Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-19


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Shoulders........ 9af6ICabb age, pr head. 5alO
Jowls ............ saiGI New beets, bunch Sac
Dried beef. ial6 Green peas, pr PIX. 1ea25
Chickens, pr pair. 50aSI Beans, ,'er peck. IS
Irish potatoes, PIX. 37a5O Spinach. $500. 1G
New Mercers..... Isl Radishes, bunch
bei mu0a... oar lC3rrots.
Corn, ear, pr bbl.. $iAsparagus ....... sal0
Corn, shriled..... 90 Lettuce, per head. }a5
Beans, pr bush. 80. 81 5OIShad, per pair o.. 31a5U
Rye,pr bush...... IS Herring, bunch. 1Sa28
Oats. ............. IS Rock, per bunch. 25a37
Meal ............. IS do. large. .s1aI 50
shorts. ~ Sturgeon, per H..
Shipstutfs.. ...... 4Oa60 Sea bass per lib 6al2
Eggs, per doz.... 10 ferrapins ....... 50al so
Cucumbers. ..... 31a50I o.. .
REMovAL-For nearly two weeks, men have
been engaged in removing the entire collections
OF the L S. Exploring and other expeditions, the
Indian portraits belonging to the War Depart
ment, and the collection of the Washington Mu-
scum, from the National Gallery lat the Paten'
Ofce) to the Smithsonian Institution, in cllarg e
of Prof Henry. The removal began on the s h
instant, and all that remains in the Gallery is the
property Of the National Institute-the Ease on
taining the treaties, Washington's UNIFORM and
commission, the original Declaration Of ade-
Pendence, and Franklin's press The Nat ional
Gallery has ever been attractive to visit at the
Metropolis since those collections were deposited
there; but the Gallery being required for other
purposes, 1t was necessary to remove tb IN to the
Smithsonian, as more appropriate plao for col
lections connected with natural history, geology,
aud other sciences The arrangement of those
collections at the Smithsonian Institu; ion will
greatly increase the number Of daily visitors
there, and add to its interest. The arti Giles re-
naming in the National Gallery, and be- longing
to the National Institute, will probably be dis
posed Of by the Institute at its next IN Getting
Many strangers have been disappointed up On Wis
ting the National Gallery, by learning Il ,at the
collections had been removed
THk MAYOR AND POLICE.-Mayor Berre this
morning met the officers Of the municipal ,olice
in body at the City Hall, and addressed them
relative to what he should expect Of the M az
oincers HIS remarks were very appropriate, and
indicative OF his determination to use every e xer-
tion to have the laws faithfully executed. The
officers themselves would be required to cor lplv
strictly with the laws, and in enforcing them
they should do SO without fear, favor afea tion
Perfect sobriety would be regarded by him 5 an
essential qualification Of an officer, and eat h one
would be expected to wear the uniform re- Iuired
by law.
The Mayor has already paid visit to tue Cen
trail Guard house, and witnessed the manner of
distributing the auxiliary guard thro .gh the city
The Mayor has probably taken a pro per view Of
the wants OF the city An efficient and faithful
police Is Of the greatest importance at this time,
and all good citizens desire that his honor may
obtain ii. ....
CoNJrGAL Love displays itself vario'1sly, and
sometimes husbands give very striking evidence
Of love for their wives. Last night the Captain
of the Auxiliary Guard was called upon { o quiet
neic hborhood disturbed by the screams Of a
female. Upon his arrival, he entered the house
and found German woman In an upper ROOM
and inquiring the cause Of her xcreams learned
that her husband had been whipping her. She
had been to Georgetown with her children, and
coming home in an omnibus, a gentleman, .
friend OF hers, met her and accompanied her
home. He sat there little while and departed
and her husband, who had b en- drinkng, turne d
to and gave her a beating. The suppostion w az
general that his love for her made 1t impossible
that he could endure the sight Of a stran ger be.
having with so much gallantry and polfteress
towards her. The Captain made arrangelnu nts
for the arrest Of the loving spouse II, upon his
return, he should offer any further demonstrations
OF that character. - '#.-
The BENEFICIARY TONIGHT Mr. Charles
Guilnette, who Is to personale o-night prOmi-
nent character I'm favorte opera, Is perh aps the
most thorough going musician OF his line in
respect to his knowledge Of the human v,)ice it's
uSages, capacities, &c. long course o study
in all ITS normal functions and abnormal action
has given him deserved celebrity in New York
city, where he has an institute devoted to vocal
pathology. He Is consulted in reference. TO the
voice by eminent persons not only in the lyric
and beautiful! voice is perhaps the best evidence
OF his knowledge Of what human voice can be
made to perform, and has aided him successfully
to illustrate his musical lectures, which are 80
popular In New York and other cities. Let him
have bumper tonight.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-By A. Green, Anctjon-
err Lot II, in square 300 fronting - feet on =
street, I59 feet deep, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, was purchased Try A. b. slough
ton, at 81 per foot.
Three small brick houses, situated on lots No.
and 2, In square No. 301, situated on the corner
of north q and Ninth streets. North house was
sold to Aun Steel for S595. Middle to Martin
Kelly for S625. South house to w. Stickney, for
$50.
Lot in square 257, on Ohio avenue and Thir
-a-ha Ntr chaSn hui
gene Schwins hamer, for 2Cc. per foot.
The Fourth OF JULY.-Arrangementso of the
most extensive character on foot for the pyro-
grounds on the evening Of Monday, the 9Th of
July We learn that the display of fireworks
will far exceed anything Of the kind ever before
exhibited in this city.
ARREST Edward luinIan, a boy, was arrest
ed this morning by Officer McHenry. He is
charged with being concerned in the riot ut Mr.
Magruder's garden, on Sunday last, in which
Dir. Nj. was wounded by pistol shots. The boy
was taken before Justice Donn and committed to
Jail for a further hearing.
WATCH RETURNS frederick Ebnlann. Ger
man, drunk, disorderly, and defacing public
property; fine and costs, Sill John Lewis
Nalcher, or Augustus McNulty, GERMANY do;
do One lodger-non- resident.
GRAND ATTRACTION AT TIKI FIFTEENTH STREET
tCoLoRED, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The lovers
OF sacred music and the friends of the Church arc
informed that the Trustees of said Z .urch have
occurred the services of Mrs. Brown, of PhIladel-
phia, to give a Concert at the Church on Mondnv
the 2lst, commencing at O'Clock, on which COCA,
sion, Mrs. Brown will be assisted by an emineat
tenor and very distinguished pianI.t. Mrs. brown
10 niece OF the celebrated Frank Johnson, of Phil
adelphIa, and is admitted by all to be the best COL
ored vocalist living. Her programme will consist
OF sacred gems from the following classical thOrs
Bollins, Donzett, MevsTbeer. Beethoven, Verdi
Hertz, and Wallace. To give all an opsort unity 10
near her, cards Of tdmissio have been reduced to
Is cuts. No stponeinent on account Of weather
ltH
PARSONS affl icted with the fever and ague should
not spare either time, trouble expense procure
DIR. Hostel er's celebrated Buffers, whose bench
Gent effects upon the human system have been
clearly proved TO thosowho have been stri down
short space by this dreadful curse, whose
checks aud neagre and whose nights are
sleepless and fretfu and whose eyes are DIM aud
sunken, with death staring them in tho face, this
compound must proves blessing snatchng. them
il were from the mouth of the grave. None can
know it's true value until they have tested 1t. When
all others have failed, these Bitters have restored
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