in every ‘way ‘ean ies of Mosars. PL the Jackson Hall alley. and wi “6 nelish 1 avtin, olad ai «lis ia 1 x Hoeled Gaiters only fi Don’t forget—one door above Fellows’ sents. —, M, NOTICE, Se Pronpeg, CAS. A RS. HELLER invites. the Indi ly to wr the Unitad Besse ta her large stock uf DRE PRUMMINGS ann “ (Unde tit United States Mote, forge vari y of FLOWERS, CORSETS, | The Proprictor will execute Kinds of work in OLS, also to m very large stuck of | his hee of business in the neatest, best, aud sost GOODS and RIBBONS, &c., &c.. &e., nuuer, gnd at the shortest wetice pe suid xert eheap.——__sum 13.27 Balistclpiea etlltinescat Soot Tae tanec . b> wre ow ermal “4 BROOKS BECHINED AND PORMALR | | raremanchi the manufacture of ail art itzgorald, the Chevalier, by Chas. Lever. oma od Jack, or the Soout'e Rela” palit Year Round, & weekiy journal, by Charles we Novels, cheap odition, Price only 25 cts, At the. above warmed sen may be 7 on pr i and fc wm. ® K Ee mt VRS Ae Poo aan i ( pion. with WATER ALS, of overy - inched fe waler, hot or end, Heart of Mid Lothian, Sat pl seecivee this ig everything tp the Ptstieneyy line for cheap at same line are IHELINGTON'S Agcomimodnte ail such as Bookstore, € Bailing, Public is respectfully ma l¢ Corner 4 street and Pa. avenue. hs lait TREAT in work within the lineof hie trate fe ie, Brewery &l G FROM AUCTION IN DRY Goops. | Kyte ilees ‘ee antiat aut orieed— - we ‘and three Flounced Lawn Robes, De! Skirte, mm designs, with 5 pee Staple Goode, which 17-6 “S23 That. above Pa W. G. METZEROTT, ES ee eee ee eg eee ee seer ~