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FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF TERRECoNNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17
A GRABBED OLD FELLOW on rHr R,sr,

A GRABBED OLD FELLOW on TIE RISING
GsNzRArIoN.-An old gentleman, q citisen Of
Washington, with little of the milk of human
kindness in his composition, writes rs the fol-
lowing as a portion Of his experience on late
trip to the North, Wis:
"a peculiarly genteel species of loafing and
sponging is becoming quite common in some
parts Of this great country and merits notice.
The residents of city or village attend every
morning, or about lunch hour, at the reading
room Of the hotels and appropriate to them,
selves the file Of the city papers to the exclu.
sion Of the guests OF the house. 1t is also be.
coming fashionable for young squads, also res
idents, to obtrude int the parlers Of hotels TO
talk to each other about themselves to the an.
noyancs Of tie guests Of the house. Resident
citizens should subscribe for the local papers
they wish to read, and not elbow visiting
strangers from the files paid for by hotel pro
prietors for the nee Of guests. We are pleased
to notice that the practice of residents drink.
ing at the bar at Lunch time Is nearly out Of
fashion. Eating is the chief indulgence, and
economy as we'll as temperance is promoted by
this practice, as lunch by itself costs nothing.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GsoRar4ow. Anril IA 1855

GEoRaRfows, April l6, 1855
We hear quite q multitude of complaints
among our citizens against the largely in
creased valuation which has been assessed
upon some Of the real and personal property
in our city BY the late assessors. In many in
stances, We presume, these complaints arc
groundless; while in Others We have reason
for believing, the parties have good right to
complain. We suppose, however that in the
end 1t will be about as broad a. it is long
The higher assessment value, the lower the
rate of taxation, If the affairs Of the Corpora.
ton are judioiously and economically man.
aged. We would remind all who may feel
themselves aggrieved that court Of appeals
has been appointed for the adjustment Of all
difficulties Of the kind.
Two Sabbaths in succession party of out.
laws residing near the foot of Jefferson street,
not having the fear of God before them, and
against the peace and quiet Of the city and
all law human and divine, and to the great
annoyance Of the good good citizens living in
tho neighborhood, have disgraced their spe-
cies by engaging in number Of fights Of the
bull dog character. Whore were the police
We forgot there are but two, and its impossl-
BILE for them to guard every part of the town
at the same time.
A dog, supposed to be mad. was killed. on
Saturday last, near the wood yard of Thomas
Orme. We are ashamed to confess that, al.
though one of the police was notified by Mr..
Orme early Saturday afternoon to remove tho
animal, it was still lying this morning where
killed-on the footway Of a public street, and
near the door of Mr.. O.'s Office In the name
of humanity, We protest against it being
thrown into the creek or canal basin, where
most that were killed last summer were de-.
posted.
We are pleased to learn that the subject of
public schools is beginning to attract some at
tention among members Of our City Councils,
and that an effort will soon be made to give us
q system something similar to that now in
operation in your city. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

.... Governor Joseph johnson, of virginis
and Mrs Limp, widow Of the late DR.. Linn. of
Missouri, are at Browns Ho,el.
.... Rev. C. H. Mclaughlin, of the W.st.rn
Virginia Conference, NJ. E. Church, died Of
pneumonia on the Sd inst.
....Dr. Brownson, the distinguished Catho.
lie publicist, was announced in the New Or.
leans papers to deliver a lecture on the sub-
Ject OF Z" The Mission Of the United States, -
on Thursday last, while Rev. w. Fl. MiIburn.
Chaplain to the late q. s. House of Represen.
.aaSes, was to deliver one the night before, in
Iae same city, taking for his thsns Young
80. Professor Charles C. Jswstt has been
erected Professor Of Philosophy in CoIum bia
college, District Of columbis.
80. Hon. Vim. B. Clarke. forms,,x . s.,..
tor from Washington county, MARYLAND IN ,be
Legisl AZURE Of that State, died in Balt;mors an
Saturday. he was the Whie candids,. fo.
Governor against Mr.. Lowe. i''
80. Professor Gauss, q savant u,.,
spected in Germany, died few d.v, .,o .,
Gottingen. Since 1928 he never, for a IN -
night, slept from under the roof of the ohss,s
ystory Of Gottingen. When found, be VA.
seated in his arm chair, both hands resting On
his knees, his feet stretched out, and his head
with its flowing locks of silvsry hair, sunk on
his breast.
80. Capt. Pope, according to the Indianola
Term Bulletin was to leave that place on
the Sd instant, for the further exploration of
the Mississippi and Pacific railroad, and the
examination Of the practic ability of obtaining
water on the plains. The ena:s party will
consist Of some two hundred persons, who viii
be absent from home for one year at least,
probably longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17
Untte6
- states Patent Once,
Washington, April 10, 1856.

.SSD o"Ces
Washington, April 10, 1855.
.nN the petition Of GEORGE PAes, Of Wsshiuatop
~ d. c. praying for the extension Of q patent
granted to him on the 18th day of July, ISL, for
An improvement In portable circular saw mills -
for seven years from the expiration of said patent
which takes place the 18th day Of July eighteen
hundred and nfty-dve:
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent Once on Monday, the I'd day Of July.
ieso, at IL o'clock m; and all persons are notified
70 appear and show cause, IL any they have, WHY
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the eytens!ua are required Z,
ne the Patent Once their objections specially set
forth In wrLg at least twenty days he fore the day
OF nearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mir-SSa IN accordance with the rules Of the ofice
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the csse will be closed on the
ed day Of Jure; dispositions and other papers 70
lied on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or
before the morning Of that day; the arguments, II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelhgencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, d. c.; Argus, Baltimore, Md Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pa: Scientific American, New York
once week for three successive weeks previous ts
the ~ day OF July next, the day of hearing.
8. T sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please COP,
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per containing this notice. apr l7-T3w
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Y The New Orleans Picayuns, April 18th,
says:-We have been favored with q commu
nicstion from the State Comptroller of Texas,
to gentleman Of this city, from which We
learn that he has received information of SOW
erel counterfeit Certificates of the first class
debt of the late Republic, being in circulat;on
in New York. 1t is believed that simila,
counterfeits are in circulation in this oitv.
and in other places Persons should therefoys
be cautious in dealing in such securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

DBy slaw recently passed in Michigan .
married woman may receive, buy, sell, devise,
mortgage, DO her real and personal property
without the consent of her husband; and also,
sue and be sued without joining the husband
in the suit in either case.
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THE STAR IN BALTIMoRH.-Mr. JOHN
L. CONNOLLY is the agent for the Star in
Baltimore, and will serve any one wish.
ing it every afternoon. Persons sub
scribing will bear in mind that he alone
can collect the subscription money.
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WAsurNerov Anil, 7,h ne,

WAsHINeroK, April 18th, 1855
A StneIe appeared in the Star public alton seem
- ing 10 De an object TO set the public mind
tne Conference sitting in this city, in conse-
Ierent denominations. Now, there was no neces-
g iof TINS, as the one sitting is denominsted the
nInean Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Wesley
connection and so published In the American Or
gan WINE the one In that publication, that takes
pace IN Baltimore on the 18th instant, lie denomi
na.ed tne Methodist Episcopal Church simply. The
diuerence leave the public to Judge.
ap 17-lt. RICHASn npoous -
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ODD-FsLLows COLLEGE, Tho Grand Lodos
Of Odd Fellows, of Virginia, has adopted the
Martha Washington Female College at Abing.
don, and will take measures to insure its com.
pletion. Ills contemplated to make such AZ.
rangemsnts as will insure to the indigen,
daughters of every deceased Odd. Fellow the
benefit of q good education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

HE Government ABDALs.-The reader
VIII md on our first page a synoptiesl desorip-
tion Of all the medals 60 far struck for tn.
Oni'ea states Government. 1t is a table Of
great interest and value, indeed. We publish
IL on the outside owing to the want Of space in
the news columns Of the inside.
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in by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.

JOB PRINTING.-The public are in
formed that we Are now prepared to exc
cute job printing In all its varieties, from
cards, ball tickets, &C., to (show billy
posters and book work, IS well and as
low as at any other Office in Washington,
and with equal dispatch. Give US . call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

IAN exchange says: Dignifed members
OF the Massachusetts, House Of Representatives
amuse themselves during the session by knock.
ing OF each others hats, and tickling each 9th.
ers ears With small rolls of paper. tits expect.
ling match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

NE" ORLEANS RAcEs.-In the great four
mile race which came of on the 18th instant
lexington beat LecOmpte in one heat; time,
1;zzt. LscOnpts barely escaped being dis.
taneed' Lecoupte was then withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

1The number Of deaths in New York,
last week was four hundred and. twsnty.nins,
showing an increase Of thirty. eight on the
mortality Of the week previous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

The SUSPENSION BRIDGB.-We learn that
six thousand four hundred and ffty-one pas.
sengers crossed the Great Suspension Bridge.
at Niagara Falls, the last four days precedin o
Saturday last This is an evidence. And
strong one, OF the confidence the public have
in that route for the West, and of its fast in
creasing popularity Couy. Friday -.
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NEW MILLINERY.

M iss THOMPSON has Just received another
Ml invoice of those fashionable zane and ~
SIX HATS, from New York. Those ladies - I'll
VINO iailed to supply themselves at our last ~
opening are now offered another opportunity. and
wouio 90 well to call early and have the first eslec
uons, as we are selling them Off rapidly.
orders solicited and promptly executed.
HUTCHINSON q MUNRO.
$40 PennsyIvania avenue.
ap l6-d2w Intel eo6t)
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INTEREST
~ ed in the Annual Assessment of taxable
property in the city of Washington for the wear
1893 are hereby informed that the Board of Anneaj
Will be In session in the Assessors Room. In the
City Dali, on WEDNESDAY, the / ith, from a m
% 8 m, and will continue in session from day TO
Gay (Suhdays excepted) during he same hours for
the purpose of hearing and deciding nm IN ali
until the 18th instant, inclusive. appears
TT. HARNESS,
m, n ,,o., Secretary ofthe Board of Appeal.
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A COSTLY BUILDIsG.-The new city hall
talked OF in New York will only cost $1,000,
600, If built, a proposed, of marble from Leo
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

IDog poisoning Is praeticed to such An
extent in Newark, N j., that one hundred and
nfty animals have been poisoned In a month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

ITO PEHSONS OF both SEXES
i WANTING EMPLOYMENT.-Yopns men,
waiting for appointments under the general govera-
ment other parties cut Of business, will be taught
i've difiereut ways Of making good living, OF may
realize fortune in an easy and genteel manner,
Dr. IppaaIfrni R pSsf psG, sneIos,n, one ooaar J"
~, stating ~eo~s, age, capacity, and previous kIs
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