Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1858, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: TURDAY. --+» March 20. 1858, i?” Advertisements should be sent in by pear until the next day. THE WEEKLY STAR of this date is now ready for delivery, and is an excellent number indeed, containing an up- usually tull budget of fresh. spicy, and relia- ble Washington news and gossip, such as is eagerly read by town and country reader, and which as a specialty of the Scar, has caused it te be so universally sought for. In the local department will be found reports ot the two celebrations of St. Patrick’s day in this city, Yeports of lectures ‘+ rich correspondence,”’ &c., &c. Amongst the other interesting features of the'paper is a letter from Paris ; a capital story, “The Pariah’s Revenge;”’ a sprightly tale, “ The Gift Enterprise, or Drawing a Wife ina Lottery ;”’ a number of humorous sketches, and a fine selection of poetical articles, miscel- Janeous articles, ete., ete. Price, as usual, only three cents for single numbers in wrappers ; or $1.25 per year. oo SPIRIT OF THK MUKRNING PRESS. The Union is occupied mainly with Kansas matters to-day. The Intelligencer again devotes its columns to news. —————-++2—___ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tae Resvnt or tne Kansas Evection ror Statz Orricers.—Below will be found a let- bis award of the result of this election. Douglas “the Ioan” of the test by which he now assumes to measure Democracy ? Howerer, Mr. Douglas and his little ab- squatulating cohort in their efforts ‘to organ- ize”? the grand opposition to the Demooracy, are evidently not more active than the genefals to whom they have allied themselves, and under Vede the following se- cret circular that has just seen the light in the far West, where, according to the St. Louis Ke- publican, the country is being absolutely flooded whom they now fight. with them: Wasnincton, D.C., February, 1858. Sir: It is of the highest importance to perfect a thorough organization of the Republican part throughout the United States, an list of residents in your and occupation of each “ALR? This circular is sent to you alone in your discretion to prepare the list judiciously. of the undersigned, as a member of Congress. Lyman TURMBULL, Sotomon Foor, ZacHaRian CHANDLER, U 38. Senate. Jounx Suerman, Epwarp Topp, Jous Covopg, Davin Kitcorr, Francis P. Buair, Jr, House of Rep. The Republican adds: accompanied this secret cireular.’? souls) in that same city, in theelection of which | arwy in doing the work of abolitionism. Gen. Calhoun’s communication treats. Leaven- worth is an abolition place, and of the 1,300 | of Congress doing votes purporting to have been cast for the ubo- Jition candidates in the State election at least | affect the result of the next Presidential elec- 800 must have been fraudulent; 200 Demo- ¢ratic votes having certainly been polled. This is proved beyond question by the result of a | besides failing to raise a finger to aid the Dem- hotly contested election held there a month or | ocratie press to disseminate the truth among two since, wherein but 700 votes were polled, | the people concerning the Lecompton question, and now by the result of the still more recent | not afew of them, we fear, are bitten with an election mentioned above, wherein but 600 votes were polled. Had the Leavenworth City poll-book been Crossings result : ts Wasuinerton City, March 19, 1955. Editor Washington Star: Sim: As there has been great anxiety to learn reference to the vote of that precinct. A month ago I was put in possession of a news- rported to be the aftida- Paper containing what Ee Vits of the judges of election at that precinct; and, in a communication to the Union, | imime- diately stated that if the facts contained in said and reliable form, I should be governed b: venworth county ry te have not received any reply tomy letter to Gov. Denver, yet, from various sources of information, 1 am left in no doubt as to the re- cinet; and I shall, therefore, issue the enstificates of election to the persons having the bighest number of votes in Leavenworth county, irr = statements of the judges of election at that spective of the +: Delaware Crossing”? precinct I regret to add that this decision will give the control of Kausas to a party which I view as the enemy of the peace and good order, the constitu- tion and laws of the Union. To the following persons, elected in the several senatorial and representative districts of Kansas, certificates of election will accordingly issue: SENATE. Ist District. Doniphan County—Tennant. 2d Dist. Atchison—J.S. Herrford. 3d Dist. Doniphan and Atchison—R_ 8. Kelly ith Dist. Leavenworth—C. Vaughn, G. Sparks, C. Chadwick. Sth Dist. Brown, Nemaha and Pottowottamie— A. Johasoa 6th Dist. Riley, Marshall, Dickinson and Wash- ington—Emory Hunting. Bs Dist. Jeierson and Calthoun—A. G. Pat- rick. Sth Dist. Johnson—A. Paine, E. S. Wiikison. ‘Xb Dist. Lykins, Anderson and Franklin—H_ HK. Williams. 10th Dist. Lynn—C. A_ Hamilton. iith Dist. Bourbon and McGee—Blake Little. rg Dist. Douglas—R. Morrow, W. 8. Bonni- 13th Dist. Shawnee—W_ Oakley Mth Dist. Donn, Allen, &c.—J. P. Cox. 15th Dist. Richardson, Davis, Wise, &c.—H. P. Leonard. ——— co REPRESENTATIVES. = istrict ni plan Co.—W Rad wi. Pp hitehead, Boyd, 2d Dist. Atchison—H. Bay, A. Elliot, J. P. Wheeler, 3.8 Church. 1)? “7 Billets J. P 34 Dist. Leavenworth— W Kemp, J. W. Mor- ris.G J. Park, J. H. Noteware, B. Gray, GW. Gardiner, W. Peunach, P. R. Orr. 4th Dist. Brown and Nemaha—E. N. Morrell 3th Dist. Calhoun and Pottawottomie—J. B. Parrot 6th Dist. Jetferson—Howens, 8. S$. Cooper. 7th Dist. Marsball and Washington—Clardy *th Dist. Riley—N. Berry %h Dist Johnson—W. J. Sharraff, A HW. Joues,J B Wiley 10th Dist. Lykins—C A. Foster A. Cox, Jith Dist. Lyan—J. E. Money, J. § 12th Wist. Bourbon—W. T. Gempoc ys Simms pa 13th Dist. McGee, Dorn, and Allen—E D Hart ith Dist. Douglas—E. S$ Lowman, J. E Stewart, S. T. Shore, J Gardner, H. Wakefield. ; 15th Dist. Andersou and Franklin—Perry F ul- jer 16th Dist. 17th Dist. Isth Dist. Shawnee—J.L. Dol:nan, R.M. Fish. Weiler and Coffee—Allen Crocker. Woodson, Wilson, &c —H. Critten- Breckinridge and Richardson—E R Davis, Wise, Butler, Hunter, &c.— Curdy Yours respectfully, J. Caruoun Party Movemenrs.—The Republieans ana their allics are as busily engaged in fighting the Democracy in the distant States as in Congress. Mr: Dougias, their new leader, is, for instance, flooding the country with circulars urging the enemies of the Democratic Party to subscribe for his ‘‘ organ’ at this point, on the ground that it 1 the only Democratic newspaper pub- lished in Washington! 4 his is rich, in view of the self-stultification on his part it involves. Thus, of late, he had apparently become a ve- hement contemner and dexpiser of organs. Jhis ciréular, however, proves that he ouly regards them as nuisances, when not Ais “ organ;.”” Again: he is ostensibly furious against the idea ot the establishmout of what he terms new Democratic tests, in the unanimous determina- tion of the Demoeratic party to regard those as their political enemies who fight in their ene- mies’ ranks. Yet, in his remarkable circular to which we refer, he coolly assumes to set up Playing second fiddle to him in the matter of fighting the batties of the Republican party, as that party is now engaged hand to hand with the Democratic party, as the true test of the Democracy of the journals of the day —those journals that sustain the Democratic party being anti-Demveratic in his catimation, while those that sustain the Kansas policy of the Re- publican party are the Democratic newspapers!! Who fails to comprebend that the New York Tribune and Evening Post haye “lint” Mr. them in determining the result of the election in Lea- tion adverse to the Democratic cause? tostrengthen their cause anywhere. nationality unadulterated. der their services efficient in the good cause. an existing vacancy. MARCH 20, 1558. New York, N.Y. -clear, pleasant. Philadelphia, P clear, cool. Baltimore, Md. lear, pleasant. Washington, D.C lear, pleasant. Richmond, V: Petersburg, Wilmington. Columbia, $C. Charleston, 8.C Augusta, Ga..., Savannah, Ga. Macon, Ga Columbus, a, Montgomery, Ala .. Lower Peach Tree, Ala. Mobile, Ala .. Gainesville,M New Orleans, L Cumberland, Md. Frederick, Md.. Wheeling, Va Bristol, Ten.. loudy, warm.. loudy, damp. loudy, pleasant h cloudy, warm lear, pleasant. lear, ther. 65. -cloudy, warm. cloudy. leloudy, th. 67. rloudy, warm. -cloudy, warm. .clear, warm. clear, pleasant. clear, pleasant. ---cloudy, ther. 50. rected for temperature, ) 30,276. ————__- ore —____ CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fifth Congress—First Session. ment. Mr closed, in a speech of marked ability. sprung up relative to the Missouri Comp: was read by bis colleague this morning man was passed—yeas 124, nays 72, as follows: dale, Billingnur. totem Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryan, Burnett, Burns Campbel!, Chapman, Clark of New York, Clark oi M ari, car, ci 1 ‘ie 3 Daviason, Davis of Maryiand, ote oO Dewart, Dick, Dimmick, Dowd Elliott, English, En Florence. Fole: Gilmer, Gilis, Goode, Gress, Ohio, Harris of Maryland, Hate! man, Hil!, Hopkins, Houston, nett, Gartreli ea | Hawk.ns, Hick ughes, Jac! Maryland, Kunkel of Pennsytvanin, Hy Leidy, Letcher, McKibben, McQueen, M: sil of Kentucky, Marshall of Iilinows, M n ‘aynard, Miles, Millson, Montgomery, orris of Pednsylvania, Morris of Illinois, Pendie- . i ybillipe, Powell Gait iy n, Rioaud, Ruffin, Russell, Son- . Seales Scott, Searing, Seward, Shaw Aino, Shaw of North Carolina, Singleton, Minith of ili Smith of Tennessee. Stallworth, son, Stewart of Maryland, Talbot, ork, Taylor of Louimans, Trippe, Watkins. Whiteley,“ ilson.W 1 low. , Wortendike, Wright of Georgia, or Serehs of Fennessee—i2i. ait he ad Seay Andrews, Bingham, Bliss, Rrayton, Sufisnton, arliocmene, Mee Chat” ovede, Cragin, Damreil, Davis « vis oF I ‘pa Dean. ‘Dodd, Dur Landy, Law- = c Sim jowa, worth, Foster, Gidd: . Gaiman, G 5 iP, t-ranger, Grow. Hall of Massachusetts, Harlan, Hoard. Horton, Howard, Kellogn., iney, Kilgore, K Leach, Leiter, ejov, Matteson, Mor . 1 Marre he Bavak Pov, Varro r, Pike, r ie, Purviance, seo tpaier Rieton FShnen a at ew “pul ey hy ‘er, Tompkins, Wade, Welbridgay Waldron, Warton: Washburne of Hiinois, Washburn of Ma.ne, Wood: and Zollcoffer—T2. The House then went {nto Committee of the to that end, and to enable us properly to distribute docu- iments, We desire you carefully to prepare us a Please designate the post office, the politics person, and mark the most active Republicans in each locality thus: and we shall ital jaan your zeal and We enclose you blank forms for the list, which, when prepared, please return, directed to either Congressional Executive Committee. “* Now if tbere is any Black Republican in this State who wants the forms provided for this ser- vice, (as indicated above,) all he has to do is to | absent a few months. call at this office and he can get them. A full set We presume that the rump of the American ter to us from General J. Calhoun, covering | party in Congress—the few members of it who soon be sending out circulars, too, urging their ' i followers in the State to join them in taking | P4'@lysis made slow but certain work u rivalry between all three wings of the allied In the meanwhile what are the Democracy powerful efforts, even so early in advance, to Liter- ally nothing, if not worse than nothing; for idea that such efforts as the opposition are now mnaking need no countervailing newspaper work | wil! be held ou TU-MO. to prevent their triumph in 1860. That, in- purged as that of the Delaware Crossings was | deed, the cause of Democracy can take care of Purged, the resuit which General Calhoun here announces would have been just the reverse in | tributions to sustain opposition journals on the Leavenworth county. General Calhoun to the | one side, and every conceivable effort of selfish, | | ¥ contrary notwithstanding —in view of the | ambitious wen in the Democratic ranks to get Sweeping fraud practised at Leavenworth, the | revenge against Democratic journals for fancied Democratic ticket for Leavenworth county was | Slights upon their individual claims, merits. ser- fairly elected by some six or eight hundred | vices, &c., on the other side to contend against. majority, even after allowing the abolitionists all they claim in connection with the Delware- | composed of the Republican party, the Douglas Democracy, (God forgive us for coupling the f terms after the late persistent efforts of Stephen | Fstre A. Douglas to strengthen the hands of the Ab- the result of the late election for members of the | Olitionists in the hope of thus inducing those of State Legislature, under the Kansas Constitution now before Congress, I think it proper to state that recent information, through Governor Denver and others, leaves no doubt that the returned | of the vote from the * Delaware-Crossing” precinct, in Leavenworth county, should be rejected, and tat certificates of election should be issued without itself with any and all combinations and con- It is very clear to us that the opposition— his State to strengthen him for re-election to | fo; the United States Senate.) and the little wing Southern American party, who have, practically, taken service under the Abolition banner—are preparing to make the most viru- lent fight against the Democratic party known to its bistory. Their money will flow in it like water, and their former peculiar views will be cast to the four winds in their work of unit- ediidavits were presented to me in an authentic | ing in any and every pretence appearing likely While the Democratic absquatulators will call aught “Democracy”? that Republican partyism seeks to maintain, the American party deserters from the cause of the South will protest that what- ever Mesape. Seward, Hale & Co. proclaim, is The Democratic press of the country will have its hands full in this coming fight—more than full, if many public men of the Democratic party act upon the idea that the press of the party require no exertions on their part to ren- Nomrmatep —Mr. E. W. Dunn, of Mo., has been nominated as purser in the Navy, to fill Tae WeatneR.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Colie and po Telegraph line to the Smiithsdnian Institution. The time of observatien is about7 o’clock a. m.: loudy, th.56, wind S. 60.4wind NW by W th. 64, wind E. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 am » (cor Thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower, min- imam last night, SR; near the ground, 40°. Maximum yesterday, 63)4°. At noon to-day, 57. In tHe Senate, after our report closed, the consideration of the bill for the admission of Kansas occupied the Senate until the adjourn- Clay advocated the bill after Mr. Foster Between Limself and Mr. Houston an especial discussion ise. On account of the iI! health of Mr. Durkee, a speech of his ayainst the admission of Kansas The Senate then adjourned until eleven o’clock majority of the Committee through Mr. Quit- Yuas—Messrs. Ahl, Anderson, Atkins, Barks- Blair, Bocock, Bonham, rane of Ne wk, © ox, Craig of Missouri, Craige of North Carolina, Crawford, oa Curtis, Yndiann, Edmundson, beck, Hall of , le 2 Jey f ‘Tennessee, J. G. Jone ged Unen Seen Gr Pacem ieenie Kae Wankel er | zinaed oe coos stock of Uiauid evita thoctian taal tbe sakes: invite @ *ttentior bul “N. B. BONNETS and HATS bleached and Moore, } pressed in the iatest styles and at short notice. m 20-1lw resu ble. fLis two confederates, the convicts who had been Missing since the calling of the roll last Friday evening, were found on Wednesday. They had cies in the a fiseal year Mr. Letcher explained the the deficiency on account of the Army bad been growing up dur’ rs anterior to the Whole, and took up the bill to supply deficien- ropriation for the service of the June 30, 1858. several ‘The House thea adjourned. Proceedings of To-day. Ix THE SENaTE, to-day, Mr. Bayard, from the Foreign Attairs Committee, submitted a report and resolution in relation to matters between this country and China; which was laid on the table. Shenton of the Kansas bill was then Mr. Wilson yielded the floor to— Mr. Hale proceeded to sition to the bill. tion as responsible for the and with u: wishes of Promises. He then denounced tl Constitution as an unexampled fraud. Tux House went into Committee of the Whole on the sta e of the Unton—the Deficiency Appro- priation bill. Mr. Farnsworth, of [llinois, gave his reasons why he opposed the extension of slavery into Kansas, as contrary to the Declaration of Inde- pendence. He alluded to the past to show that Congress has, in numerous instances, prohibited the extension of slavery. He charged mm ie ———___- +-= -_____.. PERSONAL. +++. Ex-Governor 8. Medary, of Obio, is at the National. +++ Col. Fremont and bis family will sail for California to-day in the Stur of the West, to be ++» Miss Juliana May makes her debut at Phil- adelphia, at the Academy of Music, this evening, in the opera of “ La Sonnambula.”? a es LU Hall, the Alton penitentiary convict, died A day | have locked shields with the Republicans in | on Saturday morning. For sixteen hours pre- or two since, we published the result of a very | order to make Kansas a free negro State—will | vious to his death he was paralyzed and insensi- Teoent election in Leavenworth city for a con- vention ordered to assemble by the late bogus State Legislature. That vote, al! told, was some | service under Messrs. Seward, Giddings & Co.; 600; against some 1,700 purperting to have been | for there is an evident devil-take-tho-hindmost cast (with a resident population of about 3,000 From the time he was shot till » Temarking that make a speech in oppo- the Adminis: jpton measure, ing its passage in opposition to the ple, and in violation of his he Lecompton LIST OF LE LL LOV HO} RUIT Remaine'in Sie, Boot Oikos: Wasnineton | TO Atte k OWS BiG ERS Oe” Citys, D.C... 29, 1858, -FINE ROSES, (Ordered to be inserted in the Evening STAR, it the newspaper having the it lation of Say daily paper published Washoe pene resent Administration. This now amounts to x ‘ing for letters in the fol: Perpetua's 700,000, and it is essential that it shall be early ubkil pease hey 26 ADVERTISED, = “a i provided for. LADIES’ LIST. collection of f a Mr. Montgomery made a speech in opposition | Blanchard, Molly @Ib-on, Sarah Pitman, Mise L Cherries, Peaches, Neo to the admission of Kansas E —. 7 of a —— ‘ A oot Tre Greeerines new mesth- 3 * 4 “es, a! 5 . ME tay a the admission of Kansas, | Gower, Johéuna B Haines, Atlce Stanebery a1 sping che ~ On i Plante ead Shrabe: Bieckson, Mar; Bailey, Mre Jd Climbing and Parior Pints, &c. T comprixes the newest kinds known in London. See Cataiogue, A. JARDIN, Florist and Nurseryman, leanor A Snyder, Sophia Hanson, Mra WM Sc reiber, Bilza ~ a pete oe m 19-2w* Connecticut ave.. cor. M st. Boyd. Anste orb ©. )iD YOU BRING HOME Sukvell, Bailie M Hscrieos D THE LADY'S BOOK?” Bail tes Cockrel), E tz'th D Hallon, aire BM Carter, K-frabeth S Hammond, Mrs NK Tuts, Rifzabeth Cornish, May A Kranei E u Lala M The April number is owt, and Another of those superb Steel four figure colored Fashion Plate; bridivant. ravines, and & a Plate of Levi- 7 Lewis, Mise up erie _ colored, randfather;” Brode’s Carter, Mary A Leut, ana Pockises: dD’ La Grange, Carrio-a. Caradorr, Ca! fll, Honore Lee, Mary & and the Comovan Mantillas; two pnges of Children’s Campbe'l, Ella A Lee, Miss A Farhions; Faney J.etters: Ladies 3 Chan Carrie MeNeill, Mre EB C-pes, Fancy Work, Collars, Embroidenes, eto. por g etc.; mall er, Julia ” T.S Arthur and Miss De Forrest are contributors, re. Daffodil’s Interview with a Count,” is also Morgan, Georgiana White, Matiews, MredR Wricht, Bargt Wondward, sell Dex er, Bre Dun-eremb Jane E — MreEK A Me ta, Ni 1 Prive 25 cents, or 838 . For sleat ora JOS. SHILLINGTON'S, Book store, Kdmon-son, E % leon Bui ding, oor. 434 st. and Pa. avenue. ittete dane Wiking a, Mie d 3s ott, Ja - ¥ HE LANCERS, i Fitz: leamons, " L re Wm M woe ol T i by nine different composers, at the Music Vepot of ® Wiley, Aun 18 m Grace Waters, Rx becca W. 6. METZEROTT. WALXERS PICTURES OF GEN. SCOTT'S Cormier: MAY oe eTLEMEN’S LIST. CA MPAIGN ore beantifal collection of Allen, WC Goddard, Wm Polk. May W 2 peer pent reproses a = Ly bin Thom : q 3 * Alesies, Wau Guid Jone Pateroon, thee 2 322 Pa. e,( Wall, Stephens & Co.’s new build- Capt J W8 Penicg-on, Th-o@’e | ing.) mis Polk, Sami Prati, Ov! Samt W Jos D Parker, Hon Jno N Ad«ma. J 3 Gold-Dorough, Capt Parker, Jno a & Co Allen, James M Jno R Perry, Gon Jeo J Aldon, J B Johne°n Grandia, Rev JM Polk, C1 James 2 Anderson, Bdwin J Godberry, Jas W Jas Guuldemith, BB Graham, GW a LA NOS.—One of Hallet Davis & Co.'s beautiful resewood Pianos, of fine tone sad fi sed only one year, and cost original ly and wi!! be sold for $20 cash. | Fedele warreet the same asa new piano; this ur a grea! ‘s3ln. ane JOHN F. ELLIS, Extensive desier in Pianos and Mus c, mi5 $6 Pa. av., near loth street. I crea sla esbradinere Seo a HICKERKING & SON’S PIANOS, &.—The subscriber 38 Again in receipt © new supplies of superb Pianos, from Armetrong, Boy J E Gree Poulton, Geo © Phillips, Kew D Pr-sun,D Perkins, Dennis 8 Po-kiuhore, Chas Paynter, Abraham Ready, Bticnl we Horriden, WB Boots, Witham Benson, Wm on, Ta) Kidiey, WB the celebrated factory of Chickering &* died ey hia, GaThe Tt Rauiat, Wo Sons, and from other Bostonand New York facto- him 4, T asa Ri odes, Ron WC ries ‘ , Maj SJ2 Reeves, Wm B His stock is new, as it hns always been for the last K on SHS Basiey, Simon Koilive, Wm Holmes, Richard C Koave, Sami H Hammond, Paul F twenty-five years kept replemished with the largert and most elegant assortment of Pianos in the Dis- trict. He offers now Parlor Grand, | ) Brown, Wm B 2 Bock, £4 D Brooke Themes 3 Roberta, Key Saul | Centraland Square Pianos, of every style and sca! Birrane, Thewmas Hatton, N D is at prices much lower than they can be bought in the dug a hole some six feet deep inthe loose earth % Mart, ” ¢ ie, Nora. Inu tee Gessen Pye ey ence a Ee underneath the dining room floor, and had closed. ee yee ee received. the entraucé as to almost defy detection. When | guckns-, M Harkine, Louis B Recond-Wvend Pisnor taken in part payment. i dard, Meithew Hague elodeons and Martin's Guitars - to counteract these really | found they had a supply of provisions with them Biackword. J HP Hartel Pianos tuned and repaired by J. H. Seely though almost perishing for water. They were | Ba:tholomew, J W Hewle: < joss enue RICHARD avis, absent six days and it is supposed they never left age en Spry Reagwa dadrhoe We HOURS AT PRILPS nue, — their hiding pli Bovks, Col Jebiel Hartt, Joa T | Ragmertz,Ja00 pics Ba! fa ald Ap aa omen et ort f s , SSS" | ire MMI w Mek Aliced W Drayeon, Kosal Arultery, beautifull 1 = 7 door Homan, Jobn Russel ustrated, $2.50, ba A ad repel ol Bis bere One Hl eaaies 3 ts alderman, J10 A Rawson Arbeli, n tale for Young People, by Jane W. Hoop- ing returned to tue city, Will preach in the ‘above | Ber, br J Hoe, Jabob Ross, Chas H er, with 34 illustrations, 63 aoe. church on SABBATH, at li o'clock a, m.. and at | 8 sr es dx Morton and her Cousin, or School-Room boalf-past 7p m. ‘The public are invited to atterd. Richer, cp Days, by M. M. Be!!,author of“ Deods not Words, jamen M = Seips Win BS Catholic Bene: AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE al Tota! Abstinence Society RROW (Sunday) bVEN- ING, March 2ist. 1458. An election will be held fur officers to serve the ensuing year. ance Is earnestly desired. Gentlemen wishing to Become members are. any: JAMES Punctual attend- to attend. N. CALLAN, See “4 Halley, : —- ont Bester, HC Bockaday. Jue Mt Bivaliw od, Wm oP onr Senate2 eee ience, oy rong 4 son Subject and even MON Vatican at Rome. NATIONAL CONVENTION OF AR- y Ej TISTS.—The first meeting of the National onvention of Artists will take place in the lecture cours of the Smithsonian Institution on SATUR- seven o’clock. An address will be delivered on the gceasion. by Mr. Rembrandt Peale, of Phi adelphia. by paintings, o novel and te light, as delivered before the tiatonon Siete af New’ Conte heaadrone wil be delivered at 8 o'clock precisely. invited to attend, ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE: best quality, in moulds or otherwise, ‘airs and other public entertainments ‘urnished at leas rates at the Philadelphia Confec- tonery. corner 12th and F streets, —_ms-lm Historical er gallon. REV. DR. BELLOWS, of New York, Ul preach inthe Unitarian Chureh, morning RROW (Sunday) at li a. on TO MO Address on the occasion by Elder Join P. Dickin- THE REV. DR. MONOD, of Paria, will preach TO MORROW, at i! o'clock, in the et Presbyterian Church ; at 3% o'clock in the New York avenue Presbyterian Church ; and at 745 o'clock iv the Bridge street Presbyterian Church, Georgetown. oe Dr Monod has labored as a minister of the gospel r forty years, in Paris, and, no doubt, his atate- ments touching the state of religion in that city and France wi | bs of the deepest interest, it* SMITHSONIAN LECT URES—Oon v ¥; by Mr. Gasani,on“*The Pagan DA ENING, the 20th instant, at Washington and his Portrait hown singly in succe * n, under a The rable we J.FUSSELL. Hrouke, WB urd, Joba Stauabar),' Wm M ita by the author of “Harry and Hus Homes,” 75 . all, on, Wash": ornts. aes ee Suetoe'prcrw'R |. Memoirs of Great Commanders, by G P. R. Bu ow, GroT Hevshaw, Henry B James, new edition withiliustrations by Phiz Britt, Edward eben el Soren, W Posread twenty Fairy Tales, sclected and trans: Bd: . on ot", ty - Seswuaec Heeuec¥, © Sastear,F lated by JR. Planch «illustrated, #1.40, , Hon David Harry. Geo W Spencer, Tim'y P 3 Vales of Woman's Trinis, by Mre. 'S. C. Hall, ce Hamilton, Dr Geo Pi tones:reet, air Charles Hil, Geod F Smith, samt he jad Herbert, Gottiieb Breveus, RS 1st, All the new pullicstions received at Sarwur, Peter PHI LP’S New Rookstore, S32 Pa. av , between 9th and 10th sts. FAG je 3 Hamil mi7 ana a p.m. Subject of the evening sermon: lex L Herriman, Edwin a PR Nature and Importance of the Present Kelt- ner, on AH Hyon, § rir REMevaL: REMOVALE eee 2 IN ake eng Si: emaker, M. Hon A. seceit ‘ain Store latiy RELIGIOUS NOTICE.—The ordinance of | Bedill.n, A PemplePurserUSN2 | The ow a a — z= the aig yr baptism wiil be administered at the foot of | Ccliece, Wm Sauger, LP United st <A, a ogo Pe ree dours east of the Sth streeyon TO-MORROW, at 3 o’elcck p.m. | © Sp lager, Dr Lewis matted > a te otel,en Penn. avenue. hwabe, Julius Siwey, Johu Stepares, due A mences to receive our stock of } AND SUMMER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS to which additions will be made weekly through the sensor. ‘The reputation of the Clothing sold by the house, both as to style quality, and price, renders it unnec fesary to give a minute description of their Goods, We propose to show the beat assortment in our |i im the city, and invite all interested to giveus a it fine, Thos M. Je: kine, Hon T et, 8 W Che je. jaivorue, Capt The Jackson, Sam! Ci Cierke, Thom A Clarke, Sami by manufacturing our own Clothing we are enrbled to give our customers the most fashionable styles, which we will warrant equal in quality to custom inade work. Coye, Janes Crocken, JH Campbell, Jat G Ciary,JemesD — Joh:.s0n, G F Corwin, Rev Jason Join, Geo St Sheahen, J W We have but one price, 2nd sel! our goods for cash. m £0-2t ‘JxoW = Jonra, Hon DT — Blade, Henry M GASTON & CLARK, eo, J A os Joues, one —— en mitiw 476 Pa avenue. Coo: Ker ney, B 5 7 7 Callencn. J Kiawell, bon Z St sche, Geo OOTS AND SHOES Clarke, Hon Jeseph Keany. Wm Schutart, G AT COST FOR CASH. Chambiia, Joho Schuabel, BB HAVING made arrangements for 4 large and ¢x- half past Ptephens, BW tensive supply of BOOTS and SHOEs for, Sond-riand FM 4 | the coming Spring and Summ-r ie, we nat’ h, have fetermi: ed to sel! off our present lar; and well selected stock at cost for cash. Persons in want of goods in our lime will do well to give usa call, ard can rely on getting a first rate ar- ticle at a very low price. All kinds of Boots and Shoes ordered to be made justrated Bingietou, Colbt wan, H ud B2 Lothrize, W Carlton, Maj JH Lambert, Wm © 4 Liosd, shoe 3 Linton, Philip Line sla, DR, POPE, i Homeopathic Paysicianand Surgeon, je Menou or Chain Buildings, N » 376 eotween 13th and 14 rk m 12. 00 4 rth aw; ERY Agents: James Daly, 388 J, street north. Georgetown—J. W. Sothoron & Co, Alexandria—Peel & Steve NION PRAYERM Sprains and Broi eadache and 8; Toothache: Washingtor has. Stott, F. HOGSHEADS OF NEW ORLEANS SU- Piet hee received and for sale ee MURRAY d 18-e03m U EETING atthe F street Baptist Church (between 6th and 7th) AFTER NOON, commencing at precise- ly quarter_ before five o’clock and closing precisely juarter before six o’clock. Clergymen ef different dencauinations conduct the exercises. i been already a large attendance and much interest. The wpeotings are open to ail and all are invited. p®: Pain in the Limbs, Side or Back: Congas, Colds, and Asthma, It ix also a fine tonic, for soqelation the Stomach and Bowe! by & SEMMES. Lafayette will, of course, be at stipulated prices Lewin, GaptTuoe Twomas, lanis Aa | m1 6t P°R GRIFFIN & SON. C ok,CWF Lunt Johu Taylor, Janos -HWAKZE At $1 | Cuase, Chara Lyon, Jno M Themaa, Joha kK. B.SCHWAKZE, = = CharchilL BP Lindy, J Sermta: Sek . HOLESALE DRALER IN OYSTERS, Oaric, abram 3 Loyd Jas T Troth, Jecob M a, informs his friends and capt re Coleman, Dr Ags Leach John E Ayeon, Hou JobR | that he will sell his OYSTERS (which, Capel, Alfred Lackey, J W T ylor, Joun H sre known to be of the best quality in’ Dial, Mr Long, Jos L Tibbitts, Hon J Mt the market)ata lower price than any 2 feld.ColW B Leach, Geo C Ta, lor, Ja one else can afford, aa he buys them by herty, Thos Loefier, Ernat Th. ockmos the boat load. Come and get a barean. PICKLED and SPICED OYSTERS hand J. KX. B. SCHWA Sontheast corner 12th and E st LOCKS !—CLOCK >KS ceived, a xreat essortment of CLOCKS, H street, Lawrence, D B Daubard, Thos K . pee, Col Thoms, Heury nd. m2-Im C Du ‘can, 33 nce, AN Dow, Hon Jas C2 Lewis, Arcuer Turovp, BF from $1 to $125. Call and see for yoursely " M ion Jno 7 om peo ot at J. ROBINSON'S, od arate br) NOP Peg teagan A ‘i 349 Pa. av., opposite Browns’ Hotel. L a, Hi 8 a Done, James Mbish St tynem, fen @ | N. B—CLOCK MATERIALS, such as Oils i Murry,Hon Spencer Verteus, WA Keys, Bails, Cords, &c., for sale,—the trade su Myrick, Nathan 4 Nett, = beed Ww plied cheap. a a: fe 5 tf Derk flvey L Mellia'S ei | § OF HALLET DAVIS & CQ’S AND FIVE ES Meriict, Lett J * 4 of Nunn & Clarke’s beautiful PIANOS, just reosived this week. The tone isof Ys aa] most pureand refined quality, with ri h- ness, Kwertness and depth, the touch is delicate, exceedingly prompt and elastic. In elegance sud chastness of styl- and workmanship thes are unap proached. in fact in every respect they are the most oo, & Dority, award Dolan, Dennis Pottun, OW Daua, Caries Darling, Arro B2 Mullan, Jno, U'A Willson, Wm J Webb, Thomas fect and beat Pianos made, and are so acknow!- 2-Im* Dot vA May Wiihelm 5 pee . ee id edged by ail disinterested persons. For sale oni: re a Jat Mieraew “waaeon by JOHN F. ELLIS,” oO ‘36 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th sts, 1 Vi hd OMATO CATSU P, of good quality, on draught cE allon. ‘or sale at 75 cents per ee EKEL © MILLER, _m 20 3t 274 Pa. av., adjoining Kirkwood House. RY su? hisky and TOR Old Rye and itawha B andy, at reduced prices, hovee family Groceries cheaper than tha cheapast, JOS. W. DAVIS. corner 9th and E sts. Ei ev Jno W Fg aa 4, ASHINGTUN MARKET, peers od Fr WwW . No. 419 Pa. AVENUE Wilson, Jomen The subsoriber has openeda Market House as Washbourne, JW 2 Capt s jesimon, W ew: above, where he intends kee; ing = ponerel assort- ‘orris. Col E Frew Gm @, Dant Frenc wii ment of every hing in the PROVISION line. Just received, 0 bushels of DRIED APPLE: Bourbon fine article. Aino. DRIED PEACHES, wholessieand ret: m I6-Iw" 6. #. MORRISO. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. Warren, T F & Co m 20-3t it publi and for sale by in an eet an Or SE RANCK TAYLOR. SSE A COR. STRASBOURG FOIES-GRAS, in small Ter- © ines, fresh importation. Also, another ay of TRUPFES, French PEAS an if cans. For saie by SHFKELL & MIL IUSHROOMS, in cans and ER, 274 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Kirkwood House, SENSATION NOVEL.—Beatrice Cenci ; trans- ee ee a+ lated from the Italian | For sale at . Rorgseancd itesky meieae 2d he caree cine Si pe Faskent THOMAS TAYLOR & MAURY’S Fists, Cold : Se will ren regeleciy e m2 4t Bookstore, 4 doors west of 9th street. Fb McCarthy Jerem’h po ig og a HE ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIS | f% het Aer umeage Georee Page—4%, 8, 10.8. m.; 123, 3,and5 p. covery for 18%—R-ceived this day at Fis x '& Dull Thomas Collyer—7,9. 11 a. m.; 2 and 4 p.m. PHIL PS’ New Bookstore, Pera, heaves, Wen Wieor Dea P Leave WastixcToN at ma Pa.ave., bet.9tha ditthsts. | Freeland ¥ Newman, Pd W ldo k Bro George Page—+4,,9, 11a. m.; '5e. 4, and 6 p.m. Fulier, ER Nowland, Lam DW, r Taomas Collyer—2, i0 a.m; 12h, Sy, and Sty p. me AMS!—HAMS!—HAMS Fovdwoy, Chepman Nye Iram Ww Fare 13 Cents. Weare now receiving choice Family Cured Flanggau, Chas Norman, J B 3 Weller, Whales’s Omnibuses connecting with the Page HAMS, unsurpassed in quality by any Hams ever | Frear, 4.ex Nelson, & Peter Wine, Geo D and Collyer teave the Capitol and corner of 12th st, introduced in this city. - Feich’ How Alpheus Nichols, Dr White, § R and Pa. avcnue the same tune the boats leave Alex KING & BURCHELL Qui a O'Convr, Chas Walker, G1 D andria. m Ft cor Vermont avenue and 15th Padoaned a beens ut en RICHARD WALLACH, Pres. my Oppenbet ir eomas, Cuss —_—_ "PYHE PRACT IN COURTS OF JUST. O's Wall, Hon Chas 2 In England ard the United States, by C O'Relly. Jan Wrilron, CC The con Ee BE ON. Vv Robinson; volume 3; treating of personal act Queen. WW White,'AS HT TUFSDAYSand FRIDAYS. f We a with rospect to the parties who may sue and be Pippert, Peter Sig and Alexandria at 10 c'clnck een at sued, the form of action, and the frime o! 1e ee _ rans ef Baden; 1 ™ ings.” Price $6 per volume. . f Temperance; Minteter ef Turkey, | 15 SAM’L BAKER, Capt. G5 a. TL FOR JEWELRY. N ; Box 47. JA3. @. BERRET. P.M. A Grand Raftie to come off at the National Hotel MORE.—Received by express to day,| on SATURDAY GU ENING. ; 5000 Mateweet HAVANA ORANGES ES | RySATERDAY EVENING, March 27th, at 75s I would cali spec.ai attention, as they are the Oranges ever sold in this city. Also, 1,009 fresh Cocanuts, Sicily Oranges and Lemons very cheap, and all other Fruits at reduced prices. SAM’ URY Two Txovsanp Dottaxs Wortn OF VALUABLE TEWELURNRY,. guaranteed, and can now be seen at the Mank- solved OTICE.—The copartnersh p heretofore exist Ing under the firm of Colley & Sear: vy mutual coasent ¢n the 15th insi. W. Sears having dis) In Tux Hovss, the Army bill reported by the | firm ness Of the late firm. posed varied m 20-e038t O MUSIC PEOPLE.— from Europe, a ve Music. consisting of Duets (Operatic Airs, &c,&c. Also, for the Pian and Flute, lin, and Solos for the Viol on! on ¢ur counters, ant Music Store, 38 P and 10th stree m20 M. WILLIAN, J. W. COLLEY JAMES W_ SE ‘antasi for inspect NNETS. A Bi MINGS, 4¢., to which CuFrARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The undersigned have formed a Copartuership, of his intereat in said o J. W. Colley, the latter will settle the buai- SARS. have this day received large collection of Foreign Marches, Poikas, ‘enna avenue, between 9th __JOBN F. BLL. QPENING ges ae AND MILLI pposite Centre Market, between Troeiving A large and E RIB Rai) 8. Full ing 1 m 2)-3t corner Pa. ave. and l4th street. between Louisi: ouss of Messrs Suter, Lea & Co,on 7th st. Aa and s'was dia | [ ADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS. are on deposit for safe keeping ree waere they J L ew style SPRING Noemie 1, Oae large Brilliant Breastpin, set in FRINGES and BUTTON TRIM A with 48 small brilliants set on the body. Tinen on TDS ard TaSseit ne heavy double case Gold Chronometer, maker, Charles John Cope, Rathbone Pince, Londou, 3 One large Oriental Peari, set on a gold rose- leaf Bresstpin, 4. One pair of large Briliiant Earrings, eaon one containing five brili-arts, nd ROBE TASSELS, all colors On hand and made to order at the Frince and Trimm-ng Manufactory, 297, south side, Peunsyive- SS MRS. LOWF, 5 _ ARPER’S MAGAZINE for Aprilreceivedacd | & (ne large Cluster Brilliant Finger-Ring, 150 yialwhich inves: | EX‘Torasioat SHit LINGTUNS Bookstores, | & One arce single Diamond Ring, 1a t our Piano Godey’s Lady’s Book for April. 20. eet a Be 1 a5, Graham’s Magazine for April. < On Get § T'rank Lesiie’s Family Magazine for April, 10. Une tae.” 35 | bepeuipen gig Fee erg oe ape. . - . Ft ‘utnam’s Mon for April. ; — Ladies’ National ine for April. $2,000 Beatnee Cenot. All the new books received as fast ss issued, and for sale at SHILLINGTON’S Beokatore, Udeon Building, corner of 43 st. and Pa. av, St i[7 40 CHANCES AT $5 EACH. ‘The Raffle will itively come off ifonly one-half the tickets are sold. otherwise the mone: strictly returned to the chance-hoider, evades ickete can be had at all the priner FIRE INSURANCE, |asalove. een —— By order of the Trustee. m 15-dtr THE MUTUAL FIRK INSURANCE COMPA- paceceoeate as m= Sota NY OF THE DisfRiICT OF COLUMBIA H BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. offers to the ‘ontes pour les enfants; 10 ets, va owners of the District the ie cheapest andas means against loss by fi'e as n Nonveaux Petits any other company, as wiil appear by an examina Genevieve de Brabant: 10 ote, ants 10 ots, : 10 ets. the style and title of Patterson & B: fe t ?Ami a fa . the purpone ot eting the Wholesnie ond Gene. ‘op of ate arincinier insurance companies of the v wos. Petits enfants, tiaduit du Hollandais ; WU raieeee eects er teticiane = and'Ninte leolaring large dividends to their stock ia aa oe Ami; 12 cts, onoe f “ street, and are sow prepared tofurnish b tn country | °° dara'at — ‘ie petit gm ny ee ots. oe . Ve Sould n.ost Teeport nity solicit the patronage A soi whine ed + I2ots, of our friends and the pul are aa N. wee ‘olporteur ; 15 ots. m30-3t* MiCHAHL BANNAN, fekeues muer,de In foret des Ardennes; 15 ots. = errr e ‘a Lussan, ou .’ lial ; 29 ot PEACH ies ty Per Hunprrn,. Aatoine, on le Bon Pere de Ponies 20 ots. bi For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The ee Mg le Modele des Jeunes Perronnes ; above Tree» are all of fine growth, and of th . J Sind ons tae ta 2 rh eye oun ef ABES am FRUI c 7. mig any cth mOrPRANCK TAYLOR. v GREEN. SHADE, 7 r ADIES’ TUCK, and all of COMBS, s T fed The Shade and Evergreen areof | 2e rok ; LAdgiS Bu yy part cularly Gne growth and Catalogues | © MO. MoKeden ey Omer: | alee Wee ae, ee st. and at his m 20-1 near Washington, ®eat on application throueh the Post Often” Be, | aliZz, OMioe adjoining (north) the Bank of Wash. RWREARDS MACASEAR OIL. w G1RBO S MACASEAR OlL.u GInBwS MUSERER WASHINGTON TH Last mght, positively, of MR. and MRS. CHARLES MATHEWS. Immense Hit of LONDON ASSURANCE. The Theatre proving unable to hold the throng of . Inet evening, the it is deemed ex pedieut to repeat it. THIS EVENING, Maroh 2, LONDON ASSURANCE. eneral detail, ATKE, tr Mathews. Lady Gay rs. Matnews. Mopar, March 22. The Ceiebrated Comedian. MR. JOeN BROUGHAM, Will commence an engacement for 61a melts only. Box-book now open. Dowrs open at 7; performance commences at 7. m2 SHAKSrEARE READINGS. MISS LI! L718 ree i res pin “ Mau it ee es em Pa. xvenne, On MUNDAY E : q lech, One Dollar. chet cua be obtained at the princips! Bookstores and Hotels. m 2 2 \HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING! at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Commencmg MONDAY, March 22d, 185%. MATT PEEL'S GREAT O JINAL TROUPE or CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY’ Commencing as above, when they will present the MODEL TROUPE OF THE UNION, with FOURTEEN STAR PF REFORMERS, under the direction 0: the WORLD RENOW SED MATT PEEL. Fr ticulars see email Intla, Tickets TWENTY-EIV, SCENTS. | lock ; com : —n ui opr. F. A. JONES, Agent. — MR. W.H. PALMER AS the honor of annonnecing that he will give SIX MATINE MUSICAL OR. PIANO FOKTE RECITALS; for the purpose of sffercing an ged te the lovers of music in Washugton of hearing Pono Forte compositions 4 In public concerts the Pianist performs only one or tw pieces of the mest difhoult character, om thers Matiness Mr. Palmer wi | Five specimens of every lase of Compositions, including— bi o noertes, Sonntar and Rendos of Beethoven, Hummel, Mendelssohn, &e .&. Fantasias, Crp ices aud Neot Dohier, Schui fl, &c .Aec Mazurkas and the lighter Comporitions of the ay Also, Etedes and Exercises of Cramer, Chopin, Cyerny. ke. Ac Taking, in fact, these Rect'a's instruc’ ive lessons to sll classes of Piano torte performers. The programmes will powt out the beauties of sa piece, and the clject cf each Exercise and tudy urnes of Thaibers, Admi sion Only bu Subscription. cons toench Five Dollars. Subecriber’s Ticket,(admitung two por Recital.) - : wil be siven weekly until the com- on of the series ther particulars wil! be daly announced. 9 3t he will give a course of q THKEER READINGS, AT (HE PHILHAKMONIC HALL, Inthe Evenings o' TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, the 23d, 25th, aud 27th tat, Firet evening, Tucsdsy, 23d, Mr. VANDEN BOSF wii deliver bis celebrated SATIRE IN VERSE, entitled “Common Sense,” “A Dash nt Dovwngs of the Day,’ w 187- ond Evemac, Thuredny, A SHAKSPE RIAN OLJO; Sketebes and Soe from Trage lies and Comedies of the Great Master, Third Evening. saturdey,.7th. AN EVENING pita, SHERIDAN: Pre imunary Sycich And ic Read ng.( with impersonation © char acters Of STHE CRITIC: OR A TRAGEDY REBHEARSED” Fickets to the ceurse, securing a reserved reat, Single admission 9 cents. Reserved Seats may be procured on Saturdn: (2th) Menday, aud ‘Tuesday, at Mr. Met Music Store, and at Taylor & Maury’s Box m 18 or» FELLOWS’ HALL, LAST THREE NIGHTS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. PEAK FAMILY OF EIGHT MEMBEKS, VOCALISTS. HARPISTS, a . BELL-KINGERS. New Programme Every Night. NEW HARP SOLOS, L ‘EW VOCAL SELECTIONS, NEW AND ORIGINAT. BELL MUsic and Master EDDIE and LISETTE IN NEW BALLADS, ks Particvear Notice. DAY APTERNOON, at So’o.0ck, nd Day Entertainment, for Schoo! Children and Families. Children wi! he admitted at iO ete. Ta OnSATUK m 18-3" M ISS HOSMER’S “BEATRICE CENCI SLERPING.” This exqur i jece of sculpture, executed at Rome by narry jostaer, the Amerioan soulptress, 18 on exhitition for a limited period at PHILP'S Fine Art Gallery. h and 10th streets. (The proceeds ot the exhibi- the artist ) Hours: from ii miz WARTS. — WANSTED_28y an honest end industrious MAN, (who hasa wife) a Siteation as Farm Hand, Would like to have the entire management of 6 farm Good references can be given. Adéress Box No. 5, Star Office. ihe V ANTED.—A SITUATION, by a German Gardener who understands hi- business per foctiy well. Good re“erencee will be given. inquire at Mr. CHAS. KLA/TZ’S, corner D am streets. m 20 2t* Wwantre TO HIRE —A smart, active COL ORED ROY about 13 or i4 yeara old Apply at HAVE 4 inenee "S Bakery, 47 C street between ANTED.—A good HA ™ i827 \ \ can o me MARES. None but a hrst-rate w ped appiv ot the Star office. eee Been Ie a” WOK.—A WHITE GIRL, experiencot ar a cod n Cook, to assist in Warhing and ing. who will keep her depn:tment in good or will find ready and permanent employment at \« FP. near Sth rtreet m inf WANTED.—For whieh I $2,000 per cent as a bon on evinmis and 6 per cent interest. payable quarterly. secu ad of trust on Real Estate worth ten times moby wd borrowed, and ps pe the maner jo he for the improvement of said property. Address H.J.Cuy Post Office, . ~ 16 eost* ANTF D—For the United Sintes Army, nbie- W inca unmarned MEN. to "whe m will ven good pay board, clothing and medical attendance, Pay from $12to #22 per month No man bavine a wife or child will be accepted. Apply for mounted service at Yates’ Hotel, ‘7th street, opposite Centre Market. ROGER JONES, Ist Lieut. Mounted Riflemen, Recruiting Ofhoer. LOST AND FOUND. OST.—A BOOK of Subtivis.ons of Lots and 4 Squares of the Cry of Washington, n the City Hal! and the War Department. The fied: r will receive the ths ks of the ownerand berewar 4 by leaving the same at this office. m 39 at" po At in oem A SY FRAYED AWAY from the subscriber, on m ny, the :7th instant,a BLACK MARE, with 8 white star in her forehead. and 4 small sonr on one hind leg, just above the knee. A liberal reward will be paid for her if brourht to the Columbian Stables, sth street. m 19-3t* P. B. LENAGHAN. AME TO THE SUBSCRIBER’S, Cc and Sth streets, in Febrosry ine’ light red Buffalo COW, with white hew white stripe on her hack and beily ; her hin feet and tail white. The owner is requerted Lo come forward, prove aad ~ | chsree~ and take her away. y - i N BOHLAVER fe 2. orth B NN ... + + a T WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN AND their wives, also single centiemen, oan be ac- com: ted with BOARD and pl-nsant front OOMB at 37) Pa, avenne, opposite the Nations! jotel, Meal hours to suit the applicants m 15-eo3t™ OO ———— OLITICAL TEXT BUOR.—An yes refer- containing every thing PeCeEBATY for ence of the politicians and » tetesmen of the States; edited by M. W Cinsk>y. Postma: the House of Representatives of tie Uni “It1e pol for the politician sione that t prone. Jt will enab © every oitrzen to Acq imee!f readily with the true kK Of OACh politi- “Te [let the editor oF apenk Let tl or ® er whe ee polities for the information of the pespre aged yy as ing about, that he may write end volume, octavo. Price $3. Postage, prepaid, For sale in W. ny ry mia tore SP. eee ARBLES i M eine Weetemnlonnl rel et re *RACTS FOR TU-DAY—& » D. Con- 1 way, of Cincinanti: tate ef Wash mytec cone : BU.OK & MAURY'S ™ avenue, mb 4 ‘west of %h st.