Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1858, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY. April 9, 1558. Notice to MeMBeErs oF Conor of Congress can bave their speeche: neatness and dispateb, at the Star Price, for 5,000 copies of a sixteen- page speech, onecent and a balf each; for 10,000 or more, one cent each. SPIKIT OF THE MOK NING PRESS. The Union's leader of this morning is a forcible showing up of the unconstitutionality of the Crittenden amendment. The Union calls the attention of the anti- Lecomptonites who are exulling over the result of the Connecticut election, to the fact that the figures in Mr. Arnold's district show a Demo- cratic Lecompton majority of between four and five bundred—an increase upon his majority at the last Congressional election—thus sustain- ing the course of that tried and veteran Demo- erat, and fully insuring his triumphant re- election. In Mr. Bishop's district, in the Presidential election, Mr. Fremont received a majority of over three thousand votes. Mr. Bishop, four months afterwards, carried it by a small majority. In the recent election it went anti-Lecompton by about eight hundred votes. When we recollect the revglution which Mr. Bishop created in public sentiment in the short time istervening between the Presidential and his own election, who can but believe that, with so much smaller odds against our vote at the late election, « year hence he will triumph- antly carry his district, and continue to reflect the credit which he now dves upon the gallant Democracy of his State ? e The Intelligencer is without editorial to-day. +2 WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Ovr Arproacurxa Municirat Evectiox.— The assembling on Tuesday night of the pri- mary meetings to select delegates to represent the differeat Wards of Washington in the ap- proaching Union Party Mayoralty Convention was the signal for the manifestation of great excitement by the local politicians of the Fed- eral metropolis. There are quite a number of aspirants for that convention’s nomination, each of whom have hosts of friends, not a few ef the latter heing of the noisy kind aflicting the politics of all American cities. Every grog shop in the city is already alive with vociferous electioneering pro and con. The principal competitors for the favor of this convention are the present Mayor, Dr Wm. B. Magruder, and Alderman William F. Bayly. That is to say, those gentlemen have apparently most partisans among thore who make themselves heard loudest on such occa- sions. Ex-City Postmaster Berret also has a party. as well Councilman Joseph F. Brown, of the Third Ward. The name of Justice Jokn H. Goddard, of the Fourth Ward, has ako been brought forward in the newspapers, and doubtless commands a respectable support among the Union party voters. George W Riggs, Esq , it is boped by a very large party of quiet people, will be the nominee, though 2s yet no formal announcement that he ia ‘in the ring” has appeared. Major John P. Heies, of the States newspaper, is nominated in yesterday's Intelligencer as « candidate for Mayor. We are daily expecting to see a news- paper announcement of our peripatetic neigh- ber, Col. Lewis Carusi, well known in the-Sec- ond Ward to be among the most earnest aspir- ants for the position The above are all the active anti-Know No thing politicians whose names have su’far been copvected with our next Mayoralty. It seems to be understood that the opposition propose to make no nomination, bnt to support some in- dependent candidate against the nominee of approaching convention, and Messrs. Richard Wallach, Wm. A. Bradley, and Johu L. Smith are each being urged in that connection. Apropes—A friend of the nomination of Al- derman Bayly thus figares out the result of the recent Ward meetings to elect delegates to the Mayoralty convention. Viz For Magruder—The First and Fourth Warda and three delegates from the Fifth Ward——tbir- teen in all. Por Bayly—The Second and Seventh Wards and two delegates from the Third and Fifth Wards each—fourteen in all. For Berrett—the Sixth Ward—five delegates in all. For Brown—two delegates from the Third Ward. Ho, however, frankly confesses that the re- sult of the action of the convention is just now utterly uncalculable. Mixp Your Owx Bvsixess.—We publish the following anonymous communication be- cause of the truth of its views of right and wrong. We do not know who undertook, on Sunday last, the wholesale abuse of the public men of the day from a Washington pulpit, nor do we care the snap of a finger. If that thing was done, the doer, be he whom he may, de- serves the castigation this correspondent in- flicts upon him: Apart from the inherent energy of the races that embraced Christianity, there is undoubtedly no egency that contributed so much to build up modern civilization. to give it streneth. power and vitality, as the preaching of the Gospel. It bas descended down to us in its pristine purity, and is daily exerting the saine mayic power uy) our beasts that it exerted when it converted the warlike Germaple tribes of old. ftening the harshness of their natures into « 1 harmony and transforming the proud warrior into the Peaceful industrious citizen. This Gospel teaches us, when we receive it from a source untainted by human passions, (and thank God it can in- struct every man in the sanctuary of his own Lome.) to deal Lonestiy, judve with charity. and cultivate peace id good will towards al! men Bat, alas! what is the regret of the devout Christian, when, on the Sabbath day, he wends his way with bis family to the sanetuary of God, to hear the Word of Life expounded, its princi- ples brought home with refreshiug power; wien i rejoices that there is at least one day in seven, on which the bitter strife of worldly pas- sions may be allowed to lull to rest, and leave the mind free to meditate upon the beauties of Divine grace; and finds that, lnstead of having bis love of man quickeued, his ‘a in Divine | sees strengthened, his beart warmed with the venly flres of charity, his meditations.upon holy things assisted, and hix contemplation of Divine perfection rendered clearer, he is startled from bis devotional frame of mind by a violent discussion of the most common-place topics of political ayitation that bave vexed and sickened the public mind for weeks aud imonths, and forced to listen to the most sweeping denuncia- tiens ever indulged in by the most jznorant and ambitious demayogue. Why can we not bave repens mpl mere ‘Sone day In seven? Why are our pulpits filled with political A legislative balls with atrmenizerss rn nnd Out web are the inflictions imposed y, men who undoub'edly possens quali@etionn te migbt make them useful members of society in some other sphere, but Who ave manifestly unit from weakness of judgment and want of single: ness of heart, to fili the hoiy office to which they thought themselves cailed. and bear the incense of devotion to the throne of the Most High. It was our misfortune, last Sabbath, to be pres- ent at the delivery of a discourse of the above de- scription; and, if we are to believe the Rev. gen- Ueman who favored us with il, the corruption of the cities of the plain could not bave surpassed that laid at the door of the bes! and the wisest of the nation; men who have been placed in posi. tions of the bizhest trust and dignity from the beng suvtos purity, unimpeachable integrity, and bigh toue of character that bas marked their ealivecareer. If our best men are of such frail character, what are we to expect of men in the ordinaty walks of life? Should we be really in this condition, there is something wr some- where Either we are morally faferior to other nations, where we never hear of sach monstrous dere lictions of ail prinetpies of honor and prob- ity im bigh places. or our system of . hs chert of the endy tor wh eh all gov; eruments are ipstituled. If the ii = osition the gentleman would meek ta eustaie. hey us keepour minsionaries at home; we ha’ reater ' peed of them than the heathen to which we send them. If the latter, the gentleman had better apprize us when be would enlighten us in regard to the improvements practicable in our political institutions, that we may not by mistuke go to caurch to worship Tae Porice or Wasnmetoy —In the New York Tishes we find the following : “ Witbout intending to object te the measure, we think it pertinent to inquire why Washington city cannot take care of herself? Has the expend- ture of twenty or thirty millions for public bulidings, city improvements, &c ,to say nothing of the annual revenue flowing to her citizens from the presence of the Government in their midst, mad+Wasbinyton the mere nursling of Congress? Has she no municipal organization. no police, no government?) With some 50,000 inhabitants, where are her ordinances, her regulations, her self-respecting self-sustaining action as a corporation? There is not another town of like size in the Union so favored; and there is none sv utterly helpless, so overrun witg riot, so deplo- rably dependent. I may be right—doubtless it is—tor the protection of strangers, that Congress should supply what the city iteelf shamefally neglects. But it is not due to the citizens of Washington. On the coutrary, it is due from them to Congress and to those non-residents who frequent their city, to establish an efficient poli-e of theirown. That they omit this first duty ofa municipality is their disgrace.’? The expenditure of twenty or thirty millions for public bu.ldings, in thiscity of fifty or sixty thousand inhabitants, (laid off on a scale, too, to rxocommodate a population of millions of souls.) is the very reason why its (Washing- ton’s) small population cannot maintain a po- lice force adequate to the requirements of the times. More than half the maurais sujets here sre importations for Government purposes (in buiidings, £e.,) and bad persons are at- tracted hither by the fact that the principal business of the Executive and Legislative branches of the General Government centres here. While thus bringing upon usa multi- tude of such persons the Government submits to no taxation on its twenty or thirty millions of property in our midst for police or any other purpose. How then ean it be reasonably ex- pected that our small population can support a sufficient police for the exigencies of the times, in a city laid out as described above and overrun with rowdies from elsewhere, particu- larly beeause it happens to be the seat ot the General Government. It behooves us in justfee to add that Con- gress, necting under a commendable sense of their duty, though submitting to no pro rata taxation on the Government property here, do not hesitate to appropriate money towards bearing a portion of the cost of our local gor- ernment when made sensible of the justice and propriety of so doing. The trouble is, not that Congress has not heretofore dealt liberally by the city of Washington, but that owing to a combination of circumstances, appropriations that were amply sufficient a few years ago to that end, aro by no means sufficient to repress the rowdyism of the times as manifested among us. The exigencies of the case are extraordi- nary : hence the cali for proportionate greater expenditures frum the national treasury for police purposes here. But as rampant as rowdyism has been in our midst of late, it is no worse here than in Bal- timore, and especially in New York, wherein this immaculate Tymes newspaper is printed. No argument is needed to prove that fact. New York is a crowded city of immense popu- lation and wealth, and therefore is without the excuses, perfectly legitimate, as we explain them above, which Washington has for her failure to be able to repress the current spirit of rowdyism here without asking Congressional aid to that end. Tae Amoor Riven Trapine Compasy.— We have been permitted to examine a synop- tical sketch of a plan for the organization of another Russian trading company, which re- ceived the sanction of the Emperor of Russia January 11, 1858. This company, in its for- mation and privileges, is constructed very sim- ilarly to the Russian North American Fur Company, and the English Hudson Bay Com- pany. Jt 1s the foundation plan of what may ultimately become one of the most powerful and opulent commercial corporations in the world. second probably to none other than the English East India Company. The present plan contemplates a capital of 12,000,000 franes, about $2,250,000, and the edict of incorporation grants the privilege of exclusive trade with and the right to establish counting-houses, agencies, ship yards, manufactories, &c., in all that part of Eastern Siberia watered by the Amoor and Schilkah rivers and their affluents, on the Siberian Pacific coasts, and the islands of the Northern Pacific Ocean, except such as are reserved to the Russian North American Fur Company. The right to employ Russian subjects in any part of the empire is granted, as well as to employ and trade with the Rus- sian “colonists’’ in Siberia. Tho financial ba- sis of the company is designed to give it great strength and permanency, and its priviloges are of the most liberal character. Tho right to hold stock is not confined to Ruzsian sub- jects. The shares are valued at 1,000 franos, $187.50, each, and 400 francs, $75, are required to be paid in at the time of subscribing. 2 Swamp axp Overriowrp Laxps.—The Commissioner of the General Land Office, on the 5th instant, transmitted to the Governor of Illinois a patent, No. 1, of swamp and over flowed lands in the Kaskaskia, now Springfield district, enuring to said State under the act of September 28, 1850, containing 48,241.90 acres. And on the same day, in virtue of the above grant, he submitted to the President of the United States for his signature, patents No 3 and 4, and on the day following patents No. 5, 6 and 7, for lands in the Augusta district, Mis, sissippi, containing in the aggregate 514,571.01 acres. Nava Inteviigence.—tThe U.S. sloop-of- war Merion sailed on the 6th inst., from Nor- folk, to join the Afriean squadron at Porto Praya, Cape de Verde islands. The following is a list of her officers: Commander, Thos. W. Brent; Licutenants, Chas. M. Morris, Wm. D. Whiting, Ed. E. Stone, A. W. Weaver, Chas. E. Hawley; Purser, Henry Myers; Passed Ass’t Surgeon, R. F. Mason; Ass’t Surgeon, H. W. M. Washington; Midshipmen, Charles McDougal and N.S. Green. Brie Barxsrince.—The following is a list of officers, as far as ordered, for the U. 8. brig Bainbridge, now at Norfolk, preparing to join the African squadron on the coast of Africa: Licut. Commanding, F. B. Renshaw ; Lieuten- ants, Geo. A. Stevens, S. 8. Bassett, and W. P. A. Campbell ; Passed Assistant Surgeon, W. E. Wysham. Tax Wearner.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock a.m Apri 9, 1958. raining, very cool. rain. with lightning. -Taining, cool. -cloudy, wind S New York, N.Y Yulladelphia, I Baltimore,Ma Washington, D.C. Richmond, Va -cloudy, ther. 60. Petersburg, Vi «+ Faining all night. Norfolk, V: .ther. 66, wind S, Wilmington, N. -cloudy, cool Columbia, 8. C. clear, pleagant. Charleston ede wind SW. Augusta. Ga. , warm. Savannah, Ga -cloudy, th 60, wind 8. Macon.Ga clear, pleasant. Columbus, Ga. loud, warm. Frederick, Ma cloudy, cool. Camberiand, Md cetear, warm Wheeling. V: cloudy, warm. Staunton, Va lear, warm. -clear, pleasant. th. 43. ++eclear, pleasant, th. 45. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a. m (cor rec'd for temperature.) 29 868 at noon, 29 ‘ T, on the Smithsonian tower, m: imum last pigbt, 44}4-; near the ground, 46 Maximum yesterday . At noon to-day, 68°. Pos evomeranraey last night, 45 hundredths of an inch. CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fifth Congress— First Session. LAIRVOYANCI—"OR TWOWEEKS LONGER —Madam CLINTUN PRICE con WARTS. eulted on business or disenses at No !# north | — Woman a SITUA- OTICE —The members Ix tut Sexate, yesterday, several bills were | A s! oct Capitol Hill. Thos: Wishing toavai! them: WANONRSNDAS Sua raid. Has good Compony No. i. reaper ihm taken up, considered, and postponed; and with- geives of & pecrvantty ee eee refsronens, Enquire 0, BA Lithatreet, between E thew wl Rts wt earth ‘Aunual Ba!) ting any business, other than the adop- | t e best Clairvoyant now u , i: : —— HURSDAY, April ioe of the teestutton inguiring of the secretary ot | ‘SFerme@ie eee ee eure the pull, WANTED TO MIRE —A GIRL of 160: 10.10 | T Por particuinre see future svertzcement. the Navy respecting the printing of reports of = B is. FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUK eee’ Of SSMS yearsod. APEC | ape a a exploring expeditions, the Senate adjourned till | 22D gubashels MERCER POTATO | Hz1StLstroet, EXWIRITION AXD CONC AT One Monday. 6 bushes NAVY BEANS, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes Sunday 8 shoo! of the F MONDAY bVE- In THE Hovss, the Kansas bill was taken up, J R aPEE iba APPLES, a Sttuntion ns Chambermaid and to, do. Pini 107 reat, between Band Pyon ‘ and the House refused to accede to the amend- 4 bbls. ROLL. BUTTER Divot tah Hoar \ ote eon reese | NAdmittamoe #5 conte; Child rom 8 16 cents. abesy egress eoaves, and for sale r vd ments of the Senate, by a vote of yeas 119, nays Just receive WILSON & BARR, F xeroises commence ai The TE D—Three or IRNISHE OOMS N and ja‘crestirg, end the 111. This is ttf same vote by which the House Wholesale Dealers in trounce FUS FE iene ae as are wanted for a - ie pa at we [ag nd do coho tn ite of adopted the Crittenden amendment, except that ap 9-St* Oth street, nen D, small femuly. near some Restaurant. in the First or to de Messrs. Bowie and Marshall coeny ) bad paired | <A __ nee cond Wards, Address Box No. Othee. ap ost W._ 1. RH FES. Sent off, thus reaping Hie rote ‘on both Seecnoiere Ae New Novel—By Julia Kavanagh _Ap9-3t* : DhiND ST Ua canna ore A motion by Mr. Branch, to reconsider the vote eS -, " - SP) ARLE YOUNG N = rejecting the Deficiency Appropriation, then oe, | < Prince Charles, or the Young Pretender; by J.F,| A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA Ww to obtain a Situation with a family cave Soya: Soents. cupied the House antil the adjournment, without hewe!l’s History of the Inductive Sciences, 2 ITALIAN OPERA. rope, as Lad.es’ or Chiidren’s Mad any final action being had. ig, BV : obj -ctions to take charge ofan infant. Apply at No. STUART has the pleasure to snnownce that he ; P a f To-d sittin ton sfligtory of the Republic of the United | Soe Hxtrvet.c merof ith. AP 93" | yA oncluded au engureneat with, the Row brectareniphagliab italy * Magioran’s (wn Book, containing over! (eoexper- ANTED--By # YOUTH of 17, 8 Situ-tion | du 4 The Sexate was not in session to-day \ either ina Grocery or Dry Goods Store, or to MAX MARETZEK, iments ard tricks, and illustrated withover 50 wood attend to a Gentleman's, Office. Good recommenda- % 1. Ix THe Hovss, to-day, a joint resolution was scmaceiia Liclimeutary iia Reader ; 62 tions can be given. Address Box No.6, at this of- MON submitted authorizing the Secretary of the Navy | cent; fire. Lae finiwi aa WEDNESDAY iy to pay to the officers of Kane’s Arctic Expedition ao FRANCK TAY"OR. W 2 TED—By a en table ‘ rman Woman; Dat EVENING. it nil onion. the same amount as has been paid to officers of ULIA KAVANAGH’S NEW BUOK ADELE who understands Cooking, Pinin Sewing, and | ‘The Troupe will embrace y oe other expeditions conducted under the auspices ‘a tale by Julin Kavanagh, author of Nathalie, | Housekeeping, and ix willing to make herself gener- | ists under the direction of Max Maretzek, but also ally useful. sSITUATION. Good references given Addr, Box No, 22, Star Uffice, ioe M WANTED, Within a few miles of Warh- a, in & healthy lvcation, containing not less than i5 nor more than liv acres, with good umprove- mente. fruit, &e of the government, ‘The question to reconsider the vote on the re- jection of the Deficiency bill then came up, Mr. Beanch was not oj ed to all the appro- priations contemplated by that bill. but regarded some of its features as objectionable Mr. B_then went on to show that previous ac- tion of Congress in the Utab case had caused most of these objectionable expenses to be in- the leading features of the ULumaxx Trovrs. The Operas given will prolably be TRAVIATA Rachel Gray, &c., Ke; three volumes in one; History of the Inductive So:ences. from the Kar hestto the Present Time; by Willam Whewell D. D.; the third edition, with atditioas, two y $4. G siton’s History of the Republic of the United es; the 2d volume: . lementary German Reader, on the plan of Ja cobs’ Greek Reader, with a full vocabulary, by Rev. 1. W. Heydenreich ; 63 cents, HA, PURITAN], PURITAN OVATORE. enormous expense entailed by this eng Be vol fu iowtes scale of prices requy evento save the management from loss, and at jeaxt auoh protec 19, Star Office, stating location, meuts, prioe, terms, and ail particulere, D—A table YOUN irene seyng x Ana the Washington publio f sale xt —A resprotable in this effort to bring inaton curred ; that Congress had iteelf made it obliga- + orc onan nee New Bookstore, 18 Petent to attend inthe ug room. | the works of the Great Masters of So gory on the Executive to ineurthem. He argued 332 Pa av. bet oth and (0th ets. familiar with the city, and wi'ling to be useul in a ap9 St W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th * street, between G and H, keeps —— constantly ‘on hand every article re- (agg) fx—o oad quired in his line—® fine Hearse, Patent Corpse Preservers, &c., &c. His charges sre moderata, and his attention instant on call, xny hour of the day or night. Hacks furnished for funeralsat lowest pe ible rates. Private Boxes. on dress circle ter, $20 per right, or 860 tor the four nights. Prevate pa, on lower tier, @12 per meht, or 40 he four mebt Ce ata $3 per nicht,or $10, for the four tte (numbered) $2 per ta. Rox Rook will be open tly, at Metzerot use Store, ainst the establishment of military posts be- youd the frontier settlements, and the (alleged) larve excess of the proportion of olficers in the service over the privates, as needless causes of current deticieacy. Mr. Branch. moved to recommit the bill to the Committee and called the previous question. ‘The previous question was sustained, but the mily without ctuidren. Must Le perfectly poly at this office, et preferred, Gow at the corn’ r of 13th a NFORMATION WAN ned Mary Sa [> Subse: at 10 o'clock spu-ly new ’ : 8 at pPuse “0 i y 75 yea = — r . corner of Pa. avenue and iith st aps 4 ae sehen d to recommit by a vote of 75 yeas, I ARE LONDON BOOKS —1 have s Catningue oe = —- re ee eee which may be seen at the stand on the Avenue, us Bete ; fy A = The vote was then taken on the passage of the | ora yale commencing 13th instant, orders lor which ute. pecece bringing oa Sl te < : FOR RENT AKD SALE. bill and resulted—yeas 111, nays 97. will be received. Nine volumes of the New York | 255 street, or Mr DENNIS BYRNES, near Da- | ————— ———— = ————_<+20 82 fleraid. A library of rare Methodist Books for | Vidson’s B: wery, will receive $10 reward, Fe CAL eee womodatin: yng Faodey aie. : y . rices Thal will p's om th ERSONAL ape st* ss __A-HUNTER, | _!€ity papers please copy ne. beans viz: Two FRAME DWELLINGS. vo ++-. Joseph Mayo, Esq., has been re-elected A ANTILLA OPENING POSTPONED.—In 7 AN'TED—Forty cood and fast STON MA- the ares © , —- ar in i oe aos ++. The Philadelphia Inquirer eee des ie ernie as meetaks vince ee - Also, 20) LABORER? ou sections 5 and6, sume} ap 9-tf > Edwin Forrest remains at bis residence in that | “ <— WE & BRO. work. . a rooD DCOAL VARD FOR RENT — cHtys Granta Napier ng En Eselia: ae S, PANT erat wicca ALLEN & KERR, Doatrosters. Peat pd bd lares WOOD and COAL gress from Georgia. and a gallant otticer in the GENTS’ FURNISHING ARTICLES, VV ern sework. Apply 45 eet, rl a . TSE ‘4 Tndian wars of the South, died on Monday in Cet hee ot Bor ak. . Eand F a Wap Sif | Market Houte. Inquire of JAS, CADEN. 201 | Karly county, aged 75 Now Opening at ANTFED—A DINING-ROOM SERVANT. ——— y ys reg Ex-President Pierce convey No. 270 Pa avenue, under Browas’ Hotel, or Man for sale SOR KEAN T.— A neat BRICK HOUSE. con an cece Laters Com. xT iesaes eure BY for life good pureiaser ing four rooms. with k coliar. Bho the ¢ ying intelligence that the climate of Ma ie.st and an pplying at the Star laid ont Erape avhor, vinen, dcira continues to prove highly beneficial to the es ehion ‘ap 5-lw wers,and mp of exerdient water health of Mrs. P. ND BOYS’ = - — a 1 Tera.t terms moderne me VV ASHINGTON AQUEDUCT —WANTED— | Apply to Mrs. m the premises, on 13 he . Youre now exhibiting our SPark and Summ: r Be contractors on the Warhit Aqueduct, | be. ween Band C, Islan’. np 92° AustvERsaxy.—The seventicth anniversary of { READY-MADE GARMEN'TS for Men | L.A BORERS, to carry mortar, bricks, stone, &c., the settlement of Ohio was celebrated at Marietta on the 7th instant, and the Hon. Thomas Rwing delivered the address. He is the only survivor of the party of forty-seven persons who arrived there in 1787. There were also present several who were born in the first block houses built iv a larger quautity and grericr f well selected and faithfully msnufactured than ever before offered in this.c ty. iL37 Gentlemen and Boys’ Clothing, of every dc- cription, made to order at short notice, from the best Cloths, Repair ant Vestings, at much cheaper rates than the usual city prices. " WALL, STE MENS. & CO., 322 Pa. avonue, between to AgSISE mASOT R Apply at the Bourding Houses along the line be- tween Georgetown aud tne Great t alls of the Poto mac. | in ap 2 2w WANTED—Es a tenant to whom no objection will he taken to rent a houxe with 5 to 8 cham- bers until March, 185°, between F and | streets and doth and I7th. FARM IN CULPEPE variety FOR SALE. 0 Edit Clothing oe ng terms and at a the most desirable farms in the © er. Itcontaine about 50 neres, wood the resid: abl ditien for cultivation. is tract is three nules fron. Culpeper Court Honse. [thas epon Marietta and Balpre; also, three of the oldest Ap s-lw Sth and 10h sts. Commanications may be addressed to J. M., at] ita email dwei re nouee and ordimary farm besid living white natives of Obio, anda larze number | PAOR SALE—A SERVANT BOY, ared 1a years; | the Star Of m 27 inge. Ali thearable land ant in quitiratoon is weil of the descendants of revolutionary soldiers used to housework and ning room. Por par: | = ee : aos mn erase, Toe geutiomen aches s Speeches were mede by George Goddard and | Uemars inquire attbe Star Office. ap 7 eotw LOST AND FOUND. equalied, in Piedmont Vireunia. A buriding #9 others CHULDREN 'S NURSERY CHAIRS, Willow | ————_ Picsaal ux shaken, the farm commands a fine mountain prospect, nie ma ' = / Baskets, Cap Mops, Patent Kuife Cleaners, $ ARD.—Strayed or stolen, of the surrounding country tor mary mies. ‘The Pioncers Association, of Cincinnati. a'se | Rockinz Horses, cheap for cath, at ~ Freitas At eh Hom the nein ttt of exoetl , onetil fh PN . celebrated the Anniversary at the Barnett House, | ap7 3t # LAMMOND’S. _ | hood of Apacer WEG: carta kor bred > Lp papato porn ap in that city. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BACON & Spreches were made by Chas. An A low and s:raight when trottinz. When inst scen < © Raven's unrivalied PIANOFORTES, had aniron trace round her neck. The nbove :e-| is made. Persone wishing to purcha= derson, Hon. Robert Schenck and others. piaheree wanna Oe a - ward wi'l be pad fr her return to me or for inforr communicate with W. D. WALLAC daughter of Simon Kentora, the wife of Genera! ' tion so that J can get her again. Addressed to WM. | itor of the Star. St Clair, and numerous other old settlers were G. METZERO TL “. TALBERT, Bristol P.O., Anne Arundal Cc ELLING HOUSE FOR SAL+ REVIEW for April. me. present CAr ——— ——-—____ — a street. This spacious and comfertable I The Reason Why—s Book of condensed Soien- L OST—On Wednerday last, on Pa. avenue, be- | ling can be bought at a bargain for cash. OF Manager Ullman’s advertisement of the | entic Knowledge for the Million; $1. 4 tween the store of the subscribers and 20th st.. | the Star Office. Musard concerts fills more than a column of a] Bere s’s Photograph and Ambrotype Manual; $1, | A BUNDLE marked “ Mre MeHisir, President's Reed's Ventilation in American Dwelli Fleming’s Vocabulary of Piulosophy, at FRANCK TAYLOR. OR RENT.—he three story BRICK HOUSE with back-building, $9 F street, between %h and J0th streets. opposite St. Patrick's Church. The hvuse ts supplied with water from # tank wader ther roof. and there is wT geas of pure water m the 8; $2. sondon 5 Squsre,”’ containing a roll of black mousline and two birck parasols. The finder will be suitably rewarded by l-atiue it at HARPER & MITCHELL'S. apa st New York paper. The first concert is to take place at the Academy of Music on Monday eve- Ming. The orchestra is to consist of Li 0 perform- ap7 rei NE OF KNABE & GAEBLE’S DIAGO 1() REWARD will be paid for the delivery to| kitohen. It is heated by a forgnce apd furnished ers,and Mime. D’Angri and Mr. Thalberg bave nai Pienofortes, which has been $ 10 Gen. Gibson, on F. between bith with gas throughout. Apply at No. 341, next door. been engaged. ‘Lhe stage decorations, from the | use for about one year. Will be, sold ve and A treats, Of a Black aad wh ay, ap description given, areto be perfectly stunning ay Marsden hs vine MDa chine Dac very ac ee” err O% RENT—TWO ROOMS in the th F of the building oconpied as an ofes by C. Waliach, and immediate'y opposite the City lin. Apply toRICHARD WALLACH. ans RARE CHANCE.—A very desirable Frame HOUSE for sale, in & good lesation. Term There is to be a costly carpet in the lobbies, one hundred sofas in the corridors, twenty waiters in livery, twenty-five candelabras and chandeliers, &c., &c. a es = JEW AND PRETTY MU N LISHED. Day Dream, Boarding School Life, _W. G. METZE oe IC JUST PUB- OST MANUSCRIPT.—Lost, yesterday Manuseript Lecture of some seventy or ei paces of common letter paper size. ident Making.” hty entitied * Pres- Itwas lost in or about the Copitol, or on Pa. avenue, or on 2th Or 2ist streets, Gentile Annie, ei i ler & it Javor by leaving it at thi very liberal. For ferther information, inquire of IEF Intelligence of a very important character Amazons Mare jfrom the Naisd Queen, Stor wil ones iferaly rewarded. ae 680. We BRAY .. Property agus, sin Sa has been received at Venezuela. The revolution to att pede ap 7-st C.8. HE . : = aa ee isatanend President Monagas, being unable to In additic ll the lateat ublications in the ar prom yo Mend the dh oe stem the revotntionary torrent, sent in bis resig- ‘ ae, Waltzes. Marches, BOARDING. entiemen and their wives, al 04 the drive out léth street nnd preferred; the House is a fine p nation to Congress on the Isthult. His resigna’ t three-story «frame, conta n° <t roome: and ® ties was accoptril, ends proviaional qasrament | itt DSc basnten) partuf the cround’ with fine frat: Lammedvatr @p- with General Castro at its head was immediately = JOHN F LLIs. plication may secure *sat Ly 4 4 wante P ed 36 Pa.avenne, bet. 9h and ith sts, — — — PEAR i. § L., ot ry ed o:ganized. 1197 Two Pianos for rent at cents per month, WER MONS, br the Inte Rev. I. W. Robertson. 5-8t renee ao? Todd's Buitdinc {7 A telegraphic dispatch confirms the ac Hwodittoat $i permooth, APT | AN M.A, neoond series from the fourtia Londun | 8? = No.2 uridine. {ron the Miasianippi and. Arkaneas | [M[ADAM PRIBRAM, ' er MONEY TO LOAN Ja came tora Une counts of floods on the Mississippi an: _ MILLINER. ase TAYLOR & MAURY'’S. VE proved property, 5 pe rivers. From the mouth of White river to the On Pa, avenue, sorth side, between loth and 1th Pp — city, prices lo suit Lhe times. by streets, No. £77, will, on Saturday next. Ww HO NDROMEDA, and other Poems, by Louisiana Hee bat tow pisces escaped. Pianta- | tive an opening of SPRING asd all binds Kmeley, autor of * Amyas Leigh,” “Two | _8p5 t lions have been submerged, and the destruction of BONNETS. Years Ago,” &c.; price 5) cants. ANTED—Land W is immense. At Napoleon the water ix higher ne indies are respectfully mvited, Just pubvashed, and £ MN are cua Sern. by than during the tlood of i341. PERIODICAL aps st 334 Pa. m4 = AND DEPOT, corner 7th and D th, Office Building.) Koors for sale ali NEWSPA PrRSand PERIODICALS. Call and see. Also, BOOKS, SrAMONr EY matt WwW EWSPAPER reets, (States SOR SALE—A good BRICK DW containing mine rooms, situated on 5 . opposite City Hal. No. 435 This property ew be bought on very accommodating terme. Por forther information inquire of GEO. W. BRAY, Real tLLING © AT COST, i’ SHEPPAR DS, from Broadway, New paring to ear se'l off, at 3 Ps, Virginia Leciscatore.—The Legislature of ginia adjourned yesierday after transacting a large amount of important business. In the Ae SHEPHERD, nd t } Hotel, their entire stoc , v bt Bouse, the bill for the reliefof the Virginia and WALOP Pat ae OPSPRING FLOWERS. HEA DDRESS Kroperty Agent, No. 282 9th street, b:tween M nud 2 k APANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY —Adspted to | QISER! LIBROS Hearn rth _ ‘Tennessee Railroad was defeated. About mid- | | teur* practice—by Geo. B. Coale; price 62 GAPRe Anat ean pty sent AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED night on Wednesday the General Appropriation | pte ; postage paid 75 cents, —$_— -—_— Sh FOR RENT. The sub for rent a new and very desirable three DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Bu somely furuished, avd cuntaimmg all the modern improvements. l® property isdehebtfolly situated fora summer residence, and to a cued tenant the rent will be next YLOR & MAURY, n SH Ma ave! HAMMACK & BROUS RESTAURANT, No. 204 and 6 Pa avenue, Cnder Wiiiards’ Hotel. Just received m 22 T LUMBER, HE Undersigned would respectfully irform their friends and the public thot they are prepared to fur- nish ail kinds of LUMBER FOR BUILDING Dill was passed. Bookaei *. Heavy Bax Rossexy.—The Graften Bank, situated at Grafton, Masa., was robved on Weid- nesday, during the temporary absence of the QO RE Bh We beg leave to say to the public that we are ful!y PURPOSES, a Prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, every-| erate. Apply to JAS. C. McGLIRE, Auctioncer cashier and teller, of funds to the amount of 3!2,- ptt ann rane, Wier wills ates nee, thing thet can be produccd from the bern OF) and Conmunission Merchant mis N f th be! been d or make to order at the shortest notic: SH, | Southern Markets. We name in part: Hard Crebs, ———-- + ——- - avert Lae Of the robbers has since been dis. | oe TT DUNKS: MOLLLINGS. Rey alan all | Lobsters, Fresh Salmon. Ciame. &e. Alen, fine JPAEM FOR SALE—A valuable Farm oovtnin covered. kindsof PLANING and SAWING at the lowest | Cove Oysters, direot from Norfolk ; Spring Chick ing one hundred acres, (or more if desired.) 10 & SGOT SS rates: and invite persons in want of the above to | 2%8. Snipe, Woodevck, &c, Also, just received | nigh state of cu tivation, wath Durnisg, Barns. oom {PA contract was foimally entered into, at give them a call. he South, a fine lot of Tomatoes, grown this | bic, Fruit Trees and # Richmond, on the 6th instant, by the ladies of Sr ae G-ntlemen taking Meals out will find our housea Lumber Yard and Factory oorner 13th and Cana! vated in Prince Geo» the Mount Vernon Association for the purchase | ets. MoLEAN & MUNRO, | convenient and quiet place. inquire of GRO. We BRAN. Novae ath street t of the Wasbington estate NOTICE — ‘ Our Bar aul hoids its reputation as one of the best | tween M and N streets north m tl-lm* t . in the country. + undersigned maker knuwn to the public that Calland sce us. ap 6 St = = = Tus Povcnxerrsix Gigi in a Trance —Fur- they ha sin cine employment « Contumer from the — Ts GREAT BOOK OF T R. THER PARTICULAR On Friday, the Pough- | Paris Opera Comique, and are naw prepared to make rerery Family and every Individual, keepsie girl revived a little. Mr. Garrison, who | all kinds of Fancy Sere ree! y aND COMPOU A Evory Met wt, Universalist, Be ptest, Congre Was present, advised that she shonld be ralved i . f Me KAtionatrst, so PRLIAD and Unitarian se inter- ested init circuinton Its title is as follows: Pitts-screet « bape! Lectares, delivered in Boston, by clergymen of six different denominetiens, dunne the winter of 165%. The que s dircussed and (he clergymen by Whom they were defended were 8s the United States of Messrs. Lubin, Perfumery Factors in Londo *% been tran-ferred from the late firm of lug & Co., 99) Broadway, tomy own firm, (Mr. Inger being now in connection with up, so that the blood would circulate; when xhe exclaimed, “Don’t touch me; see Jesux, see Jesus; ain’t be beautiful? He is sitting on a dezzling throne, angels are giving him praise;”? and then exclaimed, “Dm going back again, and again . N & NON, Mititary and Naval Merennnt Tailors, m 19-e08w No. 212 Pa. avenue. OSE Ree eres. Beek Binvine AND PAPER-RULING BY GOFF & THOMAS, ment,) £ bee to inform Merchants, Pan ey Goods | follows : he : 2 : enters,and the Trade generally, that [shall kee} 3 : Wek Cit swooued. While looking at what she thoughtto | _,,, Southeast oorner of Bignth and D streets dyed Pre pope pegs supply of Piease Rg epg arnmeen a gheg Hhge othoy hie bask aot isabod te sian te ae ta | ea ONDER OF WASHINGTON iptaiis tes Piece ie ees ae = . while hand aed dragged ine from the pit. In Eb WONDE » WASHINGTON is and its compounds, the Pestachio. Nut preparations 3 by . Ins. NOS heaven is a tree—the angels are climbing-up and r GIBBS VEGETABLE BALSAM, | inali their varieties; to which may be added. irom | 3 S¥it¥ 1 ama Baptist; by Rev. Jn “v9 Ww ama Trinitarian Congregat et, iy down, giving God praise. My friends,” she then tune to time, whatever said firm may introduce in farming aimost muracies in covering up Bald Rev. Dr. Adams. Me a ; ds ni « All Seal disenses. ed market, combining exce! ence with novelty. Mer- . ppalian; by Rev. Dr Ran exclaimed, ‘ get ready, get ready—the judgment sie meetin a ae 5. Why lam an tpiscopalian; by Rev. Dr Ra day Isnear at hand. ‘1 do not expect be here | TOSEPH T. K. PLANT & co, Pocieicieont ble fre seep pyogenes Segre =: ro , pens with my friends long; and if you knew what I J FItSHIONABLE UPHOLSTERE FOMPLNSES Bix ea donas, a 6, Why Lama Unitarian; by Rev. Dr. Dewey, eretolore. uy, 9 Broadway, New York. Z aA know, no one would live an Dealers in Sofas, Ch: 7. Spiritual Christanaity; by Rev. 0. S-arr Kenn. y longer in their | Manufacturers sins) She attends meeting regularl dis ces, Mattresse: . T ae mgctenig mana crow - of attentive co ome beting’ regular an i rt — . " ers durimg their delivery : nn compliance wit getting quite strony. | Many in Poughkeepsie bee | ani perl rd roienige tip enor! ded subd Theres Frangipani Perfume is manufne- | the dex re of hund ede they have bean puiliened leve that she was laboring under nervous excite- nt nished. only by Messrs. Viesse & Lubin, of tonden, rl complete in one volume, thus farmehine every in ment; but she has lived the last seven months | 3%} D street, between 9th and lth streets, Wash- | Bod thes take this on portunity Location purchasers | guicer after the tree path & gu d= preparcd and a with Mrs Garrison, and during that time bas a. D.C. mn’ 23-3m__ | Aeainst imitations, of which there Are Iany, Hone, | feuded ly ite own Cisci aie ———- | however, approach, in any degree, the exquisi'e fra- grarceas made by P& te FRANGIPANNI BOUQUET, FRANGIPANNI OLL for the Hair, exquisitely scented “FRANGIPANNI FRUIT, Hold their scent for years. and impart. delightful fragrance to articles D SOAP. never once complained of sickness, and she alse a very strong-minded girl, and not at al! ner- vous. On Friday night, at the same church, two other persons, while at the altar, fell in a trance, bat did not remain in that state longer than two ours "This volume whe hold, for its pages nud denatuinationn! la ince in every honse strcal peits the jeading ry; nad the individual, f old and yeung, and for the intelligent of both sexes; 8 bowk forall sensons acd forevery year; a hook te be perused and reperused, 2 volume both instrnetive AIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDSHIRE BRUSHES, at GIBRS’S Hair Store, near 13th st. and Fa. av., aud at his Sales Room. under Wil- arde? Hotel. n9-Am ali, 1 a ee a I ADIES’ TUCK, and ali sorts of COMBS, a 4GIRBS Hair Store, near 13th st., aud at Balan Kaom, under Wiliaede? I ” Cher NOTICE, UNION WESLEY © CH. | PJINTON & TREL, _ iz ENSE. Tekes hot cin | Geet of $1.9! 16 SAMIDE oF ul her wine UF tier. ea Re resching tins res is H 406 P: MERCHANT, TAILORS, itvand the nt ‘elit be Selighifulls perfamseae upc NRAS cneaore arte ee SA NING, the 2 jt. Polk, 6 Pa.av . between 434 an st PRANGTE. : — 3 me \. wn and love-feast in the Afternoon nt Sotcock. The Have just Teosived and opened tueir assortment PRANGIPANNI POMADE. ‘Phis is an Ital- and mveresting. Price sent free ty mail on re t for the hai Ite euperiat: fi “ ap 7-St between Sth and 1th ste. Rev. J. Lone, the former pastor, will preach h jan unguent for th ir riative fragrance rien of Spring ahd Summer Goods, Lomp . 4 ! ren r . has given ita world-wide repataton. RS, HELLER invites the indies of Was) Feat Revnines: dap. tetas Mee | MUR ra ey hoe wea ERANGIPRNAT'SAICHER. | Mitocaudticiny jor nent pra apes Fext—Reve ap. 22, v Leer ie makoate ie beer ae nl Sold everywhere. m5 W&F.m_| ing of RPRING and SUMMER Bats. f A, MEKTING OF THE WASBKING TO © | best manner. : . = ROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP-| $GNS9.5 Eeend PhowLRe, cue 1 a of the Derasvernnce Kosine Hanes ‘Hug | NAIR GOODS of GENTLEMEN'S FUR- | E’ ingin repair the Lines of the Masnetio Tele. | Ra’'..rt bfaneh FLOW ERS. and fo a (Priday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. h_ Company between New York and Washing- | Priday, and Saturday. at No. % Loutsiaes avenne, e > 7 E TYLES OF SN- | ton, or any part thereof not less than 50 miles. opponite the Centre Market, between 7th and tin aoe 8_R. SYLVESTER ves EAS FURNISHING GOODS” | The tige‘on Spe Rakesed connate of Pont wives I strestn, up stairs. — FASHINGTON INGA: | owen sts LANE has the honor to inform hie | et ee ae ao ad eaten. entitehdne | __P.S.—Blenching done nt the cheapest and shortest APTENTION WASHINGTON INPAX- | customers and the public that his stock of GE ee ee nn oo ° | notice. TRY —First Company will me-t at their | TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS for sp tance. m Steoim* rendezvous THIS EVEN ING Te o'clock. 4 J. W, KELLY, tnt Lieut Gea 2 ENG 9,8. AA TENTION WASHINGTON INFAN- Proposals wil’ state the charge per mile for keep- ing the wires in order, properiy insulated. and the charge of substituting, when required, new wire and sound chestnut posts. 25 feet long, peeled, and a sae wear is now compiete and ready {c “Se stiomen in want of Under Shirts and Drawers, Haif- tose, Cravats, Ties, Gloves, Pocket Handxer- chiefs. &o. will find our assortment Pr EPRIGERATORS, ICE PITCHERS, WA- fhR-COOLERS, &o Farson’s Universal Stone-Jar Refrigerator. with ‘Lend Waterman’s Patent Ventiator attached, equal toany in | ®X inches in diameter at onl ad . " he — e hereby not: dress -> KENDALL, cunended by all whe have used them to be meting of the Company THIS. piptedr iret thacity, bothan quality ant price. Calta E'S General Superintendent. decided'y the beat Refregerator known, NING, at 8 o’olock, at your headquarters. Per or- Hat, Cap, and Gents’ Furnishing Store, wn tl-ootf, Washineton, D.C. _ | Stumpson’s Patent lee-Pitchers, TEMES A. KUN: OV RRELLY, Lieut, Com m S0-onkt” 420 Pas ave between 482 nad Beh ste, AKENAN Water-Cooiers, & c. Also on land, a large steck of Catanet Furn, Aud Houxeleeping Articles general!s J. Puke MERCHANT TAILOR, No, 281 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between ee ae eee ae @QPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. : loth and Food reins tiomage eave te, tuber . the public genera A hanjuct received his SPRING STOCK ay MRS. L. ALLEN will open on Tuesday, March arth, hadaeane ‘nesortment of SPRING. . Sb BUSINESS MEN’S PRAYER MEET: gE, CHANGE OF HOUR. The Uninn ing, Wi ye the paat week, will beheld EVERY Daye oe W. BOTELER, | ng Ware Rooms. Jron Hail. General House-F uri: ; ‘ un- | and ER MILLINERY, to which “ ee 7 ae til farther notice, at 12 o'clock, in the 1st yte- | she invites the attention of the Ladies GOUDs, ngot English and French "XO THE BUYERS OF COAL AND WooD. | Aa 4 % D . Caxsimers and Vestings. Also. a fin * 7 4 of as EMGN FRYER SEES |S sessceteeE ea PURNISMING Boos, | Llterattamnreenmaan neta ou ts Es Bnet ee >MEERTING at the | - N. B.—Blenching and Pressing executed at the | _™ 15 colm ngs ee vet § Eira FO pe . yi : nt = mare ms <a . » Pi ae x - RVERY APTERNOGN, cone CEA reciee. | shortest Mas m9 colm_ | (;ROVER & BAKER’SSEWING MACHINE, gat market prices, at the corner C and lin eis net uarter ye o’cloc! 7 S. oMY, tak “anal, yuarter before six o'olock. Clergymen of different eu © Near CaRuisix, Pa. wicol an austen arc efshove celebrated | 225-2 dencminnt 7 a large Aitendaon ged winch are nne | (tweety fourth Session (five months) commenors | Hy XTi “REW ING MAUSIN ES ara se et PHILA The meetings are open to all and acoinviiee Every attention given to the comfort and improve- pl 3 inem to the public notice, ean, without fear L AGER B he moe yt Bostmarsige Taal ‘contradiot.en, ay are belie to be ee 8 Pa. ay., Kntire Ex; 3. One $2.5; one EE eel a. i nest ‘© send the ADELE Bs, the author of “Nathalio”—A Tale | iteulareat this OF dare BURNS, ily anvites | thecitys 8 Gizs” Fonsaiets A cient yen a some Taee ore h ein to exhibit ——ae ‘ AYCOR & MAURY, Mil biol tag aen Sos ess him previous irous of pur- | (*1-0CKS !—CLOCKS!—CL $78. Omnng FATE, bxe. MBROIDERIES FROM AUCTION, ‘Necules of all sizes will be constantly kept on | from $1 to $125 Gat MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—Diseases of | Hy GULLA hand for aie C. W, BOTELER, at Females exclusively treated by Dr Oveos LEEV ES, No, Ste, Tron Hal!, Pa. Wiel gearantosd inall cases. Goneunetinns at supaTbased (SINS, i ie oe = es 8c TRRIALS, Aa 1008 > s ao rou. — Pi a ters atrioily oonfideatial.. Patients frou hinkiNe from auction, Bow openine. a D& Ak EXPERIENCE # By the author of “Dr, ee meds in ae aie \eedscines sent by malls “Ladveas axe | _8P 6-8100 MAXWELL & BRO. yeet tie Pargresae Bare? tituats sore ry ent per letter free, except postage, F Assesses SFR MERIES, from the John, (of Logics Paueh ) Las Fina Address DR; DUBOIS, No. 10 weet Lath et t houses, at near ae AYLOR & MAURY, New York, bu oe ap ‘ime 18th street, Pa, ave, teen ape Book and S:auionery Store, 334 Pa. ay,