Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1857, Page 2

Cet, See EVENING STAR. = SS =< WASHINGTON CITY: rete SPRING MILMINERY AND DAESs Amusements. oD WS HALL Jose 2 FELLOWS Hal Ate Eee WAUGH S ITALIA of Maine, Capt. Howlagd of New Bedford, Mr. Griswold, a lawyer, of Greenfield, Mass., and Mr. Austin, a Boston lawyer, (all of whom are in Washington,) a brother of the late David Henshaw, a Boston merchant, (who is WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Its Effect.—The decision of the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott ease continues to gripe the Republican party awfully. They GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. Guonestows, March 12, 1857. The work of planting the lamp posts for lighting our streets with gas will be com- THUREDAY........-.- sv7sMarch 12,1857 | suffer worse under the infliction, evidently; | nt here,) and the Lord knows how many more, | menced 88 coon as the weather admits of its AND TRE = than they did under the defeat of Fremont. —— being done property, perhaps early in April. Lillipatian Family Gr THE STAR.— Strangers mew | That left them conscious of great strength,| Confirmed.—We feel satisfied that the Sen- | The lighting of our city with ti will inaugu- Will open on here are :eesinded that the very best | ang in the hope that with another such tre- | ate to day confirmed the foll owing nomina- | rate a new era among us, and cause general LZCtoRES ON THE BRITISH POETS by Henry vols TUBSDAY, MARCH 17, 1867, eed, 2 The Sisters of Soleu: re, 8 tale of the Sixteenth way in which they cam keep correctly Exhibiting every night, at before 8, and on and promptly po» with reference to tions of President Buchanan : sea, Babee those who do not love darkness Jawes U. Nesmith, Superintendent of Indian r an light, and who are not so wedded to old fogyism as to be willing to grope their mendous effort as they made in the late Pres- idential canvass, they had ® reasonable # of Sole WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY aPTER. nd sayings at the Federal | chance to clutch the Government. Exaltation | Affairs for the Territories of Washigton and ey pape Bee. segliense r Reagabig cByin, en other Poems, by Thomes Buchen- ROSE, iE Owen. a Metropolis and concerning ¢vemts else- | over this far-off prospect, rather than chagrin | Oregon. streets at night. We believe, however, that = eae Sénenaa — $8 cenry where, of which cerreet information | and despair because they had not already : a c aap Register of the Land Of- | a5 soon a vanes work is ee and afew History ot ‘King rel jene, First, by Jacob Children ” eacentrates in Wasbingten, is te sub- eeded, characterised their published re- | fice at Freibault, Minn. squares ) its great ui Will be seen, | Abbott Descriptive Pamphlets for sale ia the Mall. sortbofer The Star. ‘The subscription fections on the resalt of that contest. In this| Richard R. Crawford, Justice of the Peace | std it will be aneimoualy approved. The | aherrys 7 | Siements of Plane and Gold Ge-) | (7 UTALLA has never before been exhibited se! i P eo! . 5 law providing for the improvement levies = | "Anis Bride; or Pa ‘6 Heir, by Em- sahington. mor 12-imd price for the Daily, when seat by mail, | o2se, however, their tune is wonderfully | in and for the District of Columbia. front-foot tax of four cents on all the streets | ¢:AT a or Pawnbroker' » ——— is $3.50 per annum; fer the Weekly, | changed ; they snap and snarl, anf rave over Flavius J. Lovejoy, U. 8. Attorney for the | where the gas mains are now or may hereat- De Bow’s Review for March. WAUGH’S ITALIA, $1.25 per aunum. what they realize as likely to be the effect of | Northern District of Mississippi. = be font Det = ele! — mar 12 FRANCK TAYLOR. WILL OPEN aT : the decision on the Northern conservative| Wm. E. Murphy, Indian Agent for the Pot- oun nex forthe perp of defraying rte WASHINGTON ODD FELLOWS: HALL SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS towatamie Indians. popular mind, and boldly call for revolution, proclaiming their faith in the power of * the people” above all courts, all law, and all gov- ernment. They stand now where all true patriots de- sire to have them—no longer pretending to COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, OVE SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE FaNT & Co’s Banking House, No. 368, near expenses of the lights. And here we would remark that there are quite a number of cross streets and pieces of streets, thickly settled, where the corporation ought to compel the company torunthe mains Onmany of these streets many of the dwellers are anxious to obtain the gas for pores use, and are willing IN A FEW Days. Due notice will be given mar 11-1 given of its arrival. The Intelligencer says : . ““We have observed with ae — the following brief paragraph, from some un- acknowledged source, copied into the R’ch- = the Dalle Clarendon treaty is generally Felix Livingston, Collector for the District of Fernandina, Fla. Joseph Genois, Naval Officer for New Or- leans, La Wm. P. Reyburn, Additional Appraiser Prof entp Book Reoping by Singercnd ine ie Entry, jook -) ing ing'e ble > and Arithm etl in shart cit ie oneness EE SEEEENSsmree ee ee EXCURSION TU CHINA anp JaPar, _——————— CARUSI'S SALOON. Pertaining to a complete Mercantile Education WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ‘ to bear their portion of the taxation s0 as to pean sted », * DAY, ase 1 re ere dais oppored to it in ita | *X the accomplishment of their ends by law. | General, under act of March 84, 1857. secure the immediate benefite of the public | yZ’w tor Ladies or Gentlemen tenth afte: ep Buchanan, it is known, is oppor yhig. | fal means, as of late, but precisely upon the | J. J. McCormick, Assistant Appraiser of at3¢ and 7, will be exhibited CHINA AND JAPAN, Painted u can’ from inal Geo. R. Was. aoven we ip Celestial Ene Eo on Wiliam Hi Artist of Japan Expe. Admission 25 cents mar 10-ne SOIRSE DAaNsanTs. ~ peter. - MUNDER TAKES GREAT present shape, and it is semi-officially whis- pered will discountenance apy treaty that may be proposed with reference to Central America.’ The paragraph derives importsnce from being admitted into the columns of that influ- ential Administration journal, and somewhat dampens our hopes as to the fate of the treaty ; for, although we have no authentic copy of the instrument, we have understood that it adjusted conclusively all material questions of difference between our country and — land, and that though there were possibly minor points on which the Senate might pause and desire some modification, there would probably be ro difficulty about them, and they were not such as to jeopard the ultimate safety of the treaty. We should hore. more- over that the rentiments of the President are not faithfully represented in the paragraph. The treaty is yet before the Senate, not hav- ing been disposed of.” Our respected friends of the Intelligencer appear to us needlessiy alarmed. The para- graph they quote from the Richmond Enguir- er is f.unded evidently on some of the thous- and Washington letters making “revelations’’ which amount to nothing more than the epre. ulations of the writers, in most instances in- fluenced too by their personal views and syn - pathies. Our opision has been, and continues to be, that the recommitment of the treaty by the Senate is with the view to divest it of fea tares which were disapproved by the Jate ad- ™inistraticn; end, we take it for granted, by the present one, as they are antagonistic to the settled policy of the democratic party from Mr. Monroe’s time to this hour; none.of which improvement when it shall be completed. W. T. Duvall has the contract for furnishing the posts, and George Neil the lamps. For the benefit of those of our citizens who may have business with our Corporation and the members of the Council themselves, we insert the are openers of commit. tees, which was made by the president of the Council, Mr. English, at ite last meeting: Ways and Meats —Esau Pickrell, J. N. Fear- son and Samuel Cropley; Claims-—Jenkin Thomas, W. F. Seymour and D W. Oyster; Streetsa—R. White, R. Jones and Henry Bar- ron; Market House—Cropley, White and Thomas; Poor and Workhouse—Oyster, Bar- ron and Thomas; Polioe—Brook B Williams, Fearson and Seymour; Commerce—Fearson, Pickrell and Cropley ; Harbor and Chennel— Cropley, White and Pickrell; Grievances— nt boar Oyster and Jones; Pum Cropley, White and Jones; Revised and Unfinished Business—Barrop, Pickrell and Thomas; Fire Engines—Jones, Oyster and Thomas; Elec- tions—Bacron, Seymour and Jones; Enrolled bills—Seymour, Barron and Thomas; Joint Committee on Appointments—Williams, Sey- mour and Barron ; Do. on Chan; ‘White and Pickrell; Public Schoolse—Williams, Barron and Oyster. The Councils meet every Friday night at 74 o’clock. he flour market is firm at $6 124a$6.25, with sales of several hundred barrels yester- day at the latter price, for good brands. he market is bare of wheat and corn; red wheat is held at $1.40, and white at $1 45 for good qualities. Corn 58a60 cents, and a prime artiole of yellow would sell a shade higher. Spectaror. con- fence. For particul: ae i ‘ulars apply to the Piineipal. S*LLING OFF aT cosr BEPHERD, 709 BROADWAY. NEW York, now et PARKER'S Fancy Store, under Na- ven Merchandise, New Orleans, La. — F. H Hatoh, Colleotor, &e , for the distrio, of New Orleans, La. James L. Collins, Indian Superintendent in New Mexico. ° John Walker, Indian Agent in New Mexico Elias 8. Dennis, U. 8. Marshal for the Ter- ritory of Kansas. “ Harnden McClanahan, Marshal for the wes- tern district of Tennessee. The Diplomatic Reception.—At noon tc- day, according to time-honored custom, the various Foreign Ministers accredited to this Government, called, in a body, on Presi- dent Buchanan, and were, in form and in turn, presented to him by Mr Secretary-of- State Cass M. Sartiges, the French Minis- ter, now the senior member of the corps, ad- dressed the President in their behalf, in a congratulatory and exceedingly satisfactory speech, to which President Buchanan repliod, ina manner which was the theme of much praise from the distinguished gentlemen ‘o whom it was addressed. platform in that respect cooupied by Garrison, Abbey Kelly & Co. Their main strength in the late Presidential canvass was in their pro- testations of the purpose of working out their ends only lawfully ; as hollow as the well in- formed knew those protestations to be. Shorn of that subterfuge, and calling on their fol- lowers to put down the Government, the Con- stitation, aad the Courts, as barriers that must be swept away in the fulfillment of their “* mission,’’ they now stand before the world confessed naked and unadulterated abolition- ists, as we have always contended that they are. — Keeping their Hands In.—The New York Evening Post and Tribune, in their comments on the personnel of the new Administration, have evidently merely revamped their old -editorials of four years conceraing the gentle- men, individually, who composed the admin- istration of President Pierce. 1t is really amusing to note the entire identity between the articles to which we recur, composed, as they are, of the same old epithets, slurs and blackguardism. They made rothing what- ever (as the result of the Presidential election proved) by that ungentlemanly course; nor is it possible, with the experience which the public have in their system, that they will be able to persuade any man for whose respect either member of the present Cabinet should reasonably care, that their disparagement of ral mM ARRER'S Fancy’ nd Pestemery Shen, ancy an mar 11-3t¢ under National Hotel. ‘eLLUAITERTION Is Eee. n to his friends C AR D.—ATTENTION 18 RE®PECT- A fully called to the extensive sale of valusble Soiree will take Sloss nines ath » Farm. iB, q y ps agg? bog — of Sih and D streets, on WEDNESDAY the estate e m yy, C0 5 on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 16th, at | Syihue gah ee ttt, 1857 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, and contisuing each succeeding day, at that hour, until the whole is disposed of. mar 1l-d J.C. McGUIRE, Auct Bieta! ARRIVED AND FOR SALE—30 head of Western thea.‘ groae HORSES, some very fine saddle harness Horses s among them, superior to any ever in this market. Purchasers will plese give mea call, as the above will be disposed of at fair prices and on accom- modating terms. W C. BAZEL, Beall street, between High and Congress Also, one thorough bred STALLION, which can be bought very low. mer li-iw QPERM CANDLES.— 50 boxes Sperm Candles, 4’s and 6’s 50 boxes-Adamantine do 1 Ing (the westhes poveaieiney ebooks ing ( weather itting) bout the - son Un Wednenisy eventey, March 180, there thn Le A Dress Soiree given by Prof M. {t will be entirely private, and strictly sciect. A ine Sea ll ae nee et yet a ai on evenings from 8 till 10 o'clock ont SS eee CLAIRVOYANCE, MADAME SWETT. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT, Bas arrived inthis Ci taken rocmsat No Th St., (Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall ) where she is ready to PAST! PRESENT" FUTURE!!! and DISEASES!!!" wi, Buns a r’s tour in the South and ‘est, Madame SWETT bas an ae by nounced a superior Clairvoyant and the Wosder 100 dozen Tresnn de Bausey Champagne \ozen Treson de Bau: ‘50 boxes Mould Candles, 6's and 8’s 50 boxes Vermacelli and Maccaroni JONAS P LEVY, Wine, Liquor, end Grocery Store, _mar 10-1w 307 Penn. avente. PINE WOOD $4 hg CORD DELIV. PERZONS WANTING A CORD AND UP. preres = avon. muvee at tae above low price, calling a Pre a OAERS & co. Roorbacks by Wholesale.—Rea'ly, the New York 7ri5une seems ambitious to carn a more distinguished reputation in the Roor- backing line than its neighbor, the Herald, so long unanimously voted the prince of wonder- mongering newspapers. It is the author of the ‘* whopper”’ that Horace Vernet is to re- CARUSI’S SALOON.—iL, CARUSI’S Soiree will take place THIS EVENING in the large Saloon, as the Exhibition of the Pan- orama of Japan and China will not take place ua- wen, feb %-1me | ii tru i . i> Terms cath. features, by the by, are es:ential to the main | ‘hem is more true than of the Pierce Cabinet. | celve $200,000 for the $10,000 picture he is | tl! Friday 1t*_ | _Uiice and Yard comer of G and 224 streets, Ist ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A objects sought to be sccomplished by the in-| From Jefferson’s day down to present times, | about to paint for the Government It is also Bee ACADEMY (OF MUSIC, CORNER | Ward. mar 9-6t situation to do Housework or N. according to the earnest protestations of just 11th street and Pa. avenue.—Mr F. N. strument We anticipate its return to Eng- land after the adjournment of the session, and new negotiations upon it under the auspices of the presen: administraticn, which would clear- ly have been the policy of the Pierce admin- istration with reference to it had the treaty reached Washington a year ego in the shape in which it came here. The Union, continuing itscomments on the Dred Sectt decision, says: “ We refer to the judgment of the court in entitled to the paternity of the demagogue falsehood with reference to the liveried equir- age of Gen. Cass, now being extensively pub- lished at the North. The Naval Court of Inquiry are still upon the case of Lt. R. W. Meade. Since our lact issue Commo. Salter, Com. Berser and Com, Mercer have beenexamined The examina- tion of the last mentioned had not been con- cluded at noon to-day. They wero all wit- SHOW BEEF: SHOW BEEF !! ¢6JQRECK,” THE CELEBRATED SHOW Beef, will be served up at Stall No 39 Centre Market, on SATUR- DAY next, the 14th instant, in cuts to suit purchasers. This Beef weighs 3,000 Ibs , and was brought from the Old Dominion, . A corps of attendants will be in readiness to execute all orders with promptness and despatch. All baskets will be delivered correctly and safely. To the lovers of the name of Breckinridge and good Beef, and especially one reared on the soi] of Old Virginia, we invite you all to come, with your big baskets and your pockets full of dimes. No more at present. Crovcu’s, Historical, Biogapbica) Sketrhes, and Readings on the Science and Progress of Music, and the Works of the Early Mas ers, fifth of the course, THIS EVENING, March 12th, at 8 o'clock. Miss M Brac will preside at tbe Piano Forte. 1t* ————— Bee EASTER BALL —THE COLUMBIA Fire Company would respectfully in- form their friends and the public generally that ped intend giving their Annual Ballon EASTER MONDAY, April 13th. mar 12-2t* rata Ree lt ee ees Ker THE PUBLIC.—WHILST AC- cording to Dr. J. M. Gibson all due such journals, every Democratic Chief Magis- trate and every member of every Democratic Cabinet has been a scoundrel and a fool. Yet strange to say, the obstinate people will con- tinue to elevate them to power; and, even more strange, the country will continue to Prosper in all respects far more satisfactorily under their guidance than under that of any whom the opposition by occasional streaks of luck once in a long time manage to instal in QS TOATION WANTED—BY A RESPEC table young ‘Woman, es Seamstress. Bas no objections to light Chamberwerk. or to travel with — Apply at No. 256 Penn. avenue. mar ee WASTED-& WOMAN TO COOK, IRON, and do the kitchen work of a small ° Satisfactory reference required. Apply «t 31 street, corner of 15th street. ie ANTED —A WOMAN TO COOK, Was, and lron for a sta'lfamily. Inquireat No. 459 12th street, betweenG and H. muir i22¢ —————— credit for his well meant publication in the Star t M. this case in no epirit of triumph. We would] the Government. For our part, were the | "°#°* sommqoed ie - thet greatly pase clot ant poterioasl ape wc Te — ARNEL. pal yj ‘Immediate! iaiely, coe not subject it to the mere usesof party. Many | Post, Tribune, et al, to fail to blackguard | Lord Napier reached this city yesterday | tion should depend alone on my success as a'phy- NOTICE—NOTICE. M men supported the Nebraska-Kensas act who poder pps had the right to exclude slavery from the Territories, but who deemed it inexpedient to have the right exercised They wished to keep the subject out of Con gress. They thought as Mr. Webster did when he favored the organisation of New Mexico without the application of the Wilmot proviso. These men may be unprepared for this decision. We know that in the non-slave- holding States there sre many who sincerely deprecated the repeal of the Missouri Com- nema There are many who have been rought up in the faith uf the Wilmot proviso. They, perhaps, bave not examined both sides of the question, and will feel a regret at this decision as deep as the pleasure of cur South- ern friends is ardent. Wewould appeal to vuch men in a spirit of candor and patriotism; and, without censuring them for sentiments which they have long honestly cherished, only invite them to review their opinions, and to conform their action to the adjudication of the highest tribunal in the land. _qq98<-2—__ PERSONAL. +++» Miss Emma Stanley is performing in Baltimore. . +++» Mayor Vaux, of Philadelphia, is af Willards’ Hotel. sees The Hon. Daniel E. Sickles, M. C. elec, and wife, arc at this time guests of Jonah D. Ho.ver, Esq , at his residence on G@ street. ++++ It appears by a report of the court martial beld on the French sentinel who shot Mr. Morey, the American, in the prison of the ‘wages wil! be given, ons ication at the Rooms, on D stree:, twe doors from corner ef - None bi 5 gy jut good sewers need apply. the present Cabinet without stint from the start, we should dread least, after all, the peo- ple had not secured in the present administra- tion another old-fashioned Jeffersonian-Jack- gon one. —_— How to get the Desired Relief —The Legislatures of New York and Massachusetts are tearing their hair and beating their breast, over the ‘‘wrongs’’ of the negroes involved in the Dred Scott case, and in the intensity of their grief over the condition of those parties, put aside for the time being all real business before them, to devise means of affording them some relief from the effeet of what their organs characterize as the base conspiracy between the Eupreme Court, the Executive, and the United States Senate, to compass their en slavement. Now this is all a farce of the broadest kind, besides a shameful waste of legislative time only for political effect. We will furnish them gratuitously with a few facts through which, if properly acted on, they can in a week cure all the terrible disa bilities of these negroes over which they are whining. Viz: Their owner, according to the pleadings, isno other than Mr. Sandford, a wealthy New York city merchant, who pur chased them from the estate of the late Dr. Emerson for the use of Dr. E.’s widow—his (Sandford’s) sister. Mrs. Emerson subsequent- I HAVE A FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOI- evening, and proceeded to the residence cf LET SSTS on band, which I wish “gy his Secretary of Legation, Mr. Manley, in Georgetown, whore he remains for the present. His suite continue at Willard’s, where he en- gaged fine apartments for his household. Exequatur Issued. —The President has caused an exequatur to be issued to H Hans- mano, as the Consul from Prussia at San Frar- cisco, Cal. _ The Current Operations of the Treasury Department.—On yesterday, 11th of March, there were of Treasury warrants entered on the books of the Department— = yee reecmpdion of Stocks.... 4 066 03 ‘or the Treasury Department... 1,297 30 For the Interior Department..... 3,752 83 War warrants received and en- LOred.sereesree.-cesevee sosese 99,265 27 War repay warrantsreceived and * entered .rcccccccccecccccccece 2,241 66 Interior repay warrants received Aandentered....ssssseeerseeee, 3,752 83 On account of the Navy. +s 68,089 85 From miscellaneous sources 1,342 78 ——— re CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. In tHe Senatz, yosterday, after we went to press, the debate upon the reports from the Judiciary Committee upon the protest of metr- bers of the Pennsylvania Legislature against the right of Mr Cameron to a seat in the Senate of the United States, was continued by Messrs Pugh, Cameron, and Bigler. sician, as best promulgated orally by my patients themselves, Wat K: MASSEY MoD 397 Penn. aveane. In justice to Dr. Massey, I state, that he had no agency in the writing or Pgs my communication of Tuesday. yinterest in the cause of ipowetes J humaani os me thereto ; and most certainly I pub ished nothing that I did not believe srrictiy true and just, both to Dr. M. and many sfiicted. J. M. GIBSON, M.D. 1t® corner of 19th end D sts., Washington. ————— ee ee | Spotters THE SCIENTIFIC AND OTHERS —As yet the principle of the Rotroscope remains veiled in mystery as wogerds its motion or cause of motion ir Grornox Erxiotr, the Sronaut, has ben called upon by several scientific gentiemen of this and other cities to test the question respecting the induction of its motion by eiectric forces, and Mr E will, therefore, on To-morrow Afternoon, at bisascension af er {1 flating his Balloon, test the Rotroscopical motion in a state of perfect insula- tion, by placing the Rotroscope in his car, it be- ing fn a rapid state of motion, while the Balloon and it sre disconnected with the earth. The Ascension takes place at 4 o'clock, from the Ampitheatre, corne: of 7th street ard the Av- enue,—the buiiding lately used es the Circus. The place is well fitted up with seats for all who may feel disposed to favor the ronaut with their presence. A fine Band of Masic will be in at- tendance to enliven the occasion. Tickets only 25 cents. mar 12 It* H PRINCE, Agent. peeled URINE ee rence betel tie ee MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.—The annual commencement of this institution for cone fering the degree of Doctor in Medicine, will be held at the Smithsonian Institution,on THURS. DAY, the 12th inst..at 7 o'clock p m. The val- edictory will be delivered by I’rof. Young, M.D. The medical profession and the public are invited close out, and will sell at cost. Also, GOB- a other GLASS releceaer hppa — so! re pari! toac » All that eat, te oar shasp eeu ean at No. 309, between %&h and 10th steets, Penn, avenue. feb 17-6m JOHN MoDEVITT. ————— PIANOS FUR SALE ANO TO RENT. IANOS WHICH RECEIVED THE FIRST Premiums in Washington, Balti-; more, and New York, from the factory! of Steinway & Sons, New York, ana ether factories, always on hand, st moderate prices and convenient terms. at No. 498 Lith street, above Penn avenue Second-hand Pianes taken in exchange for new ones Tuning attended to. mar 10 colm® WANTED —85000 CORPORATION Stock, for which 8 good price will be paid mar 12 3t CHUBB BROTGERS. ANTED —A GOOD EBOUSE-KEEPER ‘who can come well recommended. Also.2 Chambermeid, either white or colored, can eb- NOTICE. At TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1856 RE- maining unpaid, must be settled by the 1st of April. After that date I will o on without to S juents would orwell Eiand uhiorss wine adobe and ot Pem®: © F. SHEKELL, Tax Collector. Gzonexrown, D. C., March 3d, 1857. mar 4-1m? and Iron for a family ree miles inthecouvtry Toone with referen- ces. ‘wages willbe given A for three aepeterve. 30 H street” between’ bX and 7th streets mar 12-2 re oa ee! "['20 OF TAREE SALESWOMEN WaN- ket TED —Inquire of Mr. M. WILLIAN, Mar- Space, No 32, between 7th and Sth streets. mar 12-3t EACHER WANTED —APPLICATION In the handwriting of the applicant wi-] be re- ceived by the undersigned until the 18th inst., fcr the sftuation of assistant Teacber in the male department of the Georgetown Echools. Salary 450 per annum. mar 12-3t ANTHONY HYDE, Sco ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A GOOD edagense to take cherge of a Shopon his own responsibility, or work work. there is plenty of work now on hand, any good and steady workman will find this chance to bis own aaa i a aD OEE Sere NOTICE. M* WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND myself bavi: ted, and now li separate and apart each other under suc! circumstances as exempt me from liability for any debt which sbe may contract, I deem it roper to give notice to the public at large, as I stecad do, thatshe is not authorized to contract ny debt on my account, or credit, and that | will not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she may contract either in her own name or mine. Aidala yer seat Lyncusure, Va., February 14, 1867. feb 25-dim . 5 advantage For further particulars inquire of R. ; e o . Foot of ere JOBNEON KLIOZ, M_D., ae eee ae L. JENKINS, Uniontown, D. .C, near the Navy Rue de Clichy, Paris, that he plead obedience | ly married a gentleman—a clergyman, we be- ee oot then offered the following resolu: | “mer 11-2 Dean eevee perme ted Yard Bridge.” ‘hag mar 19-2 to orders aad was acquitted. lievo—of Springfield, Mars., where the now Resolved, That Simon Cameron is entitled to @ seat upon this floor, asa legally chosen Senator from the State of Pennsylvania. After the consideration of Executive busi- ness, the Senate adjourned. Proceedings of Te-Day. Tax Ssxare, while in open session this morning did no business of public interest, t! @ Pennsylvania Senatorial contest case (Mr. Cameron’s) not having been taken up A number of nominations were confirmed, snd. it seems to be understood, they next pro- ceeded to the consideration of the Dallas-Cla rendon treaty. ++++ On the 6th inst. the remains of William T. Suerrard, the young man who unfortuna- tely lost his life during the recent affray in Kaness, were brought to Wirchester, Va » his former place of residence, for interment. +++» Geo. W. Haskins, one of the editors of the Buffalo (N. Y ) Express died suddenly Iast Saturday. During Mr. Filimore’s ad- ministration the deceased wae a clerk in the post-office department, and was sent as a spe- cial mail agent to California. ++>+ The New York correspondent of the London Times, who appears to have made a eons many calls on Fifth avenue on New ear's day, thinks the palaces of Europe Wou'd erem plain and unadorned after looking st the clegart apartments of the houses of New York. +++» Horace Greely of the Tribune, has had suother domestic bereavement. He has jast een NTS: WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS —You are hereby no- tifled that the regular monthly meeting of the Company will ba beld at your Armory, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 12th instant, atl o'clock. A full and punctual attendance is re- questei. By order of Jno. Warr, Captain: mar 11-2t G. W FLOOD, Sec. | <a TEOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN. TION .—You are hereby notified to at- tend a special meeting of the Company on THURSDAY EVENING the 12th inst. Punec- tual attendance is called for, as business ef im- will be transacted. By order of Capt. z THOMAS McENIRY, mar 10-3t 5 ioe PHILADELPH‘A CAKE AT PHILA ee aeipnia priece. at the Philadelphia loe Cream Depot, corner and F streets 1CE CREAM at $1.50 per gallon. feb 25-1m® ITUATION WANTSBD—BY A RESPEC- 7 table Woman, ts Wet Nurse Apply at Mre FARRELL’S,No 6 Missouri avenue. corer of 6th street. mar 11-4t* ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG One well qualified will find a permaneni place Apply to Mrs A E. BERRY, F street, between 6th ee adjoining Union Row. mar li YOUNG WOMAN WISHING A SITUA- tion as Ladies’ Maid or Nurse, either to trav- el, orgo ashort distance in the country minding pe | mig Inquire at 2028 % 20h and 5 mar 11-2* ANTED —A WOMAN TO TAKE Charge of achiid 14 months old. Also, a Women to Cook, Wash, and Iron for a small fa Ap- ply im: tely at $86 C street, between 34 and and 4%. mar i! 3t in one of the buildings fornerly so by Dr Peck, No. 451 12th street, between 6 and 4, ia which will be taught the various branches of Eng- lish, with French, Music, Drawing, Papier Machie. &c For terms app'y tothe prinolpal at her residence, A department for little Boys will also be formed feb 2-2w* Lost and Found. ——————— ee Lostytais MORNING, IN THE CENTRE Market. a Green Morocco PURSK, contain- ing about $69 or $70 in notes ard gold. The fin- der wili be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office. mar 12-2t* resides. If the members of the Legisistures aforesaid pity Dred and the rest of these ne- groes to the extent of say, ten dollars apiece, and if Mr. Sandford and Mrs. Emerson or her Massachusetts clerical busband share the ago nized ‘‘phelinks’’ of all Republican abolition” dom, the thing may be accomplished in a trice. Bat the truth is, the milk in this particular cocoa nut is not the fact that Dred & Co. are to continue in slavery; but that the law, as sffirmed by the highest judicial tribunal in the land, forever puts an estoppel on the plea that the principles of the Republican party are in aceordarce with constituticn and law. Z a pe $1 REWARD —RANAWAY FROM the subscriber on Sunday, the ist day of March, 1857, negro boy HENRY BEWELL, alfas Crege—about 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches h. chestnut col-, or. Had on when he left dark ing. me Lavine tag Teveeraraic Caste. — We learn that the Secretary of the Navy has or- dered the steamships ‘ Niagara’’ and “ Mis sissippi,” now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to HALEBONE.—JUST RECEIVED, A = oT bo be cruepid Ci MES ee fe invoice of extra quality # KI T | no doubt lurking about the city, orit is sapposed | GITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE . buried bis only remaining son, a lad of near-| The Rumors.—We advise the distant pub- dows ea dlaotie Colageagh cable rh oe BONE, Senet pe rf IcdEY low | he has gone penile Lh! ort Sine cay senate ms.s fteree tee piven fei pte = . a $ Pig ay Liha lic to place no confidence whatever in the Loft! =e oe Frnar 12-3 492 7th street. tars ‘will bring raid Kein se ne? Pemen leet = take charge of «child from it . e . larges' eee TC ee nana: - Beating his own name; the same one that | thourand and one rumors from this city—of | our Nery et her mgeear of hl sr IX CENTS RE WARD -—RANAWAY | asia. st DenevieHorel on steed ists. Bor Nos Siar Oftee’ mar 11-21" Margaret Fuller, the Countess D Ossoli, wrote | which most of the Washington (newspaper) | well adapts her to the peculiar service for from the subscriber, RANDOLPH STEW- = about so tenderly, ++++ The Natchez Courier an: the death of General Felix Houston, a few. ‘on ago. at Washington, Miss , in the 57th year of bis sge. The Courier says a funeral salute of thirteen guns (the Sppropriate number due to the rank of the deceased, who received from the Congress of Texas, in 1837, for his distin- e rank o! jer Genera!)was fir Natebes Blof — «+++ Henry C Jarrett, late manager of ¢ Baltimore a Washington theatres’; pete in the Persia on Friday last, efter an absence of only five weeks, during which tims he suc. ceeded in leasing the Royal Lyceum theatre, London, for a summer season, commencing May next, when he will present to that pub- lie a series of plays performed entirely by American actors. rt. J. also negotiated for the appesrance of his company in the citiesof Dublin, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and for a single representation in Paris. ART, an indentured a itloe to the Butcher business. Any one is forbid harboring or trust- ing him. W. M. PRESTON. mar 12 3t* AD!IES’ CABAS, LEATHER RETI- cules, Porte Monsies, Purses, Cembs, Hair Lapel sracar ees Crotchet, Need.es, ida Cotton, &c., a maria-3t’ LAMMOND’S. ILINTON’S PATENT ALCHOHOL Cook, now on exhibition at the Fair, forsale at (mar 12 3t) LAMMUND’S HE GREAT TRAGEDY —THE NEW American ‘Tragedy, Cortez the Conquerer. This splendid poem Pronounced by Critics unrivalled. Jasi from press, and for sale by the publisher, FERGUSON, mar 12 496 7th street. OTIC K — ALL PERSONS DESIRING the —— of the ar rpdye a, ey en; will Le. attended to a ate ie the bex at Ine cffiee of the Clerk tne Market or my house,naming street and number of houre, as well as thelr own name. mar 12-3t JOUN HESS. Sel alt ee CARBIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES HB SUBSCRIBBRS HAVE NOW ON hand, for sale atlow prices, a g00d, sesortment of new ROCKAWAYsS,, BUGGIES, LIGHT WAGONS, &c, 4c, to which they respectfully invite the attention of those wishing to purchase and durable Ve- hicles. They also have on band several second- hand Rockaways, &c., which they offer very low carl NB. Particular attenti jd to Repairing. . . cl ir attention r ° * GARDNE NGF: correspondence of the hour is made up. That is, concerning the views and purposes of the new Administration. The writers, for lack of facts to write on, are simply playing their old game of manufacturing surmises for the amusement of distant wondermongers. Though the Administration is not yet fairly installed —has hardly had an opportunity of glancing at half a dozen poiats involved in she dis- charge of its manifold duties—esach of these wice-acres announces its determination fairly end fully settled upon almost all matters and questions of public interest! We have wit- nessed such expositions on the advent of each succeeding administration for the last quarter of a century, and rarely knew one of them to Prove worth the paper on which it was written. The closeness with which the new administra- tion 1s already devoting itself to consultation in Cabinet council, is a guarantee to the coun- try that its members are by no means the hap- hasard men they are really Tepresented to be Mo:J.L s&s . +2 | by writers, who insist that they have alread J MeCorkie Col noe oe re ar nee pom matured their plans and policy for the seehaet ex-Gov. F. Thomas Mi; BP in, Mar- shal for Nobraen mt B — =f reed of the Government for the next four years. ernor of Indiana: Hon. J L. Robinson, Ind.; Hon. P.M Kent,do; Hon W L Sherrod, di which she is designated, having a large ‘“flush’’ deck with a high ceiling, upon which the cable may be stowed through the entire length of the ship, and from whence it can be run off through the hatchway, by the aid of suitable steam apparatus. The Mississippi will act simply as an escort, to provide against accident Another pair of steamers, detailed by the English Government, will be similarly equipped ; and the whole proceeding to a point in the Atlantic, midway between the continents, the two steamo: having the cable on board will connect the halves carried them respectively, and steam away ata mvs’ f =< speed, in opposite directions, for the shore. The two factories at which the cable is being manufactured are located at Liverpool and London. The Niagara will sail for one of these ports as soon as she can be made ready —say by the end of the present month—an English steamer loading simaltancously at the other factory. Meanwhile, the Niagara will be fitted up with ap to pay out the wire, corresponding with that which was used by the James Adger in laying the Newfound- ble, but of a less ponderous kind, as soon to be laid is much more pliant geable than the former. ~ The new cable is making at the rate of fif- teen miles per day at each factory, and is ex- pected to be completed and laid down before the end of June. It will not be necessary that the Mississippi should leave the United States Pr tnt dt Pace htt beets THE STEPS OF THE Presi- dent’s Mansion last Friday evening, March 6th, Aes ae a weed oY, re- ower prope: u Savertiooent Apply toD.0" BARES =) er, 264 Penn. avenue. mar Il ocr -- STOLEN FROM MY RESI- dence, No. 371 Third street. on Wednesda: the 4th instant. FOUR CERTIFICATES U WASHINGTON COR PORATION STOCK, as follows: One, No 274, dated September 10:b, eset bec ore hundred dollars, in _— » 1856, WANTED —a waits WOMAN AS Oeok, best Wasber, snd Ironer. ®he must testimonials as to capability, honesty. sé integrity. Nene need apply that is ~~ ‘well rec: corne! Howse wantep TMMEDIATBLY—OR Hoare with from § yng th ee le Peon svenve and Bene 7 any Fe eee cert! shal iy ie Register of Corporation for a renewal of aid Tice stolen at the same time, aGOLD WATC: with silver face. forthe return of which 1 wil give a reward of Ten Dollars mar 1/-3t GEORGE W. PHILLIPS, R, with in Boarding, —_ st vacated Me the +++» Among the personages of note now at Browns’ Hotel are the following : Hon. Jacob ‘hompson, Secretary of the Interior; Hon A. Vv. Brown, Postmaster General; Gov. Polk, U.S. Senator, Missouri; JN Craig, M C., The Boston Custom-House is evidently 2 Hon. A. Humphries, do; Cul. B. Reynolde.do, | 1stined not to go » begging for some patriotic | Util a short time previous tothe laying of & PLACE, W (pais ia ca for O14 Svea: wooosa, 4 |, do; Col. . ane Chief Justice Williams, Iowa: Jalen yess gentleman to accept it on the termination of the cable.—N Y. Journal of Commerce. —marig-6t «5B 12th street finery > Penn. aoe 17) Graney Of ihe cclebrated Morey Letter’ | General Peaslee’s term as Collector. There| Dusrnucovion or ram Wonud.-A German ee ne ee ee are already said to be quite a number who Mone, soe arn wed ard. will Bave wok » the above ‘or ee ann ons Pep auelony cage apply 0 BARBLEY © aoa Whe ifj premed to consest—Mr. J.B. Moore pecerye has arma ii ts the mania Pproac' & comet tow: carth, wi on the 15th of Jane, will ‘compass its eatize " ‘. SEE hoax) upon Kansas sffairs; Hon. R WwW WENTY FIVE PIANOS IN STORE, , Ind.; Hon W. Thom to Booms fad ioe Wha Tibsng: the lange sOoaN F. Rul ee eee eee a