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of personal motives, it is due that it should not be dismissed in this condition; but that it should be settled fully, beyond appeal, finally and forever, before the tribunal that the Con- stitution bas erected in the Senate of the United ADIES’ FAIR.—A Pay Gra has ran Church—to a it weeks. a, tlokets, 50 cents—to ith and E streets, or LADIES’ PAIR.—The Ladies of the Mite Lehane bid ae | a eo vent ADAY EVES ful FOR RENT AND SALE. {emE Finer PAGE.) EET. three doors f one neatly furnished firat floor, with or without _EVENING STAR. ir wil DERSIGNED BEGS L! Fair will be cpened on Ts Leh he le i entrusted to his rd and oured. &: . EL! code STAR PR, RS OF C CoMMe ae WASHINGTON OITY: T No. «7 SIX above -December $ 1858. at the door of the WEDNESDAY. {7 Though “ The Star” is printed on the fastest steam press in use seuth ef Balti- more, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an early heur, Adver- tisements, therefere, should be sent in by 12 e’cleck, m.; otherwise they may met pear Until the next day. —————— ———— SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union contains an able article on the Policy of “France in American Politics.” Quoting a paragraph from the Paris Patric, which protests against the ‘Monroe Doctrine” in America, it says: “If France is to be heard in Mexico and Cen- tral America, we must be beard in Italy, in Tur- key, in all Europe, indeed. all the absolutistic governments their very nature; tutions, to be enforced onl people can be enlightene, sume control; that the source of a! ernment is in the pecple. tutions of the United States are the only perma- nent political organizations of the world; and hence we have a sovereign right to interfere else- hasten on the work of uni- commencing on * ticles, with Confectionery and quality, will be for sale, and eve to contribute to the gratifioati of the friends of the ja eeneeeeaty. sree * FA: R.—A Fair will bs opened on tioerech fins 29th inet., at Odd’ Fellows’ @ object of which is to meet the St. Mathews’ Church. The questions of public law presented in the Watrous case are of the very last importance in relation to our judicial system; and they should be met by Congress now, and prece- dents made for the future regulation of the judiciary. In this view we hope the case may be brought toa final trial. It is, we repeat, the first proceeding in the history of the Gov- ernment to impeach a Federal Judge for cor- ruption ; and in the decision of this case it will become necessary to define what is meant by ‘good behavior’’ as the constitutional ten- ure of the judicial office; as Judge Watrous’ ad- Yooates contend, if we understand them cor- rectly, that he is accountable only for offences in the nature of common crimes and felonies, and not for other misconduct. This is a question which involves important considerations of our system of government. It should be met now and in this very case. Again, it is understood from the defence made for Judge Watrous by a portion of the committee, that it will be contended that a Federal Judge cannot be impeached upon the ascertainment of what is commonly termed probable causes, but that it must be on the clear proof of guilt. Here is a question, the determination of which must affect the whole practice of impeachment; and the definite and fiaal action of Congress upon it, will be await- ed by the public with no small degree of inter- ge ildings fr soca FOR RENT, in an ua- R. Ww. BATES. LU VERTISER,” aad Arico every Sat- and Job Printer, cor quire at No 82 Six T—A 3 story FRAME HOUSE with ie uated ‘on k street, between 6th and th Rent low to a steady tenant. Inquire A. EBERLY’S —¥¥ Macufactory, No. 43! 7th dey by F. H. SAGE. ner of ath street and Louisisna avenue, Washing- it hasa large circulation among Germans iu the Distr.ct, making it at once 8 «: medium for advertising. Advertisements inserted at the same rates of the 's, ond no charge for pone tee hea en in appear ng before the a a — ei ‘ion Music as : hank expenditure for the repairs of The ladies have provided a most attractive variety of Useful and fancy Articles. with and Confectionery,t» which they res panto’ of . Fae jaily paper, wi ery evening from the tat to the 7th of ption for the series $1, ui (intel) ce. The ebris = scious ROU MS Istely oo- Published at the ty the Vouns Mowte Obrstmes Acuscis: . stories of the buiiding at °1 aide of 5 tion, bane the Sd and 4th the corner of Tenth ‘a &n applicant. _ corner of E and 6th stresis._ OF CONGRE-S, or NOTICE.—At a meeting of the members of We maintain that of St. Paul EVERAL MEMBER others, can obtain good a joardy xt No. 490 & at.. near the City Hall, de?-5t ‘OR RENT—Two BEDROOMSa: ing, im & Very desirabie jocat street, near 7th URNISHED HOUSE TO RE street, near the Patent Office as itis very conveniently arra: bly furnished throughout. A the premises, between the hours of 1! a. are temporary in that they are provisional insti- till such time as the repared to as- L rightful gov- In this view the insti- notice shou'd be given to torawarn all persons from Snything towards the congregation to our iter. Peter A. B. Meint: hdrawn the authority given to him for col- the C ‘exation. By order of Congr 14 V. KEHL, Pres. a de 6-eost' ‘ed continuance of the same. S continusnce OF pe CU RUEDER, Navy Yard. PENING OF FASHION- DEE AUT ER BONNETS MRS. HELLER invites the ladies of Washing- icinity to her rand opening as the trustees Inquite nt Novae CHARLES THIELECKE, Sec THE NEW ROOMS O° THE YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, venue opposite Browns’ H ard dedicated on W Dec. 8th, at 73¢ o’clook. Addresses Will be delivered by J. M. CARLISLE, . B DL fering unveusl, + and comforta- immediately on nd 5 where, that we ma versal assimilation The same paper contains an article upon the recommendation of the President for a tempo- rary protectorate over Sonora and Chihuahua, enlarging upon the necessity, justness and hu- manity of such a policy. It also contains a review of the Postmaster General’s Report. The Intelligencer is devoted to news to-day. oe = WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tus Paorosen Iupgac Brat JupGe For tHe Western District oF Texas.—Among the prominent topics continued from the last session of Congress, calling for a prompt disposition, is the impeachment case of the Hon. John C. Watrous, of Texas. It has excited considerable comments in the public press, which amount to a very genoral expres- aion of sentiment that it should be disposed of finally by Congress, acting, as it always should, in a spirit of justice aud for the public weal It constitutes an important precedent, it being the first proceeding to bring to trial a Federal Judge on open and direct charges of corruption and dishonesty. The particular facts of the case, too, are of such notorious and grave in- terest as to call for investigation; and on the whole, the question presented in the Watrous ease, appears to be not only one involving the settlement of important public issues of public law and of the practice of impeachment, but one of the personal guilt or innocence of the man of the most heinous crimes that were ever perpetrated or ever alleged to have been per- ‘petrated under color of a high Federal office. ia For a number of years, Judge Watrous’ ju- dicial conduct in Texas has been the subject of the most violent public complaints; the State and citizens of Texas and other States invoki 9 the only competent judicature in the country— that of Congress—not, indeed, to affirm the Judgment of guilt, but only to do the simple act of justice of trying the ease, once and forever, im the mode provided by the Constitution. We intimate no opinion of Judge Watrous or innocence in recommending the determina- tion of his case by a full and just trial. In either case, a trial is desirable ; and we think it due to the importance of the precedent, due to the long sustention of the charges made against the Judge, and especially due to Judge Watrous, if charges so notorious and so appa- rently sustained on preliminary investigations are really false, that tLe controversy should be determined by the final investigation and ver- ot the United States. We will briefly state the points, as they strike us after’a necessarily rapid examination of the public documents which compose the record of ‘3. maiR DRESSES, CORSETS, of ail CH FLOWERS and FEATHERSofsii osli on THURSDAY, DAY,as she will bave an opening every week this month, and until farther oe Market Space. between 7th and sth sts. '—A_modern-built ntaining 10 room: door (west) for ter: toation services ie. te dy the Cuore Union of this city. ‘The pub- ded-at _(Unionand Intet.) VANTED TO PURCHASE-2 seoo SHOW CASES and 2 COUN Kirkwood een ders can bs acoom- t Board. Locat: eral Tabie Boar, bs in the aity, Se TH STREET, between G and H. RENT—An excellent two-story ani base BRICK DWELLING, witb a large en pericr fruit ys It is these grave issues which give the case of Judge Watrous a prominence above the cir- cumstance of the heinousness of the charges pre- ferred against him, and even above the fact of @ sovereign State occupying the position of ac. ENT OF THE Fep- mm closure containing som: ated on Yd street east, betwee: south, in close vicinity to the Capitol tant. Apply to MR Sd and now on hand: and CARPE LTS, SHEETS, SIDEBOARDS, & and WOOD SEAT KERS, 0 SHOPKEEPERS A inrge lot of email 'UYS, at wholesale, al sx? ve SLAMMOND’S, 7 NO. irgiuia = east. . for ladies and gentlem LAMMON D'S, 7th atreat. AFFLE TO BE ON THE lochof fora go04 close CARRIAGE. at J. FL cory Store.on F street. between 4th * arriage oxn be seen at the store cn Tickets Mierch, de3 st* re STOCK FOR CHRISTMASis now i tion. Tr esp oseOE RANK LIN PHILP, Bookstore and Fino Art Gallery, 382 Pa. avenue. between Sth and 10th ats. WatcH REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING. Watches and Chronometers carefully repaired by ski:lful workmen. i edding, and “At Home” Carda ele- gantly engraved aud printed. W. GALT & BRO.. Jewelers, New Store. 354 Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, of Browns’ Hotel. STOV f a, Indeed, all kinds of CABI and HOUSEKEEP our goods low. Call an will exohangs new goods for old. CASH FOR FURNITURE. We buy all kinds of Housefurnishing Goods, Whether in large or smal; lo 1 We invite those who are selling off t give usa call, st No. 408 7ty street, § doors south IR VARNISH all REPA and R is He T FURNITURE ICLES. We sell and see for yourselves. We SE, with large -building elegant! No, 5:4 Maryland avenus, corner Ist. Wi ¢ house and ampie . ul be rented wi the furniture, as desired. Appl ys RENT —A handsome three story BRICK r The circumstances all combine to require the action of Congress on the case in the form of a trial. On the other band, it is easy to see that to dismiss the case reckless!y would accomplish nothing; but would acquit Judge Watrous in a very unsatisfactory manner if he Le innocent. It would do a most violent injustice tothe pub- lic and parties directly interested if he be guilty; it would, at least, leave everything in confusion and conflict; and it could only have the effect of avoiding the decision of questions of public law of the highest and most vital in- the night of the raffle. ee SS al EMBERS OF CONGK ESs end others ean be provided with comfortable sooommodations, enient and pleasant "S, No. 453, \3th at, \ 6e6 im* °N. B. We also kinds of Furniture. HIS BEING THE LAST SEASON THAT on renconable terme. tM Rs. M tween E and € _ ENT—Larre PARLOK and jorre Cram: ber attached, handsomely furnished and li with gas, = tho first floor. large and single the prices on ail Shawls, Cloaks, Ragisns < ‘i ‘assimeres and Vestingsall placed on a f Leva and Dress Goods + + : treet, east side, be! reduced scale of prices Silk and a'l other kin: for winter wear cffere: _It is ourdetermined purpose to close out our en- tire winter stock (which is much most sre ee the District) at largely reduced RLOR AND BED CHAMBER FOK E rnished with gas, fuel, *0., &c ,—at Penn. avenue, se adiaer Kirk- Our Turory.—We find the views we enter- tain upon the philosophy of import duties un- der the Government of the United States, most forcibly and clearly stated in the brief extract from the admirable annual report of Secretary Cobb, hereto appended. We therefore adopt it, line for line, and word for word, as express- ing our doctrine upon the subject. The day will come, not long hence, we trust, when these ideas will again command the approbation of a large majority of both Houses of Congress, as we fear they do not now. Sueh duties shoul the required revenue, at large the smallest an it is obvious that this i taxing, in preference to others, are not produced in this ticles produced here, roduct bears the least mported are the fittest is. that in taxing articles not made in the whole sum taken from the con: jato the treasury, while in the other class the hanced value not only on ported, but on the quantity made last tax is paid not to the treas- thereby rendering burdensome, but ¢ producer being bene- € consumer.’? the I«rgest and Meta Gray, or What Makes Home Happy; by OR RENT—. N correspondents ly inall fabrics adapted for One price only. marked in plain figures ; hence no purchaser is deceived, We are not opening any new accounts. _ All bilis presented monthly for payment in cash. Temporary sojourne: so icited to visit our stook; it incurs no ob’ two-story BRICK HOUSE— It contains 9 rooms xibly situated im the immeciste ee » Good tenants 6 se.d us new suppl. Book for 833; price $1, id ates Spend Pita t Juvenile and ‘Loy Books. the best assortment in if SHILLING TCUON’S . Odeon Building. corner 43g st. aud Pen. avenue. HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, Penn. avenue, three doors Westof Willards’ Hotel, the greatest variety of all kinds of Fish Flesh, and Fowi canalways be found at all ho Gentiemen having rooms in that vieiuty will find it creatly to their interest to take their meals with m Sup atary hour pplied with the very best All the Holida Vicinity of the may inguire at BOARDING. BOARDING —MR®*. H. M. PY- bas vacancies for four Table Boarde! southeast corner of E and 9th streete, (No. adjoining Mrs. Kingsford’s Acad ravle rooms are also now vacant. R DING, with handsomely furnizhed Rooms, cnat 70 lah etroet, berween Ean mn at 4 hh street, ween “Tavie ‘Boarders, also be acoommodated, idents, and strangers pect th O® THE HOLIDAYS! r Mache Goods, Toy Books, Alphabet Bi id. be laid as will produce | the day and night. y imposing on the People id the most equal burdens. hy rands of Winss, a. ‘urnished Rooms torent. Apply de 8-4t" Vissting and W eddu: Every variety of Fancy Stationery Good: ust received and for sale cheap. w retail. Cailand examine and save money. deand Envelopes. A. W. BRINKLEY respectiully informs frends and the public that sho is pre, to accommodate board: manent, On reasonabie com{ortable home, whe: where avery attention will be paid to make them willdo well by applying immediateiy idence, No. 62 south Eutnw street. be- tween Camden and Pratt sts., Raitimo: —_————_ GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. A COURSE OF SPLENDID LEC TURES—On next THUUSDAY EVE- NG, the oth instant, the Hon. Davin Pati Brown of Philade!phis. will de'iver the first ofa series of Lectures in Church. Georgetown, D.C. . m. Subject: Value of iime. Family ticket for Season tioket. admt ing Gen’ country; and among those in which the home roportion to the quantity ee rms. Persons d ROFESSORS ANTONIO & Dancing Academy ii Hall, corner of Penn. avenue an ‘'arents who would li* corner 7th and D streets. \ENTS’ SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS, of 75—superior to any ever J. ROSENTHAL, Pa. av id door above Rth'at._ [ RS. MARY N. WILSON respectfully informs r her friends and public to have their chi dren, Teoeive a complete instruction in tie true aud! noble artof Dancing will eain the worth of their popular Dances which sre ¥ our own make, offered before at thi consumer pays the en the quantity im solicitude. All the most now fashionabie in Paris |! be taught by them 1) f Instructions ; Gentiemen fri Thuradays, and Saturda: N. B.—Private lessons academy or in families. KY GOODS!—DRY GOODS!: AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ling off to reduce our very heavy; ‘ortment of rich Fancy and Staple DRESS ‘ODS, to close them out by Ist of January— Fancy Colored Dress Sil rich Printed Mousselines wide Biack and Colored Silk Veivort | fine Plain and Plaid French Al! handsome Cloth Cloak A large assortment of long Broche and other styles Shawls. j Ww or & general Sssortment of first-class Sta- le Goods al uct rioes. - PW! COLLEY & CO. No. 523 7th at., 3 doors above Pa. av. Geer NEWS AND NEW GOODs, Having just received my fresh supp'y of fine Frenoh Confections aud Bon Bons. trom the fi arca d Strudier & Co., N red to furnish ail 'aus style. at cheapest rat~s. my large supply of large Fruit and Pound Cakes, with wll the little eteet- majl fine Cakes every ‘barlots, fine fancy ler andon hand for ury, but to the manufacturer, such a duty not only more grossly unequal; the hom fitted at the expense of th permanent or tran- sient. Residence—Pa. avenue, south side, Detwcon 6th and 7th sts., No. 325. given at any hour at the de 8 3t* dict of the Sena’ -, COTNMEN alBo'e! ‘The force of Charaster and Arromxtuent.—J. Hemphill Jones, of Dela- ware, has been appointed Chief Clerk in the First Comptroller’s Office. ‘G'S CH BAZAAR. ecedented rush to H. jes Are not slow to find out the lal selection of goods inprecedented encourag: and large sales xinoe our opening, | have the p'eas- ure to announce that I have LOWERS, RIBBONS. ment of OK NAMENTS. sing, for beauty and elegance, any ever ibited in the city. ARTICULAR ATTENTION jes 18 called to new styies of CLOAK, OObs. MING, EMBROIDERY, LA FITTING AND MAKING DEPARTMENT. I uxementto defy all competition® iment practical artist in the Fit- ‘ices always moderate, teed to ali our custome INTER CLOTHING or SUPERIOR QUALITY. Tag Wearnen.—The foll weather for this morn’ lowing report of the Judge Watrous was appointed by President is made from the Morse Polk United States district judge for Texas, with the powers of cireuit judge attached to the office; and but a short while after bis elevation to the bench, his judicial conduct appears to have created great dissatisfaction and distrust. He was popularly accused of having obtained the office with a view to speculating in land titles, and abetting a monstrous conspiracy of fraud on the public domain of Texas. These accusations assumed a definite and responsible shape. Resolutions were adopted by the State Logislature urgently requesting his resigna- tion. These appear to have been disregarded; while, as bis judicial career progressed, other acts of his were protested against; and specific charges of the grossest corruption were at last brought to the attention of Congress with a View to remove him violently. In the memorial addressed to the Thirty- fourth Congress, he was accused, on alleged doc- umentary evidence of the highest character, be- ing records of courts, &c., of betraying and de- frauding a suitor in his court; and he was also charged, on a full and apparently responsible statement of facts, with having used his court to advance a corrupt and concealed interest of his own in certain land suits, and with having as- sisted in the procurement of alleged illegal and forged testimony to fortify the claim of himself Prize of eleven equare Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: pi ie 5, 1838. st received a new im- TLSON, Pastor, TS. ARTIFICIAL EL A I JOHN T. BANGS, JON. D. CATHELL, Committees on Lec ures. TAKE NOTICE.—Persons in arrears for ration will please call Taxes due this Cor, G Xpense and mo DRESS TRIM- CES, all of new Cc Georgetown, D. YOR BOSTON—1 ver, Levi Crowell and is now aischarging bh: Wilmington, N. Columbia, 8. C Charleston, 8.C. arties in first iar packet brig Anco Twili have as usual e reg master, les arrived Z er oareo, She will be. @ freight for the above port on Wed nesday. Apply to HARTLEY & BKO., be 7 and satisfaction guaran- _ de3 2w Columbus, @a....... Montgomery, Ala... Lowe; Pesach Tree, Ala. Mobile, Ala... Gainesville, Miss New Orleans, La. Frederick, Md Hagerstown, Md Cumberland, Md cloudy, pleasant. de JEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED : N WAREHUUSE, rainy, windy. riventoall parties. Serv: ra atlow rates, Aji] ask is rial. 3 EAVER, 347 Pa. avenue. N. B. My health having improved since the past summer, I have not sold my estabushmont, as ad- } neither is it for sale now. BY Cc. ADDISON, R STREET, GeoasFTown, D.C. 0 any polat in Washin HAN. Nos. 91 and93 Wate Feed deliverei t Georgetown free of oharge. SELLING OF Ss DEKIES. AT KEwU JOHN H. SMOOT, No.9 Bridge stre wishing to sel! off his entire Bsyadere and other Fancy Silke. Biack and Colored Flourced Robe: Bayadere Valenoias end Poi! de Chevr ain al!-wool Delaines, jon and Coberg Merino: every other kind of Dri broideries, Shawls, Riv! 1 iste offer all o} which are mostly now and de: bought for cash. at very reduce Ladies and others buying for rainy, 66°, wind SE eeTaining, cold. 53_ GOODS, EMBROI- AINS JUST RECEIVED & GREAT CHEAP CASH STORES, Avetion BARG Sassimere Pants, 3 t Handker'fs, Parkeesburg, V: Cincinnatl.O.. - Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 2. m. (cor- tected for temperature) 29 925; at noon, 29.957. Thermometer, at 7 a. m. 43°; at noon 40°. — yesterday, 43°; minimuin last night, . +e —___ CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fitth Congress—Second Session. In tHe Hovse, after our report closed, yes- terday, Mr. Mann, from North Carolina, elect- ed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Clingman, and Mr. McKae, from Missis- the vacancy eaused by the man, were qualified and as- s, Robe D’Chambrios, Travelling Caps, Travellizg Bags, &o. Silk Cloth and Cassimere Life Preserving Vests, 1234 cent Ualiooe: ko. cent Bleached € ‘22 cout Bleached C S7 cent Carpeting... 5) cent Carpeting. $1 Carpeting. ... # cent Floor Ui : In addition, we have one of the ALso SECOND-CLASS CLOTHING AND BOYS’ CLOTHING CHEAP FOR CASH. $70 PENN. AvENUK, UNDER Browns’ Horet, One Price Guiz. is &o., wil! from this f tne above Goods, sir b'e, having been oes. ash will find bar- t paying customors will also fiud goods JOHN H. SMOOr, STEPHENS. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS. f LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK, To Bs Deawn IN BaLTiors. WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,Ciass 41 To be drawa MON DAY, Deo. 6th, at 5o’clock p.m. and partners to a land city, Which we are selling at our To these grave charges made under all the circumstances of notoriety and public solem- nity, Judge Watrous interposed no defence before the committee of investigation of the ‘Thirty-fourth Congress. A unanimous recom- mendation was made by the committee of that Congress for his impeachment; but it was not acted upon by the House. Finally the case was pressed upon the atten Congress, the Legislature deterwiuation of it, in the by the Constitution. Watrous make an attempt He appears at last to have elaborate defence, assisted by the ingenuity of counsel and the testimony of favorable nesses. His impeachment is now recommended by an equal portion of the Judiciary Commit- tee that made the investigation; and the House is now called upon to determine the case by putting the Judge on trial, or by a wholesale acquittal and discharge of the entire matter. We have not indicated the opinion that the case should be fully and fairly tried by Con- gress from any Presumption of our own that such triai must result in his conviction We have no right to presume our slight acquaintance ease. But however it may result, we think that a trial is important; that it is called for by high considerations of dut policy, and that it should rot Jy and recklessly by Congress, to whom alone, the country can look for the oor- rection of the abuses and the restriction of the limits of the judicial power. Todismiss the case now would be but to make “ confusion worse au ‘for it would determine nothing fatisfactorily as to Judge Watrous’s guilt or plunge the whole matter R. BRICK HALL Seyenth street, above I. Curistmas }; jos sippi, elected to fill death of Gen. Quit: 090 BUSHE CUR Now Jersey POTATES in at in lots to suit purchasers, LS PRIME WHITE MER- ore and for eale PETER BERRY, 85 Water street. C'ipes CIDER !—CIDER &! nd other retailers can be supplied with fied CIDER in quantities to suit, and op ARNY & SHINN. PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned havi give notice that they Bills and resolutions from the Territorics being called for— a Mr. Laue introduced several private bills relative to claims of parties ; Mr. Otero introduced bills for thecompletion of military roads from Fort Union to Santa Fe, New Mexico; from Tavs to Santa Fe; and for making a grant of lands in New Mexico, Kansas and Missouri, to aid in the construction of rail- roads; referred. Mr. Bernhisel introduced a resolution in- structing the Committee o: inquire into the ex of 2,000, 10 of 1,450. 10 of ie 194 of 200, Tickets $5, halves $2.5), quarters BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class 33, To be drawn on TL for the couing Chr: RUBY'S. that man of sacu fame id things” a body could name. ec. 7, at 50’clock, wn. tion of the present of Texas urging a manner prescribed then did Judge for his exculpation. been drawn into an ry country and clime, and rar-st oid Wing. Tickets $5, nalves $2.50, SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY,Class 43 To be drawn on WEDNESDAY, Deo. 8, at 5 o’elk, ng Boceptod the azency, now are prepared to furnish their ue generally with Massey, AUGHT ALE, barrels, at Baltimore prices, for As we sell this Ale on.y on com- on, our terme will be rigidly adnered to. Satia- 1b every instance, be given within twenty-f tie Ales, Porter, equal, if not superior, dozen, delivered rgetowu, or Alex: marion your taste te begat Customers and the publ. nd of 0 Collins & Co.’s superior in whole and half CASH on delivery. m m Military Affairs to pediency of refunding to the ry of Utah the expense incurred in sup- g indian hostilities in 1853; also, to in- y of constructing a mil- 2. Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.50. CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class 82, To be drawn on Shari nt Dec. 9, at 50’clock, yh 5 quire into the expedienc iiary road from Badger’s Pass to Great also, that the Committee on Terri- to the expediency of making a Ppropriation to increase the territorial Mr. Stevens introduced bills for the eon- nm road from Fort Aber- iver of errhp, to Seat- provided notice ur hours after KE ChACKEks, au is & And the gtria can be sulted at ti For Ue keops ever st) and Brown Stout (fall: to re an any pert of ria. ARNY & SHI 51 Green street, Georg: m I'll be sure to please, o. o. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters 81.25. POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Cinss 43, To be drawn on FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at 50’oluok pm. va 35, quarters $1.25. MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Ciass 35, To be drawn OaDASUEDAY, Deo. 11, at 5 o’olook must carry heme, got from Bologs a. struction of a w: ¢rombe, on the RK tle, on Puget’s Sound, Upper Missouri and Col to the Committee on Mi The Speaker submitt Court of Claims; buy for ourselves a ba-ket of Wixa. So, come, take my arm, his store’ jumbia rivers; referred litary Affairs. ed reports from the and communications from the of State communicating an abstract istered American se:men, and transmitting a statement of the contingent expenses of the State Department and missions abroad; also, from the the Interior transmitting a state’ contingent fund of that departmen: memorial irom the Legislature of Nebraska reference to school lands; also, of the Territories of W. HE WELL-KNOWN P. and Oculist, Dr. WOLF: RIS OPTICIAN the United States for Suiting at firet sight with his most @erfal Venezuelan and Brazilian tal Rook Spectacles and Eve 6: which have received the highest tthe World’s Fair, unprovements in reg reons living at a distance, yy be sent to the rown how fimous all_ove always on hand for sale. Pais workmen wili A — took of C: ith the details of the UCKSKIN GLOVE 831,490, 4 of 5,000,” B eT 4 of 1.500, to their supply ot lo GAUNTLRR own manufact: unmodst terms. Drawers iuade too GAUNSLETS, AND of tne returns of regi: a 4of 3 50, 4 of 2,000, 10 of 1,000, Bre beyord dow! fo str ngth and also,for clesring snd easines: vision he produces for the weak eye of the eye tending to cata:iact a v.sion ver could. He £0 of 500, Tickets $10, halves DOLLAR SCHEMES. MONDAY, Deo. éth, at 12 noon. Capitals. $5, quarters $2.0, and MIT LENS, ail of thi y and of public ure, Which they off Buckskin ‘Shirts aud URG & EBERT, Int and 2d streets Georgetown, D.C. to whom, and ies of the pee aralln and phens moved that when the House adjourn to meet on Thursday next; The House adjourned city, before going to him, to wiring of their frend: entiemen here and rergthenisg Spectac! will t-stify agto the advantages deriv, made, prepared, ani ouly sold by satisfy themssives first is amongst the thousands ho Y, 7, TUBSDAY. nee. at noon. DAILY KEKALD, DAILY ‘Tribune, News, Puiladeiphia P on the eveuing of the Sinele copies for sale. or delivers bers even cvafounded ; ¥ resit bs sam: x tine ieieo, the New "York, Philadetphia, sreguiariy eee ived and for sale ir innocence, and would again into popular di, The people of Texas hay, will be satisfied with noth: The Judge himself shoul Bothing lees. And, upon the whole, say, that after the case has prog and hes excited the interest of the country, and has drawn out such conflicts of opinion in the committee-room, and has involved so many Portance, so many ques- of lew and morals, and 90 many questions , =" WEDNESDAY, Dec.8, at noon, __ ©ptioa! Instrements imported direct Capitals. from the best manutactures in @ sold at very reasonable corner Penn. avenue and &th street, or No. h street, between D street and M. W, GA. a ie Wales ee W STORE-S% Pa Avencr, ETRE the cherpest lot of > Whit eat iy ortablenhe A Newsrarper Ac morning’s Philadelphia large double sheet, conta! ident’s Message, Gen. ¢; mar, and correspondence terior Report, Treasury War Report, Post Office Land Office Keport, and Pension complete, as before remar: itortal summaries, maki amas, without inter Advertis ‘© shown that they ng short of a trial. id be satisfied with VEMENT.— Yesterday North American was a ining, entire, the Pres- Letter to Mr La- with Mr. Forsyth, in- THURSDAY, Deo. 9, at noon. 65,28 1,000. FRIDAY, Deo. 10, at noon. qn Tiekets 91. SATURDAY, Dee. 11, at noon, «. tee &, FRANCE & OR: Mameenne -B \. , undel 216 Penn. aven' ren y Foun dort partion joul: itten- Very elegant PLATED BER, Lender, te st, reseed so far, ked, and with fail ed- ing thirty-five solid col rina with the usual daily Sets MADE TO ORDER. questions of public im Plated Ware ever offered fo wartasn OAS YORE 'N EDS. Rte, 9 order, and AMUSEMENTS. ASHINGTON THEATRE. Stace Ma ~-.. 8. D. Evriner, Third Night of the Season Second eppearance of Mr. CHARLES FISHER and Miss ALICE ORLY. First appearance of Miss J. MANNERS. THI BY 5, Dec. 8, 1858, he Muss Alloe Grey --» Mr, Charla Pusher < with A LOAN OF A LOVER Gertrude, (with songs)... ...... Muse J. Manners ries as Ususi. {ie Fe jox Office, for th seouring of seats, will be store, corner of Penn. # will be daily from a MITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. GRAND CONCERT BY THE CHOIR UNION IN BEIALY OF TRE pak Young Men's Christian Association, Om TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. ith. cOAsion will be presented, for the first _ in thee ety. the celebrated ‘Coutnta, by Mr. @xo. F. Root, entitied “THE HAYMAKERS “ele from which were received with such upt- Soran favor ar the ‘Natiocal Mu Conveation in thie Gani tata, as the title intionten, is Pounded upon scenes and incidents connected with the hsy - sod ts etvided into two parte, cao’ pert re;resemting into two parte, r oy eeemges EF + The princtpal personations aro— The Farmer.............--—--. -.--....-Raritone mat The Farmer's Daughters} a Beiry Maid Mezzo Sopranc Willian ¢ tired men holeees pense J ai fied with Solos. uete, ty diversi 3 Titos, taesttoten, G usaietien, Choranee and Sem- Chorosrs. it bas been in rehearsa! for some time past ; much care has been taken io groduce it in the best etyir, oe OUr oilizens can be iy ised onl treat wasbenet of ind ones ates if Beard of Maorgere e Yo chrimion Asscolation, and a! the different wand sic Stores “ive doors will be opened at 635 o’elook ; the Con- ert will commence at 8 v'clock. Gen WP SME HILHARMONIC HALL. THURSDAY § VENING, Dee. », FATHER KEMP'S Old Folks’ Concert Company, Consisting of THIRTY-SEVEN VOCALISTS, with their GRAND OkCHESTRA, i m The Costume of One Hundred Years Ago, wil have the honor of appearing m ove of their Home ips R&MEARSALS. a elation pene, * sidven 35 gt, Doors open at 64, ; commence at 7 0'o! Tickets be had at the Rookstores of Moora, Motsorcct. I Devin tnd3.F nie Peo 2 THURSDAY AFTERNOO by particular request, the Old Fo of tn r Choice Entertainments, at the lor aAcoommodation of the Indies ard Children of Washington and Georgetown. Weovespay Nicxr. The os Foiks sing at Liberty Hall, Alexandria BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Partioulare in future advertisement. T HE BALL wr THE WASHINGTON will take place at the WASHINGTON ASsEMBLY Koons, On MONDAY EVENING, Jan 3a, i838. Caeniens in future advertisement. By vider of the des COMMITTFE, I OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMENTALS. vy} ‘The members of the “ Monumental Club” take great pleasure in announcing to their friends = the public genera:ly that they will give A ‘otiilon Party at Harmory Hail. street, een 12th snd 13th, qn MONDAY, Decem- ber 13. 185. Hspute’s celebrated String Band bas been engaged for the occasion. N. B.—No hats or uniform shirts wed im the room. Tickets FIFTY CENTS—admitting a gentleman and ladies. . By order of the de6-M,W,* Sa M* COMMITTE WANT3, ANTED-—$1,2® foré months. Good seouriy end good intere-t will be given. Add ess SCAPITAL.” Post (fice, Hox ee ti ANTE.D—A BOY to rur errands. &c. Apply at fT. McGILL’S Steam Job Printing Estab- lishm Pennsylvania avenue, neeriith st. it TED-By young German, a SITUA IN as Journevinan Baker or Confectioner. Apply at No. 464 9th street. d-8 2" ANTED!—WANTED Ww hotels, borrding he families, and others, to k het they can be pint with Porte: Cooks, ¢ rivers,and © bi ct ips and Ser calling at BAK: K’S General In Fea y Office, No, 505 7th street, oppos. lows’ Hall Qu ANTED To REATT e WANTED TU KRENT—4 STORE on the north side Fa. avenu~. somewnere between 4 df ish streets, Address J. PHILBRICh, att Office. « J Wadi p—8 & most respectatle Woma: SITUATION to Nurse gro to take the entire charze of an i best references can be given. Cail between Sth and tth CeLerep SERVANT WANTED.~A Co’- / ered Woman is wauted to co housework in & small tamily. Good wages will be given. Apply st No. 298 Delaware avenue, corner +{ C tires . pear the Depot. de? Tu. Thas* J ANTED— By a respectabis mi’d.e-azed Wo- an, nd * restaurants, private mi SITUATION as housekee do. pla: ine. Good recommen atic Apply = 243 D, between Isth and 15th be fn A MAN WHO HAS 4 SMALL FAMILY Wishes a >ituaty over orto work on a farm. He baz good recommend: . Addre: eS MANGUM, Washington City ——— ANTS.—The proprietor of the Inte ige W Office and House Ageuer. ‘311 C street, oor T Tespectfully svlieits the petronage of tami- uring competent Servants of good charac~ uted, now, eeversi good Cooks, Chamber- Waiters, Drivers, and Fara Hance, 7 —_—_—_—————— LOST AND FOUR. ND—On Tuesday morning. Decemb-r 7th. which the owner can have by calling at paving forthieadvertixement. it REWARD.—Stolen on Friday night, 33d, from the Seven Locks. Mont . komery county, Md.,e Brown HORSE, about Jor lo years old, slightly string hauled on ove hind leg, snd a scar un’ or the post.il joint of the -awe leg. Bad on’ when taken a half. im riding enddie and a bridle, one-half round and the cther bail fi The stove reward will be pd for the return ¢ bores to DARNES’ Livery Stable.on Br jeorge ). Cand $25 for the arrest of tue tied. le Se $2 REWARD wii Le Tee rebeu sion of &® NEGKO named Grace, who ran awry from the sub iber ou Sunday, the Sat efGotoler. She mulato. about 5 feet 2 inches high, posed to be about 60 venrs of age. She is osed to be seoreted inthis city or Alexandria. ‘Phe above reward wiil be paid if she is secured so thet I can get her. C. M. KOUNES, des 3* No. +55 _D street. OST—This mornine, between the City Post Of- fiee apd Bans of Washinton, a bandsome carved GOLD BRACELET. The finder wivi b rewarded by leaving it at tbe Star office. dee [POUND—Some three weeke arco, by one of the carriers of the Star in Georgetow: Gi BRACELET. which the owner can, soribing the same and paying jor this advertisement, — the Agent. or Mr. C. BUTE L| D STRICT OF COLUMBIA, : A, x sen — ‘by certify that ~Filaby, Esq.. of Wastingten county in the District aforesaid. brovelt te: me, the subscriber, one f the justices v1 toe pesoe mm and for xaid county. this 4.1 December, 1858, u4 8 sire: Paeeing on his enclosures.a BLACK HOKSE: binned forehend ; almost = mda = 3 bind = white ; ewiten tail, erp, Ure mest - Given under Bihan ps JOHN 8. HOLLINGSHEAD, J. P. caepapienroneapareetneseseeees D9~ The owner of the above described Horse is weated to come forward st the dence TRISBY, Reg’ nearthe bastern Breach Bester, ve property, charges, and inke im awav. or e'wii! be'soid io pay charres, cracd toover lis value. Ct Whee have row ns ————— Fixe HAVA ~4 at ae 5 oy J i Teceived at "| ¥ Store, 113 Pa. avenue, se oer eas Ee FINE TOILET SUAPS—Lubin’s, Low's. pay id Other mnkes—foreniea: MOORE'S Ae Drug Store, 3 Pa. avenue, south side, ——— — z ECKIVE, A cance “NRE SEER ing-cuass r e. whneh I am selling at 50 cents > dos: . Worth SE GREEN, nZi-tf (States) Im Pa.av.. bet. 17th & 18th ats. Bare ara ogy