Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1859, Page 3

_ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. (3 Tee Sean pusisemes PUR Liste oF LErtzxs Rem civine me Tax Wasuineton Crry Post Orrice UNDER 7BR PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THB PAPER SAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE orrice. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS MORE THAR DOUBL# THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED 1™ tae Distrrer or Coromsia. Lien Birt —The provisions of the Mechanics’ Lien bill, which passed the House on Wednes- day, are substantially as follews : Any person who shall hereafter, by virtue of any contract with the owner of an: hampoat, or with the agent of snch owner, perform any labor upon, or fornish any materisl«, engine, or ma- chinery, for the construction or repairing of such build sball, upon Sling the requisite notice, en upen such buliding, and the lot of upon which the same is situated, for any amount exceeding twenty dollars : e notice required, must be filed, whether the claim be due or not, in the otfice of the clerk of the Cireutt Court, wi bin three months after tue completion of such building or repairs, and must express an intention to bold a lien upon the property, specifically setting forth the amount claimed Such lien shall cease to exist at the expiration of one year after the completion of the building of repairs, unless an action shall have been com- maenced in said Circuit Court ¢o enforce the same—nniess such claim be not due at the expi- ration of one year, in which case the act:on shall be commenced within three months after the ftme shai have become due ae liens created in pursuance of the Provie- of this bill are to have precedence over all liens or incumbrances Which may attach to Premises subsequent to the time at which the building shall have been commenced, or the materia! furnished; and if, upon a sale of the eee upon execution, the proceeds be insuf- jent to pay all such liens, the Court shall order them to be paid pro rata, and any other property of the defendant, not exempt from execution, imay be sold to satixfy such execution If the bui be outside the corporate limits of Washingion and Georgetown, the land upon Which the same is erected, toyether with the Space around the same, not exceeding five hun- dred square fect cleat of the building, skal! also be subject to said lien, if belonging to the pro- [sare of the building. Within the cities of Wasbington or Georgetown, the ground upon whieh the building is erected, and a space of ground equal to the front of the building, and extending the depth of the lot or lots on which it Is erected, shall be subject to the lien All or any number of persons having liens on the same building, may join in one action, but their claims sball be stated distinetly, pe arate actions, and the jndgment shall show the unt to which they are respectively entitled henever any person, having a lieu thereon 8s above, shall have received satisfaction for bix claim, and the cost of his Proceedings thereon, he shall, upon the request of any person inter ested, and upow the payment or tender of the costs of entering satisfaction, within six days after such payment or tender, enter satisfaction of bis demand fn the office of the Clerk afore- said, on a penalty of fifiy dollars and damages. Any sub-contractor, journeyman, or laborer, may vive the owner notice in writing, particu- larly setting forth the amount of his aim, and the service rendered for which his en ployer is indebted to him, and that he holds the owner responsible for the same; and the owner shall be Jiable for such claim, not to exceed the amount due from bim to the employer at the time of the notice, or subsequently. Any person, having possession of the same, who shall make, alter, repair, or bestow any labor on any article of Personal property, at the request of the owner, shall have a liea on such property for bis reasonabie ebarges, and may retain p <session of the same uatil such charges are paid Any person who is a common eartler, or who stall, at the request of the owner of any personal Property, convey the same from one place to an other, of sball safely keep or store it, or shail depasture, feed, or otherwise take care of any live stock, sball have a lien on such Property as above if such charges are not paid with!n six months after they accrue, the person having such lien wpay proceed to sell, at public auction, the prop- erty held, or a sutticiency thereof to pay such charges, by giving notice of such sale, by adver- tisement, at least once a week for three success. ive weeks, in some reer ae —— and pub- dished ia the District ef Columbia. Where the ats is of a perishable nature, or is live stock, the sale may made after the expiration of thirty days Tue Provisions of this bill, In regard to per- sonal property, shall not interfere with any spe- cial agreement of the parties. This bill repeals all acts inconsistent with its Provisions, aud takes effect from the date of its passage. Rivex.—The steamer Diamond State bas been taken otf from the route between this city and Baitimore for a few days, for the purpose of un- dergoing necessary repairs, and has been hauled up ie the latter eity for this purpose. She is ex- pected to resume her regular trips in asbort time ‘The steamer George Paye is ayain on the route between this city and Alexand:ia. Sbe made her trist trip yesterday, and this morning com- meneed making regular tripe between the two cities. Her bell and machinery bave been care- fully inspected and repaired during the juterim, and she t< now reported to be in excellent trim In vil resperts ‘The Collyer also takes her place again on the route ia a few days At the fisu wharves there is at the Present lime about 3.000 bushels of what are Tepreaented to be fine oysters, which the cyster men are offering at prices ran ww allthe way from 16 to 70 cents per bushels, and a iarge number of pungies ate reported on their way up from the lower river with still larger suppties. Scpaexx Covert —Yesterday, J Greenville Kane and Win. P. Lee, Exqs , of New York, were admitted attorueys aud counsellors of this court No. 36. The United States, plaintiff. in error, vs. the City Bank of Columbus. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Stanbury for defendent in error, and conciuded by Mr. Hall for the plaintiffs in error. No. 67. Joha W. Brittan, appellant, vs. Wm A. Barnaby, claimant of the ship Aiboni. This cause Was 2 by Mr. Sherwood tor the appel- fant,and Mr. Brown for thd appellee. Adjourned WHottsate THieves.— Wednesday night,a thief or thieves entered the dwelling of a colored woman named Upshur, who resides on Eighth street, near the Patent Oflice, and stole a large tut ef clothing which she was «drying after « day's washing. The depredator« then went te the premises ofgMr. Fishman, and there made another clean sweep of the clothes-line, carrying away the entire washing of the family. Tuis species of robbery bas been so frequent of late that it is bardly wecessary towarn housekeepers to be earefal, the robberies themselves should be suti- etent. Moagtatiry in Waswixcron —The total num- Ler of deaths reported in Washington during the ten years ending December 31, 1-58, was 10,206. Average deaths per annum 1,0266-10 Total number of deaths from consumption during the same time 1,267) Average 1267-10. Toe foliow- iny is the totei of deaths, from consumption, ducing the months of those years : January 119, Feoruary 107, Mareh 12¥ April 115, May 95, Jane YI, Aazast 100, September 107, October 95, No- vember 1M, December 105. Tux THeatae —Notwithstanding the inclem- ency of the weather, last night, 2 good-sized au- dience was present at the Theatre to see Miss Daveopert as Pez Wofington in the comedy of Masks and Paces. This cuaracter is peculiarly adapted to ber zenial good nature and kinduess of beart, aad was performed in the most admira- ble manner. Mr. Fisber’s ‘Triplet, too, was peiformed with bis usual ability. The performance, to-night, is a new play, Written expressly for Miss Davenport, entitled ‘The Czarina Ovo Fetrows’ Mart —Mr. Sanderson an nounces, in another column, a yrand day exbibt- tion of the Russian War Dioramas to-morrow afternooa at iuree o'clock. This will be an ex- cellent opportunity for ladies and juveniles to Witness one of the finest and most exciting en- tertaigmeuts ever in Washington On the above Ore asion the prices for childceu wilt be lowered to lS cents The evening exhibitions will be given as usval commenciug al 7) o'clock Court or Cratms —Yesterday, Charles L. Cc Cittad, Esq , of Newark, New Jotsey, was ap- pointed 4 commis-joner to take testimony John G Kaneand WillamP Dee, Exqs., of New York ciiy, amd Joshna L Brown, Esq , of Batavia, New York, were sdmmitted attoracys ard counsellors of fuis court. Adjourned until Monday. - SMitusoNiaN Lectuxes —Prof. A Caswell’, of Brown LU uiversity, is announced to commence a course of leetures at the Smithsonian this even- Jng on the snbjeet of astronomy ‘Phose purposing to attend these lectures will of course see the ne- cessity of attending the course from the begin- ning. ASSAULT AND Battaay.—This morning Ofer Beitzrl arrested Jim Thomas, a colored individ- wal, for ungallantly assaulting and beating a col- ored damsel named Jane Bell. Jim was taken before Justice Rowland, who committed him to Jail in defanit of bail for bis appearance at Gourt Rememeger Old Joe Sweeney’s operatic per- formances at the Melogeon to-night. ‘Tun Warwen.—Range of the thermometer for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, ies iene se (80 a a pry 3.8% 2 x & 2 40 3 eeecee 40 _- _- Nanak Sap were) 20th—Fine and pleasant thr ougbout; fine to end. a sat eay Jain, milder, wind SE., cloudy with rain, thtdugh- out. 24—Clondy, cooler, wind NW., fair te noon, light snow fell, cleared off fine and very cold 23d—Fine, airy, much colder, ice made, wind NW, fine but cold throughout. 24th— Fine, sharp white frost, ice, wind NW., fine eaeee and very cold §25th—Frost, ice made, wind W., pleasant beng to wy cloudy to end Brh—Lightly cloudy, light frost, wind W. by N . got out fine and mild for the s-ason, through- Out. 27—Foy and rain, wind NE. 4 a, moon, Wednesday, February 2d, about 25 pom Grorertown, D. C., Jan’y 27th, 1853. B. Trrep —A youth, named Wm Dorrity, was arrested last evening for stealing chickens. He Was brought out of the guardhouse for trial at 9 o'clock this morning, but the witness against bim not appearing, he was dismissed. This morning, Austin Allen, one of the four | Sgges arrested for having in possession a bof- alo robe, supposed to Lave been stolen, confess- ed that Le, with a man named Williams, stole the robe, and the parties arrested with him bad nothing todo with it. tHe was committed for Court, and bis companions were sent as vagrants to the workbonse. Potice Arrairs —On Wednesday last, James Powers was tried before Justice Williams of the Northern Liberties Police District, for general disorderly conduct in the public streets. Ac- cording to the evidence the defendant had been guilty of figbting, Swearing, kicking, (browing stones, and indulging in grossly indeeent lane guage, besides other minor offences. The ma- xistrate flaed Powers $5 and costs, and added thereto a sound lecture upou yood belavioar, Tug Marxer Tuixves — Yesterday we no- ticed the arrest of a colored man, John Bell, for robbing the marketers. Bell was questioned as to his connection with the case, and became witness forthe United States. In sey uence of which, George Crockett, Souny Coates. and Cuas. Williams were arrested by Officers King and Ashe, and after a hearing were committed. Svivester Hawkins was also arrested, and beld for a hearing next week. DaNGraovs AssavLtT.—Thos Robinson was arrested Saturday night for an assault avd bat- tery oa Francis Turnburke. In the figbt Robin- son used a curryeomb, and with it inflicted a severe wound on the back of ‘Turnburke’s head The wounded man was placed under the care of Dr. Boyle. and Robins n was taken to the guard house and held to bail for a further heuring in $500 by Justice Donn Crreurt Coort —The trial of the trespass case between Leiberman and Wiison, which was be- gun on Tuesday last, is still pending before the Court and the jury. ‘The Principal witnesses on both sides bave been examined, and to-day Mr. Carlisle for plaintiff offered rebutting evidence. Suprosaep 10 Be SroLEN —Last night, a va- grant was taken to the central station having in his possession a coat supposed to be stolen. It is of the kind made to be turned and worn, with a fine or coarse surface, at pleasure. Itisin pos- session of the chief of police to be identified. Burctary.—The hat and shoe store of Mr. Anthony, on Seventh ‘street, was entered from the rear on Sunday night, and goods stolen to a considerable amount. Tue thieves entered by @ window over the door, and emerged through the door which they unbolted. Tue Res<tan War, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, still continues to draw overflowing houses, Se. eure your seats in the day time, or go early, if you want to get in. We caLt attention to the advertisement of the “Indian Vegetable Decoction”’ elsewhere, de- tailing the wonderful cnres performed by it. We cate attention to the advertisement of A. B.C., who wants to purchase property. Watcu RetcuRns.—Philip Kagen, suspicion of larceny; jail for hearing. Wm. Clampert, do. do. Mary Clifford, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $315. Jobn W Kelly, drunk; do., 3515 Elizabeth Thomas, do. do > S415 Michael Kearney, do do , $8 15 Mary Lynch, vagiaat, do, 13. Twenty-six lodgers were accommodated Oxvtwary Liquors Bregp EXxTRaoRDINARY HEA DACHES.— NOt 80 CHARLES’ LONLON CORDIAL Gis, pure, Jelicious, and accredited by medi Gai men as an etiinulset of peerless value, it e wif aiike to the favor of the oonnois- sear and the invalid. - For sale by all Druggists, Grocers, Fruiterers, Coantry Merchants,4&c. Beware of mitatios Bay only CH aeLEs’,—NONK OTHER I< IMPORTED. May be had ta Washington of Ford & Brother, . B. Clarke, H. Herman, J.B. Wison, KH. J. Ry on. Hat toa & Leach, and others. Edmund C. Castles, General Agent, 49 Broadway, New Yuk. Goop Trvincs.—The messenger broug it to the worid no berter tidings of, ant Mre. MN. Garduers Indian Balsam of Liverwort may be obtained at all the drugersts, Fis is the most eflectuai cure tor Coughs, Colds, and Cousumption. js 26-1w f health has hat we kLow Optician anp Ocuist —Dr. WorFson, 8th at, corner of Pennsyivania aven continues to fur- Tush all requiring them with his celebrated Venezu- slean and Brazilian Crystal Spectacles and Kyo- i s, Which gained the aiyeeet prize at the Fair. any thonsands have tried them, approve them. No charge to his customers, for consultations as an ocultst. _ The reputation of his glasses to remedy near-sightedness, tailing sight from the approach of age, or from increasing cataract, &o., is universally established throughout Europe as woillas the United States, His charges Sre extremely moderate. deltv-law3m Wepor KES, Very pretty and very oh at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner tah ‘and P atroets. ‘eam Water Ices 3% cents per quart. ja 7 ter SEE EEE pseeeneseneeeeee eee DIED, Ou the 25th instant, after an illness of nearly five ears, Mrs. SAKAH KURTZ, in the 63d year of er ace. Pesoelu'ly falling to sleepin Jesus, at 6 o’elock &.m., 00 the 25th jue! MARTHA ELENOR, wife of Daniel S. Ha in the S9th year of her axe. Her fuaeral wiil take place on Sabbath Afternoon, at 3 o’cluck, fi rom McKendree Chapel. ster frieeds are mvited to be present. id WANTED—By a sober, industrioas Man,a Sit uation as Farm Hand. Has good recommen- fatiors Apply at No. 254 North Capitol sph hs between G and H sta. WAN TED TO PURCHASE—For Cask, 4 BRICK HOUSE and LerT, ora vacant Lot, in the Second Ward. Addrese A. B.C.,Star Office, «iving number of house and price. _ ja 8 20" WwW i By two respectubie young women, SLPUATIONS—one as chambermaid and the otherascook it svod recommendations. Pioaso eall, for three daye, at No. 323 G street, between NCH GENTLEMAN, of middle age, a £\ graduate of the University of France, d to give lessons York during three NY, Post Office, V ANTED—A ss WET NURSE, with a fresh breast of milk. Apply to Dr. JOHN- STON, No, 486 7th street, batween the hours { 8 and 94. m. jae v* want (D TO RENT—A HOUSE ia the First Ward, containing from 4 to 6 rooms, by tual tensat, Address Box No. 3, Star Uffice. “iw WANTED TO KENT-—A BAKE HOUSE, with mall Dwelling attached, if possibie. ‘Those Laviog such premises in Washington to rent will please address ox No.4, Star Offices. yal aL" AN'TED—To exchange farce House for a simalions. Apply at 367 New York ave- ®, between lth and lth sta, ja lott WwW: NTED TO KENT—A STORE on the north di Pennay!vania avenue, between sth aud years. Washington, D.C. jadi iste Af possible, at least as large es 15 20 yy Bt this (Star) ofhoe. = de te ANTS.—The proprietor of telligence Ww Office aad Noone Q BO strect a of 7th, rr les r 11 C street, er Full th ‘Of - sneeet ully solicits the patronage of tami: BOARDING. \ OARD.—A iady and gentiemen or two young men 8 BOOOnA with a F, shed Koom fh or without Board, ina private family, at No. 392 8th street, rorth of the Pat: ent Uioes i inbest .—A lady and gentieman or two or three } ipa a an be furnished with Rooms Board, Private family, @ saort distance east of the |. Inquire et the Star Office, or MoPhersen’ Store, Capitol Hill, Bacany noes between @ and H, * nt GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of ‘The Star. j Gronertown, Jan. 28, 1859. ‘The Democratic ratification Meeting at For- rést Hall, last night, notwithstanding the very inclement condition of the weather, was large and enthusiastic. John L Kidwell, Esq, was called tothe chair, and Edward Krouse point. ed secretary. After briefly stating the ob; of the meeting, the chair first introduced to the au- dience Fred. W. Jones, Esq, of oarcity Mr. Crawford, of Pennsylyvania, followed j and then Mr Norris, of ‘eed city. During bis remarks he opened his ryupon Mr. Addison, and 30 bn upon him grape and canister to a consid- eral extent, to the great amusement of the entire audience. He ebarged him with having been, two years ago, the standard bearer, the head and front of the American party, and won- dered what bad produced so it a change in soshortatime. He now declared himself of no Party, sect, clique, caucus, or cabal; and, if elected Mayor of Georgetown, be (Mr. Norris) would like to know where be would be found R.R. Crawford succeeded His remar! were confined to Corporation affairs. The meet- ing then adjourned. Good order and harmony prevailed throughout. We learn that the residence of Mr. Elliott, who resides just outside of the cerporation limits, on the north side of our city, was revbed on Wed- nesday evening of a large number of valuable ar- ticles. It appears that the family had gone to Washington to attend a party, and during their absence the thief or thieves went to the premises with a cart, and carried off a considerable quan lity of different kinds of furniture, consisting of beds, bedding, &e. The vehicle in whieh the goods were cairied off was tracked to Rock Creek. After reaching it, the Villains, it appears, con- fined their exit as far sible to the bed of the creek, causing all further signs of their route to be lost Justice Reaver yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Patrick Farretl, of ‘Tenallytown, charged with shooting Daniel Wortman. ‘The warrant was placed in the hands of Const ble ‘Tronnell for bis arrest. Several sbot, we learn, took eff-ct upon Wortman, none of whieb, Low ever, done any very serious damage. It is said that the deed was committed because Wortman bad informed against him for selling liquor con- trary to law. ‘The weather this morning is peculiar! y gloomy, but miid, and favorable for all kinds of out- door business Consequently, many of onr strects look rather lonel GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. LADIES’ FAIR.—The Fair for the benefit [ of Trinity Chvrel thotia,) Georgetown, will open at Forrest Hail, on MONDAY, January Jist, and continue during the week. ‘Tne citizens of Washington aud Georgetown are rewiuded that the ladies having the Fair in ouarge have. by their united effurts, (tu assist their worthy stor.) prooured some of the most beautiful and tractive articles ever exhibited in& fair room mn Washington or Georgete The ‘adies feel as sured that thoir charitable undertaking wi | be fully appreciated by the public, and their exertions « eb th 5 wULg- Anoxcellont set of SILVER will be raifled jn 28-tf [97 An excellent for early in the week. 71 “RS OF GEORGE x At the solicitation of many cit:- zens I mene souente bea candidate fur the may - vrnity at the coming election. ia ten ME CCN A MAGRUDER. r APPLES !—APPLES8!! 500 BU*HELS BALDWIN APPLES just ries end wed ne: one sale in poe to suit agers at fri 50 to r barrel. fit Pe sm Me Crs BAUGH, jaG-lwo Geeoreetown, D.U. ARMERS, LOOK AT THIS.—We have on hand 250 bbis of tastern Herring, 200 pounds in each birrel, which we will seli at 75 cents per ook sone are full of Seine, and itis the cheapest est manure you can buy. MMU APD On HARTLEY & BRO. ja 25-lw 99 and 10. Water street. LEWIVES AND POTATOES —100 bbls. No. 1 Alewives on + and, warranted prime; also, 500 bushels prime Maine Mercer Potatoes, daily ox- ected per schooner Sylvanus Allen, and for sale in ‘ots to suit. App.y to iS lw HARTLEY & BRO., Mand 10! Water street. 33 A ERICAN CANDIDATE FOK MAYOR, HENRY ADDISON wil be supported for Mayor of Georgetown by the American party. ia 12 4w* aes : Ss KOHLBERG, 140 Bridge street, Georgetown, s+ D.C. 18 solling off his entire stock of Dry, Fancy, and Millinery Goods at auction, commenc- ing on the Lith inatant,at 10 o’clock a. m,, aud oon- tinuing daily until the 29th, de 29-1m ciber CIDER !—CIDER !! Grocers and other retailers oan be supplied with prime Cianiied CIDER in quantities to suit, and op reasonable terma, by -ARNY & SHINN. no 23-tf AN - DDISON, RALER IN ALL KINDS UF FEED, Nos. 9] and 93 Water street, Georgetown. in 12-eo2m 7 K OHLBERG & CO., 109 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., manufacturers and dealers in Byots and Shoes ; also dealers in Hats and C: de 29-Im* OE A ES a P. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION, ROP. JOHN E. SCHEEL, Org! Teacher of Music, continues to give lesson: either to siogie pupil or classes in Vocal or: {Instrumental Musio—the Organ, Piano, Me- lodeon. &e. His terms are reasonatle and accurn modating, and his attentions assidueus He will with plensure rejer ail interested to the best musics! re erances in Washington city as to the success of his system of teaching and the progress made by his numerous resident pupils. He oan be seen either by Inquiry at the Music Depot, oorner of lith street and Penn. avenue, or at his residence, No. 54 Penn, avenue, near the Circle. ‘ ja 27-Im SPAR ARION c. and MBOLD':G JINE? MBOLD’S BUCHU for Bindder, BOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys, BOLD'S RUCAU for the Gravel, BOLD’S BUCRU for Dropay. BOLD'S BUCHU for Nervousnes B W'S BUCHU for Loss of M TY. BOLD’S BUCHU for Dunne: sion BOLD'S BUCHU for Difhoult Breathing. BOLD'S BUCHH for Weak Nerves, BOI.D’S BUCHU for Genora’ Datitity. BOLD'S BUCHU for Univerea! Lassitudo BOLD'’S BUCHU 4 BOLD’S BUCH h E BOLD’S BUCHU for Wakefula & BOLD'S BUCHU for Dryness o HE § JLD'S BUCRHU for Eruptions. HELM BOLD’S BUCHU for Pain mn the Back. HELMBOLD’S BUCHU for heaviness of the Kye lids, with Temporary Suffusion and Lows of Sight. HELMBOL D'S BUCHU tor Mobility and Rest: leesneas, with Want of Attention, Horror of So- ciety. HELMBOLD'S BUCHTY for Obstructions. , HELMBOLD’S BUCHU for Fxcessas arising arom Indigcretion and a! Diseases of the SEXUAL ORGAN, L SS in pees sex, from whatever cause orig- inate no matter of HOW LONG STANDING, Thess symptoms, in part. are experienced often by sullerers with diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel aud Dropsy,and invariably by tha injudi- cious of nervous aud debilitated. Itisa fa_t, long since established, that any disease of these organs effects the mind more than any and al! others, and if a lowed to go on—which this mediome inyariab y re=. moves—toon follows Loss of Power, Patuity, and Rovertia Fits—in ove of which the patient may pire. ho c&n say (hat those cxceases are not quently followed by those direfal diseases, Insanity sod Consumption? ‘The record of the inéane Asy lums,and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear aniple witness to the truth of these assertions, du Lunace Axylumsthe most melanchoy exhibiti n Sppears. ‘fhe counteurnce:s actuai y so den and quite dostitute—neither mirth ner grief ever bisits i. Sheuldasound of the vuiwe occur, it is rarely &rticulate. "4 “With woeful measures, wan Despair, Low. sullen sounds, bis grie! beguiled.? DPebuity 1g most terribie, and has brought thous ands upon thousiudato untimely graves ; thug blast ing the ambition of many neble youths. It aan ba cured by the nee ofthis auras NPFALULIBLE REMEDY. ‘The vass of voiu y testimony in pogs: the Pro ts virtues und cur: powers, is immense, eimbracing names well kn to sarence and thing. Certificates of cures from montn to twenty years’ etanuing, and of the ia0st rejinble and r msibie character, are open for in- specuon, f;om ernors of States, Judges, emi- nent Physicians, 8nd distinguished Cler, men. HELMBULD'S EXTRACT BUCHT is pre- pared directly aceording to the rules of Pharmacy and Chetmustry, with the grestest sccuacy anu Chemical Kuow;odge and care devoted in ite com- buation, See Professor Dewees’ valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and most of the late Standard Works of Mediome, HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and picasant in taste and odor, but immediate in its action, Persenaily appeared before me,un Alderman of the city of Phiisdelpiis, + T. HELMBOL ny Chemist, who, being duly sworn, does say, that hs ration contains nv Nare stic, Mercury, or in- Jasmus Drug, but are ie A Vere.pble. BOE 491,D, Xclo Manafacturer, Sworp and bed before me this wd day of November, Wa P.Higsarv. Alderman. Price $1 per bottle, or six for $5, delive: ed to noy address ONE THING CERTAIN, A TRIAL Ts BUT A DUOLLAR—TRYIT fits efficacy, And it 1x aceom- tees Geitinontos oor rl be} a revmen, H. T.HELMBOLD, en int. below Chestnut, Philada. nd ealers throughout and British Provinces, Beware of Counterfeits. Ask tor HELMBOLD’S—take no other, Cures ed. outa by C. STOTT, Druggiat, corner of Pa av. and 7h street, Washington City, and ull other druge:ste. jin 2'-e sty SPECIAL NOTICE, Sistey & GUY Mave aguin to call the atten- tion of those of their castomers who have not set ther Somos Se a January last, to do so aor arwixe, LD eee SIRLEY & @UY. [AM N ALMANAC for 1889 fi ! 4 ty ERIGAICLINGTON'S Beene Po dmnty pocaneanes iS Pragtical Medicine Meni for aay tine 300 may, want in the Book, Newspaper,or panesy, bee Bs LING? ‘3 e jear-x sacra aor. 4h ot and Ea, By A. GREEN, a FOuseBOLD AND ‘Uetioneer. AT AUCTION.—On Liking FURNI- tuatant- 1 shall aell-at the a . lee + on borth tween 2d and Sd atroets at oe Se excellent assortment of nearly new F wiz: e Walnut covered tor S 3 Wainut Riarotectos Centre uth eta Wash Fine Mahogany Marble-top and other Bureaus, F ee J ther Bedstead: Hs Yate uercaregae doer ne ¢ Cane-seat Dining and ot irs, Fine Walnut Ext Hat Ri . Chis, Crockery. Glass Cutlery. aud Piated antel Vases and Girandol. Tao a i iows, Bedding. stry and ot! Carpets, her okmg Radiator and other Stoves, ith 8 good let of Kitchen Requisites, and many otherarticles, whicz we deem unnecessary to enumerste Terma: All sums under $25, cash; over a ore dit of 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest, jad A. GREEN, Auot, 10" THE ABOVE SALE [3 POSTPONED, on account of the rain, until! MONDAY, the Sist instant, same hour, _ jan 28 2t __A. GREEN, Auot’r, _ By J C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, S| OCKS AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January 7, at 4 o'clock, at the Suction rooms, we shail sell, in sume to suit— 83,00 Corporation o* Alexandria Registered Stock, 2.0m Corpvration of Alexandria Coupon Bonds, 2.30) Hank of the Old Dominion Stock, 6,230 Bank of Wasiington st. ok, a8 Farmers and ey ape aed Bank Stock. ‘Perms cask in current { 8. j8 25-d J.C. M IRE & CO., Aucts. 1D~ THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDA- bly postponed, in consequence of the inc'emeucy of the weather, until MUNDAY AFTERNUON, Jal Sist, same hour and place, ja 23 J.C. NeGUIRE & CO, Auots. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OF SPL ENDID > SiLveR-PLATED Wakk—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 27, on the 2d tloor of the suction reor We shall sell, without reserve, a jarge inv. Silver piated Ware, jast received from a celebrated manufactory in Philadelphia, con sisting of— Beautituily chased, fluted, and engraved Tea Seta Coffee Urns, Tex Kett es, lee Pitohers, Vexetabie Dishes, Water Pitchers, eee Disues. jhampagne Coolers, Waiters, GoLiets, Cups, Mage, Suit Stands, eet OUUetss Castors, Spoons. Forks, Cake and Card Baskets, &o, Al! of which will be’ soid without any reserve whatever. BP. 3.~ Catalogues ready on the morning o7 sale, Terms: $25 and under cash; over that aum, & credit of 69 and 9 days, for notes satisfactorily en dorsed, bearing inter jams AS. + MoGUIRE & CO., Auct. ip rhe ABOVE BAL IS UNAVOIDA- Uy Postponed. on account vf the unlavorable wea ther, until! MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 4070 "k, Jan 23 3t J.C. McGUIKE & CO.) Auct’rs. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN NoRTH LAND M StReETS, at Auction.—On THURSDAY, the 27th instant, | shall sell,in front «fthe ren. ises,at4u'clock p.™,, north part of Lot No, fivin Square 401, having a front of % feet on Sth street, and + ing back $9 feet 4 inehes, between L. and M str. ‘This property is handsomely rapidly improving part of the ait well worthy the attention oj pe purohas some Building Lot, _ Terms: One-half cash; balance ip 6, 4 12, and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. - . jaad A. GREEN, Auct. U7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, In consequence of the rain. until MONDAY, the ‘Slat instant, same hour. Jin 28 3t A. GREEN. Auctioneor. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: Steck OF GROCERIES AT AUCTIé S) On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February 2d. 6t 10 o’elock, at the store of Z. Dugas, corner of Sth and L sts.. we ehall sell,al hia stock in trade, comprising — Sugars, ‘Leas, Coffees, Spices, Cigars. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Mustard, ludigo, Starch, Gina and Crockery Ware, Buokets, Brocms, Brashes Rope Mats. Spice Boxes &c., Together with the usua! stock of goods found in a retail grocery. Terms: $25 and under cagh ; over that sum a credit of 69 and 90 days, for notes ‘satisfactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest. ja 28-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts By J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. URNITUKE AND HOUSEHOLD F reects AT Pustic Sate —On THURSDAY MOKN- G, February 3, at 10 o’olock, at the residence of 2. Dugan, eq, we shallseil,ail his Furalture and Effects, comprising— Mshogany Sofa and Parlor Chairs, Marble ae Centre Table, Whatnot, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Ca: pets, Or clothand Matting, 8, Burenus, Washetands, Jooking-«lasses, Cicex, and Pillows, 25 and under, cash; over that sum.a credit of 60 and 9) days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. . js wd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots, FOR RENT AND SALE. {sus Finest PacH.| Date RENT—The 4-story BKICK DWELL- ING situated on the northwest corner of 13th and G streets north. No. 431, containing 9 rooms, with ce.lar, wil! Le for rent on the Ist of Febra ry. Forterms, &e ,app'y to JOSEPH ABBOTT, No. 2K feat between Ith and i5th streete, FURNISHED ROOMS, with or withont Board. Aiso, afew yourg men oan ve aceommdated with Board, 216 F street, next door Chubbs’ Bank. jx 27 3t° OOMS FOR KENT, WITH OR WITHOUT BOAR UL—Two very pleasant ROOMS at No. 18 north A street, Capito! Hill. ‘This in one of the pleasantest situations fora summer residence im the city of Washington. ‘Terms moderate. Apply to tWecOnLe & CO, ». 5a3 7th street. ja 2h-St T ) DRUGGISTS.—For sale, the Stook, Fix tures and Good Will of 8 DRUG STORE in v my sin one of the bast locations off the Avenue. ‘lerms—one half cash; the remainder on timé, with security. The pro) tor sells only on ac count of failing health. Ada: ‘h resi name ° merarqncs, et Star Office, Washington, D.C. ja S4-6t res, k urni- class RESTAU- , kitehen and cellar, ated 19 the central ‘OR SALE.—The Good Will, Fix ture, and Stock of a fi RANT, cor tining eight doing a very tuir business, partoi the city, near by Penn. avenue, will be dis posed of low for cash, or on such terms as wil! suit the purchaser, ax the proprietor is desirous of charging his mode of busicces. Apply to WM J PAK H4 M, No. 66 Louisiana avenue, pear 7th st. ja 24-e03t* ALUABLE TRACT OF WOUD-LAND AT V PRIVATE SALE.—The subseriber offers at private Saie atract of Wood land, situated imme diately on the public read leading from the Forest of Prince George’s to Washington ot) one half amile from the Long Old Fie ds, adjoining the lands of Zachariah Berry, Sr., Thomas P, Ryan, and others. It contains about 80 or 90 acres, and 1; Il stocked with Pine, Oak, Chestnut, &c.’ ‘The soil is of an excellent quality, and susceptibis of being ensily improved. 't can be cleared up without much troub’e, and advantageously—ard a portion of it is bedded with eiay, of first-rate quality for brick- making. The land will ba shown to any person disposed to urchase by James J. Jarboe, Keq.,at the tong Ola Preiday or oD etierctlne sattors peor to je, at Upper Mariborough, will meet attention ms ibaee . JOHN H. SANSBURY, STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP, *9 with Dwelling House and 5 Acres of Land. station on A. 1, and Hampshi 6 Railroad,(new near completion.) Also. a Tract of Land, euu' about 270 ucres, chiefly m timber, halfa mile the Saw Mili, und | uamediately vp the Rai! toad. 7g NTA. P. PURDY Herndon Post Office, rairiax County, ja6-1 Virginia. a CHUOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS’ S' INSTITUTE, P. NENNING, Paincrpar. Lessons in Architectural and Orvamental Design- ing, Engineering and Mechanical Drawing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveuing, from 7 to Sorcaock, 3 the third story of Agenoy Block, corner of 7th and F streets. —_ ‘Terma. $3 per month, in advance. no 19-tf RICE REDUCED ONE HAL P NEW MEDICAL SALT, FF INFLAMMATORY. DISEASES, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Cunonic Package $2.0. I See Atvertisement, jatr-tt S JUST IN SEASON SSOAP STONE GRIDDLES, ¢ Waffie Irons, Chafing hes. Co! Warmers, F oot Warmers, at my House- se street, Broilers, rs, Plate urnshing GEO. FRANCIS. "pas PEOPLE’S CUFFER POT. Lovers of good ecifae, aal! and exaruine this cel- ebrated article. tis the vuly Coffee Pot ever in- Vented that preserves the pure aroma of the bevy, 41 the same timmpis very economical, requiring only two thirds the quaatity of coffee used in the ordinary mode of boiling. Fox oylp at the Plumbing, 3 z mm Gos Beare, Stove DON SNYDER, jaa next to Star Office. 2 a SVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR Rink Paate pha Ty MOUNT’S Consumption 2 magically on Coughs, Colds, Asth penag Ril and Consumption, in cases of colds one or two botties will efcet 8 oure at a cost of 0 cents. Persons from all sections have ordered different quantities by express. itis purely vege- table; a babe can take it without jury. aving been restored to health by it hersolf, irom deep con- guraption. she unhesitatingly to all, Delay: ee ae e yreeeg to be sa' at No ati ats and 12th, or a Stott 's, corner Penn. Tth street ; ‘at Culver’s, ith oT TO-DAY ¢ TOMORKOW MORNING | EE W MORNING. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, | 2Y Télograph fer the Evening Star. Ee peep te Puhodd reserve, srlarge and ‘valuable tereios "a | b= from Lins ttoet on het ets = all bound un fhe mcatenbuinaal ad closant syle. | ead warlike romora were stitcoreumnen ees Loudon te chee Coautry, Ackermann’s Mi- | fon *ensibly abated, particularly'in Lon- Cambridge Unversity. Gallerie de Lucien Bona- re Paris Bourse showed an improvement, but The English Parti to meet on the 34 of Pebrean * S*® Summoned Museum, The Beigian Minist: bed been Aissoivea vaoveral hundied eat & complete set, with Large piororoom of bed reached R:cuarceon’s Studies fram Oey") Lembardy, but the chances of a revolt there were Moyecs, He uan jeal Cabins sy pee holders 5 ion bad sii pomsoe te en ‘Nes % showed a disposit! ‘co press on te market sink hs of Saepe the War in the F Breadstufts were dall—consois money more strin- Shakspeare’s Dramatic orks, Boydeli’s eumptu- ee Toretnes with bead Swift's Works, 4 R Later from Califernia. » Annual Reg- py a ew, Journal of Naw Vorx, Jan. 24—The The whola forming the | te orming Arges t cvilection of Books ever offered at anction In ake steamship Lilinois, from Aspinwall, with California Gates tothe Stk, ¢\"ived bere this morning, bringing the matis, City. é $1,200,080 “7 treasure, and 200 erms - $40 and under cash; over $408 eredit of easly all the it (news. been Beside in arse {OF satisfactorily endorsed notes, | *"ticipated. “The mariein at men” pave ueee is sensi! sod chin ‘ Come ull for Atiantic produce, and the stock ~S jer obtan Boo! » goods ‘was examined upon application at the auction reo " Comneiatiog East India maypamy ae- |. C. MOGUIRE & © ja 13 cof Mths Web Ian ag eR By J. C. McUTIRE & CO., Anotionsers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF HACKNEY CAR RiAGK AND Pair OF ScpERion Bay HorsEs.— On SATURDAY, January 2th. at 11 o'clock a. in front of the auction rooms, I shall se |, by virt! Of & deed in trust, dated November, 6, 1856, and duly recorded in | iber J. A. S., No. 124, folio 148 et seq., the following deseribed Property : ! superior Mock Caleche, used as a hackney car- riage, and built by Wiliam T. Hook, 1 pair superior Kay Carringe Horses. erm residue fn 1, 2,9, 4,5and6 months, with interest and secured to the satistac. tion of the jc J. FISH ; THOS, J, F ER, Trustee. jad + C. Mol RE& )., Auct. br J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EN. F. FRENCH’S NINTH ANNUAL Sate v¥ Books at Avction—On SATURDAY EVENING, o2-28th, and Every Eveuing antilthe Books are sold. Having bsen seven years with 7%. Pratt, Feq..t would be Lappy to see all his od customers, My siook is «ne of the largest and best seiected ever brought to this city, comprising— Fine Family and Pocket Bibles, Praver Books, The Standard Poets, in neh ntique bindings, beau- tifaiiy viuatrated ard tliuminated, Waverly N 12 volumes, complete, D:ckens’ Work, four styles of binding, complete in 12 and 6 volumes, Claskey’s Po itical Text Book, &., & 0, he Books sre warrauted new and perfect. Books at private sale during the day at half publisher's prices, ‘.avies add gentlemen are invited to call and ex- aimnet Gold dust was com} more liberal! ‘The President's mentge, bv dog overiand ex- Krause ar the sya Ry ee boar © copies by the Panama The Frazer river mines were took, ice had broken up in the river, Pete yw oe ig ‘were making thelr usual trips A fracas occurred at Aspinwall on the %h, be- {wern some sailors of the frigate Roanoke’ and some of the foreign residents. Not much dam. — however, was done The frigate Merrimac and the ae. it Decatur were at Realjo January Ist, e later was preparing for acrul, Serious Accident. Macon, Jan. 27 —Little Mary Marsh, of the Marsh troupe, was severely burned on Wednes- day nigbt, while perform’ ng. The physicians despair of her recovery. Mrs, Marsh and Mise ely were also severely, bat not dangerously burnt Baltimore Markets. Bactimorx, Jan. 28 —Fiour is doll; Howard street and Obio $6 one is unchanged ; white $1 40a$1.75; red Corn Is dull with 2 declint t jency; whi and yellow 74a76c ne = Provisions are firm; mess pork $18 50, prime Sli Kass. Lard is quiet at Ugall x > Auct mee monoing at 7o’elock at Cassid: Wwhiehy bs Gul. ® mn oun) o’eloe! v's Old Store, between inth and llth streets, Penn ave Financial. hue. Books now open for Jas. C. MetiU Ben. F, Frey rivate sale. KE & CU, Aucts., New Yor«, January 23 —Stocks are dull and lower, Chicago and Rock island 60%; Michigan » Salesman. js27-tt | Southern 20; New York Sx; Lacrosse ond Mil. 1; Reading 45%); Missouri 6's 85% . FUTURE DAYS. a MAESHAL’s SALE.—In virtue of awrit of PE NAL. fieri facins issued from the Clerk’s office ct the ---. Senor J. M. Mata, of Mexico, arrived in Cirout Court of the District of Columbia £2 @ | this cit and county of Wasington ‘to 6 oh rote f t sit “a eaten ooning from New York, is at Kpuse to public » for Case, in front Gourt:houss door of said county, on TUESDAY, | . ---- Powers, the sculptor. bas received an or- $80 27d day of Februa: next, |, &tiZo’ciock m., | der for a statue in bronze of Bennett's “Mary the following deseri| Property, to wit: Al] Ann” dofendart’s right, title, claim and interest in aad to . part of Lots Nos. 8 and 9, in Square No. 55, bezin- | <--- Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist E hi gata poiut orlineon ad atraee west, il fost north | Church, who bas been very ill for @ long time, of south commer of Lot No.9; the.ce south along has recovered. e line of said street leet: thence tons line evce os asked ked a: Tight angles tosaid street 92 feet toa pudlis alley | sayeaver mine yea ME wt inasid Square; thence north with line of said alley ; he bad never eaten any 23 feet ; thence west $2 feet to the line of nid street | —*beY Were to him a terrier incognita, to the pisce of beginning, together with a!l aps sin ---- Amanda M. Britt, a “Spiritual Medium,” gular the improvements thereon, seized levied wes,on Jan 1, at Peru, Ill, “united in metri- mony, by indispensable legal contract,” to Dr Payton Spence --+. Green, the reformed gambier, is gi Sunday lectures in Chicago, on bis hetnonel vice, and 2 man named Kneass accompa! a “The Gambier'’s Wife” and ells -- Col. H. Rich, Fort Leavenworth, U S.a, Maj Longstreet, Maj. J. McKinstry, Lis JA ‘Thompson, and J. P. Jones, U.S. A » Lt. Cre- upon gs the property of George Stafin, and will be so:d to satisfy Judicia's No. 77, to January term, 1359, in f.vor of John Van Reswick, W. SELDEN, Marshal for the Distinct of Columbia, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, OVERNMENT SALE OF PROVISIONS. +2, XC , BY ORDER OF THE NAVY AGENT.—OnSAT-_ UR DAY, the 12th of February, | shall sell, in trout of my auction room, on the eorner of 7th and D sts. at lv o’clock a. m., the following goods, by order of the Navy Agent, viz: jas? ta 122%; Ibs: do. * «++. The New York ro of the Boston 2 iba Pork, Post heard two Bowery “whips”? talking “‘horse’’ Kos, thus :—“Now, Bill,”’ said one, “I don’t think see ibe, Boman tbat Pauny can trot in two forty!” “Tvet in two Terms cash ins; By order of in 2i-2awhds By WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT at PuBLic Satz.—On THURSDAY AFTER- NOUN, instant, at 5 o'clock, in front of the will sell, rt of Lot No, 20,1n Square 6, 2 feet 6 inches on Massa- chusetts avenu F and G streets north, and running back about 65 feet, and improved with &two story Frame Dweilmg. This sale offers an investment or the means of se- curing & dwelling fora moderate sum. ‘Term dne-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 mths, with interest, and secured by a deed of OS. C. DONN. Trustee trust onthe Property. jal0 cokds WALL & BAKNARD, Aucts. hile THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED untii MONDAY, the 2ist February, same hour. iwzi-tawts WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. i By WALL & BARNARD. Auctionsers RUSTEER’S SALE OF PRAM HOUSE and Lot at Avction.—On W ESDAY, 2d day of February next, at5 o'clock, in front el the premises, we will sell, part of Lot No. I6, im Square No. 50, fronting 12 feet on south L street, bet ween 43 and 6th sireets wost, and running tack 84 feet Hi inches, improved with a two story Frame Dwelling and back building. . Terms: One-third cash; the residue im 6 ard 12 months, with interest, sad secured by a deed of t ty. trust ou the property. A. T. 'T. DONN, & BARNARD forty!” replied Bill; “why, if you bitch ber to a post she will paw a mile in two forty!” Senetae eee US" A meeting of the “Compensated Emanci- pation Society,” was held at Albany, N. ¥., on Wednesday nigtt. A series of resolutions were Introduced embodying the plan of compensated emancipation. A debate took place between Eli- bu Burritt and Mr. Pennell, who condemned the immorality and impracticability of the plan Mr. Burritt defended bis plan aad denounced the abolitionists. Dr. Nott endorsed the views of Mr. Fennell. John C. Underwood of Va.,in aspeech declared himself an abolitionist, and in favor of immediate emancipation, also desty - nated the scheme of compensated emancipation as impracticable and immoral. He would rather Taise the proposed thousand millions of dollars to educate the poor whites. He gave encoureg ing accounts of the emancipation in Virginia, and believed it would be soon accomplished ia that State. The resolutions of the convention were adopt. ed at an adjourned meeting, whep only a dozen were present. The meeting {s regarded as un- favorable to the plan of compensated emanctpa - tion pecie. jal02awkds WAL, IF" A letter from Rome, of the Sth inst., says tue American minister, Mr. Stockton, had the veto of the police put on his ball at the Simonetti Palace, on account of the floors being pronounced unsafe. This is a very common thing for the au thorities to do in that city of ancient houses, on the complaint of apprebensive tenants occupying the floor beneath the proposed scene of dancing festivities. ovek MUSICAL FRIEND, A weekly publication of Sheet Music, suital.le fur the players and singers of the Home circle, and oon sisting Of sixteen paces full fulio size, stitchedin & handsome cover. 1t contains all the popu ar dances of the dey ; arrangements from the most favorite Operas ; sceras, songs. baliads,rzirs,&c. An abun- dant supply of everytning that the popular taste demands ; never too ditheult, siways instructive, and ever fresh and delightful. 4 The favor with whica OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been received by the public, and the comme nda tions it has won from the Press, are guaranties of its worth, A work so chea: urate,and elexant does not exist in nny oti country. The same amount of music procured at the regular stores would cost at least t times wha: it costs in “Our Musical Frisnd.”” V ty and excellcnee are —— ta to & periodical! eo cheap, and much n . Pisces by the following composers have appeared in the lirst 'eu nambers; the names spenk for them- seives: Mozart.S Lover. Walierstein, Meyerleer, F lotow, Barcma ler, . Schubert, Vera:. Donizett., Strauss, Musard Thaibere, Balfe, Rossin, J: Weber, Kucken, Speyer, Abt, G. A. Macia:ren, Bellini, H. Smart Ascher. Crouch, D’ Albert. Bish op, Auber, Paesiello, Lindoainter. Beethoven &ec , &c. All these pieces are within the range of ordi: nary players and singers ani ure invariably eharac- terized by de'icious melody and easy acoumpani- menta. OUR MUSICAL FRIEND is published weekly, price lv conts, and may ba or U7 The peeple of Gratiot county, Michigan, are represented as being ina very destitute con- dition, aud an appeal bas been made to Legisia- ture for ald. There are about 1,000 families in the county, and of these not more than one quar- ter, it is believed, have the means of subsistance until the next harvest. An almost total fatlure of the crops is assigned as the cause of the ex- existing want if? A Florida paper says that a new party is being organized down in the Florida swamps to be styled “The Sons of the Soil’ One of tts objects is said to be to proscribe citizens of North ern birth ‘ed from any becksclier or periodiea! dealer. 1t erae.« Bill be sent d-rect from the otlice ublieativn nt Sepwess teh eabtak s, yearly $5: year $25); Ciubs, 3 copies, $14; 6 copies 26-10 copies $40 per BRAIDS, Plats, Curis, Half-Wixe, year; same rates for bat year. No subscription at GIBBS'S, near ournc. of 13th ot. taken for tess than 6 months, pay ab! advance 1S ew Othce of “Our Musical Friend.” 15 F jt f ork. C. B. S&YMO KS oO. ON FUR BASKETS Can be gratibea baw sibs Proprietors by calurg at FRANCIS’ House-farmehing Store, 49 7th reet. He hae Haskets of every size, anape aw «l be believes am low prices. 51: Piano A very superior PLANO, made by W Kuabe & Co, rosewood case, 1 irame, t Gouves, cost very recentiy for sale now Ata creat Soe. on 3%, Oo, and % days, for $20, Call MN F. ELLIS, No. 36 wear th JAFE AND ADVENTURES OF Kit TA ne the Nestor of the Rogky Mountains, sginsl Iiustrations. the bases of Fionaa, by the Hon. Joshua RK. Giddan T NOTiCEr, 0 ‘THE LADIES.— We have just reecived and wil open on Monday next. 24th inst..a very jarge and beautital assortment of Frenet Flowers and Feathers: : ancy Veivet Hesd Dresses Capes and Berthns ; all t wide Kibbone tur sashes: ik, ard Blue Taritons Binck |.wce Coiffeur S; Lace and Musiin Sleeves; sino, « great variety of striped Muslin for sleeves; Valen- cienne Embroidered Handkerciuefs. very five, with @ general assortment of fine goods usually kept in 8 tadies’ t ancy and Trimming Store, al! of wise will be sold cheap for cash. antic Monthly for Febraary, Ail thoze who have not settled their bil!sare | The Atiumiic Monthly for February. earnestly requested to do so as one, 2: postibic. erbocker Magazine for February. BE. N 1 1c do. do. ia 22 Gt No. 14 Pa. av.. bet. ath bl drank Leslie’s do. do. Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver Wer deli Holmes. Any Book pullished will besent to any part of the United States at the puluster’s price, postare “ Books and Magazines received daily. ERY FINE WATCHE: have now in store alot of very superior GOLD and SIL.- VER WATCHES, and witvalerce Sadi t tock this day reosiv on Will therefore offer thein very Cheap, at 338 Penn, avenue, f ‘ 0. HOMp. jiank Book jvoks, Letter, Nute sad (ap =. oo = HO. HOOD._ joneaaie aytatnnsn ten eee onoe lane bur 869 RE YOU INSURED :—Ample andemnity | cheap at SHILLING PON'S net Loss oy Fine is offered by the WARH- store, deur Butidias. INGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Ufhoe ja %-3t orner of PB. avenue and 4% etree! corner of Penu. avenue apd 1th at. Stook 8 <n Arne, ALWAYS directors and officers ail citizens of Washington and AT, Ne a SEVENTH 89b oi ays JAMES C. MoGUIRE, President, | {x GSS, Bend’ fand Common, WIN BO\ @, D. Hawaon. Secretary. no 10 andit sGaues, cual aah 1 yy LOOPS, &o. EDUCATIONAL, PO An Opportunity presents itself to parents for having the education of their sons completed in Europe. ‘The director of a Gymeasium (public schoo!) of the largest town io Switzerland, is die- posed to receive ito young Atnerican Orders exeouted ins ea ee Tre ‘nad i — sdoorsabove Odd Paiows’ ey oe ey ' VALENTINES" —Whoiless'¢ SHRINE leona al at, ——. aud to disee = Thishwiss ast x mane one s. town offers great froii ljur attarming perieot :. — = > SHELL, 1 in the different branches of education. aud the high YOR TOL SE ok Ci siaiding of the tutor guaranties Lie moral aud phy s- 1 tuffuo Horn Te teal well being of the pupil. Round Combs i1F~ For details and terms apply by letter to Box | Dreaming and PY Comte, Hair net Pine, Nou19, Star Offies. _ A aawsw" | Fine Toma Nail isramee, tor mle an . TRUSCAN JEWELRY.—Just recerved, aie (Rtates,) Bey . jscun dettings: toethorswrth ature iavores of | = : r Fanoy Giverwese;actable for resents. nog SH Pa. ave. hat.oth rooms,