Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1856, Page 2

maining inthe Port Ofer, Washington, D.C inti .C.. = November 18,’ 1886, Sielasy , Ordered to be ad in the “ Boening the in section of the Amusements WYMAN! AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, And TO-MORROW (Saturda ) EVENING COME ONE'—COME ALL’'—At7 o'clock nov it ot a q «I would advise those persons to nt of | represent that of late his losses from that source i ASEINGTON NAW SAND COS | Ga: destatkaite cals Gy mith all their | have equalled his scenesions from the United Troubles in Deseret.—Tho last mail from | might to get the Spirit of their religion upon | crates, Utah brings the Deseret News, published in | them; anf if they cnanot do thet, to take their ‘The problem to be solved in his case is how own coursé and go where their hearts desire, Great Salt Lake City, up to the first of Octo- | fo, doubtless there ples place where ‘you | long he can hold on there. Wo do not see in * ber. We cull from it several extracts ind!- | would wish to go. * * the last advices any thing leading to the oon. cating a stato of affairs there of the mostex-| | ‘‘ There are sins that men commit for whioh clusion that his enemies have as yet effected in thi ld, : traordinary and unexpected character even Oe eros Te they had any thing likely to hasten his exit from Central EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: aS SATUADAY.... November 15, 1956. Sxc. 5, And be it further enacted, That the list of letters remaining uncalled for in any post Bee in ny city, town, er village, where news- x LAPT AY THe Oricx sy SF ApvarTmmesnts snore sro nted, shall, hereafter, be pub. NATIONAL THEATRE Twreves e'moce, M; OTHERWISR THEY MAT APPEAR rh Pe * pri . r , be pu ATIONAL THEATRE = for Mormondom. It is plain that matters are | their eyes open to see their true condition, | America. _ ished once only in the which, being i getting to extremities, and that Young and | they would te perfectly willing to have = Removal and Promotions.—Thos J. Cath- ee Nemssapll entered Heated oa ener es: THE WEEKLY STAB. his coadjutors in misrule are almost at their | blood spilt upon the ground, that the smoke THB PYNE & WARRISON OPERA TROUPE Grand Double Performance for the Benefit of MISS LOUISA PYNE i been promoted from a third class i to heaven as an offering | cart has P . : wits end. They are preparing the minds of ns fetes eS us incense would ($1,600) clerkship to be Chief Clerk in tho of- their deluded, but, in many cases, pitiable | atone for their sins, whereas, i! a rege the | oe of the Second Comptroller of the Treasury, followers for a change which can be deferred | ¢##e, they will stick to them and remain upon) |. bias Purrington removed. said office, to be decided by the postmaster at Our weekly issue of to-day will be found a such office. } capital number replete with interesting Wash- ington and other news of all description, for- SF Persons applying for letters in the following list, will pleasesay they are ADvsRTisED. i = Mr THIS EVENING. i i ld. , Virginia Philips, Fennie Al eign and domestic, a8 well as capital taler, | s:arcely any longer, and which they dietinotly oe 2” oe eon hear my brethren tcll- | Wm. A. Evans ot Maine, has been promoted jareelina Hough, Mra GC re, Mre MA ‘Will be presented Donizetti's Opers of &c., for family reading. Persons in Wash- ington desiring to keep friends ata distance Holt, Mrs Sarah F Phillips, Lene Hibbs, MreChas = Rid(le, Mre F A izabeth Haydock, Bi Roby, Mary Mise F H RarggrechtVictoria Robison, Bilzabeth perceive may eventuate inauspiciously for | ing about cutting people off from the earth, | from a second class clerkship ($1,400 ) to a THE DAUGHTER OF THE & EGIMENT. themselves and the grinding despotism in | that you consider it is strong doctrine ; but it | 14:24 class clorkship ($1,600,) vice Catheart anD 4A GRAND CONCERT 4 - i not to destroy them.”’ = posted with reliable information ate yen = whose meshes they have entangled so many | * oe biryani au ca wake fiom thaws a veicttacte i Brady. Luerctle Siee'e st Monday, frst appearance ot Mr. E BOOTH the kb it do better than tos = * ta. m. 5S. Fort of New Jerse: as been pro- | Barton, Miss distinguis! ng mn. supported , ie pete eaaanate the Weekty Srar : en a re ae eee aes oe blasphemous and fanatical but significant dis A < eels a Johnson, Miss Eliza Shyar, — in the historical tragedy of “« Richard fir many nations. What must be the pressure of ti ts of the female | ™oted from a first class clerkship ($1,200,) to ra ; courses, indicate the sentiments o! . ds theze exigencies may be inferred _ the nad cached s of Mormon society respecting the —_ clerkship ($1,400,) vice Evans an ss teen ae Bri . | thraldom in which they pate -) long pore W. F. Wilson of Texas, has been appointed ctooursee of Presidents Jedis 8 = ; aii held by this surpassing superstition. The 5 es aati AE > sh aaa ide onan plement ag . i great Brigham says : A made vacant by the bamteren of BM Port blasphemy and cruelty betrayed in these pro- }" | Now for my proposition; it is more partic- > P re posals we should not expose to the eyes of our ularly for my sisters, as it is frequently hap mentioned above. readers if the aims of the “ prophets’’ could pening ae bebe ede - a ne hoigh s We understand that the removal of Mr. Pur- } '. ww 8a eps, be told in any language as appropriate to ee mrs saliont each ad las me seen a happy —— no — —_— on — grounds, subject as their own. Sunday, the 2Ist of | aay since I took my second wifo;’’ ‘* No, not | and that he deservedly bears a high character September last, seemed to be the day on which | a happy day for a year,’ says one ; and an_ | for integrity, capacity and faithfulness. Broadrup, Mra Jacods, Mra Agusta Swane Marat & Childs, Mre Susan King, Mise Ann M Smith, Beeline Clark, Jennie Lee Kidwell, Mre Mary Sherman, Mra 8 Cuthbert, Miss L Lee, Miss Mary | Spencer, Sarah J Cohen, Agoes Lee, Sarah S'la Cantwell, Miss R A Lewis, Mary P Rpil Darnes,Mre CM Lydon, Mise Nappy Steves 0 Dot, MreMB Lawrence, Miss V SheerbnroeMiasMMI Drew, MreJT Loomis, Mre R — Sydnor, Mre ™ Mortimore, Emma Tyetou, Mise J Mra be mailed regularly to their address. —_—eoe oe" SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union argues to show the fallacy of the reasoning of thore who deem it postible thint a southern confederacy, embracing our Southern States, Mexico and Central America, can ever be formed and flourish. From the same paper we learn that the plurality of Bu- chanan over the Fusion ticket in Pennsylva- Box office 0; from 9to 4% o'clock, when seats can be secure . Doors open at 6%; Opera commence at 7k Wants. RICKLAVYERS WANTED—AT THE Capitol Ex jor, south wing, 10 or 12 good ‘workmen, to lay bricks in cellars M. C. MEIGS, nov 15-3t Captal Engineers. SSIS TANT BAR-KBKEPER KITCHEN BOY WANTED. idletoo, Mre.A Talbot Miss © Marehall, Miss ME Thompeon, MreJ R Thom, Francis Det Ellington, Mary Riwood, Ellen Fall, Mins A Morgan, Mrs O Fitypatric, TC Naflor, Sarah Ann Wil Fleischhacker,Mis#@U' Brine, Mary Ann W. Maria kee must be talified as waiter nia is (official) 27,162, and bis majority there | the special work of breaking their purpose to | other has not seen a happy day for five yoars yo Page, Bia 2) 2 Wiliomscn, dane C pr q ee ‘oyster i ‘Sa. i ii a i i en are tied down and Kansas.—The re-established Herald z shucker, and to attend dinners out and in my over al]. the opposition votes and tickets com- | the pecple was to be done Brother Kimball Mee rites ato malvused and have nok of Of | Gordon, Margt. Pyle, Mary Woodyard, Julia A | Joon when required. Also, wanted a Ki’ di ublished at Law: Garner, Mre , Who muctte cleanly. Apply te the adver- bined 17705. prepared the way for (rant and Young by | tho liberty they ought to have; that many of ane Seat Mecddeeslv Kansas wiih Sy [ie jos BOULANGER, The Intelligencer elaborately discusses, in tolling their apostolic authority : them are wading through a perfect fluod of | Territory, proclaims that peace roigns in the Allen, James Richoleon, T A Near War and Navy Department. a very interesting article, its position in the oe: “w e President, our Leader, our | tears, because of the conduct of some men, | Territory, and praises Governor Geary for his Austio, Drs M — Gitchel, OB Jeane, Sonic _Rovit at (Intel&Unton) a ey 4 a aks Lim eaten week to week, | together with their own folly. energy and the fairness with which he treats | Butterworth, SF Grimh,A L Pareel, Patrick ANTED—A STEADY MIDDLE AGED late Presidential canvass. It repeats its for- | Prophet, speaks unto ~s fr ae hie teach e “<I wish my own women to understand that the Non-slaveholding Stat fey th RW farrison, WA Pierre. Mr Woman, to manage and attend to household mer disclaimer of sympathy with either Know SN ray Dn the cumie best? Ss what [am going to say is for them = well a ¢ Non-slaveholding State party thero. eS eae ard tami business ina small family. Liberel Nothing or Republican partyisms. the people uuderstand? Ifthey do, they age bia erent bearers. \ateecs aie ridges tT Mlinois.—The Journal of Commerce shows ae compentation and a ccmfortable will ——$<—_—s0a-__—_—_— + not ee re read many times, that | Munity, and then write it back to the States, | that the vote of Col. Wm. A Richardson for do as you please with it- I'am going to | Governor is greater than that for Buch: the word of our Leader and Prophet is the | 8nd y' —— : 4 at for Buchanan, word of God to this people, and you lay with Se oe mann, actos Po phe and accounts for his defeat only by the fusion -~ ae pln we aera? oe Staiti mine whether you wish tostay with your hus- | of the Fillmourners and Fremonters against OC | ic Py i“ fall upon you in a way that you never expect- bands or moyen os am going oe every him. — ed, and you don’t expect it now. But there | Woman at liberty and say or on oe, | The Current Oporations of the Treasury bome be iven Apply at Capt. THOMAS SHR'EVES’S, Rio: 07 2h street, near the Wind Mill, Seventh Ward. nev 14. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —ASERVANT to do general Housework in a small family. No 375 8th street, east side, near New York ave- nue. ANTED.—A FIR: c Bedwell, Capt I. A Hanter, R, jr Parker, BF 1 Rubber, @ = OR : Barclay, Dr James Hazel, Le Batson, Jno W Harrie, James = Redwood, WH 2 Barker, Jacob of NO Hamlin, Brissey, Isaish E Hall, I 0 Nelson Hickman, Harbeson Rameey, Sem! The Opera. We never before witnessed so universal a display of enthusiasm in a Washington thea tre as last night attended Louisa Pyne’s im- personation of Lucy Ashton, Mr. Harrison’s Edgar Ravenswood, and Mr. Guillmette’s Henson, Louis Robbing, KY * ‘our way, my women with the reat, go your a Ingman, Thoe Bte W Meeteer *olored. perfect! Henry Ashton, in “ Lucia de Lammermoor.’’ | eS & erence ae ae a ay aad rf wives have got to ar one of | Department.—On yesterday, 14th November, | Brewer Capt Cyrus Segment & Go Stone, =. Pi fe decors Sens ogee fem pee ‘ eae: x Racfeae Aut eds two things; ehersaed up their shoulders tu | there were of Treasury warrants entered on | ,4.2, Sas Saw = goed Wasklenennn, oo a0 the a of The house was crowded; being the best, so far, | turn unto the Lord our God with full purpose a he afilicti f thi 1d and ji Bright, A Johns, JW rend nll Sy Santis ad Bab. 48 Laanean eae hee of the season. As performed, the opera took | of heart, and peradventure our sins re Ee thate caligion & they insy leave for I will the books of the Departusent— Cassidy, Thos Sohneon; isciah Simi, a tween Oth ‘aud 9th streets. over Stephens’s Fancy i. Ps * i 5 5 z Schadi . the audience by storm. The principal per- remitted and forgiven and blotted oe sed] MET have them about me. I will go into | Texas debt warrants.....+...... $11,367 39 | & SE venvenikne te D Ss Sanencee (OU __ nov 14-210 ra is what the Lord has placed men to lead you us caemketi for the redemptionof Stooks.... 21,462 19 | Geox Princes Keller, Lewis Sanders, Jno % formers were not only vociferously applauded | for. You cannot seo God, you cannot behold | berven alone, rather than have scratching | po 1n6 ‘Treasury Department... -3°319 70 | Sorts Petramcte. Reece Sehiona'S 43 WANTED {A SMALL DETACHED COT after their every effort, but were called out at | him and hold converse with bim, as one man on er What, first ‘wife too?” Yes, I will | For Customs.....ssssessee 64,464 44] Cron Geo ithe icant Sherpa, James A uation, anywhere within five miles ride of the the end of every act. ee we arene oe een egal * ee ee Se ane ce eles s+ 27,100 72 | Geter v0 = King, our) Siew, Se Capitol. Address by letter only, to F- C., at this ji i i cere coe = ce ela Eiaacih, ert ?3 | ‘Now recollect that two weeks from to- RE WAFTANIS Feoeived And en- Gochras & Brant King, Mr Seiler, PF W office. ted We havo heard this opera, in Italian and | jast as weil as if God himself’ was present "’ | |“ Now, reo going to set you at liberty. But | _t0redsssrvessseanve serve 62,578 42 | Corson, AmasaY Lyceit, Wm c SA/ANTED TO HIRE.—A COLORED GIRL English, performed by every opera company | This address was followed by ono from | the fret wife Sill say, “It is hard, for I have | WAFtepay warrantereceived and Downer, WF = Looney, Wm : Dietz, 0 wald that has been in this country in the last ten Sbas Dr an, TC Belding, Chas W for Nurse Slave preferred. Call on J Young himself, delivered in a tone of fierce | lived with my husband twenty years, or thirty, entercd....ssseseeveresee 41.955 29 8 2 : Do ds, Michael Lumpkin. Jno nestor, Oh ROBINSON, He Penn. avenue, opposite Browns” years, and never before heard it so well per-| denunciation, and suggestive of what might | and havo raised a family of childron for him, ee mumalesoss momzoes: sper ~ tcbieg Hee MR ri tach a Hotel. j nov 12-tf formed. From the opening scene to the fall- | be expected eas hi and it isa great trial to me for him to have | 57° eee 3, jement L Tyler, Jas H : ees 1X;ANTED —A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A ands if the rising epirit more women ;"’ then I say it is time that you From Lands... 8,989 59 detent Fag inte Aes Bookkeeper in any ca- hoe M Thayer, JM is insufferable tyranny | gave him up to other women who will bear Hepayment on as ing of the curtain it was faultlessly and most imothy Thornton, J of insubcrdination 9 . Ba gen, TI Wilson, Col Wm S ity Best cf referencesgiven. Pierseaddress brilliantly acted and sung, as was testified by | should yet more distinctly develop itself. It ebidrens it my wife had ae me i tho avy<< steeeeveeee — 23,068 75 asked —— mad energy.” Star Office. nov 11-5te H i: a ot t iscrimi- | © jildren at sho ever wou are, ie Co: eo Fitzgerald, Thos Biller, Phit'tp J Whe ead the delighted public of Washington. Jenny | aproars that in order to be able to discrimi laatiad law Weald Gach ims to take young wo- | The Wisconsin” (Rep ) concedes the etec- | fitirs: cuter F Matti James Wo ANTED Dye ee SMITE S, Lind herself created no such real furore here | nate between these who aro still willing to men that would have children.”” tion of Harrison C. Hobart (Dem ) to Congress | Faikinve‘s, Capt. Mors d BW 451 13th atreet, between E and F. nov 11008 as Louisa Pyne, Harrison and Guillmette gen- | submit and those who may be contemplating — from the third district of Wiscensin. If é0, it | ,2°*!s" menney mienae a ey -ANTED—A COACHMAN WHO UN- erated last night. We know not who prepared | a disregard of his rule, President Brigham| The Isthmus Riot —The following remarks | is another Democratic gain. at ae derstands his business thoroughly, and cen ison’s Encli Se . ti i i Newsparer Fousion.— The Philadelphi vn . 3B0 furnish the best recommendations. colored the score for Mr. Harrison's English version ; Young has caused a baptiamal font to be erect- upon the testimony taken by the American eresine Ballotin pee ‘McMakin's sal et pee de aw ning sao swe con Saul. writing Agpiy at but it bas been better done than we conceived | ed in a public place at which all the faithful Special Commissioner, Mr. Corwine, in the Courier have been united, and will horeafter | #hRobet McLexn, GW Wordiand, Jon this office. nov 10-1? tobe possible. Whoever the arranger may | are called t» renew their vows to the “true | matter of the great Isthmus riot, aro from the | be published as the Saturday Bulletin. ome, Mcomterk wise oo. -— $$$ ___—_—_———- have beep, Mr. H. could not doa wiser thing than to piace in his hands for revision the ori- ginal of every opera represented by his ac- Guthrie, Jno B — McGruder, Thos — Watson, A G2 November 15, 1856, JAS. G. BERRETT, P.M. Oo MINOES, BACK GAMMON BOARDS, edurch.’’ It is to this he makes reference in | Panama Star and Herald of the 30th ult. Eg The negro condemned by the Spottsyl- the extract from his sermon succeeding that | They are important in view of tho necessities vania (Va ) county court, at its October sit- of Kimball. He says: of Americal travel ard trade across the Isth- | ting, to be hung for rape, was executed on Fri- Boarding. NEW BOARDING-HOUSE.—MRS. C. day, the 7th inst., within a quarter of a mile aie Nectar — ee 4 mainte Recubine neous as UO RAORERE ET complished troupa. * When we get the font prepared, that is | mus. We doubt not they are tructo the letter: of the county prison. Ie mad®'no confession Kringles Depot. » Boy LAMMOND, of Pennsylvania avenue and 4X street, which 1s To-night, for Louisa Pyne’s benefit, they | Dow being built, I will take you into the watera | « It will be recollected that when the United | of his guilt, and had but little to say when} nov 15-3t 7th street. | being entirely refitted and furnished. She bas perform the Child of the Regiment, by par- of baptism, if you repent of your sins. Ifyou} States deputed a special commissioner to re- | brought to the gallows = rooms for rent (at different pices according to thelr location,) with or wi'bout beard. All de- siting such accommodations will do well to call before locating themeelvese!sewhere novS tf will covenant to live with your religion and . be Saints of the Mest High, you shall have | ting the facts and circumstances connected ees Soup ekg ies nies that privilege, and I will have the honor of | with the horrible massacre of their citizens on Democrat “St the lo red eee (ene ae you in that font, or of gesing that it | the 15th of April aaa, eines Gen amplest “ We strike the Gace 5 two'ok our <ub- is done. ‘tunity was afforded to the authorities of * i “‘ As for living here, as Ihave done for a] this placo-and its native-born citizens to tes. ee io vee perks oe works ona ears length of Ume, hid up in the chambers of the | tify before that officer, only one Panameno, bora af tao eae = are © do this Lord, with a people that are full of conten-} be jt said to bis honor, came forward and soutloutite 08 advised as yet, of their tion, full of covetousnesz, full of pride, and deposed what ho knew respecting this dis- presents seentihy: full of iniquity, I will not do it. And ifthe graceful affair. A Tig AGain.—They have hard times in people will not repent, let the sinuers and “True, it was not expected that any but electing a representative to the legislature in hypocrites louk out. Iwill repent with you | eye.witnesses to the transaction would give | AUdrain county, Mo. At the August election, and I will try with my might to get the spirit | testimony, and therefore what we have to say | there was a tie vote between Hardin, (Amer- of my calling; and if I have not that spirit applies only to such as were personally cogni | ican,) and Y, (Democrat.) and the race now to a fullness I will get more of it, 80 a8 to | sant of what occurred at the Cienega and the | "8 Tan over again on the 4th instant It enjoy it to its fullness. And if I should be | railroad station. seems probable that there bas been another filled with the power and spirit of the mission | « The report of the Commissioner has been | ‘i@—Harding receiving 479 votes, and Tinsley that is upon me, I shall not spare the wicked ; | published, embodying the substance of the | 450—oue vote of the latter having been given I shall be like a flaming sword against them, testimony taken by him. All the witnosses | bY 20 idiot under guardianship. and £0 will ail those that live their religion; | who deposed before him did so voluntarily. | ™ it is not to be suffered any longer. * * * | There was no coercion used to get them to MASONIC .—THERE WILL BE A “If the people are disposed to awake out of] make their declarations; upon the contrary, "4 special meeting of St. John’s Lodge No their lethargy and walk 3 to their religion, | we are knowing to the fact that the utmost 11, at Masonic Hall, on MONDAY, 17th to their duty to the highest privilege that | precaution was taken to elicit fair and impar | !Stant, at 9 o'clock a. m., preparatory to proceed- ever was or ever can be granted to mortal man | tial statements from the witnesses, and from | 8 ' Alexandria, in accordance with the lavita- upon this earth, which is eternal life, and will | the known character for veracity of those who | 10" Madr een odge, to participate in the do so, then we will be brethren. And if not, | came forward and testified (no community can men's Monument. “Members of theother Lod icc, the thread must be cevered, for I cannot hold | boast of better men,) the mostimplicit reliance | which bave not accepted the invitation, are cor- men and women in fellowship that serve the should be placed on their statements. For in- | dially invited to join with useon the occasion. devil aad themselves, and give no heed to the stance, where can amore reliable or better} By order of the W. M. Almighty ; I cannot do it.” class of men be found than Captain Allan} _1t* TH.H. BAIRD. Jn. Rec. After the civil Governor of the Territory | McLane, A. J. Center, Wm Nelson, David it WASHINGTON HIGH- POTATOES. 250 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER- cer POTATOES just arrived on board of schooner Sarah Jane, from Salem, and will be sold from vessel in lots to suit purchasers PETER BERRY, nov 16-3t* 85 Water St., Georgetown WINTER MILLINERY. MRS. M. A. HILLS, HAS NOW opened Winter Millinery, and will receive additions daily throughout the season The ladies of Washington and strang- ers are respectfully invited to cail. No 295 Penn- sylvania avenue, south side, between 9thand 1th streets. nov i5-20 ——————— ISTRICT OF CULUMBIA, Washingten County, to wit:—I hereby certify that Walter Sllence,of said county brought before me, thesubscriber, one of the justice «f the piece in and for said county, this i5th day of No- vember, 1¢55, asa ie trespassing upon his en- closure,a DUN MARE, about 9 yeas old, about 6 bands hight; one white foot; having worked in barness; shod ail round. Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of November, 1556. HENRY REAVER, J.P. i> The owner of the above described Mare is requested to come forward, prove property, and take her away. Residence in Georgetown, on Dumbarton street, near ei street. nov 15.3t® w ER SILENCE COAL—COAL. AL. E HAVENOW ON HAND THE LARG- est and mostsuperior stock of COL ever ticular request, that having been the cee pair to Panema, for the purpose of investiga- in which Miss P. first won great professional fame. The occasion iz for her benefit It is the last night of the Troupe here They per- form next in Baltimoro. Our hope is that they may be induced to return to Washington from thence, ere commencing tho winter eea- son at Niblo’s, New York, for which they are said to be engaged We heard such hopes expressed by many last night Indeed, the wish was evidently universal throughout the house. A noteworthy circumstances attending Iact night's representation of the poetic, pathetic, graceful and rich music of Lucia, was the re- markable appreciation of its beauties by the audience, than which no other on this side of the Atlantic can be more capable cf compre- hending the beauties of the ecience of music; for the divine art has indeed become a science We venture to say that a second reprezenta- tion of the same opera by this accomplished troupe will draw together in Washington an audience twice as large in proportion to popu- lation, as ever yet attended the performance of music in the United States. Let us have Don Pasquale, Mr. Harrison, also, on your return, and I] Barbiere, re-arranged from the criginal Italian by the masterly arranger who pre- pared Lucia so admirably for the style and strength of your company. = = OARD, &c.—MR8S. BATES, ON THES W corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9h street 1s prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms with or without board. Every effort will be made to render those comfortable who may faver ber with their patronage. Transient or table board can be obtained ap 6- H. D. APPLETON,M.D., HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN No. 51 Missouri evenue, be!ween 3d and 4% sis nov 14-5t# R SALE.—-A LAKGE CUUNTER GLASS CASE, a* W. EGAN & SON’S, nov 14-3! 323 Ta ave , bet 6ib and 7th sts. eee rnerennicineeranieeneed emasiaeaenansimaiananmrerte> 4 le FLAG OF OUR USION FOR THE 22d of November, with continuation of the very exciting and interesting story called ‘- The Pride of Paris or Roll of the Drum.” now 1a FERGUSON, 486 7th st STLENOID FLOWERS AND FEATH- LS just opened at GEO H. CASSI- DY uccessors to A. Tate, 314 Pennsyl vania avenue. nov 1 N&%, YORK LEDGER, THE LADIE*’ jewel, for{November 22d ; « Orion the Gold Beater,” takes all the laurels from the Gun Maker of Mescow. Buy the Ledger, at nov 14 FERGUSON’S, 486 7th st. Pes: Ser in nsntinsiaedine Bent meer dl THE UNION. HE “UNION HOTEL” IN GEORGE- town, D. C., hes been leared by the subscriber, who is now prepared and would. be pleased to receive permanent and tran- sient boarders nov li-Im JACOB FOUKE Taare ‘ Salt ji . | M. Corwine, Arthur McKenzie, Frederick An- LANDERS —You are hereby notified to once ype ela a _ Serie: Son soatigue, 5. K. Holman and Edward Allen, attend at your Arinorv, on MONDAY ed, Brother Grant mounted the pulpit | wio were the principal witnesses who deposed EVENING, the 17th inst, at 7 o'clock, and addressed his hearers in terms yet more | before the Commissioner. They are all well | fF special business. - ag heparin oe harsh and pointed than his predecessors. He | known and highly appreciated in thiscommu-| "°¥?°~ = rey first opened the scheme of personal immola Be oe cent te tial ee amid ites 5 150 (j= ppt oe darie brought into th:s market. Also afloat and deliv eriug— § tons Red Ash, broken for Grates 170 do White Ash Egg, for Radiators 100 do do do broken for Furnace 150 do Red Ash Stove, for cokny Purposes. A deduction of 26 cents always made when de- livered from the vessel. 2240 lbs. to the ton, from which there is no de- viation Coal kept under cover 5 i one can question their veracity. They all ‘The members of the infantry are hereby no tion, a resort which no doubt took even the | testified to what they saw, not to what they tified to attend a reas soundest ‘‘ saint’? by surprise. The News | deard, and this fact viewed in connection with beheldon MONDAY E ENING, Novem- gives no intimation as to how this astounding r characters, should have great weizht. toll PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always w ia PERSONAL. a . ‘*The report of Commissioner Corwine, as aS rele: ep Seon bag w =. a & W.M. GALT, $ 100 neopednt ey con Gonkey Wie oe «+++ Jose de Garey of Mexico, and Hon. | PPPoa! was received. we expected and indeed predicted, reflects |? ————————————________n_ i nS fe gra aro m ms iS Se), ae 9 h inst , living near Tenallytown, in the District Hiram Walbridge cf New York, are at Wil- ‘“‘There are,’ says rant, “abominable | the sentiment of every foreigner on the Lath- ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD — | "1°58 = of Columbia, mv NEGRO MAN, WM. BELL, lard’s Hotel. characters in cur midst, and they will seek | mus, if not of every intelligent native of the A Sian ate eerery road to attend the regular GRAND ANNUAL BALL see eer old, six feet high, very dark color, «+++ The founder of the Iearian community | U4? Wizards that peep, and tostar-gazers and | country. Many of the latter are in favor of W MONDAY Whe 17ln tot orn cree apt. . .OF THe spoken to” I =. Tag eg mag pein abet, died at St. Louis on the recigan dorehopare ey Li no faith in the oe United eee execeieiag nares here.} JA ‘Tait: ' c.R. BISHOP, *| Anacostia Fire Company, No. 1. | the District of Columbia, of one hundred dollars oly pries » and then when they meet ua | and ao express emselves, in the strongest 2% if taken secured n attack of apoplexy. ey neaat ta beceailed saints. * * @ terms, tigen the occasion of the recent erate: es nae Seg: i iw! = ++-»Hon. Mr. Herbert, (M. C.,) according to the San Francisco Californian, left that city in the steamer of the 20th for ‘ the East ” +++. E. Z. C. Judson (Ned Buntline) ia about to resume the publication of “‘ His Own’’ in Jail so that I get bim again. nov M—K* NUTLEY MORELAND. WINTER MILLINERY. S.J CASSIDY WILL OPEN ON Satur- {ies MEMBERS OF THE ANACOSTIA Fire compen? take great pleasure in annoure- ing to their friends and the pub'ic in general, that they willgivea Ballon THANK2G1VING EVE, November 19th, at ANACOSTIA HALL, Navy I would advise to go to the President immedi- | upon the protection of that Government. At are hereby requested to attend a meceting of ately, aud ack him to appoint a committee to | that time the natives as well as foreigners in- septs = FE EVENING ser mery, o8 attend to their case; and then let a place be | Voked the strong arm of the United States to ber 19th, 1856, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attend selected, and lot that committee shed their | shicld them and their property from destruc- a Sc tee Se Sacece oes ‘I say that there are men and women that | tion, declaring that their only safety depended ddisiceaes ATTENTION.—YOU Her flesh marks are Her bons are ratker shor:, and the point, one bas been knocked off as bas also thefcap of oneof her hips. She hasa durham appearance, with rather thort tail. The above reward wi!l be paid on ber Sor, comer of Bridge ana Moki ae . and Washi: streets, Georgetown . “" 14 3t ——__—_—_________ er REWARD.—STRAYED 0) sT LN $ from No 281 F street, on the tab, aoe instant, a very large red COW with Yard. day next, November 15th, a rich ard ance is earnestly requested, as business of great emnse! assortment : New York. blood. tion, and the naval forces stationed in these importance wi! pelaia before the meeting. Every see et us metas otaiinat the tee oe FRENCH HATS tor eine ee +++s Mr. James Andereon, tragedian, and| _,‘" We have those amongst us that are full of | waters promptly gave the desired succor, | member Is expected to be present. no pains have been spared to make it so in regard | chidren, which she bas this day brou ht from Miss Agnes Ellswortby, from eaten. arrived | #!! manner of abominations, those who need to | otherwise there is no telling what the conse- | nov 15 4t® BY ORDER. | to entertainment and order. New York, of most elegant styles and description, in the steamship Europa from Liverpool. have their blood shed, for water will not do, | quences would have been. a FIRST COTILLON PARTY Commities of Invitation and Reception. at the store of .+» Parker H. French is not dead yet. H their sins are of too deep a dye. “The fact is, and it cannot be disguised, we eS of the Chas «on, James Harrison, ven & GEO. H. CASSIDY & 00., taeaa eee os easiest f ead yet. He “You may think that I am not teaching | need not hope for security or protection until AWKWARD CLUB, Wm Dobbins, Alex Eaton i uccessorsto A Tate, 314 Pa av. in Tilinie an pages o prysy company ze Bible doctrine, but what says the apostle | the United States give it to us, and the sooner | At the IsLano Hatt, on THURSDAY EVEN. George Storm, nov 15-4t @m REWARD._STRAYED ORSTOLEN Stiawenete Purchase of real estato in] Paul? f£ would ask how many covenant | that protection is extended the better both ING, December 4th. FIRST GRAND BALL $5 on or about the 28th of birdies STOLEN, - kers there are inthis ef is Kine. | for’ the co é le.” Tickets FIFTY CENTS; to be had of the o tober, a The family of Mr. Healy, th = prea’ fe er ner this city and in this king rr untry and the people members or at the door. By order of the ov THE Inge WHITE COW, neck specked with wees . Healy, the : helices the : ae ° rd. known American artist, wore pret ae bers om. elieve there are a great many; and M A RI 0) N fH L U B , if they are covenant breakers we needa place} Tne State of Affairs on the Now Grana-| —"°” bATEES, SS ee Ene ee designated, where we cun shed their blood.’’ | dian Isthmus —We take from the San Fron THE SUBSORIBER BAVING A . few hours leisure each day, wishes t it has been the stoady habit of the Mormon | cisco Bulletin the following letter, which | take charge of a set of Books, or ‘would jasaay Publications in the cities of the United States | plainly shows the unsettled condition of af-| ‘tie, kind of Writing. Address through the 5 OK-KEE 3 U3 and elsewhere, to boast of the happiness and | fairs on the Isthmus of Panama: SLE aOR SUOR RERER RS here contentment of the ‘‘ spirituel wives” of Utah, “ The following is translated from the letter Bee te ene Ente OF ODD SRE . . e uy but the following paragraph discloses avery | of a Spanish lady to her husband—an Ameri: | penefit gab Rev8 D. Fineke See different rtate of facts. Grant goes onto say can—in this city : the corner of G and Twentieth streets, and will sengers by the Fulton on Satur, ay. Mr. Healy came to meet them from Chicago, where he bas invested the fruits of his many yeers’ Jabors abroad. +..+ The New Orleans Picayune is informed by Mr Fisher, who left Greytown on the 20th ult , that he passed fifteen days with Col. Kin- ney, who is in good health, and is prosecuting gricultural labors at his farm on Indian HE MEMBERS OF THE MARION CLUB take great pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public in general that their First Grand Ball will take place at TEMPERANCE HALL, cn MONDAY KVENING, November 17, 86 The members of the Club will spare neither time nor expense in making their ari ements to ve general satisfaction, and they will also en- e * = **On Boar Sioor oF-war S J ing during this and next eavor to make every one hsppy end merry that | white face and brown rims round both river with great success. “And we have women here who like any . "Panis, Se ng rey re er palrous and the fiblie Teaemiy oe wil honor them wits thelr presence. c sen white breast and we horns, (very wria- +++ Governor Aiken palpably contradicts | ‘ing but the cciestial law of God; and if they | « We are in the midat o great trouble A | effort will be spared to re theif visita agree- | A celebrated Band has been engaged forthe oc- | kled) coming straight out from the head and Sra th the Charleston (5. & ) ye sr the — — asunder ie cahs of oe Saale conflict is expected between the two political ten — er casera ae ceed ore Supper di tment is placed in the hands howe wrdamata tt cow k Ci * A . ol Tle’. there is ecarccly a mother in i i * 2 icles, fectionery. c,&e ,a Provide lor Paradise es niet get cacy but would do it this day. 7 goa ther Sik ices Pe a on tho gubernatorial question to-day | ihe entertainment of thelr visitors A, generous | of an cxpertenced eat-rer POTATOES—POTATUES. : i itt he St. Marys is discharging marines to pro- rT etfully solicited by oe husbends, to their daughters, and to teir | tect the whites. Mysolf cat children, as blso Peron COM OF, ARRANG MENTS. = nc eas th fis Aor ney - necks my mother and sisters, have taken refuge on | _nov7-8t nee aC ty juainted with | poard the sloop of-war St. Marys—as also sey- a ¥y os Loe po plyh ace aap by ee eral of our lady relatives. My fathor, we ees pb toesteuion et hee, bite Odd, ual te bak lees te hasbanus cere will come on board, as his life is threat- | to his stock of GLASS and QUEENSWARE I, a Republican party epeaker and hi wherein he is represented to have exer himeelf gratified with the tone and principles of the speaker end his party. ~ +++» Maria de Regia, Froncesca de Asis, Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a gentle- man and ladies, to be had of any mem! of the Club, end at the door on the evening of the Bail. Commit ce of Arrangements Charles Mackanee, Ebenezer Hughes, John Jarboe, Thomas Mac! * UST RECEIVED FROM THE J ‘200 bushels of IRIRH POTATOES penta for quality, which I offer low for cash. superior article of fresh —— BUCKWHEST — of superior cea. at prices to suit the AS T. SMITH 2 ugustus Glasgow. novi3-lw® _N. W. cor. of lth eed Antonia, Luisa, Fernanda, Amalia. A H : A “ en before purchasing elsewhere, as by co doing they ee ee % = sah - Teabel, Adelaide Cristina, Josefa, ¢ Taleo and from their family connections ” “Mr. J. Hawes’s wifo and children, late of | will save from 15035 per at, eee as TO MERCHANTS AND OTHEHS usta, Ruin fgarda, Carolina, Bj Pelcnia, Gaspara, Melehio B Plaga Aueda, Lucia, Francisca de Todos los Santos, Brigidia, Dionisla, is the name of the infant daughter of the Duchess de Montpeosier. Whew! --++ James E. Murdoch has been eminently successful on the other side of the water. The London Times of the 19th ult says: __* The excellence of Mr. Murdoch, the Amer- ican comedian, bas been testified by the crowded houses that his performance of Young Mirabel has attracted to the Ha market for fe successive weeks. He will to morrow evening appear in another of the old English comedies, and will play, for the first time in That the rulers of the church meditate no- | San Francisco, are also on board. The St. | ,, Tollet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at thi Marys has hauled close into shore, and is im. | 909 Pa, avenue, between 9h and 10th 3 hing we of the wmalasals murder or expul | bedded in the mud, with her broadside to the | Jem JOHN MeDEVITT. sion, at the very least, of all who hesitate to | town, in order to protect the inhabitants. Alt | [\NAMELLED SHIRT COLLARS, PAT. Tun with them to every length of tyranny and | the respectable een ae sds desire ii ented, Lita operon yong aed on crime, is evident from the extrac's from Grant | #24 ardently wich that the United States Enameled Scirt Collars at grevENS Ss and Young which immediately follow : would assume the eriniohe f paeeee nov 15 t Sales Room, Browns’ Hctel. “We have been tryin, long enou, i i = J 2 gh with = ‘SHE SOUTHERN SPEAKER —ONE py iy mwa re ad si letting the sword | Nicaragua —The last news from Nicaragua T volume of 556 pages ; NewOrleans, 1856; con- word bat in deck. unsheathed, not only in | may be summed up in fewwords. Vis: there tory Paes ig * at Deep eran coneee a by Pol hae for une the wrath of the Al | bas been no more fighting there since the bat- 2 oan : , of Rapides Institute, Louisiana ml, urn wy 2 - z Wl . the people will’ not glovit the Leet t3 een ce eee Se Crane, Sele wese|| nevis Sota sel tifying themselves, lot the wrath of the al. | Pot disastrous affairs for Walker. The loss| + Ose on STOLEN FROM MY DD BY PARTICULAR REQUEST. KE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED MANY times by our friends and customers to more particularise our place of business, as they have one inta C mire pic cede Place of business for their goods here, sup) that they were buying of C- WOODWARD & BON. Uur place of business is now in the three story brick building next door west of C. Woodward's Old Stand, bullt sast summer twelve months by Messrs. Ager & McLean, No. 318, on Ds'reet, between 10h and 1ith streets, fronting on Penn- lvania avenue, of Stoves, Grates, and louse-F urnishing Goods, where we shall at all times be very happy to supply our old customers and the lic with the best quallt GRATES, HOT-AIR FURNACES" for keane ae UNDERSIGNED BEING THE 801 E agent of the Gover, oars of all cary lus Papen a eee L. J. MIDDLETOR, DEALER IRF I¢g, west comer of F and ; Be ; ing houses, and the latest and most approved this country, Rover, in Wild ” mighty God burn against them, and the wrath | °f #ll his munitions and every thing but the ‘A LAP DOG; perfectly white; just terns of STOVES, of feaenine as st Sy = -dosaattn agl neers —- and of Brigham and of Heber and | arms his troops had in their bands and the peepee pong ter A aie apie Sema bea Liv ee inten pund in the United States. PS SURGEON. : . é wi ward: a verv 3 P cNU z =, maaan als, Lowell, _ floor of a sc iaewaas anil sisters, wo want ae iene clothes on their backs by the sack of Granada, | to my residence, on street, between oth and | and MORNIN ‘STAR COOKING STOVES tween Sixth and’ Seventh feb apete 4 specch bus besa ellciallp monet peta _ and forsake your sins. And you who | '* confirmed. The enemy ceem not to haye| 10th Srees 0: 47%. four sizes each, and other kinds 2 column improved LATRO| Fine PLAGE , for heating parlors ond chee A very I of BALL fovea gteag?™ *f MALL at cron Rem: mber—No. ow nov 15-2 (intl@Unien) >» SON hare committed sins that cannot be forgiven | subsequently attacked him, and he hai made SS oe rough baptism, let your Sneenee ue nd, | no movement against them. He had received A ee ae ee ‘ oe Jet the imeke ascend, that the incense thereof | : AT PRIVATE SALE —Five ani ™ -¥ come up Satacs ea aa cd atacmstt tee | recruits, &o ,from the States, but in the mean | six years oid, large size, ane eo sna = sins, and that the sinners in Zion may , time had suffered greatly from desertions. to one and * ath "street, wid * £ # F 8 @ | Disinterested writers from Han Juan del Norte Washington. % by the aldermen of that city piece ae bash AU 4 a megeoe e Times jmentiors an iT who wi rather tells lie months credit, than tell the trath for cash.