Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1855, Page 2

PERSONAL. sees Hon W.8. Ashe, of N C, is in this elty, and ing at the Kirkwood House Tun Banwvu Basy 8Ssow —The N. Y. Her- EXCURSION THE aid saysta the course of an article on this!) GEIB AT EA trig snlfeete AND WATER WORKS Hon. John » OF N. ¥., ts at Willards’} «among thesinglecandidater, the prise boy po meee a COnUREES Dot i a ted the moat intense interet To this] Tire. merit, to leave ber regoler seat Senor A. X. San Martio, editor of La| young gen'leman—Masier Charles Orlando | other day, she wil make an excu:sion on BUNDay Cronie (New York,) has issued » cireular| Scott, of New York—was awarded the first | June 10th, at 8 o'clack & m.. to sie that the new appraissr’s store will be com-| stating that, In consequence of his ill health, wetoon et Sarl mpcbeng deed page pit sy tn hay TA, ploted by the ist of January next. It 1s] he ts compelled to disnontinue ‘he publication | oa natin gongs, all by Rimesif on the ox: saa eens sadly needed, as at present the govern-| of that journal. any ig coentry, | ond stoey. Here he eat on his throne under|'%2 come 7 ? Pp the loyal Spaniards resident in this country, with a bu: tron by his eid Refreshment ment accommodations for the inspection and | ,24 has been edited with considerable ability. ‘apon is baby brow the round of sovereign: Riter, ment the Market Howse, Germgetonn sppraisement of goods, and more especially} |. anefigy of Neal Dow was found yesterday | ty" Winfield Soot!, entering the city of Mex- orl cka ol I ED a of Chinese , in which there is already @ nded by the neck on the ‘ele- | ico, Napoleon after Austerlits, General boat will be ix waiting at the ‘alls io vory large toa. rapidly increasing commerce grape sive, Sppeaiba the Russell House, Main| lor af-er Buena Vista, probably felt elated; | malate trove who may wieh to esos the river 5 Tavorsb's at that port, are wholly insufficient except by | street, Charlestown Masgachusetts The fig | but Master Scott certainly eclipsed them in Should the weather = it Will be Interet fcom San Francisco. —We learn from a letter from San Francisco, dated May 16th ult., that the new custom house there is WASHINGTON NEWS ASD GOSSIP, Modest. — Tax Cnncmeeres eer ey a _ jissioners lection rape} ware dedvade knew of W. D Wal-| rapidly approaching completion, being in = lach, editor of the Sar, whether he includes | fair way to be ready for occupancy a8 early ===. |them in the category of denunciation which | a, the ist of October next, and it ie expected DVRRTISEMENTS shou!d be handed ditorials of that paper of tho bth and 6th ea i der the heads ‘The election in by 12 o'clock, M., otherwise they may onlg. aad © Whar we os acuiek tet" Rot appear until the next day. FVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY ArrEameee . and w! — ee ch distinct against them ? SPIRIT OF THE MULNINO PRESS. «Phe comm! i, imi ice upon the editor of The Intelligencer says of the prearranged | }&¥? served a 6) = ehameless frauds committed upon the rights the Star, with the above, whica is the su! stance of a notice served upon him by the of citizens of Washington in the late election: | ommissioners of the Third Ward —From “ies Late Evectios—Autecsp Fravps, our talanted, amiable, enthusiastic enter- it postponed unit! the fi Suna: * dressed in blue pants and snuff-colored | pride. He is a good looking boy, four years je7—3 &ec © yesterday had occasion to state that | taining. ingenuons, truthful, and knowing | and thrpugh a heavy and otherwise unneces coe as din the right hand was held a demi-| ands half old, but nothing extraordinary. os = = st the late election in this city, “the Commis. | nesghbor’s columns. . sary expenditure for additional clerical and|j,hn, and on the left arm was displayed a There are several finer children nee exhi- i. oes ney seo toma on in every Ward, in the ex-| Yesterday, after the oopy for our paper of tbe | other labor. The Principal amount of the | copy of the Mai w. The name of Nes!1| bition, although it is not brilliant, by any reise of t judicial functions, disregarded the decision ot the Utrcurt Court, and re- Fused to admit the votrs of such naturalized ivr gens as have become voters since tha 31st of December last.” Wemade this statement, day was prepared. thecommunications referred | revenue \pf that port is from dutics paid on to above, purporting to come from the commis- | snirits, wipes and segars. It is expected that sioners of election for the Second and Third | when the)government officers get into the Dow was printed :n large letters on the back. .eeIn Princess Anne county, Va, last wei k, a n who had become desperately jeetaailitor ath “ goal black rose” on an ad ame. T HEREBY ceruty Peirce Bhormnker, of agg Next to the conquering hero above men: | ino onto erent before me. ws i MULE tee tioned, we noticed a nati merican demon- tion, in the shape of a yess jtleman ino on bis enclosure, a dun MARE twenty-five years old Given under hand of me, one of the Justicrsof the 18 months old, son of Mr. Daffy, of this} veace in and for said covaty, this Sth “dey ef June, : Wards, came under our notice We have to building the government is causing to be]; ining farm, was so mortified at her refusing cd He ie ead in the “Star Spangled | 18:5. jOBnUA PETROS = pak serio fas Lgl tnd say for the edification of our interesting and , the expenses of the custome de- | ‘him, that he committed suicide by drowning Barner” onl ad eagle, embroidered The owner of the above deseribed property will timately connected with the arguments before | Knowing neighbor, (vide the ‘winnings of its t ill be still farther} himself in the Elizabeth river, in silver on his manly chest ‘aster Duffy and very a ang The _ proves} ~-++-It is reported that the small pox is kill-} js got op miety regardioss of expense and Indians to an alarming ex- je is, however. ‘as pretty a piece of ine eee nee gticeilind oe oe ag ic were a jase 00 two ey tel fiesh as any in Messins.’’’ two hundred died. hen taken with the dis- ani the decisions of the Circuii Court on the subj-c', which had been previdusly recorded; and algo ag necessary to a proper anderstard ing of the fur ber jegal Prvceedings which are threatened in relation to the sam ease come forward, prove proyert charges, = take her away. si tices PRIRCE SHOEMAKER, je 7-3" At Prince's Mili, on Roce Creek, {{OR SALE—A PINE LOT OF PRIVATE ang friends on the Virginia election,) that what we have written aud published on the subject of the recent election is not susceptible of EF The first steamer that was ever at the}. DY pee yyy oo Wass co, being misunderstood. We have avoided in ng, for the most part, the bars immediately get into the water, Pa, and wi mt a fair price Cam be seed We recur to the subject to day be i : until death ends their lives. wharf at Lawrence, Kan’ arrived there or |: WM. SPRAIG’S STABLE, on Bridge ere, | Am=rican Orgs of “ ae pa lag sad the Star, as far as possible, and intend to the three private asssying estab. ie avoid personal attacks, but we do not intend that the freedom and independence of the press shall be impaired by concessions to any the 19th ultimo, from Cincinnati, Onio, and | Gesreriown. D C jye7—a had fifty passengers, 31 RAWBERRY FESTIVAL FOR THE the acouracy of our statement, its denial be- ing couched in the fullowing terms * The Lute'ligencer is in error in its state- ment that the Commirsioners ‘disrerirded ++++A public meeting is calied in Greencas- tle, Ind , of people favorable to the nomina- tion of J Scott Harrison for president—son of operation there. jot long since, pped work for a week, owing to of its contrac'or for furnishing — 4 AFFL¥ —The reM> for the Liquor Cue I and Writing Desk will take place on FRIDAY te morrow) EVENING. ig O'clock. the late Gen. Harrison benefit of st Vin Orphan svie: . Subscribers will please attend. je 7-20 the deri-ion of the Circuit Court.’ ‘Te Cir | ch demands as those to whish our ees the acids rpquired to be ured in the establish Gov. Herbert, of Louisiana, says the| will be aoa ype “ ARBW# TRICOPEEROUS for py Se Sole re ee emcees We bad cup: [atendaaty igh tanad, conesnons, SotesaGe-” feat, Th) malnk should be capable of tarn-| Baton Rouge Comet, isto be put in nomine-| The f:Mhds of the orphans are invited to attend. serving the hair, removing veri Lpagy &e, — tois was a fact known to every citizen | ing, ingenuous, trathfal and knowing neighbor ing out at Feast five millions of dollars monthly, | tion for Congress from that district _je 7-4t == LAMMOND’S, 7ths . palais eo beth inelediog, eae refera, the object of which is apparent. We | to be as efficient as it should be. Americen| ....The Boston Post cays that the Mayor of ‘A CARD.—The undersigned would take _ — = i r his sin AND WARRANTS WANTED. terme heater tec at pear Fic Tuasit 26 chs chriceas quecriay eer och 1 LIS wil peg ie neibenceah priea ter coat ane. s+eeA boy, aged 15 years, named Slaughter, ¢ffuris to sive his property from destruction by fire ts, Address me, at the Astor Hae, New York, contum premium, living near Princeton. Ky., when returning = the caizay! nyfeg we ses ee “ 5 York, Pennsylvania. ALEXANDER Ray, ° ersever % NDE 2 : ; fom ploughing, last Wednesday, bung him | ¥10°b) aeir noble and untiring exertinns, pe vent. | 22 — The Kinney Expedition —The Union “ by| self with the plough lines to the limb of a ed its entire destruction, ani he would respectfully LAND WARRANTS. authority,” contradicts the statement of Capt. | tree, and was found, soon afterwards, dead =| assure ihe mem* ere of that company that their ef- jou", Lng pe efor orem de sar M i i 3 be vtte: ai Graham} of the steamship United States, that/ ---- A Scotchman named William Maclure, ggg bres behal ALEX RUTHERFORD. | pricc in ond fer tind Warners ye he was qncouraged by letters from members| 8¥8 the Toronto Patriot, recently deceased, | ———H—___"--_____ SSE SnE =n eereee i NOTICE —All ATS".T ICE CREA™ FREER. of the Cabinet to engage in the Kinney scbeme, oo, ‘oy bs gualgetinnd exits toe rhea Se pe i atthe hoy geberwediry co P ERS. Ice Cream Moulds, —~, Moulds, Mein ernment saw nothing illegal or improper in it. Frstrapttoni among the institutions,Jibraries, | * je 7—2t se P- omedeonger’s Furnishing Sore, This stafpment the Union declares to be false. |*1nhe, Or Nast iaperestot the United tans FELTIVAL AND CONCERT. —The ladies] * asses or manu: 3 3 J. — to Cao cs. ha ae ee h is, that Graham-‘went igto the| of Americ of the Conzregation ot St. Dominiek’~ Churets SUMMER MILLINERY. ‘i * CUisland) will hol tray rry and Fe'reshmeni 7 ened on SATURDAY, the : Speculation upon the representa-| |... Iti: related that one of the ladies ef yeatek, somantuding ox FEIDAY EVENING, W proc Poe ng 9 hea tion of pfrties previously in it, and has lost] fashionable sooiety in Florence, Italy, is an | June 8th ; and to lend additional attraction and va’ | Ajlen, a handsome assortment o! Ladies money by the operation. The story about his| Italian Marehioness, in whose marria e con Pind 4 Pichiwon eiscarceeee Felice gd BONNE wef ele om rsa ogy gnn : er « it er! L tan nets. ices being enpouraged to go into it as above ex- Saat ies tooered Sane jie beers siramental Music buving kindly tendered their aid. | {o please. to which the ladie- of Washington end ie plained, js evidently trumped up to satisfy the gome one lee to her husband, the marriage (shading renter will be held inthe basement of the victedty are senpocinity —s: to — mechani¢s whore wages for labor in connec-| vow was not to stand in her way, and itis un-| “The patronage of the public generally is solicited.| "ng gs Pa av one door east of 10th’ tion with the preparations for the expedition | derstcod that she has profited by this Doors open at 6 o’clock—concert eominence at & +—__ are not forthcoming. As for the distinguished head of the affair, on the same day on which the Government received a telegraphic dis- patch announcing that a bench warrant had privilege. o’cloek. A je7—2 = GREAT QUESTIO’ been issued for his arrest, his bail having been — the sub ect of Personal ? By Henry, GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE = THE PRESIDENT’S MOUNTED] Goardman, DD forfeited, he was again arrested, and the court, on the representations made by his GUARD will give an Excursion on 28th This volame is not above the comprehension of of June. 8. W. OWEN, Sec. quite young perrons It is 4 plain. sim; scrip. je 6—3t tural exhibition of the sinand anger of a ee ae aE counsel, released him on his own security to appogrthc next morning. The morning came, but fo Col. Kinney was forthooming The GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL—THE or inconsi-eration on the subj-ct ot Religion. To i. — sbhat hool teacher, tween the North and the South, was sealed | BQ6—Laiies of Grace Church, lnands Rev Ary | gS bea te Spetepteonen gey secogd bench warrant for his arrest will hardly find/him, we presume. “ Fd 1] and pastor, it wil furnish a most seasonable yesterday by the Rev. Henry Slicer, (who came| Prep Hotwran, Rector, will open thei Festival, in powerful aid in impressing and erforemg the duty of 5 the new Concert ifa I, ad:oining the Star Buildings, | artendin once and in earnest to the seul’s wel- on from Baltimore for the purpose,) at the on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, to be | fare GRAY & BALLANTYNE. mansion of our fellow citizen Judson Mitchell, | continued through the week. The proceeds are tu je! Bookwe.lera, 498 Tih st. Esq_., inthe presence of a large and brillians | be appropriated to the payment of the church debt company The Rev Mr S being a enion man in e sense of the word, it is needless The Philadelphia Conspiracy —The New York HHrrald ot yesterday gives what it vouches is a liet of tho Know Nothing dele- getes in the great secret Sanhedrim now hold- ing in Philadelphia. The abolitionist Wilson, of Massachusetts, is amongat them and many sume, the [ntelligencer iteelf “The Cour: aed dee de that the Commis- sioness were the sole judges of the qualifica tions of e ectors; and upon this mn th Commiss oners took the responsibility of re J cteag all applications to vo.e which were not auth rised by the city charier ” It will be perceived that the last paragraph of the an a mits that the missioners “took ‘be responsibility of rejecting” t class of votes alluded to by us; but it does not de-cribe them, and expresses its own opinion, in opposition to the opinion of the Court, that such votes “‘ were not authorized by the city charter.’ There is, then, no disagreement between us as to the rejection of these yotes To sustain what we asserted on the other point, tha: the Court decided them to be legal, iting to adop: tl uthority of lf, and we respectfully ask its to his own account of the decision of tbe Court, than which nothing could be moraconclusive It appeared inthe Organ of Morday evening, June 4th, and we quote tberef om the two material paragraphs, as follows: “Tre court room this morning was not so densely créwded as on Saturday, although a Tespectable number of our citizens were pro- sent a: the pecisio, which was delivered by Justice Dunlop “ The first question is, whether persons who have been naturalized since Dacomber 31 possessed all other required qualifiea:ions cf the charter to vote at the pending election This depends on the construction of the fifth fection of the charter of 1848 The true con- structsoa the court supposed to be, that the word resilenos did not sorncet itself with the word citizen, so asto require ‘one year’s resi dence as ~ citiz2n,’ for that would make the foreigner re-ide here six years before entitled to vo e. itstead of five as provided by law THe CONCLUSION ON THIS QUESTION 18. that any person who was a whee fre- male on the Bist of December, and who has been narural tzed since thit time, NAS A RIGBT TO Vote” This st-tement of a fact, copied from the “Organ” of Mocday, is directly opposed to the constructiva assumed by the *« Organ” of commented, in general terms, on the con- duct of the Know Nothings of this city and their leaders as we deemod just, and are con- vinced that we were correct, as will be appar- ent in the legal proceedings designed to defeat the consummation of the frauds perpetrated by them in the recent election. We specified no individual, leaving that to be done in the legal proceedings to which we refer above. If those who address us in so perem tory terms, or any others, think we did them in- justice, we sheerfully offer them the columns of the Star in which to disclaim their partici- pation in the courses we intended to stigma- tize, or for a proper defence of themselves ; and we shall be gratified if they will make such-use of them in a proper way The commissioners of the late election were acting in responsible public trusts, andeif we were to allow ourself to be deterred from com menting on the manner of their fulfilling them, we should berecreant to our duty. If this course does not satisfy our talented, cour- teous, amiable, entertaining, ingenuous, truth- fal, and Know Nothing neighbor, and others feeling themselves aggrieved by anything in this cennection appearing in the Scar, we cannot respond otherwise, though its columns to them, or to the czrte/s to which our so-tal- ented, entertaining, courteous, entertaining. amiable, ingenuous, truthfa!, and Know Noth- ing neighbor (vide the Virginia eleciion) re- fers. coin, at the date of the letter from which we obtain these facts, was worth a quarter per a Guonéerown, June 8 1855 Another very pleasant bond of union be je 6—4t ADIE.’ WORK BASKETS.- Cari tor us to say that his part of the interesting Rte Bask: weling Baskets, K-y Beekew, Rae, THE UNDERSIGNED, HARDWARE] Beate, Cine teen Market Barkew! - alers, in order to give t-me for recrea- Norhes <j fy variety, very low, at Ceremony was performed in the most pleasing | tion io the clerks in their employ during the warmth mar deren arnishing Store, #0 seventh manner imaginable, and according to both | of the summer months. hereby agree to close thei: eweet. 6. NCIB, the law and gospel. The happy couple to | respective stores at seven o'clock p. m., (Saturday je 6— this union were Mr J. Eazland of New York, | tvenings excepted) from ti s date wntil the first day and Miss Mary Elien Mitchell, daughter of | Seplember next DRESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD QUICK- Judson Mitchell E. f Pd iz E. TUCKER & CO., STEP —This excellent piece of Music of de piety baealo ep lleeapellint fe EB. \ VEELER & €O., popular composer, Mr. Robert Heller, bas just been Tho Georgetown-Colloge cadets turned out CAMPBELL & COYLE, published by the subscribers, Tne title page is yerterday in fa'igue dress, and after pa ading ELVANS & THOMPSON, most elegantly embellished. through several of our atreets, headed by a _ JOHNSON, GUY & CO. HIL®U8 & RITZ, fine band of music, went out to the villa near | Waeltington, June 5, 1855. Insufficiency of Our Postal Treaty with Gr-at Britain —As the rule now practiced in regard to insufficiently prepaid letters in the Unired States and British mails has been the subject of much discussion and complaint in i ? z RIA Music Publishers, Depot in Star Buildings. ‘Tbur-dey this country, we present briefly @ history of }vthers of his kiduey. Mark—Wilaon said in ‘Tenallytown, where they spent the day. On} s¢6—3 (mean) jee 3 We were informed tost night by Mr James | the case (hat the puvlic may sce how the rule | tis Vermont letter he was glad that Mr. Wiso| their way out they halted in front of Mount} --wo PEANOS tha h URNITURE 8ALE.—THE ARTICLES RE- P McKeaw one of the Commissioners of the complained of came to be enforced, and may | "3 elected, as it would avolitionize the Know a soy soars the yourg eee oe pad | Ed months for sale mp aa 4 ee — = ee. co Fourth Ward, that the Comm ers were = 5 “| Nothi ty. The list is acuricsity. The} MT ©)@rX 8 seminary were spsoding the day. | sonabie terms ) 4 and Housekeeping Goods a he < kept in igcorance of the above decision of the | 2/82 wederstand that the British office is alone | Nothing party = —s The command from their captain to right about face was quickly reeponded to in regu- lar military eryle Tbe band struck a lively oftice seeking Democrats, defeated candidates, | it The young la reviewed them with @ 306 Pa. avenue, bet 9:h and 10th sts. Gregor, 395 Pennsylvania avenue, between and 6th streets, south side, will be sold off at greatly reduced prices during the next ten days as the sub- scriber will pos'tively close up bis business wibhin Court (#bich was given about the timo the Polis were first opened) until six o clock in the evening when one of his colleagues obtained responsible fer the censure and complaints 20 jastly and universal'y expressed by correspon dents in this countiy usd Great Briiain. delegates are, it appears, the fag ends of all} isms, defunct whigs, abviitionis's, disappointed je 8a _ . 7 = ANAWAY from my residence, No. 145 ne f te ni Wes: strat, Goong fown. ~ Giz oS Wet mm an even i E A 5 < shower of sweet es, after which they a nent mulatto Girl. named Hann ee,| ‘Terms: §15 rnd under, cash; over . Whe taein cratamess tener toed Come By treaty stipulation, ‘he ringle rate of let- | disgraced judges: and we novtoo this secret) marche on. Un their march back irom the een and sixteen sears of age TE berebv | credit of 30nd 60 days, forappeocen endoreed notes, if the Ccmuissioner: bad been officially in | ter postage between the two countries, (Inctua Joouctave is composed of some who, as anti-! Villa, and just as they had reach-d Mount! ‘bid any person or persons receiving or harboring forme! of the decision it would have been obeyed. not ouly ia the Fourth Ward, but, «8 be betievee, in ali the other wards.” * # Now, we have to say that copies of the desi- sion of the court above referred to were made out, and were signed by the judges, to bs taken to the commissioners of the election at tho dif- ferent pol's for their guidance, by order of the cour’; and that they were prevented from Teachicg their destination by the interference ef en active leader of the Know Nothing lodges of this city, stroggling to bring our mucicipsl afaira under the authority of the oath bound, secret, proscriptive political so- bearing interest. Dealers are requested to call and examine the aC J. R. McGREGOR. je 4—lw ing the United States inland, ea, and Britieh | ™#8ons, a few years ago denounced secret eo-| Albans, a heavy shower of rain commenced | **'! #itl, and will prosecute any one so doing to the falling. (which, doubtless, they considered! bars ee y ei the law. TAS BROWN. fortunate for the growing crops) They | — —— THE SPECTATOR. : ° of the Lamplighter Harrison and Jules Hanel, Philadelphia. Combs. "Sales i of Los eat talent and the deepest learning in the land, Brushes, Fane, Playing and. V ne Car , Card gos for the Marines, by the author Giin- . er See, i ne et OO we, 'G . we aro well sustained in our own convictions Cages, Music, Musica! Instruments, Beatlouory, ee Magazine for June commences 5 ne of their value, The sixth is that they are JOiN PF ELLIS, i 306 P: ar., bet 9th and 10th ste. ‘The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Southworth inland postage.) is twenty-four cents, prepay- | cietics as horrible, &o , &0. We should not ment optional; a single rato being charge |e furprited if some of the Southern men in| were kindly invited in, an ped in @ OLD POINT COMFORT. abls on letters not exceeding half an ounce in | ‘he body sold themselves, carcase and soul, to Laci be Palen ire mice re a 4 ne first humber of ‘The spectator, a weekly T= HOTEL at this favorite watering place is c ~ “ee a Per er ount Aibans wil emotions of a ver Werary. miscellaneous and news paper, will be for the jon of be weight; double rate on letters over half an} Wilson & Co ; but if the abolitionists pay aigtockbie nature 7 Leeson acing ph boas the a — Fare ounce. but not exceeding an cunce ; quadruple | mu2b they will get cheated. Such a precious! “pig congrega‘ion w. ich usually worships at ahreapiore aerccotl caer Noga win greater facilities have been made for innding pas sot > = . ji je e A Stores, an 4 rate on letters over an ounce, bat not exceed | %et of political scape gallows 3 have rarely ne queria sere Sere inten eee of the newsboys. pies 5 con's. Bubecrip- ao steamer has been chartered to sct as ten- ing two ounces, and so oa according to weight, | collected together in this country, since the teaie oan favorite Pinte Harman of Pry omy ihe year 87, pa bye in advance der upon the larger mail bonus, and alm to meke ad- as i i i 1 . | Office 3d st ie °& Withers’ Bank Build- h, arel charging two additional rates for each ounce, | (ories of the revolution held night meetings in | 4:7), is to preach for them’on next Sabbath | ings. a AUG. F. HARVEY 2 oan pea ttistn Deane eee ee or fraction of aa ounce over the first ounce. | seoret places to plot the overthrow of Wash- peaiae =u ecloek - . . je 8-18 Pubiishe: affording an opportunity of a ensant exe on aad : ‘ Ps i 1 t r City Councils meet this evening; when 5 enjoy the rea bathing. The will ¢ fishin It is also stipulated *‘ that it shall not be per- J ington and our Torelge ies that were then the tax bil reported by the committee af ways QT&AYep A WAY from the by ps fst three days in each week. : mitted to pay less than the whole combined | Sghting the es of liberty. and means, at the last meeting, will be con- Sid tages mere ae pete ene Communications should be addressed to rate,”’ which was originally construed to mean ~ sidered. Thera'e proposed to meot the cur | the eyes, the rest ¢f the 3 ce vi dere Je Fie WILLARD Oh Rann - 5 a single combined rate of twenty-four cents |“ Noteworthy Incident —One of the Know | rent expenses of the Corpora'ion cannot pos-| snd itis’ belived Ihnen sural eet sireaks on her | ———————___"_<o" ciety, by setting at defisnoe the authority of s : a z| Nothiog commissioners of election on Monday | sibly be reduced. but we think it more than| back. Any person who will be kind enough to give PROSPECTUS the United Stares Court to that ond. A mes {20d the practice of the exchange offices o last, while refusing the votes of his fellow | kely from all wo can gather that the amount | information of said Cow shall be Viehls rewarded | For publishing 2 monthly Musical Work in senger bearing one of these copies, dispatched | >°th countries was made to eonform to that} * ” } ad te bs itled to the righ z pose Lo bo levied for the benefit of the 327 Het. 24 ecto plt —_ the city of Washington. by the court, was actually on PR apes construction, by crediting each full rate of veri — - . _ : wo _ tof } ropolitan Railroad will be considerably Faris st , 2 doors eat Lafayette Square. ra eanesicck © as caus baie . . . . suffrage here by the Circui . ig re-| lowered, “ J . Y Se en cine te re eee ene | sind witha qenitien tas badialasl tea very ved| Drovers’ Rest this week the eupsiy of SCHUTT R & KAHLERT, monihiy Mtasieal Work, ended an instrument of the lodge leader above re- | fractional parts of singe rates, w je year : cattle 2as been more than equal to the . . ferred to, and was poe i ase sie hi, | 1852, at which time information was received | *#™¢ men lect year, when acting in the same} Gembnd, and prices bave r:nged (os Biola RTristrs ’ Tho Nations] Mosthly Musical Mages : = &s om, be Britieh office that th trued the |°P2city, received and placed in the ballot | $5.24 on the hoof equal to $7 50 net, which Fre-co, D corat re, and every de cri;tion of ‘The Magazine wiil contain from ‘our to six pares charge, the pur, evidectly being to afford | from the Britieh office that they constru e 5 . Pega. a = z of Music, selected from the best Ruropean and Ns- a purpose — ig to affor kA Ss at ae ment ed ool tie row Kos Nominee [A Pen ee. Pee Baran os L PAIN TENG | tive Comoosers In addition to the Music an ext the Know Notning commissioners the flimsy | P “3 y " = who he must have known not to be en.| e®34$!50 Old sheep and lambs $20$4 per Orders left with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi | sheet will be added, coniaining the laiest Musical Pretext of preto ded ignorance of the court 3 | 2 Single rate, and liable to one or more addi : i . i he» Veals, 5254, gross. Cows and calves | tects: will be prompily attended to. News, Musical Novices, &c. The Magazine will decision, for their violation of the rights | tiovel ratez, should be treated as whol/y un | ‘itled to vote, also, acoording to a decision of 5. je8 dlat ° be print d on the best quality Musi paper, and will f th - 7 o. ties Mages ti paid, the partial prepayment, even when it the court. Thisis a specimen of the outrages| Fi ar market firm at our prices of yesterday; = he printed from engraved plates, in the neatest mat of their feliow citissns. The parties thus de ’ i ? rdered by the lodges to be perpetrated upon $2 45a$2 50 for red and whi aad frauced of their right to vote are propar.ng| #mounted to an entire rete of twenty-four | (rdered by 8 peels Pe P: $110 No sales of moment of Piaghogs opepmtg Magazine will be ready to viucicste themse ves by suits for damages | Ce2ts, being ditregarded, and entirely lost to | the rights of the citizens of Washington legaily | the Above since our last, and but littl na over. 8 V. Norns’, the Agent ir the Wet, wit agsinst those who illegally refused their bal-|t2e sender. The British office at the same | entitled to vote in ous recent municipal ele». | i Stock on hand light. Spectator. ing Utensils, &e , without the able of sending | l:cit «ulscription from the citizen: of the District lots; wh: = time proposed to modify the treaty so as to | tion, which will not go unwhipped of justice TELE them to public anction, can do so by calling on us| of Columb show aspecimen mutober. sshaanabeuess egpcbiserlnesanemers essai] PEI pa by our court of law. E9"“A subscriber,” (whom we suspect to| at our Store, 317 Pa avenue, corner of Neth st,| James H. Burns, No. 150 Bridge street, is such means, of the certificates of election, are |8i¥® credit for a// prepoyments, e _ the | 5Y I be some narrow @inded Leech) asks us why caecae prepared to buy all such goods as may be | S8°mt for Georgetown. RILBUS & HITZ, taking messures to bave the Circuit Court rule | *mallest fractions of single rates, which was The Milwaukie Custom House.—The Treas-| wo advertise Dr. Ayer’s Pills, and we will Housekeepers and others will do well by calling Music — cor. Pa. av., 1.th and D Dc. that the votes thus illegally refused sball be | declined by our department, because of the ury Department have now under consideration | give him our seven reasons for 80 doing. The see icie will my ALG RAeeaee ee 2 Buiidings, Wachington, D.C. counted im their favor, and these as against | impracticebiiity of crediting each country} in4 various proposals for building the new firet, second and third are that we are paid for| je 79m. “_? 817 Pa avenue. ESLIK’s LADIES’ GAZETTE OF them, illegally received, thrown out. with fis proper proportion of the postage in Custom House, at Milwaukie, Wis. The con-| it. The fourth is that we know them by ex oe 5 Paris, Londen and New York Fashions for Just ‘The Union contains « le'ter from the Hon. |such cases, and the consequent complication | 145+ wiil probably be awarded immediately | perience to be good. ‘The AMh is the, Dr.| P'he'Ne, Pavey Gard, Office, Work ween i eapetegees? 2 re Wm. Preston, of Ky., declining the anti- of the accounts; and algo, because the addi-| on4- the Secretary of the Treasury resumes] Ayer’s preparations being recommended by | 2nd Toy Baskets The Watchman, a companions to the popular #0 Know Nothing nomination for Congress in the | tional labor and embarrassment resulting the discharge of the daties of his office. better men than wo—by physicians of the high- Also. a lot of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollos, 8t. Louisville ditrict, the gist of which we extract | from such a change, would fall almost exclu- —_— as follows: sively upon our exchange offices, as avery} Tho fecretary of the Troasury —We un “ The old Whig party by which I was elected | !27%¢ mujority of short and improper propay- | derstand that the Hon. Secretary Guthris is Is disbanded A new organization, which | ments are made in the United Siates, on ac- | expected to return to Washington to night, pes to introduce questions of religious The Two Guardians, by the author of Heartecss® 4 count of the large number of postmasters, and| from his recont visit to his home, in Louis. eer bd vet aa usefal. The last but not je8-wf All the Megaaines he Sune ef as criterions for office, and to repeal the aaa = ile, K: least is thut ‘ney have done and sre doing an |< ———————————— e e Books and every thing in the St ur A laws under which we have se! rsp ate pg: we ance easy: a amount of good in this community which our AVING pur. eon. tity of DRY ga tas wenn, LINGTONs Bookstore, . i a re] " uantit, LL With the single poner the foaveat ta oes - oo. ey eee The Carrect Gperstions of the Treasury | old fogy friend, if he could repeat himsclf GOODS at the first per auction sales Odecn Building, cor. 4}¢ st., and Pa. av. Fegnum under Adems, when they were ox- 2 Depari:ment.—n yesterday, the 7th of June, The British offee then insisted, as it were, tended to fourteen years, bas arrayed itcelf i 5 (he #1} th f Treasury Warreuts entered on the field of polities: In addition, we find that | DY W*y of retaliation booause their proposal bapaiditbtey the De patty . the new party maintains an omivous silence ia | was not accepted, that the rigid and illiberal eae ion to the rights of the southern States For the Treasury Department. $5,867 00 which should fill every patriotic heart with construction of the: clause above referred te, De ot Hall & Brother’s siec’ can offer the 4—u ten thousand times, might never hope to equal, Gargains ever heard of, cou soy nse of — je and we trast by making them known, to ren-| Paid silks at 50, 75. nod $1, tormer price 75 cents, Non customers are respectfully ® der some serviee to our readers az well as our- 9! 25 and gi 75 formed that on und after this dase, unt Bop - Bi il q s selves.—Christian Herald orate ie 62, 75 and gl, former price @1, tember, we shall close our store every evening : 7 o'clock. HILBUS & HITZ, . For the Interior Department. 12.154 78 ge ratin plain Rereges at 18, 97 and 37c.,) jeb Music Bs fear I have ever been, and yet am, inflexibly should be strietly carried out, and instructions For the Customs.. steeeeeee 63,662 21 Freou Ecsrore.—The by the steamer rice 37% , 50, and 87 cents OLOTHING. — to such principles. were accordingly given to their exchange mer fie received ani aor Washington, which arrived at New York, on oy opal es 18 cents, former pri- READY MADE SUMMER ys great regularly nominated cceee eee , A i ¢ ; ie the fee on y ae a pera pia sdogern offices to treat all letters from the United War repey warrants receiv Wednesday night, from Southampton, is no:| Raw silk P! t 31 cents, former price @1 if t States, partially pre-paid ia the same manner 12,9 pew party. itis clear that it cannot ach’ * sd success unless, as in Virginia, by the aid as if they had been wholly unpaid. This . honest and fearless southern Whigs, tule has been enforced since that date, and| _ + 22,089 36/ in the Crimea appear to wear a more encour- Bot be absurbed in secret frarerni ; 3 asur, Dg aspect for the alli . desire no ambiguous alliance with roctheg, | 8? British office is alone responsible for such | from miscellaneous sources... 1,920 00 pm Gen. Pelissier has het es aes peeve wetting Their aid bes given che | *2 illiberal regulation so justly complained of | On account of the Navy. + 92,472 00 popal with the Army, and inspired fresh Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., wt ebeck to this new party and annihilated | by correspondents and unwarranted by a fair SSS ee confidence. Gen Canrobert, it was ramored, | Shawls, Mantillas and Cloaks than half Is very large and com| wn ey Bl ne om [prorat three * .,*. .*|} and common sence construction of the treaty.| [a We are indebted to Mr. Paredes, charge sa refused the command offered him by the| One set Brussels Carpe faa oS cone none coe stock one of the most to select from in pri mocraty and itself my choice @? affaires of New Grenada, the Govern-| -™Peror, and insisted on accep:ing only the #1 25 is quick! 4 £G. ces and quality to be found this side of New York. uickly made; bi it of General i * ii ©; but I feel that I best con ment of the United States, for @ copy of bis pos eral of a Division. Centre a side Cord and Tassels for curtains, haif additions to our former stock Best quality French Merinos at 62c, former Price, | Clothing, we are now prepared to offer —_ 1 25 every inducement in price and quatity to visit Bombasins at 75c and ¢1, former price $1 25 and | extensive salesrooms before making their selections. 1 75 Our assortment of White and Black Alpaca at 25, 37 and 50c, former Price 50, 75] Gauze, merivo, silk and cotton Undershirts and gl Linen and Cotton Drawers Lawns at 10 and 18% cexts, former prices 25 and] Summer <tocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties eatered 80 late by three days, as that by the Africa. It appears, from the files received that affairs Suits Commenced —Some twelve suits were WALL & STEPHENS, sult my own dignity, and reli - i ‘fhe agricultural prospects in land w: pric 382 Pa ave., next door to = ap sop eet Teearthy motives, if, at the |commenced on Tuesday last by persons de | resent work entitled, “The Coast of Musquito] very far from encouraging, og akahen papeidp denen gr he Ollcloths at 75e, for- ee tion to support the priceipies ee rmaae prived of their rights as citizens of Wash-|and the Boundary Question between New est dla backward both there ard on the The goods will be reta-led out at the store former-| FOR THE ORANGE & ALBXAND, decline its honors. “All that I sak pa veil ington on the provious Monday at the polls, by | Grenada and Costa Rico,” printed in the oe ee Wy occupied by Hall & Brother, Be Ae ie subscriber's Coaches srilicall for Passe ilege to sustain by my vote the wise, great, | the Commissioners of the Elections. F cme a i aud nobly liveral prineiples Spanish language. The author says in his iaceaurin Encines —It came out in < tego merce with the above ron hich I] We understand that some two hundred and | preface, “ The general interest manifested by4 “ldentally in ard of Aldermen -| PANAY DAA OED ETLIDD WT Ey | Railroads. My Coaches connect with koow the republio is founded, an ij P if 8 7 a! th 7 FANOY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c. | the Steamers Cottyer or Gronce W asmine fal observance of which Ian tc yap ninety more such suits are about to be insti- | the press in the questions relating to the piles injunction on the 5 3 etd > sofous the social repose and politics! 4 ity of the nation ae e “Lepomis it me to return my heart-felt thanks to iend-, both Whigs and democrats, who have so generally cfered to give me their Watm support. T romain, wich seaport, This is wh T HUTCHINSON & MUNRO’S ean be found | Tox, which leave Washington at tuted Before the agents, in carrying out | Mosquito Coast, and the want of information 2 great variety of Fancy Goods, such ao Oahu | ese serch for them m8 on the subject, displayed by some of those who pa amamegeet gal, bi Peep dang se pesks. Gold Pene and weave their same — uaa wah Br. Jet have written upon it, when, at the same time etude thineh axe an @ public rn that | Pencils, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razzrs, Shaving henge * if gates we av allen various suggestions have been made to deprive| Huston ‘Ied., Wadueeday nae Vole as others. Meee arene cette: one Pivers, Harrieon’ss and | Orat Goo. & Thee, Parker & Go amre. the States to which they belong of those ter-} The Journal says: other choice comes, Ca wa Po- Titorier, show the neosesity of elucidating] The steam fire engine remains at the city | “wict, Gloves Heacry, Mendkerchicte, Lees; the affair in » serious and sonsclentious man- Ber, so that public opinion msy become ene stables, neglected. and @ roosting pl Embroldenes, French Flowers, Pi Ene 98,000 whieh it signe a lightened and exercise its beneficial in- Guenee.”” the resolves of the seoret proscriptive political Oath-bound soviety, get to the end of their tether, such of ‘hem as have apy thing to lore by setting i naught the decisions of the Cir- @uit Court of the District of Co umbia, to de, Prive citisens cf their righte under the ehar- tor of our Corporation, will doubtless realize that their conduct amounts to playing a game costing far more than it comes to. Pastors. DaBow's Ruvinw.—A copy of the Jane Rumber of this valuable work has been laid oD our table by Mr Frank Taylor. Well have been thrown into the sea, so far as HINSON & MUNRO ardicles and low prices always call st Of ne likely to be derived from it in go, 320 Fe avenue, bet. fob and 100 ate frouee 490 seventh ® ataiey, » Present position of