Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: UESDAY........ May 24, 1859. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Constitution treats at length upon the ‘wondition, past, present, and future of the Post Office Department. It seys that for the want of the necessary appropriation by Congress, all useless agencies aro being lopped off and all dispensable routes abolished in the midst of continual clamor and complaint, it being ne- ‘eessary at every moment to invade petty per- Sonal and local interests, which raises an out- ery fierce and loud, ax though the dearest rights ‘of the Republi? were trampled under foot, The [utrllixencer devotes its leader to a re- view of the poliey of the American Cavalict, “‘a military journal,’’ recently established at Baltimore, and “devoted to the extension of American civilization,” in other words, the advocacy of the American doctrine. The In- telligencer does not hold out much enco: ment for an exelusive organ of this ‘‘celebrated aneasure of State policy.” - wee U7 A large number of bogus $2.50 “gold” Pieces are in circulation throughout the State of Virginia errr I> A deputation of the English Society of Friends Lave waited on Lord Derby to urge a peacefal policy. > Messrs. Chickering & Co., of Boston, have Presented a fine pianoforte to the Young Men’s Christian Association of Baltimore. I The appointment of M. de Persigny as French minister to England is regarded as an evi- dence of the Emperor's desire to maintain friend- ly relations with England. i> The one hundred and ninth anniversary of the birthday of Stephen Girard was celebrated at the Girard College in Philadelphia, on Saturday. Addresses were delivered by David W. Chambers, and Wm. Dunn. Subsequently there wasa suinp- tuous dinner, after which there were speeches by President Allen and others. Tue Jexion Met ‘The trial of Brooks, Sampson and Riker, three of the mutineers of the whaleship Junior, was concluded in the circuit court at Boston on Saturday. The jury disagreed, they standing wine to three for conviction in two of the case, and ten to two onthe other. Plum- mer, the leading mutineer, is now under sentence of death for his participation in that transaction i> The big Russian war ship General Admiral, at New York, is to be thrown open for public in- spection this week. A charge of ten cents admis- sion is to be made, for the double purpose of keep- ing off “the roughs,"? and making up a fund in aid of the Women’s Hospital of the city of New York. ‘The G. A. will sail for Ru: about the Ist of June. i} Mr. Bigelow writes to the Post from Na- Ples, April 29, that Governor Seymour, of Connec- ticut, late United States Minister at St. Petersburg, ‘was there on the previous week. «He bas gone to Rome. The rush of travel from Naples and Rome is so great that the berths in all the steamers here are taken for two weeks to come. Passen. ers are even coming here from Rome, to take the boat. apprehending difficulty in getting passage from Civita Veechia.” 7” Extensive arrangements are being made in New York for seeing Wm. Smith O’Brien off for Europe, on Saturday next. Two large steamboats have been chartered to proceed as far as the South- ‘west Spit.with the steamship having Mr. O’Brien on board, and these two steamboats will have in tow six or seven barges, capable of accommoda- ting five thousand persons. No whisky is to be allowed on board, but plenty of lager and soda U7 "Sixteen men employed in the hoop-skirt manufactory, at New York, on Friday evening Zot upon the elevator at one of the upper stories, to lower themselves to the first floor, While de Scending, one of the rings by whiciite elevator was supported, suddenly gave way, and the whole company of men fell to the basement with fright- ful velocity. Charles Roberts and William Wood had each both legs broken, and William Lacy had one leg broken in two places. The others escaped with only slight bruises 7 At the late Virginia Episcopal Convention, held at Norfolk, the committee on new parishes reported favorably to the organization of Emanuel Church. Henrico county, St. Paul's Chareh. Cum- berland county, and the organization of congre- zations in Lynetburg and Montgomery county. with permission to change the name of their re- Spective perishes. The cormmittee on the Episcopal fund reported. that this fund now amounts to $20,200, and is fu- creasing at the rate of $1,500 per annum. It was resolved that the next convention be held in Christ Church, Charlottesville, commencing on the third Wednesday in May, 1560. {77 In the General Assciubly of the Presbyterian Charch, (Old School) in session at Indianapolis, on Saturday, the chairman of the Committee on burch Extension made the fourth annual report. It shows that ont of 2.267 churches in communion with the General Assembly, 553 bave no houses of worship; 165 report their houses insufficient for Present wants; 191 are in debt; 77 bave aid from abroad iu building their churches; and 373 cannot build without aid from the church at large. The report shows that the coatributious for the church extension have been steadily increasing. ‘The Moderator announced the Committee on Synodical Records, composed of the two membera from earl: Synod. He also announced the resiz- nation of S. Mercer, a Trustee of the General As- sembly IDF" Atis stated that Austria has commenced a confiscation of church property for war Purposes, the wealth of the rich monasteries being the only resource left; and that representations have been made at Rome, which will prevent such a pro- ceeding being denounced in that quarter ‘The arrangements of Austria are so colossal that it was expected by the end of May she will have 750.000 men under arms. Very large bodies of troops continue to besent from Vienna tothe South itis stated that the Austrians suffered so much from sickness, that they were carrying back 28 many disabled men as after a pitebed battle ‘Tye Paris Correspondent of the Times saya that accounts from Marshat Canrobert state that he could hold out ten or tweive days longer withont further reinforcements. eee See PERSONAL. -+*+Judge Loring. of Boston, Mass., and Capt H. A. Adams, U.S" Navy, are at Willards. --*T.N. Ward has received the Democratic nomination for Congrces in the western district of Texas. ~-** The Prince de Joinville and his family are now staying at Twickenham, near London. The Count de Paris has heen on a visit to the Prince **-*Hon. John Ss same and Jobn 8. Cunaing- Purser sloop-of-war Dale. were at the Tre. Moat Honse, Boston. on Saturday last. ~--" Commodore French Forrest. tate j - tee eee Cimadron on the Brazil station, ne an c be fa Faicinn Palas woe States, is at his ~---Cal. Sam Black, who was Governor of Nebraska by President Hucivees na reached Omaha, the capital of the Territore oon entered upon the discharge of bis omcial dation -*** Paul Morphy is to be splendid chess board in New the other side of silver. All have Cornelian bases, and are happy in design, and are finished with @legance. ~--* Gen. Shields. U. 8. Senator from Minne sota, on arriving at Hastings on Sunday, the =th inst., found himseif minus his pocket-book, con- taining a draft on New York for 32,000, and’ $500 incash. It wy =p lpeadmalgee taken his pocket- book out, he feft it on the deck of the mer, somebody rewarded his absence of mind by making way with it. ae = ek EXCURSIONS, &c. +=. > N SELECT | QHAKSPEARE REA On MON! DAY. Meas Soenes. 'ASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ell ne Lm Commsa Mvsicrran Evection.— We ke it for granted that an; & general ticket in opposition incumbents in cotheereps fats 7s i Collector, Regis hd | aprenning it should, a dead lure; for those positions were never ellis than bed present, so far as the general public interest concerned. Nevertheless, we question much the possibility of reélecting any member of the Councils known to sustain the Mayor’s views of the propriety of raising by taxation in a single year sufficient extra money with which to pay off the city’s whole floating debt before the first Monday in June, 1861; of ceasing to open, repair or clean streets, £c., so that all the means of the Corporation except sufficient to pay the salaries of the police and office-holders may be so appropriated ;. and of abasing the safeguards against improper awards of heavy municipal contracts, that have been in operation here for half a century. Upon this point of paying off the whole ex- isting floating debt ina single year, we may not improperly add that all are aware that that debt is the creation of a long series of years, which if nanght else did, makes it wrong to mulet the tax payers of this single year in the penalty of its immediate liquidation, as the Mayor virtually proposes. The tax payers of Washington will cheerfully contribute all needed to prevent the accumula- tion of the floating debt, and sufficient for the liquidation of # portion of it; though we have yet to meet tho first one of them who does not object to being saddled with the burden of its entire liquidation in a single year. GEO ETOWN. ry session of the Cabi- nee © consult on | Correspondence of The Star. a e " Seager. ply so and the qualityso fime at soearly 2 period any previous season. ‘The season has arrived when an excursion along our heights will amply repay the lovers of the ‘oung deautiful tn nature. At every point from Ever | SRnoune®, to the ci er thelr Avani 5s iia IN Ma tte rentonoes of Bir. Chas = Dodge and C. Pro Pic will be hel At ithe above. a treme: hevenerable wned beaut b. the and | WEDNESDAY neath sth bape? Phe eres the views in every direction, as far as the range of | will be devoted te the pressing wants of thevision edie peor Auntie ‘ticipate hed fontivat Fr, Ue occasion s bl: that, har Seton rearentive piensures of the day The Philadelphia e question to excite ner comeaes AH is now ON SPRINGS, | that John Robbins, jr., will succeed Mr. cott. On WEDNESDAY, May 25th, 1959, lics’ Friend Societ respectfully city. The Y Catholics’ Fi as see ss dani the Ladies and Gentiemen will take 4 Es eet eee fT Can of any of the Pichi ete) Concert maa bho paksers selonagecrte 1" Guanies WERNER'S nist MNASIUM RESTAURANT op fa arenes. Pe TRCN CTO The President has appointed Col. Stambaugh, : of Pennsylvania, Surveyor General of Utah. There is no doubt tl immediate measures will be taken for proce the Government's contractors for the ‘ranaportation of inail trains thereon by the famished: from sagen yang Pike's. gold Lunters. The SS main in the collection of the revenue at New York will, at the commencement of the next quarter, be reduced to the extent of $100,000 an nually. ts The French Minister's declaration in regard to enforcing the doctrine of the right of search bas created quite a stir in diplomatic circles. The United States never have denied since their sepa- ration from England the right of belligerents to board neutral merchant vessels upon the ocean to aseertain if they bave articles contraband of war on board. If Count Sartiges made any observa- tion nga the right of search resulting from war, it is this right to which he referred. He could not have referred tothe right of secre in time of peace, or in time of War by nations not belligerents, because the French government have strenuously contended inst such claim since the quintuple treaty, and have frequently and only recently assured onr government that they are as inuch opposed to it as we are, and entertain the same views of the matter. Application has been te our government in be- half or Dr. King, who was recently convicted at Coburg, Canada West, of poisoning his wife, and is now awaiting his execution. is alleged on behalf of King that he was illegally arrested for this crime at Cape Vincent, within the limits of the United States, withont any ks alereage having been inade for his surrender under the existing treaty, and that he was forcibly carried back to Canada. It is probable that a demand will be made upon the British government for redress for this infraction of the treaty. Smaller matters are made gronnd for grave complaint on the part of the British Minister. less there is no locality in this section of country from whi Sg) ro- freal Nature alone has done much to render this locality the most desirable in the District as a place of residence or for au even- Ing stroll. It has not, however, done all the works of art in oe eret beautiful and preg Renee oe handsomely arranged gardens, unsur, Oak Hill Consetery peal gs last, ‘bh not least, the spacious buildin; id. bigh towers of the G: town Coil all harmonizing in neatness with the works are tends to to it addi- tional charm. Please take that potatoe advertisement of Arn: & Shinn’s out of the Star. The roots are all long ago. If it is not discontinued, they will Pt have to sper a band to answer = ——— peewee x? conte Loteee, 5 cots hourly calls upon them for thearticle. Whatdo r i ROCSER youssk foryour, potatoes,” is the constantly repeat Trae ee peters te the Grow ed question. Upon being informed that they have | pest stvie: medal ret nentie prices, by the propric- none, the invariable reply is, why, we saw them | tors of the rings. advertised in the Star. Tickets may be had at John PF. Elli W hile speaking of these gentlemen, it may not | Pa. avenue; Sas. N. Callan’ be amiss for us to call the attention of the : Dr. F. readers to their new summer arrangements. Their establishinent is now doubttess one of the most fect in point of arrangements, to say nothing of ts extensiveness, in this section of country. yi R, W. Harvey, R.E were among the first to il themselves of the | JC. Fitapatrick,H. Donoho, J. Liscoln, benctits of the aqueduct water, which they bave, § S Jones, P.3.McHenry, Wm. Ryan, by the most improved machinery, taken into «MeNerhany, J. Lackey, J. 4. Kano, L. a A.C. Shaw. ma 2t-, department of their extensive establishment. The’ + G. Savage, fAinorer: teen Shien antes BSTRIVETOAMUSK | ‘ lilterer, through whi wat 5 E iin’ manofacture of their summer drinks is ana | W AS WELL AS SAVE. which, from the purity of its character, renders | _Tho members of the FRANKLIN F their mineral waters, &c., superior to any other | PANY. respectful: be lea. offered in the market. Their stock of porter, ale. | form thelr host of friends and the and cider is also of the most superior character. Nic will be given at Arlington Springson THURS- ‘This establishment is an illustration of what enter- | a4" May duke ith. prise and advertising in the Star can do. The Committee would reapectfully state to those Our streets were rendered quite lively yesterday | whe may honor them with their Presence, that morning by the fe through them of two of | nothing will be left undone that persevorance the fine miflitary companies of your city—the Ya- uniting energy can do to render this the most pieas- gers and Ligh Infantry —en route to Arlington | ®"j Springs. The strains sweet mu from the bands which accompanied them attracted quite a crowd along their line of march. Messrs. Barnard & Buckey sold at private sale, at the same time contributing to a nobl> cause. ‘Phe strictest order will be rhe ean Mr. Mi v paler ss have kindly tendered t servic’ of thea; 332 Penn. avenue, TED-ASsi a pint nurse. or te an an eewing. given, Addrews ANTED—A smart, notivo, tidy. ween 12 and 16 venrs of age, to aed make herself ue fol about the Ny imumedistely at 499 12th «treet, P xts. UATTION bya youss Woman ca - Moe . Manic Store, city recommendations '» Drug Stere, corner 7th 0, Star Offi i Walsh's Drug Store, No. 605 ‘ard; uf any of the c on the day of the Pic } Conunitter, = D. Calinhan, = w —Be a respectable young German girl, 10 CAN Come Well FeCONN a SITCA TION as cliambermaul, Arne at M. ™, No. 301 1th, between Land M ate. : pectabie . WANE RON ne amen ees we sewing. © inst place. fies. —e Tar New Agusgpvet Water Brit.—Last evening, the Board of Aldermen passed a new bill to provide for the distribution of the aque- duct water throughout the city of Washington. They took occasion first to procure from the Corporation Attorney an opinion that its safety clause is not obnoxious to his views of the Mayor's alleged rights of office. The clause provides that the proposals for the contracts shall be opened in joint meeting of the two Boards, who shall proceed to decide which bids are lowest; and that the Mayor shall then make contracts with such lowest bidders. The WILLIAM LORD. Corporation Attorney, in his opinion, avers the STRICT OF COLUM SE eT on ne a few days since, the former residence of the late Couneils right, if so electing, to make the pers of the trrand Lodge are requested to | Lewis Smith. on High street. to Mr. D. W. Ed- awards, and to designate that the contracts ible at the Hall THIS (Tuesday) EVE) mundson, for 31,500.” The lot fronts about 60 feet , . . = atso'clock, t» make the necessary arran ‘h street, with a depth of 120 feet. It it shall be made with the parties they decide to | for attending the Saneral of P. G. Thos. W. Jones, le place of residence, and, we should say, a be the lowest bidders. ae n On Wednesday (to-morrow) evening, the Fe Sieacastneg . iC Funeral on Wednesday eT SOCK SOHN T. BANGS.G.S. lower Board hold a special sexsion to consider this new bill. Wo apprehend, from the state of public opinion among their constituents on the subject of the Mayor's vetoes, that they will promptly pass it without amendment; as no member voting st it will be able to touch bottom with a fifty-foot pole in the elec- tion on the first Monday in June next. PAE RES: Assistant ENGINEERS IN THE Navr.—The following candidates have been recommended rT pian sive the boat of references from her Please address a note for M., Siar «of. VV ANTED—A SITUATION ae gardener or work on or to supervise a farm by # cc tations given. A IF The average income of the Mexican Church is twenty-five millions a year, while the revenue of the national governmeiit of the republic is only fifteen millions. =xcursion of the season. 2 . . | Apply at No. 112 Green atroet, Georgetown. D. C TO P. M MARTIN. Esq.—Sim: Your eard Withers’ Celebrated Brass and String Band will a in yesterday's Star will be answered in afew ar iaTwoN @ Suan q bber cea ‘Newer aid, gr arammattaee hee Snr" Rie fr, willing to make herself useful 4 No 4, Star Off be 5 Stages will leave tho corner of Pa, av. and 12th st. at#oclock S.m.,and at 1s oe 3 Ve o*clod . mn. Wii alxo lonvo7thiand 2th streets every hour during ay. Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitung a gentleman and ladies. Pare each way 123¢ cents. By order: ma 25t COMMITTEE. Whe STON, 7th amie T to wat VO RORTTIRER (hn Mre. THOMA Dand EF rts, > TRE ; ; e-room and ¢ E E PLETCH ser H SCHOOL will Bxy, May 25th. ‘Lhe school will leave the Chapel, corner street and New \ ork av To’elock. buses will be in at place for the aceot ut tide, and at the wharfon the return of p ty ieee River will Jcove 4 hes lout 0 *, 4 o' cocks. m.. a return a) he Withers’ full Brass Band has been engaced fur the occas Tickets 9 cents; children 2) cents—to be had of the Committee or at the boat. ma 17-4t* Meet v =e well recomnn PARKE ma ’ pstween change in the flour market since . Standard superfine brands are morning at $: - | asin quality. No wheat offering. The whole of brethren in cood standing are fraterually tu- | thecorn on the market yesterday, as noticed in the vited to attend. By order of the W.M. Star was seld at S=aWe! al pie: S.A. H. McK ‘The offerings of beef cattle at the drove 1 0. 0 F.—EASTERN LODG yesterday ai 4 of h 0.0. F.—The members of Faste were purchased by District butchers, at $1a5.500n 0.€ the Loof, equal to 8-481! net; the remaining 40 were driven to Baltimore. Old sheep—full ‘sup- ply—selling at 3441), cents per lb, Lainbs $233 wemble at their head. Cows and calves—scarce—selling at ANTED—All those aitioted th In vol Es ETS NEW MEDICA SALT that Lodge. The members of sist HE TOMB OF | _ _ AND Brother P. ASHINGTON QTRAYED AWay From ‘The members of the 1 ji . the subseriber. « z Tree Wek, Unit Burhce Noten SSW eloewins lant: email dar rod COW. ele vey . * xe A "4 58S. h * LY a io ite epet wr forebe oor vm for admission to the position of Assistant Sur- 1 .. for the purpose Mteceahin ia mart ularly to Moeat he | iy — not tementered. i will pay the sum of © geons in the Navy by the Naval Medical Board | ral ther. ‘om! Wi 9 k b of ington on TUS pee N for ber return to my residence, corner of 6th and F. AYSand FRIDAYS, leaving tin streets. wharf, at the fout of 2th street, atl0 a. m., and re turning at hal; OR SALE—A SERVANT, an accomplished cook, pastry maker, preserver, and seomatrass. She will be sold to some Southern gentioman who of Examiners which was recently in session at A. L. NEWTON Philadelphia, viz: No.1. William Bradley, of AT THE MEETING OF THE PASS o'clock p.m. = = . M AL | wants such a servant, but nottoatrader. For tie oaches leave all the Hotels and the corner OST—LAND WARRANT No. 75.73%, for 10 Pennsylvania. No. 2. Edward F. €orson, of Asswoiation of the District of Columbia, | addrorsul her eer ety wokte @ trader. For th Peanaylvanis ovenue and He 2 conic ene ot | Ls acca taanel it pee eae Bette . ipa % he 1th instant, tho following officere were — - = —— | trip $i. ma 2-tf | March, 1855, for serv Pennsylvani No. 3. David Kindleberger, of r the ensuing year: OSIERY 7 H AND GLOVES. A large assortment at wholesale and retail at H. EGAN’S, 323 Pa. avonue, south side, bet. 6th and 7th ste. Ohio. No. 4. Joseph D. Grafton, of Arkansas sexbepte picey, No. 5. Robert L. Weber, of Pennsylvania. No. Dove, 6. Robert J. Freeman, of Virginia. No. 7. edorsios Wm. E. Taylor, of Virginia. No. 8. Bennett W. Green, of Virginia. No.9. Jas. McMaster, of Pennsylvania. - 10. James W. Herty, of Georgia. The first five named will be commis- sioned at once; the remainder us vacancies may occur in the medical corps The following Assistant Surgeons were examn- ined by the Board, and passed a satisfactory examination, for promotion, viz: Thomas J Turner, Wm. G. Hay, R. P. Daniel. and Wm. T. Hord. Proxilent. D., Vice President. reasurer. . D. Secretary. Conusellor C, i. Lixsenmann, M. D., C. Boyix, M. D., ————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— {the baud ap S-wiw OST—In thin ; 4 SURGIC. PROF. ANTONIO Wild, GIy ma 24 6b E SOIREE, of the season on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 25, iT DANCING ACADEMY, corner 2th street and Penn, ma 2st" AIGN BALL OF THR KE STOLEN.—A email red COW, eccee at eat a marked in the ear by a hole and » slit Pa. avenuo to Ne. DNESDAY "EVENING, June 1 1950 lp Hotel, where a con 5 $1, admitting a gentleman and ladier. inst. $3 reward will be given yy her if env ered exponna shall be apared ts make thin theGied Gare | & tinanbweriter. REE night of the season. By order of the dad w-tnecinoinaied ma 23 att COMMITTEE. PERSONAL. J If the parson whe writes to me tnre of” Sint fe "request. at a framed we, twill give me 24-3t" ~ Georgetown, a CAS éN* oF Georgetown, M ®%"S ap nove wear, NSTRUMENTS A, A great variety of GUOLS for Men and, Boys’ : . —FOURTH WARD.— urth Ward opposed to le of their municipal afairs rjustand heavy inciease of narked decrease and retrenchment ment of mechanics and the lal man, veto mossages, &e., &oc., &c., are res} ly requested to meet in mags moerting at Teniperance Hail, on THURSDAY EVENIN Xt, th ioat., "clock, for Exe purpose of nomimating & Peo g IE Wear at ma 24-6t 323 Pa. avenue, south sida, het, 6th and 7th ats, (0 LWLLEY ‘yj Se to be held ME Iyrorms his fri AUCTION BUSINESS fr 359 7th street, near Dorsey's on of their favoris Second-hand ate for Alderman, three Common Coun- | tt i ector, Register al Sureer Speedie , MANY SUF bought cheap. mn 24-2t* Wernavittinion ys best brands, warranted, prices for cash onls ipa dixcount to grocers and others who buy again, Also, 75 kega assorted sizes, fair qua ity, at $3.49 per kog, casn. ELYANS & THOMPSON a un.avenus, bet n (Intel. AStates) “het. 9th and 1th ats, seers Tne Tax Butt for the current (Corporation's) fiseal year, duly passed the lower Board of the Washington Councils last evening, in the shape in which it came down from the Board of Al-. dermen. That is, fixing the rate of taxation at 60 cents upon the $100. ‘To this reduction of 5 eents on the $100, we learn that the Mayor was vehemently opposed, electioncering against it with might and main, and declaring that he should regard its triumph a virtual instruction to him to stop all improvements of the streets, &e., Ke. The Council board in adopting the rates agreed on in the Board of Aldermen, gave evidence that they have not yet made up their minds that their function issimply tocarry out the Mayor's purposes without regard to the substantial interests of the people of Washing- ton; as many of their constituents imagined on hearing of their late self-stultifying action upon the Seventh Ward Market-house bill. res Wan Devartwent News —Captain @ H. Paige, Assistant Quartermaster, U open at, 1 States Army, died at Camp Floyd, Utah, April | preciety. 1 18, 1859 % ig . - The President has appointed First Lieutenant Mrontdert f hb, Tredwell Moore, 2d infantry, to fill the vacancy | % dacoh Thompson, in the Quartermaster’s Deparguent occasioned oe eras by the death of Captain Paige. ees assorted NAILS, clr we offer at very low t pitol gate, ING next. 25th instant, ‘at & rpose of nominating candidates ¥ Officers, and also to elect dele- kates to the City Convention. a ma 24 5 MANY CITIZENS. STAND FROM UND Finest Granp Ray THE OLD SIXTH IN h Ward wi! ba held atOdd Fellows’ Hail, Noi HURSDAY NING ith he was in the ar the nua: honse, the him al! the informa ra. ‘ pike ; retired, healthy, and Ward and © mt water ma 24 'U GIVE oF Att Kinns, ith obtained from the Orphans’ aad appotising Sauce was in Washington county. in the District of Colum! ” ie Pr ~ " LEWIS BAILEY. Fairfax county, Va. ce! NTRY BOARD.—A few persone (without “email children or servants) can fod good BOARD, threw miles from the erty, on adaily stage road, by applying to Box 19, Star Office. ma If eout* KD IN THE Cov ‘ountry Board ean be bad at the “N the Columbia turnpike, Alexandria fhe invent iv r miles from Was ite Ty suitable for perso: joing nes: the city Terms $5 por week: Children under 1, half pres. For particular lath street. 1 estat (| letters of admimatration on the psrsoaal extare bone ett Ipgnehy "Iate of isinna? v from the Crimen.and ninco 7 y, b 3 aving claims a riitanldgees thal seatn Dee nnae gen: ereby warned 10 exhibit. th WALTER LENC vouchers thereof, to the subse: DAVID i 2ith day of May next; they may YW Mm i} ness emelied from si! benshit of eaeets paaty, iven under my hand ol a MICHAEL MoS mi said deceasa me, with the v n original rect The m ulscturers eimply ask t ® trinl, convinged that it 1K, Eng must add In M RHANY rthe Mayor and o Collector will aiso be pres: Commit John D. Brandt, William Sencar. Dana oe Biack AND COLORED I have just received the second supply of- Black and Faney Colored Silk Robes, Also, Bosdeome assortment double-skirt Barege obes, Lawn Robes, English Chintz Prints, Organdie 1 Ducaia, Valincens, And many other Dress Goods, at le+s than regalar prices, HENR GAN 323 Pa. aven bet. equalled. either ax a lant to the appet Aaron W, Miller, aid to dry Andrew Frenoi Bernard Bry: ma 24 St* ' T SMITHSONIAN the benefit of the Mount Ver ton Fund, by HENRY W. MILLE on MOND? re at J.B. F. Carli: at Corbett & smi rece Seyer’s ne i Wy malo al to try Mons, wee entiticd the ‘Sultana’s Sgnee,’ erthe Tarkish ponies Its flavor Is ex- lerable aid in cases of The Lancet quant, and epi rm and ensencre G. » North A street, N. FAN. south ude, ‘The Sultana’s Saw hand 7th st py combtentie ma 24-8 hap, ore rt the daliente and t ©, 349 7th St. No. 319 Three doors below Northern Market. AUCTION GOODS, Havin, ood returned from the North wil stock of cheap PRY ODS (rom nue call the attention of the ladies of Was vicinity to the following articles : 1 yard wide Idee: T—A convenient FRAME H street, between S and Txt . Sonn eee a vilege of a stabie a: i . ration aod Russia, Satitillater « Itisa | and wh Atlas, The Suitava Sauce ina most delicious zest.”— orn. Chronicle, f ail the piquant resources of ~Uarted Service the appetite this § atjunct to Fr h. Flesh, id be placed ou every dinner ta. lip Clayton, “ George W, Riggs. CITY COMMITTER. Mes. James G. Borrett. vy a Calico, warranted fast ovlor at 25 de Super at 1c: worth size mbric ‘awanyaraiteaned jast colors, at B30; worth Wo. Fine double skirt Cambric and Organdie, fnet col- 5 worth Me and Wovl Barege Napoleonsat 5790; ed Double Relates Organdies at $3; worth $5 Fine Cambric Robe a’ Lee at 81.73; worth 85, very a Bnetish Shooting at 350; worth tic do do atsi!se3 worth 3 rd wide Bleachod Shirting at (e; worth | Sen ‘a sard wide Pillow ease Linnen at 3'¢: worth He Marseilles (2atits, 1 4, at % worth 22 . do" 11-4, at £129: worth $2.75 Small sizes from ede SM; very cheap Marseilles Bosoms at 31 worth He White finn n Duck at 6234: worth #740 tncies, V ) Bose’ wear, Men's wea-, roiderian, &e ‘ which was bought at auction and very chonp. ity” Call and see, iw EF. PF. MADDOX. RE SODA WATER, with Cream raps, at MOORE’S West End Fo RENT—That very RSTAB iSHMENT, Pa. avanne, between 4} lars apply te No. 357. corner of 9th wy sédrees T. FL HERBERT, through the P- fice. an v4 3t* s BRICK > Retxstarey.—The six acting N idshipmen who were dismissed from the Navy for being participants in tarring and feathering one of their comrades at the Naval Academy, in April | last. have been reinstated in their former posi- tions. od States—GARDNER street New York; and nbsl!, FOR RENTS! contifortable th vow «LIN te NO north £, bv twoe © Teeers Store, Omak BVErE, « ie 1. “Char. 8. Je at. Miss Carter, tushed sith cas JOHN Ht. SPM ME: corr Sth street aod W stond Centre Mart Navan.—The frig Mrs. her wharf in Philadelphia. Her hands were to | <j be paid off yesterday—the sum necessary for} “* that purpose being about $300,000. gee Detacnen.—The officers of the Memphis and the Atlanta, two steamers belonging to the Paraguay expedition, which arrived at New York on the 20th, have been detached ned ine for anle a fthoorty. The ad the heuer in ti wints apply ete WEIL. br. W. Po doh NE in. P. Mohan, “ Zonas C. Re J, Madison Cutts, FIFTH Warp. Mrs. Edmund Barzy, Mrs Dr. W. F. Wallace, CAW.C.Donnivgton, “ T. Van Rixwick. “ Win. A. Muiloy, SIXTH WARD, Mrs. Dr. A.W, Miller, Mrs. E. Sinoot, sd whert Clarks, “FE. Barber, Gorse A.B r. = a rare, FW Raekeboe a AMMATORY Di sms ONL)! Fok Ixetammatory Diseases Oxuy! Tax Weatugn —Tho following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : OORE’S and other ise, Ayro’s and Bull's Sa lias; Baker’ so, Ayre’s an a rsaparilias; Baker’ = Bittors, and all the new Medicines of the day.” Clarke, Cc tof Havana rs. Ss Such RHEUMATIS® 41ND NEU ‘ Pa Ln Dh) INPLAME® THAD N, May 24, 1859, Aneel. VIRGINIA BACON HaM ERISIPELAS ANG St ty Property. k New York, N.Y - clear, pleasant. a ome ceived alot of fine HAM z k containing 38 acres or teen, lying in M Philadelphia, Pa :elear, pleasant : : - by» rentlemaa for his emp hee. atnly on the 3h street Baltimore, ar, plensant a ur. Bhout I2m.Le from Washing 8 from Rewky FE. F. Queen. 7th atreet CAROLINE « M. Pears 4 . at, pleasant, 65° ru Fa ae _~ NPIS ear. pleasant, 62°, i AGER BEER Hi tricd this Medicine? raps 6 Ue sp gubn peut tart Hite fom tt tie Alice Tear, Gu. ra LAGER BEER. now acknowledge tto Le sk eh the best in this count Ord, for this health- ful beverage, either in largo ur small bottles or kegs, promptly filled, and iclivered free of charge atany ol 1a t mode ‘tees, Alter choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH man 2 WBA BRANDY. has just receiyed from Meare, rmans lotof their pure CA- Y. rhich they offer for by so. on draught ard in bottles. tl, re, comes at one TE & CO., ‘str, ashington. * this M. » not de! Bave you read the ave you read the with large lack -busiding. oT ave you read situated co ner Virgiua avenue aud os R hs 4 square south of t rent Sold Re Sold = all ny all Sold b Aimanda Trook. Tickets may be procured of either of the City Comn stores, ft rele withsenian Institution, The reet lear, pleasant. lear, warm. lear, warm pe low te ® xo! tenant & premres.orto WM. WARDER, wood ner K ard Oth ate. - JOR SALE, ON REAS ih ON A CREDIT O) THE Pt KCHASE A three story BRICK DW i taraing 13 rooms, with 10- feet Bu carcetient cell THE LADIE: ER N THE Festival for the Young Men's Cipiggast ae requested ts ‘at Odd Fellows tach, | “Be et, to i 3 ma @3-ct the pri HIRD WARD. \TTENTIC e Veto~Reduction of Taso nt’, ofl mee e Third gr pepe Opposed to the a N we6d in the Mayor Sal whe favor the reaeetion’ We nave TUS Race SS AND OFFER tin innas Ge at for sale—__ ESDAY EVE: ING nt, Fine Catawba BRANDY, a Ose © for the Board of meron Fine Bee, ery jo. 4 Ee TE & CO. No. 62 Louisiana ave., bet. nat ma Bet Spo. Bank of Washington. ear. pleasant. lear, 75°, wind S FROM THE WEST. Sold impor Sold b isiana ave. bet. 8 4 oO he nk of hate MMER DRI "Om Wilards? Hotel, <> Wil ards’ Hotel. 7, Willard’ Hotel. jand is now ceady for wa srar x OREWOUSI next Toke te rm Neat ae. Fabs IBLE RUILDING AR D KDR kee bdivision of Sq ae spetntasenithsonian, at 7a. m. (cor- in offered for sale on Wwheral terme — for temperature, ) 30,21; at noon 30,199. i eter oon Pry it. This lot front ration sud ix 7 Mazimum dung gat 02,3 At noon 72". pat ea or ro Au. Pevaona are hertiy stationed BAY THEN Ww MEDICAL. Sarr: weas' uiling site,” Apply tr FASC MeGUIRE re inate a jor or Pivil “ U f day, 76°; minimum 52° Ring oF mete Fag he donptan arial iia . mbar ae maz te Ke street, Phi aeiphin._ = — oe 17" Harper’s Magazine for June, received from | ~—== FIRST WARD.CA menting 2 meeting of 7. | Sat date, . Nipbesenetn op a: Vinee tay ae Ci rs J. Shillington, comes ont strong in the pictorial Prcoeded Noveninr sake A pal g have just bros "rele = finest wid Baseer | BSC four years. Apps'to ROBERT WRIGHT. line. ‘Porte Crayon’? fs at the bellows again ite hall NEE weed, aes yon 6 str et psig! 7 - - : with some of his characteristic illustrations. The le ECUL chapters of Thackeray's ‘ Virginians” are de licious delineatjons of character indeed. Rak For ,——————— — i i