Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-02

Tlssan& analf0ool1eU9A oeSf0ee Church at S
p'ciock this morning, Rev. Alfred Hea1rsd, M 7
tor' 'omcass ine The parties were, MI, ,Wm, b !
Miss Emma Jscebs, daughter OF M CornelfIs;
Jsc1os, an OF thi: city,. Mr.. John 4. Hmt, also
nis efty, made very capital eroosnsmnn,
so9s pTe,. sSne Of q. pretty ySnag
me Should take part as principal In sach an az,
iaiI, ana charming young lady from Aiexsafi
3r,s. ~nsse name we did not learn. seieiated as
i thI The newly married couple, uPoa
tne eo.cinsion OF the ceremony, were SURROUNDED
Dy tneit friends, land no bride or groom ever had
WARMER rriends,l and the usual congratu lations
anu ri.s OF future happiness expressed i'm this
them until the time arrived for the departure 20
e;a r on Their way northward upon short
Ink lSQuEsT After tine body of Daniel Gould,
found dead in the sh market, az stated IN ysster-
Gays star, had lain upon bench until nea, three
CLOCK Yesterday afternoon, an inquest jury was
summoned and sworn by Justice Them pson, the
coIohci himself not being present The evidence
Deiofe me jury only ELECTED the facts relative to
We're decided to be cause of death. The fact of
s sas Say In the gathering of jury, and of SIM
var delays heretofore. draws attention to another
inc wh,ch may afford an explanation Formerly
gTo,s toh inqaests) were paid by the Government
nut oy recent decision the Levy Court is made
pdymaSter. The result is that coroner and Jurors
sst no pay as the Levy Court is either not flush
VI Does not consider itself bound. Con-
s4uenny, mere is no special alacrity felt in the
pefiorm finance, gratuitously, Of so repugnant task
SUDDEN DEArH.-we regret to record the death
OF Mathew Wilson, aged about fifty years. this
morning about ten O'Clock at the house of Andrew
complaining Of chronic diarrSes. but no thoDSh n
un.i THIS morning was entertained Of his sudden
ext from this world Of toll He died in peace aud
sensible 70 theiast moment; and 1t may be source
or pleasure to his relatives to know that in his
Last moments be had the best medical atteedance
and the kind care Of the family of Mr.. Uancock1
te WIS a printer by trade and during his resi-
dence In Washington had endeared himself TO
many friends, - "
MORE RowpTIsN.-Last night, about Q O'Clock.
"a two gentlemen were walking in the northern
part of the city when at the corner of Sixth and
streets, they were attacked by party of eight or
ten rowdies. apparently mostly youths from II 20
y years OF age who addressed Insulting language
to them and followed up their rascality by throw
ing stones and brickbats at them. Fortaaatelv,
the darkness prevented the missiles from king
serious effect The young men made no attack on
these night jewellers; but they have been able TO
ascertain their names, or the most Of them, and
Will doubtless give the necessary Information Ia
the authorities for their arrest and punishment
The AUTHORIZATION BILL-The effect of the
delay In the passage Of the general appropriation
by the City Councils is severely felt at this time
by the Corporation employees. The failure to pass
II yesterday leaves 1t to run another week without
any positive assurance that then 1t will be passed
At this time, when money is scarce, it puts poor
people to great Inconvenience. and they dis lay
considerable anxiety in regard to its fate. Their
creditors are c Humorous, and they can only make
promises based upon the probability of getting
their money from the Corporation 4 sliaht dif
ference Of opinion with respect to a single item
sometimes causes much anxiety to hundreds
LET ALE those who SO kindly assisted the orphan
boys at their late picnic not forget the great pic
mic Of the orphan girls and help them too Read
the advertisement. ~. -
WATCH RErURNs.-The docket at the central
guard-hOuse was unsoiled this morning by the
name of prisoner. -
SEE ADvERrIsEMHSr of grand picnic at the
Park tomorrow.
,sANFoRp's LIVER INvIeo AroR.--Ths changes of
duce axlty the system that needs c1rrecting or
IN other words, the liver becomes slightly deranged
n this lit Dr. sa mfS dqd
s.ay in be sTn Of s as testify e
stomach, and other ills common in a family It
af as medicine Ss easier and better than apy dose
smallest infant can take 1t -.
Sold by all Druggists. au I-2wr
MKN's D2Kss SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITs,
Youths Bxsinsss Spits,
~ DAA' 'Ot Children. School sr,t,
stSfs Brown Ho,s Col Marble BAL Cothng
announce that their annual display Of Spring and
Summer Ci9t1lng as now ready for inspection. ID
Youths Clothing of the newest and chest des rps
IN IN material era trimming, and workmanship.
. 10 those VINO study eh cellence with economy, in
fashionable articles Of Dress an opportunity is nov
ST Msesss Gm the "s
duoed prices. -------- =, ap2S,1y
hAhAVlII1! M...vrr1.m MARAv1IIA
The most ~o E RfsssJstBs ans1Syn
CHrins. BaIdnesi; /
.- Referring Sick Hedddchs:
Prsrenting the HAIR from Failing Out:
Sod BY a. ng p eta ard Fancy Goods
CHARLES ERNEST 4 Co, Sc Maiden Lane, Ny. I
at will accomplish all that i, claimed for It, and
no one need esI or iHougn the loss of hair if they
js s p ]. NJ BKaDsrREEr, Isl Broadway, NY
SAVE Your GARDENS.
Mr.. T.. Lyon, a French Chemist, ei scOyared An
Asiatic plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
deadly poison TO garden W rms, ants, rosehes. bed
,nals. A chlid can eat it. He has reeaived medals
n,srous medical colleges and societies. 1t is most
important discovery. The idea FLEEING rid of Theses
pests in warm ather IL a luxury We can now
hear the bed bugs lament =.
lyons Powder, sure as fate,
Will our exterminate
ARRANGEMENTS made through Messrs Rarnes
4 Park, of New York. to sch il throut hout the
world. It's, put mp In tin canistnrs and bears the
name Of T.. Lyon. - -
Magnetic Powder kills al insects in trics, .
Magnetic Pills are mix d for rats and mice. +.
Sample Flasks, Is cts regular sizes, 81 cts and al
--.r BAESEs 4 PARK, New York. !
- .s Also, the Mexican 1Isstdng LtainlenG. 800
an l-lm,e0w r.. .r.. ....... -.........
..,f ... MARRIED, u
On the ID inst, by Rev. Alfred Holmead. Mr.
WIN. H. THOMPSON to Miss EMMA JACOBS
hotb ~ this city 10y