ocr: F. A. TTJCKEE, MERCHANT TAILOR, UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, FULLY prepared, in his usual style, to supply his customers and the public with the various articles of wearing apparel appertaining to a gen tleman's wardrobe. Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the lcity are invited to call and examine his goods, con sisting of Cloths of various grades, colors, and manu factures, and all sorts of Cassimeres, Ve*ting8, Ac. dee 16


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ocr: tsets, Collars, d&c.?The subscriber oil hand a fine assortment of the above Goods; the dies are re luested to call and examine. Embroidered muslin and lace Sleeves Do do do Chemisetts. Do do pointed Collars Do muslin Cuffs Fine lacc Berthas Do embroidered muslin Cap* Do do lace Caps and Capes A new and fine lotof Dress Caps jan 27?3t A. TATB, Agent.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: J.B. Tate


ocr: WOOD AND COAL. fPllE celebrated Dauf bin c<^l. and a full su^ ij l oak, pine, and hickory wo< d. For sale by W. STONE, on the dec 30?6t canal south of 7th st


ocr: staii. -j, Office of the " Daily Evening Star," South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. ?jf- D'Vji length 11 hours and 42 minutes. SUM. mabch. KU?j. j b?TS. . i G.19 j 5.41 r PIT c in \\var?f-^ay 615 5.45 Thursday tlj 51' 4.57 5.37 6.12 south. 6 00 : i..v 6.12 i 5.4S 7.55 Ltiriay--:-" 611 ' ?:?_i MOONRIiES. Local Altair?. >.fiance at the World" at Odd Fellow's " ' * . , js really and truly a beautiful afiair. -'i . artist presents you a picture of the \\ r' J as 10 *ts c^mate? so^> animals, in ca^es, and other uatural wonders, ac mn-mied by appropriate descriptions of , ,-u scene. Go and see it, by all means! Booys.?Some folks think that I cie Sam's property is for every body's ;ind this may account for the sudden .i;,pearanceof two fiue iace curtains . president's h -use lately. One of z Cut, tlie other torn from the window. f;-{?.?An attempt was made this morn- to burn a tobacco shop on near II, but it was discovered in time prevent a great loss. AVe learn that vjjs were insured. Criminal Court.?The March term of this art commenced this morning. addressed the Grand Jury in v abie manner, impressing upon ads of tlie jurors, the importance of and the necessity of their -ecution. After the Grand Jury had an effort was n.ade to take up oi John Charles Gardiner. It was ob to, aul after some time spent in talk about it, it was laid over for resent. Phrenology.?We learn that Dr. is now in this city and proposes ve a course of lectures on phrenology


ocr: WOOD AHD COAL. celebrated Taiij bin cf?l, and a full sun '-v " o:.k, pine, and hickory wrs d. For Bate by M\ CIOVB, on tb# dec iib??tt canal south ol T ih at. bri-i"*


ocr: JOHN M. DONN * BROTHER^ AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF PATENT SAFETY LAMP A FEEDER, to prevent all accidents frtm the u;* of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and Britlania Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lamp. For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN, t BR0? Fenn av.. bet. 10th and 11th streets. feb 10?


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL THEATRE. Greatest Wonder of the Age I Only engagement of DONNETTI'S ACTING MONKEYS,DOGS, & GOATS, (Prior to their return to Europe.) will go through a variety of Extraordinary Per formances, in serious and comic pantomines, slack and tiaht-rope dancing, grand monkey cirous, mili tary evolutions, walking on the globe, &o. HERR VON SPINGALEN'S Incredible Performances, that have gamed for him the title of the '-Whirling Wodder;" together with and entirely new and beautiful Exhibition of MECHANICAL DISSOLVING VIEWS AND KALEIDROSCOPAL ILLUSIONS. Terminating with an ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS, Doors open at 7V? o'clock, to commence at 8 o'elock. Prices of admission.?Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 crnts; children, 25 cents. Upper Boxes, 25 cents. Private Boxes, ?5. / Box Office open from 10 A. M. till 4 P. M., where Seats can be secured. Interesting books describing the Habits and Man ners of the Monkey Species, with Illustrative Plates, for sale at the Theatre, price 10 eents. ap 30 H. HANING'l'ON, Manager. Grand Exhibition of SUPERB PAINTINGS, the Metropolitan Paper Hanging and Up holstering Ware Rooms. Name in part: 2 magnificent views of Niagara Falls, 1 magnificent view of Harper's Ferry, 1 splendid views of t'rankfurt-onthe-Main, 2 splendid views of Friedenstadt; a most beautiful Rhine views. Besides the most numerous and splendid assort ment of TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, are on exhibition and for sale at the same place. Admittance free. Come one, come all, to eee the sublime scenery of Niagara at PLANT'S, D street, between 9th and 10th streets, ap 28?lm


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at six cents a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3.50 a year ; ?2 f*r six months.


ocr: E. C. CARRINGTON. Attorney and Counseller-nt-I,a*v, PRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis trict. and attends to the prosecution Claims before Congress and the ExecutiveDc- partinents. ?"3?" Office, east wing of the City Hall. feb 17


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank ing Business. Office under the Union Hotel, cor ner Bridge and Washington streets, Georgetown, (D C.) where its notes will be redeemed in specie. F. W. CONCH, Cashier. 1852.


ocr: 3- Office of the" Daily Evening Star," (.reet south of fenn. avenue. "Weekly Calendar. Days length 10 hours and 30minntes. 6 Sunday j 6.54 j 5.06 { fi ,, 7 Uond'j 6.53 j 5.07 ! g0u7h S Tuesday 6.51 j 5.09 ! 9 Wednesday I 6 50 I 5.10 I -t 10 Thursday ! 6.49 | 5."n 11 Friday ' 8 06 12 jfaturJay 6.48 j 6.1 i I 9.07 6 47 1 5.13 j 10 07 ggj? Mr. William Tucker, with such as sistance as he may employ, is authorized to re aire subscribers and advertisements for the '?Daily Evening Star." Mr. Burns will wait cn the citizens of Georgetown. Persons wishing to be served with the "Even ing Stas" will leave their names and address at James X'lh's 1-'^ ward, Bishop's periodical store adjoining 1 tuilarcTs, A. Tate's near 11th street, J. Mills's Brown's tf,tcl, James Winter's 6th street, or at Joe ShiUingtoris Odeon Building. Also, A. LammoncTs 7th street. Advertisements can be I'ft at the above places. Local Affairs. Libel Suit.?We lsarn from a reliable source that Mr. James H. Burch has sued the proprietor of the National Era for libel. The suit grows out of a long article which appeared in a New York payer, purporting to be an account of the trial of Mr. B., or the "Kidnapping Case," and which was re published in the Era last week. Mr. Burch, we understand, contends that the evidence as reported in that article, is not the evidence given before the magis trate, and-that statements are there made that arc false and i jurious to his character. Mr. Burch has long been considered one our most worthy citizens. Liquor License.?The Common Council was in session till after ten o'clock last night. The special license petition considerable debate, but it is thought some of the "knowing ones" that the Coun cil will agree to grant it, and throw ??responsibility" of a veto upon his tLe Mayor. Depository of stolen goods.?Officers Boss, Eirnuclo, Handy, and Davis have a large amount of stolen clothing, dry goods,


ocr: DAILY EVENING star. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On 6tU street, south of Penn. avenue, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. tkrms of subscription : Subscribers served by the carriers at .eals A *eek. payable weekly. To mail sub -oribcrs #>.?>0 a year; $2 tor six months. terms of advertising. for -?-v- n tin** or *"'!r fourteen lines or less. I 1 insertion $0 50 1 .. ?:% I 2 ?* 75 " .. 50 3 " 100 75 j 1 week I 50 . V 1.00 i *? J.00 I - " 150 3 " 2.50 \ .. 1 2.00 4 '? 3.00 ? l'.?"0 1 year 30 00


ocr: Go-LATEST KEWB MOM FBAKCr.<X ^I^H K SUBSCRIBER has jest received another lot of J[ those beautiful Paris Pumps. Also, a fr?vh ?uj> ply of superior French W a'kirg Phoea 1off-U.? r with a larpe ?ssort?*ent ?f Opera Boots. Glszo) tbo* p, Congress Gaiters. Ac, wtich an* calmlaUd \ l? ?* e the most fasMdioua. Call at the FaeLkmaMe 1 cct anc Shoe store of JOHN MI LL8 tib 35? underBroernr Hotel.


ocr: ISO ELL <V BOYD, Blind-Makers and Upholsterers, side Pa. av.y between 9th and 10/A its. V $!*?,orders in their +7 line. BLINDS, either wide or narrow slats, and plain fancy trimmings furnished to order. and other WINDOW SHADES put up in the best style. Hair, Cotton, and Shuck MA TRESSES. Pew and other CUSHIONS to order. CORDS, TASSELS, SPLIT BLINDS, &c., on hand. LOUNGES made to order. All orders thankfully received and attended to. FW Old work 11?tf


ocr: CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS. arrival of fine HAVANA CIGARS, of various brands?the very ne plus ultra of the market?which ray friends and the pub lic generally are invited to call and examine. Also, on retail, all the best brands of Lump, and Fine Cut TOBACCO. Genuine Turkish and other SMOKING TOBACCO, Martinique and other SNUFFS, PIPES, &c. GEO. W. COCHRAN, 7th st., opposite Nat. Intelligencer Office, m 21?eo3tif


ocr: JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER, AGENTS FOR THE CITY r fSSAF?TY LAMP A FEEDER, ARRANTED to present all accidents from the I ? .?u? of "?ids. Any one seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and Rrittania "^t. Also. Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lajnn. For sale, wholesale *nd retail, bv JOHN M. DONN. k BRO., , v P?an.ar., bet. 10th and 11th streets feb 10?


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General ing Business. Office under the Union Hotel, cor Bridge and Washineton street's. Georgetown, ?here its notes will be redeemed in specie. F. W. CONCH, Cashier. Georgetown, (D. C.) 1S52.


ocr: JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER, ~ AGENTS FOR THE CITT'OP PATENT SAFETY LAMP * FEEDER, to prevent all accidents from the use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and Brittania Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lamjp. For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN. t BBO., Penn.av., bet. 10th and 11th strueta.


ocr: WILLIAM H. BATIK, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, On Maryland Avenue, near Seventh Street, S prepared to undertake any kind of BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to with promptness. 21?6w


ocr: JOHN M. DONN ft BROTHER AGENTS FOR THE CITV nv * fT:2d? \\ ARLANTED to prevent all accident* fwm ?i .? U., of Burr,inn Fluids aTtTo, ^^ J ' "u ??Med of thHr ?" .horn fiUed lo Uh. SoUr. OUm, .M BHxUnil Alw?. Extra Headgand Tube* to fit any Lami. For sale, wholesale and retail, by ^ JOHN M. BOSK, * BRO., 10th And lltfa streets


ocr: COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS. &c. and complete assortment of Celt's and Allen's REVOLVERS of all sixes and qualities opened and for sale by JNO. W. BADFN, ap 9?2aw 6w South side Pa. ar , near 0th St.


ocr: 500 PARASOLS, of every quality ; very cheap 1500 vards Printed BERFGE6 ; chcap 2000 * " 44 LAWNS Plain and Figured SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and Plain CAMBRICS Muslin Under Sleeves. WM R RILEY, corner &th st . ccay 6? lm eppotite the Market.


ocr: GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES. INTEND commencing to reduce my stock of beautiful Summer Goods. Ladies who are preparing to leave the city will find it tu their interest to call and examine my assort consisting of? Straw and Gimp Bonnets Bonnet, Neck, and Sash Ribands Bonnet Flowers, Wreaths. Roses. Ac. Valencia, Thread, and other Laces Embroidered Pointed Collars Ditto Chemisets Ditto Sleeves and Cuffs Lace Sleeves and Collars Linen and Lawn embroidered Handker chiefs Muslin embroidered Caps Ditto Inscrtings and Edgings Cambric do do Muslin and Cambric Flouncing* Also, a beautiful assortment of Dress Cap? Children's promenade Caps, Rosettes Rosette head dresses for dinner and even ings. A. TATE, Penna. ave., between 10th and 11th sts. may 26?eod 2w


ocr: WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAy'aFTERN-QON, MAY 28,1833. py All recommendations for office, or of a private character, and in tended for individual benefit, must be for before insertion, or payment by some responsible person. |3T Communications intended for publica tion in the Evening Star must be accompa nied with the name of the author.


ocr: rum ! BAY RUM !! BAY RUM !! One barrel of Genuine Bay Rum. Also. cases do. do. in bottles. Just received di from the Island of St. Thomas, for sale either by the trallon or bottle, by WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, Lourtianla avenue, bet. 6th and 7th *tc


ocr: COMBS. JUST RECEIVER, a larye ass^>rtment cf Tucking, Side, Dressing, Hidinir, Fine Itoi-v ?c<l other COMBS. Also.an abundanct- of Porte Monan* of ?verv gr?.de mid for sale, very low. at LAMMONDS ? 7th rtroet Farcy Store, second door below E. DSf A iibani diammcit W tlvoK who buy tc


ocr: COLT'* REVOLVING PIST0Le, Ac. LARGE and coronlete a?sor?ment of Colt*' and Allen's REVOLVERS of all sizes and qualities just opened and for sale bv JNO. W. BADEN. South side Penn avenue, near 6th st


ocr: Superior Jet Black Ink. draft by the quart or gallon.?Those who have tried W>1 kde,)rx T*ousInn Jnh in bot tles ?re invited with the public in general, to try JWirsh't Jet B'icfc Ink. superior to any thing of the kind for sale here, and sold in quantities to suit, from a half pint to a gallon. Come, dip your pen in, and try it before you buy it. Fr?r sale at WIMEIt'S Stationery and Fancy Store, 14?3t |fi'h s+.. one sqnarf from Pa. av. CAGES, in great varietv. for sale by 9?2aw 6w JXO. W. B


ocr: E. OWEN * SON, MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE just opened their Spring and 1% Summer supply of GOODS, consisting of ' I a rich assortment of fine black, blue, and fanoy eo'ored CLOTHS; blue, black, and fancy CASSIMERES, with a choice selection of VESTINGS of various stylos, to which they invite the attention of their friends and the generally. w in


ocr: 7VTTr\ CT^th, C'fccnrFRFS, &o. DRAP P'FTE ; best quality Black, Blue and Brown CLOTHS; Block and Far.cv-colored CASSXMFFES S'lk. SaMn. nrd Marseille* VFS77NGF White au<1 checked T,'rer DRILLINGS And marv o'her Good? for Srmmer wear. WM. R. PI! T Y. enrrer Kth st., mar ?Im '?rr^'t" tbn Market. CATEF, in 'rrei' varietv. for sa1? by a? 2aw 5w " J>*9 W


ocr: NO ELL <5- BOYD, Blind-Makers and Upholsterers, South side Pa. av., letween <3th and-10th Would the public they are ed to fill orders in line. either wide or narrow slats, and plain faney trimmings furnished to order. and other WINDOW SHADES put up in best style. Hair, Cotton, and Shuck TRESSES. Pew and other CUSHIONS order. CORDS, TASSELS, SPLIT ?.fcc., ou hand. LOUNGES made to order. All orders thankfully received and attended to. Old work repaired. may 11? tf


ocr: 500 PARASOLS, of every quality; very cheap 1500 yards Printed BERECIES ; 2000' " " LAWNS Plain and Figured SWISS MUSLIXS Plaid and Plain CAMBRICS Muslin Under Sleeves. WrM. R. RILEY, corner Sth st., cay 5?la the Market.


ocr: ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. 4 WILLAKD'S uotel. Kern Pa McBrnzer Cal Sliurtiff do C Ringgold US W de Kantzou Mo Alexander U S A Hoffman do Lieut Lowbcn U S N Payne do J II Clarke Md D P Haynes & son E de llussey N J J S Shether N Y II Brune Ml II Etting USN S A Meredith N Y T D Johns Cal C E Hitchcock do J Lee Md Dwight Mass Capt Da Pont USN R Murray N Y D W Thurston d? W C Bentlwll Va W T Davis & I Mass M Kelly 1 3 & serv't Va G L >rd do W J Green do Col Taylor USA Capt Hunt do Capt McCown do S R Thompson Md Mr & Mrs Drake J S Carrington Del Mr Monroe Md J W A ken Wis A D Whittle N II M Knapp do Miss Johnson Conn P Kingsley lady & servant Mo BROWN' A C Ramsey N Y 11 M Carfieid Md B Dabb Ky J A Kirk Md L D Harrison Va D B Herts N Y F W Cassard Md R F Trowbridge N Y .J K Cooke Va 1> Jacobs La B M Cloud Md J D Graff do I [oh J 1? Bowlin Mo Mrs Bowlin & dr do J Robb Md E B Hill 1 & dr Md T llill & dr Va HOTEL. Miss Anderson do Major Hill USA Master Hill Va J B Ives do G Tyler do J 11 de G?rnette do W B Dusenburv do W L Hale & sis'r Ct J Pollock N Y W F Berry Md J G Harris N Y Z Sassier Md J S Stansbiiry I .servant M l Miss Smith Va J J Medill Md T St John N Y NATIONAL HOTEL. Dr Waring Md \ G II Thomas Ky 11 E Grannis* N Y 11 V Wilson Ohio T S Alexander I & Uahghter Md F Weed N Y N Davidson do It \Y Chew v d .1 A Beckham Va W W Hurl but N Y J G Butler Pa E B Guthrie Pitts Miss Murray do Mis8 Anderson do A J McCalmont do J Brown do F W Parker do P Woods do G Spra't Ky J h' LHytUV fa E IIatrison Conn II S Allen Pa R II Duval Fla J 1) S'eVenson N Y W II Nevins do W II Browne Va E McCIees k 1 Pa Ho.. E B Haat N Y N S Frost Md J F Ehlen do S S Baxter do G W Robinson do P A Kellv da G W Tagart do Mr Johns do J II Hodges do Mrs Mills & son do J T Blackstone do W D I5??wie jr <lo Judge Martin d ? 11 T II rrison Va J Janney do Mrs Fay & dau'r do Col Washington do Miss E Macrne do W T Washington do F \t Hale Md Li?'ut Il'iy do J B Morris jr do W fi M Pa E Cooke Ohio P Cooke do D Guthrie Pa B Tvson do R M Tall??d d0 W H Thomas Md J W Jenkens do J W Se'gfried J F Ellicott M I J Birckhead 1'. I J T Norris Ga J C Hoyt Fla T Welsh Pa Hon R M MeLanedo A Furguron S C OADSBY'S Hotfj^ Dr R U Wellfrn Va T G Clemson S ( J 11 BusUnell C. J W Horner P.v L B At water Ct UNTTEI> STATE.5 HOTEL .T Thompson Ohia J T T ray ho.m Va E R Fitzugh Fia J W Brison D C w M??ran Pa B II Moners Wis Hill Mich C Blue Va Hon J G Harris Ten P Blakelv Va Mrs Gooden D C T Heard Md T N ll^inwr & s do A Kirk pa trick di W B Thorntod Va J C Mctavish Md A B Hi-I N J S E Locke Bait W Rntledire do B Wood Va G S Petti bono N Y W BucV.mau Pa iRvrNG nrm,. A A P>lis? Ohio .T P> Macv Wis F R Howard N Y S J Cole Pa F Chittc-drn Conn King Md R Sonders 1 & 2 c Va II 0 Hobnrt Wis E Conk)in do S HaM Tfnn Hon R W Johnson Dr W Helm Va S L Gregory Ma*s L Fowler N Y NATIONAL THEATRE Mr. E. A. MARSHALL Silk Lr.ssrr.


ocr: ?- r I ? EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1853. Mr. Soule'? Speech. The speech of this gentleman had excited great curiosity, and the Senate Chamber on yesterday was thronged above and below to listen to one so renowned for eloquence, and whose opportunities for a thorough ac quaintance with the Cuban question were so great. It is not enough to siy that the audience were not disappointed ; the speech, indeed, wa9 brilliant and rare in its quality, re plete with learning and facts, yet it was consummately diplomatic, and whilst show ing the impolicy of many of the views here tofore advanced, the orator forbore to present his own, allowing a coy glimpse occasionally, but never unveiling the full purpose of his oration. A friend of Cuba and of Spain, he de nounced filibustering. A citizen of the United States, the eloquent scorn and in dignation with which he called upon the Senate to observe the threatening language of England and France, was inimitable. Desirous of a change in the government of Cuba, yet he was opposed to the purchase of the fair island; and whilst he shrank j not from a war with the world in arms, to secure the rights of the United States with reference to Cuba, yet he refused to take one step towards the object of his love, other than with the sanction of the Law of Nations. Repelling all threats with calm ness and pride, he yet paid the highest compliments ta the honor of the Cubans and the Old Spaniards. As a Cuban speech, it was indeed the ablest we have heard ; and with a states manlike forecast, it reserved for diplomatic channel the expression of his method of proceeding. *?+ ESSs?* Cashmere shawls are now closely and successfully imitated by the weavers of , Economy is wealth. A Cincinnati proposes to mnrry couples at one


ocr: CONGRESS. - Senate. The bill authorizing banking in the Dis trict of Columbia was taken up, read twicj, and referred to the Committee on the Dis trict .of Columbia. By unanimous consent Mr. Gwtxx iutro duced a bill for the better regulation of mints, and to secure the couformity of coins to their respective standards. Mr. Maxgum moved, at the hour of one, that the Senate proceed to the of the special order. Mr. Gwinn desired that the Pacific rail road bill be taken up, and discussed. Mr. Dodge stated that the special for Wednesday, to-day, was the bill. The motion of Mr. Maxgum prevailed, and the bill was taken up and Mr. Seward commenced a speech defin ing lus position upon the Monroe doctrine, lie refuted the charges made against Quincy Adams, and proved that he was author of tbe Monroe doctrine, being Secre tary of State under Mrnroe. He was in of the resolutions of Mr. Cass, and vote for them. ??? House of Representatives* The House again took up the bill to es tablish a branch mint in the city of York, and Mr. Brooks resumed and concluded remarks in support of the same. Tbe motion to ieject the bill was then voted down?yeas G9, nays 94; the bill was read a second time, and the question on ordering the bill to a third reading, Mr. Brooks demanded the previous ques tion. Mr. Ciiaxdler moved to commit the bill to the Committee of the whole house on the state "f the Union. The Speaker said the motion was not order pending a demand for the previous question. The previous question was then seconded. Mr. Oooubnotv moved to lay the bill on the table?which was lost 78 to 9G. The question was kjjw'u, on ordering the bill to be engrossed and read a third iim?-,


ocr: TOBACCO CIG^3, &c. EORGE W. COCHRAN has now in the following brandsof TOBACCO, bracing every variefv and jrra'le. to which calls the attention of ^h? > le : T.antrho'-n's O^oy^f). H. John's F\TR \ ^t'ALITY, Thomas's YIRGTNTV5. Do DTADEM TWIST, Do EL DORADO, Do ELIXIR, Ilal'ev's A. A. A. A.. R G. Mav ?- Co.'s ?OLD LEAF. John Areher's IT \LF POUNDS. Wade's ORONOKO. Wood row's J \MF> RIVER LEAF, AROMATIC FIVE*. Also. 200.000 Fine Medium and CIGARS. A'l of which wiU be sold on th<* most accommodatins terms, and at prices a low as the same goods purchased at North. GEO. W. COCHRAN. 7th ?t., opposite Nat. Intelligencer Office, mav 21?eo3tif


ocr: 500 PARASOLS, of every very cheap 1500 yards Printed BEREGES ; 2000 " " LAWNS Plain and Figured SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and Plain CAMBRICS Muslin Under Sleeves. WM. It RILEY, corner 8th st., may 6?lea opposite the Market.


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVEEY AFTEENOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION*. Subscribers served by the Carriers at a week, payable weekly. To mail $3.50 a year; $2 for six months.


ocr: CODFISH, MACKLUU Ac, l?ow landtag s'- Quintals Grand Back Co lli 76 Wre^s i-e-tpcrt Pickled Herring. 100 boxes ecal??i Smoked U*>rrio * 66 barrels ? nd ba:fb-rrs eNos.l 2,3. 25 kits of 16 sach Family MackeraJ 1 tierce Pick id Salmon lbt. Latum Dairy Cheese AL*0, 6.000 superior canrat-sed nid fhouMer Ei.xn 2,)00 lbf. new tuxar-cured H*ms Ft* me by [dsc 16" MluDLV.ION a nr.


ocr: a. CON VERS IGYIGORATING fcr genitai debility, weakness, impoten*y, tumal emissions, incontinence, 4a. Price $2 per bottle. For sale br S. B. SYhTESTtR . Dnusistand Apetheoary, ccrnerof 6th and H rtr.


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, INSTITUTION is now doing a General ing Business. Office under the Union Bridge and Washington streets, where its notes will be redeemed in specie. F. W. CONCH, Georgstcwx, (D. 0.) 1852.


ocr: NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS. w Desks, Ladies Work Boxes * OenrJeinen's Shaving Cases Eight-day Clocks. a superior article Porte Monaies, Bird Cages, Ac. received and 7th abeet Farcy Store, M below E. 3- A.


ocr: Q L. GIBEiiSOK, ' l?rEey and Coua*<>ller=at?I-*TV. '? -!Cr 5 <r. s i the Courts of tb6 Dirtrict, ! -? -Ji* to the prc-serutiou of Ci'-iims bfcf.ie Eit^u'ixe IXi;??rtmc-!it?. | <*v liOuiiitna avenvenear5<*veuth


ocr: EVENING star. ... office of the "Daily Evening Star," Jjjt ?uth of PeM^avenne. ^Vtekly Calendar. D-iji length 9 hours and 30 mi antes. Ur William Tucker, with such as Igy m ' as f,e may employ, is authorized to re subscribers and advertisements for the E ening Star." Mr. Burns will wait ; citizens of Georgetown. iT prrms wishing to be served with the " T.vzy -K-~ r 11 leave their names and address at James > ward, Biihop's periodical s ore adjoining - . A. Tate's near 11th street, J. Mills's Brown's jims Winter's Gih street, or at Joe Shil ington's . , Budding. Also. A. Lammrnid's 1th street. ,rUiwnti can be I'Ji at the above p'aces. Local Affairs. PnuPtKTY Sale.?Two three story brick ,-es and one two-sWy brick bouse, sit .:xi on G street, on lot 3 of square 288, re sold yesterday by Strattou, auctioneer, ?? $1,500each ; the two first to Mr. Patton, ;] tbe last to Mr. Coumbs. Mr. McGuire sold a bouse and lot on the :Iter of G and 18th streets, near the Presi -rXs hou*e, for $5,100 to II. P. C. Wilson. The property on Pennsylvania avenue and | ?}; street was sold by Mr. Strattou to Mr. /reaves for $23,300. It belonged to W. G. K White, and is occupied as a dry goods ? re by Mr. White on the avenue, aud the i.use on 7th street as a hotel. List week Middleton & BeaU bought of ' Lindsley house and lot on the corner of :h an 1 Pennsylvania avenue for $17,200. : fronts 45 on the avenue by 150 feet on ":a street. The renownod Panorama of the and Deluge having been the iabject of unabated interest in Wash .ngton, will close to-morrow night. paintings in these days of Panoramas could i remain as long in Washington, and continue to excite enthusiasm to witness it. As the are soon to close, many who failed to see it will now embrace this pportunity, and multitudes who have seen once arc more anxious than ever to wit the farewell entertainments of the old couple" in Eden. By present greater crowds will throng the at its valedictory than at its brilliant lebut. Exhibitions at 3 o'clock and 7? g-jif We understand that W. B. Sasscer arrested this morning by an officer of court and committed for trial. Mr. S. ins been at large on bail; but we presume ?I we are correctly informed as to the ar ?est.j that he has been indicted by the Grand feaT'Two little boys were arrested and to jail this morning accused of ?obbing the drawer in George Savages store. of them was over fifteen years of


ocr: " And whar in the name of the State are they ?" "Well, they are in Tennessee, right here in this city?up at the hotel," said the man. "Stranger," said the storekeeper, his in credulity making him sputter and stutter as he said, "If you ken show me nineteen boys of your raisin', thar's the hats." "Hold on, then," said the old man, off he started. In about ten minutes, down the street he came, leading a line of nineteen boys, single file, each bearing a and followed by'their venerable mo ther. They entered the merchant's store ranged along the counter. The store ran his eye along the line with asto "And you say that these boys are all he inquired. "Ask their mother, she says they are," the old man. "Do you say so, ma'am?" he inquired. "Yes, I do?and I ought to know!" was tlie reply. "Well, you might, madam," said the storekeeper. "Old friend," he added, "I got a word to say. Jest take MINE TOO !"


ocr: , , j ! ORHeimrT?L AHD USIFTIL rilHE FANCY CUT PAPERS for f and A fire-grates, for sale at WIMER'8 are at tracting purchasers from all quarters of the District. If you want a choice of oolors and patterns, come early on the receipt of erarv new supply HT Sixth atseet, 1 Square from Pennsylvania avenue. [News] juue 2


ocr: l^TAt a Heeling of flic Board of Di rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics' Insti tute. held at their rooms on 7th street, the fol lowing resolution was passed : Resolved. That the rooms of the be opened daily through the week (Sundays excepted) from 4 to 10 o'clock p. m.. and that the public generallv be invited to visit same. CHARLES CALVERT, 1G?tf Rec. Sec.


ocr: REWARD. I will pay for the tion of the person who stole a ''List of Suspended Pensions." The strongly suspected; as few persons of its value, and only such a one taken it. A word to the wise. ALFRED HUNTER, 20?2t next to U. S. Hotel


ocr: j ' GAKNER'S TTEGETARLF PAIN FXT?ACTOR IP AP. V TONISHING THF WORLD"' GFT a BOTTLE WITHOUT DELAY. AND TRY IT " For sale by DruggisU and Grocers in gt*. cral in Washington and Georgetown, D C. and Alexandria, \ a. JunelMteo


ocr: _ Ridttctxgn or pbiczs. T liSTLNP cejr.mencing to reduce my J. oi beautiful Summer Goods. Ladiea are preparing *o leave the city w?ll find it their intere:~'t tc call and oxamioe or assort consisting of? Straw and Gimp L'onn^t; Rennet. Nock, and Sash Ribands Por.nct Flowers. Wreathe, Rccea, &t \ aienciM lhr^??d. ard other Laces Embroidered Pointed Collars Ditto Chemiseta Ditto Slesvef and Cuffs Lace Sleeves erd Collars. I incn and Lawn embroidered llandkar chiefs Xiulin ornbroidered Caps I'itto Inserticgs and Edgings Cambric d^ do Muslin and Cambric Flouncings Al^ a beautiful assortment of Dress Caps Children s promenade Caps, Rosettes Rosette hea 1 dresses for dinner and even. ings. ^ TATE Fenna. avp.. bctwccu 10th and 11th st? rrr.y 26?eod 2w


ocr: EVENING star. ?j. office of the Daily Evening Star," tre?t south of Penn. avenue. 'Weekly Calendar. Jlj. Days length. 11 hours and 4 minutes. SUN. FEBRUARY. MOOX BISES. RISES. , SETS. Sunday ' , _ :* Mond#y ?35 i Tuesday* | 6.34 .r Wednesday :4 Thursday | j> 3 b Fri,iii-T. ;? i 6*9 ?v ?.itun.Uy 6.37 | 5.23 5.25 5.26 5.27 5.28 5.30 5.31 4.50 5.37 6.19 full 6.55 8.07 9.19 Mr. William Tucker, with such as >f nee as he may employ, is authorized to re ,, subscribers and advertisements for the . Duly Evening Star." n,r<ons wishing to be served with the " Evex will leave their names and address at James Ivys W ward, Bishop's periodical store adjoining V" vd's. A. Tate's near 11th street, J. Mills's Broioris : , Jim's Winter's 6th street, or at Joe Shillington's . Building. Also, A. Lammond's 1th street. ,?.+rt,sements can be l*ft at the above places. Local Affairs. Distinyukhed Arrivals.?Gen. Pierce, ac companied by Sidney Webster, Esq., (his private Secretary,) arrived in the city laet ,,>u;n<r in the cars from Baltimore, having . nie directly through from Philadelphia, 'hvor Maury and some political committee -en were in waiting to receive him, but he t :;.e<l quietly out of the cars and was on is way to Willard's ere his arrival at the depot was known. Among other distinguished visitors we notice the Hon. R. C. Winthrop, who is a raest of Mr. Secretary Kennedy, the Hon. i,eo. M. Dallas, the Hon. W. L. Marcy, the Waddy Thompson, the Hon. Simeon the Hon. Geo. T. Curtis, and Col. Jack IIay3. We will add to these arrivals that of the steamer " Ericsson," which came up river in fine style yesterday evening, lies at anchor off Alexandria. Inauguration Ball.?We learn that ar are in progress for an inaugu at Carusi's Saloon on the night of the of March. Sudden Death.?We learn that Mr. Gil an old and much respected citizen, died this morning. the


ocr: who certainly did not know the compa they were in. We would advise eur to be cautious who they defend the three weeks ensuing; as those are "taken in company are apt to share same fate. Who pays for them??We would like to whether Undo Sam or the Managers the Washington Assemblies pay the ma for cleaning Jackson Hall for the ball JgsiP* The Court house this morning was well attended, it being expected that case of W. B. Sasscer would be taken up; the word having gone forth that the was postponed till Thursday next, the was soon reduced. flo?* The alarm of fire this morning, was we learn, by the burning of a shop and some old frame dwellings the Fifth Ward. Watch report.?Another Cabin Cooper, Wm. Carpenter, and Ann free negroes, were taken out at a dis house last night, and sent to the house this morning, for thirty days Horace T. Young, drunk and disorderly, down for thirty days. C. Brown, and disorderly, gave security and costs.


ocr: evening star. of the ?? J) *ily JSyaaing Star," itraet, Soatli of Fenn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. 6?~ O i'js length 11 hours and 42 minutes. V sun. MVTiCU. ' MOOXRISKS. j RlSfcS. I SUTa. j - ,, pundiy | * tlooil ?y ? 6,17 ruesdav ft.lh ?\,-d;ie-day | 615 5.45 south. h i hur -l*y ? 1" it K -v 11T 6.1 J ?. ii 5.41 5.4 5 541 4.57 5.37 6 12 5.41 t) 55 r, .4S 4 .??.) AiturUy ?>. II 5.4 J | s.54 Local A tfxlrk. Ureter1* "Glance at the World."?It will je-eenfr ?m ?iti advertisement in iitun 'lot tlii-s favorite exhibition l, ,t one mo>e week in our city. We 5|lt? >:inie extensive patronage will be be .:.,?eil upon it as hitherto. c*.iit> C iimot be more profitably expanded. [trendiurisni.?A stab'e owac 1 by Mr. o'jhre, an I a carpenter's shop y Mr. Allen, both situated in t'.ie U>erties, were burned early yesterday morning The loss of all his tools ? ivilv on Mr. Allen, who is a very v ''in*2 ci ? izen ? linled On'.?Captain Schaumberg, n I. en in prison several weeks for shoot : Mr. Fuller, was bailed out on -t. H. 1>. Tyler and E. II. k.Mtije his security, $10,000 being Lum tixed. .\~/tto.i'il Theatre.?Charley Burke is ? *ri, and to-night he commcnces at y.tionul. Charley was always a !,!C. ami no doubt it will 1 e proven to :,jt by a general turn out to see him ?S ilt'U Shingle" and "Timothy Toodles." Ttin's Ctibiuism.?The neighborhood \-'Ury Church was very much it?t night by a gang of negroes. We do .v; >w fhc panu ul .r-?, but it seems that of . r U trn iclo ha 1 arrested one of them .>furhiiig the ehi rjh when an attempt ri?i - to rescue the prisoner. In the i jrnr.it hi ?iiy stones were thrown, " ver.4] (,f our citizens who went to the as -;-t u?e-r of the olfieer. Mr. Uarnaclo i narrow escape. S'rr't Lectures.?Yesterday the a fir vicinity of Brown's Hotel was so oc ij'ied l?y congregations of persons wen; stopj.e I by street lecturers that it !>]>o>'ib!e f>r ladies to pass without


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank ing Bu?ii.ess. ? 'ffice under the Union Ilote', cor Bridge and Washington streets. G^org^town, where its notes will be red*eir?ed in specie. ^^ W. CO^CU, Uahier. tfH?lUWIi (D. 0.) IHi ' *


ocr: JOHN M. DONN * BROTHER^ AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF PATENT SAFETY LAMP k FEEDER, to prevent all accidents from the use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the ? will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and Brittania - H - Also, Extra Headsand Tubes to fit any ror sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN, A- BRO., Penn.av., bet. 10th and 11th streeta


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL THEATBE. Immense Reception! Tremendous Sensation! NATIONAL THEATRE is nightly crowded overflowing by the elite, the fashion, and Oeuuty of Washington, to witness Professor ANDER SON'S ASTOUNDING AND WONDERS IN NATURAL MAGIC AND OPHY. He will continue his Grand Entertainments THIS EVENING, demonstrating all how easily " the eyes can be made the fools of other senses," and will also give a full, clear, and ex plicit expose of that popular and fatal humbug " Spirit Rappings," which has created so much excite ment in Baltimore for the past three weeks, explain ing and proving to all that it is nothing but a trick of Jugglery and Conjuring. To do this, he will exhibit a Spirit Rapping Table, and will show mode of producing the raps, and the construction the whole machinery by which the noise is m::de m tking it clear to ail. " ' Remember, his stay is limited. Then lose not last and only chance. Prices of admission: Dress Circle and Parquette cents; Family Circle and Gallery, 25 cents. 21?tf


ocr: COMBS. RECEIVED, a large assortment it 'J i eking. Fide, i reshing, Kidii.g. Fii e IwrjuLd CO'iBS. Als?,nn sbui.dance ol I'orle Mcnaiea ' every grtde and for sa e, very low. at LAMM0ND8 7th ft reet fancy Store, teoo ad door be!ow E. MjfX liberal (liarcmal to tbom who buyJp t%j


ocr: ^HZETTI'S JUNOCOROIAL u a1 r. CORDIAL.?A certain t-U[V ases. ^apotency, barreuness, tlour alleus, ;a- fmt*'1?truation, and all diseases aris Jr'a is It "of the system where an 1 *aU)raUve is required. For sale by _ . . 8. R. SYLVESTER, m ?? . in all the popui ?r pateut 4a*SSSy i?^7' ??mJr or 6til antl u iUh4,t itop., UajoB? Metropwj


ocr: Puzzling a Doctor. . Dr. M., an army surgeon, was very fond a joke, (if not perpetrated at bis own ex and had, moreover, a great con tempt for citizen officers, wbo were renowned for their courage than their scholar One day at mess, when the decanter had sundry strange and novel peram of the table, Captain S., a brave accomplished officer, and a great wng, remarked to the Doctor, who had been very severe in his remarks on the literary defi ciency of some of the new officers? "Dr. M., are you acquainted with Cap tain G ?" '?Yes, I know him well," replied the "he's one of the new set. But of him?" "Nothing in particular," returned Cap tain S.; "I have just received a letter and I'll wager you a dozen bottles of port that you can t guess in six guesses, he spells 'cat.' " "Done," said the Doctor, "it's a wager." "Well, commence guessing," said Cap tain S. "K,a,double t." "No." "K,a,t,e." "No; try again." 4iC,a,double t,e." "No; you've missed it again " "Well then," returned the Doctor, t." "No, that's not the way; try again?it's last guess." "C\a-,g,h,t." "No, that's not the way ; you've lost the "Well," said the Doctor, with much petu lance of manner, "how does he spell it ?" "Why, he spells it c,a,t," replied fc*., with the utmost gravity, amid the roars of the Almost choking with rage, the Doctor to his feet, exclaiming: "Captain S., I am too old a man to be trifled with in this manner!" rUOSPECTUS fcF THE


ocr: ?-j. Office of tho "Diily Evening Star," 6U1 .get south of renn. avenue. Weekly Calendar* gg- Diy3 bnglh 9 hours and 33 miintes. ? gand^y- t ^ Mond-y 713 Xue-Jay--: j 7.12 i? WHjne^day . ?u ihur-day 710 ?Tt Friday - y Saturday U- William Tuckkii, with such as c, as he may employ, is authorized to re *. iUbscribers and advertisements for ih 'pail!/ E winy Star." Mr. Burns will , t-R{ citizens of Georgetown. jYrsonf wishing to le served with the "Eyes . .. w 11 have their names and address at James J 1st ward, Bishop's periodical s'ore - 4 fate's near 11 th street, J. Mills's Brown's ?r ,.u James ?'rimers 6th street, or at Joe Shil ingtons Building. Also. A. Lammonds 7th street. Advertisements can be I'Jt at the above places. Local Affair*. Tbe small pox has made its appear upoa the outskirts of the city, and or two cases in the last month have ,,.a reported in the city. The corporation .5 provided a place where indignant vic of this awful disease can be attended wbithout endangering tbe health of the It is supposed by sonn of our citizens it is tbe duty of the police officers to to the removal of patients ; but we are to find any law that required this of tbem. If such a law exists it be repealed; for the reason that would be no better way to spread tbe than by sending persons to attend who are obliged to mingle with the cili as much as police officers arc. The watch-house on Saturday


ocr: JI BROI 1) ERI ES, KID GLOVES j Mini Hosiery, such a- cln-rnisettes, Col lar^, Under Sleer?*. l*oc??t Il^ndkerchl -fs, Murlin and Camt.ri Bands, Editings and lr>s rtin?c?. white aid bl ck S l*' IIos", white, blacl-, at d col??n*d Merino? and Cotton Ho e, Kid, Silk, Cas^rner*. and Thread (iloves, ??i h a general assortment of missi-s* andchil dren's Hosi rv and Glove*, tuaj be fouud by calling at the new Dry Good .ctore ? MAXWELL. SEARS & COLLEY. dec 16 l' nn between


ocr: i i i 1 i ' : ( A IIuSTER of Kentucky.?The corres pondent of the Evausviile Jouro.il writes as lollows about a Kentucky hunter : 44 Wat Eckmau?it would ?4o you good to =ee him?has followed hunting for a liveli hood since the year 1831. Since that pe riod he says he has killed 38 bears, 981 wolves, 3,847 coons, 000 foxes, 961 wild geese, 2,040 pheasants, 44 ground hogs, 80 wildcats, 14 polecats, 200 minks, beside squirrel, quail, and other small game be yond his power to calculate. The sum he has realized from his game, skins, kc., falls but little short of twelve thousand dollars. MARRIED. On th* 4th instant, bv the Rev. John C. Sniifh, Colonel PII1LII' II. R A1F<>RD. of Alabama, to Miss FANNIE A. JEFFERSON, of Missouri, daughter of th<* late Hamilton Jefferson, es^.. of Virginia. On the 28th ultimo, bv thp Re~. D. Evans Ree?e. WILLIAM II LAMBERT, of Alexandria, to Mb* LAURA STEFR. of tlrs city. DIED. On Welnesdar ni~ht. Mrs. ISABELLA s


ocr: NO ELL \ BOYD. Blind-Makers and Upholsterers, South side Pa. av., between 9th and 10/// sts. Would the public that they are prepar ed to fill any orders in their line. BLINDS, either wide or narrow slats, and plain or fancy trimmings furnished to order. Painted and other WINDOW SHADES put up in the best stvle. Hair, Cotton, and Shuck MA TRESSES. Pew and other CUSHIONS to order. CORDS. TASSELS. SPLIT BLINDS, Ac., on hand. LOUNGES made to order. All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. ftp3 Old work repaired. may 11?tf


ocr: K:d Gloves, Black Vett &c. .? if str '20 do/.. Baiou's light colored Kid 10 d j white do. v .yijj 15 doz. Black Nett Mitt.^ 100 '? Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every qualitv. Call and see ' ' WM. R. RILEY, corner Sth street, opposite the Market.


ocr: COLT'S REVOLVING PI?T0Lc, &c A LARGE and comnle^e assortment of Colts' and Allen's REYOLYERS of all qualities just opened and for sale bv J NO. W. BADEN. South nide Penn. avenue, near 6th st.


ocr: F. ni lSM^TT'M CONFECTION AND FRUIT TOUT!. of Penn. avenue arifl 14th next Kit well if Laurence's Drug Store. /CONSTANTLY for sale, at the lowest I ' prices. COXFKCTTONARY. of all kimls. \T\ES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. S3 per gallon?families supplied tbe shortest notice. TOY^ and FANCY AR at reduced prices. The public are respectfully informed that Cakes and Confectionary advertised are made expressly for the establish bv the undersigned.


ocr: K V E S A Jl. AVASIIINGTON CITY: FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 20. 1S53. *3? Ail recommendations for o3icc, or com munications of a private character, and in toi.uei for individual benefit, must be iOr before insertion, or payment by some responsible person. t Communications intended for publica tion in the hcenifig Star must be accompa nied with the name of the author.


ocr: WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 31. 1353. recommendations for office, or of a private character, and in tended for individual benefit, must be before insertion, or payment some responsible person. ? i ry Communications intended for publica in the Evening Star must be accompa with the name of the author.


ocr: BLACKSMITHS?The undersigned ha = constantly on hand a larcre supnlv of BLACKSMITS COAL, which will be -oH low at hi? yard on 4J street, at the canal hridze. m 17?2w* G. L. SHERIFF.


ocr: SOMETHING NEW. RECEIVED? One cane of Madame Son tag Button Gaiters tor Ladies Also, Ladies' Half Gaiter* And for sale by HARRIS 4 GRIFFIN, Penn avenqe, bet Wth and 10th street#, dec 16 uext door to W. Harper A Oo


ocr: WM. BIRD* Dealer In Lumber and Coal. have the accounu ? f his customer* roa 'y for prudtiutttUou Ou Uto l?t oi Jauuttfj> iBttk


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN, INSTITUTION is now doing a General ing Business, under tbe Union Bridge and Washington streets. Gt-org^town, * here its notes will be mjeerr?-d in *p?rie. F. W. CONCH, Cachler. r,(D.C41ttl


ocr: evening star. Weekly Calendar. Kg* Days length lo hours and 44 minutes. MAT. aux. < RISES. SETS. MOOS RISES. Sunday 5.0-3 j 6.52 j 2.18 Mondav o.Oti 6.54 | 2.19 Xuesdav 5.05 j 6.55 3.16 504 ; 6.56 3.41 5.03 6.57 4.05 5.02 I 6.58 4 28 Wednesday Thursday Friday... Saturday 5.01 I 6.59 ; new moon LOCAL AFFAIRS. Remember the Friendship Club Ball, at Island llall this evening. Fine time expected! The Parade.?The Regiment of Volunteers cm winded by Col. Hickey, paraded this sorting in front of the City Hall, and made ,juite a display. The following companies re on the ground, viz : Company l\ S. Marines, Lieutenant Gray son. Rational Greys, Major Bacon, command in?. Continental Guards, Captain Thornton. Montgomery Guards, Captain Key. Walker Sharpshooters, Captain Bradford. German \ eagers, Captain Schwartzman. Boone Rifles, Captain Bright. We were informed just as the paper was ?_?;.ing to press that Mr. Quigley, a member ,f the Montgomery Guards, was the sucess ful competitor for the cup on the part of the infantry. S'rike.?At the fire yesterday morning a r uug man was arrested for running with the apparatus, being a minor. One of the com :inies at work there put up its apparatus, an<i refused to work until he was released. And in order to secure the services of the jremen. the magistrate had to take bail for :ia appearance next morning. So much for ::.p passage of the minor law without mak ini arrangements to fill the vacuum occa :ionei by it. Temperance.?The street lectures upon this reject have been resumed. Yesterday a ?raall crowd was gathered on the corner of ?:h street and the Avenue to listen to a lec ture from Mr. Savage. He touched upon


ocr: JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER, AGENTS FOR THK CITY OF ELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP A FEEDER, to prevent all accidents from the use of Burning Fluid*. Anyone seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. Wo them fitted to the Solar, Glass, and Brlttania ...yt. Also, Extra Headsand Tubes to fit any L*mi>. For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN. * PKO., IVnn.av., l?t. 10th and 11th streets


ocr: VOW IS THE TIKE! RFCEIVED?a suprior lot of BUTTON GAITERS, kid tops, for Gentlemen. Also, the Imitation BUTTON GAITERS, with kid tops. Together with every style of SHOES for Gentlemens', Youths', Servants" andChil wear, all of whiVh will bo sold low at MILL'S New Store. East side 7th st., bet. D and E. mny 2R-lw


ocr: GRATES, GRATE5, GRATES. U>T RECEIVED, at the Washington _ Manufactory, a lar<re and <?n1endid assort- of New York ENAMELLED GRATES the best quality and latest styles, which I will sell at the lowest prices. Call and examine. JAMES SK IRVING, South east cor. Pa. ave.. and llth st. may ;;i-3t CO (Iiitclligencer]


ocr: ; AUCTION SALES. & SCOTT, Auctioneers. ? SALE of VALUABLE IM -|;upy?) ED PROPERTY IN THE NORTH ERN LIBERTIES.?By virtue of a deed of trust. duly recorded, the subscriber will offer pul.lic auction. on the premises, M Ai. the 12th June, at ft o clock, p. hi., all his right and title under said deed in and to that valuable part of Lot No. 2. Square 627. with the Improvements, which are a gond THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING and OUT HOUSES , and situated at the corner of 4th and I streets, containing 4,9S8 square feet. Terras easy and made known at sale. Con veyancing at cost of purchaser, ana privilege reserved by trustee to resell at expense of de faulting purchaser, if terms are not with in three days from dav of sale. JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Trustee. GREEN & SCOIT, Auctioneers may 23?eo3tAdts


ocr: Light K:A Gloves, Black Nett Mi**, &c. <tf tftl d?z- Bajou's light colored Kid iWfWf] '0 do. ' wbite do. 1GM 15 doz. Black Nett Mitts 100 u Silk and Lisle Thread every quality. 0 Call and see WM. R lilT/EY, corner 8th street, oppciitc the Markot


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVEBY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT scxdav,) On D street, between 12th and 13th. streets BY JOSEPH B. TATE. Tr.RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at six cent* a week, payable weekly. To mail sub . ribers $r?.50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: E. ?l'B>ETT'S CONFECTION AND FRUIT STORE. Comer of Penn. avenue and- 14//t street, next Kidxceli iV Laurence's Drug Store. /~10\STA\TLY for sale, at the lowest ( / prices. CONFECTIONARY, of all kinds. CAKES, Foreign FRUITS and NUTS.^ CREAM. $2 per gallon? families supplied at the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR TICLES at reduced prices. The public are respec*ful!y informed that all Cakes and Confectionary advertised as above are made exnressly for the establish ment bv the undersigned. unr * ?7vr J G WXAVXB. Ar-nt


ocr: GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES. INTEND commencing to reduce my of beautiful Summer Goods. Ladies preparing to leave the city will find it their interest to call and examine my assort consisting of? Straw and Gimp Bonnets P.onnet, Neck, and Sash Ribands Bonnet Flowers. Wreaths, Roses. Ac. Valencia, Thread, and other Laces Embroidered Pointed Collars Ditto Chemisets Ditto Sleeves and Cuff's Lace Sleeves and Collars Linen and Lawn embroidered Uandker chiefs Muslin embroidered Caps Ditto Inserting* and Edgings Cambric do do Muslin and Cambric Flouncing* Also, a beautiful assortment of Dress C! IJren's promenade Caps. Rosettes Rosette head dresses for dinner and even ings. A. TATE. Penna. ave.. between 10th and 11th sts. mav 20?end 2w


ocr: mllHI.n: MHAWI.M!! A LARGE lot of white Crape SIIA^ L- ; very cheap _ T - . Printcd Cashmere and Plain De Lame SHAWLS Black ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES ; sup r quality Black English aDd Italian CRAPE _ Black Challev and All-Wool De LAINE WM R RILEY, corner st . opposite the MarU*


ocr: ^Ii'vrnntilf Librnrr AMNoriation.? The first Constitutional Meeting of the above Association will he held at fro? JTulf. on TO-MORROW (FridavA EVENING, at 8 o'clock P. M. THOS. E. LLOYD, iune 2-2t Secretarv.


ocr: PLASTER?Just arrived - fresh supply of Calcined Plaster, and for by * P. M. PEARSON 4 00. iaa2T?oddt flwmfa atfwr tbeQwist


ocr: Light Ed Gloves, Black Nett Mifcf*, kc. rfffLrfftu 20 doz Baiou'? light colored Kid M do White do. 15 dot. Black I?ett Mitts 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread every quality. Call and see WM. R. RILEY, comer Sth street, arrrsite the Market C!7??la


ocr: evening star. ^ office of the ?1D?ily Evening Star," -et, South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. Days Unjth 12 hours and 18 minntes. march. SUN. RlSSd. | SETS. MOON RISES. * Sautl ?y ^ MoadiT j 'j Tae-lay. ! Weduesday j f *' Thur^Uy 5.46 Friday * Sat arday 54^ 6.09 6.10 6.12 6.13 6J4 6.16 6.17 9.29 1045 11.58 last qr. 1.06 2 06 2.57 Local Affair** The Squire?We hope the readers of the ; ir will excuse us for noticing him. We jj1)ai?ht we would lethim "blow on" awhile, e was so kind as to get an endorser for though we greatly feared that persons * >i'J suppose from his friendly conduct . / we were intimate, and such a supposi . u would surely ruin our credit. We want ,, shoulders but our own to bear our bur sas. We did not get our information from ,;lC "commanding officer at the Central House," and the only reason for out suing so, is because of the absence of that :$jer from the city ; if he were present he c,ju!d defend himself. We hope we shall never be so mem, so ungrateful, so contempt as to try to cast our "sin" upon the ??commanding officer" or "officer Wise,/ or any other person; but are sure we shall not it with those who have shown a disposi tion to befriend U3. We are prepared for aa "artickle" to be "pooblisbed." in next ??Weddensday's" News. But "old Boreas" blow, it will not hurt us. tesP The Circut Court has adjourned for tl,e {-resent. The Gardiner Case?The Criminal Court engaged to-day with the trial of this case. From appearances we should judge tiut the court, jury and lawyers, will t.red of it before it is concluded. Bills to-night.?The German Yeagers' the Columbia Fire company, give their to-night. We know that they will be attended. Our pumps are in excellent order fur dancing, and we intend to them. Mississippi Panorama still continues at Iron Hail. It is positively the last week its exhibition here. Liberal Reward.?We call attention to advertisement, to be found under its Lead, offering a liberal reward, on the


ocr: NEW AND SPILES DID J R1TINQ Desks, Ladies Work Boxes Gen'lemen's Shaving Cases Eight-day Clocks, a superior article Porte Monaies, Bird Cages. Ac. received and low at the 7th street Fancy Store, 2d below E. dec 23? A. LAMMOND.


ocr: MECHANICS' BAKE, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a Getcral Bank ing Business. Office under the Union iiote1, cor ner Bridie and Washimrton streets, Georgetown, (D C.) where its notes will be redeemed in ?peefc. V. W. CoNCii, Cashier, 1S62. . .


ocr: Uncle Tom, SncE, akd Hisses.?At Li* concluding lecture on Music, at Metropoli tan Hall, Nevr York, Thursday evening, Mr W. H. Fry created a lively sensation amon~ - ? his audience, prominent in which were niu:' emphatic hisses, brought out by certain adulatory allusions to Uncle Tom's Cabin The Tribune has the following concemiL / " the commotion: The lecturer had been speaking of Ameri can prowess in various things, and that all we wanted now was self-reliance to place us as high in the fine arts as in literature. He spoke of Irving, Cooper, and said, 4-at this moment, a book more read in Europe than any since the Bible was first priuted, was written by an American lady." A storm of applause followed, attended by veheraen; hissing. "I like to hear hissing,'' saiu the lecturer. "No speaker or artist is good for anything until he is soundly hissed."? [Laughter and continued hissing.] "1 tell this audience that I ask no favors ;f them. 4%I was a freemaa before 1 was an artist.'' [Tremendous cheers and hissing continued, but quiet having been restored.] "Yog, l ask nothing of this audience but the lilcrtv of speech : and now h ving settled that mai tcr, let me say to my friends who have his.-.'< me, whom 1 do not think the less of them for so doing, that I did not allude to the k> k iu question in any political sense whatever, but simply as a mention of American litera ry art." [Marks of approval.] The countryman who thought wild animals belonged to the Brokers' Board, arrived in town on Saturday to see the U , fight the bears. NATIONAL THEATRE.


ocr: BLANKETS, BLANKETS, &c. ?) \ I'AIkS Hibbon band Blankets 15 do 12 4 very heavy Whitney do 10 do 10 4 do' do do 15 do 9-4 Servants do cheap 10 do 9 4 Red Blankets do With bed comforts'?12-4, 10-4. 9-4, 8-4, 6-V? A 5-4 Bleached sheetings, with Brown and Bleached cot tons from 6% cent* up; with a large stock of suitable for the teasou?which we offer very cheap. D. H. TEBBS, ACO.,_ jan S?2w no 4 south side Penn. av. bet. 6 7.


ocr: 500 PARASOLS, of every very cheap ^^1500 vards Printed BEREGES ; 2000 ?< " L \WNS Plain and Figured SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and Plain CAMBRICS Muslin Under Sleeves. WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th st., -"7 "?*sa rrpnT:tc the Marked


ocr: DAILY evening star. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEHJTOOX, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Oi Gth srreet, south of Penn. avenue, 1JV JOSEPH ft. TATE. TtUMS ?>F SUBSCRIPTION : Su'ri^*ri')iTd served by the carriers at . r . 4 w.-ek. payable weekly. To mail sub ; , -? a year; SJ- for six months. TriUMS OF ADVERTISING. ? ? u liars or less. F r fourteen lines or less. - : ?? f0.25 I ins-rtion $0.50


ocr: COMBS. RECEIVED, a large assortment >* lucking, Side, I reusing. Riding. Fine Ivory aid C0MBv'. Also.an abundance of Porte Mcnai'? ?very grade and for ea'e, very low. at LAMMONDS 7th street Fancy Store, second dorr below E. 4*5" A liberal discount to thoK who bey to ru> again. iac 6^-*trod


ocr: Courtesies of th* Season.?The Offi. of tbe Army it the seat of Government the customary visit of respect to the of War on Tuesday, in a body, were receivtd, of course, with all cotir tesy. The Secretary then them to the Executive mansion and intro them to the President. In a like the Officers of the Navy waited in body on the new Secretary of the Navy, Dobbin, and were afterwards accompa nied by him and severally introduced to the Magistrate.


ocr: RATIOS AL THIAT1X. Mr. S. A. Mabsball Soli Mr. A. W. F?5*o Actinc A Stage t ...... Mr. II. B. Mattzsox. THIS KVKXIXG, FEBRUARY 23, be presented the thriiHng Dra*a.in tbr** translated from the Fr? nch of Victor Hugo ea LUCRET1A BORGIA; o*? Lucre tia Borgia thi rouomi La Cachuca. Miae Annie Walt*,, To conclude with the popular Play, in five *1* INGOMAR, TUK BARBARIAN. Inirom"r Mr. l'arthenia Mra. ABEI7AL8 ft*THE HOTELS. WILLAKD'S HOTEL. Franklin Pierce Concord N 11 HVbrter f^o OWeil do Butler Phil Johusou Md de Mar.-. 11 Marshall A 1 N T Lendum USA Hammor.d do W oodj?worth U S N Ilorry X Y W Spencer la W, bb do R lluger USA Capt Hui tor Cal G P Hull do A S B gart N Y 8 Waei brook do J V Longvaa I'bil I?r NWm.u U S o Mr Iliun IWlt Capt Ix>wber J G Drtvis lla't F M Baliow * .*r j. G F U ilpon R I D O Kouke M ? Mn C K"?'tx d > >5ia* 8 C Ken-x do Mr WLit* A 1 N y BROW X *8 HOTEL. M Blake X Y V\ Caruhbnu Va L Gil loch do Belkuap A 1 X Y A IVlais m1 Pa 11 Martin X Y Wi"? ox A kd l*a .1 J lleteter hlirmau Md P McMiilen Ala B Wh te>ide do F F-dlett X Y ti W lleibvit Va Morrison X Y l>e Frwiile S 0 E Stew it do t cmii'g X Y It E Wil i. m - do f laught* r Va Bowei ing do White U w H lucfi c. i H Cockey Md Baker do llurd ug do G W Shook Yd J I' Uoltv R 1 A Halloaet a alft J (' Macy A I do C V B eut Ma II B Su w Al? li t M' rrit-on <*o G Uw A i N Y *;i>* J)'Si "oti do Miss t IwuUtim ?Jo C?d Jeuiiing* N C W J Ki-1 it ger Md W A Pet d e.on 11 Xm Mr ruoDiughiim A do C It J r Ian Vi-? A M b?ivni'? N Y >. A O -liii b^do II F McCI?<n?y 111 J Oancr jr !<??? G M AdrfUi- i hi j J Wii-gate Mk Co. C Ma) ti USA Weruicks X Y P Fox do M Tupper do WiuU-r Md M Robbdo J McL Mul.ikia do Hillaye A 1 X Y Jau.ii?cn Vt C Uirri* Ark Wilson Va U Grorer X Y P l*?n Jri ige Va Amb:?r Uo G Morris A 1 do C Day Ghio Ifcdafteid X Y T Ell ol do Crosb.- IK W Oaf* Pa F hi ke* X Y A Hoi man do bunn Lon Chapman Ycrke* l a W Gallaer C i Smith 111 A lhomas A 1 X Y 11 Wittee Pa K latwn-uce Cal B Mickle uo II Goodman Ohio C Calhoun Coim ? AL HOTEL. J S Kend X Y AO!run dj Mr Add won Cal ( J C lUy* do B Br?dk>w Vt J B Bowditch do J A Fulton I'a J Loarr X Y A 8 Arnold Pa C Lvmau do W G Ward X T K Htwet Pa S Flegin do T hotHDHiD do Geu <'-?iroer?iii do J A Gibson do Mr Fry do K R Spr.igur MJ G I laud do 5:r Mom U N Y J Sbowiim- MJ t. 'i ?'ridi.e N J 1> C I>? Lei.u li f A W 11 iVrkiu* Va t M lur w X Y Mr \ iele do Mrn \ u l?- r'd k ?r da J fi> W, t? rh 'u.-? Va J W Knjul- Va J 11 ?ii.girlou do l?r A i* l i^gott Md G 8 Cr%e.j? a I GADtSB\ 'a MOTEL. R Xelroa Minn B Mur?y X ? ^ch ?y ??d Walker do Smith Y M Godwin X Y K I>? T?e\ille f D E Rarliour Va A II Ur?lt? Wii 11 Over yd U I) UowliuK do UXITFD STATES HOTEL. D Caa'lemnu Va B Lim m p A 1 X Y }( Ku x I'm V llotteLBU-in d) Marmr?u Va B lliue* X Y K Di-'kinniii Ma>? B i ic? do K Magoire Md M V Masriu Va t raaby 111 Clausen A 1 X Y StioiHiiii Wa?h T Lyinau Cum O .'mi.h Va Gi.ki.?<ii X Y 11 St i id* r Va Ketchnm do 11 Cruik8liank A'a S Pieioe Obi j J llaiideii Va lion G i?_vkei? X J W C ij orkU*u du 8 Sb>ckl >n do P Bi u< re do X r.uri do ll C Mcl.MuUn Va II A .Mubleuburg 1'a J T W< o en \ a W (1 \\ ooten do Maj II lltll c'o T U Bmii Md >!rj II Hill USA T Hil Va 8 S Khey I'* J 0 U'Xeil do (i VoUUgHolt do M ft lluul Md J Si ftcbolirld Cal 1RYIXG B Frookn N Y W V C?oke do II Fo^t? r La C?rr Pa. W Helm Va T G l>avidson La Lymxn I'a l/)wrey do f Arnold .1o HOTEL. J A Fulton Pa II J Andeiao" V* Mi-a Pat'en Mm MImi l^evin do W' E. t??*> do W MrLxufhlin Krn!? I W Wil i-uv do L B I'M-k \ t C T l/>nga reet 1 1 > ODD FELLOWS' HALL.


ocr: Tm*P TVFT^. CT/vrH, C*S~IMFRE6, Ac. DR AP D'ETE ; best quality Black. Blue, and Brown CT/>THS: Block and Fancv-eolored CA8SIMERE3 Silk, Satin, and Marseilles TESTINGS White and checked Linen DRILLINGS And manv other Goods for Summer wear. WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th st., may ??1m opposite the Market.


ocr: FOR WARM WEATHER. UR stock of Goods for warm weather it now of the most desirable kind, this and eool. We are ready to make any garment at the shortest notice/in style unsurpassed. Ready-made we hare THTN COATS, of Linen, and Alpaca, of rariow colore; TVHtl intr? and Marseilles TESTINGS; Thread I DERSHIRT8: also. Gaure. Merino, and Cot ton. Our stock is worth a call. YOUNG * OR EM, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, may 20?2wif Browns' Hotel. A SON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for sale, wholesale or retail, by A HATCH Jr


ocr: fy'The office of the "Daily Evening is oa the south $ide of D street, two vfrt of 12th street. LOCAL AFFAIRS. y'eic Appointments.?These are the for " yallerkivers." and there is consid trable shaking among those holding over. Kren the Corporation officers begin look as if they doubted the permanencv their positions. Last night Captain Goddard, who for ten years and months has been at the head of the Aux iliary Guard, received a notice of missal. Now that he has passed from service, every one who is not blind-d by prejudice will admit that has been a most excellent officer. Captain Goddard has been fitting an office in which he intends is & Justice of the Peace, and his removal is not unwelcome. The removal of Cap tain Goddard has not opened a tray for transgressors. The place will be tilled by a gentleman fully competent n discharge the duties of the station. James II. Birch, Esq., will enter the duties as Captain, and a long acquain tance with him gives us reason to rhat he will not be trifled with. know of no person better qualified for station than this gentleman, lie not care for danger, and all the which will be heaped upon him in conse quence of the strict discharge of his 'cis willing and able to bear. We i.:m riood lack. Thr Irving TJo'el.?The v?i has the following concerning I ^ell-conducted hotel : 44 The Irving Ho tel, in Washington city, has and-;?Mr. Daniel French, of Norfolk, 'avin^ purchased the lease. As is usual niii all new administrations, there been a general 4 turning out.' and 4 ?van sweep,' from attic to cellar. -.line has undergone thorough repairs, and has been newly furnished, and is well entitled to the classification that Vretofore been given it among the '.ass hotels' of the metropolis. Mr. wis educated in a s^ood school, under ? iirion of his father, so long and | known as 4 mine host' of the good itv of Norfolk. The Irving Hotel very central and pleasantly situated, | with all its recent improvements 'til to command a large share of the pub ratronage."


ocr: j ? By E. N. STBATTON, Auctioneer. [Prim. arevve,vear 10th street, south, tide.) style silk mantillas, visites DRESS SILKS. AND FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS. CALICOES, BLEACHED COTTONS. LINENS. SHAWLS. PARASOLS. Ac.?On FRIDAY morning. June 3d, at 11 o'clock. I shall sell, at my Auction Rooms, an expensive assortment of desirable and season able Goods, to which the attention of the La dies is respectfully invited. Terms : $30 and under, cash ; over $30. six ty and ninety days' credit, for endorsed notes, bearing interest. N. B.?Sale positive, to cover advances, may 31-d


ocr: * . JOHN M. DOCT A BMm? FOR THK CITY OR ?SWELL S PATENT SAFETY LAMP k FEVnPiT ts win be perfectly satisfied of their Jf^Tg w them fitted to tb? Solar. Glass -p' ? Also, Extra Heads and Tubes tn Br^tt?nia For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN 4 BRO P??" 10U. ud Hit, rl,riu


ocr: NO ELL <V BOYD, . Elind-ISakers and TTx holsterers, side Pa. av., between Vth and 10th st.t. Would the public that they are prepar ed to fill any orders in their line. BLINLS, either wide or narrow slats, and plain or t'anev trimmings furnished to order. Painted and other WINDOW SHADES put up in the best style Mair, Cotton, and Shock MAT TRESSES. Pew and other Ct'SDIONS to order. COEDS. TASSELS. SPLIT BLINDS, Ac., on hand. LOUNGES made to order/ All orders thankfully received and promptly aPrnr^ed to. tV Old work repaired. may 11?tf


ocr: B^Y';rL->.HI 7G ^T"BM vr TS now^n full operation, and prerared for f much larger spring and summer trade ?H?n has ever heen done heretofore, heing at ?hi* time supplied with a choice and aeleot as sortment of? Bovs' ^o-5ks, Bavs' Jackets, Boys T^antg, j?ovg> Vest, ?8, ? rt*' drawers, w?vs, I ,B' Boys' Shoes, Bors Susrendem. In fact every article of hovs' wear, oom -?rising the most extensive and e'esrant aa *o?-lTr.ent of hoys' e!o*Mn*r erer offered in Washington. WALL VSTFPHENS, Penn. avenue, between 9th aodlOth st?.. *P 8 next to Iroa Hall.


ocr: DIPLOMA AWARDED TO p )NFECTIONARY, - . rPAIR. Having opened his for the season, he - 'n^lte lovers of a genuine . -.?i and examine for themselves at the and9th 8treetjj. near B ^amHiea supplied in all parts of


ocr: d?ily evening star. PUBU-H?D EVEEY 'FfEBNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) I Co D street, between 12th and 13th gtreets, BY JOSEPn B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at a week, payable weekly. To mail sub $:i.50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: NEW AND POPULAE MUSIC! RKCKIVED at Stationers' Hall, joining th* Irving Hotel, the following pieces and popular Music?viz: The Atlantic Return Schottische The Sallie Polka I'm going for a Soldier, Jennj I would I were a bird, deareat Fi, I. I, Quickstep Ben Bolt's Quickstep Believe me (the Trio from Attila) Atlantic Polka Ciiftnn Kedowa Astonishing Polka The ltoe (a beautiful Song) The Celeste Polka Mary's Wait* Son tag Polka Miller's Scrap Book?a collection of Kirs, for young people The Death of Warren


ocr: JERSEY who may wish to be supplied with prime Potatoes for winter use, in lots of five and can have their orders filled by leaving JNQ- B. KIBBEY & CO., No. 5, opposite Centre MarKeL N. B. 500 bushels expected daily,


ocr: TO THE AFFLICTED. graeffxel's german ctpri EAN JULAP. the safest, most speedy, and effect ual remedy ever discovered for the cure of Ghonor rbuea, Gleet, Stricture of the Urethra, ic. Price per bottle. Just received and for sale by S. R. SYLVESTER. Druggist and Apothecary, cor. 6th and H sreetts.


ocr: NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC! RECEIVED at Stationers' Hall, joining the Irving Hotel, the following pieces and popular Musie?ria: The Atlantic Return Schottische The Sal lie Polka I'm going for a Soldier, Jenny I would 1 were a bird, dearest Fi, I, I, Quickstep Ben Bolt's Quickstep Believe me (the Trio from Attila) Atlantic Polka Clifton lledowa Astonishing Polka The Roe (a beautiful Song) The Celeste Polka Mary's Walt* Sontag Polka Mailer's Scrap Book?a collection of aire, for young peopl# The Death of Wanes


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. THE AZTECS* J?- Thaw extraordinary little creatures, scarce high, are giving three entertainment* daily Iron Hall, to wit: from 10 to 12, 3 to 5. and T to 9. 25 cents, Children 12%. They are every night fey Madame Rosalie Durand, Signer An tonio Novellia, Mr. Goodall, and Le Petite Ole Bull. better entertainment cannot be well got up at any price. A lecture descriptive of the history and origin the AZTECS will be given every exhibition, jan 3?dlw


ocr: springing upon the negroe> be buried the weapon in his heart. The poacher sprang forward to prevent him but a like instru ment in the hands of Frahcis found its deadlj way into the side of the desperado, who fell weltering in his gore. "Now hare you learned what the despi sed boy dare do?" asked Morris, and con tinued, " If you hate not, you have only to stand in my way or attempt to arrest my progress, and you shall share the fate of your despicable toolsand taking the hand of his wife, he descended the stairs, followed by his father and Francis. \To be Concluded in our next."\ TASTINGS OF PUNCH. A Mine of Wealth.?The last intelligence from the mining districts informs us that there is no difficulty in finding quartz. Vie wish some enterprising individual would convert the quartz into wine bottles, which are, at present, little better than pints. The Susceptibilities of Foreigners.?All the clowns have been strictly prohibited making use in any of the pantomimes of the familiar exclamation of " somebody's coming," for fear it might be construed into an allusion to the probability of an in vasion of England by a celebrated person age with an imperial, on the other side of the channcl. Seasonable Comparison.?Speculations are like snap dragons. A cool hand may some time pick up a plum, where a hasty one but burns his fiugers. Rather too Nice.?A strict teetotaller of our acquaintance lately refused a most eli * gible match, on the ground that the young lady had such an amazing flow of animal spirits. Motto for a Vintner.?" Keep up your spirits." French Mastered.?An advertisement has long pretended to teach "French without a way of learning that language that could only have been mauaged by going to France, and pickiDg it up amongst the natives; but, under the Empire, to learn French without a Master will be quite im possible. Appropriate Term.?In looking over the "Money Market" of the last week we find


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. >lr. K. A. Marshall Sots Lesse*. Mr. A. W. Fi.N.xj Acting Jc Stvoe Manager. Mr. 11 li .ViATTESaN THEibUEi.il. n?? M mager h^s the h mor of announcing t'ie en gag m nt, f r s x niy/.ts only,? f dr. a OLAJtii, ?ud hi8 ceieorated iri>ia?d h ?r*e Jioscius, Uiiii r th?? 111 tuage-ne-it or* Mr \V. J. S.dll'tl, t'ae original PU I'N ?M. TI1IS EVb>i.\u, APllIL 7, Will be presented t^>e thrilling patriotic Dram*, three act-, cadei PUTNAM. General Putnam M*. W. J. smj General Wellington A. W.leauo. Previous to tfce Drjmi wili hi performed the THE Sl CKhT.


ocr: I.Vh.V XG M AR. (p-witicfcof ifce **D ilj availing dear," ,, eci, souti* of i ei 11 Aveuae. Weekijr l'?ientl*r. If Itijs lt:ijtU 1J hturt u,,U /? i nlet AP y ;'ue*iny H .lue-<ii*y .... hur-i-y i vi?y ? ?ul;ir uy teg* lunrj Un SiUi.ks having been,up. juu-u Ao4*"' ^'r Evening Slur tor that ?iyl tiiec tv -emWiudug the N.tVy Yard 1[, ii . l, wiil call ?:i nti-l so'icit subscrip tlose district J. He is also au h r |i os i" : ,| ti? c?n? ct a 4 Jimieys due f r the paper -ai?l rout's. Lima! AfT*?tr?.


ocr: OPERA B JOTS, CONGKEiS GAITE&S, ?c UKCKIYED fiotn the manufactory of \V. Whitney. Newark, Nevv Jersey, (foiuicily of this ? 1 cas** of Op< ra Boots 1 case Congress (Jait^rs 1 cm84: L'uio i Sho.-s. a new article; and One case o. f.rd Sh-.^s Also, 1 ?'a-e?'f hys congress flaiters and Urion shie.-. For sa e bv JOHN MILLS, Fashionable B-ot Maker, Brown's Hotel, n 15?


ocr: L^DIEb' D^iEeb ittlMcjitOS -Terr t?:ri t\ om hai d hi d mad--1-??rder a* Vr*. 1/iWES ritnmine onuu ach-ry, Peon avenue, a det imnmm Mkd Itftb ittoMI


ocr: i KEW8 7&0H FBAKCE.-Cj r|MIE SUBSCRIBER has just noeived another lot 1 those beautiful Paris l umpa. Also, a fr?th suj. | pi)' of superior French Walking Shoes Tog*th? r with a large assortment of Opera Bocta. GlazM hhi#? . Congress Gaiters, Ac, wl ich are calculated to ples^e the most fastidious. Call at the Fashionable Boot anc Shoe store of JOHN MII.L8 i feb 2-t? under Bn>wds'Hotel


ocr: ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL C. CUOATE HAS LATKLY DISCOV . ERKD an ail-healing SALVE, which will cure Corns, Bunnionn. Wart?. Ac., A<\ Tbe remedy is safe and sure. No cauterizing substance is used. Residence 4% street, one house north of Penn?vl vania avenue. 21


ocr: Ov-LATEST KEWS FE0M FEAKC2.-C" SUBSCRIBER has jnst received another lot thoce beautifol Paris Humps. Also, t fr^h sn^ of sup?*rior French Walking Sbce* To-.'-th. r a larg'' *s.rortment of Opera Boot?. CHx'ted S o? b. Gaiters. Ac , w?.ich are calculated to [ the most fastidious. Call at the Faahic ?Mc I'< rrt Shoe store of JOHN I I; L.w feb 25? under Brow, j, i.t teL


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. Mr.E. A. Marshall Sole Lessee. Mr. A. W. Fsxso Acting & Stage Manager. Mr. H. B. Treasurer. Last Right of tlie Season. A BUMPER AT PARTING. THIS EVENING, APRIL 16, be presented the beautiful bieek Equestrian Drnma, iti 3 acts, called THE RENEGADE'S WAR-HORSE; Or, the Siege, of Corinth. (the Reaegade) 'A\i Jcnu0, Fr&nwsca Mrs- Gladstone. Boys of the Bowery, by Mr. J. Seymour. To conclude with the Equestrian DVama cf KIT CARSON. Kit Carson, (hero of the prairie) Mr. W. J. Smith. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To E. A. MARSHALL, Esq., Lessee and Manager, On MONDAY EVENING, April 18,18S3: which occasion, in addition to the voluntary aid of the National Company, he will be assisted by eminent artists from the Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia, all of whom will appear in Sheridan's admirable comedy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, C ist in the following powerful manner: Sir Peter Teazle Mr. Ricliings. Sir Oliver Surface Cunningham. Jo<enti Surf.tce Foster. Surf.;C3 Fenno. Crabtree ? Jordan. Sir Beuj. Hlackbite Wbeatleigh. McKeon. Moses De Walden. Trip Vining. Snake Terry. Careless, (with a song) Day. Joseph's servant Francis. Soeerfield's servant Haymer. Lady Teazle Mrs. Dutfield. Cunningham. Lady Sneerwell Frauce. Candor Gladstone. Maid Terry. Favorite Dance, by Miss Annie Walters. The performance tf> conclude with the admirable Farce, entitled A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Archibald Highflyer Mr. lliehings. Sir Mark Chase Cunningham. Shelborne Day. Fixture Jordan. Game Keepers Ilavmer and Francis. Maria Darlington, (with songs) Mi<s Richings. Seiborne Mrs. Cunningham. Fixture France. ap 16?2t JOSEPH T. K. PLANT leave to cull tne attention of Housekeepers


ocr: STEPHEN EDDY, Dealer In FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, k SILVER-WARE 43-SOLE AGEST.-ii For the sale of PAINE'S celebrated PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES. JVo. 100 Pennsylvania. Arcnuc, rvrrVt ttdc. 41'j and 6th street*. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. Fine watches carefully repaired. W. W. HULLING8WORT1I, Wfcfc* Ma**


ocr: CONGRESS. Senate. Several petitions and memorial were pre sented and referred. The Senate agreed to adjourn over until The private calendar taken up and sever al bills were passed. House of Representatives. Mr. Stanly asked consent to move to the consideration of Senate bill, to abolish the practice of holding to bail on mesne prosess in this District; which was objected to. The House then went into committee of the whole, on the Private Calendar?and passed several bills. ?*?? Mrs. Mowatt's Benefit. This evening at the National Theatre is the benefit and the last appearance of Mrs. This distinguished actress (says this morning's Republic,) has piayed here a successful engagement in a round of char acters in which she has " won golden opin ions from all sorts of people." It is no bad sign of her merits that she is as popular the pit as the boxes, and fills both with an admiring audience. She plays to-night iu her own drama of Armand, a play which been performed many successive nights great applause both in this country in England. It is but seldom that we see a character in a play well personated by its author. Fanny Kemble wrote two or three plays, but we do not remember that she distinguished herself in any one of them. Ivnowles played Master Walter in his Hunch though with very indifferent success. It really seemed as if he did not well con ceive the part. Mrs. Mowatt has been equally successful in her plays and in the of them. It is not conceding too much to Mrs. in view of all her stage accomplish to place her at the head of her pro fession. There is no actress now on our boards who rivals her in beauty of elocu tion, in entire fidelity to her text, in ease of action, and in the general grace and at tractiveness of her personations. When we add to this that her private life and charac blend all the elements of interest which dis tinguishes her as an artist, we trust that her fair countrywomen will lend their all-po tent influence to give Mrs. Mowatt such a reception this evening as she deserves to


ocr: j i that Spring had signed a paper, exone rating his son from guilt in the murder Lynch and Mrs. Shaw; and that he had no knowledge of that The monk Leahey. convicted of in Wisconsin, has bien sentenced to Penitentiary for life. The weekly line of U. S. mail to California is discontinued. They sail only on the 5th and 20th of It has been officially announced the Fair at the New Yovk Crystal will open on the loth of July. MARRIED, Tn thi* citv. on the 7th inst.. bv the Rev Dr. Sparrow. WILLIAM J. PllOWN. of York, to AN ME L., daughter of James MeCulloh.


ocr: 7?h Wn?*d.?Please announce WM. H. BANBERGER as a candidate for the Board Common Council at the ensuing June election, and oblige many m 16 VOTERS. Announce Mr. JOHN p GIT.L as a candi date for tb<? Board of Common Council for Seventh TVard, and oblige hi3 FRIENDS. For Alderman?DEARBORN JOHNSON. For Common C^c/xci'.?WM R RILEY". SAMUEL PUMPHREY, 5 YORKE AtLEE


ocr: EXCURSIONS. EXCURSION AM) PIC NIC. members of the I'lS'lTKD 4'S.I |? respectfully inform their friends and t! ?> public generally that they will give a pp At the White House, on TUESDAY. Juu? 2Sth. They have chartered this pleasant plac? at a heavy e.\|>ense for the purpose of giving there tlie first Pie Nic of the reason. Th.? steamer GEORGE WASUINGTOX will leave the steamboat wharf at the foot of 11th strict at tii o'clock; Navy Yard at 7: and Alexandr a at K o'clock, and then proceed down to ti.v HOUSE, a distance of 23 miles. The will leave nothing undone to give sa'i? faetion to those^vho may favor them with their company. ' Professor Prospti's Cornet Cotillon Band has been engaged for the occasion. The party will return at a seasonable hour Tickets (admitting a gentleman and twy ladies) ?2. to be had of the members. MANAGERS. Snow den W. Robinson. James Martin. T. Follansbce, James Lowe, F. Suiallwood. J. V. Bryan. Coleman. J. F. Jores, J. T. Goldsmith, H. S:?ge. 11. F. Sage. * G. T. Follansbe^, T. Clarke, J. Bulger. M. Marceron. * je 21-td


ocr: Light K'd Gloves, Black Nett Mi"?, Ac. (rff ftff ^?7" ^ajou 8 light colored Kid rftMJj 10 do. white do. Bla^k Nett Mitt* 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread every quality. Call and fee " * WM. R. RILEY, corner Stfc street, eppcrite the Market h*} 5? Ik


ocr: WIKE8 RECEIVED.?50basket*Heidsick.im ported by Rcnauld ? Franco it*, ner bas S1U . r boxes Rue'lcrbeimcr, from C. Ma- er A Mainz. ' 44 Hockheinaer, (j0 44 Haut Larsac. F. C. A \T aERECKr, v Importer! of M ines and Liquors 0?Penn. av.. bet. 4* and fith ?t. m


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. An English paper thinks it the of tee-totallers to get the duty off tea total ly JpQ?" The scholar who "fell into a reverie' last week, was immediately taken out, it is said will recover. Understand what you are about, and write so you can be ?the easier, the better. Some queer fellow has defined love as "a prodigal desire on the part of a inan to pay some young woman's board." jyg^The individual who broke the ice his first stump speech, was drowned in ap plause. A wise man values himself upon score of virture, and not of opinion; thinks himself neither better nor worse what others say of him. The story of a man who had a 80 large that he could not blow it the use of gunpowder, has turned out to a hoax. Bo?" "Did you ever see a wooden image walk?" said one joker to another. was the answer, "but 1 have seen a walk." The strife with evil never ceases. We are afloat in a leaky ship, and must pumping to keep from going down. lady said to her beau, after long years courtship, "Charles, I am out of town to-morrow." "Where?" "I don't know." "When are you coming back ?" "Never." "What are you going for ?" "I am going to look for something which you have not, never had, and yet can give me without any loss to yourself." "You are very welcome to it, I am sure, but what is it ?" "A husband!" "Why, you might have had that years ago, if you had only said the word; but I was afraid to begin."


ocr: >'OT ? Washixotoy Ltoht Ixfan tky.?An adiourne I me?4in^r?f the corps bo behi on MONPAY EVENING at<? o'elnrfe. 11 B F. BEERS.


ocr: AUCTION SALES. Jhy N & FCOaT, .AtcMoiieers. SIXF/S PALE OF VALfJELE '<PROVhDPROPERTY IN THE LIBERTIES.?By virtue ef a deed trnst, duly recorded, the subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction. on the premises. the 12tb June. at f> o'clock, p tu.. all his right nod title under -aid deed in to that valuable part of Lot No 2. Square 527. with the Improvement?, which .".re a good BRICK Li CLDING and OCT and situated at the corner r4 4th 1 streets, containing 4.988 square feet. Terms easy ?ud made known at sale Con- veyancfrijr at eo?t of purchaser, and reserved by trustee !o resell at expense of de faulting purchaser, if terras are rot with in three d*\vs from day of sale. JOHN CARROLL BRENT. Trustee. GREEN A SCOTT. Auctioneer*, may 2"?eootAdts


ocr: j FIM-: WATCHE*. RICH JEWELRY Pure Silverware, Fare, Card Casrs, &c. M W. G ALT * P>P.OTHER will open to-d-tv a magnificent assortment of su perior GOT D WATCHES. Rich .TTW | i JJiV. Fire FANS, CARD CASES, POKTE i MONNAIES, Ac. Also, just finished a varied nscor'rren* of nil the more modern styles of r ere SILYFL WAP ! embracing every arGe'e of i:se and ornament, of 'heir own manufacture, warranted rure. Always or. hand a latere assortment of goods : suitable for Welding G'f's. M. w. GAIT a bpotbfr, Si^n of the Golden Farle. Penn avenue.


ocr: ? W ti?hfB{(cn mid A!rxun?'riti Cent* HIE fine. fast. and commodious steamer I'NION leaves at tbo .owing hours : Leave Alexandria at 7, 9, 13, 1J, 3. 41, o'clock. Leave Washington at 8, 10,12. 2h 4. 5i. o'clock. This Boat has superior accommodations eonvcyai.ce of vehicles of ?1! kinds without trouble or difficulty of taking out the* Coaches for the conveyance of passenger* with the Boa? at each end of the line. may 2 P. POLI.INS. Captain.


ocr: MABBIED, On tho Oth in*t.. by the Rev. Mr. Me Mr. SAM. SIMMONS, of this citv, to C. MURPHY, of Boston. ' On the 6th irat., at the house of William D. Esq., by the Rev. D. X. .Tun I). J\. Mr. JOHN SMITH to Miss MAR BATCHIN. all of this citv. DIED. On the 11th inst., at the residence of father, Geo. Gillis, esq., in Louisville. Ivv., Midshipman WALTER V. GILLIS, U. N. Yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, after short illness from croup, WILLTAM F. RATES, in his Cth year, only son of William and


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By E. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer. (Sof/th xidr of Prtm. a t\, 10rA xtrcf \ SUPERIOR MILCH COWS A\;> ONE BLOODFD PULL AT AUCTION' - On SATURDAY MORNING. June 18th. at ? o'clock, at the Centre Market, corner of f?J: street, I shall sell the entire dairy stock of II. A. Willard, esq., consisting of fifteen ver* choice cows, and one blooded bull, telectc.1 with great Care. expressly for private use. Thej will be sold without reserve, as ?iv Willard is about c'osing his hotel for the pur pose of making alterations and repairs, and has no immediate use for the same. Farmers, and others desirous of securirg superior stock, will do vrcll to attend the abo\e sale. Terms: S2.r?, cash; over $25. thirty md sixty days for notes satisfactorily endorsed, interest. june 13-d


ocr: Patent Sperm Candles, Winter Oil, &c. ibis day from New York? 75 bwxes 1'ateut SPERM CANDLES 50 boxes Plain do 117 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES 500 gals. Winter-Bleached OIL 750 gals. do WHALE OIL And in Store? 250 bus. Prime Mercer POTATOES, for Rale low. For Sale by OEO. & TIIOS, PARKER & CO., ap 2&?6t opposite Brown's Hotel.


ocr: SOMETHING HEW. RECEIVED? One case of Madame Sontag Button Gaiteri Ladies Also, L*dles' Half Gaiters And for sale by HARRIS A GBIFFTN". ?bnn. amine, bet. 3th an I 10th dec 16 next dour to W. Harpfct *1


ocr: L:?hf TC d (rlo '^s. Black Nett Hit^s. ^c. i'r sir '0 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid ' ! do. white do. 1' 1 1"? doz. 1'laek Nett Mitts ^100 " Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every quality. Call and sec ' ' WM. R. RILEY, corr.cr 8th street, opposite the Market. / A A 6?1 in


ocr: DAILY E V ENING ST A R. POLISHED EYEHY AFTEENOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at cents a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3.50 a year ; for six months.


ocr: MECHANICS' BANE, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank ing Business. f?ffiee under the Union Hot*', cor ner Bridge and Washinctou streets. Georgetown, w^ere its notes will be redeen>ed in specie. F.' W. COSCll, Cashier. 1So2,


ocr: travelling case to be taken into a room at the inn. "Do you stop here, sir ?" asked the coach man. "Yes, for the present. I have a little business to do here as well as at Mount rath." The gentleman having given the usual gratuity to the guard and coachman, and also a slip of paper to Dempsey, he directed him to give the host at Moun trath, passed into the inn; the coach drove on, and I never saw him again. Dempsey having pocketed the shilling,, looked at the paper with some curiosity, which, to say the truth, we all shared. "There's no harm in reading it, as it is open," said the Captain, taking it f Dempsey. They were a few lines, written in pencil, on the leaf of a pocket-boook, and the Cap-*, tain read them out?I remember them this day: ? "This is to certify that Tom Reilly put nothing into the teapot this morning except hot water and sloe leaves, and that the other ingredients, the spoons, were added by me, for the purpose of giving the com position some strength. I further that the aforesaid spoons are capital for making a "stir." "Given under my hand, Elkanah Smithebs, jr." You may be sure we all enjoyed this fin ish to the joke, and Dempsey forwarded the paper by the down coach, that poor lteilly's character might be cleared with the least possible delay. Tom was fully reinstated in the* confidence of his employ ers; but the landlady had got such a fright that she determined her silver spoons should never again be placed at the mercy of any traveller. Accordingly, she trans ferred them to the private part of the es tablishment, substituting for them in the public room a set of very neat pewter ar ticles?there was no German silver, or alba ta, or such things in those days?which, when cleaned, looked nearly as well as sil ver. Many a time I stirred my tea at breakfast with one of them, and thought of "Elkanah Smithers, jr." ??? Bigotry.?Phillips, the Irish orator, in one of his speeches, given a most vivid person ification of Bigotry. It is as follows: "Bigotry has no head, and cannot think ; she has no heart, and cannot feel; when she moves, it is in wrath ; when she pauses it is amid ruin ; her prayers are curses; her communion is death; her vengeance


ocr: c DAILY EVENING STAB. , In TIbo VcntM. Mr. B , a distinguished advocate fttti>ttrey-general of afar "down east" rras sitting with bis hat over his eyes, his chin on his breast, bolstered up on ?ide with chairs and table, and sleeping as . jmfortably as "the indomitable spirit j^in" would allow, in the court house at I , when "the court" entered and his seat on the bench. Observing the situa t jn of Mr. B , which had not - i the entrance of the court, the looked at the sheriff, who seemed to under ' ?aud that it was his duty to get the iato "condition." "Mr. B , the court is in.' I won't give the reply. Suffice it to say, 5ie sheriff had a decided objection to ) the murky and sulphurous place to which be was consigned. "Mr. B ," said the judge, "we have served,with profound regret, your conduct driug the last week; and this morning we "nd you in no better condition to take up T our cases than before. We are disposed to >?ar with you no longer. You disgrace mrself and your family, 4 the court,' and ?e profession, by your conduct." This reproof elicited the following collo ?y - "Did you-r honor speak to me ?" "1 did, sir!" "What re-mark di-hid you make ?" "1 said, sir, that in my opinion, you dis grace yourself and family, the court, and t e profession, by your course of con ; :ct." ".May i-i-it please your honor, I have been toraey in-in-in this c-court for fifteen ars; and^permit me to say, your honor, : .at that is the first cor-rect opinion I ever


ocr: OFWjrnrr'L useful. FANCY CUT PAPFRS for fram? an<j fire-grates, for sale at WIMFR'S, are at tracting purchasers from all quartera of the District. If you want a choice of colors and patterns, come e*r!v on the receipt of every new supply, fy Sixth atseet, 1 square Pennsylvania avenue. [News] jq^o 2


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ocr: WOOD ASD COAL. celebrated Datiphin coal, and a full pun'.v 0 osk, pine, aDd hickory wo-tj. For sale U W STOM! <fec90~4t <*oai<?tnIiC*7th rlbiait*


ocr: BOOTS! BOOTS!! RECEIVED, rn-m C. Denknrt, adolpbia? Ore fin* Dress Bocts One case Walking Boots Oae case Button G .iters, e'oth tops One eas? do do kfcl tops and no* fjc sale. Call an l see thrm lb- Str-Tr, Of J 'U >t MILt<S, W?U? Wtd*


ocr: BROOMS, HATS, PAILS, tc. %* ortr>ralof Broom*. Ma^ Pail*, Buckets, Bail B Xes, Mmket and Clothe8 brmhe*, Tub*, *e^ery, kc. Received, and for sale by ' J. T. RADCLIFF, Odd FeUowhMlall, feb 18 co3tif


ocr: RECEIVED,dirre from the importer, 100 p? ir? if rem U Walking ?kh g a* d) SO <lu do Xoi et rs, a bwduliful :X> do Par s Puui> e, for the Di?*iug i*uvn Aid no* fat aufe &t Um H<>ot Sn>? &*?' llftei. J>


ocr: evening star. 00. Office 0) the ?? Duly Evaning Star!" 6th itreet south of Fexui. avenue. Weekly Calendar. ff Days length 10 hours and 46 mi Antes. f EBRCART. 5' e. ' Sunday V ? 1 Mond -y Tuesday UVdnesday I hur-day ? 1* Friday 8L'X. RlafcS. 6.16 6.44 6.4'. 6 4J 6 4) 6.:i9 StTi. 5.15 6.15 5.17 5.18 5.20 6.21 V Saturday. 6 38 5.22 mooswszs. 11 06 morn. 0.04 1 03 2 02 3.01 3.57 Mr. William Tucksr, with such at iJsiance as he may employ, it authorized to re <tire subscribers and adverlisementt for the ??Dail'J E ening Star." gf ftrsons wishing to tt served with tht " Eyex jsg Star" v) 11 leave their names and address at James ?<U/i M ward, Bishop's periodical s'o>e adjoining ffUlurSs, A. Tate's near IIth street, J. Mills's Brown's Janus Wimer't (kh street, or at Joe Shiltington's Odtm Building. Also, A. Lamnvmd's 1th street. Advert somen's can be I'ft at the above places. Local Affairs. Disgrac ful Fight.?About ten o'clock last night a tight occurred nea?* the corner of 4tb and K streets, in which one person was severely beaten. We were unable to ob tain the names of the belligerent parties. So arrests were made. If the Watch were 5?rorig enough to send detachments to every portion of the City at the same time, few of these disgraceful affairs would go un punished. It is impossible for two men to watch all sides of eight squares at the same time. Criminal Court.?The late discovery of the stolen goods at the ''Round Tops," and the arrests made inconsequence, have given the court a considerable amount of work to do. Yesterday Verlinda Penny was and convicted of stealing a coat. She was tried for stealing various articles to G. T. Massey and acquited. Robert Andree was also tried for Mr. Massey's goods and convicted. Watch Returns.?Jas. DunSap (colored) was taken from the Theatre last night threatening to pitch a girl from the iuto the Parquette. This morning he a find and costs and was dischaged. / Wm. McGormick (white) drunk and dis orderly ; sent to the work house for day*.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED! Europe, via New York, one ca*e of very Superior French Accordeons. with 8, 10. 12, 8j. Ifti, 12?, and 14? keys. Also, a small lot of Flutinas. Yiolin. Guitar. Yiolon cello. and Yiola strings. Flutes, Fifes. Ban jos. Tambourines. Violins, Guitars, ?fcc., <fcc.. which will be sold at plcasin? raftes. GEO. IIILBl'S'S Music Depot, Pcnn avcuun. bet 10th and lltb st?


ocr: Li^ht Kid Gloves, Black Nett &c rW doz. Bajou 8 lisrht colored Kid Gloves 'Vfi 10 do. white do. 15 d?z- Black Xet4 Mitts 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every quality. Call &nd WM B RTLEY, corner 8th street, oppoeiU the Market may 5?in:


ocr: PB0FES3I0NAL CARD. IIUN lER, Member of the 11 yal Col leg* Surgeon*, Lund aud l#te 1'ujdl in (Jotpitul or i oo*uuipti >n, Londou, has arrire>l i i iVa'diing t<>n, Hii'I may be cotifuliwl lor a hmir d number weeks in Con*umpti'?. As hm i, Br>n?-lutia, Ihmat ittd Aff:cions ?f the lienrt. at his room*, Pennsylvania avenue, iinjiidiate y opposite u?:i. Toe treatment pu-su d, in ad Ution to the a administr tiou ? f remedies by the stonu.ch, is tha*. inh ding a m dic -t-d va^ou ? ei her fotu a instrument or b> fil ing a cham ber in the patient'.* house. or by the employment of both t-^o^e lueuns. as the. i cu'.nstxiic 8 of the ca--e may require. The pe<*u i??r alvaiti)^4 ? f inhalmiuu in dis.'is??s -f the Lunxs, Ac.. are. ih t tr?e rem ;dy is app ivd di redly to ih'j membrane ili^W"d ? trial it does m t in terfere with exerci-e ??r ih*ordiuary burials of p tierit; that lie mnst f je.ble inva id niny u.-? it with out an unpleasant symptom; a? <1 lastly ai d princi pally, that it has beeu atteuded by the most encour aging srer -.-s. Dr. HUN I'hR is assisted by Dm. WELLESLEY HAW LINGS. II fr m 9 ??. m. to 9 n t". *p 2?tf


ocr: Serenth Ward.?A meeting of all thoso opposed to party organization and in favor of nominating candidates without regard to po litical distinctions, will be held at the District School House on TUESDAY EVENING next, the 31st instant, at. 8 o'clock. 27-U


ocr: Light Rid Gloves. Black Nett Mitts. &c at 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid blo\ .Iifrffln io do. white do. ijJV'lu 15 Black Nett Mitts 100 ?' Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every quality. Call and see WM R RILEY, corner 8th street, opposite the Market, ti?In:


ocr: COLT'S REVOLVING PISTOLS, Ac. LARGE and complete assortment of and Allen's REVOLVERS of all qualities just opened and for sale bv JNO. W. BADEN. South sido Penn avenue, ?car 6th st,


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF'SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at a week, payable weekly. To mail sub $3.50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: J"U.CT RFCEI^ ED.?oO baskets TT< idsiek. jm ? I rortcd by Renauld & Fnmcoise. per bas ket 4. 25 boxes Pre lerbeixner. from C. Mavcr A Co Main*. ' 25 " lioekVetrrer, do. '?0 " n.tt:' Earsrc. F. C. * W. GERFCKE, Tmpert^rg 0f Wines and Liquors. Pern av. br t \ \ aTK| r.t], ?t?. rr


ocr: Sunerior Jet Black Ink. X draft bv the quart or gallon.?Those have triel T Vttfkdeivs Isomlon biL- i n bot tles are invited with the public in general, I try March's Jrt Black Tvfc. superior to any , thing of the kind for sale here, and sold 1 quantities to suit, from a half pint to a Come, dip your pen in, and try it before buv it. For sale at WIMER'S Stationery and Fancy F^ore, m T i 3t !'"?th st.. one from Pa av


ocr: L'^ht K'd Gloves, EHck "Nett Mi^s. &c. vp .rf. 20 do7.. Baiou's light colored Ivid |.l|fBm| 10 do. white do. , : 15 doz. Black Nett Nlitts 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread every quality. Call and see WM. R. KTLEY, corner 8th street, opposite the Market, xaay 6?}ed


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EYEKY AFTESNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, LV JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at cents a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scriber* ?.'J.50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: COLT'* REVOLVING PISTOL*, &c. \RGE and complete assortment of and Allen's REVOLVERS of all qualities just opened and for s.alc by H JNO. W. BADEN. South side Pecn. avenue, near 6th at.


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