The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-22

fuHuunAx wag ~ sOn&out day VI the year ACCOUNTING
the almanao and decidedly the hottest according 10
our thermometer which went clear up into the attic
where we keep our Middle Aged Man. The Dog stss
had raging time Of IL. and several policemen would
have persisted the prudent fellows had not kept shady
Our ink turned TO burning fluid, and collar kept us
cholerc. Merchants were unable to prevent protests
and accounts and butter both permitted To
run. Doctors looking up and nndcrtakers were
looking down holders OF eau-de vie were easy, but
cucnmbers and other garden sass experienced live
y movement. The heat excessive ia the vi
entity Of the City Hall. and only the active exer-
tons Of interchangeable reporters saved several hot
headed gentlemen from serious bodily Inconvenience
Our editorial cps experienced great difficulty IN the DIS
charge Of their duythe heat expanding their ess 50
remarkably that their pens continued writing write on
and one struck badly with coup de pan The heat
became fearful towards four clock but the appearance
Of our evening contemporaries acted like application of
wet blankets upon the community. We close the day
with the consolaory reflection that it is hot can be-
although We have the best authority for saying il is an
iss olated day.
Lirx ASSURANCE Attention IL called TO the advertise
ment Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York in this mornings Unon The company is repre-.
sented be prosperous, SAFE and we'll conducted its
nett assets on the LIST Of February last being - soS u.s.
tersst The mutual system, upon which this company Is
conducted enables sustain and perpeuate itself and
insurcs t. those who become members thereof return
in due time of much than the amount actually
paid in The advantages Of life insurance well I'M
ersood and every day adds to the number OF
who avail themselves Of this mode of accommodating
thing for the future.
A FAsuIosDLE Irxx We clip the subjoined from the
Washington correspondence Of the Charleston Courier
at is whispered that quiet but highly talented
Der of the religious world Is 10 carry of tho prize Of
of our most courted be.lesa gentleman entirely I'M
known in the fashionable world Oh what falling
oil for our fashionable bcaux To be rg.ed for man
unknown in their circle who wasted coat
II is to, too much Was for they excrucated them
selves tight boots! Was for this that they have closeted
themselves with their tailor with degree of mystery
worthy Of Guy FAwKxss To be given the mitten fol
man who walks with his buried in his collar All
the world in league to fling it in their teeth
| RELIcs--Mr Mcclure will sell Monday the 2Sth,
the desks and chairs in the old Hall Of the House of Rep
resentatives About fifteen hundred yards Of Brussels
carpets with crimson daperes will be sold at the same
| time.
| DROWNED. William Hudson native Of Ireland, was
drowned on Sunday last while bathing in Rock creek.
| He leaves wife to lament his loss.
Excursions The Waugh Chapel and the Second Bap
fish Sabbath School go down the river excursions to-
| day.
PROFESSIONAL Juaons are pleased to that the
exposure Of the jury business in the Union some
months since is now receiving the earnest attention Of
| the public.
| Masonic The Washington Commandery of knights
Templar will parade in full uniform, the cath est
Johns Day. to escort the Masonic procession.
/
The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY have declined the
invitation to visit Monticello the Fourth of July