Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-20
,,sET OF ON pEws FOR SALE

I@SET OF OLD PEWS FOR SALE
~ The entire set Of PEws in st. Peters
Church, Capitol Hill, Ito be removed Immediate
| ly) vii be SOLIDS great bargain. They are con-
| structed Of the best materials and workmansh ip,
and may be seen 1t any hour OF the day; and all
information as to terms and price can be had upon
application to the Pastor, on the premises or to
J. G.. Fitzpatrick, 2s4 South b street, Capitol
ain. mao
HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEER RIsIxksT,l
Washington, Nav is, 1856 {
THE REGULAR ANNUAL PAR ABE
~ OF the Regiment for inspection, review,
and exercise, will take place on MONDAY, the
23th instant
The Companies will assemble at their respect
and drin, and win be in line, on the usual parade
ground in front Of the City BALL. precisely at four
0'o10 sa r m. By order 81 Col H asrS ,,,
~sEC oND WARD ANrI-KNow
- NOTHING MEETING.-The voters
be meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 20th instant, at O'Clock, at the hall over r.
parnham's store, corner Pa. avenue and 1lth st.
Business OF importance will be on hand
DR.. MAGRUDER and others will addrexs the
meeting. The public are invited m 1881
~FOURTH WARD -AMEsTING OF
~ the anti Know Nothings Of the Fou,th
Ward will be held in the hall Of the Perseverance
sOth inst, at 8 O'Clock. Business Of importance
requires full attendance m l9.2ta
SEVENTH wARD-THEHoN MIR
~ RICHARDSON Of Illia ois, Hon Mr..
BOWIE, OF MARYLAND, and other dstiu guished
spea kers will address the Anti-Know Nothings
OF the Seventh Ward at Potomac Hail, corner Of
Maryland avenue and 18th street, on TUESDAY
EVENlNG, tho goth instant Persons Of all
parties are invited TO attend. mic
ENOTICE-AT A MEETING OF the
~ Clothing Merchants Of this city Il was
agreed with one exceptien) not to make any out.
M I'm fn(f hoty
and they also agreed TO close their stores at eight
O'Clock every evening except Saturday evening.
BEN CO,
WALL & STEPHENS,
WIESENF ED CO.,
l. oPENHEfMER,
H KING.
T. CLICK,
A.sELDNER, per A. srRAus,
A sELDNER, per L srRAus,
DAVID HECHINGER,
SAMUEL BROWN,
v. COUFMAN,
m 1885, b. COUFMAN.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
~ ASSOCIATION "A special meeting
will be held at Temperance Hall on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant, at O'Clock, to con.
sider the report Of the Committee appointed at the
last meeting. punctual attendance Of all stock.
holders is earnestly desired
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming stockholders are
also invited to be present, some shares are vet
unsold. By order Of Committee Mia
F@wASHINGTON BUILDING AssO-
~ CITATION BY resolution Of the Beard
Of Directors Of the above Association, II Is made
my duty to notify the stock holders Of said Assc-
citation that all Of their arrearages must be paid
up by the first day Of June, otherwise their prop
erty VIII be advertised by the Trustees and sold
to satisfy the Association. Nofurther indulgence
Will be granted to any stakeholder.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
IN 17-2t c. ASHF ORD, Sec.
u N NJ
lv1 Astrologv and Phrenologv, together witn the
assistance Of Professor Brone hton is prepared to
answer all questions relating to Human Life.
Questions answered personally CT by letter. Ma
rope, where she has received the most catering
patrona from the nobility She il now taking
tour through the United States Her stay will
and N, Washington. it,
TNOYs FOR THE CHILDREN.-THE
Il largest assortment In the city at
m 2O-st LAMMOND's, 9TH st.
L Williams & Co price IS cents Just pub
lished by FRANCK TAYLOR.
m 20-tf
EOUND-A SUM OF MONEY, WHICH
4 the owner can have by provir G property and
paving for this advertisement. Apply att H. |
SMITHS Cigar Store, 222 Pa. avenue. lt$
OST, THIS MORNING, A sMALLCA.
- BIND. ne tpdn Ks or the owner and II
a suitable reward will be given to any one who
may bring II to the Smithsonian. 1t
GS REWARD.-sTRAYED FROM THE
pC subscriber on the 18th inst a small e5afs,
Red COW; horns tuned up; slit inn ~
right ear; left ear cropped The above M~0
reward will be given II re; urned to the owner, No
405 street. near 9TH. 1
m 2O-eo1w Mrs. A. l.. HAMILTON.
DOTATOEs! POTATOES!
l. 1000 bushels prime MERCER POTATOES,
lots to suit purchasers. Apply to the Captain, on
beard or to PETER BERRY,
m 20-3t So Water street, Georgetown.
ODEON HALL.
ROYS' CLOTHING. LUST RECEIVED,
- a fine lot Of Boys and Youths CLOTHING,
which Will be sold at remark BILE low prices
WIESENFELD & Co,
m 20-1w Corner ~ street and Pa avenue.
NEW FEED STORE,
No. 30, eornsr High and Gay SITS Gsorgstorn,
VI HERE ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED
w can be had on the most reasonable terms,
such as CORN, OATS, SHIPSTUFF, BALE
HAY, &c, delivered to any part Of Washington
or Georgetown, at the shortest notice
m 20-3t* DRILL & DELLZELL.
ODEON HALL.
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF BUsI.
Odeon Hall clothing rooms, made and furnished
In the neatest and best manner. Guaranteed to
At; at very low rates. Call and see them.
m 20-lw WlESENFELD CO.
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.-Having
Il just received another invoice Of French Gold
and Velvet PAPER-HANGINGS, l now offer
the best assortment to be found In this city, and