Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1858, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP heen Tux Mextcax Loax.—The efforts of Mr. Maguan, the agent of the Juarez party, who is now here from Mexico, are not to negotiate a loan from this Government, but from indi- vidual capitalists. His object in calling upon Mr. Buchanan was to influence, if possible, the recognition of the Juarez party as the Govern- ment of Mexico, in order to render the task of effectingaloan easier. Senor Mata, whois now on his way hither, comes, it is said, with cre- dentials from Juarez as Minister to this Gov- ernment. The chief reason why it is desired that this Government should recognize the Juarez government in Mexico, before a loan is effected is, no doubt, because the conveyance of titles to lands in Sonora, which are to be given as security for this loan by the Juarez party, would, in that case, be regarded by this Government as valid; and, even if Sonora shall hereafter come into possession of the United States, the capitalists who make these advances now will be able to hold secu- rity. Or, if the Juarez party s subse- quently be overthrown, the security of the loan will still have to be respected by any other party which may hereafter gain the ascendency in Mexico. As for Mr. Maguan’s success, in effecting a loan, there can be but little doubt of that if this Government previously recog- nizes the Juarez party in Mexico as the Gov- ernment of that country. _ EVENING STAR. MASHINGTON OITY: ‘WEDNESDAY .......... December 1, 1953+ (> Though “ The Star” is printed on the fastest steam press in use south ef Balti- more, its edition is se large as to require it te be put te press at an carly hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 e@’clock, m.; etherwise they may mot appear Until the next day. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Uxtore enlarges upon “revenue, finance, and business,’’ showing that a general revival of business on foreign account has already com- menced; and that, therefore. there is no reason to fear any permanent failure of the revenues from customs. The Union, further, treats of the political aspect of the Commonwealth of Virginia in re- ference to the gubernatorial nomination to be amade by the Democratic convention which as- gembles at-Po*ersburg to-morrow, saying : ““A great many circumstances occur to give Manusual animation and interest to political nom- nations in Virginia. In the tirst place, almost every citizen of Virginia is athoroughly-informed peiitician. Nearly every citizen is pendent in worldly circumstances, and but few can be found who do not subscribe toa newspaper, and make politics the staple of thought, study, and Conversation ** The Intelligencer considers in this wise the Indiana senatorial election case : “As, by the Constitution of the United States. each House of Congress ix made “the judge of the elections, returns, and qualifications of {ts ‘own members,’’ it must be obvious toall that the decision to which the Senate came in the premi- ses must be held and considered final and conciu- sive. Whatever question may be still raised in the minds of any with regard to the merits of that decision, there can he no question as te the fact that it was the sole and peculiar prerogative of the Senate to settie the matter in dispute. This Proposition, besides resting in the present case on the express terms of (he Constitution, is ver- ified by the most elementary piinciples attacbing to the organization of all deliberative bodies, whether public or private in their nature and ob- ject, since on any other theory their distinctive aud independent cuaracter could not be main- tained.” Tae Last Roonsack ExrLovep.—Corres- pondents of the New York press on the Panama isthmus, wrote by the Illinois’s mails that the Hermann had sailed from Panama direct for San Francisco, thus leaving the 100 pasren gers that went out on the steamer Washington, at San Juan del Sur, unprovided with the means of conveyance thence toCalifornia. This proves to be as utterly untrue as the previous story that the Hermann could not possibly make the trip round the Horn in time to connect with the Washington, and that she (the Hcrmann) was unsegworthy. On the contrary, she made the trip around to Panama in much less time than was anticipated, and proved herself on the voyage decidedly the best Amorican steam ship now on the Pacific side. That story was manufactured to deter voyagers from taking passage on the Washington, and the story men- tioned first above, was doubtless designed to defeat the success of the next voyage of the Washington from New York, by inducing trav- elers to hasten to purchase tickets via Panama, before its falsehood could be exposed. Such are the expedients upon which the Panama route companies and Vanderbilt (whom they subsidize at the rate of $56,000 per month so long as be shall be able to keep the Nicaragua route closed, it will be recolleeted,) are now forced to resort to preserve their outrageous monopoly of the isthmus travel to and from California. Mr. Henry Randall, who is con- nected with the Washington, in the New York journals of yesterday, shows up in glaring col- ors the falsehood of the very last roorback> mentioned above; the Herman having pro- ceeded from Panama direct for San Juan del Sur to await the arrival of the Washington's passenger's, in strict fulfilment of her owners’ engagement to that end. ———_——_-o+e-—_ _- OP The Mobile Register of Sunday morning contains acaid from Julius Hesse & Co., which says that the Government having refused aclear- ance to the emigrant vessel Alice Paintor, the holders of tickets will be refunded their mc ney. eae UF Moder skill bas culminated in Ayer’s Pills. Jnavention did its best in this produotion. A masterly art bas combined the subtle essences of remedies into a compound that penetrates to the fountains of disease, and expels the very seeds of disorder trom the blood. Such a remedy wes needed and since we have it we want our readers to know what iti Bnavr, the indomitable, js about to issue, semi- monthly, a new work, in the sbape of a gallery of portraits of distinguished men of the times. He sends us two specimens of photographs of S. A. Douglas and Dudley 3. Field, the hero of the Morse Atlantic Telegraph, capital likenesses, and fine illustrations of the perfection of his beauti- fol art in his hands. It will doubtless take like wild fire, for be will make it an admirable affair for the price charged. es Epvcation in Prvssia—By a law of Privsia, every child is required to goto school between the ages of 7 and 14, and to learn, at least, to read and write. In 1545, there were only two persons in every hendred who could neither read nor write. In the standing army of 126,000 men, but two soldiers are unable to read; and of 2,900,000 ebildren between the ages of 7 and 14, at the last census, 2,325,000 were actually attending the schools. it would be ditticult for any State in this boasted land of universal education to make suck an exhibit. Axti-Lecomproxism.—The D uglas Demo- crats, as they style themselves, take queer ways of demonstrating their identity with the great Democratic party of the country, as so pertinaciously claimed by Douglas and his Illinois newspaper supporters. In every other State except Iliinois—in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, for instance—they notoriously fought shoulder to shoulder in common cause with the Republican party in the Congressional elections that recently transpired. Within a few days past, the new Indiana Legislature met, and their meeting was signalized by a grand coalition between the ‘‘ Douglas Demo- crats’’ and the Republicans,wherein the offices to be given out were divided strictly pro rata between them. The result of the action of the Legislature was in strict accordance with their Programme; as, united, they had an over- whelming majority. An Indianapolis corres- pondent of the New York Tridune wrote to that journal a complete account of the coalition, garnished with profuse compliments to the in- tensity of the abolitionism of the ‘“ Douglas Democrats’’ of the body, (of the Indiana Legia- lature ) While such things are transpiring elsewhere, the ‘Douglas Democrats’’ here are claiming to be the most straight-laced Southern-rights Democrats conceivable! Was there ever a @reater farce than the pretensions of such politicians to identity with the Democratic party of tho country at large? CHRISTIANITY IN JaPan—A correspondent of the Boston Travelier, under date of Simoda in Japan, August 15, writes that religious services were held in the house of the American Council, Townsend Harris, Esq.,on the Sunday following the signing of the new American Treaty. It will be recollected that the treaty Provides that Amer- icans may practice their religion, and promulgate it throughout the Empire, and erect churches wherever they please, the two Imperial cities, Miako and Jeddo, not excepted. What addedto the interest of the services was the remembrance that Christianity bad been expelled from these islands for nearly two centuries anda balf, the fatal edict against it having been promulyated Jn the year 1620, the very year the Pilyrims car- Tied it to New England, and that this was the first celebration of Protestant Worship since the Empire of Japan was known to the civilized world. CuILt —Chili seems to be somewhat disturbed by rumors of revolution, or at least the Govern- Ment does. Ila Santiago, the capital, and at Concepcion, several arrests had been made, but it appears on very trivial grounds. A Frenchman ‘was arrested in the former place, charged with baving made one hundred revolver balls for a revolutionist, and in Concepcion three men, among whom wax an Englisuman, were arrested for ‘some seditious toasts; at a dinner. The offcers of the Government are much blamed by the public press for their silly fears Pasquins eppear in the papers of armorers offering their business for sale, or Proposing to change their shops into manufactories of crincline. Rumors existed that the Government had received notice that a vast conspiracy ayainst the public order existed, but the matter is generally Tidiculed by the press and the people. At Vaiparaiso two or three sergeants were arresied as conspirators, and military proceeding were instituted agzinsttbem ‘Det nothing came ont of it $< _____. Fartore or rez Crsertasp (Mp) City Banx —It was said, some days since, that this ban& Was in an unsafe condition. We now learn from the Cumber!and Civilian that it closed its Goors on Friday last. The Civilian says The refusai of a New York bouse to Pay two certain drafts drawa upon them by the City Bank, bas obliged it to close its doors, make an assign- Ment, and go into liquidation. Mr. James R. Annan, of this city, is the assi nee, to whom the entire property of the bank been banded over ©. Annan isa gentieman of the bigbest honor and respectability, and in whose bands the creditors of the bank can place every confidence The concern was first established in IMS. asa Savings Tustitution; but in 1550 it wasconverted Dy an act of the Leyisiature, into a bank calied the Cnmberiand Savings Bank. In 1-58) ot the last session of the Assembly, the name was ebanged to Cumberland City Bank. The officers ef the bank were Mr. James T Norton, of New York, who was only last ptember chosen Pres. ident, James M Scidey, jy , our fellow-towns- man, Wes President preceding Mr Norton. Mr. Wiliam O Spayth, formerly of Obio, has been cashier for the past two years or more, during which time be Las become generally well known ponte igs men, and others, with whom he 8 wattualy @steemed as & worthy gentleman, an honest and upright man Pens The Civilian thinks the loss by the failure of the bank will not be great, and advises its cred- Mors not to sacrifice their securities PERSONAL. Hea. Martian W Botes, of Del , is at Ki k- Tue Paciric Ma Steasarp Coupany.— The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald alludes to this company, which now carries the U.S. mail from New York to San Francisco, via Panama, as follows: ‘*Parties connected witb the Pacific Mail Steam- ship Company are bere to urge a renewal of their mailcontract. In view of the state of the Trea- sury, and of the conduct of this company in its schemes to break down rival lines and heavily tax California passengers by subsidizing Vander- bilt, and in other ways, it is not likely that these pa will be able to get a renewal of sucha avy subsidy from government.’” The Times’s correspondent also alludes to the same subject as follows : “The Pacitic Mail Steamship Company are making a vigorous effort to bave their mail con- tract, which will end in November next, re- newed. The Company is unpopular bere. A new contract may be authorized, and if so, Post- master General Brown wil! draw out the keenest competition by advertising for proposals. He tuinks be can have the mails carried from New ¥ ork to San Francisco for $350,000. The Pacific Company alone now receive 8100,000.°? The contract with this company, as well as the other contract for carrying the mail to and from the Pacific coast, by way of the isthmus, expires in October next, instead of November, as stated above; and we have the best reason for believing that, instead of any renewals, the Postmaster General will insist on adver- tising for proposals, so as to allow a chance for competition, and reduce the cost of the rerviee to the lowest figure. Thero will, no doubt, be two or more routes advertised for, having their western termini at San Francisco, and their eastern at New York and New Orleans, re- spectively. A large reduction may be effected, itis thought, by thus dividing the Isthmean routes. Virersta.—On Thursday next, the State convention of the Virginia Democracy meet at Petersburg to nominate a candidate for Goy- ernor, and other State offices, in the election to take place throughout the Old Dominion in May next. The extraordinary efforts of the Richmond Engurrer to compass the defeat of the almost inevitable nomination of John Letcher as the successor of Governor Wise, replete as they have been with evidences of the most vio- lent and virulent hostility to that gentleman, have served to attract public attention to the contest in progress there to a degree quite un- usual in connection with State elections. No one has better opportunities than ourself to learn the sentiments of the Democracy of the State of Virginia; for, though transacting busi- ness out of her limits, we spend nearly half our time weekly in Virginia, far away from the Federal Metropolis, and, besides, the nature of our calling is such as to bring under our im- mediate notice nearly everything published in Virginia on the subject. ‘The result of our observation in this counec- tion is the conclusion that the anti-Letoher tirades of the Enguirer have been totally inef- feotusl in resuits; having failed to influence ---. Hon. Geo. 8. Hawkins, of Fina, and 5 Hamphrey Marshall, of K at the Nanionl -..- Hen G.M_ Bryan and of Texas, Hon. 4 G Jenkins and lady, of Va. and Hon. J. B. Clark. of Mo., are at Browns’ --;. The Arebdnke Charles Louis, Governor or the Tyrol, arrived oa the 3d of November at Trieste from Vienna .-:s- The Duches de Montebello, wise of the French Ambassador at Petersburg, who letely underwent a painful oparation in Paris, is now convalescent. ---. Com. Btewart, it ix rej rted, has bee granted leave of absence, by the Navy Depest- ment, for bis intended visit to Rarepe He wil remain, it is said, inthe command of the Navy -. The children of King Louis of " bave fuhertred bis Majesty's taste for ene and especially for try. His Majesty's eid-si son, the reigning King, Max!milian If , has al- ready published several poetical Productions; Price Albert, another son, basa'so written Portry; and the Princess Alexandria, a daug bter, bas pubs Hisbed a volume of tales, which has a large vale, sud the proceeds of which are devoted to eharit- adie lastitutions. Duke Maximilian of Bavaria also is known fo: k irs > aaaty i ® work called ‘‘Phantasus, "8 STA a TREASURER’ _TEMENT, the amownt at his credit im the Treasury, with Assistant ind bran tures GF. w, Preaswrers end desirmated Depo Stories, and in the Mint io “ciease eR ECe RD SUS ™ Pi Avenue. has always on hand = iarae and complete assort IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS, of ap- Also a large and varied stock of FINE TO- any who were not previously opposed to the notaifiation of the Aiatingutahed object of that journal’s malevolent criticism. The contrary demonstrations have been such as to satisfy us that Mr. Letcher cannot fail to be nominated on the first ballot. amount for which drafts ha subject to draft. Showing, ordered by the Secretary af ¢ easury. ————— | i} hereto. ‘ And every varietyof SNU In what piace. Amountonde| but, on a Hox. Mr. Forsrta.—We announced, yes- Mehae with every thitgy taining to the trade, posite. post, shoush joot to drat. { terday, the arrival in this city of the Jobn | *! he offers to dealers at the lowest rates. an 2 — oe y d poy, Hon. 1st Fressury of the United Stairs, Washington, D.C 1 ae de Forsyth, late U.S. Minister to Mexico. He EMBERS OF CONGRESS. STRANGERS | Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts... 3.26 S07 Cay was too late to obtain an interview with the | MI ana wondents for fhe Winter seeking CRA Pa eee Aa ends t Secretary of State during office hours; but, it | {72 t0n Ona ce ee eS are noltcated Asstant Preasurer, Charleston, South Carol oe is stated, he called on President Buchanan Tc make tte point te cMecthe tonssut and most | Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis, Missouri 88 «3 during the afternoon, and this morning paid | comprehensive stock at all times and season. Assistant Treasurer: San Francisco, California... 9438 8‘ 3268 7 his respects to Secretary Cass. The news Mr. ‘Soha oapaee eee correspondents send epository at Baltimore, Maryland. m208 FY F. brings is said to differ but little from that | One price only. marked in plain figures ; hence ro cee red 4 Richmond, Virrims. 1343 56 already published in the papers; but, of course, | PULnmter Ie oom eee. A and fair dealing may be pository at Wilms ton, North Carol 1as6: ve he will be able to give fuller details respecting | relied on in olloneet, RY & BROTUER. Seaton: at Moinle, Alabama + $4 affairs there, and will thus enable the Admin- “Central Stores,” west buildin, porceiony Nashville Tonnes istration to arrive at correct conclusions as to | _de}-3t a Depository at Pittsburg. Pennsyivanis what course should be pursued by this Govern- ee WT: popamtory Cee eee ment respecting the two factions in that coun- R _ > De mised webrpem ey Apo try. PETER M. DUBANT vonibory at Gis itory at Cincinnati, (Collins) positury at Fitteburg, ( Hastir, pository at Dubuque, lo’ Depository at Little pository at Chicago, Hilinoi: epository at Detroit, Michigan Costa Rica.—Senor Don Luis Molina yes- terday delivered to the President his creden- tials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister respectfully informs the pubic that his celebrated Restaurant, at the southwest corner of Penn.avenue ‘Sixth street, wss never in better condition than just now. Gourme's will fiad in it an assortment of GAME, FISH, and OYSTERS unsurpassed in Plenipotentia he R i Costa R other similar estab! ishment in the world, while | Depo: at Tallahassee, Flonda — fe : a iis a “ ee he Bish ana asters, to say noth a of bis famo' Depoaters at Oregon Cit ", Oregon He wi rmerly Charge d’Aff from Steaks, Chops, Soups, &o.. have raaliy no com: ory at Oiymeria, ( pcinaps rain ares iphae tues anywhere Wwitain one hundred miles of his Soe cs tniake na Rica to this Government, and has latterly been Depository at Omaba, (Nebra: honse. a Assay office of the United Stat ew i ith N: es rece: iv f capital Segare and genuine Wines he United States, Philadelphia, Pa associated with Napoleon Escatente, the nt adt Tineoen oad site regphety oes pies af Cos _— Saose } Rarer, = Minister Plenipotentiary, whose place he now great varisty and of indisputable quality. icank eek of the Uuited State Dahlonese, . i i =. t’ States, New Orlean = fills. He has resided in this eH several aeESaEN sees — mint on Hie feed She Prnee Cal poy __ &, years, and is well acquainted with American “OR FRAGRANT HAIR WASH. : chacnsten’. $1,035,902 7s | 8,965,726 54 Tas Weatuxr.—Tho 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: DEcEMBER 1, 1853. New York, N.Y... clear, cold, wind W For beat yin aud prasorvens the aR cogeeee: Li ening An he “ftaiso removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES OF THE Sera gma er vigor to the bair hitherto unattainybie. Manufactured end sold, wholesale and retail, il, OHN H. GIBBS, Willards’ Hot No. 212 Pa. avenue, Washingto: 87 502 7.7 & Deduct difference in transfers Net amount subject to draft. . nd . Cy Read Certificates of Practising Physiciins, more Transf rdered to the Treasury of the United States, Washington, D.C Transfers ordered to assistant treasurer of the United States w Orleans. Louisiana. ‘a.Pa.. x which can be given. ‘Transfers ordered to assistant treasnrer, St. Louis, Mixsou . Baines a = Sarees I have for pe ‘tes Ae the Vegetsabe ‘Transfers ‘ordered to the essistant treasurer, San Francisco, California Baitimore. Md.. > cold 4 ave me time pas on 5 Maryland Washington, D. clear, wind N Balsam, or Fragrant Hair Wash. made by Mr. John Transters ordered to depository at Balt» ore, Mary Richmond, Va sclear, cold. | H Gibbs, of ims city, and hve found it an exeor!- Treusfers ordered to depository at Norfo! ‘irginia... Petersburg, Va velear, 36°. lont prop-ration for Keeping the scaip entirely cienr, ig ‘y ry el in Upmektane: Waclicciccear gw! MeN | Bela anes ling wd my otc, isn lepaiecmentoented . +a a arres' ‘ing off o' e a NN , N.Y. Bristol. Ten... sclear, 30° p otrscted fever, and with entire success. It isnot —_ Fase eae Pg Beccemtery te reneeng toate ® fod ta. Knoxville, Tenn... «clear, 33°. encumbered with those heavy essent:al o:ls which = Chattanooga, Ten .........clear, 262. pronlway more or less injurious totthe bar bulbe | Desember 1-1t Wilmington, N.C. sclear, cold wall inate the peer A STORROW. Ai, D. ae a SS Sisal seine SG Leap haere aNE | Washington, D. C.. December 15th, 1855. i AM USER ENTS arleston. «cloudy, h beta eee esnmen Angusta, Ge clear. cold” Ccuprrer Court House, November 13, 12°8. y ble younr Womar.a | WASHINGTON THEATRE. Savannah, 6 cloudy, 46°, wind NW | [have uvedthe Hair Wash madeby Mr. Jobn H. SITU rl \ as Chambermiais ani to 12 | _ i clear, cold. Gibbs, of Washington, D.C... in a oase in which the ppiy at No. 28 7th scree:, between L Lasse Ee W Srraer «clear, cold hair had been much insured by a protracted fever, It* | Stace Manacza . S.0. kyr Montgomer tear, cold. elthe mit and ectentent poche ee ee @ respectable young Woman, a | THOMAS ©RANCIS MEAGIER ’ fh 3 an jequent us: ¢ Wash im- 3 oman, MAS 3 3 Frederick, proved both it xtureand appearance Th iy V SITUA’ to Cook and assist at Washing ! whites @ first of his Narratives on Hagerstown condition of the roaip, on which the joss of hair de- | and fronicg. be seen for two d-ys at 443 F / "ENTRAL A [RICA Cumberlan [prepa tee purely remcved by repeated applica- | street. hetween Ith and 10th a Oa WEDNESDAY EVi NING set Pittsburg, Pa “Gens ash v. ) ANTED—By a you'g Woman, thoroughly ce intelli: " Wheelie v. del-Im WM. M. THOMPSON. M.D. | YWANTED- By a jones, Woman. thorough Grafton, V: [MPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF Gas. bermeid, or to Go the Hs usework of a small {emuly. painted on canvass by Parkersburg | d She pax ample recommendations. Adcress Box 12, MR. JUSEPH RYLE, var G ite | of New Yo k, from sketches Wartep—a youns German Porson, sntivel ! TAK 8 OR at ePor © mprtent. who speaks huglish 1 reneh | peel geal wall. wants @ Siteation an Lady's Maid, or rhe e past, the present, ebove wou!d teach her own language to chiidren. Apply =<? * Mrs. STASSER’S, 405 th street, near Pern. wr nue. de 1-2t* | War TED—A SITUATION as Housekeeper or | obvi etrious, in’e | i Sosmatress ina respectabie famiiy, br @ highly | gent, and prov perous at them. +s indicative of what 2 Cincinnat!. O . Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. gr a tected for temperature) 30.40 noon, 30 458. Thermometer, at 7 a.m. it noon, 35? Maximum yesterday, 45°; minimum last night, 2 Cfiice. The upacrnened baving purchased the right to sel! GLEASON’S PATENT AMERICAN GAS BURNER in this city, offers the sems to the citi- zens of Alexandria. with confidence, as the most eoonomica! Burner which has ever been presented tothe pudlic As the season if Central America. rend pie of the United ae 28 From tHe West Inpigs.—Dates from Kings- ton, Jamaica, are to the 10th inst. The Legisla- ture had met, and stormy debates were expected on measures of local reform recommended in the Governor's speech. The weather was dry, with very cool nights. A severe catarrh prevailed in Kingston. The Legislature of Barbudoes met on the 20th of October after a general election. Several messages were received from the Gover- to study economy in the use cf gis to ovllon the undersigned agent and ine these Burners. The following certificati m‘ny others, are sufficient to establ whioh are presen‘ed for these Burner: ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 16, 1953.—I have tested your patent anti-corrosive Gas Burner,and find ita great improvement «ver any other | have vet seen. ft produces a perfeot and and steady fiame,(a very desirable resnit,)whi'e the mechanical construction is simple, and not i:kely to get out of order. The narrative will be scoompanied by il ustrations, respectntie m rged lady. God r ference wi be gi Apply at the Intelligence Oifice, 311 C street, 2d door from 7th st. dei 2* UO DRUGGI~<TS —A You h, who has had come #xperience in the prescription busiorss, desires a STLUATION ina Drug store, either for the win- terorn longer period Testimonial by addreseine Box No. 8. Star Ofho ne} for ¢e can . jon. To the public of ok Lo encourage enterp: nd, Messrs. aagher and Pars iook conbdence tur the port whick will give to their w the suceres have travelled and iabored 3 aed which, with the hope of being thereby erabied to revi it ri with Central Amer es, to extend and mature their knyw, _ 5 s edge of so important and attractive s coun'ry, they SUPUATION WANTED —A Lad, aged ia, ®2%! desire to achive. The narrative will be : JACOB ROXBURY, ; continued on nor, The calling out of alocal militia was advo- Superintendent of Gas, Alexandria, Va. whine Rewer, xe Sumeal aecie tome ; THU BeDAy, De. Fee. cated. The Legislature of St. Vincent was in =e good bend and wick at fi; > ae sd | ‘And SATURDAY, Deo. ath. ” | Nightly mtroducing entirely new scents, wonients such 8 youth nd persons. ree de!-3t Prices as zadies to bay Morocon Hee! Boots { seme at $125; do. without heels at 75 cerntsand & it doube sole Boots at 91.123; TSEUIRT Benson. 25 certs a pair for Slippers. Also, a great variety P™ HARMONIC HALL. of Shees, t:] comparstivey cheap. Call early st Fxcnaxce Horst, Ricronp, Va., August 25, 1853.— Fhe undersigned, having used * Gleason's Patent Gas Burners ’in the Exchange Hotel and Bal ard House, for soverai months past, takes plea- sure in certifying to the steadiness and purity of the light furnished by tnem, and above all to she ecuno- my in the consumption of ecured by the same ; for after using them in a: of the two houses above named, the reduction in the gas bills, when compared h the corresponding months in pre- vious years, piaces ve faot 1 a eaving of from 50 ary one asito session, and several bills were in progress, one Upto th for appointing a volunteer corps. At St. Lucia in local politics there was adead calm. From St. Thomas dates are to the 15th inst. Baltimore and Philadelphia flour was quoted at $74a$7,25 per barrel. Exchange on United States three days sight, one per cent. premium. Freights Doors open at7; the Narrative 7" Monday, Dec. 6th, Opening Night of the | Teeuiar season. ____ no inactive. A ly 1 ber of | to 25 per cent doubt. cheerfully recom: | sntadstec’ + ‘uae? /vanis avenue, between 2d M. STRAKOSCII'S GRAND were inactive. An unnsually large number of | to m2 joubt. 1! ty ~ | a s | American vessels had arrived at St. Thomas. aires [emacs whe wishes s good steaty OPERA COMPANY. light, With a sma 1on of gas. e . HNP: BALLARD. Y. the agent for this = can be ers Gas-fitting Establishment, iB Avenue, south side, between ITALIAN J AN TED—By a reapectahie Woman, a SITU- : A A . Be 3 V ATION as Chambermaid and todo piain Sew- TWO GRaND FTE Eee ass’ conn a vrivate foatiy ay ne recommendations. Uxprecxorxtry ComBiXaTioN OF MUSICAL Tass ress Box No.2. Star Office. =< ge pablo are respectfully Informed that , eo WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Four goo4 M'me COC tle FA BOYS todrivea cart inthe city. N it M consumpt BuENos AYRES AND THE ARGENTINE.—Our files of Buenos Ayrean journals extend to Octo- ber 6th. The intelligence is withoutinterest. The F. G. HENLE fonnd at Mr. No. 243 Penns: 12th and 13th st ; U ote. -3t* bu ‘me Dx WIlLHORST, M’me STR AKOSCH, Legislative Chambers continued their session, — = ———— ‘ood and faithful ones need apply. uire of P. Sic. BRIGNOLI, Sig. LABOCETTA ad ast {moment. Fro FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS. RENNAN, No. 353 Virginia avenue, between 3d “ic. AMODIO, Sg. RTOR: BAKILI, Dat Sad transected no Westpeseot momeat, Fron 18 E » — and 43 sts. no3)S* Sig NIC'A BARILI, Mal. STRAKOSCH. the Argentine, we learn that the Senate approved MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES, w: the engagements entered into by the Administra- tion for the adjustment of the national indebted- ness to France, England and Sardinia, by a vote FUR DECEMBER, 1858. Drawn Every AFTEENOON aT FIVE o’cLock. To be drawn on WEDNESDAY. December ist SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTT: ee es OES ANTS.—The proprietor of the Intelligence Ty. i WwW Office end louse Agency. SII C atreet, cornet i = of 7th, respectfully solicits the patronage of tam:- hes reeuiring competent Serv a BRILLIAN SIC. Ov THURSDAY and FRIDA The programme will be the mo FESTIVA + Dec 2d & 3 interesting and ‘ante of good charac- yaried ever eff ny a in this city, and wll contain of 4 to7. At the close of the fourth regular WNA CANAL LOTTERY, Clasea7 | [oriae' Wane Dritore ool ete Beco gema and concerted pieces from the following (7- session of the Argentine Congress, Gen. Urquiza = C: vi = se 8-ly Don Giovanci, arta, Pe addressed the two bodies, congratulating them $30,000. rovatore, obert Le Diatie, 1 upon the dignity, utility. and harmony of their a LOST AND FOURD. | LPartsni, I ooret’n Borgia, labors, and their value to the cause of Argentine 4.000 a REWAR D.—Strayedor atolenfrom my stable ‘be Prophet, Tewurannide, liberty and civilization. In regard to the obstruc- | 2° Prizes of $500 each, SS oo triday mickttee meee Guay ee ae tions alleged to have'been placed in the ebanne! oe me esi me onhis back, “Phe ateee ine sade mark TQ The Manager bege leave to announes thet M we of the Paraguay, it is worthy of remark that the JRSDA ecember 24. hi 7 : s . De WILHORST Mlle PAKODL. Mme COL Paraguay steamers continue to ply without inter. | CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY: Class si, | (80:8 return to No. 937th street Lorth. Ww SON, and M* STR. SC appesr ou ruption between Buenos Ayres, Rosarie and As- 78 numbers—I2 drawn bal! ote. ze =e RE. me anemia . WiLL NR TOE one and the same evening. unicion Capitals. wit. MR. JOHN NEIDE. WHO ADVER-| Although the expense to engage such an unprece ‘ = $20,000 8.000 4,000 2,000 tised an Estray Cow in the Star.or any person dented galaxs of musical celebrities as anne Tux Britis Crepitors or Mexico —Itap- 25 of 1,000 25 of 500 Pho knows him, please give information at \o. 33 in the above advertisement, aud it is well b &e, &e, &e. Pa aver ue, where to find his residence blige that no combination of foureminent Prima Donnas, pears that the claims of the British bondholders Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. no 23—3 . ML ES | such As— are recognized by the Juarez government at Ve a M'lle Paropt, M'me Corses. FRI( AY, December 3d, Q CENTS REWARD_R rom the sui M’me Witioxs ‘me S rem Cruz. Anout $35,000 have already beencolle:ted| POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Class 42, 2 ceriher onth 2th of Nov., 185i ANDREAS | hve never nprened together re ee an for them at the Vera Cruz custom -house. 78 numbers—i2 drawn. soanat ead indentured’ apprentice to the | Scement has nevertheless Cetermined to fx the Capitals. shoemaking business. All persons are hereby fore price of admission to al! parts of the Hall to ; warned Sza'nst harboring or employing said boy. un | iE oe en 2 ines of BL der pousity of the law. “Avy. person feturning him | ip sg FED 20 of 1. ol Tickets $5, halves $2.5), quarters $1.25. SATURDAY, December 4th, MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Class 1, 78 numbere—14 drawn. e,at No. 3!3 D street, between Ith ani 12th + Will re ve the above reward and no RGE GLOKLOUS. nov 3 st* THE LADIES OF GORSUCH CHAPEL I wil give an ENTER VAL NT at siand Hallon WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deo. You can have aduission, good music. and a good supper for 2? cents. de t-lw Reserved Seats, Fifty Cents extra. } 1 Fatize Change of Pre me earch evenin:. There will be most positively oniy Two per | formances. Reserved Seats oan be seonred at the music stores \ Tem WASHINGTON SAYING EUND BULL. co Capitals. — FOR RENT AND SALE. Deere opm at Sie pean he ciaaeiias 3 ASSUCI + — there wi a 31 10 c y = 2 Bering yLeeabare Building Ausooationoa emit] 8% ug mob Se eS OS aes posse AY EVE 3, the 34 lastan’,at 7 v’clock, in 5 of 3,500 Wo 287 URNISHE ‘ s To NT — the German Hall, on Lith street, for the purpose of 10 of 150 &e., &o. and toetineher oe ie me nd oor of he receivine the nd payment of stock. Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.9). 4521Sth street. between ‘Tits will be tae inst meeting at which stock oan ania ee ,_ de l-ecs* sof rman @ premium. SMALL CLASS rrawy Every Day at 12 0°cLx. + { FOE RENT Two handsomsiy FURNISHED J. JOUVANAL, Seo'y, Tickets $1 each. ROOMS, lighted with gas—Parior and Bed- | rear th ced Bon — _ — = . THE wee wets. NOTICE.—The Fourth Lecture in the sq | FOR THE Hit ET OE nthe ATAPSCO | (,hamber connected ~ench 18 fret a Senroen ya | Tickets ONE DOLLAR—to be had at the, i ries before the Catholic Be "I a ; 2 St , door. atineno# Association, of the D WEDNESDAY, ber Ist eS eae Mr. G's Dancing Classes are open for the reception will b3 daiivered by Joss: WaLsn, Keq.at Eb. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—T @ pupils. For particulars apply to bit mt bis reel harmonic Hail, on SUNDA Y EVENING, the 5th es House is Brick ard plensantiy situated at the | deace, 47 K, betwren 9th snd ich atreets, instant, at 742 o’clock. Subject: “Tne ‘True Ele- THURSDAY, December 24, foot of the Heights, No, \¢2 West street, Goorge- | Mr. G. wil! let Franklin Hai! for partio=, balls &c., spatially nich ere THE wablic 18 re- Capitals. ; galsta,ges, as: Wiss turmtnre eee bed Geek | wide 2a ae MeLAUGHLIN, Chairman ot $4,750 1188 aioe forpatticninr: apply onthe preminene™ date ee | SECOND GRAND COTILLON PARTY : Jommittes on Lectures. FRIDAY. December Sd, NWO DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT —A 7 ; JAMES J, RANE Pee 2t) Sead bol 85,000 81,20 $1,175 1 very comfortatle Furnished Pa:lor and Cham- Mount Vernon Asssciation. t ber, on first floor, for rent on moderate terms. It wuld suit wella gentleman who would take his meals *t the i MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN- TION.—You are nereby notified that the regular monthly meeting of the SATURDAY, December sth $4,000 iM 5 The members of the Associstion take great drawn baliots. [o 355 Now Jorsos avons, tetirene Gapiodl ok fen | begemeain tt hee Paced ee 2 c a ow a r ; held on SHURSDAY EVENING tho td oP Dee R. FRANCE & CO., Ma Douglas’ renidenos nt srween Capitol und Jagee | wif take at Island HalonTHURSDAY ‘eae of impurtance wil bs transacted. or ae esl | Sette my [POE RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. ina! elves that neither reise’ or erpeee en ees ness.of importance will be trausacted, CAINS TERRA COrTA ORNA desirad'e location, nandsomriy aud comsietely | on their part te rock no 9 gt THOMAS MeENERY. Se FANCY HAIR PINS. FANS, LE farmished. Appiy to Capt. MAYNADIER No. 44, | Parties o! the season, ‘ +S | RETICULES, &e., suitabis jor preerits at Wicder’s Buriding. de! givenin t all. cat bay NOTICE —The Stockholders of Odd F no ¥-3t PARSONS. | non GERTLA Gee uen GRICE EDU two-story BRICK HOUSEA | Jeers for 10 schoo! Sea RS oe a N COOKING COAL. ENG. Sten sttocts ene E. itcontaitin S rooms | the Lela” id the sech int ars oye Boom: en DAY, | TNow IN Store—a iarke quantity of the cbove | anda ocier It inonwibly situated su thetic ens | Row offered to them. Esputa’s Cotilion Band hs. io Sie Tnat.. at 7 O'clook, A COAL, prepared to our order. Vicinity of the public departments. Good tenants engaged for the ooo.sion. No hats or caps By order of the Board of Directors. T. & W. M. GALT. may inquire at No. S73 17th street. ‘del st* owed in the ball room, «xo*pt those worn by the > no 18 to 2w J. 8. BALL, President. Northwest corner of lath and C etreets _— . siting Clubs. Our Indy friends are respectfui'¥ r= 90-6 No.5@. | ‘PO LEL—The three-story BRICK HOUSE | invited to attend, as there will bene sutiternes 1 LADIES’ FAIR —A Farr will be o ened on} _no 3-6t = — No. 4235th street. between E and F. Has bath- ud. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting & genteman the evening of the 29th inst., at ellows’ NENTS’ SEWED CALFSKIN BOOT: roomand gas. Rent §425. Inquireonthe premises | and ladies. ace eee oe a ee our own make. @575—euperior to any ev no 30 tf Br. eonittee af Arrancements. 5 i an SS ae » adien have provided a moet attractive variety | ered before at this priog. poe near, HOR, RENT One ERAME DWELLING. |W! Tale : ae by a 2 (3 JS. contain'ng 6 rooms, situated on Mas- : 4 - Fea . and Corfeo'onery, ¢ whic SAY Been ee Ne no 26, Ta, WATs Wenue, between l4th and 15th sts. ft or the attention of pubic. The * hrist: i h 4 rrr er eneve Sth et | fartue, culars inquire on the premises, or of ASHIONABLE DANG ae Berek cpt ey ta as ee = I yee wha bom made oot Lager os me. in the Northern or Centre it. ‘Rest, ‘giz | F* H. W. MUNDER coher rooms ever! nD} ar \* vas, Cameos, Corals, osnios, in ric! . We mort respect! Su scription for the series $1. Ktruscin Settings, eth th a large invo.e Poe at no 29 4t JAS. E. DUNAWIN, | 20 For RENT—A new three-stery fully an- to the citizens and pubi now tf (intel) ington that hee + 10 aman ee a bove beautitu! and ble for wedd sts ie for ing prose | Structions in thi Fanoy 8 lverware, g code = Be ICK vO neces ro F . Bve., bet. 3 sii HUUSE, wita back building, situated on H | sary ncocmpl : US, — ne’ t shurch. ni! a del 316 Pe. ave. bet. 9tn and nate. | Cat Tat adit fone nates of baal apeatigned Hl . 6 Gevtlemer’s cise weed: j evenings, st Bo’olnck.. wens event Thareter For particulars inquire at the Hall on the above | evenings. Vinsses at the Union Hotel, Georgetown, every be 27 tf | Wednesday, at 335 p. mn. eer eee J UST RECEIVED—A large aseortment of Piano Stools and Covers, of aifferent colors and pxi- terns ; also, Music Stands, etc, etc., suitable for Christmas presents, at the Music Store of del W. 4. METZEROTT. ee empty Oi! Caeks, in good ior oA bi KING & BURCHELL, BLADEN FURREST, No. 73 First st., George- | tewn, D.C. ro 3.2w Sat 2 abe | sl SHREE PLEASANT ROOMS TO KENT, furnished, at No. 452 13th street, between E and F ste. no 24-eo%* fo! di Joha Snyder and endorsed vy A. C. Kagy, ithaving Deen a paid in full. The said note was stolen feoet Se nemcraigned. no _B0! _________HENRY BATES. THIS MORNING DOW SBABES bese fal ak chee LEE WIN, aeethem. FRASKLIN & ROTHROCK, streets. la NON NOTICE, BOARDING. | Tue sreersia CLUS tespectfally informs . 22 OARDING. with handsomely furnsshed Koome, | ‘hit fnends and the pun'ic in generat thet dei Comer Vermont avenneandisihst_ | Southwest corner oth and BOARBING, with handoomes Seeeead er eater Pope giwe the £ Third Grand & ual i gi lS stre-ta, | Bt Philtarmoric Hall. on Wt DNESDA GENT! opens OOK AT KINDLING Woop. Ree Table Bucslere ak nies Se naonmaimodated. ” | Deo. Tet, 165% , vertiseoment f Nong, Other than the real Resinous Pine msnu- ih ca eee . it, 5 The Committee of Arrangements pledge them a : h GLOVES, HOSIERY. AND UNDER-GAR- | fsctured for Kindling Wood ENTS. 6: = aa — ves to spare no t Proprietors of thetisiet Ne MOET, WS. A-W, BRINKLEY respeottaliy informe | Without abseption she legaanieat of the wean Bo and see them, and do not complain of beine ropriet eam Fire- ule. er fiends an: o public t = ? of }AR, admitting sgentiemsn on oe. UN DER-GARMEN Ts and nave hee northwest corner of 12thandC mp Gitte imanenisn rease ecteime. v craous d od ag ply of any of the members. : INE THE OLD WEATHER, : coanbio 7 EXAMINE THE UPRIGHT PIANO, for sie | C UNDER-GARMENTS, | "note avery atten ren. tien will be paid to make som | <_< $— or rent very ii | Tee COAL FOR GRATES. ' i ‘iano comfortable, will do weil by applying :mmediate! , Examine the Petite P: for sale or rent very se low Now is the time to lay in your su; of this ne- south Futaw street. be- comfort 3 nowhere Bali cessary articie for every one’s at her residence, No. 4 ‘Camd: t sts., tumore, 1 We have just the COAL that will plense all who xamine the Seven octave Piano, for sale or rent | 0an be found as large and fine Som as T have just | ‘SSSe . ca —= — — _ = are fond of 8 real shoutel —, u i very low, at Btore, berce ston ee Lls's {Pett cceantsing every atyle. ua. ae ae a RE YOU INSURED mple indemnity j Northwest corner of 12th and oe. Nur ttedt tore, m Sth and 10th sts, ie HOPKING'S fe by Fine is offered by the WAS! et Ne au. eee eee wom HOenn wn BOR sbi) Oo cole * corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. inctON” ISU ANCE COMPANY. - a {PECIAL CARD TO THE LADIE® —Spriex bet. and N: . | corner of Penn. avenue and C a . clock, et the ; ‘ ‘ ‘ot that 10 ‘ ; beautiful TOYS to LAM MOND, 484 7th JAMES C. MoGUIRE, | y ° y ‘gompriaing i ws street, with positive orders to sell sno et very ey. . D. Hanson, Secretary. Ss 4 my tm — meena! Posoagy See = UT! ER !—RU TER !'—Pamilies and others | broty tment from we ofthe larecnt den 3 ‘ wantc{ cwice TABLE BUITEM will bua | Call at Nps’. de up expressly for the ity retailtrede. §— "} A cuorck Cot’ of bump CUMBERLAND | ict thine to ther satereat fo come aad examine | Penn.ave.,bet.schand Sibsth. rf J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Anot. | COAL forsale by T.3.& W.M.GALT. | Tor sciebs TEE 8. ILSON- PLES-P.TATORR. BO. W. COUN Nk APOR™ NEW GLOAKSANDSHAWLS—We| Alen, ix er beme, Sronue; het.tth and 7th wig. Lanoind He pe brig Ads, from Bos- attertion of citizens aud atrene™ M Bat this morning Sebther besutstul as | 202 23waw — }@ asso" a tos arias 1 barrels Raldwin and Song APPL. sortm-nt % do. Jackson White aod Po- IGARS. Rion Tors. EP Radiesse. mags Fon eres cciepracel RUCK WREAT it Ss Ls ote sees Smortment of FINE ws, at Forssie ow by KENNEDY & PEG: of JACCO thie aide of | To Grocers, No. 506 7th strest, Cine! and Pebeoc eatabhiohments °°" “ujehe" b ne sotae tant to Odd Fellows’ al,