Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1862, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS To-mieEY. Cantsascry.—New songs, new acts dances nightiv at this popular resort. The !-Leap for Life,’’ ‘Sons of Malta” “‘Masanicilo” a other attractions will be produced to-night. Lewis and Christie, the flying performers, will a in some of their nastic feats. Parker will furnish a new budget to laugh at, and the court of beauty will appear in graceful dance . Lavigs’ Fain.—The young ladies of the rector’s lass, Church of the Ascension, commenced their Pair at the rooms of the Young Men’s Christian Association yesterday, and will continue it dur- iow the week. The Fair is for the benefit of do- ions, and any one having a surplus of cannot make 8 better investment giving itto this cause. The young la- dies of this church are noted for their beauty, and it certainly is a satisfaction tomake a purchase from a pretty and agreeable young lady. Wasnineton AcapEmy oF Music.—Free con- certs daily commencing at4 p.m. Vocal snd in- strumental music. Refreshments always at hand. Vocat Concunt.—The children of the fourth and part of the first district pris schools an- nounce one of their pleasing and entertaining con- certs at the Smithsonian thisevening. So popular ond delightful bave these concerts become, that it Is almost unnecessary to remind the public of them Prof. Dantel will conduct the affair and Prof Parkhurst preside at the piano. new Counctt. Procerpin May 26—Board of Al- dermen.—The President presented a resolution of the Board of School Trustees setting forth that the sum ies ap ae eee not sufficient te erecta school building on corner of D street south and Third street east, and asking that the balance of the £6,000 appropriated for the erec- tion ef two i houses in the third district may be appropriated for the purpose of erecting sald echeol-house en corner of Dand Third streets; referred to committee cn schools. A bill probibiting the use of privy wells, and roviding a penalty therefor, was referred. Bills passed: To lay a water main along K street south, from Eighth to Eleventh street east; for the relief of E. Geetz; to open an alley in square No. 121; for mt of bose and purchasing ou dubbin for Franklin Fire Company; to lay a flay footway in Second Ward; a joint reeolation reqnesting the keepers of public houses to close their bars on the day of election; an act te cause feotway to be pave: id curbstones set on south front of square No. an act for a hydrant tn | meoree of a pump on the corner of C and Thirteen- -and-a-half streets west; bill for the relief of P. Tyson; to drain the school-house on H street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets west; for laying 4 gutter In the Sixth Ward; for xrading and graveling hth street west, from M te Rhode Island avenue; to repair Firat street esst, between C and D north; to repair Ninth street west, from G to M; for relief of Sam’! Russell. The Mayor of the city and the Board of Com- ton Council were informed that the Board of Aldermen were shang 4 to adjourn sine die. Mr. Bayly offered the following : Kesolced, That the thanks of the Board of Al- dermen are hereby tendered to Joseph F. Frown for the satisfactory manner In which he has, as presiding officer during « portion of the 57th Council, discharged the responsible duties of the ‘The Jesolution was unanimously adopted, and « Mr. Brown responded as follows : To say, Aldermen, that | thank you for this , kind peeecieien of my intentions faithfully and impartially to discharge the laborious duties of the chair, would be but feebly and imperfectly te translate the mingled emotions which are now giving accelerated beat aad throb te my overflow- ing heart. It bas been wisely said that in the various pesitions and pursuits of life noman can command success; but, under Providence, he may do more—for he may deserve it. If honest efforts, persevering! refed out, can constitute a lam to such desert, then only may I aspire to merit the compliment contained in your unani- mous resolve Since the beginning of the Counct!, events have ‘anspired sround us which will notch them- ecives deep into the centuries to come. The re- beltion has assumed the proportions of a revolu- tion, and its marsbaled atimles have flouted their victor! flag deSently within sight of this very fiall 1 not congratulate yon upon the fact that the theater of this causeless and mest de- plorable war bas been transferred from our midst, and express the ardent hope that long before the ctosé of ~nother Council, Battle sball have rolled ap his*:loody banter, (the union of all the States having been firmly re-established upon the rock of the old Constitution,) and throughout the land » “Peace shall tinkle the shepherd's bells, and laugh in the glad songs of the eenpers >” ff, in conclusion, during the period of my ser- vice, a single werd or deed of mine has wounded (be feelings of any one, I sincerely regret it, and 4 leave the chair with an earnest proyerin my heart for the prosperity and happiness of every g@entieman with whom I have been associated {a the enactment of taws having for their aim at Jeast the advancement of the permanent interests and enduring welfare of our common constitu- ency. 1 now declare the Board of Alder.nen ad- Journed, sine die. Common Cowneit ~A communication was re- ceived from the Mayor, Se, epson of the ap- proval of certain acts, and alao one covering a Petition of John Rogers & Son, asking the pay- ment of interes’; which was referred. Mr. Shepterd presented a petition accompanied by @ bill authorizing the laying of a water main on K street south, between Eighth and Eleventh Streets east; passed Mr. Lewis reported a bill to lay a pavement on the south side of square 257; passed Mr. Raub reported a biil to erect a hydrant fh place of a pump at tbe corner of Thirteenth-and- a-balf and C strrets; pe: i A bill from the Board of Aldermen, appropri- ating $500 to purchase hose for the Perseverance Fire Company, end $500 to build a steeple on thelr engine-house, was d. All business before the board havinc been trans- acted, committecs were appotnted to wait on the Mayor and Board of Atdermen an@ inform them of the fect, and thet the beard was ready to jeura. = Richards baving called Mr. Callan to the chatr— Mr. Mulloy offered the following resolution, which Was seconded by Mr. Shepherd, and unan- imously adopted Be it resolved, That the thanks of this board are due and are bereby tendered to the President of this board, for the feithful manner in which he bas discharged the duties appertaining to bis office, and that we shell cherish with freilnzs of respect andi esteem the remembrance of tal iutercouzse with us. Mr. Richards having resumed the chair, Mr. Callan informed bim of the passage of the abore, and sta’ed that It gave him great pleasure to be the organ of the board in presenting it Mr. Richards briefly returned his thanks for he expressicn of thetr regard and for the uniform Kinduess in which be bed been treated. His in- tercourse with them bad been pleasant, and his thanks were due for their wiilingness to Co-oper- ate with him. He did not remember that a single one of bis few decisions had been reversed by them; but he did not ascribe it to his own merit, but rather to their courtesy. Some thinge that the board had done had met with bis hearty ap- proval What bad been done for the p'blic- school system was peculiarly gratifying to him. He wished more had been done. He thought the public-school system was of more importance than any other sinele measure they could is- late upen. Mr. R. closed by expressin; is ‘wishes for the future happiness and prosperity of the members. The joint resolution requesting the closing of all taverns, Ac , on election day, came back from the upper board, with an emendment; coacurred 1 n Bills for the repair of Eleventh street east and Ninth st. west were received, with ainendments; concurred in The board having been informed that the other board had finished their business, and that the Mayor had no communication to make, adjourned 56mg dic. Deraware Invians.—F. Johnson, agent of ladians for the Delaware reservation, arrived in the city on gp accompanied by Capt. John Connor, bead chief; Sarcoxi, Charles Johnny Cake, und Lecon Hecon, assistant chiefs; Jordan Johnoy Cake, interprevr, and James Connor, first counsellor of the Delaware tribe pr er all of whom are here for the purpose of settli tn claian og inst the United ‘They had a ver: pecan? f interview with the Commissioner of Indian Af- faire and Secretary of the Interior on Baturday. The Detawares are descendants of the tribe with ‘whom William Lt Elersnrad bis treaty, and have ever been loyal and true to the Government of the United States. They emigrated to their present home from the nortreastern part of Indiana about thirty yearsago. Capt. John Connor ts familiar with ates Hy 2 and tratlin the West, and has for a number of years acted as the guide to the soldiers an rants hog over the almost ucknown the great West. He is about 47 years , and was among those who em!- grated from indiana to Kansas. The Delawares pall ro number about 1,000 souls, area thrifty industrious peapls dene to agricultural pursuits, and all of 7m possess: more or less wealth, there being very few paupers amony them. They bave proven their boyalty by raising & company of 100 men and sending to aid the loyal Cherokees. Rospexy.—On Thursday evening Wm. Evans, asoldier who had obtained bis harge from the 102d New York regiment, got into company with another soldier and the two took a roun@ to- gether. Evans wishing to go back to the cum) of tye regiment took a hack and the two star: »: (he camp, Evanton the way falling asleep and a waking up discovered that comrade gone, and also S50 and bis disebarge which d together. The police are on the track of Dick | Shepher A Fatsz nee Nieeo te the “tes Com- its session Shep. + and read Peace Democracy held on Saturday night last, as pub- Lisbed in. the Star, the remarks made pif ape Tide se yoy bool q juestion bs A ec! and said when the question was ‘before Councils the ‘ no- ” men, including Peak, Murtagh, Lewis and others, voted against the orsed as word ‘wh: ll Mulloy would vote for aman who was pact to everything but the Union, the Constitution and democracy.” Mr. S. said that this question had been barped upon lon; that some had begun to believe t! . Whenthe movement was made to insert the word ‘white’ in the bill allu- ded to he regarded it as intended for ‘buncombe,’ and nothingelse. The proposition wasa humbug. No one had ever contemplated the placing of white and black on an equality in the schools; he would be the last man to make such a move. In the most extreme abolition localities this was not done, nor could it ever be done. Whoever charged him with such an idea uttered a false- hood. He Sa aiprece the views of a mejority of the people who were o te bringing in the negro as an electioneering hobby for the benefit of the “ Peace Democracy.’’ enough, an Levi Covurt.—The Levy Court of the County of Washington met yesterday in the Aldermens’ Room, (City Hall) Messrs. George H. Piant, Jenkin Thomas and D. V. Burr appeared an were qualified as members of the court. The Court then proceeded to elect sch 20l com- missioners, under th@ law lately passed by Con- gress for the instruction of youth in the county, with the following result: J.P. Klengleand J. B Nourse, for that part of the county lying west of Rook creck Allen Dodge, Thomas Blagden and C. H. Wilt- berger, for that part between Rock creek and Eastern Branch. H.S. Williams and Dr. C. H. Nichols, for that part east and south of the mn inch. Mr. Pierce offered a resolution authorizing the appointment of acommittee to ask Congress to extend the time from one to three years for sur- petra laying out roads in the county; 0) 5 Pp The Court proceeded to fix the rate of taxes fer the present year, and after some discussion, the tate was fixed at one-fifth of one per ceat , with a deduction of twenty per cent. on all sums paid previous to the Ist of July. After transacting some other business of no pubile importance, the Court adjourned to Wed- nesday, June 4th. Dratis ov Sorpiens.—The following deaths bave been reported since our last : H. J. Phillips, company K, 10ist New York. George Tilton, company ki, 7th Maine Oliver Gillett, company —, 34 Pennsylvania. W. Pinkham, company L., Ist Maine cavalry. Jas McGinnis, company B, ist Penn. artillery, S. M. Roth, company E, 10d Peniisyivania. 8. C Wheeler, Soinpany H. 74th New York. W. Halsey, company G, Ist New York artillery. L. Nejson, company F, 85th Pennsylvania. C. Carrol, company B, 72d New York. ~ Abra’m Newcumer, company A, Ist Penn. riffes. Calvin Calkin, company D, ist New Jersey. W. H. Confer. company A, 49th Pennsylvania Serg’t Robert Lawrence, company F , 5th Maine. Wo. H. Cole, company E, 7th Virginia T. C. Christopher, company D, Lith South Carolina. ‘The last two were prisoners. Relatives of deceased soldiers can be furnished ‘with all the information they desire in relation to the burial place of their friends, &c., by call- a on F.T. , Government undertaker, 444, street north. Ficht aMoNe THE G’HALs.—Yesterday after- noon, Patrolman Kelly, of the First Ward, arrest- ed a middle-aged, well-dressed female, on F st., near Eighth, and, followed by a large crowd, proc to the Céntral Guardhouse On the way thither the prisoner became obstinate, and it required the — to carry her, much to the gratification of the crowd of followers, who were Clore observers of all that passed. She was locked up forthe night. At the trial, it appeared that her name {s Mary Lewis, and that she had a des- rate fight with a woman named Alice Boyle, n which the latter suffered severely, exhibiting a knot on her head, as big as goose ex » Produced by a blow dealt by Mary. ide and crinoline suffered in the tight, which was finally ended by the arrest of Mary. The war-cry of the latter in- dicated the cause of the fight, aud she used it with every blow, yelling out, “You slept with my busband, did you'”’ Justice Walter ordered oy to pay $3 91, and this morning she was re- JERSE Firs. —About to this morning the ruins of the large stable near the corner of Maryland avenue and First street west, were discovered on fire, and an alarm was at once soynded, which soon brought out the Columbia, Perseverance, Fraaklin, end othtr fire companies, with their apparatus, to the ground. The flames soon spread to the two two-story frame dwellings south of the stable, owned by Mr. Issac Reed, and occupied by him and a colored family named Daily, which were soon destroyed The turniture, however, ‘was mostlysaved. Thestable, which was blown down a few weeks ago, belonged to a compan ing of Mesars McDermott, Pyywell, an and was not of much less. fir. Reed loses about $1,300, he having no insurance. itis said tnat Mr. Peapod could have been easily saved bad the fire companies had a suf- ciency of good hose. Szconp Ward Station Casgs—Before Justice Clark. —John Robinson, drunk; dismissed. Mar: Demarque, disorderly conduct; fined $3.91. CG. Dennis; drunk; dism{esed. James Henly, do.; do. Tue rRiznps of Gen. Franz Sigel, trio wish to welcome him on b!s arrital here to-night, are invited te ment ¢t the Temperance Hail at fve o’etock this afternoon. * of a statement that os ara in s per: Mrs. Nichols and boarders were not taken to the guard house on Saturday night, but Mrs. Nichols appeared there berself on Sunday morning, and as no proof could be brought against her for keeping a disorder! house, was honorably dismisech. © a ss DEAPNESS—MORE TESTIMONIALS. I bave suffered from a severe mal i the ear, which accompanied not only with deafness, but intense pain. All application failed till Dr. Von Moschzisker Renteow 5 zestened that organ to its healthy state. UMPHREY BLAND, Manager of Washington Theater. - From ont cf the best known Priests in the States. My deafness has been a great affliction to me It Is therefore my duty to those similarly afflicted, as well as an acknowledgment to Dr. ¥on Mos- chzisker’s great ekill an ents, to make it pub- licly known thet he restored meto my natural hearing. Stranisius Pantzrnexy, Passionist. Dr. von Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue, gives bis entire attention to all djseases of the Eye and Ear. For more testim see his card in the National Intelll- gencer. it To the Citizens of the Seventh Ward. I notice. in the reported proceedings of two meetings held in the ward, thi name has been placed before yi aidate for re- election to the Board of Alderm As both the meetings referred to adopted a set of resolutions, and those resolutions conflict with eacn other upon the subject of education, it becomes my duty to define my position upon that and other questions arising out of the unhappy condition of our beloved country, viz : First. Lam an “ Unconditfonal Uniont favor of maintaining the Constitution Government as bequeathed to us by our ers, to the exclusion of all side issues of every sort and tion. Seen. I Set mene, as [ have sore ip Ge Past, to o) fanatics, whether in t! cgncissieunitnes-ahelitiagions: = Third. 1am and have al’ been opposed to the Introduction of national politics into our mu- nicipal affal te the Co: Fourth. I Qj tablishing for the education of negro children, and pledge myself, if elected, to do all in my power to relieve negroes from the pay- ment of any tax for the support of public schools, if it can be done under the charter. Ee yen eee) Capers to hots upon the above conditions, i am at your service. May 27, is62. tion’s es- Joan H. Szmmxi Barcuston’s Hain Dye! Tae best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished from na- ture—warranted not to injure the Hair in thetleas remedies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigoi ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav- ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Droggists, &c. U7" The Genuine is signed WittiaM A. Bartca- ‘ELOR, on the four sides of each box. factory, No. i Barclay st., New York, 27-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st. DIED, degree etl Sala te eem es ByaaaeCigebate, viene i the ove.sto day tuesday) ot Oe ss funeral will take piace from the nce of Poa ata hig Po wv of the ly bo ts WANTS. ‘Y—Two aotive ‘0 Une ULB opety -essma Skin; to wors at dr 0 Apply No. 46 43 street, corner Missourt av, LE oe Se oS ee eee 7 ANTED—A competent WOMA® as cham- Ww acd senmatress. Good city refer Witcnd eat at3i street. m 27-3t* ‘E: NT—A Hi iE euitadlefor ry thout wares, A F a i yy wil Rox 4416, Post Uffixe. or call at thenewss . Post ( flice lobby, WANTED—A WET NURSE. oithor white Se aived: Gall smmediatel ay 4ev5e Tice at te Willards’. i mst" F to eral housework, “ine who enderetands cooking; a. white gel peleres. Apply st No, 454 Eighth street. near a m 37 St* WANTED-A good GIRL to do general house- Gal aT FY Narandatoras bacon ats, = is ha at ANTED-I vent to emp! yume nods a D WORKMEN. Apply to C. WOODWARD. 318 Pa avenue, between 10th and Nth ste. mi6-3t* ag a i Hes- Mf a 1e recom nire Pa. avenue, between ath wat 1 bh ota” tt V ANTED-A first o'axs HOUSE to rent, con- taining 8 tol2 roo ns; wi!l purchase furnita: ead board family. Address “MA. D oe }08. ,»” Star m7 3 LAD, sbout 13 to 15 yours of axe, of respectable paren wsn' atte d strict! Less, Reference is require). Apply at FERSEN SEIM N ES 3 dents’ Fu hing oe. WANTED-A HAND inthe Wheelwright and sada HELPSR in the Blacksmith § op of K street, between 9th and loth, m 26-2t* WANTED—A young MAN to freeze ice o-ram Sud drive ® wagon. and s Gorrap BOY to learn ths oonfectioger’s businass, at 34 enngyl- Vanie BY. m 25- WANTED—A large TENT suitable for an am- brotypist. A sutler’s tent, not less than 22 feet in length would answer. Inquire in the Gai- lery up stairs. 480 Pa. avonue m 26 St* WANTED-A German or Americsn GIR cook, wash and iron fora sma'l fxmily. 8 well recommended NURSE, 46734 i¢ Opperite Wiliards’ ANTED—A PARTNER with ac 008 or more, in the best cash busi BAYS from 100 to 200 per cent. Ai ity Port Office, m 96 St* Qi TEATION WANTED, by & young man as © clerk in & clothing atore in this city ; has had int 3,004 references given ” Star Offiss. 1 whioh al dress Kox & HOUSE P. RS; beat of w: G Caillat WILLLAM:! ACOBS’ Cosoh Pamting Shop, near the oorser of Maryland avenue and 7th bas «| =. Wasos paid every Saturday. m WANTED TO RENT—By a tenant who will psy by the month promptly, ard ee ys if reqaired, by June 1-t.acsmfortabie HO. ina noalthy location, with gas and water. Ifthe houre and price su:t, & permanent ant can he had, Address **Jonez,” Box 473, P.O. m 25 6t* HARNESS MAKERS WANTED: good work- i. mon. Agply tor, A. LUTZ, 39 ni WANTED A male NURSE to attend t in valid gentemau. One who can come reo ommended bom apply at ELIOT’S Drug Store, corner of F 12th sts m 34 3t* WASTED Br & very sms}! Gorman family, two KOOMS, on grouzd floor, by the o! June, iow rent Address “E. L, for-*M ,” Box 49, Post Office, Washirgtoi m 24 3t* N ORGANIST WISHES A SITUATION in one of the churches in Washington City ; will give good references. Also ra Alto Singer wouid like a Situation, Inqnireat Mr. ELUIS’S Music More, Pa. av. m4 St® WAANTE D—1 LABORING MEN to work in the Commissary Department on the York river, Va. Large wages will be given and rations furnished. oy yt Mr. VOSS, at Morgan & Reinhardt’s Wharf, foot of @ street, Washington, DC, m24-3t | Wante D—By a gentioman aod his wife, with- out children, a convenient HOUSK contain- inz 7 or 8 rooms. wit hin 15 minutes’ wsik of Penn- Keot not to cen. 5 Ws Snnun. Any pei Anent and punctuai tenant, who wi! no objection to parc Dg A parte! the farn' if desired and -uitabie. Address or opel to NICHOLSON, 372 Pa avenue. m 24 St* ANTED IMMEDiATELY.—A ,onticman, hoes family have gone North, wants a weil! art “ : $ t |, but wilt cotinsist upon thst. Address ‘aa 24 St Box 45, Poet Ofco m2 LOST AND FOUND. SECOND EDITION. AR D- LOST Near Lafayette = ——_ 4 fi er of 4th Tash, Snipe ar acces iOHN FLETCHER, corner t jack sore from oart saddle mz? 3t* o1 stolen, 0) the i9th ead thi te Cee, white : in e rij oi oe Bind feet. Re above rewn ra wie ie stions asked, if left at No. 188 a Sd and 4th. aig bro 7; wd Whoever will AMUE NSHINE. m 27 St* = No B30 cast iy street. 'WARD—Straved or stolen, on Frida: 10 the iod}netante oreht bay HORSE, with ue U. 8. and C. pth, thea wil See the ates reward ifbrovght home toms, on 13th east, be- tween E and Ps ave m7 est GENERAL SIGEL. We learn that Gen’l Franz Sigel, who ts now in this city, came here on the invitation of the Secretary cf War, who designs promptly arrang- ing @ command for him. Tue Crty Rattroay —An informal meeting wa the principal subscribers to the stock of the Wash. Ington City Ratlroad was held yesterday (four- fifths of the stock being represented), and we are glad to say that the fullest disposition was man!- fested to do full justice to the residents of this District in the construction and manzgement of the road. Resolutions were passed, requesting the corporators to call a meeting of the stockhold- ors at the earliest possible day under the law, for the organization of the company. It was deter- mined to buiid and stock the road inthe best manner, within the time prescribed tu the act granting the franchise, and also to confer upon the resident stockholders a controlling influence in the management of the road, by giving them four directors out of the seven to be chosen. One of the directors will be selected from the city of New York, two from Philadelphia, and four from the District of Columbia; which, it will be con- ceded, is very liberal in view of the fact that the District is largely in the minority as respects the amount of Its subscription to the work The citizens of Washington, who are so onx- fously looking forward to the completion of this road, wiil note with satifzction the purpose of the stockholders to push the enterprise forward with energy BENJAMIN T. HALL. I OST—On Friday evening Isst, {rom Cornelius 4 jer of B. ‘austin. On Ist str fom ead large thick horns, with thee £ ng the beck. A liberal rewar aves the cow is returned to the above rag ons HIS I3 TO CERTIFY THA ‘23d day of May, +362. that James A ™. made oath thst on the 19th day of 1882, about nts! ket H w ON THis MoDevitt ir 9 years old; appears to have bi 4n harness. Sworn before me. ‘ ‘ R, Jurtios Peace. A. AV. ‘he owner will come forward, pay oherges, and ance with tieisw Apply offee of Saperiutencent ence Vit, LJ oO! a rio tend of Voie, 616 i]th treet, 3 ned iawsw OST OR STO! corner {6th aud K ete,, h use colored nos: *, twees 15 ond 16 if lW years old. SS reward wii! be given i 1g returned to the above msct'oned. NAKEN UP ESTFRAY—A government con- demoed bay HORSE, with four white feet; about four years old. ‘Fhe owner will come for d, prove property, I, charges and take him AN MOND, 7th at , Northern Liberty Na-ket. AKAN UP ASSRAY—On the 20th instant, a dark brown HORSS, at the W ashing ton Arsenal Ths owner is requested to coms forward, property aud pay expenses. Apply at Washington Arssnal, for WILLIAM SMITH m3 St" | esr tay Union Town, scross the Navr Yard Bridge, two HORSES, one a light gray horse with dak mane and tail, and long feticoks; mare watt yes 6 and hind — see CONSXESSIONAL. —_e _— XILVIIth CONGRESS—Seceond Session. REET SGI Tvrspay, May 27. SENATE —Mr. Grimes offered a resolution call- ing on the Secretary of Wer for information re- lative tothe number of efficers and men of the regular and volunteer service that sreconfined in the Penitentiary of the Disiri c what regiments they velone were sent there, &c ; adop! The post route bill was taken up, amended and passed. A communication was recetved from the Pres- ident, declining to furnish the information co.a- cerning Mexican aff.irs called fer by a recent re- solution of the Senate, on the ground that at pre- sent to furnish it did not comport with the public interest The tax bill was then again taken up, and ‘ se amendments proposed by the Finance Commit- yeresi , Stabie, 6th | tee were considered. 8. ovsx.—The &) Saas domme t errcacne_| ,etns, zee peter esd bate ram STRAY—Ii herby certify that Mrs. Mary C' iz correspondence relative to Mexican af- Fenowiok. brought before me as ; referred. 1 oe A aed) un ee yoo Lay | The bill for Se peyment of losses sustained by Sve years olf; about Is hands hieb; marked U.8.c, | Citizens from U.S. troops wes made the special Given under my hand and seal this 2ith day of 7 ee ee May. 1962. THOMAS C. DUNN, (sesl,) The bill authorising the appointment of a Justice.of the Peace for Washington county, Board cf Fortifications, was ed over. “ambi M granting @ tract District of Co'umbia. The owner of the above described h of land known as the Colorado Desert to Califor- pone forw cd, prove propert; is aod — ee — supply “4 poerie ee c = and over e saine for ir gation an . pur- mest" __ Near Mt Olivet Cometerv._ | noses; referred to Committee of the Whole . ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Cormry oF Wasuineton, To-twit:—1 herel'y cér ———— LATS LOCAL NEWS. ——+ —From James Morgen ‘K bro’ HORSE y what coy) ost ‘se will tufy that samuel Shreeves, of the county SDS al pers Sp ts Pe before me, eee uk ae b tJ ol 4 ard conn 2 ‘D. 1e62, and 2 pre- our last report :—Thomas Jenkins, 3 = Green, snd Sam and Nora Bruce. Wm. ‘odd, i slave—Jim Dashiel D T aad; waite sper on Rees Gladman, I slave—Lucy Brisco. J. F 3 feet > —Lucy Brisco . Brown, 1 Ffots, and hse deou used in gearas Given under my | #lave—Henrietta Johnson. Francie J. Jones: 3 hand. J. W. BARNACLO, J Pp. Si Jathes and Ldward Page. Robt The owner of the above describsd horse is re 3 oh ted and Maria Dig; to prove Proper veL SFE’ and take 3 EL SHREBV ES, Martine, 6 slaves—Maria Nelson, Flora, Daniel No. 28 Fir exe bets gd Ht rles and Catuarine Buchanan’ é Taken up oatrey in Georgtown, on tant, two HORSES, one bout on yA ey, i. nn feet white; much 1h, Henrietea Thomas and George Gibson. Mary A. Hewitt. 2 siayes—Mary Jane Jones and Cornelius Brok.r. Susan A. Chap- man, | slaye—Mary Elizabeth Taylor. Ana M. Bisco, Angelica Chew and —, Bisco, 26 elaves—Ezekiel Bisco, Samuel Wilson, Jobn, Maria, Nicholas, George, Cect and Ida Beall, ry John, James and Horace Grey, Elizaand Cc ashington, Eilen Warring, Robert, Hen- ty and Levi Herbert, Margt .Sally, Alice, Laura, Juliet, Frederickand v¥m. Coleman. Ann Maria Bisco and Emma Bisce,6slaves—Mary Ayres,Car- ownor will plane oe) apres rove property, p&y charges @ them Pre Pro Per ty Pay ON. BURROWS, 7h sts Near West Georgetown Church, eorgetown, DC, raved or stolen. on t Wy with short An the other, The above re- ™m 24-3t 5 Ewan patant, & grey ‘one born 1s longe: ard oss 6 hole thi hit, ward witt bs give: naud nO eueioss asked, if re- ear ths College, Geergstown, turned to 3d etree 4. CUANCY. 10 BOOK BINDER WANTED-—A Sit tion to take charge « stamping or forwar. ing. Gepartment of book Sates: oo om er & responsible person. ; A P Box 677, hiladele| P. 21 6t Watts, TO RENT- convenient moderna DWELLING (unfurnished containine about 0 hens snd located within three or four equaree e ts JAY COOKE & CO., m i7-tf 462 Fifteenth st. QV ANTED Every dairymaa to know that the beet Feed for Cows and Bogs—the cheapest ‘eed for Cows and Hoge—msking the riches! est milk snd in great abundance, oan be hi every day at 5 p.m , at 10 conta per bushel, fromthe Sassen: ewery, corner K and ae ae WANTED— By & lady, who, has had seve: exper*no* in ‘tavhiig, ant can gi rences, 8SiTUALION as teacher in ow school or in 8 private family in the ooun try. Address **Teacher,”’ Daily Star Office, Wash- ington, D. m5-D& Wim .SED—Every person to know that i am ip Wits oh ready to pay sash tor all articles in the hou: aralahing ° bo) eve the oad, beving p sere 1 Wil) de well to or R (ons! ie ) Dealer in New and Seorat-nand FPur- Dita! no I6 tf I have cvery one Know that they W viariat tre baet tock of Clcthing ints Caps. et the very | 6b Seventh Pree. bela NTE. CON, WW ikaNo patie y ute ett Ne. ste '7Z & GRIFFI a at. baw. and Pn ttt A at FOR SALE AND KENT. [rok BENT —T¥0 FURNISHED ROOMS, in B pieSsant and healthy location. Inquire at 460 E eventh strect, between F aud G. mz7 3." oline,Charlotte,Rich’d, Louis and Menab Jentifer. Angeiinsca Chew, f slave—Sallie Coates. Emma Bisco, 1 slave—Parac!ce Docket. Isaac Scaggs, obn Stewart Clemcnt Hill, 5 slaves— , Wm. and Susan West, Peggy and —— Jobn L. Kidwell, 3 slaves—JSames and jometville and Sarah Brooks. Emeline Sheriff, 7 slaves—Harriet an@ Bepjumin Watkins, James Allen, Martha Johnson, Ellen, be nd 8 — Gabriel and Charles Norton. Margaret E. Lowrie, 7 Laura and Kate Simmes, Wm. and Edward Stewart Mary A. Smoot, 2 siaves—Senrv Rutler, Mar; Hall. Francis M. arboe, 6 sla , Jade, Wil- Ne, John and Joseph Campbell and Mary Prier. Martha E. Barnes, 1 slave—Jess Johnson. Rob't Jones, 2 slaves—Amos Dean. Ellen C Jones, 1 slave—Rachel. Robert Gunnell, 10 slaves—Paul- ina Booth, Sarah Fairfax, Flinda, Anna. ile ham, Frank, Thomas, Josep?, Sally and Charles. Harriet Donohoe, | slave—Eliza. John W.Wells, 1 alave—Harriet’ Hawkins Henry Newnan, 4 slaves—Mary, Sally and Frances. Wm. Najlor, 1slave—Sarah Johnson. Wm. McLain, 2 slaves —Mary L. Jefferson and Sam’! Dorsey. Sotpigrs Growine Cavtious.—The great number of soldiers who have been rob’ of [082 REWARD Lost aeoheenl ih eat their money by the thieves, male and female, FAPHRG! Slcnging te Malor Trias Oot, | W2O R4¥" followed them othe cy for the very 2 broward jy, lesen te ‘at Ww HITE. ‘< — their at in bea hands a cing had b . m 93 e09t* received s considerable sum ys ago, £ 8 fay, ga | Mentioned the fact toa friend, and bis fesrs thal it would be stolen from him. His friend carried {mm to a wealthy merchant, who at his request Kz she seen]. and deposited it in an fron stfe, giving the soldier a receipt for the amount. An- other, last night, with about @ollars in his ding himself beset by the land suarke, ie Second Ward station, and asked the privilege of remaining there till this morning, which was granted. This caution is commend- abie. The other day 9 soldier went to the guerdhouse crying. iene that be entered a house with a considerabie amo-nt of money, took 4 single drink, and was soon 1n- sensible; and when he recovered he had been m24-3t* 10 REWARD —Lost or stolen. Inst ai from Wm. wiord’s ‘Iavern Yard, tvo HORSES—one iron grey ma 4 years old 2 hands high; with star i forehead. £he other & bay m&re, 6 years oldi with one white hind foot; white hair on the 0; is 4 pre Raby sere will a et iu reparned 0 DORSEY’ el, corner 7th s' and '. m 2 WILLIAM H. DUW iD 2. 5 REWARD ~-Ran ews? from the su D ber, living nesr T B, Prince Leorge’s jounty, Md.,on the loth instant. NEGRO MAN George Washington. who is about 26 ‘ears of age; of copper color; 6 fest 6 inches high, acd of pleasant countenancs. J will: giye the —_e geen! ae ce -aperepension sad safe jeliver: meé no m: ir ma Wit. 8. 6 WYNN. (of Thos.) 25 REWARDP—And tho thatke of the 22 will be paid ior the pecovers: off go! hanting-case W ACH and CHAIN, lost o Thursday, the 22d inst., supposed in the N: tional Hotel. The watch was made by the Amer- Company, and insorived with the own- er’s name on the inoer oases. The finder will re- csive the above reward by leaving the watch at the Ratigen! Hotel, or = e come ~ ge N.Y. near the workhouse, maeai* Gol. PHOS. C. DEVIN. 8, corner 13% . EDW on Virginia: ayenne, between 9th and i0th ete, eset. m 23-3t* TRAYED OR SFOLEN From the subscri-~ 8 Ti neat ist.of May,& . od With & white sSot if her }» white under her bell } naife white, with ema rocked hor: the rest of the coior dark red. Eb Bergen that will revarn her to ALFrED RICBA New Jersevav., ruins ct th will re nus e Wil ri eastern rin! . ‘m3 St POR RENT ~Two ROOMB over ‘he Si 516 Seventh street, opposite the office National ey aed Have boon meee fe Le ii e@ra Bs An Amro! allery. Tire moder- 2K ppir to GLU. W. COCHRAN. 498 Benn, ISHED HOUSE FO: tiser willrent his for 81x months, or longer r contains 12 rooms, nicely furnimbed; situated State Departm Large stahie on premi Good references required. Address “L. BG Star Office. m 96 2." GOMS FOR RENT—A bandeoutfely furnished Front Perlor aod Chamber ad - small priva'e family, House 1: near War Department. Aiso, Front Room for s1 gle gentiomen, Addrei OU. P.,” Star Offices. m 47 Steo* FURNISHED ROOMS—A Suits of ROUM3S Bony, house adjoining Mr, Dougias’ g1 ae, be for to, rately, ossession given June ist. 8 is one of the best locations in the ol: being in direct neighbor. hood of the Public Department. Enq promises, corner of 15th aud @ street, m OOMS on first te, Le E te L ROMS 28 PENT cera Feet mot in the city, Two newly and elecantly fur- the first floor, with gx and bath Tom. Family fivate, Appi at No sit treet, between 13th and 1 m ND FURNITURE SK FOR RENT Hon SALE arte fou sty ee for Throughout, ‘The Furniture, which fs ii st new, Will be sold st reasonable prices, Possersion given June let, Address*C D.” Star Office. m 26 3i* D ROOM FOR RENT, in Foss T+ settable, for asiusie gentle ms ould not ject to aq nish moale. “Ballodsiy'at 318 H wtreet ntose Sh in the best style, with ning, pear adjor Apfagetie square. Apply 314 1 strect, JAMES elaPl aha OR ERS ta NOUS oo — dearadle KOU. <i or etree eericaians: et ae n old established — oe Sarmaeiy seen Wee Se ny hy er a 1m the inquire ‘Washington iron Works, Island. m ® lw? thrown out of doors, and his money taken from him. [t is to be hoped that the efforts of the Provost Guard to protect soldiers and citizens from the operations of these sharks, may be en- Urely successful. rd Ward patrolmen reported UST—Four, Certificates of Stoox of the i fe f Phi Penn. Life [ngttranse Com; Me : 192 fe ivtara Smith, Cot plecking cents; Aued @ 5 William Smith, co!., pitching cents; fin os. Aug’ Ribley, drunk; dismitse@—by Juriice Clayton. Erederick Resinger, stealing elzhteen keys and a bat; sent to jail for court—by Justice Thompson. Albert Fallen, riding on the pave- ment; fined €2.9i—by Justice Clark. Jobn H. Meyer, larceny of $50 from TP. P. Burns; dis- misted—by Justice Thompson. Lethe Young, col., throwir ith in the street; dismissed—by Justice Claytor The Fourth Ward patrolmen repérted Charles Perkins, gambling; for trial. Daniel Shugurn, refusing to abate a nuisance; fined $1.55 irs. Chealiey, cteating a nuixance; for trial—by Jus- tice Waltéf. Mery A. Groves, col., profanity; for trial. Also, for malicious grischief; do. Lem’! Harris, Joho Ogden and W iilfart rville, fighting; dismissed—by Justice Claytoii. Nutsance.—Near the old Paper-mill bridge, on the road from Kalorama te Georgetown, there are two or three slaughter-houses, the stench from which has become intolerable, and caused com- laints from the residents of neighborhood. places are not kept ina cleanly condition, and offal and filth is allowed to lay gery a reckless disregard of the health of the neighbor- hood. The health of the city ao mone ly de- mands the abatement of all such m . The neighborhood isa pleasant one to drive in; but resort there are prevent by RE W AR D—Lost, on Mond $10 COWS and one ny eas red buffsios, one with & white face, andt othor airty greyish, with ee and thi heifer red aud w. with smali horns. ‘The ab. reward will 2 given On their return to WiLL! aM BABBING@ Lun ap Int street, between B end |— Mr_Brown's -3t* 10 REWARD.—Strayed or atolen from the Premises on the 17th,a dark brown bsy HORSE, two white hind feet; white spot in forehead; sink in the right eide of: the neck; govermreat condemsed, | will give the above roward med Lo m6. Jas, LAFONTAIN. m 23-3t* No 484 Meryiand aveni AME TO THE EEEMIRS OF THE SUB- soriber three STEERS. ie owner, will come forward, prove Property, pay charges and take th MES E. JOHNSO m19 lw* * Ragu Centar Market. fw REN St ied of the city, bath room Hacc. ‘ies who ee ccheaton, stench em:nating from the slaughter-houses. jon, considerable JOuN oy Sli the meeting on Sunda Britannia and Sil: Wa ished and Paswnted Tin, Table Cutlery, msi Latamea me 3 Hardware, Wooden ‘are, Baskets, Brushes, Door Mats, &c. respect iully solicit @ call old and new wriifecstensatace™ he pega R EGas: Dail fresh. packed RMSE, bad Will be Santa id. m8-im* No. $ Commeras at. ee ee Property Satz —W, 8, Holliday vate sale Colonel Wm. Selden’s farm, & 4 street, 76 acres, . ser, 8. Phillips Brown, Navy Agent. ALEXANDRIA Arratns.—Wy from Alez: ~ my +H place, charged cS ginta tn & school for negroes. The eh pain Ie to dismiss the school The foll election beld in this city Governor, F.H Pei: 5 ernor, Samuel Paisley, ic3; Attorney General,Gen Jas. Wheat, 153, Sberiff, 8. N. Garwood, 1 Commissioner of the Revenue, J. C. Clark, 183; Commonwealth’s Attorney, Andrew Wylie, 153; County Surveyor, Oliver Cox. 153; Constabies, T.1. Edelin, W. Johnson, J. E. Gray, each 1>3. The following Justices were elected to fil :—Second district, Charles B Shirl R.H. Wade, 22. Third district, John Moore. The total number of votes cast in Fairfax county on the 224 inst. was 260 Of course, they were all cast for the Union candidates. New SrkaMEk To ALexanpria.—By the ad- vertisement elsewhere, It will be seen that ther traveling facilitics between Washington and Alexandria are to be Increased satisfactorily, as the fine steamer Y cong, America has trrived and is to becommsanded by Capt. E. A. Ryther, a gentleman of known energy and experience in Steamboating, and who knows bow to accom- modate the public to a nicety il va- 22; Foxp’s Arnenrr™ —This pleasant resort will be 0 morrow night by Gottecbalk’s and Brignoli’s Italian Opera and Concert com- pany. iss Clara Louisa Kellogg, who bas won 8 decided reputation at the Ac: les of music of the eastern cities, will make ber debug, Washington public as ‘‘Ma: lghtful opera Piglia del R Gottschalk will play some of bis m Pieces. CentRaL Guarpuor: eoeoed jelightfui s ases—Before Justice Wai er—Isanc Lomax, disorderly; locked up #!¥ nickt Jobn Williams, drank; turned over to the military. J. W_ Burkley, druni the market; SS cents costs. Mary Lewis, drunk and fighting, fined $3 9i. John Lavins, drank; turned over the military. Catharine Daily, disorderly; fined $391. L. Love, stealing lumber; Jai! for further hesring. To Br INVESTIGATED.—la consequence of the diegracefui ight between two femaire, on F street, near Eighth, y: 00., Jusioe Thom! son issued 8 Tai against nelius Lronar the keeper of the house, upon the charge of keep ing a disorderly house. The case will be triec 35 soon as the warrant is served. DESCENT ON AN INTELLIGENCE Orrick ~Ye* terday azternoon # squad of the Provost Guard entered tic hour nelius Leonard, kept as ce Office, ou F strovt, between Efghth 4d captured six dranken soldiers, have been in the office some four Ciacurt Court, Mey 27.—The court iastill oo- cupied with the case of Hamilton, Easter & Co., vs. Hugh B. Sweeney, Chas. E. Rittenhouse, H G. Fant, Xam’! Fowler and W. T. Heron. Sam’! T. Drury was this morning admitted to — as an attorney In the several courts of he District of Columbia. Fovrts Warp Station Casus—Before Jus- tice Walter —Mason Phillips, locked up one hour. Samuel Foy, do ; do Moran, drunk and vagrancy; dismissed. Ann Cavanagh, drunk an@ disorderly; locked up ten hours. Ann Light, do fined #1 Charles Bond, disordeily; dis- missed Lavenine Gas will be administered to all who may desire it, to-morrow night, at the Washing- ton Theater, by Dr. Colton, who will also deliver @ lecture on health and bow to preserve it. The entertainment will be varied by a fine Concert by the Tremane brothe' WE AsczKr 'r BoLpLy—There are no other medicines so reliable, effectual and convenient as Holloway’s Pills snd Ointment, alwavs ready for use. They are invaluable to the Soldier ex- posed to wounds, sores, fevers and bowel com- plaints. They never fail. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 22 UPENING TO-DAY, et the Dollar Store, (439 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-balf st..) ancther large inyoice of jewelry and si = plated ware. Take a look et their guard vest chains, and invest a dollar. ™ 2i-lw* Pepat Excnesences.—Corna, Buniens, Cal- losities, Club and inverted Nails, and all diseases of the human feet treated successfully without in or loss of blood by Dr. White, Surgeon Shiropodist, at 426 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets. Ope- formed in 2 few minutes; the patient ly without the least incon- id gentlemen attended af their residences when desired. ° Sworn to Sefore His Worship George Hall, E°q., Mayor of Quedec Qvessc, June 13, 1955. This {sto certify that I have been blind for ter years of my ng. ine eye, and for the last ten months my left eye mnt milarly diseased. Four wecks ago I was led by three members of the St. Patri Society into Dr. Thumblety’s office al- most blind. The Doctor, after examining me, said he could cure me ia ashort time, th- standing most of the doctors in town had gave me up as incurable, namely, Dr. Srey Dr. Fremont, of the the Nunnery Hospital; they gave me up after thirteen weeks treatment, end my wife led me home biind from the institution. Then I commenced trying mostly all tne doctors of Quebec without the slightest particle of relief. I bave been te work for the last eightor ten days, at my usual occupation, that of a mariner on St. Lawrence, and thanks to Almighty God that he has sent the illustrious Dr. Tumblety to cure me. May Gcd biess! W'tulaM Serre, Citizen of Quebec, C Sworn to end acknowl by the above mentioned Wiliiam Smith, who bas read aloud in my a printed decument which he had never seen before. Grorer Hatt, Acting Mayor of (uuebec. THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR will describes ell bis patients the nature of their complaints or Silnces, without re- ceiving any information from them No charge for Consultation or Advice. ‘hington Buildings, Pennsyl- 7th street. may otf AYOR’S OFFICE, N Groncstown.D. C . May 24th, 16@2, e SzaLs> PRorosats to be left with the Clork 0 he Corporation, will be received from the Painters ‘Own, untii Seturdsy noon, the 3%th iast., 3 the interior, and window and door of fe firet and second stories of the Town ith three costs of the -st quality of whiie paint, ar? in the best menner of workrm=<nsh' ifeny = :0ne Bre wesiréd, before the oc sala are ide, they will beerven by Wm. rd x 3 2 revel Bae 2 Gate of the eRe ADDISON, Mayor ppesware STATE LOTTERY. vet “Ansctfor the Enoouragement o: Authortormal Improvements im the State of Delaware” JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Mansgere. Class 264, To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware. On SATURDAY. June 28th, 1062, $31,000 : 10,000 ——- 9,782 80-100 } t | ereuedsaae Tickets $10—Shares in een aie ea . e eh ea ae tiokets or hokets artee eed oes dae Stale Phe. wa pumbers New York also published in the JV) 01 m 2-im* OPTICIANS, 944 Penn’asr.,(north ade,) bet, 1h dnd 15th ote, Pete ia tragit ha tet Pogeas | "the lowest Eastern & sro eet