Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1858, Page 1

HE EVENING STAR] _ PUBLISHED SVBRYYAPTSE NOON, (sUmDaY ) aT THE STAR BUTLENOk Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & Bleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. Papers servedin packages by carriers at @48 year, ©r 37 cents per month. To mail subseibers the sub- Soription price is $3 508 year, in advance; @2 for 5.x mouths ; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of I2 cents s week. Single copies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or somi-weekly, 25 per cont. advance; once a week, 0 per cent. advance, ame i oe a ee ee enn ener WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1858. vee - me VOL. XH NO. 1,836 WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSS?P. [DEFERRED ARTICLES.} Taz Usirep States Postar Revexce.— Some w ago, we published in the Stara tabular statement, showing the receipts from and the expenses of the postal service of the United States in the respective States of the Union during the years ending June 30, 1857, and 1858. On that occasion we were not al- lowed access to the record showing the cost of transportation, and hence our columns con- tained only the aggregate of the compensation of postmasters and incidental expenses of post offices. Through the kindness of Henry St. George Offutt, Esq., we are now able to add the expenses of transportation, copied from the official record in manuscript, as the document has not yet been printed. We give this in the following table, which affords a convenient comparison of the entire expenses of the De- partment in the several States during the years 1837 aud 1858: 1857. 185s. Maine . $136.15906 $209.676 10 New Hampshire 102 639 87 113,275 65 Vermont + 120,060 48 135 045 16 Massachusetts..... 401,296 92 435,236 93 Rhode Island + 40,979 82 45.493 60 Connecticut . + 184,716 02 209,451 75 New York. a 1,154,111 37 New Jersey + 151 070 98 154,456 09 Pennsylvavia 601.503 93 642 103 57 Delaware. . 32 702 93 Maryland. 298.671 03 D. of Cotumbi 39 595 71 Virgini» 473 843 42 x 230.581 88 234,599 59 343 801 20 156,888 20 248,749 63 232.507 78 472,299 92 Kentucky . 2 o Michigax. 230.061 84 Wisconsin 191.420 38 205,953 Louisiana . - 678.019 3 565,190 95 Tennessee + 215.595 06 223,152 71 Missour: + 295,028 41 445.509 66 Illinois. + 611.551 79 627.623 74 Ohio . + 750,862 39 780,776 10 Inc*ana. 303.623 15 361.234 65 Arkansas : 244.539 09 Iowa. 213,260 57 California. . 3 233,420 57 Ovcegon Territery... 33.950 64 41,502 34 Minnesota. + 59.463 41 115 004 60 New Mexico. + 436-372 31445 79 Utah. - 65874 06 32.274 65 Nebraska - 13,404.89 26,737 09 Wasbington e $4212 1,449 88 Ki + 29.853 14 7 857 36 FS) Increase in 1858.......... esse $913,121 24 Sexator Bropgeick.—All the world remem- bers with what emphasis Senator Broderick last winter announced, in advance, the vengeance of the good people of California against hiscol- league on account of the latter's unflinching Support of the policy of the Democracy with reference to Kansas. Well, the case he made went to the peop'e of California, forma'ly, and in due time. The result was an overwhelming popular rebuke, not of Senator Gwin, but of Senator Broderick. The story is briefly toldin the extract, from the San Francisco G/ode of the Sth ult , hereto ap; ended : Tue Reckontxe.—But a short time since King David came back to our State from Washington, like Saul of Tarsux, « breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the disciples” of James Buchanan. Upon the floor of the Senate cham- ber, he had denounced our venerable Chief Ma- istrate in terms too indecent to repeat He had eclared him-elf openly against the Lecompton iniquity,”* and his riguteous indignation would have visited summary punishment upon the fram sof the Kansas constitution, bad he been ® citizen of that Territory, by lopping off their auricular n “ts. When our worthy Senator, Wm. M. Gwin, who nobly and gallantly stood by the Adm} tion in the hour of trial—thus truly representing the wishes of his constituen- cy—presented to the consideration of the Senate the joict resolutions of the Legistature of Cali- fornis relative to the admission of Kansas into the Union as a State, asking (hat they be read, print- ed and laid on the table—after the Clerk had Tesd them, Mr. Broderick arose and said : “* The resolutions introduced by my colleague from the Legislature of California will have no influence upon my action here now or in the fu- ture. I am satisfied that these resolutions do not express the opinions of the ple of Cali- fornia apon the question to which they refer. I am satis‘ed, sir, that four-dfths of the ple of California repudiate the Lecompton fraud. I shall respect the wishes of the people, and pay Ro respect to the resolutions passed by a Legis- lature not representiag the opinions of the people of California. 1 merely say this now for the pur- pose of placing myself right on the record.” To which Senator Gwin replied - “<I do not intend to discuss this question, as it has from the cons d-ration of the Senate 1 take Issue with the Sena‘or in bis statement as to the publicsert ment in California on this su ject, and accept the tribunal he invokes— people. Before that great tribuoal I am willing bo present myself and abide its decision, having no doubt or fear of the result Mr. Broderick wisbed it placed upon record that he, David C Broderick, the ‘king ofshoul- der-strikers and chief of ballot-box stuffers,”’ had asserted that ‘four-fifths of the people of Cali- fornia repudiate the Lecomp:on fraud,” ergo,the resolutions jatroduced by bis colleague from the Legisiatare of California would have no influ- ence upon him, because “they did not represent the wishes of the people of California.” Upon this issue David was will! to go before the tribunal of the people, and this purpose he came to California. And what has been the ver- dict of the tribunal he invoked? Let the result of our late glorious victory, which bas sent a thrill of joy to the heart of every Democrat throughout the length and breadth of the Atlan- tie States, respond We echo back to our Atlan- tie friends the “ shouts of glad Udings”” which they seat forth, and which have been wafted to our shores : How our sboulder-striking Senator will feel es resuming his seat in the Senate chamber after this severe rebuke he bas received can only be imagined by those who are as lost as himself toali honor and all honorable shame. But did the valiant David accomplish nothing while he ‘was bere Was all this wratbful indignation to ‘waste itself into thin alr? Wereall these dread- fal threateaings but sound and fury, si pifying nothing? Assure: net. David did do some- thing. Aithough State, he yet retained sufficient of his former in- fluence over a ceriaia ciass of voters in Saa F ran- cisco, who have a marvelous veneration for “ the shoulder,’’ as to lose the city to the Democracy Dovid did this much; and whatever of credit or discredit may attach thereto belongs to David. Jive the devil bis due *” Fixping a Min (Seno: & somewhat similar story : Jobn Minear. a former resident of Sono: but now sojourneying in the mountains. 0: e day last week shot a grizzly bear —the seoor d one, by tbe way, be bad killed during the week— which rolled down the mountains some distance, loiging against a ledge of quartz rock. While nning the animal, his attention was attracted to some broken pieces of the rock ex-mincti B lous the ledge, by knocking off the moss, he was engaged in containing guid. On furt aware that be had found a lead of astonishin richness, which be at once took possession o Some specimens from the claim we have seen— taken from the surface, and gold is visbie in fusion, Thisisin the neighborhood of the Ban- = claim, aod op the 8 * Buchanan” PERSONAL. +2++ Col. Steptoe, U.S A. S. Consul, China, are at Will ---. Dempster, the ballad si near Batavia, ILinois, composing -++, Bisbop Fitzpatrick, op of Boston, has a Present month asa ju’ «++. Ex-Secator J writing an interest: Rent and Sale. R RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ina desirapie location, handsom hed. A to Capt, inder's Ballaiog. seg! QO _LET—The three-story 423: weer between Hand 425, Inquire on the premises Boots, Shoes, &o, BOOTS AND 380. Wood and Coal. ES Gairrin « Son having deter BERS OF CONGRES3 ST COMM NCING HO: is your chance to jay in el. Jam now receiviny Coal. Also, oo . ad spit ohes Depot. 1th atreet, R. W. BATES. INDLING WoOUuD than the rea! Resinous Pine msnu- indiing Wood. , is rusticating new melodies. Roman Catholic Bish- a the whole of the ere. Clemens, of Alabama, is for the Huntsville “The Rivals; a Tale of irr and Alexander Hamil- —— completely ADIER. No. 44, © lot of \.acies and Children’ &t 50 cents and 75 cents a pair, 5 THUS. B. Ge ELLING OFF room and gas, Rent $ eri no 0.314 Penn. avenue. SELLING OFF!!! BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, of every desori Laniss, Missxs. ¥ LADIES’ SHOE No. 16 Pena. avenue, dat Ladies.we manufacture ali our own goods, the; possessing ti! usied advantage securing them at course, resuits to t of fit, beauty, superionty over \oro0s8o ad Gaiters. &c., &o, fur winter wear, , o ates and Rian Sah at astonishing low prices. po 12-tf oS - RENT—A new. three-s HOUSE, with back building, between 19th and 2th streets. adjoining the new Presbyterian Chureh. R BLADEN FORREST, No. vaivanted. on Hl 840. Apply to have already learned that the + jr., President of the Sen- elected to the regular term of the unexpired term of the late +. Chesnut has been a member of the State for the last ten or posed, whilst in the House, tution as to parish rep posed the partici pa- ational Conventions the President and Vice President rinciple, he has ever OUTHS, aND CHILDREN, - James Chesn: ate of South Carol Proprietora of the Steai Office wainwest oaaee I 547. United States Senste, to fill the ENT—A street, between ith te: 5 tl i WILt Seep he premises to Mrs, ae aad treat oouthe ons si low and on very accommodating terms. Building Lot fronting 2% feet 30g inches ‘2th and C strve! no furnished HOU ‘ona took oon, Sth and 9h Streets, Out expressiy cents less than the usual iL) for my rales, wil’ be deliv ore at a reduction of and COAT. ofall k in crates and CHARCOAL of Soak. toarrive soon, will be pe orders st once at my office on 9th st., and E. . SAM’L H. YOUN Senator Evans. M: = of the Legislature Vane the alteration of the const! 60,8 very desirable im any quantity. tion of South Carolina, in of the United professed the States R Although elected now ¢rats in conjunction with a portion of the States ‘we presume that they will in no- is course In Congress:—Charleston t fronting on M street feet, between 4th and easy. Lot on F street south, situated i im- proving neighborhood, will be ry ommedat ing terms. For Ww. BRAY, Ri Sth streets. Terme FOR GENTLEM TOM SOLK BOOTS. HOOVER'S, hand 10th sta. accom! rticulare inquire of GEO! Rights party, Estate Agent, No, 516 7th A ump CUMBERLAND wise affect bi: T. J. & W. M. GALT. Cc OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE — soriber offers for sale a sp!endid Hou: on terms to suit the purchaser. ‘The house are situated within one mile’s walk of the F. rther information apply to J. BAU. “0. 297 C street, between the hours o'clock and 5 o’olock p. m. ELLING-HOUSE louse of Mr. bile! side, bet Wasa 17th a eee I The Georgia Legislature adjourns on Sat- R E D E BOOTS A Grorextown, D.C 6 A PO LBERT KiNG ‘8 past the Sole Agent in the Dis! for M Dupont & of Wilmington, Del- ‘eeps conatantiy on hand « large rtook of al POWDER manufactered in 25and 50 ib. kege ‘overn in25and 5lb. kegs 1236 and 25 Ib. kegs and in] and 36 ib. canisters in: Ib canisters —$_ IL7” Dressed poultry is now selling in Albany at 9and 12 cents a pound. ee eee mec Cavtion.—4 boy’s tongue was recently fro- zen toa lamp-post in Canada away with a knife by his father. {7 The fourth trial or Michael Cancemi for the murder of policeman Anderson, is now in Progiess a: New York. 'O a Peeps 37 Iron Hall. Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th ais, ADIES’ SHOES! LADIfS’ SHOE! success | have met with durin, short period I have been established, en- ables me to offer Ladies’ Shoes, of my own n.nke, at the following prices: Ladies’ best Eng ish Lasting Gaiters, @ best double-sole Morocco Boots, siove-kid Button m Overshoes and Sandals, 75 cents. Gork Soles, 13 cents. Ease best English Lastin cents, them, beri Herd 2B part. ad had to be cut ye stable and oar ah ment F reuted either furnished or unfurnished, Ducting Rta CK HOUSE TO KEN T—Looated on E street south, between 2d and 34, east. Rent reasonavie, and tak: Apply on the premisi RRENT IN THE BEST THE CIry. pase at present occupied by Dr. K It 1s on the nort between 9th and 10th streets. best business squares in Washington, to §) street. and containing il rooms besides the par- farther information apply on ti Diamond Grain in good condi- Eagie Kifi ‘Da. ae U7> The tirst rail of a horse railroad has been go ile laid on State street Chicago, with censiderable do, in % lb. fisske and can:eters in 5 Ib. canisters uaiity.on barrels Of the above will be sold at manufncturers rioes. and delivered free of charge to any part of ‘The character of Dupont’s Powder has been so rably known for naif century, that we deem it unneceesary to say anything in its We take pleasure stall times m showi salation and style of packages to sportamen 1™ Office No. 35 High street, joining the Canal Brid: . T.SANDS, UNDERTAKE K N STREET. Navy YaRp. to at all hours. Keeps — All orders from the oountry attended to with promptnesa and on moderate neativ reosired and varnished. W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 Tth « street, between G ani ee] constantly on hand eve: aired in his line—a ie ‘'atent Corpse Preservera, &c., & moderate. and his atter.tion instant on call, an Hacks furnished for eet pene i> The City Council of New York have re- cently passed an ordinauce, requiring all licensed hackmen to wear badges on their hats while on fh Button Gaiters, 75 OSENTHAL, No. 22 Pa. ave.. 2d door above sth st. Foe LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN, Spring and Summer GAITER Morocco and Kid BOOTS and SH cash ; all oolors and sizes for cost from this day for SAM?L. P, HOOVER’S, weil and favo: eee eee em i> The silly hand-slea movement has broken Out again this winter at the North, the women of South Prospect, Me., trundling a barrel of flour 2 miles on a hand-sied to Rev. Mr. Dunbar. pa ee Fez RENT.—The DWELLIN® HOUSE. No. the square immediately erst of Hal!, next door tothe residence isle, (the proprictor,) to whom applica- jouse will be rent of @ private family. The per annum, payable at such periods on, ee 23-tf 8, SLIPPERS, OES, at oost for one month, to redu tion may be made. T! Callas a se $-tf for the dweiling-house Stee haesaiiconise rit {7 The first practically useful sewing ma- chine was patented in 1816 by Elias Howe, Jr., of Cambridgeport, Mass. Severat years elapsed be- fore it became a paying invention. ———— U THE LADIES UF WASHINGTON CITY. Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladies’ Misses’, and Children’s Shoes for 8 past 30 y know by this fime what ‘and can safely sa: giving our wor! Funeral rn attend ‘une: 8 atten on hand ready-made Cof: ‘inds, and every article re- URNISHED APART. the first floor. elevated sidewaik,s PAK LOK and CHRAMBE. handsomely furnished, with the use o the south front. Location vi being near the Presiden: Grounasand Departments. To by the year, therent will be very at No, 460 New York avenue, secon: ol them in that line, that we do; which you can prove atrial. You can fi © articles at the principal Shoe Sto} 088 BO Son’s Philudelp! iff” The Mount Vernon entertainments ap- pointed tor next week at the Academy of Music in New York, bid fair to be highly successful. About one thousand tickets were sold on Mon- day. On the Mth a full-dress ball willbe giver, the orchestra of Musard providing the music. On the 16th there will be a grand instrumental con- cert, and the evening of the 18th will be devoted to a ‘combination of orations,”’ from various abie terms. Also, Saemitare well-known as J. W, a "His charges are OR RENT.—Suits of or single ROOMS, far nished or unfurnished, very desirably located, by the month, week, oriess term. venue, nearly opposite F. HOLDEN. CE FOR WOOD AND COAL 8 —For rent, tor ten years. a vacant treet, 51 by 129 feet, nearly ‘eshy an C HAS. H. CRAGIN URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—A new and handsomely furnished three-story HOUSE with back buildings and all the modern oonve- water, &o., osntrally located, in a cod neighborh a ISHER, at McGuire’s Au eost The undersigned has now and on hand a large nmi ve: of the day or night. lowert possible rates. I. Q. Ce LAMAR, a MAR, MOTT & AU: y. Te ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, HoLty Sprines, Miss., Court of Errors and ae a he Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of M sissippi. and will attend to the throughout North Mississippi. AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. From this date I shall offer the foi. lowing Goods for ess thn their real value, wi View of reduou i[7” The San Francisco Chronicle estimates the cost of the Fraser river gold fever to citizens of Callfornia, at $13,659,000, against a return of about $100,000 in gold dust, saying nothing abort the lives lost, hepes wrecked, and energies pa-a- lyzed by repeated disappointments—the bones bleaching along the banks of the Fraser, or re- posing in the depths of the ocean, while the tear- fal eyes of mothers, sisters, and wives, grow weary with vain watchings for the return of tho:e whom they may neve Will practice in the iccenr enls at Jackson, th ing executed with neatness and dis; pairing i OP opposite the new + Georgetown. & Noxrier,) Collection of C: sel ‘Washington. D.C. (Lat No, 483 7th str SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES, T Received a fine assortment of tie above embracing fold, Silver, Steel, Shell and Horn frames, with best Lenees of eve: H, Se MKEN,S® Pa. avenue, between 9thand 10th ets, eh AND MECHANICS’ P. NENNING, Principat. Lessons in Architectural and Orramental Design- ing, Engineering and Mechanical Drawii Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, »,in the third story of Agency Block, corner ‘Terms, $3 per month, jn advance. a ee ERNDON HOUSE.—The undersigned re- iP announces to Members of their families, and omen and ladies intending to p' by winter in Washiogvon, that he has refit nisned the above named house in a manne not fa)l to meet the approbation of ali who may honor him with their patronage. _ ‘The house is pleasantly situated on the corner of F and 9th strects.adjsoent the Patent Office and the rooms are lar, sche 4 OPERTY FOR SALE OR REN ouse at Bailey’s Cross Roads,6 miles from Washington and 5 from Alexandria, at the intersection of the Fairfax and Middle Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAI bor ie city, or inquire on the premises, SCHOOL OF DESI INS Deatu or Excuisn Nostewen.—The Montre:1 Transcript of the 30th ult., says it has reliable intelligence that Lords Grosvenor and Cavendish, and the fon. Mr. Ashley, bave been killed by I ROwy Ss ¥ PLEASANT FURNISHED CHAM- ttention paid to ERS, (one a large front reom,) with Board, or With breakfast only, ma 0. 339 F street. between 9th and lot, i—one of the most elevated 101 8S-MAKING, in the intest French styles, and at the Soortent, notice. Opposite Cantre Mark O LOVERS OF s v , NISON. RENTER, on C street, O81 Browns’ Hotel, pived hae VENISON ilied at Mount They came to this country with the twofold object of acquiring information and obtainin; With this view they accom: fon Mr. Bliice as far as St and they left him to proceed tothe prairies of the far West ou ah Itappears that thev there the Sioux tribe of Indians, an tramp they were met by a host le party of the Crow tribe, who set upon them, over them, and eventually murdered the whole. Lord Bury, who is at present at Montreal, and from whom the news was received, bas underta- ken the task of communicating the sad tidings to the parents of the unhappy noblemen. Lord Grosvenor convenient looati Table Boarders can Paul, Minneso'a, | (\OR RENT—The front PARLOR and BED- ROOM attached, over Kidweil & Laurence’s lesirabie rooms on Penn. bas just received fine Vernon, which will pe served in eve! taste of his patrons, in connection with all the cacies of the season—Game, Oysters. fresh r markets oan afford. XAMINE THE UPRIGHT PIANO, for sale orrent very low. - @ Petite Piano, for sale or rent very Drug Store. The most di avenue, om account of their nearness to Willards’ Hotel and the Departments. A'so.two Bedrooms - All furmshed. Apply to KID WELL ‘CE, FE, near corer l4th street, joined a portion of that while on the &c.—that this or ot! General Post C cheerful, and the public pario: rions and appointments -house — city respects, one 01 ed’ to make it a comfortab) P. MURRY., Proprietor. ny other toard s@ 18 intended to be, ‘T—To Members of Congress and lesirable suite of PARLORS S, with eas and every other convenience, situated opporite Willards’ Hotel, 225 Pa. avenue. 06) Others —Very di és 3 for sale or rent and BED CHAMBER: & ssa ype Sevin ostare Siri fe od ni Piano Store, between Sth and New Masia from Boston thir day. CARRIAG * uber having maac making it now one of the largest, jatriot, where his facilities ter home ‘or its guests. son of the Mai Lord Cavendish a son of the Duke o Devonshire; and the Hon. Mr. Ashley a son of the Earl of Shaftesbury. LET—ROOMS, (furnished,) with Board, m rivate family.on ee! i*th streets north, for a gentle: or two single centiemen. crc etal nS a DS POR RENT—The FKAME HOUSE vn 6 at, south, between &th and 9th streets west, (Isl- snd.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th street, running back 100 feet to 420 fuotailey. Terms, mee monthly. 0. 514, between @f every kind im season, Tas Subsor: Deatu oF Bishor Oxo the Rev. H. U. Onderdonk, formerly Bishop of the diocese including Philadelphia, died at bis residence, in Pine street above, Thirteenth. Hs disease was dysentery. Bishop O. was a native of New York, son of Dr. Jobn Onderdonk of th t city, and brother of Bishop Benjamin T. Oader- donk, of thediovese of New York. Hecommenc- ed life as a doctor of medicine, and after bein graduated, we believe, Edinburg, Scotland, practiced for some years in his native city Afterwards, studying theology, be was ordained to the ministry in the Episcopal Chureb, and after presiding over several congre- gations in the State of New York,was finally, in Isz?, elected Assistant Bishop of this diocese; with Bishop White, who died in Meade was the candidate nominated in opposi- tion to him. Bishop Onderdonk was ordained in Christ Church, in this city. He continued in charge of the diocese until the year 1845, when be resigned his position, and was succeeded by Bishop Onderdonk has on sev- eral occasions, made bis appearance before the He was a profound theolo- gian and accurate canonist, and in bis writings displayed gr-at vigor of intellect and remarkable logical acuteness — P. FRESE oOYys' RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at LLOYD'S NATIONAL RESTAURANT, (Fon corner of 7th and E streets. DONK.—On Monday: oe o 9 a enere! sat, On. ie en to giv le ofall binds of Carriages and Light Wegone Kept en ys | REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt- cqeront band Oarrnges arene JiIANUS © UK SALE AND TO ‘ent variety of new and second hy OS always on hand, from the facto- ries of Steinway & Sons, in New York ; B. Riechenbach, in Philadelphi in Baltimore, which I will sell or rent on moderate and easy terms. at my Piano Wareroom, No. 498 ith . REICHENBACH. AVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP- of those Philadelphia manufac °° @cnum, = Ls vA NB & Svenue, between Sth and 10th OMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west end of the city, within a few doors of the Seo- &nd water, with baths and shower baths. and 13 rooms. For further par- inquire at this office. 1 ———————— _ ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—The subscriber offers at private sale the property known aa the Bakery, situated on Canal, near the Alexandria Aqu of the Laterior. rT naeS from the University ot LACK are eback, TEA !!—36 chests of day. This fea supers: & great extent, as itis ind I IN been received to- jedes the use of Green Tea to eo south sideof the ch 18 about 210 teet deep m Canal being included in this prop- ‘The Bakery hae a front of 64 feet on the Canal and Controls & inches of water for driving its ma- fora Bakery or Coal Yard is not the py = Coal Yard now in the occupancy foet on the Canal and ‘af vie att ce and is as ener, the jt tated ba pe ¥ will be offered on liberal terms Corner 15th st. and Vermont ave: THIS MORNING & choice collection of GILT WIN- We reosived to river; the tow-path DOW 8HaD) bi street, above Penn. s' 1636. Bishop RE thwest corner 9th and D streets. (ntel.) TOOTH, NAL J} at 61 AND BANDOLINE his Sales Room, under ae atis 2 or Dated a A Store, near isth | Supply. RST eras of ce & Orme if anes ith | ana gs. pe periaeaay tho w fi Pa, av., near 13th st world as an author. ‘OLD WEATHER. UNDER-GARMENTS. ime to lay in your si Te THE LADIES! rin Havine just returned from ‘and best seleot ‘ashington, 1 now solicit the atten tion o' all in want of such articles to en examination ‘hioh will siways bs shown with plea- Ido not wish to FURS, FURS. a AppiTionaL CaLivornia Items —By the over- land mail at St. Louis the following additional California items have been received : The United States coast sur leroy arrived at San Francisc Georgia on the Sth. The bark Mario: Tebuantepec Line, on the 6th, with —— Harney arrived at Pits mM pris) will cost you nothing to Wish to purchase, corner of 14th street, Washington, D. ©. m ij OPKINS’S 8: corner 0! 6th st. and Pa. av. bet. Browns’ and National hotels. NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY te LOAN on STOCK SECULITIES es pORUBB BROTHERS OMMbNCE THE NEW YEAR WITH A linble Fur Store. Diary ; it is useful for r olin enumerate tne many kinds on hand, but ratherevery ine for themeelves at ing brig Faunt > ren the Gulf of one should call and OPKID * Si the White Bear. corner of met sth tree it ‘and Pa, avenue, XTENSIVE ASSORTMENT MAHOGANY, WAL MOTHER FURNI and Biank leaves for veryday in the year. SHIL- ‘ON has them oj all sizes for sale at very the most practicaland 10n, with almanno, the pioneer vessel of the ncisco for Ventosa Le Bon Ton for December, relinb'e work ever published Agency ate New York diately after the arrival of the Northern evening . Callor send for anything you may want in is incouver, October EW LAYER RAISINS, in whole, half, and juarter boxes ; Pema! aa oorner 1Sth at. and VEGETABLE OR F oF NUT, ROSEWOOD AN’ TURE. at Private Ahiad beoriber forse completed his assortment would r iy ot ture, ton, ad “E ene to cal 5 ie er ie hiss took for The American schooner John Dunlop had been seized at Honolulu, for violating the revenue ‘armont avenve. Johnston Prise, Democrat, had been elected to the California State Senate, to occasioned by the death of Mr Ferguson. The Sixth infantry was encam; ranche, six miles from Placervil! The attorney for the defendant uicksilver mine bad signified bis te with the United States attorney in an application to the administration at Wash- ington, praying it to apply to Mexico. for authen Uicated copies. under the try, of all documents in t M, ANT HAIR WASH. For beantifyiug acd preserving the HAIR. possess- rica omeee DERI OF THE SKIN, giving life —, chee geten ps M whol ie ret JOHN A GIBBS, Willards’ H No. 242 Pa. 8, Wi Bookstore, Odeon Bu: fill the vacancy corner of 4% street and Pa. avenue. o! “a at Vosburg’s ‘elnut, Cherry, and other Ward- Fine Bahosapy. Walnut,and Cherry, Jonny Lind | steads. Wa nutand Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- alnut — and Chairs. Fine cold Oak Marble top other Cottage Cham- ‘ Walnut Dressing and other Chairs of every descrip- , Sofa, and other Tables, Sod Crockery Ware, Looking ch other person My patpote# sod'on as favorable terme; and 1 be disappointed if Craim, pension BEUNTY LAND, AND igor to the brir * GENE ENTS, 4 ak s0 low in political insig- nificance as to be beyond the power of affecting, for good or evil, the general result throug bout the | Te*d!2¢ss tou All who served March, 1855. or, i under dt years have been success: Lov« FOR THE “GOLD EAGLE.” it. ived, & ficent lot of ENGRAVINGS, Tamed, PICTURE and LOOKING.G. 255 Pa. ave., opposite Kirk woods’. DANCING. Read Certificates of Prac: of which can be given, ‘e for some time rent ir Hi Gibbs, of this city, and lent preparation for keeping the ising Physicians, more eat seal ef that coun- ¢ archives relative to yy other agents us. de6-lm* y prosecuted by it used the Vegetable ade by Mr. John ud it an exoel- p entirely clear, moting the growth of the ling under my notice it was ied toarrest the falling off o: The gold bullion deposited for coini Mint at San Francisco, for the week vember 6, was 21,400 ounces. Business was but there had candles at an advance. nerally dull at San Francisco, —a celebrated Silver mine nm large sales of adamuntine in Soath America was discovered by a wen climbing mountain. Grasping a bush he pull. d it owt by the roots and found the glittering ore sticking to the earth. The Union Democrat tell. nccess. Itisnot ential ols whi ofthe bair bul ives ite nutriment. m wishing to purchase give mea call. FASHIONABLE Prof. H. W. MUNDER_ most respectfully an- itizens and public generally structions in the above beautiful and Bocomplishment will commence on! ireday Deo, 2d, 1858, at Temperance © Geatl srr classes on Tuesday and Thursday ven i! ‘clock. particulars inquire at the Hall on the above on Hotel, Georg nm. {[" Manager Ul!man has been sued for libel by the proprietors of the Courier des Etats Unis. i{7> A farmer in Indiana planted 4,000 acres of corn, and sent his husks to London, last year, where they brought $15,000. {> A Southern paper thinks the neutra'ity of the AUlaatic Cable, so earnest! ¢ Buchanan, has been It hasn't a word to say on either side. I[7 A citizen of New York $100 for the best essay on Alms and (he best practical plan of House a self-sustaining instit U™ Achaplain was once of collezians—‘ Gentlemen hy . earsto bad discourses’? diately clapped their ears. bia is not such a ing tothe official were no fewer than twenty-two thirty--ight arresta by the varjous offences du:ing las: month, nouyces to the No. 535 7th street. NEW FURNITURE BTORE, AM Washington, D. C.. CuLpzrer Covet Houss, November IS, 1858. have uxed the Hair Wash mad of Washington, D.C. en much injured by 8 pi ly useful in promoting the grows bsequent use of the W' Scalp, on which the loss of hai gntirely removed by leby Mr. John H. in & oRBe in which the er tl We would pois nif ly established. motto i ita.’ in Serene, A BRO. Gad BORay Erno. EORGE WOSTENHOL™M & SON’S Cele brated Razors, Scissors, Penknives, E: direct England. w oh are ¢ or retail, at greatly redi 1 no W-tr 290 Pas ‘it “evenings. ‘Cinsues atthe Uni condition of the offers a prize of Wedoeeday arse House economy, making the Alms repeated applica- WM. M. THOMPSON, M. D. Cc ‘SoURT OF A — 2 Th APTICRAT oF THE BuEAKFAST ‘ABLE, by Oliver Wendell Homes ; I. Jan sahtished ind be Apion said he, ‘close your wM. J Confiutig he students imme- OMceand me Pe a HLPS Bookstore, ei x” LUNDY, nat aa ai + ote., we le W, @. METZEROTT. moral city, af- statistics, we nriatmas presents, Lag 08.8 FHE WEEKLY STAR. a SSeTecreaees pana aos generally th: . Ah Single copes (in oan prom cs counter, rovgeaiately afar the issue = paper. Priee—THREL CEN IL7- Postmasters who act as agents will be ai- lowed 8 commusei~n Of 2 cents. Musical Instruction. H**® LESSONS—EX TRAORDINARY ""t ARP Ab,manu‘so'urers” 52, at New cal Rio ToRY. Prof, eCanie! holds forth the inaucement of giving hail a year's instruction wethoms charge, for th of making it a promment inrtroment im this oity Fini- Wise | fssoNe siven acoording to the methed of the ye ener onthe anette. teen Ste 1[7~ Read other rtisements in thie paper. no 27-1f Jorner lith et. and Pa. ae. Ayuetcan EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY. q _— Those who wart to puvohare a ‘ould do wel. to select one of Sr wWhic« is aecidediy the t gonsiderea by competent a. Mason. Woiientarpe others. aS} st anstrument, the fine ¢ not least) the most durable Pianos in the world, Having « list of near oN THOUSAND DATs Ag reler- noe t. their cslehrity. Soid at prices conei! bly Ess than avywhere else in the o: : Cad fo | New Musica. KgPosiTORY, oorner Lith street eo. THE HARP. Tue QUEEN Or ALL INSTRUMENTS, Parties wishing to learn the H , bat net be one, will be silowed the privilege of or daly practise without MosicaL Rerostrory by is mediate ar- Fangements witn Prov. C. T. Cane. for s thorough and proper course of tmstrucison, moiud- "s, Tobrated New Bakr Frrects «xp BLEOANT TONED Hakps from $20 to $300, war- ranted. Fi Haxp Srainos for $5.75. Everything in the music e Praxos, Hanrs, Gurrars, &c., &c., for sale and rent. Musical Repository corner 11th st. and Pa. av. no tf mesic ACCOMP LISUMENT. Prof. DE CGRNIEL, bas a few more hours to spare. which he will devote in giving « superior course of Musical Instraction, rarely to be met th onthe Harp, Pranoforte, Gwitar, Singing in Playing, &G. N. ucton ¥ ver wil be given where payments are not made in advanoe. Ei ments canbe mace by osiling sthis New Mus Repository, corner lth street and Pors enue. ool) -tf REDUCTION OF RATES, The New York d Washington Printing Telegraphs, using the + House’? Print- i Telegraph Instruments. General Ofis— Nation otel, entrance om Sazth street. Branch Ofice—Willard’s Hotel, THE NEW YORK AND WASH!NGTON PRIN‘tING TELEGRAPH COMPANY baving the only line im direct communication with the Northern, Fastern, aud Southwest«rn Cities, are ensbied by increased facilities, to reduce the rates on their line from Washington as follows: S Fortcn words, For every addi- tional word, ‘To Baltimore... __. 29 cents, 1 cent. To Wilmi = 2s To Philad ies : = To Vrenton, N. o« ss ‘To Patter: N.J....59 % os To New York .... so 5 The Company are making arrangements ay anew Snanons Line wil epeedily be construet-d, using the Printine InsTRUMENT. which they bope to have in operation by the ist of February next. Thankful for the :iberal patronage bestowed upon them. the Company solicit a o-ntinuance of it fom the telecrapting public Having in their emp'ov the mort ekilife operators, they omn outa je And acouracy in the transmission of 8: entrusted to them. ‘The advantages af BE PRINTING INSTRUMENT " ov ere are Weill known thus community. north SH PURDY. Superintendent. ARLOR FURNITURE, Pargr-Hanoines ann Urnoisteny Goons. >» on hand and make 'o order TC INET and PAR! Ob RE, such as Sofas,Arm,Easy end , Lounges. &0. Also. x sape sortment of PAPE R-HANGINGS, c Gut, Ride and: Pat Dewn er. Carpets Cut, ie, 8 uw Short notice. " urniture Repaired and Vornished. S'eepy-Hollow Arm Chairs from @12to $20 each. Enameled Covered Lounges as low as $5. A oil is respectfully solicited from persons fur- —— cools eewen, Os wei : mf tony ey 4 oton make, as + if no’ o same style of work (not city make,)can be bought city. sein his CHY* S08. 7. K. PLANT & CO., Paper Hanrers, Upholsterers, and Manufacturers of Furnity 00 1.8m RS) Netrant hetwear Qh od tutn, WwW . STEPHENS & CO. eae fe $22 Penn, Avenus, OYS’ AND YOU" EADY-MADE ‘ For S e and wv = Wear. ior Schoot ress 5 Paren' nd guardians wishing to furnish on Boi ieee sods with School and Coi'ége Outhits for the coming Eo pom eninncbapentn J — our reese: e ive variet: 2 Sone BOVS CLO) HING. where they oan fit out their children of all e.ses, 1s afew minutes, with every description _ Mase Seen substantia. ard di eq wi m™ re x SAUL STEPHENS & CO an25-tf Nn 7s av. het &h and ith ets. OTARY, 1 MMT SI “| PENS BRE BEE € Titles exami... w. tion of Rents, Acoun -. yet rany bu ness u to bm wih ace Fito — bes d ceoae = ioa—No <> Seventh strest. op; Antellicencer office, no 8-1 Civ sma. + nhiecs » PRICES, A Kare Opportunity for Bargains, Having opened an est bment in New York city, No. 104 Duene street forthe exclusive pur- pse of manef-cturing ovr own stock in future, we ve determined t ll off, fo the next eux weeks, Ready Made Ciothing now m store. at greatly reduced prices, for cash only, to make reom for &p entire new stook. We therefore sa.) offer inducements to oash pur- ers Dever witnessed in thieocity. Our vtject is tonow seii and toask an exr'y call, that puro! re may have the bereft of making their selections one of the lergest and most fastonal stocks o| wens Mnae tree tee eee t New ork) ee WALL, STEPHENS & CO, ‘322 Pennsylvania avenve, se 2-tf between 9th aud 10th st: 5 GENTLEMEN'S SE THING MADE TO WALL, STEPHENS, « CO. respectivlly in- vite the attention of gentiemen to their large snd very desirable assortment of fine CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvec, Silk, and Set- in VESTINGS, emvrecing al! les, colors, and styles of fashionable materals adapted to men’s Wear, whioh they will make to order, in the best sty'e of workmanship and finish, st prices much orSoratartt wo band ove Of ihe Inrgeatoweortmen | of READY MADE CLOTAIN for men and in a —_— WALL. STEPHENS & CO., 00% —SPa av, between Oth eA Mh etenate GREAT CHA = FOR BAKGAINS — A Srepapaaned rom the ese: e fi Jewelry Establiehment in Yew Sork tal ent in « a RS and other rich Joveny | Sa and | Wareh ; Lockets, “t imbles, &e as | wish to dispose of them ort ‘ ive my than the same quality has ever Mold 1D this olty. T shall run them off very ‘ant, therefore al! wpe van oe ceemans anaes bar= soon 8! 5 5 7 elaine H. 0. HOOD. “ MURDER !—-MURDER!”” Genrtiew EN who utter this ory in their efforts to shave with a worthless Razor. should find their way to * RANCIS’S House furnishing Store, on 7th street. It isa comfort to shave with one of his Razors. He bas Shaving Cream. Soap, Brushes, Strops, ee. a bom “28 wer d <n use- J notions. You get your money’s wort! path FRANCIS’, _no 19-tf above Odd Fellows’ Hall,on 7th #t, L. BIMONd, E. L New Yi Orr.) £DGE TOOE MAKER, ‘ Northenst coreg B styoct nersh ond! street west, c. Manufactures and nds of Edge Teo i itters’ Tools. ca eat-in DELANO’s LIFE PRESERVING VEST. ategiod 7 1858. ode 3.6, STEPHENS, Dasier in Fine Clothing and 2 No. 370 Penn. av: ond amg oO ie “exelus ve ag ‘st ¥ eal thie high! oe eee ITE PRESERVING VEST. Sel and see them. post LS) ET 494 sensu Pacovenueent Evie, 494 NEW UPHOLSTERY. Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &c., covered. ‘Shades. aw Curtains, Drapery, &., out, made, and iP. i and put down. rs w Sad old) cnt, made, a pu Ol re . . ko. adage als ra aren eres oo 35-tf Ty S| naam FLT Jost ARRIVED. CRACKERS ares ow Sree