Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
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WEDDING AT TnMfY cHuneH.AA wedding
took place at Trinity Church at ID ociock o-day.
which, from the prominence Of the parties and
'ne emlnence OF the ofaciating clergyman, was
an AFFAIR Of sufncient interest to attract . v.rv
lSarge gathering, among whom we noticed Mr..
SSeecIetdry Cass The groom was Mr. Hamilton
uIentworth, OF New York, and the bride Miss
a 1aa,a Virginia Hiliiard, Of Louisiana. The
groomsmen were Jno. G. Kane and A l. Wood
n Iun, OF New york, and the bridesmaids Miss
1ientworth, Of New York, and Miss Ella Hill
lie OF LOUISIANA The service was performed
W tue MT. Rev. Geo. w Doane, Bishop Of New
Jersey, who a few minutes after 70 m took his
R,aCe In the altar, accompanied by Rev. DIR.
Duuer, rector Of the church. In a short time the
and ah announced the arrival Of the hapry pair,
soe orlde The solemn ceremony was then per-
formed BY the Bishop In clear and impressive
manner. The married couple returned to their
rooms at Baowns' Hotel, to receive the congratu-
lations Of their friends. The marriage festival
VIII De grand matinee, and no pains or ex-
Pense has been spared to make 1t one of the most
magnificent ever witnessed In this CITY
The TOBACCO TRADE-Last Monday night, a
joint resolution Of the Aldermen authorizing the
Mayor to rent the tobacco warehouse belongipu
to the city was taken up in the Common Council.
FROM an explanation given by Dr. Wallace, II
apP, MAI lot number OF years the ware house
has been in dilapidated condition and unused
Il ne trade Tor some reason has been turned from
the city, and so far as the original DESIGN of the
waIenouSe was concerned 1t was useless. A gen.
.enah mad offered to lease IL for FIVE wears: 10 nut
II IN complete repair; and make an effort to re-
store to the city the trade IL had lost II has been
so s., long since the warehouse has been used for
the storage Of tobacco that few persons Know
where 1t Is located or even that there ia one en-
existence III the councils can do ANYTHING to re-.
sore 10 the city what has been lost, no doubt
he 2s wLai nhastase IT, Not only might effort
as that OF fish live stock, &c, which Mr. Bobrer
OF the Sixth Ward, declared in a soeecb aoainsf
the nay scale bin had been lost to the CITY,
IHs THEArRE-The effects Of the Executive
reception were again visible at the Theatre last
night. However, respectable sized and appre-
ciative audience were in attendance-amon0
whom we noticed Senators Green, Douglas. and
Bioderiek, and several other Metro politan celeb
rifles. There is an aitractiveness about Mis-,
Davenport that ii is difficult Z, define n can
hardly be said to be personal beauty alone al
though she Is decidedly good loo king but Il must
oe .ne beauty OF the mind and heart that inspires
ana envelopes her. She is so natural, unaffected
gentle, and Intelligent that the audience become
Indifferent to aught but the simple presence of
SO true and attractive a woman
The play FOR tonight is the Lady of Lyons-
Miss Davenport as Pauline, and Mr.. Fisher a.
Claude Melnotte.
THK DISTRICT IN CoNGREss-In the House of
Representatives yesterday, the following resolr.
ton presented by Mr.. Dean, Of Connecticut, was
adopted:
RsSolred, That the Committee on the District
oI ColumDla be Instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency OF comforting additional powers on the
corporations Of Washington and Georgetown.
win view to the'general Introduction Of Poto,
mac water among the inhabitants Of said cities
nom the aqueduct names pipes now laid. or
10 De lald, by the United States in the streets or
avenues thereof
Tuv
orated In this city by dinner at the National
Hotel. letter was read from President b.
chanan, Offering as a sentiment:
Robert Burns The child of imnulxe and of
genius His memory will be ever cherished by
those who have taste to discern and hearts to feel
the simple pathos of true poetry.
In Baltimore, New York, Boston and AZ other
points, the day was celebrated with great sniri,
ample preparations having been made to that end
REMEMBER Old Joe sweeny's operatic per.
formances at the Melodeon TO- night.
Coop TIpINes.IThe messenger of health has
of. than that Mrs. M. N. Gardners indian Rs,so,n
OF Llverwort may be obtained at sll the drurrIsts
1 Ths y, the mos, eeOtual Tor Coughs toids.
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OPr1cIAN AND OCULIsT DIR. WoLFsoy, 9Th st.,
nlsh all requiring them with his celebrated vsneSu-
clean and BRAZILIAN Crystal Spectacles and Eve
F hans hf1' nave s1s q the
ana al approve Thorn. No charge to his customers
ior consultations as an Oculist. The reputat on of
ms glasses to remedy near sig tedness, failing
sight from the approach Of age, or from increasing
catarhct, &C.. Is universally established thr bout
Europe as wellss the United States. HIS charges
are extremely moderate.
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IHK HooT OF ALL EVIL 10 tho venom of disease
ms FILLED INTO the stem by early abuse du. eDoe
400 excess OF any kind. This must be- eradioqted
from the sJstem without delay: not a moment
shouid be lost. The pernloiOus of mercury will
not 40 IL; nay, will lnIare rather than cure
lriesemaT l.. z and Is your only chance-a perussi
OF ths book Human Fr4llt, or Phy Biological Re
selrohes, illustrated with colo ed eng rawlings will
explain eyerIt thing: ID will only cost you Is cents
10 bs had OF Dr. Barrow, ISL Prince street. New
YORK; sent Tree Of postage every where.
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WRDpINs CAKES, very pretty and very cheap at
tho Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices 81 cents per
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