Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1855, Page 3

? ’ eATR oF Mrs. Key.—We regret that Wi itimore.—T. D. Valiant. " Auction ‘ Ev ENING STAR. have to announce the death of Mra P. Barton| Jefaroned: W. Smiley. For Sale and Fent. " ction Bales. Koy, the wife of the District Attorney. This} Prederick.—T. M. Wilson, one to be eup- Tre PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR y J.C. McGUIRE,. Auc i ancholy occurrence En of vo N: E L1QU' Local Intelligence. last eveaing We are pe gel mgm at nih street OS HARBAUGH No 408 Piestioe Cae, ee TELEGRAPHIC. REPORTED FOR THE K Fang rns Charleston —Dr. ls J, Murray. Seventh street. mar 21+_4¢¢ Prewrves, Catsps, Bar and Store Fixtures Be. DAILY EVENING STAR. ey was taken, usb t.—J. K. =| On AY morning, Marc! , at 29 o'clock, at | = © FRANKLIN Boinpixg Assoctation.—There | physician, but upon his ally a Ee Bs eon: Wilson. omen sir Houses, No 430 6 ore noe ae me pager pecroncing dd cya ey te as Appointment of Law Lecturer at Harvard ‘was a very lazge number of persons of all|no more. The decease of this estimable lady | Salem Station.—D. E. Reese Patent Office, Intely occupied by Senuscr somes, offs, Ma a, ee, “poles hai ae — Boston, March 20 —The President and Fel - callings present at Temperance Hall last | has thrown a gloom over the entire neighbor- | South Baltimore Mission.—J. R. Nichole, | Georgia, containinz seventeen rooms, with bath-| ~~ ‘ =e 1 . P , night, at the organization of this new associa | ood. She leaves a family of young children,| Peach Bottom.—J. Grabble. * | house, ga¥ and fixtures com jete—pump in the yard prising dnd pads Sraneiee lows of Harvard University at Cambridge = —— deal of —— = hoes the oldest about seven years of age. s . ae. Enquire of SAM’L MAGEE, No of aa eee sas wl sates Ley ae ines have appointed Iion. Emory Washbarn, Ia'e |. meeting was opened by John 5 a enth street. mar 2l—eot* by i ica Spirits a on ie Hollingshead, Esq., boing called to tke chair,| | Marcuxs.—We are indebted to M. H. |i, con rine tt S4* Faancisco —The Chinese | ee a Legon THE REAR SOE er Wines, superior Bitters aa aimee oohaaialmteeene and T. M. Hanson to act as secretary. After | Stephens & Co., in Browns’ marble building, | 17 5*% Francisco are “somewhat” on luxuries. ble fer mechanical operations, on Eighth street, | Kirchwasser, Absynthe, ; en ne roneet, Se Oil She wareeny eine the transaction of some other preliminary busi- | for a large box of wax matohes and tapers | Among other titbits advertised by a long: | between D and E, west side. *| Bight dozen supeniot Walnut and Tomato Catsuys, | gioned by the refusal of the board to agree to riage inirsagpegemene omcarp iy fcer which, | combined, a very useful article indeed; inas_ | queued restorateur inthe muddy city, we notice HENRY JANNEY, in quart bottles the appointment of Judge Loring. [It will Be , tee ic s i ‘a8 appointed | much as they are sure to light, every one of by the Chair to nominate the officers prescribed | them, and re urn for a aia or two after by the constitution, who, after retiring awhile| being set on fire by rubbing. They are far returned and made their report, the ‘ol-| more convenient and agreeable to use than lowing « ficers were elected for one year, the ordinary friction matches. term of service to commence from the first Monday in April next : the followi “Smoked mar 2i—d w 348 Pa, avenue, | Preserves, Cigars, &e. wing: moked rats, preserve birds | —<——<——_______“—— 2 WW ONF. BUILDING SIT'E+, CONTAIN ee and pickled bull dogs, served daily at 1 ea, rks inh gn 4 ere of bi tape Rc. e ordinary at3P.M. Tickets $1 each. N, | within twenty five mistuies ride of the Cite Pox ‘erts : $30 and under, cash r that sum a - y..,| fice for sale, lying between Wasiiington and Bla- | credit of 60 and days, for satis torily endorsed B.—Queues twisted and teeth picked without densburg, aan tow the central Nation of the notes, bearing ise ? . Together with a large quantity of Fixtures, Glass recollected that Mr. Wasubura was Governor Caves, Glass Jars, Weights and Scales, Bor Fix #: the time of Burns’ arrest, and sustained the Executive in iis efforts against the atteuptel reecue } additional charge.” city trom 214 to 3 miles. The tract presents a TP’. 3.—A poftion of the above nained Liquors was S . President—Heory Barron PCuack te aff Ge pHioapelca tare oy Ss ot eee eas jhe pubite roads, is in e0ol weghie: purchased at the sale of the late Col. Pyle, George Alleged Accessory admitted to Pail vice President—Lenry D. Cooper Union, there is « clock upon their public | “Ned Bantline” writes to the editor of | 09d and rapidly improving section sednotioyen| ne RerrLan ye, di nalpigas emir Sete alse = e td . 2. e will sel above a er it of + |. 2, : . Treasurer—Edward C. Dser. buildings. Washington is an exception. Ig | tho Bangor Journal, in reference to Native| andon such terms as we are sure will insure t the WM. RUPP.” | trastece. deciJed to admit James Irving, charged with Seeretary—T. M. Hanson. it the fault of the corporate authorities that | American movements, as follows: purchaser an easy mode of payment. On many of} mar 20 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. | being accessory to the Poole wurder, to bail : the nine lots there ate fine graves of oak trecs, of “We nolonger need secret societies—they | the original growth, aul a'so some fae Springs of | BY GREKN & SCOTT, Auctions were needed at first, but now they area hin-| water. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Directors—Chas. I. James, Thomas 8. Don-| we have no public clock? Or does it belong obo, George W. Harkness. George Jillard, K. | to individual enterprise to purchase and place M. Hanson, Geo. Harvey, C. P. Smith, Geo | one in its proper position? The tower of the in the sum of $10,000. The District Attorney i i in:isted that the statuary law reqiired tw» rf A di 1 ve lots s hil it -—On THURSD! atl Cidering: the cezatiation, he, tobe] not bare's public Guat thasea magetZ, "BY | are Kowa, oer party fr formed, ous bance | whe wow reise mn comtry tnd Mth Some | ati coc, me sl seh a he ences | aye noice cf the mamas end reedenocs cf 4 ring the cei ‘ution, &c, not have a public clock pla upon it? Py J) «+. | time be able to attend to business in the city. ntieman declining housekrering, on the east side iti mos, stating that — the meeting adjourned. i a Civis. tar aea ee world, by our merits Also, a tract of good wood land adieining the same of Eleventh. between F and @ ats. north, No. 460, the coourities Before) sooepte stair understood that the stock of the asso-| IupRoveMENTS —We no'iced this morning of about thirty-five acres, improved by a good dwel-| an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz « this decision would probably be a preeedent jation is limited to two th id shares, of if GPR SPE, LEAS ling house ; bas on it a fine spring and house, | Mahogany Sofas, parlor and Rocking Chatre it 2 , Blo acees- been taken. Those who desire to take any of| sons, and carpenters to go ahead with. ‘This | °**Tied the electionof Chief Engineer of the! For the nit be ken pagel pain tay aes, De peak dining and card Tables “ — the remaining five bunired shoves esa do 8c looks like the opening of the spring work | Fire Department in Cincinnati. The “Stag- Ree ee ane Sees ats tek vals Lo French Bedwesds, dressing and other Sailing of the Collins Substitute yy calling at t re o! ward C. Dyer,| which so much rejoices our mechanics, who ” For lithographic plats of th id and fi Glasses x - ., ae 256 Pennsylvania avenue, and at T. M "| have been doing but little daring the oot fall ant Om ET) NO tn: etal explanations Of the terns of sale Mnquire of =_ Clock, cane and wood scat Chaire, Washstands Haw Yous, March 21.—The Nasbvill, the son's, 512 Seventh street, where the li and winter. a Sow York JNO, B. KIBBEY, One fine srervere — Forte, 7 octaves, of fine | substitute for the Pacific, sailed at noon to day i i i i y _ DaRe ae No 4 Col Place, . tme and touc’ - “eh 3 nae remain until the firet Monday in April. —— pong i a seen the Kxow-norginaisa 1x ARKANSAS.—Know Corner 71h street and Loulelaan aveaae Fiano Sqol snd Cover . Seine) man ot Seemann en mae Tar THeatRe —The representation of the | to three years fa jail “The court then a Nothingism is below par in Arkanses. i (ei ee siaime e2 =. baepetly nate wh tee maa O00 ta apenie. “Serious Family” and “Raising the Wind,” | journed. Legislature of that State had passed rozolu-| 4 CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR-| —— Guttee Set £4 tant and ouewhue Tea a Navigation of Ontario Eemmed at Iron Hall, last night, went off capitally.|" To-day, as soon as the court met, it ad- | tions Genouncing the order, by ninety one to tune.—A lady having acquired a competency | Cottage and other Bedstcads and Wardrobes 4 The company improve nightly, as they be | journed until to-morrow, "in consequence of come better acquainted with the houso and | the death of the wife of the District Attorney. Washington audiences. Mr. Weaver seems to have taken our hints kindly, inasmuch as Fcev.—Ourcity canal has at length received his Aminidab was performed on this occasicn| water sufficient to carry one or two boats load. with much better tasts than on Saturday night| ed with wood over the bars of sand-and gas last. The audience testified their gratification | tar. We hope our city authorities will do fifty times in the course of the evening, and| something to make the arrival of boats at the left tho house, one and all, in most excellent | wharves more frequent humor. To-night, they play “Kill or Cure” and “Follies of a Night.” two standard pieces.| Watcm Returxs.—Eleanor Mulliken, dis Mrs. Walcott, who sustains ‘her talented hus- | orderly, security and costs. band very empl se vesapes: makes her fi st appearance e on this occasion, and will, Methodist Protestant Conference. doubtless, be excellently well received. As} [n orier to get the earlics: and most au- cast, the public may rely onit, both the pieces | thentic news of the doings of this body, we to be represented to night will be well worth| sent down a special reporter to the Confer- seeing, for they suit the company exactly. We| ence. Weare not able to make room for the anticipate that besides Mr. and Mrs. Walcott, | full report he has given, but will give the Mr. Weaver, Miss Howard, Miss Tyson, and} most interesting part. Messrs. Norton and Newton will make great Among the resolutions passed are the fol- hits in these two favorite pieces. lowing : aol Whereas, we believe the use of tobacco in Tae Mecuasic’s Institote.—We invite| our churches to be detrimental to our spiritual the attention of ail who carry on mechanical | welfare - therefore or manufacturing business in Washington, Hesolved, That we hereby recommend and Georgetown, aod Alexandria, to the conve-| urge the necessity of the members and friends nienees for their business with each other] of the Methodist Protestant Church through- afforded by the new exchange room which the| out the district :o fully abstain from, and also ae fied spas < \ heer 5 to use their utmost endeavurs to probibit, the 1 se of ivi the Bank of Wa:hington buiiding. Already paces es GRE they ere beginning to resort there to arrange} The committee to whom was referred the contrsets with each other, and to obtain the subject of dancing, reported emphatically multifarious information concerning the exact} grxuinst it, and stated that those guilty of this condition of business in which they are iater-| set should be considered fit subjects of es'ed, most readily to be obtained through a church discipline. free interchange of views and facts amon, be i themselves. We advise all our master aa borer aaron Pi pe als in the Millinery business, is now desirous of dispos | F Osweeo, March 21 —A propeller left bere ing of her this mormiog with treight and passengers for * Toronto, C. W. Active busincas will shortly commence. Terrific Expiosioa in Coal Pits. R.cuwonp, March 20 —A terrific explosicn cecurred at tne Mid! thian coat pit: Ches‘er- field, last evening. Si.teen person were taken out living and eight dead, and all will probably die. Itis supposed there were fifty inthe pit at the time. Tc explosion was caused by a premature blast. Faltimore Markets. Hantsmoge, March 21.—Fiour is dull—saies of 200 barrels Howard street at $357; Civy Mills, $8.75. Wheat—sales of red at $2.082%2 1 Corn, white, Séa87c.; yellow, 87a83- Kew York Market. New York, March 21 —Cotton is upward asd frm Fleur is unchanged, with a mod erate demand at previous ret: s; sales o° 3 500 bbis.; Southera is fi:m—<ales of 1 000 bbls at $9689 75. Wheat is upward and firm; sales of Southern st $2 39 orn is upward and firm; sales of Wes:ern mixed at v6 .96de. York is downward and dull. Boef is upwerd act firm Lard is upward, but not quotably ~ higher. Ohio Whisky is Grm at 31a3! te New York Stock Market. ew York. March 21 —Stocks are better e ner Beds and Bedding eae Per ablishment, an weer ~ ahi Harr and Shuck Mattresaes ife. Her location is one of the best in the city, and | Wa nut Whatnot, 100 v Is Books [The woods in the neighborhood of Rich- | is a rare opportunity for one ‘acquainted with the | Excellent 3 ply, ingratn and stair Carpets mond are alive with robins. Great numbers breton For terms and particulars ed pee ee. Sense, peas and Matting are out shooting and bringing them to mar- mz ee in?, radiator an er Stoves: : ESTAURANT AND FIXTURES FOR SAL ALSO— ket, where they bring 37 cents per dozen. ‘The subscriber, as Aes for ) awa IL gm | A large tot of Kitchen Utens £ _ Campbell, offers for sale his Wines, Liquors, With many other articles which we deem unne- {aprThe Invalide Russe affirms that on th and envre stock now in the Waverly House ey to enn : . oie 5 i faurant, at the corner of New Jersey and P t~ ‘erms: ¢ Rader Crh; over cum 2 1oth of Jan., Baron Nicolay surrounded tha] 'au‘a! avenues, Capitol Hill. This house is meer | Credit of 2, 4, and 6 months, for notes satisfactorily strongest fort held by the Tchethan, called ibly situated, 1s a popular and much frequented | Cndorsed, bearing interest. Schonaih-Capon, and took it by storm. This istely fromting the ‘scuthigere.ot| Also, thee Howse wilt be Sor rent fort j fi 2 hin two minutes’ walk of the i GREEN & SCOTT, for: isdescribed as the Gibraltar of the Cau- | Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Su-|_mar20—3t Auctioneers. _ casus, and its capture is represented as the Paes ate Babscriber alee, By J. C. McGUIKK. Auctioneer. . is Household Furniture, B PPX ATP HOTT heaviest blow yet dealt at the power of Scha- her wal ail as Bar ua Ges ‘Fintures sve ra ron foes TUESDAY. ue ra myl. purchaser and lessee may have immediat ie etl8 atcha arike re nor Dow. 'y p linoush the a4 os ieane will March 27th, at 10 o’elock, at the residence of Doe SEES araueereneeeeent see | until the Tat ot June came: see Wall not expire | tor J. G. Jewell on south side of T street, between (The sum paid by the secretary of the diticatty ingcaewiae ss oleae toa eae Keniry 9h and 10th, f shall sell aa excellent assortment of navy for the steamer City of Boston, to go on| ‘lo any person who may be desirous of engaging in Furnhare, Sieeting in er Table the Arctic expedition was $50,000. The new| '!it busine-s ofa Rex aurant or Hotel keeper, an ex- Do — sofa Table, Handsome Clock . erbs cellen portunity is hereby afforded of procuring a Mot hi - vane light ship at Philadelphia is also to go on the | most desirable and advantageous stand solid aatogeas eke ‘and Secretary expedition as soon as refitted. . P°A DeSAULES, Agent. |" hair seat parlor and rocking Chair GG@WANTED, at the above Restaneant, a good] — P? Side Tables and ight etand? an, Workstand {BPA curious system of smuggling was dig | (0K and Oyster Shucker. Rest wages given. closed at the Thames police court, London, on | 2. —* Monday. Three foreign women were charged OR SALE—A FARM IN MONTGOMERY with smuggling tobacco, which they brought ¥ jcoanly - tae pand oes tbe property ov add i i whic! avid Pew lately bought of the heirs of oy Hedeet too theie petticosss, Won. Gaither, and the lands of Mrs. Beale and Dr Swamerv. Exuisition.—The trial of Ro-| DUvall. It is about four miles trom the Seventh st. =, 45 plank road, and hetweer ine and tet (1 maine, Madden and Keefer, for the murder of | (Vachinguon. ‘This lanl. is muy cova am John Dunbar, in peneety last, in Fort Wayne} wood, the soil is very kind and high susceptible of Ind., took place last week. and resulted in aj improvement. It is well watered with several verdict of guilty. The crowd present to hear | *ireams of never-failing water, and contains a large the verdict received it with stamping, clap- amount of land pable of being converted into ping of hands, and other demonstrations of The tract contains one hundred and 3 ch pate Mirrer *, Mantel Ornaments uinbering 10 pieces seware, Table Cutlery '®. Spoons, Fork rator : e subiecle ; is "Th ther with a general assortment of Kitehcu 5 oe ee ; = chanics who desire to avail themselves of a!l Mastead that te tain ot tate Con- spprobetion : ™ “nee aon aad pls : sstorigg Jeo ego a|the hear t of Ene 1. 4B: Siovelee cso the means withia their reach, to the end of a ant ing tour rooms : . Bete Lark en Oe Se : “er z : % aaaidalinig thatd: Westkdace “te. re Tease hk ference, tbat the system of lotteries is a great vaneeiiza Kails ready for fencing Twill sell the whole tract | fst of 2and 4 mouths, for notes satisfactorily | Teco Railroad, 803; Cumberland ( oal Compa - 2 y est) evil, founded in injastice—usually, if not ne- the palate, but their energy, or eighty acres of it with the house endorsed, bearing interest. ny 31°; Reading Railroaa $5; Canton Gom possible ets tee as nbPly without delay for | cessarily, curried on with deception; and has coe ce dineeet atone With slant force on “The terms Of rale are one fourth cash 3 the bal- JAMES C: McGUIRE, puny 28; New York Centra! Railroad Company adumissioa in! association. been the ruin, pecuniarily, of thousands, | uu» would wot were that istempers if they k ance in one, two and three years, secared by a deed | _ 2" 19-4 Auctioneer. Pennsvl nia Coal Compacy 106}; In- Miszoari 6's, 95; . leading them to the commission of evil. Crxveretta.—tThe circus was well attended Kesolved, That it is the sattied and pro- Tost night, a large and fashionable audience | found conviction of this body, that no Chi being present. ‘She spectacle of “Cinderella’’ | tiaa should 10 any way Jend his aid to their was received wi:h rapturous applause, each cf encouregement. its many beautifal and interesting points be- By re-olution, the salary of the President of ing ebeered a8 it should have been The} the Cenference was raized to $700. horsemanship of all the performers who ap- Resolved, That 38 a Conference, we will peared in the course of the evening was re- i o-oper i ceived, ag usual, with great favor, as well as een oe eerie) aun) the Sons <t the Tr 23 cents, of trast. LOUIS MACKALL, Jr. ad you will know It. ¥ e G etown, March 2—2awtf ‘and disease will be starved out. pws, MaceoS ee ra SALE OF IMPROVED PROPE auiganee the aystemi frou impurities sul you are cured al- } OUSE FOR RE THE HOUSE at present y MONDAY att Take this best of all Pargatives, and Scrofala, Ladig AE occupied by the enbscniber, No. 356 C street | 0” : een, by enh He ide Ache, Jaundice, isforrent. If desired the tarniture, or a part ot it nta of ihe Liver, 5, and Bowela, cin be puschared on accommodating terms. Pos- gative remedy | session given the Ist of April. » the Sun. THO. HAVENNER ne wumerons emedy bas been mar 19 356 © street lect it a 5%, 858 at 97. ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE J.C. MeQUIRK, Auctioneer. irginia 6's Lectures—Engine House Burned —Virgim a 2 Car Works Closed Up, be ALExanpriA, March 21, 1855 ad recorded in liber W. 9 of the land records District ef Colun rihe 4 lots nembered 10, reach, fly befo Reader, if you are suffering from complainia they cure—aufler no more—tin provided for ‘That ay 2 . h American Bible Society, and use all preper|_ ry Pectoral $ medicine JURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—The sub- Scat Wh te canere We oss soniita| O& Monday night a large and respest=bie the festa of agitity ad Professional oan for | efforts to extend the circulation and promote | ©/:?;!¢xu0m0 tthe whole world, fad tat ayers Putte] IM will rent his House with the Furniture ste bewwest: Fand Gcuvets couth with ihe | &adience c*lleeted at Lyceum Holl, who lis- Saag high remaneien yers an adigaD | the stu iy of the Holy Scripturesin ourcharges. | them andthe stable, to a careful and panetual tenant, | jiprover ig Of au excelient two story | tened with marked attention to the fine leo- : Prepared hy DR. J.C. AYER, Lowell, Mags.,—And sold | NO. #05 Thirteenth street. between G and He UT trick diwellin: The following letter was presented by Kev. may be examined and the terms ascertained at the Their representation, this afternoon, should] 1), 5. Reese : ae GILMAN, Washiogton, he residue in six, twelve | ture of Rev. Dr Lord on ** Louis XVi ard be well attended, az at this time this estab- : G. M. LINTHICUM, G 4 hoase. es and erght month, interest, to be secured | his Court.’’ The emioent ability and research lishment, on Wednesday and Saturday afer | A: the regular eae ee oe Jas. COOK & 00,, Froderickeburg, and by al! Druggtste ag ‘aan oa CHARLES pumMER, | 22 Salstsction of the trustee. . which ever characterize the biztoricol dis- noons, is the only place of emucement open| youths’ Hon Missionae Soatety of the Meth. (on —_———— se ———— cicada be latiean NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee. | courses of Diz. L. were promiven'ly exhibited for the children of the city. cdist Protestant Charch. ar ‘Ninih street, held ‘A CARD TO THE LADIES.—GOOD NEWS FOR THE POR SALE OR RENT.—MRS. HUMPHREY'S | 1,4, 70 JAB. C. pastries in this masterls sketch of one of the most in To-night, they of course play again. cn Sabbath afternoon, March 11, 1855, the ful- DL DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS, ati 2tase> on the corner of Mh and H streets. is} “WTO ________ANctnetl_ teresting period of French history, and w> puasastes lowing resolutions are adopted : " the sister infallible remedy ever discovered for re | fr sale or re : Enquire on the premises. By GREENS & SCOTT. Auctions feel sure no one who beard him retired from Hi painfal, distressing, aud dificult men-} mar l5—1 obstructions, ard ir- SIGGIAS | GAG ause, These Pilla arc a JOR SALE—VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE ee nae : rel by a process which conceutrates the heater Brick House and Lot No, 276 H st. art of Lot No. 15, in Sq mn Sixth street, betwi A Disacreeante axp Daxorrous Pave-| Ji+so/ved, That the Youths’ Home Misslon- uestT.—The pavement on the north side cf D | ary Society of this church appoint Rey. D. E. street, between Eighth and Ninth, has, for| Reece their agent to the ensuing session of many months past, been in a condition render- | the Maryland Annual Conferenee of the Meth- ing it hardly passable without plunging over | odi«t Protestant Church. shoe top in mud and water in bad weather | fieso/ved, That the agent be. and is hereby, It is proper to put up with such acondition of| instructed to present, in the name of the s0- things for a reasonable time while building] ciety, the sum of $49 to the Home Missionary may be going on; but not for three or foor| Society of said Conference, the ball without the conviction that be bad pated a m-st profitable evening At St. Mary's church, Rev Chas. H Stone strect, S. J disccursed on “ Trad! . plaising the Catholic dectrice on that subjec’, and enforcing iis truth by an exhi! pt tensive learniug and grea’ ability Just after the audience from the two lectures aud the mewhbers of the Conferences had re subscriber, bed 1855, duly ree onde @ 532, on Tiird st. rn Louisiana avenue Pills are EXPE tn th They heve been « three-story Brick House on High st., near treet, Georgetown, aud the demand for them rapidly in . 2s Pe iL . hey become kno’ Ni bend) We sok a ° credit. ti s, ty turme Binees i ghee ould be Deceseary with of] Heso/ved, That the agent be aleo instructed |: Filed ia: Washingtom, and found Yo ect uke «| Apmly coe om ad On a Tome credit ee ee demmicitees bare asa ie ent ieen dif. to present to the Home Missionary Society of | Mi, au wruggists in Washington, Georgetown and Al No, 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, sounded The fire ergine-house of the geliaut rc us on as many dif- | the Conference the sympathies of this society, | exandria, ¥ * mar 1—eosme mar 10-11 . Friendship Fire C ated op Alfred ferent occasions to call the attention of the and the assurance that their best endeavors riendebip Fire Com: auy, situ op t ; ae 2 = cessary 10 i . corporation authorities to this nuisance as we | shall be papal souls este SF Jor Sai Books and News ‘Those having Furniture, Dry Goods | Terms: $25 and under each; over tiat sum a] €Feot, had been touched wi:h the torch of the now do, our patience being, like theirs, ex | {rs anual ceceicne Wil. the meee a at | papers ee fat ax pablished. hie fs agent for Harper'e aici &e., to be stored, will tind ample ae- | erodit of 60, and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily |ivcendiary, and was in Games. Gathering hausted. hei a ge aud good aseortment of Blauk Books and Stationery at ions in the large, airy, flag stone paved. | endorsed, bearins iuterert. speedily, our ficemen soon conquered the do a ; ae their power. _J. Ave Jousson, his Bookstore, Udeow Building, cor Pa, avenue and 434 at, Basements under the Star office, corner Pa INO. C. HAMILTON, Trustee. | yourivg elemeat—not, however, before the Tre Ex Dorspo Uovse.—We invite atten- Epwin Steger, Sec’y. President. — «and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office. ‘The store will be for rent immediaiely after the | poof and eep.e had yielded to the flame. and tion to the advertivement of Mr. Reynolds! Qn motion of Rev. Mr. Varden, the thanks DIKD. jan 31—t! io : _ rate, and t= considered one ot the best stands in the | the gre bell had been rendered useless. This Vernet Crys ) on one of the | of the Couference were tendered to the society | On the Qst instant, MARY ANN, daughter of OMES FOR ALL.—Reauutully and healthily | 16.0% ss syd is the second a:tempt to set fire to an engine- pay Ptcanares Crapo? A Suanuuae ae for the sum nawed and transmitted. . ished — Mary Keidz, aged 2 years, 11 months ront by 130 feet . - — house wi in two months . 5 At 4 o'clock, the spec al order was called for, and the Conference went into committes sping, be bought] By GRSSKN & SCOT, Auctioneers. | day night, Rev. } trong ¢ amokables he can furnish, and take pleasure neral will take place on Thursday even “ee Ki A sees Oa Tuestay night, Rev. Mr. Armstrong ce i i ( " BLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION. } liv: a Joi I ees eee ee Eames the of the whole on the state of the chureb. in vew York ves ae etocen tn ‘ft we ah c U Hi aOR Y 2a tne ack b eel paaniond te ‘sn a radar eating caloon, he has fitted up the second] pr Cox, President of Madison College, took i aeeete ? : ——o al esas piscine Oda Fetto ? Hall. we shall eel tao Adoms, &c. It was a fine display of logi eal eloguence, and from the satisfaction mati story for supplying suppers for any sized | the stand in behalf of the College, and made i. fesied, we shocld think all thought with the Party, from two to fifty. The fitting up cf] g feeling and beautiful speech in its behalf. the rooms are such as every one would like— Dr. Cox was followed by Rev. D Wilson, in Wednesday, the 2et instant, Mra. MARTHA | _jan °—6in JOHN FOX, Sreretary, | 12 1he euvdivision ia . berween 44g and Jd strects, running back 105 feet # The friends of the fuinily are respectful - =P 0 a 20 fer ry. Ts ker at its close. It was delivered before a Ate — a The reason} a few pertinent remarks, which he concluded vies toate ber Dofpedepasec a all are peas Wants. ip ehacet rem REEN & SCOTT, the Poor Men's Christian Asscotation to we like Reynold’s, is that one ¢: t Sen ; ; riday next, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence = “~ sd * i - ¥ ‘an get there] by offering the following resolution, which bE ter Wushind Sohn AG ah tie ho rear OF Toth NURSE WANTED—FOR A CHILD TEN | —™arl9-d Auctioneers. a: Alexandria has been indebted for many street, between Land M street. * | ZA in nths od. A colored one preferred. Enquire instructive lectures this part season wer Lind of dinner one wants at short : T Beene — was passed : . Resolved, That we will each use our best} “Jn this city, on the 20th instant, ELLEN, wife of | at No. 470 E stree:, between 3d and 4th There is nothing newto day. Last evenin-, Caveut AGAIN —William Umberfield and | endeavors as superinterdents of circuits and | Philp Barton Key. mac 21—colw* the Virginia Car Works of Smith & Perkice Michael Murphy, who broke jail on Monday | stations to sell one limi'ed scholarehip at least | a Her trients are invited to attend her funeral re 7M cloced up finally for want of funds. It is pro- night last, were caught yesterday by Officer | in our respective fields of labor. fr om the residenge of her father, Jas Swan, Frank ANTS A 51 ) MAID a portion of the es'eblichmen* K d Wate y : si jin street, Baltimore, to-morrow morning, the 224 as tr el y ans u Keese aud Watchwan Ward, who started in} Mr. Sutherland then made a few remarks, edie a Be pci - he Bea) NY Sessa bee gees w ab eee to Zanesvilie, Oh Ami ureuit of them as soon as they Were missed | in which be gave his unqualified approbation |'"°°'""’ (City papers please enpy.) the Star office. 1 21—9* = ie | bey were tuund about twelve miles from | to the resolution of Rev D. Wilson On the 17th instant, SARAH TALBURT, relict] > ur SITUATION AS COACHMAN LATER FROM ME: | bere on the Fairfax road, in company witha] Rev. Jo-iah Varden was nextoalled on, and | «the late Alexander ‘Talburt, of this city, in the ANTED—A SITUATION COACHMAN ‘ibe New Orleans papers have news from j farmer, to whom they had represented thew. | ip one of his most humerous speecher, set forth | 634 year of her age or dining room servant, who understands his | : busines: perfectly well in both capacities. Address Near Georgetown, on the 18th instant, C. A. MOR- | isimes, w 8 5 * ‘TON, in the 30th year of his age. AW 35,7? at this office. eld On the L8th instant, Mr. ROBERT W CLARKE, W ANTED—<A Hai the City of Mexico by the Orazabo, to the /d inst , and Vera Cruz to the Sth inst. Several severe shocks of an earthquake had selves as carpenters, and who Lad employed | tae claims of the Cullege in a most effective them assucb. Mucn credit is due the officers] manner, ard then collected for the benefit of | who apprebended them for their perseverauce | the College about $100, all that he said was ‘ t in the search. necded at that point of time. Most of that oo ie tah, ime ea year ar bis ply but a competent work Any. = and Venitian Carpeting been experionad in the city cf Mexico anc We know of no stronger argument in favor | money was contributed by the minicters them- | (a the 20th instant, Mr. PATRICK BYM, ana-| —02r 20—3t JOHN N_MORHIBER. nge, Crockery and Giass Ware | vicinity. . of the erection of a new jail than the facility | selves. tive of the parish of Dromiskin county, south Ire- OUSE WAN TED.—THE ADVERTISE: é On tbe 26th ult., Santa leit the ciry for the with which prisoners can escape under the| ‘TheCopference then adjourned till 7o’elock, | !and, but a resident of this city for the last 18 years, i wishes to p F South, having previous'y seu cor siderab Present state of things. when they met and remained in session till | 98° 42 years. brice Dwelling, bodies cf troops in advance [tis reperte i {tf His funeral will take place to-morrow, at 2 s aven o’clock, from his late residence, corner of ‘i street and Massachusetts avenue. His friends acquaintances are invited to attend. _T0 THE PUBLIC _ Boarding. an advertisemeut OAK DIAG.— TWO LARGE front Rooms, a efter midnight. Tae Navy Yarp To-ntanr.—Mr. Heller’s Tue following ministers were placed or con- entertainment at Odd Fellows’ Hall, to-night, | tinved on the euperannuated list: Rev Messre. to judge from the prograimme cffered, will be] Eti Hinkle, Jusiab Varden, E D. Hamilton, one of the bestever giveninthiscity. Among}T 1.. McLean, H. P. Jordan, and Alfred the gifts are no lees than three watches, one a} Baker by the ¢fficial papers that two d«ys atier his arrival in Iquala he deteated a body of inenc gents under Col Roaenda Moreno, and took he later rrisoner. It ia a’s> staced tha Mo-eno had been tried by a court martial and gen enced to be shot. Other vietorics over the bie-top Dressing Bureaus Shades, Wardrobes Hedding arth Rugs led lever wat ‘Tobi j vee owi i thi N the 12th day of March, 1855, ber Stoves , Alvarez are reporied, but these would advise ati our friends in that vi- oun W. Evenist, President. appeared in the Evening Star. As suchvan adver | rrtsne taenuie trams Verge shy immedi ste wg eee Hain pel allo vanee cinity to attend tonight, knowing, from the] East Baltimore—Jesse Shreeve. 1 ed, would have the tendency ‘at 300 A street, corner New York fect, beating Raectont ‘She tecond drought which hes been long bigh standing of the parties having the enter- Anne Arundel—W. 8S. Hammond. rieenth The situation is high, healthy and : c.W. BOT and severe, haz caused much suffering and tainmegt in charge, that everything will be ist Church, Washington—to be supplied. every way abl mar 17—dta ry slarm conducted in a manner which cannot fail to Alexandria—J. ‘I. Murray. Also, w: I: was reported at Vera Cruz previous to the Loe EELCheN boners eniling of tbe Orieaba, that Gena Anna had re‘urued to the cup ital, avd it is thought t he did not accomplish much by his journey south. Weextract the following from the corres pendence of the Bee We get littiefrom the seat of wer A few ekirmisbes haveoocu red without any marvel result. About the last of February, Gen Ra mirez, who was in command of a detachment of Governmen: trocp:, cons‘ating of 300 i give general satisf and vratification Georgetown—S. B Sutherland. - Pipe Creex—Dr. F. Swentzel, and J. A. Proresson Menpex’s Sormee.—It will be} Mc aden. reeived. from our adverti-irg columns, that Baltimore Cireuit—K. §. Norris, and J Professer Munder gives another cf his de-| Thowpson. lightful soircee, this evening, in the hall at Deer Creek—Il._C. Cushing, and W. Reinick. mar 20— OAR DING.—Six or eight gen by the month, week or d dated at Mre. DES the Me‘ropolitan off OARDING.—MES. DUVALL, No. 331 Pa. avenue opposite Browns’ Hotel, has several desirable rooins, suitable for families or singh en, Which she would ret with board. on} sahogay dinins, break! ad card Tables wable terms. She ean also aceomm-date 6 or] MAbpgoy diding, berakiast and carl T: with meals, without lodging. Maple walnut French, Cott: and other Bed- Oa THURSDAY, the 22d instant, tthe i Mrs. Wells, om Ist ol Ban, mm yivania avenue, at 0 runent of Purniture, n finished fully Ist Augut , to do. The said ina fitted up for use for tw at Kosewood velvet covered Sofa Mahogany Divans, Walaut marble top « ‘ables the corner of Pennsylrania avenue and Elev-| Coneord—J. M. Elderdice. enth street, over Farcham's bookstore These Kent—J. Roberts, U. Eversole, Dr. F. Wa- “= soirees are proverbi delightful entertain | (ers. Sup. Assistant. Chairs ments, and are consequently exceedingly pop- (Queen Anne’s—H. P. Jordan, and D. Bowers. premises. Mr. Ki k shop on said groun 4 . ular. The Professor is a finished instructor of Talbot—W. Roby, and G. S. May. the polite art, and by the correctness of bis} Prince William—J M-. Dennis. ad set all the machinery, and put them in hee a ig ssa aolerectas p. iberand Uvaaunenie try, 100 cavairy, ard two pieces of artiil bearing a: @ gentleman. has won the entire} Ninth street, Wasbington—P. L Wilson —_ Abe i Arte : — = | parine {nd ch-tnber Window Curtains, Blinds wes defeaced ota point between Iguata e confidence of all who know him ‘Trough Creek—W. G. Holmes. Ue tan the pajinent ct STOP YOUR COUGHING. China, :lass, cree! d stemware” tho river Mescata. by Col. Villaway Nava. He Williamsport—N. >. Greenaway, and B F nnum, for an old shop eived, per Adaus & Cos E one | Silver plated Castor= pes and Forks, Candlc- | surrendered at discreticn. Some of his mex Fox ar tHe Conrerexce.— Kev. Josiah | Brown HL rool of glass in the windows, er shutters to of Ma‘ltard’s Sew York Gold Medal GUM sticks fraternized with the ineargents; the others Varden, in reply to an argument of one of the Snow Hill—Jobn Morgen 2 members which tended to the verge ef bitter New Town—L. W. Bates, and E. W. Jones nese, said . * Brother President, here are two Carcline—W. T. Wright. inst this measure—Valientt and Var- Dorchester—K. T. Boyd Vs. V stands for 5, two Va make New Market—W. I. Dumm keep out the work in the thing dry. aiber Beds, Bedding ‘, consisting of Banana, Vanilla, Raspberry, . and Horehound flavors. NOt Carry ON busines in the complete assortment of his celebrated present condition. L think when Mr. K real reputation and without matter well in his mind his conscience | rival in the United States. will netiet him charge me as auch rent for an old] Por sale at were disarmed and sent with their cbicf tw ie and heuse Linen igusia. Santa Anna hes bed Ramires ar es: , colar, hall snd other Lamp< ap a will be tr elbya Ss tmeeg = 3 ply, ingrain, and stair Carpets and Mating Yepe Santa Anra, the President's sor. » Rugs, and a lot of Ouclotly been guilty cf an act of barbsrous cruel + an X; therefore I think this should be re. Alleghany—J. F. Whiteside that is ta manner worth nothing 265 Vermont av d Hatrack, Lounges, and Looking Glass: > Gen, Plutarco Cabrera having eapturr! tbe garded as in X-pounder of the matter ; and Aceomac—one to be supplied lad to pay foranewene. ff Mr. K. had demanded mar \G—tf And = on i ee Villaze de Zepotha el Grande, mode pri ; as X stands for 10, it is also aten pounder llarper’s Ferry—J. K. Nichols. Sas and joe rent, 1 would! Dave sete it F’ SALELA VERY FINE SADDLE AAD in teres ss ee Kuches oquialtes some thirty five inoffensive i - — inst it’ Of course that settled the affair,| Cacil.—J_ Elderdice. with hisagreement. J. We JORDON. Baggy HORSE. ‘The lorse is young. With wany other articles which we deem wane este and harmony was restored Sussex —T, A. Moore—one to be supplied. Brickmakera.—D. A. Shermer. d, and of fine stock ; would cessary to enumerate. mar 16—lw* . si very fine carriage horse, or a Tenns: Under §25 casi —-—— | make pver that rum @ crevic | teck possession of :he prieoner*, opon whom he = 2 THe NEW — y pleasant riding horse, eg mes = tales n . rave viekemee After ‘ Girts.—A great desl Howard —D W. Bates, A. Hammond THE HONEY BEE. Beers verve ab excellent work torse, perlect'y plaka es F uores = tisiaeturily et Feyensep the mo t ravage manifested at Thom slen a -—J iy koe 3 ts M COMME 19 No. #3 Dut George?’a. STEN & SCOTT a é job a Pa of ni! ige—it J Day, one to be supplied ether with his ti Him, COUGHS, CLUCKs II you | trees, aud haaged them singly, one after e” Vugin Honey. State, Coun ood Clock, Wanant to keep tim ' i usi ¥ ~ z 7 SIMRO aking the precaution so to adjast tne ceived and shown. Another tich pr fusiun of arlicle —J. H. Ellegood. ts may be purchased. Jnquire ter thu ;at- | eal! at > af J. ROBINSON, lotuer, ta ; : <ifts will be given to-night. Seecuce a prize Usior —Dr. A 3. Eversole, @ H Mec¥a . , EORGE CALVERT. : 349 Va. ave., oppo. Browns’ Hote! | ropes as to prolong their sufferings es much «* by all meany den. feb 28—dlin possible.