Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1856, Page 3

EVENING STAR,| LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Ksow Noraixe Ratiricarion Muetixe.— Copp’s saloon was well filled last — partly by the Hindoo ratifiera, and partly by lookers- on, of all sorts of party stripes, gathered through curiosity to see the heoaking of ground for the campaign. Mayor Towers wag called to the chair, and the usual number of vice-supernumeraries and secretaries appointed. Mr. Towers stated the objects of the meeting, which was to ratify the nominations of Millard Fillmore for Presi- dent, and Andrew Jackson Donelson for Vice President of the United States, nominations made by the great American party, and which had been received with feelings of gratifica- tion by every member of that party. & Mr. Towers was followed by Collector Mc- Calla in the same strain; and then the Hon. Andrew Stewart, of Pennsylvania, was intro- duced, and received approvingly by the audi- ence. He spoke of the unanimity with which Mr. Fillmore had been nominated at the Phil- adelphia Convention; of the a, majority ae gave Mr. Fillmore for the Vice Presidency in 1848, and endeavored to de- monstrate that he would get an increased vote now that he was nominated for the Presi- dency. Mr. Horton of N. C., who was also a dele- gate to the Philadelphia Convention, next addressed the meeting in laudation of the ‘ American party’? and the American nomi- nations. He hit a tremendous lick at his brother Know Nothings by deprecating the miserable scramble for office which was such a curse to the country. Hon. L. D. Campbell of Ohio, made his ap- arance in the halland was loudly called Rr. In answer to the call, he started with an attempt at glorifying Know Nothingism in an argumentative way, but finding this rather up- business he abandoped it, and at- tempted the ‘‘funny line’’ in which he shone to more advantage. Hon_ J.J. Crittenden took the stand, and Know Nothingism got another handsome no- tiee from the eloquent Kentuckian, and the “party”’ applauded accordingly wv. French 8. Evans followed Mr. Critten- den, and then, after three cheers for the American party, the meeting dispersed. Al- together, it was a pretty Apap affair, and a good enough beginning of the fun of the 1856, presidential campaign. So get out the torches, transparencies and tar barrels! Whoorah! Ivvor“ation Wanrep.—W hocan enumerate above billions, or tell the number of Saturday snow storms now reached, the first day of March, 1856? Could anybody oblige us with 8 pair of snow shoes, or put ua on the track of an Esquimaux dog-sledge’ These we want -— ; to-morrow we gS another general liquifacti ion, and should glad to layina ~ir of fishermen’s boots and a portable canoe tor street navigation. Yesterday was a fine day; the ladies eaid it was ‘‘a delightful day ;’’ folks began to talk about the coming spring; it was looked upon asa settled thing that winter had ‘‘ played out.’’ The an- nouncement made by us a few days ago of the opening of river navigation had been caught up hopefully by “ Washington corre- spondents’’ and “ telegrapbers,’’ and burried over the wires north and south, east and west; but again it snows, again it freezes, and so yanishes all our visionz of early strawberries echoed upon all sides des- pondently, and not a bit of sleigh riding en- thusiasm is elicited. The fact is, it is human nature to admire snow all the more for being alittle eoy and coquettish in her advances. Lhis over-freedom is repulsive in the extreme. P.3. It raing! and perhaps we are to have the peag and strawberries after all. Tin minutes later! It snows again, and there is nothing to do but to study patience and resignation, and let it snow! TexpeRraxce DEMONSTRATION AT THR SKITH- somias Inxstircta.—A large audience was assembled at the ——— last night, Ee the programme announced was not entirely oaues out. Mr. Speaker Banks and the “two members of Congress,” did not mak their appearance; Mr. Gough, however, made ample amends for all other deficiencies, and for two hours he held his audience enchained by one of his characteristic serio-comic-melo- dramatic, poetic, etic, electric, and every way-attractive efforts. We heard the question debated last night what success Gough would have attained upon the political arena, had he entered upon it, instead of the field he now occupies go tri- amphantly. The vordict was, that though he might have carried everything before him on the stump, he would hardly have made his mark among the dry facts and technicalities of the bar or the Senate. Weataer Report. our attentive friend “ B the following report : @ are indebted to * at Georgetown, for Morning. Noon. Night. Monday, Feb. 25. _- _ 36° ‘Tuesday, Feb. 26. 32 36° o4 Wednesday, Feb. 27.. 32 32 30 Thursday, Feb. 23... 28 30 36 Friday, Feb. 29 .. 32 38 36 Saturday March 1.... 32 35 - ““B”’ adda as a postseript, that seventeen separate snows have fallen this winter. Where is Dr. Kane’ Tue Natap QueEn attracts crowded houses everywhere, and last night the National was literally packed with an applauding audienee. Tonight is Henry Jarrett'’s complimentary benefit—the conclusion of his management— the last performance of the gorgeous spec- tacle. There will of course be a full house, for the scenery, the costumes, the gallant knights, the agile demons, and above all the bewitching nymphs and the female warriors, have been the subject of conversation overy- where. Those who wish good seats should jose no time in securing them. A Goop Suecestion.— A Subscriber’ sug- gests to public lecturers, singers, &c., the propriety ef depositing tickets for sale with some of the storekeepers in the Island section of thecity. There are many families in the Seventh Ward who would purchase tickets for such exhibitions, if they were not forced to the inconvenience of goi ‘up town” to obtain them. Tickets left for sale at Clark’s and Boswell’s apothecary shops, and Clark Ree would accommodate all parta of the ard. Tuxatnicats —We again invite attention to the announcement that Mr. John T. Ford bas taken the National Theatre in thie city, and will open on Monday night with ‘‘ Rich- elieu,’’ in which Mr. Eddy can but makea favorable impression. We sre informed that Mr. Ford, having the management of theatres at Richmond and at Baltimere, will be enabled to present a succession of novelties, and to in- troduee histrionic talent of a high order toour metropolitan audience. Let him be encour- aged by full houses at the commencement of the season. Spang, like coming events, casts its Siad- ows before. Mine host of the Kirkwood House has received the first shad of the season, all the way from North Carolina by express, and with it some delicious — mint, whieh, when compounded with fluids, fancied by those who have uot the fear of Gough before their eyes, is decidedly “not bad totake.’’ Success to the Kirkwoods' Correction —Mr. George Gaines—or rath- er George W. M. Gaines, us he informs ua, is the correct cognomen—wishes us to state dis- tinetly, that he was not, and is not afraid of being beaten by his wife. ae was asserted in the Police Lntelligence a day or two since, but that he had her arrested because of a threat #he had made to have him shot. A Setu.—That was a naughty hackman who, last night, gravely assured the slightly “ sprung’ young Philadelphian that it was ——— — from the National Hotel to rowns’, and who charged him according! for the ride. = — ‘Goin’ to Georgerown?” shouted a fellow tw an omnibus-driver, as be was dashing down the avenue yesterday. ‘ Yes,’ replied the driver reining up his horses. ‘Wal, so J thought '"’ responded the gawkey, and passed quietly on. Ear Prof. Morse, of telegraph renown, is Passing the winter in New York, much to the delight of his old artistic friends, at whose re- wmions be is always a favorite guest Have we a Dauphin among us? Have we a Dentist aM We would call the attention of our readers to the card of C_S. Goodman in to-day’s Star. Dr. G., long and favorably known in this com- munity. whose professional and personal mer- its are only equalled by his modesty, has just returned from Europe and tour throaghout the principal cities of this country, underta- ken with a view of perfecting himself in his noble and honorable profession. While in Europe, the Doctor received many flattering testimonials and inducements to remain there from high and honorable sources, by those who are ever ready to discover and appreciate merit. Disregarding, however, the advanta- ges and positions which his skill and scientific attainments would have placed him in, he re- tarns among us, bringing with him the results of his observations and experience. The Doc- tor is the gentleman who, several years ago, formed the novel and somewhat dangerous ut successful operation of extracting the ele- phant’s tooth. jal ja ordi- ag, they Speakers far removing y allowing a Lozenge uatly in the mouth, the soothing effect to the alleviates Coughs, Colds, asthina, or any roast. 8, TROCHES differ materially from Gough nary use. Containing no opium or deleterio cau be used freely by Vocalists and hoarseness aud clearing the voice. to dissolve Sir:—Your “Baowcwiat Tuocuxs” seems to me & simple and elegant form for administering, 1n combination, I substances, beld in general esteem among the treatment of Bronchial fone. Very respectfully, x0. ATuENTox T. Brown, Kaq., 425 Washi: Soli in Washington by JAMBS N. CALI ists In all the large cities In the United Stati mrri-iw pop’ TT. Manufacturers to establish « depot for their sale in this city, So that they can now be furnished !n any quantities to hotels, steamboats, private families, Ac. Orders from a distance promptly attended to, and a liberal discount made to those who purchase for sale. Address JAS. N. CALLAN, Wash- ington. mari—iw UP Whe Kuows Capt. Grigg ?—Ask all the shipping houses in Maryland, Delawareand Philadelphia who be is Woxvearvt Ccars.—Philadelphis, February 2%, 1866.— Mesers. De Gusts & Co.—1 must give you the honor and raise of having the remedy in the world for Pain. When I was considered past recovery by all, my son, (B,J Grigg, merchant, 234 Market street,) as a last retort, seut for jouderful ‘Electric OM,” and it relieved the pain, which was most intolerable, Indammatory Rheumatiem.) in about ten minutes. I had the Ot! continued but thus, and was cured. This Oil is thegreateat blessing know toman. Ihave sent many persons for !t, and I know that they have been cured by ft. Tam well known, and my suf- fering was also known, and I have no objections to apy use you may make of this, asthe Of! cannot be too bighly esti- mated. Capt. Maxx Gaico, Wood and Coat Dealer, 455 Marshall street, Capt. Grigg is au old citizen, and {ike all who have been cured, feels gratefal. ‘Office 39 South Eighth street, below Chesunt, Philadelphia, Sold by most all respectable dealers ia medicine ‘The genutne Oi! bas the TEN signatures of De Grath 3 . Pi ph feb 99—tr John bined by you to form the three or four years since, to alopt their use. The results have been such as to fuduce me to continue the practice, be- Meving them —— benefit in many affections of cbial organs. ‘ours, ete, JF. WwW. Boston, Septem! 2. Persous requiring a really good and long-tried article, and one that oan be dei and being made from the BRONCHIAL TROCHES to be what they are represented. Pat up in boxes and sold at 26 cents exch, by Draggista gen- erally, throughont the United Statesand Canadas. BARNES & PARKS, J. MILHAU, New York, Agente. For sale in Philadelpbie ty F. BROWN ; New Orleans, J. SYMKS; Chi- cago, J. H. RERD & CO.; Washington, J. N. CALLAN. feb — i> Dr. Sanford's mvigorator is a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and 1s recommended to the public, relying upon {ts {ntrinsto worth In the cure of the fol- lowing cowplaints: Al! Bilious Derangements, Sick Head- ache, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness, Ohronic Diarrhos, Coll: Pain iu the Stomach and Bowels, General Debility, Female Weakness, &c. For sale by druggists generally, and by Z. D. GILMAN, 468 Pa, aveuue; also. by JOHN SCHWARTZ, 860 Pa. aveane, and by O. M. LINTHICUM, corner Bridge and High streets, Georgetown, D.C. jansi The Gr Russian Remedy.—Pro BONO PUBLICO.—" Every mother should house handy {n case of accidents to the child: ding, and ts re- commended by physicians. [t!#asure and speedy cure for Burns, Pile, Boils, Corns, Felous, Chilbalns, and Old Sores of every kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers, Itc, Scald Head, Nettle Bash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, jrecommended by Whitlows, Sties, Festers, Flea Bites, Spider Stings, Limbs, Salt Rheam, Scarvy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds, it ie a most valual remedy aud cure, which can be testified to by thousaaile who have used {t in the city of Boston and victuity for the last thirty years. In no instance will this Salve do an {njury, or interfere with « physician's prescriptions. It ls made from the purest materists, from a recipe brought from Russia—of articles growing tn that country—and the proprietors have letters frou ail classes, clergymen, physicians, sea captat: parses, and others who hav it themselves, and rec dding’s Russia Salv om, wat) the cover with « pfctu 4 disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price, 25 Ceates Box. Sold stall the stores io town or country, and way be ordered of any wholesale druggist. For sale at BHILLINGTON’S, Agent for Wash ngton. jan 38 put to large # borseand Great Cure of Rheumatism in Cin- CINN afi, OJy.—CONVINCING EVIDBNCE.—For more than three years! have been suTering with rheumatiam, and pain of the Longe and joints. I have atrictly foe of physictans, acd at cther times used such family jciues as had been recommended for the cure of rheomatiom ; still I did not improve in the least, and waa eutly compelled to keep ny bed, and thereby was pre from attending tomy business. Some weeks ago I indeeed by « friend totry CARTEK'S SPANISH M'X fUKK. 1 felt considerably im proved after I pad ter th dose; Ihave only used one single bottle, and aus entirely free from all pain. 1 feel better than Ihave felt for years, pletely-restored health solely to Mixture. I cousider it a most matism and all diseases of th meud tt to the aificted. D. Bouarrr, southesst corner Fourth and Walnut sta, Cuctnustt, Marob 17, 1865. feb S—1m 1 Neab Wal » Marble Hall Clothing Smporiam, br Hotel Building, respectfally aonounes that their displ FALL WINTER CLO- THING ts now ready for ing prieing ap sescrt- ment of COATS, TALMAS, OVERSACKS, SU VHSTS sud PANTALOONS, of the uew signs in matert«l, trimming and work: he men who study excelisuce with econoiay in feshtonal ticles of dress an oppor 1s now offered for selecting from one of theatiracttve of Woods in this ofty, at very reduced prices- nov 3—u (7 Ambretype.—Amongst the most at- tractive and beautiful epectmens of the Photographic ert, now on exifbitiou st WHITEHURST’S GALLERY, are the AMBROTYPHS. They are truly « beautiful Picture, and in some respects an tmprovemen old familicr Da- guerreotypes. The Gallery con! of Photographs on paper. Dagu pee States Supreme Court stuce 1860; members of the United States courts; President Pierce aud Cabinet, wad many other ablic inen of the Nation. A visit to WHITEHUKST’S GAL- KY, No. 434 Pounsy!vanla avenue, fs well worth the trou- time. uov 28—tf 00d, and cheerfully recom- i> Prohibitio. The recent decision of the people tu aliaost every State in reference to the sale of liquors, does uot pretend to interfere with medicinal com- pounds containing stimulus, as {t fea fact wel! known to all that without stimulating prinelples moat casos of extreme debility could not be reached, aud the many other of our most valuable compounds could not be made withont ft. For {natance, Dr. J. MOSTRTTER’S STUMACH BITTERS, now so celebrated and iudispeusable in every family as a med! cine. Thousands of psrsous suffering from dyspepels and in- nerally speak volames {0 (avor of this great cu- For sale by J. N. CALLAN, Washington. Heofland’s German Bitters, prepared and sold by Dr. Jackson, at the German Medica! Store, 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well-de- served celebrity for the cure of all Diseases arising from de rangement of the liver. These Bitters have, indeed, proved a bisestug to the afflicted, who show th atitude by the moat flattering testimonials. This medicine bas established for itself s name that competitors, however wily their echemes, or seductive ‘ise, cannot reach. It gained the public confid immeuss bonetite that have been derived from {t, er maintain its posl- tHaement. dec 124m LIST OF LETTERS Remain ene Tt ae Washington, D.C., larch 1, 1856. [Ordered to be advertised in the ‘* Evening fo ae padi) ne Saning section of Se "est w—! e news} r ha’ lation af Cane the li circ! lished in Washington: any daily paper pub- Sxc. 5. And be it further enacted, That the list of letters remaining uncalled for in any post office in =e city, town, or feces shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub- ished once only in the news; issued weekly, oroftener, shall have the village, where news- being per which largest circulation within the range of the delivery of said office, to be decided such oftice.] y the postmaster at ‘62 Persons applyttg for letters in the following list, will please say they are ADVERTISED. Mrs Ano ag, Mise Anne Armstrong, Mise H Alen, Mrs E Blain, Mre Mary Brown, MreL ER Bell, Mre Mary Burnett, Mre Anu Brown, Mre MA Bow yA Baldwin, Miss LM Buchanan, Miss N Broumteld, Mrs EA Bleecher, Mtss 8 M Beecher, Mine A W Burleigh, Mra KL Blanchor, Florence Gre Baker, Mre a A Brannan, MiseL FG Berry, Miss SA Oning, Mre Cook, Mrs O Clare, Hovora 2 Corbin, Mrs Carroll, Catharine Clancey, Bridget Colman, Mra Clagett, Mrs @ H Colens, Mra ET Conlon, Catharine Carleton, Grace Capron, Miss Celes- tine L Chatain, Mra Luc Carter, Mrs Catoe, Mrs Isabell Carroll, Mre Mary Campbell, Laura J Cammack, MK Cunningham,Kate . H Markle, Mins K LADIES’ LIST. Davis, Miss E Eliot, Mra JM Elliott, Mrs MA = Norvell, Mrs J H 3 Eliot, Mra L Owen, Mins Mary Ewell, MissSJ O'Leary, Kate W Killington, Miss M O'Bierne, Elien McLaughlin, Bliza- beth French, Miss 3 Pool, LA Flynn, Mrs J Patton, Mrs MM 2 Ford, Ann Park: Fahey, Elizabeth Phillips, M Flemivgton, Mise E Quetn, Ellen FitegeraldMraClara Quigley, Margaret Ferguson, Miss Let- Roche, Hanora tebe Reed, Fortney, Mrs MA Rauf, Mre M Gray, Miss L Rynex, Caroline L Green, MA Renouf, Mra E A Mra S Robinson, Mise B dard, Miss I. F Raymond, Mra C Gregory, Kliza Storm, Mrs Perry Gaszyuskee, Mrs M Sinith, Mrs D Galbraith, MreM Stone, Mrs EM Gordon, Margaret Smith, Mra Eliza Hale, Mrs Shay, Bridget Haines, Mrs Sarah Sparke, Miss 8 Hake, Mrs Susan Smith, Adelald Hinman, Miss Kelly Saunders, Loulsa Humphries, MreS Sanford, Mrs EN 2 Hangler, Mra Mar- Stockton, MissKateB garet Stunson, Jennie Hedgman, Mra A Scanlon, Mary Ann Johnson, Mre@ Stuart, Mrs Chas & Jecker, Mrs Aune Slever, Mrs 5 Kessler, AC Shorter, Mary A Kennedy, Catharine Symonda, MissSusan St Hester L Lomax, Elizabeth Su Maria Lewis, Mra Robert Starrett, Secelin J FR Taylor, Charlotte ‘Turner, Rebecca Tolson, Julia A Thompson,JennicM Thomas, Metaur, Mary 2 Mason, Mrs & 2 Murphy, Mra E Countill MrsRoealie Merillal, Miss M A Valentine, Ano Ciaitin, Mra Wm Mahan, Mies Wroe, Mrs Mimily & Bi re JT My 4 Hen- Moi Dunhoo, Cathartue Atkiusou, Rey Mr Audrews, Mr w, JD Jno Judson Ashton, D Aldrich, ColCyras Allen, BT Bond, Wm Brent, Wm L Brauch, Thos Bout, Sa 2 ich, LP W Branson, CaptJa Bullock, Jno O K japt Juo Baker, Butler, Jas & Byers, J F Bark, JuoD Brook, Hon Jas Baker, Chas Brows, Chas W Bowling, Chas Bradford, allen D , Garrett Ww Step W Chase, Martin Coombs, Gen Leslie King, Chandler, Hon J Cameron, Jno Caton, Jno P Chester, Jos L Calton, Jno Carlon, Juo Cameron, JG Clarke, J Henry Collins, Jno Colman, JL Chase, HS Clark, HB Cunaingham, Majoi Fac Callahan, David Cage, Maj D Calle, Denuis Chapwian, Dr D Clay, C © 4, Judge Davidson, Win Dooling, Win Danu, Win M Duguid, Robert Daingerfeld, Ronin Livingston, Jos Doyle, Oliver Doulan, Michael Dussou, L D Saenz, Luis Duncan, Jos Douslue, James 2 Diskinan, Heury Dyer, F Duuns, E Darling, C D A kvaus, 3 D Eliott, RK gz el, Eanes, Michael 2 Easton, Jos 3 Ewell, Jno Kaors, Jonas R Fenn, WD Fiteh, Dr Fitzgerald, Thos Fisher, Thos J Pluvery, Patt Freser, Jno & Francia, Jou F 2 Farrell, Jumes Forter, JW Filler, Jno 8 Flyn, Juo Forrest, Zack Frazier, G W Fitchu: Pull Fichser, Frederick Feeney, J Garrett, Col WH Grooves, WA , Godfrey w Mason, Miss Mary Whiting, Mary E McDonald,Miss MA Webster, Mrs John Me oMissSusauP Miss Eliza Magee, Mise Joseph- Wheeler, Aunie ine Yates, Maria Ann GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Gedney, Capt TR McCarty, Rev J DD Gallaher, Richard McLeod, Juo MoCarty, Michael Gi McGill PM 5 Golder McKellar, Wm Grifin, James Newton, WH Geary, Col JW Noble, RP 2 Gray, Jno Noeser, PM Gulick, Jao W Nelson, James M Gage, GR Naylor, 8 Gillet, Francis Nemerkin, Jos Gilbert, EE Newton, Chas Gorman, arthur — O'Oonnor, Win Hall, Capt Worthen Olmstead, Wi ™m Holland, W A O’Brien, Patrick 2 Hamilton, Wm — Olcott, J B 2Hendersou, Wm Oliver, Ely Harrison, RM Payne, WH C2 Harmon, MW Preston, WB Baudy, Isaac (col) Powers, Thos Harvey, Jno Powell, H Hodedon, Col Jno L Pratt, Orson Hough, Jas H Platt, Mr Hea, Jno Peck, Rev Jesse T Hedeoburgh,J W Piggott, Jeremiab Hall, JuoJd Potts, Dou Jeau Hoy ler, Jacoh Parsons, H a Geo 3 Plenge, C Queen, N, & Sons Randail, isc H Hunt, W Kotechile, Wim Hand, Geo & Rhidevour, Wm Hopkins, Hon GH Rhodes, Win C Renshaw, Lt W B Randall, 3G Read, BO Rockwell, Julius 2 Reynolds, f Rittenho Reyuolds, Rebiusou, Heury Jones, R Read, Juno D Ingratn, Mr Speak, Dr R Izard, MW Smith, WS Johnson, Jesse Sinclair, Wm Jolnetod, Jas J — Selden, Wra Jolusou, Jas B .T Jaffe, James Jounson, Henry Joves, Frauk 2 Jolson, Amos BM & Spauldiag, » Co Stith, Mikle Sparrow, Kinsey , Capt L w Jobuson, Dr AM Kuapp, Rev Wa wR Kelley, Miles Kayser, Jos A Keating, Juo Keller, Jno M King, Jno T Sizer, Jn Kolapowsln, Dr H King, H Strother, Jas F 2 Snowden, J Ross Stmmes Ja Smith, Capt Jno Seymour, HE Spinney, HB Schlegel, Andreas Somers&Humphreys HC Kessler, Geo E 2 Kammerer, @ King, GS Kane, Dr Kilburn, Capt C L Kirk, CD Ki ‘Lik Late, Dr Win At Lewis, We Latthnore, Lecour be, Lex Lewis, Thos H Lawn, Jas J Lowe, Juo Lord, Rev Juo Stewart, CA Stine, OC Lee, James Lacy, Juo Lee, Jamen H Lloyd, Jno Lee, Henry Lewis, E Morrison, WC Maddox, Wm P ‘Thomeon, & ‘Teirl, Dennis Thompson, AN Monteney, Juo Morgan, JR Miller, Joe 2 Marshall, Jno Mai Moore, J Abbot Mulford, Geo 0 2 Miller, HJ Major, HP Mettle, Henry Musser, Geo J 2 Mose GH Medjcl, Gipsep! Morse, E SW Merrill, DM G2 Martial, Dick Mozart, Joaquin 2 Moutgomery,Uapt & Muzzy, 4 W'4 McKinney, MG Mcallister, MH Whi Willtams, Wentworth, Jno Walker, J Kuox Washiugion, Heury Ward, H Stuart McClenuey, 4M = Wood, DT MoWilliama, D Wright, Chas H MeIntoah, D'N Wager, 4 McElfresh, & L INITIALS. dor of Italy; President and Directors of Wash. Messrs. Auticliriat & Co.; William. JAMES G. BERRET, P. M. sourl avenu two very desiral dation of boarders BOARDING. OARDING.—MRS B. SPRIGG, ON MIS- e, be: ween 3d and 43 streets, has bie front rooms fer the accommo- fed 29-co3t* OARDING. —SiX PERSONS CAN BE Ac. commodated with board at No. 63 Congress street, Georgetown, D.C. feb 28—Ji# MARR’ In 8t. Thomas’s Church, Hancock, Md., on the 27th February, Ld Rev. Geo L. Machenhelm- er, JNO. W BADEN, of Moar mg D.C., to NANNIE C., eldest dauybter of the Rev. Geo. L. Machenheimer, Rector of said Parish * On the 28th ultimo, is the Rev Mr. Green, Mr. WESLEY M. SMITH to Miss EMILY W. TAYLOR, both of this cy * On the 28th uitime, b) ev. Mr. French, Mr WILLIAM M. NEWTON, of St. Paut ‘Min- nevola, 10 Miss SARAH U. JOHNSTON , daugh- te, of Phillip C. Jobuson, Esq, of this city. DIED, On the Ist March, LANDON, youngest child of eal P. and Menrietta L. King, aged eleven ton! * The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral to-morrow (§unday) afternoon, at3 o’clock, from their residenée, corner of 15th and | streets. On the 2th ultimo, Mrs. LUCY BROOKE, in the 84th year of her age. OLD AND ESTABLISHE D SOUTHERN ROUTE. NOTICE TO TRAVELERS! He POTOMAC ROUTE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND RICH- MOND, VIA AQUIA COREL K AND FREDERICKSBURG traveling public, ana Pas: way rely on SPEED, SAFETY and Co) thereon. It is the only line over which THROUGH TICKETS BETWEEN the NORTH and the SOUTH are sold. By this route, the distance between Wash- lagton and Richmond is REDUCED FORT Y- FIVE MILES, over the route by Gordonsville, with the (urther advantage of 100 miles less of railroad travel * over that route. unaccompanied by any hazard of the disconaection which often occurs at Gordons- ville. HOURS OF DEPARTURE: From Washington at 6 8. = and 7% pm, dally, with the exception of Sunday night. For further particulars enquire at the ticket of- in New Pork, dag rocnse! org og cera ofthe Pn emd on board com! St ag cece Vernon, or Powhatan t the wharf in Was! \. - = GEOKGE MATTINGLY, Agent for the route in Wasbington. feb BS-eout OARDING —WILL BE VACANT THE lst of March, two desirable rooms, southeast cor- ner of 9th and H streets. feb 28—eoti* OARDING BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART, No. 300 @ street, near Thirteenth. Comfort- able board at $1 day, together with lodging and well furnished resend, in a quiet par < oe city. VARD, &6.—MRS. BATES,ON THES. W. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street bod sy aaghey toaccominodate gentlemen withrooms, or without board. very effort willbe made to render those comfortable who may favor her ‘with their patronage. ap6—tr R BINSON’S PRACTICE, Vol. 2.—THE Practice in Courts of Justice in England and the United States, by Conway Robinson, in two volumes. Second volume this day issued. feb 29—tr FRANCK TAYLOR. _——$——$—5$ KCISION OF THK SU Pr EME COURT of Wisconsin in the cases of Booth and Ry- vol. Wisconsin feb 2 three horse patent valve, for sale. Fugitive Slave Law) be}, i =raun of 3a eports, in pamphlet, cents pore RANCK TAYLOR power, fitted with W.M. Smith’s It bas only been worked one month in the Maryland Mechanics’ Institute at their last exhibition, when a silver medal was awarded to the M. SMITH, Patent Agent, &c site the General tentee. Apply to WILLIAM =e ret Seventh st., Oe Post Office. feb 23-! 2b pg ieee I bave an application WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN. before the nding Senate Committee on the Diskrict of Columbia, to change the direstion of Delaware avenue, near the northern boundary of the City. Ing objections may file rteeti Any persons hav- writing. with the — said Committee at any time within two weeks By order of said Committee ; feb 28—2w* M All the works Jj. M. GILBERT. : $e KS. CAKOLINE LEE HENTZ’ NEW Book, Earnest Lynwood just received. of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz on band and for sale. Romance of the Harem; by Miss Pardee All the Magazines for March. All the new Books for sale as soon as biished at ‘he Stationesy and ETRE ishmeant of feb 28-3: JO“ SHILLINGTON, Penn. avcnue, Corner 4, street, FOR SALE AND RENT. ea WM EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTH- ers wishing a pleasant location on Capitol Hiil, can be accommodated with a furnished House, or Rooms, with or without board, at 316 Delaware avenue, north of the Capitol, former residence of the late Judge Cranch feb 29 3t* — Ded R SALE—SEVERAL 6U0D FARMS, senging Sees 60 to 200 acres, and from 8 to 12 miles from Washington, which will be sold low for cash or exchi in part for ee property. Apply, about 5 o'clock p. m., to . LANS- DALE, at Geo. F. Kidwell’s Wood and Coal Yard, 14th street, opposite the Franklin Engine Hous:. feb 29-3t* OO For SALE—A TRACT OF LAND CON- taining 170 acres, 40 of which is cleared, 15 or 20 well set in clover and timothy, and the balance in oak and hickory, some of which is very heavy. It is handsomely localed, in a thickly settled and rapidly improving neighborhood, near Bayly’s Corners, 634 miles southwest of Washington, and about the same distance from Alexandria and pra) Serer well watered ; soil of the best qual- ity; build , &@ small frame House and stable; contains a juable stone quarry, and will be sold in whole or in part, ata great bargain. Title un- questionable, and terms made easy. For further particulars apply to -H. SMITH, at House of Representatives, or toJ.H. CLEVE- LAND, on the premises. feb 20—tf (OR RENT.—LARGEAND PLEASANTLY situated Rooms can be obtained at No. 311 epeigg Pa. avenue, between 9th and 16th sts. Dd 0 — ————— URNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.— The advertiser has taken one of those houses on the north side of D, between Sth and 9th sts., and is prepared to rent her furnished rooms with bourd. As the cooking will be of the best kind, she will serve families who may wish their meals sent them. rs. ANN FOX. feb 6—Lw* OR SALE—A DESIRABLE LITTLE piece outside the bounds of the city, contai ing 1 acres of land, ina high state of cultiva- tion, enclosed with a high and substantial fence, a two story frame house with five rooms, sepa- rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for family comfort, pump of water at the door, 1x miles from the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph Geles’ farm. For particulars call on the sub. | scriber at the Dead Letter Office, General Post Oftice. or at No. 527 K street North. feb 23—3w GEORGE M. KENDALL. ARE CHANCE.—THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated on 3d street, a few feet south of Pa. avenue. Their situation cannot be excelled for elther business or residence sites, and will be sold at a it sacri- fice. H.C. HARROVER. feb 23-tf F°® RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lors and Chambers, with board. Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs. SMITH’S, 233 F street. nov 27—tf OR RENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD stories of the new building over the subscri- ber’s marble shop, opposite the National Theatre, containing three spacious and well finished rooms. | The room on the second floor is 42 feet deep and will be rented sierra d if oe £3] hae the premises. ALEX. RUTHERF en | feb 26-e02w $e OR RENT—THE TWO-STORY BRICK | Storehouse in Was! ‘ton, situated on the corner of 12th and B street Pennsylvania avenue and the canal, formerly occupied b Messrs. Sengstack & Clark. This is consid | one of the stands in the city for business, | and offers unnsual inducements to an active busi- ness man. To such a person the rent will be moderate. All the necessary Shelving and Fix- © tures for a well arranged grocery store are attached tothe house. Apply to BE. PI H Water street, Georgetown; or, to JONATHAN SHAFFER, B street, Washingt feb 13-eo3w OOMS TO LET.—A FURNISHED PAR- lor and Chamber (including fire and gas) | will be rented together or separately during me | session of Congress. ‘The rooms »re on ‘he first | floor, within one square of the Kirkwood House. | Enquire at the office of the Kirkwood House. jan 30—eotf on. j N OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD IN- VHSTMENT —For sale, 17 or 18 acres of Land, on the Heights of Georgetown, adjoining the pro) formerly occupied by Colonel Cox, (called the Cedars,) possessing rare advantages as | a Lice J site, and market garden. It has a fine growth yung cedars and oak mess on thegreat er part of {tthe elevation is such as to command the most extensive view of Georgetown, Wash- ington and Alexandria. The fact of this property ng just outside of the Corporation limits ren- ders it more desirable, being from the Corpo- ration taxes. For terms, &c., apply to J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. jan 2—dtt ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—I will now sell Dy poet, situated on the Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, about two miles above Georgetown, adjoining the village of ‘Tennallytown, where there is a post office. The place contains 63}, acres, and !s handsomely im- proved bs atwo-story brick house, 32 40, with a wing 25 % 31, and all necessary out houses. City property will be taken as part _ Lt) THOS. MARSHALL, jan 17—£ At United States Hotel. URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—A large dwelling house, eligibly situated, near- ly opposite the Hall, and handsomely fur- nished, containing eleven rooms; will be rented for the remainder of the session of Congress. Gas in the house. For terms, &c., apply at the office of the National Hotel. dec 27—tf AN TED.—BY A LADY, WHO WILL} give good wages and accommodation, a | Seamstress perfectly competent to fit dresses and usea sewing machine. Noneneed apply without being competent and well recommended. Apply j at 174 F street west. mar 1—at* | ANTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, or part of a small house, by the first week ¢ in April. Location between Capitol Hill and | Navy Yard. Terms moderate. Address Box No. | 2 at this office. 1} ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITU- | ation as porter inastore. Can write and understands accounts. Is willing to make him. self generally useful. Satisfactory recommenda. tions given. Address Box No. 3, Star office. | mar 1—3t* OOK WANTED.—A COLORED WOMAN | who can ceok, wash and fron well, with 3 recommendations. Address Box 136 City Post Office mar 1—3t* TANTED—A COOK AT 403 TWELFTH street. Good references must be given. mar 1—it* H ANTED—FOR THE SPACE OF 12 AND 18 months, $800, for which 12 per cent. per annum will be given, end a deed of trust cn real estate in arich, central and poten! part of the city, for which double the amount asked for bas been offered for it. Titleclear Address Box 5, Star office. mar 1—1w_ OLORED BOY WANTED —A BOY, from 15 to 19 years old, as dining room servant. Any slave-holder having such a one to hire out will find a good and permanent home for him by addressing * Box 838,’’ City Post Office. feb 29—3t ANTED—TWO OR THREK good Cham- , bermaids, at W illards’ Hotel. j feb %6-3t DRUGGIST WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A his Stock, Good Will and Fixtures may hear of an opportunity nt beer * B,” goes ity Post Office, stat location, terme. = ble amoust of business done, &c. 7 febis-ste AN TED—WANTED—WANTED—TO | W find persons in want of the following ar- ticles : French or German Looking Glasses i Portrait or Picture Frames, round, oval or square | Oil Paintings, large and smail } Marble-top Brackett Tables, in bronze or gold. | ‘All kinds of Pictures framed, and any site | Looking Glasses, or other work in the gliding | line to order with dis;atch. ‘ Also, a lot of casi-iron Bracketts, suitable for shelving, &c.,on hand. Terms moderate to sult ' the times, for cash N.B—Ola Plates inserted. 265 Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House. dee 19 Work Kegilt, and Looking Glass JOHN WAGNER. ANTHONY BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER { 303 Pe enue, 9th and 10t Ss JING -PROVID AVIN H an ELEGANT HEARSE, and all necessary cag tage od i properly coeducting ness, ape \d respectfully inform the puSiic that fuly prepared to ‘al og epee ot farge supply of READY-MADE COFFINS of Fa on hand, which will be fur- ; nished on the mont seasenahie rms. eS | heretofore, no pains will pared entire sallafaction on all occasions. | Resid the premises, orders will BN — heuttentied to at ail hours.” feo 7-ty EW MUSIC received week! N ‘Store af JOH ELLIB. | nw ‘ | back KERELL& CO, ; Su | Oak Hall Set, Hat ' yisk and cost on ten days’ notice if ' deed of trust from James Pi 493 and 494. | day of M Ci rt ueenswa! ; treater! formerly kept by said Pool, consisting * } ED HIMSELF WITH F White, blue and fane Glaes Goblets, Cham AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TSOSTEE’S SaLE oF FINE GOLD shall conti the sale, morn- ing and evening, until all ts aid, at the dowel Store, cae 510 ith street, between D and E, whee, lent assortment of Jewelry, Watches, &c, Breastpins of Finger Ri “pie 0 rsEar R ets, Bi asses: and 10 sliver Watches 2° Watch Keys and Pencils es ee bras —, silver Thimbles ne ‘ulator, an infallible Pure silver tet Holders eres Pearl and other Card Cases 100 fine gold 100 3 w Silver-plated 8; , &e. With many r articles in the Jewelry line ALSO— 3 a, mahogany Counter Cases, with glass One iron fireproof Safe, Counter, &c. Set four fine colored Engravings, gilt frames, Terms cash. ‘The Store is also for rent. Inquire on the prem- ises mar 1—d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer. SrTec OF JEWELRY, PERFUMERY, and Fancy Articles.—On SATURDAY morning, March Ist, at 10 o’clock, and resumed at 734 o’clock in the evening, at the store of Mr. D. Hirsch, No. 34 Louisiana avenue, between 7th and Sth streets, I shal! sell ali his stock of Jewel- ry and Fancy Articles, consisting of — Fine gold guard and vest Chains Breastpins, Sleeve Buttons Finger Rings, Bracelets, Earrings Necklace, Hair Pins, Combs Fancy Boxes, Paper Weights Portemonnaies, Cigar Cases, Purses Perfumery, caret Articles, &c. ‘Terms cash. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct. feb 29-2t By E.8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC. tion.—Gn MONDAY afternoon next, the 34 if March, at 4 o'clock, in front of the premises, I shall sell, without reserve, the northernly third ab of Lot 267, in Beatty & Hawkins’ ition, begged feet on Hi street, and extending #96 feet, with the Improvements This is a very desirable iocation for a bntcher- ing establishment, having fine springs. It is the property of the late Jacob Custard Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, 9 and 12 months, f.r approved paper, bearing interest. feb 28-3t EDW. 8. WRIGHT, Auct. Bv JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. poLEessr FURNITURE AND HOUSE. keeping Effects at Auction —On MON- DAY morning, March 3d, at 10 o’clock, at the residence of George Patton, No. 468 6th street, near the Unitarian Church, we shall sell. all his Furniture and eee! Effects, which are nearly new and of very superior quality, viz: Handsome suite of green and gold bro- catelle covered Furniture Suite walnut-carved crimson plush-covered Par lor Furniture Elegant zebra wood, rosewood, and walnut mar- ble-top Tables Walnut carved Etagere, do Whatnot Suite of handsome Silk Damask Curtains, with lace curtains, Cornice, &c. Superior Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Car- ts Rich Bes Chandeliers, China and Parian Marble ases Ornaments, Gisandoles Handsome bronze and gilt French Time-piece Bronze Or: aments and Figures Fancy Chairs, Footstools, En: ravings tior Hearth R » Stair Car, » Olleloth Tee Stair Rods and Eyes Extension Dining Table, marble-top Sideboard Silver- plated Castors, Spoons and Forks — China, — Gut Glassware andsome marble top walnut, mahogany, and inted Cottage Sets sito Superior hair and husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, Comforts | Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Toilet Sets Chamber Stoves, Window Shades, Looking- Brier Superior Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, &c. Together with an excellent assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms: $30 and under cash; over thatsum a credit of two and three months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bear: interest. febd2l—4 JAS. C. Mc@UIRE, Auct. P.S.—The House is for rent; enquire on the Premises or of the auctioneer. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. A‘ UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE National Hetel, Washington, at Pub- lic Auction.—Trustee’: le —By authority of a deed of trust, and by direction of the cest. q. Trust, the subscribers will sell at auction, at the anction store of James C. McGuire, Washing- ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of March next, at12 o’clock m te undivided three hundred and fifteen parts, the whole into three hundred and fifteen equal 8, deing divided of and tn all and singular the lots of ground in Washing- ton, in the District of Columbia, marked and known on the plat thereof as lots numbered eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, in square numbered four hundred and ninety one, and all mot of Lot number fourteen, in said square, adjoining said lot number thirteen, fronting twen- ty feet on North C street. and runni Eeck at right angles with said street north the fall depth of said lot fourteen, with the improvements there cn, being the establishment known asthe Nation- al Hotel, now in the occuparcy of Wm. Guy. Terms of sale: Ore-fourth cash, and the resi- due in six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day of sale. for which notes bearing interest, with a lien on the premises, will be taken. Conveyances at cost of purchaser. The property will be resold at the urchaser’s e terms of sale be not complied with within three days from the day of sale. RICHARD WALLACH, JOHN H. SAUNDERS, Trustees. feb 15-co&ds J.C. McGUIRE, Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer RUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED Property-—On THURSDAY afternoon, arch 27th, at 4 o’clock, on the premise=, by vir- ue of a deed of trust, dated May Sth, 1854, and recorded in Liber, J. A.8., No 7%, folio 292, &c., one of the land records for Washington county, the subscriber will sell all those parts of Lots of grourd In the city of Washington, D.C , being 's of Lots numbered 1,2 and 3, according to avidson’s subdivision of Square No. 367, and which are contained in the following metes and bounds—that is to say, beginning for the same at the northeast corner of Lot numbered one, in said Square, and thence running west 73 feet 6 inches, thence south 76 feet, thence east 73 feet 6 inches, thence north 76 feet to the place of beginning, with the improyements, consisting of two frame tenements. The above property is situated on Ninth street west, between north N and O streets. Terms: One-fouzth cash; the residue in6, 12 and 1® months, with interest, to be secured to the : tatisfaction of the Trustee. N. CALLAN, Trustee. JAMES C. Mc6UIRE, feb 28—eokds Auctioneer. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Georgetown. ORNITURE, BAKEHOUSE, IMPLE- ments and Confectionery-—On THURS- DAY, the 6th of March, at 10 o’clock a.m, we will sell, by order of the trustee, all the Fur- niture and Bake-house Tocls and Confecti: now in the house lately occupied by U. Heeter, on the east side of High street, Georgetown, con sisting of— Bedsteads, Beds and Beiding, Bureaus Side Tables, Card Tables, Divans Looking Glasses, one ten ‘Stove, Parlor Stove Washstands, Carpeting, irs, Rocking Chairs And lot of Cooking Utensils Also, Glass Jars, Tin Boxes, lot of Moulds Beke-pans, Ci Beaman and Kettles Lot of Preserves in jars, and Confectionery Together with other articles. Terms at sale BARNARD & BUCKEY, feb 26—eots ‘Auctioneers wi JAS. C McGUIRE, Auctioneer I[\RUSTEE’S SALE OF AN ASSORTED T Steck of Chi Glass me neaneeroreyir sf ‘Under, an ue of & at Public Auctie: LT - the subseriber, bearing date the 8th day of June, 1555, and du! penton Hy in ber J. vg @ , No. 92, at folios 492, hall to —— i — rd to the bighest bidder, on , the pon Scat at 11 o’clock a. m.,at the auc- tien rooms of James C McGuire, all the stock of Glass and re contained in lish China, decorated, gold Sets and detached fecal y stone China, tollet and tea fets, dinner are, Pitchers, Ewers and Apr Dishes, Plates, Cups and Saucers, and plain , Wines, Tombiers, Dishes, Bowls Pitchers, Jars, &¢. Also, Fancy China Articles, as— Vases, motto and Coffees, Coloques, Mugs, Card Baskets, &c. Terms made known at sale. WM. @. MOORE, Trustee. feb 27-20 J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. tthe Plano (YORPORATION STOCK.— $8,000 Corpo- Ington Stock for sale at fete ee CHUBB BROTHERS, TELEGRAPH. Arrival of the Steamship Arago. New Yorx, March 1 —The steamship Arago with Havre dateaof February 13th, arrived here this morning. She encountered great great difficulty with ice on the Newfoundland Banks, being frequently stopped and some- times compelled to put back to get clear oi fields. The captain asserts that it was worse than ever before known in the same latitude The Arago brings disptches for our Govern- ment from Mr. Buchanad and Mr. Mason, as well as from the English Government. The ship Mobile, from Mobile for Liverpool, went ashore on the Northwest coast of Ireland onthe 7th of February. The cargo wassaved. Departure of Mr. Dallas New Yorx, March 1.—The steamsbip At- lantic sailed at noon for Liverpool. Mr. Dal- las and family were among the passengers. The Atlantic took out no specie. Movements of Steamers. Havirax, Feb. 29.—The steamsbip Aweri- ca sailed at 7.30 a.m for Boston. The Cana- da, from Boston, left at 4p. m. for Liverpoots Baltimore Markets. Baxtimore, March 1 —Flour is firm; sales of Howard street and City Mills at $6.75. Wheat is unchanged; good white $1 60, good to prime reds, $1 50a$1 55 Corn isa little lower; sales of white and yellow at 56a5S¢ Provisions are more active, but operations are restricted by the light supply. Mess pork $15.87aS16 acon—shoulders 84, sides #2. Lard—in barrels 10c , in kegs l0dc. New York Markets. New Yorx, March 1.—Cotton is firm Flour is firm; sales of 7,000 bbis.; straight State $7, good Ohio $8, Southern $8 878310 for fancy and extra brands Wheat is firm and higher; sales of 8,000 bushels Southern red $1.80. Corm is dull; sales of 17,000 bushels, at 75c. for Western mixed. Pork has advanced ; sales of 400 bbls. mess at $16.50. Beef—nothingdone. Lard is firm sales of 400 bbls at 10jo Whisky has decliued; sales of 400 bbls. at 29%e. for Ohio. Stock Markets. New Yor«, March 1.—Stocks are dull; Chicago and Rock Island 944; Illinois Cen- tral shares 97:; do. bonds of 1875, 873; Mic! igan Southern shares 954; New York Centra’ ailroad 932; ee 882; Virginia 6's 942; Missouri 6’s 863 Sterling exchange is dull at 94. HATS—HATS. JUST RECKIVED, A FULL SUPPLY OF those splendid New York HATS of Beebee & Co.'s Spring Style. I sell the very best Dress Hat for €3 50; equal to any usually sold at $4 or $5. 1 have a first-rate Fashionable Hatat @3; equal to any at $4. ] also have a assortment of French Calf SEWED BOOTS, of Philedelphia make, whieh I am selling for $3.02; wananted quite as good as those usually sold at $5 or $6 Terms positively cash ANTHONY, Agent for the Manufacturers 7th et., near av., opp. Dexter's hotel teb 28-3t $$$ $20 REWARD. —1 will give the above re- ward sod ask no questions, for the re- turn of a lot of a consisting of warrants jodgments, notes of , and bills forcoliection They were left by me in care of Mr.H. W. Tur- ner, the Clerk of the American Hotel, during my employment there, for safe keeping. They were seen by him on Monday evening last. In the desk at 9 o'clock, and were missing on Tuesday morn- ing. ier | may be left at this office. or at tae of. fice of J. Goddard, Esq., on Louisiana ave- nue. All persons are hereby cautioned ageinst b ying any of the said papers if offered for sale, and will please give in: ition of the same to the unders . Shouid they tion so that | may get them again | will give the above reward. — A. ELL be P. efi Becwnt ane concerning the above ay ge considered strictly conbdentia!, (intel) NO HUMBUG: @REAT IMPROVEMENT IN ETHER BAL GIL LAMPS —£ RESPECTFULLY CALL THE aT tention of our friends and the public gener ally to our very highly improved bran EAL. OIL LAMPS, the bes: of the kind ever offered to the public, one of which can be seen at any time burning at our store No. 23 C street, between 6tb ane 7th. HOWELL & MORSELL ETHEREAL OIL 53 cents per gallon feb 25-2w OR 6O) HONES A GOOD HONEST CLOCK ALWAYB F goto FRANCIS, on 7th street His Clocks cannot be excelled, and his prices will aot fright enyou. He triese one thoroughly, himself, those who buy of him are sure to get a good one or have their money refunded. jan'ao FRESH VENISON, WILD TURKEY, ac. Wilt, RECEIVE FROM THE MOUN- ns on y. ¢ Manessas Gap R, FRESH VENISON, WILD TURKEY. BUT. TER, EGGS, & . at — at KING'S Family 6 fob 99 Yana tah Aumnten ALMANAC, complete from its commencement in 1830 to 1853, inclusive. 94 ears, im finest new calf bin Price . ‘or sale (a single set only, many of the volumes being entirely out of print) xa FRANCK TAYLOR. Also, The British Almanec and Companion, complete from its commencement in 1826 to 1861, sett ae gp — set only, made up w pains, a complete set not to be found in London. Price $25. — WILL LEAVE SHORTLY. iL Gewese R. respectfully informs the yublic in that she will informa - tion fn ‘all the‘atais’ relating to ite, Health, Wealth, M: yes. Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difficulties in iness, Absent F ends, and Death, and in respect to all other subjects She is, also, able to tell the ages of reading numbers. She can be atid wy | hours of the day and evening Her name is on the door—et No. 285 13th street corner of D, on the left band side. Gentlemen 50 cents and ladies 26. feb %—2we ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Left my house on 10th street last evening, about 6 o'clock, to go to the City Post Office. = small n boy, colea LANEY, about 12 years of age. Sie is slack, weil built, and rather good looking—he has 2 down, but pleasant look whea spoken to. Had on boots, ; ray pants and round ut, and a check cloth cep, with — wilt give $100 reward ff taken in the » aud $200 if taken out of it. feb 20—eott EDW'D C. DY GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS. HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO AN nounce to his sand the public thet he has just completed bis supply of the ebove, direct from England and the Continent, zmong which he would specially call attention to the stock of Extra Early, Prince Albert, and other PEAS; Short-top Radish, Early York, Large York, Heart Shaped, Flat Dutch, Drumheed and other choice CABBAGES, CAULIFLOWERS, BROCOLI, LETTUCE?, ONIONS, BEATS, BEANS, CARROTS, PARSNIPS, CELERY SAVOYE’ LEEK, CUCUMBERS, EGG PLAN'Ps, TO- MATOES, HERBS, &c., with all other Vegeta ble Seeds in great variety. From bis expe. rence and connexions in the see@ trade, be exn warrant them of first rate excellence, and at very moderate 5 FLOWER SEEDS of choicest kinds, selectea with care and specially suited to this climate, are offered either in single peckets or collections, at very hrored rates: ned Catalogues can be on application. SOHN SAUL, Seed Warehouse 398 7th street, corner of H feb w—eo6t® CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, 2RSONS DECLINING HOUSEREEPING ERSO: DE aoe epoid H “4 will find us prepared at mes to < poy = — Em articles as they ‘wish to dispose see a BONTZ & COOMBS, No. 360 Seventh st., bet. I and K feb 19-e0d L. J. MIDDLETON, Ope tS Sot pam cae ce t. corner Sickness ¥ and feda7 wf CAST-UFF CLOTHING Bovsst AND SOLD AT 7 LOUIBIANA Avenue, Holmead’s > wear ° to Nir, Semmes s ‘<Eisees through post Sore