Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1858, Page 2

‘ _EVENING , STAR. |? tion. Not a whisper is to be found in it denying | guished strangers in Washington an¢ : Nant State in the Unien on aes - = to the convention the power he then and there | our own fellow citizens were present at each of | c'osing $1 to os liet : WASHINGTON, CITY: _. ; 8. SUTRE % MONDAY.............:... February 8,4868, attributed clause of it referred to | these elegant en’ and enjoyed the den Mak argument on that par- | hospitality of their hosts and hostesses amazing- 107" Advertisements should be sent imby} that the convention was | ly. ——— % rwise they ing in the eye of the law. i uth of, ae ke oe maT net aP-| orth, not long since, by an ar well this point of his ar cciatsll Pie in - telaggap! ai —E = | Lawrence, clothed with nomi peeasion, among other good and | # the Ho P as (a o SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, | act of Mr. Frederick P. Stan , is, it is, that we recognize in his | _# ccamnt git ersation and | The Union pours hot shot into the ranks | lature—a body called by Mr. nt affiliation.and earnest co-operation with | #agagement Delweem Messe Keitt amd Grew. on of the renegade Democrats who aimed their | laws before they had a legal - Republigam party'of Congress the purpose | eotedisnach war not ned again authentic or Music, dispatch, 1. Pa. Ave. aide blow at the Lecompton Constitution, in the | Legislature assuming to deprive the Governor | of navigating the barque of his future political }-st ment, but was given Cx ee fricada BUCIL. Principal. House of Representatives on Friday, and asks: | of the Territory of the control of its militia, | prospects to catch the anti-slavery breezes in ‘ying ala ‘aurein bis vietaly, sy ke was | acne et joining the Singing and Piseoforte * Did faction ever originate a more unmitigated | and to place that in the irresponsible hands of the non-slaveholding States. knocked : net--knocked down by Mr. Grow, but was scheme of nonsens and trash than that which Ti vrenched from his on the latter by Reuben the season. This justly cel-brated and lovely proce of Stataary eeunet idea of despatching acommittee of | Jim Lane and the leaders of his gang, whom = = wrenc . “ : a Washi ala Wan to pstoaseus expeumaet of the will of | they elected militia generals of one sort or | KAN¢As.—Below will be found an interegt- | Davis. who interfered asa peace-maker; and, fur. wa EXHIBITION At 40 Penn’a, Avenue, betwern 3d and thy Streets, the people of a State upon matters purely local? that ax Mf. Keitt premeditated no. disturb: : a NKLIN, for the past 9 years where she may be seen from 9a. m. till 10 p. m. ; " Uber, é : other. The pretence for arresting hiin was an | ing communication from a citizen of Kansas} ince with Mr. Grow, ke the more: seriously te- necessary to the execution ‘wor! “ - is A 4 seortae the me of the House ean ne — allegation that be had falsified the returns of | 2°W in Washington, explaining the manner in | grets its occurrence.” pressed ‘ Station’ = —en< an this Gity, to “Coqutte”’ voile ies should 9) ring from | the election of the 4th ultimo at Delaware | Which “agitation” and the pistol and bowie A Conrectios.—We stated, a day or two | Serr mak oeeRATIONS onthe teeth iat ily tytn Rondesne advertsene rondra ‘to allo her of the righis of a distant people, a seatempt ot Crossings, for the benefit of the Demoeratie | Knife again became rampant in the Territory 4 Sere. Sho bas receim ~ nel- : ae i resolutions of instruction to Sen- | !0¥ rates. Yi every maxian of practical life, and of the pr ticket. The real purpose of his arrest was, | 20t long since, de. We publish it as contain. | *ince, that the resolutions depace wire Abie cuareeed a thei. vasi les of the Democratic party? Above all, it ‘, : 5 © much. present i | ator Bigler were voted down in the lower tional charge. J ecoseary thet this cond oa which has the al, | 4oubtless, to get posession of the body of Gen. | ing several suggestions o Present inter operations warranted All 5 . % house of the Pennsylvania Legislature by| Omics No. 16 north © street itol Hill. uantnecet every Republican in the House, should Calhoun, to hold that gentleman in custody ng he < mrt eisichivies Wns renewed | twelve majority. We should have written by | _fe# cod” Re ported by a Ifttie Eorporal's posed cf foltecere Ps » Sarl ain sae he could legally | the dimenttien in Kansan in the summer of ip? | tweaty majority. The vote stood 67 to 37 pre-| J ,UMBER ‘LUMBER? —LUMB The Union pablishes a host of ex hae po general result on that election. | It is well known b Save ar Cost. cisely, we subsequently learn. The subscriber wishing to dispose of his stock of 1 Tpose sign. - | Territory, tn April and May last, that everythin; a : V trom it its exchanges, Democratic and otherwise, show- fe se ae Pu they. were oedlped appeare eavorsble toa epecay and peac Aerie — pop fon iby he st of Apri fre a. octony ing emphatically that the public sentiment en- | ;. es," 88. C. did not follow them with | jistment of all difficnities; citizens of Lawrence | Store-suip Revizr.—The store-ship Relief dates. |The nasortment 1s good and well dorses and sustains the course of the Adminis- their prisoner to Lawrence, as they anticipated. | aud Lecompton would t together and crack | is at New York, fitting out for the Home Squad- Sst ey x, call'at Bis Lat —- a] thei 1s it events, and ress thei tration, as expressed in the President's special soon Seeeaiey aretraiete flere astontsbment at the fally of thelr fact ender | ron. ‘The following is a list of her officers: isoner, 8 Mf ee TREODORE MOSHER. men of 0) ite parties had associated in busi- Lieut. Commanding, James H Strong; Lieu- message. witness in some other case. It was only w ness; aod s ayeneral thing, the pistol and > ji LAST CHANCE. The Intellazencer, noticing the unfortunate | setting him beyond the reach of apparent pow | tere te weve ind aide" "the crmer toon | tenants, A. ————<—_ = Tre tierestoeie nee Goops, fracas of Friday night in the House, says: oe Li ioe PPA Pes | to his plow, the merchant to his merchandise, | March, and James 8. Thornton. OE Ria EL AINES cdi ante tas ad with the offtck of cout 1 le aid of his friends that they assumed the - wr Spans Drape ppp eyed = £6, &o, &t., £6: ESE: tellore we would advise that the first thing done | Pretence of an accusation against him per- | heard fhronghont the land. the business man | T8® WeatnEer.—The following report of the re trehnemegpes bpm venga HILHARMONIC HALL. ta Coie ald be the adoption of a resolution of | sonally, in justifying their refusal to him of | pave ceitemee af retalag ce aenens man | therforthis morning is made from the Moree | ““l'ndies onl snd purcliise nt once. "The present On MONDAY EVENING, Feb.eth, 108. p paride teed on. eboney tapchneaped pes ~ his liberty. The impudence and mendacity of oi Penge Pig liastepitiar< eee spect | Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. | Week will be the Inst opportunity for securing HARRY SAN DERSON’S daring the few moments of particular liveliness his arrest under such a charge—as false as | (¢ sthuire—teven Gem Lane ted given up hopes | The timeof observation is about 8 o’clock a. m.: a Penns lvauin aveny GRAND Ses Owe, 0 eka ght and daybreak. ever a Kansas free-soi! accusion was, (and one | of —— = to the laws, — seuwe oe Srereres * 1858. A SianG GDINS ana co 4 - ee te il try, and had turned to speculating under those | New Yor! -¥.. +-clear, mild. NG '—GOING !! a . rent i" That valuable paper, the Baltimore Amer- anes has proved $ be fell troale laws. And Robinson—yes, the shrewd andcun- Philadelphia, Pa. clear, pleasant. G = ae The foliowing = Saegpis a the F ia - beginning of the troubles in the Territory,} are | ning Gov. Robinson, too—had lost faith in the | Baltimore, Md.. clear, pleasant, For a few days longer tadies will have an oppor- i. ee ne ans ives Hs experionce'as te the'cash ond pre"! souty ittustrated by the following affidavits, | machinery over which he had been accustomed | Waxhington, D.C. cloar, cool ante TOcaat Floumoel SILK ROBES at $15, MiGs PARNY BESO. Payment system when applied to newspapers, the first from one of the judges of the election to preside, and returned hixcommission to those | Richmond, Va cool, wind N. The entire consignment « these goods will be HERR RODOLPHE x, and in its own case asserts that it works well, in who gave it; and, like Lane, sought the virtue in | Stauni clear, cool. withdrawn ina rhort time. Now or never is the nL. G. THUNDER, = ré&pect. at the Delaware Crossings, setting forth the | the laws he so long and so Aa conouely. opposed. | Pete: clear, cold. time to buv Goods at HARKY SANDERSON. —_—_—— ee > | circumstances of an attempt, by a similar i hee : a faint aa Hag a ee aare ea Piha aby = cool; wind SE. One-half she Cost af [eaportation. € pee ne 7 * ‘ 4 ion of Kansas affairs in May last. t thistime, | Raleigh, N.C..... ‘by 3 jn Admission $1. Doors open et 7; commence ‘ Mis The bes taney pemerisninas Henry | illegal arrest, to force him to sign afalse return, | however, the plea ant season for traveling had Wilmington, N.C. Penney !vania avenue. o'clock. a é - Stone, a lawyer of that city, but better known | and the other from all the judges and clerks of | arrived. and with it came mauy visitors to that Columbia, 8. C 2 ohh ‘ween 8thand Sthets. | Tickets and reserved money pene ee’ as aspeculator and note broker, has failed and | the election at the samc place, averring the | $2"en of the West, some of whom were politi-.| Charleston, S. *INAL NOTICE. peg pn pa ym a left the city, taking with him from fifty to eight A e cians seeking capital for future use. On their | Augusta, Gs. fi Fesrvary 87a, 1853, esers. Davis A A . y, taking y to eighty " f the return Mr. Hend iz cap! igus ‘The Ladies of Washinston a ak at Tickets mav also be ind at the door on the evening thousand dollars in current funds, leaving debts | CTT®° ae ei wich pos: a “Ae se ia Ze oh gy rer penne tiger ane he the peace aud Savannah, Ga. exandria age respectfully infovined, tint, n ten days | Of the Concert. " accused of havin; i id- | quiet of the country. ey became alarmed at | Macon, Ga.... 7 5 pAiak of more than one hundred and thirty thonsend Beare is forged, = ane = seeing their only political hobby, which had cost | Columbus, from tie DID CONSIGNMENT HARRY SANDERSON will givea G be dollars with no assets to pay any portion of them. = a a Couetee a8 ne them go mach, almost extinct. oo a of Montgemer »Ala., : Lith de edicancn 4 A AND = Sea aa ‘erritory of Kansas, County of Johnson: Be- | one of the le: spirits from the o! tate, | Lower Peac! la....clear, cool. * Or Tae Ervects oF a Mit pv Winter —The N:w | fore me, Samuel Sulters, personally appeared | a meeting was ‘called at Lawrence, and the de- a 2 wee . Bow offering at TT y s Froxrux Wrst k . BILHAR MONIC HALL. York correspondent of the Boston Transcript | Theodore F. Garnett, who, being sworn, says | plorable condition of isis pd (should the Kan- | Gumberland, Md y. HOOE, BROTHER & COS, _ P TUESDAY, Fen. Stn, at 7 o"cuoce. says: nee the rite day = January bese = sas ae be sett ) a) portrared with | Wheeling, Va. lear, cool. = tae racer pl = Seate 23 Cents; Children accompanted half-prece. EA in venworth County, under, as it was said, a | great feeling and solemnity. Resolutions were 4 e hope: 4 a Ww great AMERICAN WIZARD to quarry ee etc enecticut people have begwa-| Warrant, and. taken 9’ Larnters bras ene adopted urging all true Republicans to arouse | rected for temmeer ent ey een at 7. m., (cor dreppohittteat ee ce Craty, and avoud the [RCFURER is budget of Necrgraantie in deapeir of having more solid blocks. In places | PO4Y of tex or eleven, and, while he was under | from their fethargy, and go to work. Robinson Thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower, min | after the withdrawal of this tercten. fad eeeenced | Wonders, P riosities, aud ya - vemar’ able for salubrity the general health has | 2"%t*t, @ proposition was made to him to make a | was induced to withdraw bis ory, mec and | imum last night, 31°; near the ground, 32* compelled to pay double the prices now asked. chorean Variet: yasabove, fs 3 seriously invaded by this unnatural absence | 2€W Poll-book, (by some one of the Free State | unite with Lane and others, to put in operation acl ij 4 Ladies, callat once, at . ELODEON. of bracing ait and wholesome frosts, at New party jn Lawrence, and, he thinks, bya man | the Topeka sovornment. rs HOOE, BROTHER & CO.’s. M Pa. Avenvg, xzan Tentx STReEt. port, R.T., for instance, not less than fifty ebil. amed Ewing,) which poll-book should be made | Robinson, by proclamation, convened the so- CONGRESSIONAL. : PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. - — dren have died this winter of acarlet fever.” out so that General Calhoun would receive it, | called Legislature, at Toreka. Lane was au- Thir! 4 fe 8-1w between Sth and 9th sts. BURLESQUE : ate we Thich deponent, being in durance, told him of | thorized to organize the militia of the Territory, ty-fifth Congrese—First Session. 100 PLOUNCED OPERA TROUPE Heavgvanters $1 Div. Va Min them he supposed would be all right. which was done, to the extent of his power, | 1x THe Senate, to-day, Mr. Allen’presented a § ! 000. _SILK ROBES at 915. = . ighmond, Feb.6. Tuxovore F. Garyerr. forthwith. Meetings were called in all parts of | series of resolutions from the Legislature of OUSEGIN DELAINES, all wool, at 25, 375, TWELVE ETA PUR PORMERS. Editor of the Washington Star—Sir: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1th | the country, incendiary speeches delivered, ex- Rhode Island, remonstrating against the Le-| Veiver ade STRIPED ROBES Unsurpassed by anv Troupe m the Country. i Ese congas day of January, 1655. 3. M. Satreas,J.P. | erting the people to all kinds of strife and aici. z Bag Rion Velvet FLOUNCED ROBES et 89 and 840 D. CLINTON PRICE, paper, call the attention of volunteer companies | ,,Zérritory of Kansas, County of Leavenworth : | sions. Old scenes were re-emacted—the torch | °Mpton Constitution. &c., Ao. &0., &0, 0. The unrivalled’ American Guitarist and Vocalists, of your city, proposing to visit Richmond on the | The undersigned, Judges and Clerks uf the el was a lighted. The belt of the pistol and | Mr. Doseies made severai ineffectual attempts! now on exhibition on the Skcoxd ELeoR of our es- in his Gartar and Songs. Dod of February, to General Orders No.2 from | to” for State officers and members of the State | bowie knife ugain became part of the apparel of | to call up his resolution of Thursday last, re- | tablishment. ie : MASTER WILLIE, these headquasters. so that there may be no de- | Legislature, held at the precinct known as Dela- | many, and businessassociations were abandoned. questing of the President certain information rel- ‘his consignment of magnificent novelties will The Juvenile Jig Dancer end Wonder of the lay or confusion in assigning them pines in the | W2re Agency, on the 4th day of January, A. D., This great change in the aspect of affairs took | ative to Kansas elections. rpromay Spa closed, and Ladies are sesured, thet .aBor in favorit Banco, Repeye with the umn on tbat occasion? “The older will be | 1558, do hereby certify that the returns tiade by | Place ikumediate y after the meeting at Law-| The resolutions referring the President's Kan- | these gods are withdrawa from sal ALE WHOLE COMPANY, found on the third page of the Richmond Daily | '* of said election, are correct and genuine, and | rence; and it cannot be denled that the present | sas message to the Committee on Territories was purchased in thts marcet at doub'e, the prices, now ORGS NEW DANE GHAPLE Dispatch ¥ | that any statement’ made by any person ax to the | difficulties were originated and were intended to | then take up, bul no vote Led were teen asked. HOOE, BROTHER & CO. RE IR LESUUES, PANTO Ro HAGLE By « compliance with this request you wil | Vote of said precinct can only be determined as | be brought about by the proceedingy of thar oc. | our report closed, Benxsvivasia Aven Peet “4 oe act render’ sonialance in the nevessary preparations | £0 its trath ‘or falsity by a reference to said re. | casion. Then and there was the ball putin mo- | fy gig Hovsx, the first business transactea| {€8'¥ ___ between #th and 9th sts. woscet ie igs: Mogi iohetae gl for the ceremonies, and oblige. yours, very re. | tarts made by us ax managers and clerks of said | tion, and Lane and afew others are rene es | Ts ! DERUVIAN SYRUP, |"fes z LER. MALLORY. Agent. spectfully 7 WN. Mesronpe |< | election, at said precinct. keep itin motion. ‘They were not the principai | WS taking the vote on the call for the the pre- | JD Os Par ‘ : - . jor, und Aid de-Gons Isaac Munpay, movers in bringing them about In fine, they | vious question in the matter of the reference of r Ft Ph logy iaicioed r J USTICE TO ALL, ts P- chee F. Garxetr, {rages one neat St to to eet acriy of the rela ee the President’s Message accompanying the Kan- SOLUTION Cero anos OF IRON THE WESTERN BOY: IN THE FIELD AMEs C. GRINTER ir clans, mi no pretensions to Kan- D . : ad os Buitisn Sruratuy Fesrivar—The noble] wc. wirreox, ea tas Cilizenship, who went there to nteriennn, | $28 Lecompton pone anien. Having successfully passed the. ordeal to which | rhe members of the Wineean Hose ComPxt, achievements of the British arms in India, were | James Fixpey, fo lerks the affairs of the Territory, only to the end of | | The call for the previous question was sus- new discoveries in the Materin Medica are No. 1, mont respectfully announce to their celebrated in Richmond, on Wednesday night, | Territory of Kansas, County of Johnson : Be. | PeTpetrating sectional strife, inthe hope of thus Demutive tion oon ne Yoto—amnimattve 18, iat ten aed melee en Oe re Oe! at Gee we by asocial supper, at Reid’s Verandah Hotel, | fore me, Samuel Salterss an acting Jacthoe of onc clactiined URE TE cee en eee || Thexctedhat thcanata question shonld now,be | Its Efficacy in Curing DAV: Feb. isth, sot at Westers Elall ne asd near the Upper Market. About one hundred per- Peace in and for the County and Territory sfoce- | ¢lection of 1st the onaeee alluded to, will | PUt resulted as follows—yeas 113, nays 107. DYSPEPSIA, street, between L and M streets. ee nme, ee sanjotily of Whom WERE | Gore TF Garnett, Tomer C. Gite einen | Kee up the Kanseediihccltive for oeve stan be | Tie question thea cutee unas sa Commitee, | Afsetions of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, | ,,the otieet of thie allie to sid the widow and natives of the United Kingdom, and descendants | \Vilison and Jathes Frelte; Some ben m ©. | come; and that they are determined to do so at | Tefer the message to the Territories Committee, | ~“Bronchitir and Consumptice Tendencies, | Seesox. who nobly lost hus life in the discharge of tt vy: y ng sworn, | ait ha da. is clear to who haveo! zd which was lost—yeas 113, nays 111. Disordeged State of the Blood, Boils. a fireman. from British or Scotch ancestors. Among the | deposeth and saith that the foregoing statement zaids, is cl all have observed the 's t D) . his duty as a firema: Prominent guests of the occasion were the British | is {rue to the best of their knowledge and belief Saoatee ee mesatoes far Th past few Ta ee mney Gan tovapare saither palms tor ctptale tt make ae the 2th onths. 7 > ea 7 Mercer, enera. . Consul, G. P. R. James, Esq; the French Con-| gay or Janqamn Any ge Pefore me this 18th | “TNs us that there is really but one legiti- Printeeek: PEERED, SOORMAN. of *” Desitity, MBunpor unk Ueit cteaeats wht bc Resided bey sul, M. Paul; the Mayor, Jos. Mayo, Esq; Rog- | ©» *' Saieuet M. Santers, J.P mate cutee Ar Congress (o pursue in the prem- | EVENING, af the Foundry M.E. Church, atts | Aud sll diseases whioi ———— Altera. | , Sapper and Keir sshments wi raiel ea % Edi . is etree ses—the plan suggest y the President in bi: "clock. Subject—“Con trated KE: Ra : z . jon) engaged : ppget gas rag oped at i Alex’r| That the Free Soil leaders of the Territory message on the a ject. His reasoning should | Adiittance Soonte, (artheder ee ate The proofs of its efficacy are so numerous,s0 well | oohng det C&tilion Music has been for the 5 » Esq., Editor of the Fredericksburg | are carrying out the plans of Jim Lane’s recent | satisfy every unprejudiced mind. The end if not | ———————————— | rntinontiontod and cece Peouliar Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had of any mem News; John R. Thompson, Esq., Editor of the eee the aim of all opposition to that policy cannot NOTICE.—A stated meeting of the Jackron | character. that sulierers cannot ber of the company or at the door on the night of Southern Literary Mecsengesi Captaled John M cath-bound organization that attracted so fail to be to wea! on the Decmontt an jonal or- | Ai? pe Spy ere of the ah ward pesceuaely erie to receive the the Bail. Patton, Jr; Jobn H. Gilmer, Esq., and others. | ™4h attention from the country some time | vanization. That (Democratic party) organiza- | EVENING. Febeancy ‘Sth, at és o'olock, The ory Peruvian Syrup does no! Commies of ——- - 7 2 since, is evident, not only in the act of kidnap- | tion re salar Pe Te uces | members are especinily invited to atte profess to be a cure all, but its :Tinkler, - 3 u jepends the sta! ° nion; ai KL bs U7 We are indebted to the publishers for the | ping Mr. Henderson under an infamously false abythiny Guat would tude Sisiae ike, weaken | oe =" Toe, oe ee Bridgett. en oeraphy of Elisha Kent Kane ” by William | charge, and in that of attempting to force Mr. | it suould be avoided hy every fiend pf uit cna OF rapa WORKINGR ziaateiy’ related, and» proceeding : FIRST GRAND COTILLON PARTY Elder; published by Childs & Peterson, No. 62 | Garnett to sign a false return setting forth a | {1Y,, Wet Congress adhere to the doctrine of non- |“ Fiasr Wanp—A meeting will be held in the | ‘Tw one cause, may be cured by one remedy. be tay es Company will take . Aziax J 4 intervention, and thus give us prompt admission | Union Engin= House new or , The ciass of diseases for which the Syrup pro- of th Sr y Snes Arch street, Philadelphia. As the author de- | Topek, ‘ n rf louse, t Ward, on MONDAY, | vidos n- ure. that which ‘has fer nce at the Hail of r Ere on vrai : opekaite victory at the Delaware Crossings, | into the Union, and thereby power to settle our | Pak 8. at 7 «glook, in relation to'the new Code’ | \amedthe ki of medical sil. Themen MONDAY EVENT: Feb. 8th, 1258 e in his preface, this last-appearing book | put in many other events of the day. It is | own affairsin our own way. Weask no more | The friends of the Code oordiaily avingant whe my ve, the witnesses ncoesrilie, and the seie | Tigkets FIFTY C concerning the lamented late Dr. Kane, bis la- . : * than the fulfilment of the provision given us in | have any obiections tot same, to attend and state s be Floor Manag rs. 4 : th rdl f Pi g ; ty and efficacy of the Syrup incontrovertible. + f bors and achievements, is not a review of his wri- | £62 in the recent cowardly assassination of | the organic jaw; that we claim, without any ae oes oer be prepared to defend them Those who may wish for an opinion from disinter. | Thos. Cook, Walter Nichuisen, A. Thompson. “ tings, but a simple narrative of his life, which | Mr- Stover, aleading Democrat, of Wyandotte, | more Tervitorial clections.. We can regulate our | With the friends of the same, ested persons respecting the character of the Syrup | _fe 3 W.S&M° gs, ipl thus described in the Lawrence correspond- | OW" affairs better after admission than before. Szconp WaRD—A meetii ir the Second Ward | cannot fail to be satished with the following among ‘was not particularly eventful until be undertook sreere We, the citizens of Kansas, are fully prepared to Evespes, * ems a L a on TUESDAY | numerous testimonials in the hands of the Agents. WANTS. Ma op ae Of Arctic discovery, that made him a | enes (January 25th ultimo) of the New York | join the sisteriocd of States: we ‘have gone | BVENIN Ail persons that are opposed to the suime | inthe gommneaity ad ef the Eee ee nN # ret y * . rs community, ard of the highest respectab.lity. <== > man of national importance and world-wide re- | Times : through all the preliminaries, and now we ask | will state their objections to the meeting, that they — WAXTED-a LITTLE GIRL to wait on the nown, nevertheless the literary capabilities of | _ ‘The circumstances of the attack were thexe ; | COUgTess to open the door and give us admission | may be discussed farly. CARD. _ og abe and runerrands. Apply immedintely at bic bich i id Stover wax reurning from Lawrence on horse- | Within the bar of the Union. Fourty WARD.—A meeting of thecitizens of the | | ‘The undersicned having experienced the beneti- | 4% G st. between 7th and ath. Ik the biographer (which are really second to those back and alone. Late at night, when within A Citizen oF Kansas. Fourth Ward are invited to attend a mneeting to be eval effects of the “Peruvian Syrup,” do not hesitate ANTE mpetest CHILD'S NURSK of few other Americans, whatever we may think | three miles of Wyandotte, le was passed. by . held at the Assembly Rooms on TIIURSDAY tw rpoomumiend it to the attention of the public. a one whe ean brin of bis persistent political idiosyncracies) have | another horseman, who sud lenly wheeled around Post Orrice Receipts ror tar Quarter | EM G. Februncy 11, at 7 o'clock. in relation fe others wreeence, 28 woll es from the xe 3 IN haracter and qualifications. 4 tothe New Code. The opponente of the same are | timony of others, whose intel igenoe aud ina rity | & = . produced an octavo volume of more than four bom = i of = es aoe ae ENDING SepTemBeR 30, 1857.—The following partie sien invited todebate the subject with the = ot egal irgpe yryoer oy no douht of & SRT WOMAN eee ae Fg F you Sam Stover? le 1 Ln H ths codifiers, pd te apps SORSCS UW! a pe 4 fo Cook an pond wpa aetador playpen pe to know that voice? “Tie other iniwecnt | is a statement of the receipts of the Post Office piece meting, of the citizens of the | Luss and Bronchial ‘Pasnages, Dyapepein, Liver QV ANZEDA WOMAN to Gook ovitalle ane throug! on account of the | «whether you do or not, you are the man Ia, Department from July Ist to September 30th, | Fifth Ward are invited to attent's meeting to be | £,01"" sree Woo a Sie, bat on Indeed its of- = aah Will be given. Address Box 9 star Of {aignt, learning; and genius disptayed in so in | looking for. and instantly shot lim with s | Jacz in, EVENING Pens Basine-house, oa FRIDAY | (erorthore whe here wilneccen tpeuusnonarse. | fice ee ernest (bem asto throw a charm in all the | Sharpe's rifle. The ball passed through his face | foe? Wine See Ne oer za ar at 2 o-clnek, tm relation | Voi cntgered their testimene ee ee ane WANTED —A desurable STORE author tells. The American public not being | ™Utilating him shockingly. The assassin es- Fr anes Serpe invited todebste the subjeot with tee ut Rane restorative power, tired Of honoring the subject of this work, whose | CAhed- Stover survived for several days in great | [/O™ newspapers and pamphle : ons of i OOM, on Pa avenus. between sth and lth streets. Ad suffering, but the latest report received here is | '‘0™ postage stamps and stam SNL VARS | A meeting of the citizens of the THOMAS. ORR TER. arene “iy see wan bamberma:t fame must continue dear to his countrymen, so | that he died yesterday. CRavox.”? envelopes sold. ---- Beet Falicwree Fall Naee a ade aehy Ponte aoe Warppeey ay 4 na and Ironing. Good Dak 2s we have a national science and literatare,| Tt ig also evident, in the manner in which | Eio™ (eeistered letters. st | EVENING, Feb:uary 12, at 70'clock, in relation te THOMAS C. AMORY The Mn ee Niet Rely at No. 438 K street, opponite Dr. Elder’s biography will doubtless have ac . J iB wal From emoluments (from box ri 8, the New . The opponents of ‘the same nre PETER HARV:Y, " the Market, Navy Yard ue deieusbea pide Or oc the result at Leavenworth City of the election | From fines .......+..-.- Particularly invited to debate the subiect with the JAMES C. DUNN.” ANTED—By two respeciatle WOMEN.» » for it will prove a substantial ac- hi 1 < codifiers. ers i ‘ W Int ion: COOKS, Ri iti on the 4th ult. was returned; seventeen hun- Total ‘i al Itis well known thot the medicinal etfect of Pi uations as KS. Apply at MARTIN quisition to every American library. Its mechan- +4 i otal receipts. . Srvexti Warp.—A meeting will be held at Odd | toxide of Iron ys lust by even a very brief ex GRIFFIN’S, on F street, between 6th and 7th. ical execution is up—fully up to the times dred and odd votes being nominally recorded, Amounts expended in collectin Fellows’ Hall, laland, on WEDNESDAY EVEN | to air,and that to maintain © solution of fe8-2t* soo Sele Se mle 8 age whereas it is as notorious that the extent of | the revenue, vis - : Coty Laraary Ut ab 7 ofelock, The spemds of the | ide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been | ~~ you; yIDOW LADY RESIDING IN PERSONAL. that city’s voting capacity, all told, is but about | Amount paid at compen. wil atten. the necting and state thefrohjections, | “4med BDPOSSIDIG. ae atte point in at- | Atue ww York wirhes to hire a fermaled ie : » : 4 pai pom pen: and debate the subject fairly before the votera of | tnined’ by 1 hous» in ton. suitable for taking 8 lew se wen ave squint this ory on teats fony Somcngte seven hundred as that Washington city does Aeti m= Miia ee Ware: feb 8 5t! | known; and this solution may replace all ine pi oot Senators, Gobet apne he FT we moun! yal inciden- + ae , . not contain one hundred thousand voters. fo security for ri nake an advance for the benatos citrates. and tartrater of the Mate: 3, ; : tal expenses of post of- SMITHSONIAN LECTURES—Dr.| We a . same, she would secure a pleasant, comfortabie --.. The Boston Post says that District Attor- | These abolition vigilance (kidnapping, mur-| fices ane, 270,807 53 tows Will lecture’ ea MONDAY and | MMC oo io tia Mesa eieestts, | home, free from the sunovances of hate! life, Ail ney Morse has at length entered a nol pros. in the dering and bullying) committees of course EDNESDAY EVENINGS on “The effect of 16 ist reet, Bosten. | dress MRS. E.G. DUNBAR, New York port of case of Commonwealth es. Rev. 1. 8. Kalloch. ruled the roost at the election in Leavenworth TOES MET ne aration of Life.” wnat see Drageists goneraily an ee md ee 4 .-+. The bea’ wealthy E 4,065 90 a —____ | bottles, $2; medium sized nottles. $1. Sanaa apa aal abies ettes. "alg llonerar rpm psi Bans seine Fe and caused the false returns to which we refer ah 4 we se SH aE) f ATTENTION, UNION GUARDS.—The N. wean He privet i. An AG! is WANTED in every town beauty. has given band, heart and wealth to an | to be made out and sworn to by their friends otal expended... $551,011 24 € Kteld at Harmony Hallie drill nea cena ey nirn & Palmer, Soha Schwartz, Nei. | Sd Counts in iy which the abor Englishman of the name of Dixey. nt? * ** y 7 will be held at Ha:mony Hall for drill snd other bu FE a caliners Sohn Schwartz, N.H. | Spectabio and easy business, iy which the abe in charge of the F ese. Every member is earnest! mested 10 The Boston Traveler of the Sth inst. says rge of the polls, who, being members of | Net receipts . 4,106 34 | Theet nt the ahovesnamed Hall om ‘Monday evening. = Jim Lane's secret order, were sworn to perj A ; i "clook Wm H. Prescott, the celebrated histori i poryare mount of postage stamps and stamped en- | the eighth of February, at seven o'clook. was seized with partial paralysis on the ane themselves or commit secret murder whenever velopes used during the quarter, $1,366,057 05. fer TAMER. sina ads vious. A speedy recovery was hoped for. that might be necessary to accomplish their Harbaugh, H. - | profits mas be certax le. For full particulars ph Berry, Jas. H. Stone, J. S. Lovejoy, Sddrese C.MONN f & CO., corner of Broom 3 and “ Meroer sts., Now York City, inclosing one pos — feb& 6m_ | tage stamp. jan 28-5w" FREAT KING : or Jero SAY DR, POPE, ts.and as itis tobe; by 1.) YYANTED IM ME DIAT --.. Mrs. McMahon has sent a saucy letter, in- iti the: pw arn LZ Homeonashte Paysician and Surreon, Bar Dd. ; lOUSE, with fi cloning a three cent piece as. mark of tee’ on bar a oe ee Msgr — ees tibcing ravines a je Menou or Chain Buildings? No. 376 A street, GaSe deat pallial ae ae cia cruaniom 5 price And dining room. Apply to N Likes ong te t needione of the Richmond Whiz, ‘ortu pyar pe Henderson soon found % ns eae " cor mee Hays north side, between |Sth and id4th sts. —_d. 19-e03m. % T. AY 1 LOR & MAUR T. jc ,er made fun of her Lady Teazte, in | means of escaping from the cowardly ruffians | ‘rom the post of Superintendent of the con- ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of th 5 jeter ek 2 re gd hare wail oats in Berli whe had amiga him. They ii their | *truction of the Fort Ridgley and South Pass emt pe cee oy otherwise, 910 oa aad cavmeeae Cokmuas PaR- LOST AND FOUND. aes ® : ion. Fairs and other public n z. 5 =| geeed,m ak — recone : bet | Gace scenes eae ee rench, of the marriage contract between Pri nity wholly through the act se - | With reference to his accounts, if we remember | tionery. co: : Frederick William of Prussia and the P-inces | tor in cclitge the eee ee FP Stan t eae nt “ . ton in calling the Free Soil Legislature together | °°FFectly, has been reappointed to the same Victoria of England. Copi a s gislature together é —— in Geltaad, Patersee Dae nee before it had a legal existence. That body (the | Post by Secretary Thompson. Col. N. has been 1em THE Partai uw ia Confec- . UST This mormng,(Feb 8th.) somewhere A verv select assortment of CAPES, HEAD- 4 High street. Georgetowr. a Lady’: J, FUSSELL, DRESSES, WREATHS, BERTHAS FLOW- | WATCH acd CHAIN. RS,FANC TR PINS, &c., &c., suitable for | for the recovery of oh ® liberal reward ip heretofore existing be- | evening parties, may be found OHNSON And Epwarp 8: «a, MISS e sashitaten City Savings | fe6-st* 3% Ps. tween Lew — finder, by ‘eaving tt at the Star ‘Olioe. = ie riage contract between the King of Portugal and jori ji ‘ in Washington for some weeks past, and that the style of re - CA the Princess Stephanie of Hobensollerm ane | majority) are men of the Jim Lane Stripe. 8! past, an ler the style o! M. A, WEBB’s, avenue, under Nationa! Hotel, TRS tT ire | Bank. having expired, the general bank ng business BORED OST.—On »>aturday, January - Their legislation was to the end of shielding | B¢ 8 satisfied the Department of the entire Will be hereafcer conducted by the undersigned, un- IMMELFEN NING & CO., 5 CASE, marked Mr. 1 and contaiming onde rine nin: New Vortec yest | and protecting their tola in aush work not | POPTiety of is dicharge of hs oficial duties | Yer hein’ Lawisioa ok Sfomuson, | At. wrrrtaneataurecre teeters. | winths erm ems| Gr ranges eur Press a and couversed with him in Italian.” Lola, withstanding the guarantee embraced in Mr. | i made clear by the fact -that a functionary PAV WACKER, iuias nig peg Ne ne a ra oe who was dressed in a lady’ button : a mA Sa 5-3t D.C. 5 7 down before. nes preirincwr pace gis ed | Stanton’s letter to the Secretary of State that | % Tigid in requiring due responsibility on | _f J. DANES. Compiied, Drawn, Reduced, Copied. and | : { any description Copied, - ene ak Fete mn paper tr ‘T° THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTO we Fisca tye late TEL tha lahchicaes oF Mai tie opinion that sll criminals were insane, and | they would perform but a single act, order the | t2¢ part ot all his subordinates as Secretary NOTICE—To the inhabitants of Washing. | 5 should be treated as such, in hospitals instead of | submission of the whole constitution to a pop. aod th D: neaindh of the Potcenon oes | Red : ty, Thompson, has thus restored him to office. His C¥eek and the Eastern Branch o the Potomeo— tal, stone, aud wood. Phot Prisons. I & pop- ui Dotified that aa elect ill be | Paper. metal. stone, atere. Maine Wovrr's Scueipam Aromatic Scumarrs. 2... During the discussion im the Virginia Sen- | WSF Vote, and then adjourn. Testoration embraces Proof, too, that his supe- hel at L. 1 Brcametts Store.on7ih street pank one Cy nis ues Som meee. office te'an- The — Poe's statue or ano, Purchase Me. “Bar. |’ We make these explanations thas promptly, | Tiot hesitates not to do his whole duty in such |: GNBAV ihe igh Retratr. ve perpas | Searcy than kas heroes Seed tone ES | straneers tad tne Seesear ef Weanintae haces “s statue of the “ Young Republican, Mr. | because it is evident that the combined opposi- | ©, #8 in all others. accepting or pg the Code of Laws in pur- Ce ere eee | superior article olland Gin, which Stuart, in pronouncing a eul, y on the artist, re- & Aesapei bauingaml Sammon af ox nat Doatvens: ' EBIT AND CREDIT, a new novel, transiated article of H. Gin, which he introduced marked that he had quitted tke profesion pee - 07 a ape urging - fale pee- |: rary Pais sheiivacd Pubes ie, Forey's | “fhe, palls will be opened at 9 o'clock. m.and D om the German oc condensed acienige | fotnahmerieas Public under ike name of Wife's di McKenney, of Norfolic, intimated that’ tect reas — A asic a Delaware | Press denies that the convention in Philadel. ‘ TES HRUAGDEN, | knowledge for the million, by the author ofInquire | ‘This Gin ws manufactured by the proprietor exclu. Scaince is fo seoy fal a one p< their aon for their sinha ghee hee pale im ibe position, Of td Adhstaistea- AP Bhd AKE! ¥ “eoriners beeper — fi of * Pe maa he wets ae Bari mat pe cia s ’ aH O are ion. fe 5-eotd i ‘White Lies, a new nove! aul “ Peg rom ley oan be proou nm by chiseling. tility to and misrepresentation of Gen. Calhoun tion on the Kansas question. He seems to| _fe5eo rt es I, learn with astonishi: not by the common harsh berry, but by the most en, * U7 Scandal } as been busy for some and his firm, manly, patriotic and courageous aoe ‘ * re Se we = course with reference to the Lecompton consti. Abolitionists. He must know that the resolu er Toes, Roman enck, Be. ot L Ren plow, Guy Livingstone, or Thorough. choice botanical variety of the Aromatic Italinn Ju- 2 : Wofhn ton. Europe, at any cost, and flavored and medicated, it c ICE CREAM! ICE i s ‘el, the author of *Th facility the tricks of the Te ckkamt MI gd a alt Hide and Seek a novel, by aut o e Brooklyn with the alleged wa a . A bly, fe 1 '* wo rs of @ church in the Hastern istriet. | tution. tons wore adopted by ncolamation, and with- Charlotte de Russe, Blanc e. Pies of all Bitecase pane those received as fast as pub- pe baud eee ip ay oranda ter), Loe . the om yore | & well-known member of f out a dissenting voice. How canhe perpetrate | kinds, and a large collection AAS LD’s a becomes a concentrated tincture of ex. ite fin- nk gard anding, sad ae m faeeronting Someraina Erse at tar Bottom on’t.— a misrepresentation so remarkable whilst he p A select Assortinent of . rf imore Confectionery Cream le at JUS. Vors and aroma, altogether transcending in ite Cor Nothing amuses us more than the pertinacit A Balti rem erty Por sa : : . wicked dark curls. Thei Y | professes to be the friend of the President? No, 396 6th street, between G and ook: dial and Medicinal properties any aiovhalic beverng codagunt that the oben hae pb cberad with which Senator Douglas avers in his ri Indeed, it is high time that the true friends of | .,F, SipPartien, Balle. and Weddings furmpehed) _fe6-st__an! rasiy_ heretofore known. band. aud a private investigation is in progress, | speeches, as the ground of his opposition to the i ra vie jan 9-1 THE, SOU NS RAGAMUFFINS.« story of a | The proprietor has submitted it to nearly the which it | Ul resul? : * | the Administration in Pennsylvania and else- | ent kinds. - ae who was cureless of his +2 i po oe is supposed eit ey Y Tee inion Lecompton Constitution, the fact that it was leben, ‘and capecluity D * clothes, pric whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and ae eee ee ecteter aoe the Democtstie ‘press, rn an ag ne ee e : leis 4 ‘Phe Minx, or the girl who would not learn bas received answers from about four thousand 107- One of not in all its provisions submitted to a popular had assigned to him bis proper position, and | VALENTINES, 1! ri LAN MOND'S or. peek ie - 7 *° | Physicians and Chemists, who endorse it their oa the mont painful cases that = os vote, which he has come todeclare to have been protested indignantly against his use of the| 7xpi, RUBBER FOOTBALLS. aBER. FO OTBALLS, Bat Balle I, rouud, or the Boy’s Book of Games, Poe yen & most desirable addition to the Ma- Is said to have coarser ne, nd io gord cir. | Kansas N. Mn _ oe snaae Be ihe | party now purified by his. dagrant apostacy, Txostine LAMMOND°S,7h at. | agin 'istory of Five Little Pigs, oolored, p ice 25 | ‘Pe NOON a setsee should he careful to get the ven married and jn gocd cir- e a act. We are amused at th OLE ¥ i mstances, died bout a home, f-om expo 1 and strengthened by his palpable treason. Greatest Plague of Life, silustrated by Cruik- genvine article, as the whole country is flooded wit |. Sane, starvation toa dmnaapenns” tee poi a ve tion of his, because it isin direct con- . EW LAMP AND OI. STORE. | | ths Greatest Pisg counterfeits and imitations. , Satria’, McMacken. Her elothing consisted | ‘T#diction of the positions and tenor of his| ‘Tax Seasow.—As Lent approaches the gy] igned i snow pirpared fo futpiah tng Ree Penis Put up in quarcand pint bottles, in cases of one i Pitaacion ja ‘papce’* W'4pt around her person. | justly-celebrated Springfield speech, delivered, | folks around ns.eepm bent on making most «f eee fet i a nak . dozen each, and fur anle by"all the respectable Dru. 8 biiened, and faranie and G -——- i. evidently, before he had made up bis mind to | their privileges. Thus, last week was nignal.’| hi in, aine and price, ud ‘ i TAL & MA bce rocers in the United States. — favor Tiewsang, X paiiotut£ laveatigation | the convenience of dissolving his connection | aed. by many private partion in. Washington, a cans Oa Boers baeuiende, Bonkech ea ae MAUR a con PDOLPHO WOLFE. by Mayor Tiemann. A policenaa, who is still . 4 res ‘ OR SAL A> BARGAIN —The subscr.-| fe 5 St nenr 9th street. mporter Manu frotarer. cri d; ‘e.charmed with having cc mmitted xev- | With the National Democratic organitstion. | unsurpassed in their brillianey and egreenbil- PSS wal agi tie sack! | EXASHIONABLE, VIRTLING CARDS, AND | _ degin. Qt? No.3 Beaver street, New York. Caused tach exclteneet cetne Bue matter has | In that epeech—we regret that weave nocopy | ity. Among them were entertainments at the ee a eee EE See erty oa | Le Piste ee one ee ne | seein oe sel ae tev audpettea en tee tern eee ee from which to quote verbatsm, though remem- | hospitable mansions of the Secretary of the | 19% £9 Fo int for busingas in the oify,acd haa | ate few hyurenotion, at) oe ~| RYE AND BaRLey w LT. pight of the peril in which bis repatation was | bering its points welt—he declared that Kansas | Treasury and the Postmaster General, apd our og geen TH a cae od near sth street. | CITY MALT corner of Weat lis xv Involved. —N. ¥. Times” i was about to speak asthe law proyided sho | liberal and public spirited citizen, James C. 1 “42%. Sos 4 . 1 feS10t UIntel., Union, States & Globe) enue st., Baltimore, Md. my 6-\y