Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1855, Page 2

Amusements. EATRE, SOPLE’S THEARTE VARIETIES. Lessee. Mr. Keenan...... Mumager, Mr. Weaves. if unauthorized provisions or stores of any OFFICIAL Sa een to- | ternational public affairs, who is perhaps the y was EK V EK N I N G ST A R be pease semmiaiaien. -2 man of most jprenmeente and solid) ot poem) ye caer sgn ld paid Department or State, ea Sion eee The Eecaltipenter farther quotes our article | tainments among them all, at this time; as| for such TE apy —e r supplics, ae le = ; ON OITY: rediting | simple as a child in his manners and tastes, | purser will receive a credi! © psymen The following supplement to the jon Gaze pieces : a pps Maren 29 | the Srar wiin being an Aaaiatatration pe | hough the life and soul of scciety pherever Tn sop ee ieoeonaen tp tose: boereoee, ton | eucets eet of March NS, Bes been Aichi} THES VESIIES whe "GUY MANNERING, J is ‘, : Allen; Domine ir. = 5a Per, (we presume by way re percent | shel nel ep ohare oe gs laws of January 31, 1895, and A mica Ss Fouiage Onli, March 3, 1855. Dandie Toniomy they Merril.s, Miss Moran.” : as = handed that in this matter we | of life, as that his invariable pair of pants-| are not repealed or modified by the joint reso- It is hereby notified that official information has | ., Jude with the ble farce of ae! yO M.. oth eae ae cap pa carne ea Now, | loons are quite as well known every where rare ite te a heey ores ned inp! bexn received from Rear eee am _— Nant EOTRE BRIDEGROOM. in by TR one, De, ere ay ay, we have again to say, perhaps for the fiftieth | within ten miles of our West End, as his hand-| )UUS a7 purser in the navy to advance rhea ‘the Biack sea, dated her Majesty Dichery, Ste Wenver, —_ not appear until the next day. time to the Intelligencer, that we only care to | some and genial countenance. or loan any sum or sums of money, public or | Agamemnon, off Sebastopol, Februrry 11, 1855, | 16 morrow evening commodi atever, , from the Ist of February last, “the mouth of i publish our own sentiments, and really know| We refer to these examples only by way of ree see eltcrany ctinee = rs — ee a = ae sgt Oy Antrman, Ootdiopal, | Pri = aie thin whats Die. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. nothing of those of the Administration on this | explaining to the distant reader why it is that vice under any pretence whatever.”’ To allow Odessa, sll the por Been oe Oc el poveg bat fp —_ Ticket 25 aes hg Notice is hereby given, that the copartner-| int Whatever we publish concerning the |in the real “Washington seciety” extrava-| |, purser to advance or loan to » commanding | Pr" acy and Kherson the rivers Boug and * serbetag ee skip which has heretofore existed between the} 4 a inistration which tells well for them, is} gance and display are by no means necessary | officer on his mer ihe eee provid _ also, the pore between ‘Kinhourn — a gent giaie eae ees undersigned in the publication of the Evening | .:-o51y the result of our determination to give | to secure one position. We have, too, free in | for the expenses of the ship and the wages of | Tarkan, including the por gui ’ Powdl's oon wiceare i 3. |, the ccmprised between | also. Bis Description of them, a8 we desire to give all others, the bene- | tellectual comforts and luxuries in Washing- ieeblly Peto esa iscnae shag lees play ad tnd the Stat of Rech Inclaging thore | slogue of the ‘Cuniomes ‘of the Patent office. fit of the promulgation of the truth. Our re-|ton such as are nowhere else in the United] door for collusion and fraud. No eredite will of | heh pmeray Seat Or Kerib, tho senmnes —_ spected neighbor is a partisan against the | States to be enjoyed—that is, as conveniently ve falptehss to teers ae a Shas Joans | oan all = pie be in the ea of Ager, including @RimD "s AND c Administration, and therefore cannot do them | and on such terms. ‘The lectures of the Smith-| 2ere#tter y anding | especially the peris af Berdiansk, rg. FIREMEN CIVIC BALL officers, no matter how frequent or peremptory | Arabat; the river Don, and also the ports of Anapa justice. If he could for a day cease to be an | sonian Institute aro surpassed by no other| such orders may be. and Soujak, were strictly blockaded actnpe Star newspaper, is this day dissolved by mu- nal consent, W. D. Watnaca baving pur- chased all the property and interest of Wx. Hi Horr in the said Evening Star and its i usiness, will pay all the liabilities of the ‘TO BE GIVEN BY THE Columbia Fire Company Fo.1, jate firm of Wallach & Hope, and all those|’sn1;- administration partisan, he woald com- }leotures to be enjoyed in America, and they| I am, very respectfally, your obedient ser- | ent force ofthe allied doet of France and Ea.Jand. 47 JACKSON MALL. indebted to it are hereby notified to make} prehend how it is that one can write of the | are free to all without charge. So, also, is the| Y@2t, er Comptrolier, | Kazsteh, and Balaklava “UT Bicekade wand Tutnc: | EASTE® MONDAY NIGHT, April Sv, 1856, payment to him. W. D. WALLACH, | 44ministration, describing it as some thing | use of the magnificent libraries of Congress A Patriot after his Bounty Land —The fol- sees nas hereby further notified that aii] “] HE members of the Company pledge themerivee WM. H. HOPE. ” | else beside a “ raw-head-and-bloody-bones,”’ | and the Smithsonian Institution, which, though lowing is a copy of one of the twothousand let. | measures: authoriz ed by He lapel monk the d, one nothing wee left undone to make Wana ae ee ce ae ee eee, organs” which |not nominally for the use of the pablio st! tors applying for bounty lands under the law | o¢ Great Briain and Ircland and his: Imperial Me. | "Professor Lovie ‘Weber's celebrated Ootilion band ae ies es -| character the Inte/ligencer seems determined | large, sre very properly managed so as that of the last session of Congress, which were res | Jesty the Emperor of the French, and the different | has been engaged for the occasion neutral powers, will be adopted end executed with Firemen are requested to appear is waiform. to force on the Scar, in spite of frequent denial. | any porson oan resort to their shelves at all ovived, yesterday, at the Pension Bureau. The | respect to all vessels which may att. mpt to violate |_No hats or caps will be allowed in the hall except PIRI OF THE MORNING PRESS. tak e, all members are requested to attend. though it may have gone through all the wars Sy eoae? of Cc. C CALL AN, Pres*t. of our country, from the old French wartothe| ™ar 29-1* * We repeat, if the Intelligencer could but for| times. It is a very common complaint, that “frogesticker”’ referred to, which was sent | the sfid blockade.”: those worn by firemen. Jnio at tl t of th iB: ’ — — Tickets ONE DOLLAR—admi one Fe _— pei rora para simone, a day lay aside its partisanship, it would | though Wash. ngton society embraces a larger along, carefully done up by way of circum- BEN PRANKLIN CLUB OF GEORGE- in and fadies; to be had at the pricipas fete, = x : ar 7° doubtless do that justice to the firmness, integ- | proportion of persons of leisure than apy stantial proof of the applicant’s service as town —A meeting of this Club wil! he held | and at the door on the evening of the bail. ing, and that the Virginia democratic candi- ; : he United States, there is at the Club Room THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at EXECUTIVE COMMITTBE. dates for Congress are fast straightening mat- rity and patriotism of the present Adminis. | other potted on e : eves ee . claimed, is an old-fashioned half butcher’s | siz o'clock. ae oe 7 Taos. You i i i it ty in s ining @ ere. election for Treasurer an retary wi Jas Low: Thos. terson the stump. ‘The same paper anno tration which it is destined to do after it | great difficulty justaining eatre knife and halfcut-and-thrust sabre, and looksas s an elec! Jos Lewes, 7 ‘a izabeth Tealizes, as it will in the end, that it, (the | The reason is because simple reunions—unos- cai atareumaceume John spe — Administration.) has labored faithfully to pre- | tentatious soirees—are in vozue ameng us. , 7 ~ = ‘i Coleman, sister of the President, aged sixty-eight years. | °°f¥° the rights and interests of the States | They are gatherings of all one’s acquaintances very last encounter with the Sioux on the Beer, MEC- ins TITUTE—The cles: ‘oung, Beaty We also find in the Union an article explain. | #4 the people thereof from the effects of a | at one’s house on given nights, mithost specie) great overland route to Oregon: take place on FRIDAY EVENING next, the cers, C Robinson, -? ing the ef. ct of the firm policy of Secretary condition of opposition popula: @entiment | invitation, where conversation with persons of Wasmixatox, March 27th instant, at 734 o'clock, inthe Institue Rooms, ove: PJ Ennis, D , et yn 5 ; F it. Gand T. Parker’s Store, opposite Browns’ Hotel. mar 20,23,27,29,31,Apr2, Guthrie, in compelling all public officers to threatening more danger to the future of our| learning, profound thought, wit, and good : Mr. Commissner of pentions : th h he only « tainment” that the! I send frog-aticker. I wasin the | agjrew will be delivered by Prot Wanaher ne * REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE = ie é . country and its institutions, than aught elso | taste—is the only “ entertainment” a e send you my frog-sticker. address will be delivered by Prof. Wnitaker. a cee ee SS Se ea how Sink hen etencanll $s thet Sled RG dened goat mepeitn: war at bladensburg, and used this saber like | “Tie public are respectfully invited, $25 reenvery of a double: barreled Gun which 5 it ve me land, as| It is that the members of the Institute will] was stolen from my roome, No. 449 Lousiana av- In the Washington society to whioh we refer hats cone = Momare: give Lisson ‘and | be rere ane see for themselves what has been | enue, some time during the last week. The gua with private bankers or incorporated banks, | ‘M¢ close of the Revolutionary war. eas ¢ The Sentinel jokes over the Organ’s com- | above, a family with an income of three or| I want you to send my land to me by the rale -_ = = ee ie PRAROOn, ae ies. ered apd St ener merger eeepc ming ee ee ee io aaee tae cides ick rinciples of | four thousand dollars per annum ean enjoy far | rode, co that I can get it, and I want you to (intel 11) é steel siegle-barreled pistol was stolen about the public functionaries in California had $588,- P PO! en's P ples of 1 f life, than with | ive the frog-sticker to the Congress of Ameri- IKSON BUILDING ASBOCIATION. | same time, for which a suitable reward will be 057 67 on deposite, not one dollar of that large] S@™ator Wilson, showered upon that gentle- | more of the real pleasures of life, than with| £1.71 see that old president jackson had his ay erate Gi et ea eenan | veel osenn: JOHN A. LINTON. man shortly after his election to the United | twice that sum in apy other city of ths United to that benevolent asilum, or you | ‘Py ENING, April 3d, at 8 o'clock, in German Halt,| mar28_ 3t ‘ + rd omripa tees bors ep ay gir it to the Washington monument. lith street, between F and G, for the full organizx ow late financial crash in San Francisco. Up to States Senate, which, it explains, have sub- | States. —— it friend Exton Brent. | tion of the same. Subscribers are invited to attend. TO THE LADIES. h intment of Secretary Guthrie, the} dently been recanted, as the honorable : , — One dollar is to be prid by each subscriber. by em. MISS 8 J. THOMPSON a © appoint a o Begs er E ul nie, i: gentleman turns out not to have abated a jot Lord Elgin.—We have fairly strained our The Current Operetions of tho Treasury | tering his name in the book, which will be counted now prepared to show our: bnbit of keoping thelr funds with privat °f Bis ultra Aboltloniom after being eleote | e7¢# i looking for some yaragraph or otber,| nooseement-—-on yerenay, the Bch Mara | suf" © HOH Goo On the rt gare he Ses to the United States Senate by the Massachu in some one of Lord Elgin’s late speechos in setts Know Nothings. honor of his own achievements in negotiating the Reciprocity treaty, wherein he has taken A book for subscribers is kept open at the office | est styles which we are selling at the lowest bankers. We also findinthe Union a letter Seare were OC Tivenec din tiem onecee ce of Coates Watrer, No. 552% Seventh street, op- | and we cordially invite the ladies to eail carly and the books of the Department— posite Centre Market. mar 28—3i* | have the first selections. from Judge George B. Loring, of Massachu- = We would also respectfully call ir attention to i ing T: dobis ...... $31,896 16 #LIC SCHOOLS —THE TRUSTEES : 8 —him who was turned out of the law de- - oscasion to let the English world know the a (redieccrapantd tye 87 eC Schonle will be pleased to aoe our large ant band (rong age gone partment of Harvard University by the board} WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | tact that one Mr. Crampton had something to| For covering into the Treasury at the Ciry Hall on SATURDAY, the Slst instant, ery » ke, z 4 > seb lad d gentl ye-| ®t Unusually low es. of managers elected by the present Legisla le Siuseo'at had City. —Within do with the negotiation, on the British side 66,414 44] at3o’clock p m, sel ies and gentiemon (the. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, ture of Massachusetts, because of his faithful Residenc ederal eae present teachers excepted) who wish to have their No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue, . . Not a word, or an indirect hint to that effect, iscell 376 00 | Bames continued or placed on the list of candidates First door west of Walter Harper & Cos. exection of the fugitive slave law—addreesed | (B® mie yr eli erg ple Tum | ean we discover in all his Lordship has been| pc0n, War Departme: 49,201 35 | ‘ay'aireetion ofthe Hoard of Trustees EO" | _ mar 98— to Henry A. Wise, explanatory of what he} O families of means, taste and leisure saying on the subject of late; and he has been| For repaying in the War Depar! GEORGE J. ABBOT, PECTACLES. ' conceives to be the presont political condition} B8¥® come to this city or its vicinity to reside. glorifying himself on account of his assumed| _, ment 4,701 35] _marse—a Css EYE GLASSES, Re, ; ; i i i JRE—PROF. A. D: old, ‘: s Gias- of setts, which concludes as follows: | 220T@ is sound philosephy and good taste in Navy Departme: 62.000 00 LECTURE.—PROF. A. DiMITRY Gold, Silver, and fine Steel Speetacies, Eye . 2 diplomatic exploit, at a rate which almost ont- deliver a lecture at Columbia Hall, Capi-] ses, &c ary for me to occupy | this, and the wonder is that the federal me ia the miteusiitca in the newspapers of pec tie tnlerice 36,505 al ah on THURSDAY EVENING, 20h instant,} Gi Particular attevtion paid to the selection of i on of the practical | tropolis did nos become, a quarter of a con- a +, > Ra > . | at 8 o’clock. J Glasses adapted to the eyes of wearers. ng of Know Notbingiam here. eon have | tury ago, the retiring point of a large number | 00 Dodge, ‘Tho Great American Travel- Lo the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer : |™ ry. public are respectfully invited to atterd. M. W. GALT learned its political designs already, and you of pedaaas who, having acquired means in|°t” Pratt, and Jamoa Gordon Bennett. In GoocHLanp C. H , March 11. 5 Lecture free mar 27— : y eee can easily conceive of the political debauchery Gextiemen: The special court for the trial THE SCOTT GUARDS BEG LEAVE which goes with it Questions which were | active business, desire to spend their time as the meantime, all in Washington who know of Joshua B. Currier, charged with the murder F to inform their friends and the public gen- EUVRE3 DE POTHIER ec le Code Civil fo settled by free and open discussion | comfortably and agreeably as possible. A the history of the Reciprocity treaty negotia- of Royal W. Blackburn, in Fluvanna, (Judge erally that they intend giving a grand Military and et la Leetsiation Actuelle, 10 vols, Paris are now decided by the iron rule of council mistaken ides as to the cost of living and the | 1" 8re laughing heartily at the impudent | Field presiding,) has just closed, after a term | Civic Ball on THURSDAY, Apnil 12, 1855. Oeuvres de Domat; 4 vols. Paris Capacity and intelligence, which, however tid A in, * in | of ten days. Particulars in future advertisement. Marcade; Explication, theorique et pratique, du comfozts of life to be enjoyed in Washington | Cbarlatanism of his Lordship’s pretensions in The de excited unusual interest. The} mar 27—eo4t* — se apoleon, 6 vols, a 1 vol, Paris prevails extensively throughout the United | tbat connection. The truth ia, the treaty was! prisoner was tried twelve months ago and sen- HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the — —— poege mee | sadctoner States, arising for the most part from the dis- | 2¢s0tiated, its each and every material point} tenced to be bung; but a new trial was grant- T subscriber hath ob:ained from the Orphan’s} oe oui concerne les Departments de la Guerre et The path to preferment, which i ‘ P =, having been thoroughly discussed and definite- | ¢d by the court of appeals. The cause was | Court of Washington County, in the District of Co- ry * bie 1 vol, Paria f ed over the summits of the everl t- | 2Ppointment of political speculators who com. gly most ably and interestingly discussed. The | !embia, letters testamentary on the personal estate Gasee et J nets; Manuel des Juges de Commerpe a seks 5 _ i i . | ly settled between Mr. Crampton and the e 4 ; ing bills of Knowledge, now lies among the | ing hither with extravegant hopes and slen es di opening W peat was mad ceased. All persons having claims against the said ses 1 ‘ tow and swampy abodes whero nothing noble} means, live ‘‘ fast” while among us, and go American Secretary of State, bofore his “pre-| Cooke, of Fluvanna, employed the friends | aeceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same, | , spe erent ag a par Coque- = f the people are excluded away with empty purses and sick hearts, from | ‘eDtious’’ Lordship made his appearance in| of the dead man. It was one of great power | with the vouc! f, to the subscriber, on or | M8 ct Guillaumin, 2 vols, sh y much & m, once controlled the acts of ate, are now banished from oceupied by the fruits of secret by Riehard [. | fJames M Davis, late ot Washingtgn county, de- 1 vol, Paris ome oil pasticinetion 4 tt Rein. and eloquence, exceeding the best efforts of | before the 27th day of March next; they may other | Ricardo ; Oeuvres cemmpletes, 1 vol, Paris which dace a Gace secia porphin cag the failure of their personal expectations. To} Washington. His connection with the treaty thi gifted individual. AA was replied to in a | wise by law be excluded from all beneft of the said Ben agp Dipl eer dlse y-ottcarves Bee _ Peer ie ea cane clect | ® person of means who exercises ordinary fore- | ¥*# simply one of form—the labor, the expen-| six hours’ speech by ER Watson, of Char- festate. . eee FRA eut the way, and under threats of op- thought in lati his famil diture of thought, investigation, and states-| lottesville, in one of the clearest, most lumin-| Given uncer my aes ake reed jon, and proseription and persecution in 8 regulating amily expenses, ip k f ti he Britich side, | ©U8 arguments, based on the facts and the law E = a ATCHES, alk in life, men who call themselves | Washington is by no moans as expensive a | ™*uship in its formation, on the British side, | 004 8 cage, I ever listened to. John S. Flem-| "= 20—Thdw _Eecutrix._ JEWELED SILVERWARE Awerican freemen submit to the dictation of | city to reside in as either large city north of }»8ving been performed by Mr. Crampton ming followed in an hour and a half or tw Sees GEE at DS, of| Always on hand a large assortment of the above, this last and most ingenious form of worsethan| y;- because it is fashionable te expend far | 80™e time before his Lordship graciously hours, often in his happiest vein—then Thos. okey shea ‘Also, a variety of other new | which we offer at the loweat rates. ding ke Ee Waaieen proce rinpco = less to keep up one’s style here than at the} ‘eigned to visit Washingtom and play high-| H. Lutwiler of Fluvanna, in a compact, almost | Goods 2s Vest Chains, Chatelams, Bracelets, Pins, M. W. GALT & BRO., invulnerable argument of some two hours and Earrings, Rings, etc. ahalf. The defence was closed by Henry jocement Magruder of Albemarle, who for four or five mar 23 324 Pa. avenue. A 5 Bn donee LOTHES BASKKT* for sale =t LAMMOND’S, 7th st. prosperity, she had better drive it from her borders with seern and contempt. * When I remember that Washington, and North. Thatis, unless one makes up his mind falutin among us for a brief season. A = Great inducements cffered to ‘en rs. to obtain notoriety by lavish expenditures; Thore is a degree of meanness in his Lord- H. SEM No. 330 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th st: A = ; ship’s studied efforts to take to himself the} hours enchained attention by a speech, which, io . mar 27—3t Jefferson, and Madison, have left th. when living costs in Wazhington as much as l , Fich, poetic, and ic al- | _ GG- New Points put to Gold Pens at short noiice. - - Yisls isl neuen ae a =a to Vieewine in New York. One thcusand dollars per an. | °Tedit of having made the treaty in question, Tea pollaieas toes Peal deep patbee I Diamonds remounted, and Jewelry made to order. "| 4 SERVANT BOY FOR HIRE. ENQUIRE OF and remember, too, that the party which now | num will rent as comfortable a awelling as we | the British sido, which is perfectly nause-| have never heard surpassed. When he con- : Cor. Weet and Wa-hingion sts., Georget’n. claims to be the American would —_ a have in the city, while $400 is much as some | *i26 to those who know the history of the ne-| cluded, the jury, bar, and bystanders, includ. ORAMA FOR SALE—ONE UNDIVIDED * 4 Abie | mar 272" cribed these herces had th t z ji third interest in “Stanley’s Western Wilds,” | _™®" ras ase Rovese = fee — — of the very first public men (members of Con- | 8°tiation, though it is in excellent keeping =n eines number of ladies, were nearly all ean be purbhased on accommodating terms. Address ADIE®’ SCISSUR», quality and it chant Luust despise, I am astonished that | gress who keep house here,) pay for their} Yih his conduct towards President Pierce. | ‘yr 1, the attorney for the Common- | 2 = a a cheap, at LAMBOND'S, % a. = sheets Baw found foc a mamant a foothold family residences among us. When here, he professed to be charmed be-| wealth, closed for the Prosecution in a speeoh wok Does les eee SALT, which we of = - bal pe preipeer sl % ateue talea a The style of one’s house or of his living in yond expression with the President of the Lees sabe Somes, marked by the highest | fer at the very lowest ices. Buduscco eee ee Prile of their State, let them reject it. Let} it, has nothing to do with his position in| Utited States, in all that fanotionary’s rela-| ® Ths jarg, athe sollting cheek an hour, ren- Grocers, No 67 Louisiann avenue. mar 27—3t LAMMOND'S, Th st the BI aon a ven Pod peaiors plone Washington society, which depends wholly on sae aaa “2 ns Pong him with a8} dered a verdict of not guilty. c.P. mar 29—coR ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, , And let the present condition of Mameoce, | Bis mind, manners and character. ‘The man a — et seis Sh aeee soba The foregoing is from a late number of the OWS AND CALVES AND BROOD MARE] g, 1. VARNELL & J. W. MANKINS. setts prove 28 & Warning to that State which | With an income of $1,200 per annum, if he is}°!? tread on the columns of the New Yor For Sale. is Richmond Enquirer. As wo presume it was . a! Louisiana avenue, between 6th and ith streets, 4 ws, with cal ed ? written and published to expand the fame of ian ot dai iaee fy, beeton Somer Next to Varnum’s Buildings, the distinguished javenile attorneys.at-law of rrp ay ge ie nr ee bln Pomegranate PAINTING ta Goochland court: house, Va., therein mentioned, aceon slating teins. a z its branches, will be thankful to receive all or- : of ‘ 1 ; wo trust our complais: , evinced by giving MILTON GARRETT, Ts in their line of business, and will use every ex Rs ; 162 I street. extion to c satisfaction. — it's place in our columns, will be properly ap-| Also, my usual stock of superior Bacon, Smoked] | JOBBI ior deemed mes “gg preciated by the parties. We send Messrs. | Beef, &c. Ee | THE Cocke, Watson, Fleming, Tutwiler, Magruder, ILVER WARE, peeping get Rare Rate pea percty yy eth te —To enable the Secretary of the In- | 20d Leake, each, this number of the Scar. If (odies and un meoe Gaae een ees, Heed 4th and Sth strects —_ mag gm 7 - they are not verdant every one of them will | Goblets, Cups, Spoons and Forks.” Also, a mar 22—2w' EREMIAH VAN Hi order it continued for the entire year. We | Y#fitty of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitab 7 1D GLOVES —Just received superior Jot of : * . for presents. K Kid Gloves have little doubt that all of those young | _ Plated Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Spoons and Hiso, a tine article at 50 cents. Goochland county lawyers are exceedingly Forks, on best Albata. New style of Gent's Summer Cravats. ‘The articles are warranted as represented, and 4 promising, &c., and will in time, and with Op. | will be sold at a small advance. = . _— WALL & STEPEBNE portunity and good /uck, become very distin U. BEMKEN, 322 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall. guished men, Sc. But 330 Pa. avenue, bet, 9th and 10th streets. J We would respectfully was the frst to consolidate the Union, and @ person ef attainments, refinement and char- ee at sixpence @ falsehood, well told. — be the last to strike a blow at its ex- acter, has as much deference pnid to him in| V*Tily, Lord Elgin is a scurvy subject, indeed nee. the best society of the Federal City, as the | 2 ™2™ without character, if he does wear The Intelliwencer, discussing the El Seite 8 = outrage with the Gsm, sage Dorado millionaire of similar endowments—vastly titles throngh “the grace of God.” "There is a wide difference, in our estima- more than the millionaire without them. The Necessary Regulations.—We saw yesterday tion, whatever it may suit the policy of diplo- | F°a2on for this anomaly in American society | upon the entrance to the office of the Secreta- jeetistg (o argue to the contrary, between the| is plain. Ours is mot a commercial commu- | ry of the Interior the following placard: right of search’ or ‘visit,’ and the right i st iatie coe aakiee yoo hosd pape! nity. Brain, attainments and character send Noric: threatened with hostile invasion, to ascerain | Public men hero, to reside for long or short terior to devote a portion of each day to the her character. Notwithstanding the procla-| Periods. They do not come to make money, pesiness of the Department, he will Sb to mation of th esident forbidding the fitting | but to attend to public affairs. They give to jarens terete an eaten se within the United St Z ] = Bureaus, before 10 a. m, or afier 2p. m. = i: in well kane Paaglsrer Washington society its tone, and a capital} March 27, 1855. existed, were from time to time repeated | 8? for the true happiness of all who enjoy ils] How Seoretary McClelland has been ablo up in the peblic jeurnete, that & hosti'e descent} pleasures, it is, too. We do not here refer to | to this time to get through with the avalanche upon the island woul © made 806! it “ . a 2 a ae = as known that the proposition tcguan it oat of society with which men mange is of eng . ng peblic Dasineae vohetarted hs pions » bad failed. This rumored inten- | “2 hotel ha:ls, at the faro banks, and around | hands without enforcing some such regulations z cf course ag well known in Havana| the lobbies, wherein politics, champaigne, | as the above, we cannotimagine. It is custo- 2s in the t d States, and thero it was firmly cards, and speculations on the Treasury en. | mary for nearly every stranger who visits believed theisland put in a state of armed | ,; » f =a ‘ preparation for repelling the expected iave- tirely engross men’s thoughts. That is the] Washington to make acall on the President der. Self-preservation required of the au-{| 4¢8¢ription of eoojety which the world errone- | and each of the heads of Departments, These - a —— against invasion. | ously mistake for life in Washington. It is | aro visits of curiosity rather than ceremony; pe the ten Sry Alarye steamer, welletonerd truly, life in Washington a8 scen—experi- | and are quite as exacting on the time and pa- for the conveyance of troops, is seen at night enced—by the majority of our transient | tience of the public functionary as the visits makicg directiy for the toreatened port. A| visitors, who come hither without domestic as- | of gentleman solicitous of office for themselves Spauizh ship, placed asa sentinel to guard jati i 9 i ie ay proaches to it, not being none pokes sociations around them, or who fail to seek to | or their friends. No others are go overwhelmed — \ mar 26-2w mar 29—tf Cc. WARRINER, beth we na Panegerist “0. P.,” that!” BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS. WATCHMAKER, he might as well have omitted the account of W E have now in store a very large and splendid | NEW WHEELS, PINIONS, AND EVERY KIND the ¢ime consumed by each in their speeches. becgnt sak Of NEW GOODE. and baying been OF BEFAIRS TO WATCEEEs, Generally, it is in oratory as it is in horse. | 7° prs peacton psttron hy sascha teak had me Spotl dens Ton ee racing—“ The s/ow horses do aotually take the | xamine for themselves befors making their selec | marae" WASHINGTON, D, C, longest tims.” The idea of some “ five or six We name a few leading articles. A BOOK — «“, 29 = i i = i pena then “six hours’” mote !—then ‘‘one | 5 pieces Sica eee HICH EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN THE and a half or two hours!”—then two andaliog ao rich plain, stripe and plaid Spring Silks, W DISTRICT W ANTS.—The Washington Cuy half hours !—then “ four or five hours !"—and very chr ap wipeg (isd 75 cents a copy, half price, can be winding up with “eight hours!” (oh, gracious A large assortment of Spring Mousselinee, Chally de t EX. ADAMSON?S, on Seventh strect, Laines, Ginghans, Lawns, Bereges, plain aud | OPPesite to the Post Office, where be keeps con hail the strange steamer, adopts enjoy the pleasures of the Washington society | with responsibilities requiring for their pro-| me!)—is really terrific! Twenty-seven mor- rinted stantly on hand a fine assortment of Blank Books, usage of fring © gun to get on psattad rsa to which we refer first above. per discharge their undivided attention, as | tal hours of specchifying in one stretch, in a met may Pag rest ge Crape Shawis ever offered og Sri = Phat ese gator sod been < = It will be recollected that the predominant | the gentlemen at the heads of the Executive single cause, in this year of our Lord 1855, at | With an endiess variety of new style Spring Shawls oe ery neg ea oll bows head en and advanced set hipy ws t traits of the very large number of pubiic men | Department. Yet no others in Washington ore | Goochland copet-house, Virginia! “Great” | muije maces at ry Towellinge Teich Tien Punch reocived by cic a thus strengthening the suspicion, if any ex-| Whe are always here, are superiority cf mind | 20 run down with applications to turn Aheir| as may haye been“ the power and eloquence” Linen and m Sheetings, superior Suirt-| New York Herald, Times, and Tribune received sted, or B¥ing rise to it if it did not, that] and attainments, and it stands to reason that | thoughts to tho affairs of others. Wate giad | of the “gifted individuals” who did the afore- Sey Soper — — oy ah and delivered to subscribere here wae comething hostile in her desi they must greatly impress all around them | to perceive that Gov. McClelland has adopted tang aang pee Another gun is fired, the steamer stops, and is said spouting” —« clear and luminous” as may | customers. spoken and visited; mo ‘search’ is made, her with their influence ; or, in othor words, ren. | the good rule which we insert abeve, and trust} have been their “ arguments’’ on both sides— ween Abelson ear she payment of ent Be N*w BHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. , ebara ascertained, the word of the stea-| der Washington society remarkable for the | that he will be able to enforce its rigid obser- | “‘happy”’ as may have been the “ vein” of the COLLEY & SEARS, Kate Aylesford, the great Revolutionary romance seria eb, and she is suffered quietly to} amount of learning, wit, good taste, true re-| vance. orators—‘ compact’’ (mark !) “‘ compact” and mice = Seventh st. 3 doors above Pa. av. piemericlay meme “Now wesaid, and we say it again, that this} SB¢memt and the absence of the too common The Caution to Pursers—Several errors| “i2vWlnersble” (all of it, of course) ss their No SR. New York do Yankee Notions was nothing more than the universally uc-| babit of valuing its members by the weight . Z Fuowledged right of a sentinel on piel a|of their purses, which distinguish it. ‘The crept inte the following circular from Mr. muiary post. or Ofa national guard-ship, to i Comptroller Goat, ss Published [ini the uilbnigeavary aon eumies oa paneat different foreign embassies located here add Star, yesterday, As it is fereat i that we do not Rattera that therois anenlight-| Steatly to the charms of a residence in this aes pepe of the San oe nite va ted @ coment under the sun that could| city, those connected with them being for the sort it (corrected) to day Loi oa "1 ‘soover any thing in it bearing the slightest : indication of intended national insult.” But, ny Ryne capencgar’ pe ve been designed as an insult, ight to assume that the Govern- Spain will avow it? Isit not our da- We talk of toar and all its attendant ‘o ascertain whether Spain will justi- reasoning was—‘‘enchained”” as the “jury, | Notice of the establishment of the office of| Latins Nuveal Magazine, do bar, and bystanders, including a large num- mee arr eee History of the Her Proms wary ber of ladies” (which C. P. records) were by , hal virtue of the-authority contained in the act ap H est the vast ‘legal research,” “ricoh, poetic,” iS seth gree 21, 1856, a act to : “ ; e of surv: a % rectory, and “classic allusion,” “ polished sarcasm,” to grant land for schoo! aut eaters ry teiewieg Travels in Europe and the Esst, by Prime “ability,” “ ingenuity.”’ and ‘ address,”’ and | the President of the United States bas directed that] Everything in the Stationery line knowing the world thoroughly, are glad to Uthat the like—we must say that to an outsider the | (2°, ce of surveyor general of said Territory be} | All the new books published received immediate- , TREASURY ( RPARTMENT, located at Great Sat Lake City until otherwise or-| ly afterwards and for sale at exchange the Jiasse habits of coust life in Second Compt’r’s Office, Murch 20, 1855: { | idea spontaneously suggests itself that twenty. | dered. ; SHILLINGTON’S Book: : Europe, for the simplicity of the oustoms of the} _ Sit: The second section of the “Joint reso- | seven hours’ continuous spouting is a litt/s too | maroc uy eee etait ee mar a5c2" Dulding, corner 4}. and Pa. ave. best American society. It ia notorious that | lation for the relief of pursere, do,” aber | ong. On this point of brevity we might refer}? Macau Domin ee arch 3, > Pro that every disburse- ‘ommissioner of General Land Office. SPLENDID HORSE AND BUGGY, &e., for fy, by taking upon herself, the act of her of | ™0st of the persons of that class who have re- ment of public mo: or disposal of public} to Shakspeare and dozens of other authorities mar 29. Ss i 3 : —Law6w Sale,—The subse: besae ea moves wa yes the opinion of] sided here for the last quarter of acentury are | stores, made by order of aay commanding offi-/ of note, but we content ourselves by quoting | =7oliNSON ON MANURES, 1 vd, London credit of four months, with interest, on geod pard and the Chssapecks whinge tnt unosteatatious, to a fault, setting an example secabing ee from the famous old Chickasaw orator’s|U Vasc tilling and vertilizing land, do reget oe ger yg ergy vale | administration. in that respect to our own people worthy ofall | settlement of the accounts of any dibursing| (“ Wolf's Friend’s”) speech to Gov. Blount, in Danes Bee eee eT ‘enc and of good style and action. ‘Toe Buggy is nearly | is always a fair way of looking at such | praise. We recollect well the first time we | officer, shall nevertheless be allowed to such | August, 1702. It was thus : Dana on Manures, New York Mle a fin pa ene moe approved style. : a to p in the situati j i ; i y Rich byl gray , p inapiearches! asad matte saw the late Mr. Bodi sco, one of the mest ac- ceerae Cee and oy anes = “I think that short talks are the best; I] Bulinon Calcareous 2 — reap young, fine brdes, Saprle gray ae bad proof that the citizens or su: we} complished and deservedly beloved gentlo- y r such disbursement or like yours the better for being #0; when aj Practical Trentine on Mam res, by the British So-| C@fFiage and Harness complete, the Carriage beng ek Vases had toben fanny re “ Ss fap men who have graced Washington society. pen Sakon shall be held accountable for a an long, it is a proof heart is not — for the sitesion = = Knowledge —— — ood tachionabte. = noes re — Florida; that they bad once landed in force] It was at Piney Point, many years since,| This enactment docs not authorise an ad- F vale Couatey Boon, Catt, Treieage. rein | | Lei acl tae bee eee ne alien, and made an unsuccessful attempt to gain pos-| where he was py Ha 2 pres y 1’s day | Vance of public money by the purser, to the| We think this speech should be copied ana | FT! » Bees, +, Drainage, Tree Piant- ee : and other branches of Gardeui: lusband-| t °45 6, 12 and 18 months for r, satis ac- rarmany them imported mage = oes vs tov'y endorsed, with interest, fo Sane at a lib = FRANCK TAYLOR, ae “TNO. Il. JOHNSON, G rocer, KEBLEHER & PYWELL’S Cor. 7th and E sts., opp. Gen"! Post Office. “ Fon oie ee Ss COLUMBIAN chee! session of them; that such an irruption was and’ fi at upin Gocehland court h threatened a secona time, and, to guard| “45 long, surrounded by a party of simple] pis order. he ate oe soo necounpeaadon We aa abe wale paler : We add a description of Wolf's Friend by against it, we had ordered some of our ships| hearted folks from the neighboring coun indebtedness, and whether the objects for of war to cruise in the neighborhood, should | as unpretending in their — pot eso which the indebtedness accrued were sanc. | 20% Blount, to show that our authority is no we think they committed an unpardonable of- a ed tb: " mean one: fenaa bey Ficinginn tar" ced aking pee Not ove of them enjoyed the crabb:ng, bowl- tioned or no! law or regulation, the purser would be entitled to a credit for payment} “ Wolf’s F greal ; in counel INCESS ALMONDS, Palm ad Made foreizn vesel found steering directly, pi » and the “‘shilling-ante” game of bluff| therefor, when made by order of t! vasa ranks among ihe pad of te caer has " LIVERY STABL Es. ra Nuts , yarly in the night, for Key West?” with keener relish than did Mr. Bodisco, the | manding officer. But the disbursement must | considerable property, is arge Fighth, between D and E streeets, W: her eee, op ee. it strikes us that the Int-l/igencer is as far | immediate representativé of the late imperial | be for some service rendered, or article fur-| dignified appearance: he appeared at the ee taken at Livery. Horses and Buggies for 3. do Palm or Cream Nuts in the wrong in one direction es the Union| Nicholas. We may instance another genial ae Rapedermme geil pep aligriphes Senne pp meted rt Lerathagetra Mesars. K. & P. has on hand a fine lot of Horses Front tS EEELE EROTHERs, appears to us to be in the other. We will en- | hearted gentleman of Great experience in in-! regulation complement of cabin furniture, or! umbrella over him.” th ir sale, and fresh their Btable, “o¥e# ‘are constantly arriving at No. 40, opposite the Ceutre x . mar * | mara-iw ” —