Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-20

levee at night - =
Clty Hall AZ O'Clock a IN and thence with
music, banners, symbols aud regalia, proceed
through the princi pal streets of the city to the
lecture room of the Smithsonian Institution,
where, after prayer and other ceremonies an ora
ton on I" Odd Fellowship will be delivered by
ID. g. Nj. Vim. III. Young, Of Baltimore. The
line will then reform, and the body proceed to
discuss collation. at the Assembly Rooms, Lou
isiana avenue; after which the lodges will he
dismissed.
At night, three concerts will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street; Withers's Band
occupying the saloon, Esputa's Band the north
room in the third story, and line Quartette Club,
the south, room. The concerts conclude and
dancing commences at 10 O'Clock, to continue
until
''Night's candles are burnt ont, and iocund dav
Stands tiPtoe on the misty mountain tops ~
A finer programme, or one Offering more varied
enjoyment, has never been devised in this city.
The Proposed SPECIAL PoLIcE have
every reason to believe that those who are fearing
that the Mayor will make partisan appointments
o ~, .ne proposed special Eolice, to serve on the
erection day, are giving themselves unnecessary
uneasiness, indeed. Mayor MaCruder is well
aware that 10 do so or to permit any others than
well-known and generally respected citizens 10
interfere az special police on that day, will be to
invite rioting and the infraction of the lights OF
The citizen. Small beer politicians on either
side-men bent on securing the election to office
or Their own favorites-are most unit men to
WELD such responsibility on such occasions
experience teaches they always set out under the
impression that their functions are devolved on
them TO subserve PARTISAN ends.
ARRESTED Yesterday, the colored boy John
Nugent, who was charged W it'll being one Of the
party who attacked the police near the Park on
Monday, was arrested by Officer Zimmerman
and sent To Jail by Justice Dom. There is
other warrant out for him, in which lie is charged
with shooting at Captain Bright while on his
way home. Nugent has grown to he perfectly
Intimate with the police of Washington In q VERY
short time. tie has been frequently mentioned
or the guard-heuse docket, soIletimes for serious
offences.
VAGRANTs 1t has been usual for Migrants Of
other cities to make Washington their home and
impose upon the charity of our citizens during
the winter season. This has been a cause of
complaint, many believing, and with reason too,
that the Migrants Were sent hee from other cities
hut why thew should be so numer ous this spring,
when they usually depart 1T the approach IL
pleasant weather, is a question that requires
some consideration.
The AsYLuM-The workhouse and city farm
are supplied with inmates and hands In abund-
aBce at the present time The farm appears to be
no longer terror to violators of the municipal
laws-lnany actually desiring trip down for 30
days. The work upon the new building, which
has been suspended for a long time, has been
commenced again by few bands. AS vet, the
progress toward completion is very slow.
SENT TOT FARM Yesterday, officers LIo,d
and Chipley arrested Mary Donnelly, Catharine
Brown, and Virginia Burch, for disorderIy con-
duct and throwing stones in that delectabe por-
ton of the Seventh Ward, known az "Fi9htinr
Alley" They Were taken before Justice Row
land who committed them tn the woTkhouse, the
two first for thirty days each, and the last for
sixty days.
Our OLD FRIEND, Maj. Calvert, is disposing
Of IN immense number of his Virginia Bee pal.
aces, constructed on common sense principles,
and the very best articles Of the kind ever offered
TO the American public. Ile has number of
them on exhibition in the East Capitol G. Grounds
Alter examining their construction. no one who
keeps bees will neglect the Convene noes which
these Bee Palaces afford.
REAL EsTATE-Yesterday, the following pro-
perty, located in this city, was disposed Of by
a. Green, auctioneer: Lot No "a in square 2sa
twelve feet front on north NJ street. between 12th
and 18th streets, with two-story frame house,
for Ss05; Francis Armstrong purchaser.
Z. McGuire, auctioneer, sold half Of lot In
square 52J, at l4c. per foot, TO r. MOhun.
DuEL PREvRNrED-Yesterdav,t the Chief of Po-
lice arrested two gentlsmen-Nessrs II. d. Doug
lass and .. Jennings Wse-from Richmond
Va. eli information telegraphed from the Mavor
OF Riehmond, that their purpose was TO have
hostile meeting near this city. They were taken
before Justice Goddard, and held to bail for
peace Ia the sum Of - 600 each.
For Court Thomas Doyle was arrested yes
terday by Officer N.atman, on charge Of larceny
Of clothing. He was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Dom. The same officer arrested q man
named Jacob PlrdSants for an assault and bat
terry OIL Il colorrd woman named Amy Jackson
He was also sent to Jail by Justice Dom.
THOSE who need the services OF a most skilful
worker In marble will find none better than
Rutherford, on T. street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. His establishment is well
worth visit, II 10 be merely to see the many SUI
perb specimens of workmanship in marble that
are there Oh exhibition
LlBEL.-festerday, MIR. Alexander Adamson
was arrested by officer Iratman, on 4 charge of
libel made 10y Samuel J. Lyman This suit
grows out of an article published in tue Police
GaZeus. Mr. AdaInson was held TO bail for
Court by Justice Dom.
WATCH RRIURXs No cases entered for trial
last night Iwenty-One Iod.ers-one of them i
resident Of the District.
THE VIRGINIA COMMON SENsE FIRST PRKMluM
BIKE IALACss are again ON exhibition Tor a short
tIhe' IN Tue East CApItOi Grounds. Persons wish
ing ~ examine them, or to purchase State County,
" hlhllJ Rights will do well call mmed IN q w.
as they VIII Do removed to New York next week.
Hia <'-St GLo. CALVERT.
HE TREAT DRAWBACK to persons emigrating to
the extreme western country to grea: lear they
rave oil The ever and Ague-the most Oh reful of all
dseases. Every dag we hear of persons attacked
ny thIs disease and made helpless a short tiIne
w.thOnt any means Of adording relief. In view OF
the great demand for remedy, DR.. Hostctter has
presented hls celebrated BItters, whose curative
powers i.1r ali diseases of the stomach have been
universally acknowledged. The Buffers, repaired
alter d long experience and deep study, have re-
celved Inc encuInluIns of the most EN- neUt phy
cans as wall ds all classes, from every part of our
country. 10 those who doubt tneIr mlany virtues,
ali we ctn say Is To try them, and Judge for Thorn
selves, res pectIvely.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
ry~hsre. ma nj cost
WORTH READING Why Is 1t that so many suffer
anu repihe and dag out mlsertblo eI lstence, un-
hIted l,,r Tue ENJOY msnts and even ordinary put
suits oil lille, when Teef may he obtained, and health
and slsoI restored, by treatment at once cohye-
hl.l anu sale ~ ws as permanent IN It's chara teri
10 lhoso VINO have suffered long with d SO, Ne
utlIitlng IN loss 0l appetite yigOT, 6c the under
sisheu lendeTs MS professional sorvIccs, assuring
Tue sufferers, IN candUr and sincerity, Die ant ou-
venent ana proper prescrI ptIuns. a thorough cure
ahd tound body and mind, without unple ,sant re
strctOLs or hInderance from ordinary business pur
suits. r'
All diseases of a privafs naturs from, ,rh.,soo,..