Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1859, Page 2

a GOSSIP. | accompanied by the Sardinian Minister, her VENING ST ‘AR. WABHINGTON NEWS AND - father, mother, and sister, being also present ; E Sn et A Dexocratic House Cavous.—A enti Judges Wayne and Nelson of the Supreme ” A ea ore CELT = io members of the House of | Court, and ladies; Mrs. Judge Bolton, Mrs. WARNE OR eo. wee - ~ ne be held in the hall of | Judge McLean, accompanied by her son, Na- WEDINEROAY o200---22--5 St |e eprornniativer, tives on Wednesday, | thaniel McLean; Col. and Mrs. Plitt, of Phil- r ‘Though +: The Star” is printed on the the House of Representativ adelphia, personal friends of the President; poe sjoam press In nse south ef Balti- | at 7 o'clock, p. m- a o Hon. Mrs. Bishop, of Connecticut ; Mrs. Bass, more, its edition is so large aste require it} We understand that the “call” for this meet- | o¢ Mississippi: Captain Hudson, of Atlantic to be put to press at an carly hour, Adver- | i. is signed by more than seventy-five mem-| Cabie celebrity; Colonel Larned, Assistant See Gees Se se bers of the House. Paymaster General U.S. A.; Mr. Cartwright, sg ta ; British Consul at Philadelphia; and many =e Tar Orera Last Nicut.—Though Empres- | others whose names we cannot now call to K.ESS. | sario Ullman’s house last night was avery large | mind. A delegation of Pottawotomie Indians a be elegant = « The | and fashionable one, the threatening aspect of | wore also present, who seemed to enjoy them- Public Rapenditares,’? ives statistics show- | the weather prevented it from being as tho- selves amazingly. ; i hat the = nditures are, and | roughly packed and jammed as on the night] The wife of the Hon. Mr. Bishop, of Conn., oe reais th P asodamy so much | before. The audience, however, were amply | seemed to be considered one of the most beau- faiked Lok ae ought, like charity, | Tepaid for turning out in full dress when the | ¢ifyl women present; and we heard a particular to rn at falas That, for instance, there | Clouds were dropping rain; for, as 9 whole, | resemblance between the beautiful Piccolomini would be an evident impropriety in legislators | Don Juan was better rendered, than opera was | and Mrs. D. 5. Sickles, of New York, much CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fifth Cengress.Secend Sessien, In the Sexate, yesterday, considerable de- bate ensued on (he proposition of Mr. Bigler to consider the resolution offered by himself a few days ago declaring against the creation of a national debt, and in favor of increasing the Messrs. Brown, Mallory, Mason, and Bayard objected to taking up the resolution now. essrs. Bigler and Clingman favored the proposition. a . ‘essrs. Toombs and Mallory insisted if it was taken up the debate should be continued, so as to allow both sides to be heard. The motion to take up being agreed to— yeas 32, nays 23— . Mr. Bigler addressed the Senate at length in favor of an increase of the tariff as the correct mode for raising an adequate revenue. Mr. Toombs obtained the floor to reply, when— Mr. Johnson, of Tenn., submitted asa sub- stitute tor the resolution, another requesting GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Gronertown, Feb 9, 1899 Decidedly the most cold-blooded and heartless case of shooting (more than likely murder) which bas occurred in our city for Many years, was per- petrated yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock, by Hillary Hatcbings, upon the person of an indi- vidual by the name of Ennis. The facts, as we have gathered them, appearto be as follow: Yesterday, Hutchings, upon the statement of a boy, had nis arrested, charged with baving thrown stones at his restzurant and dwelling, situated upon market space. The accused wns taken before Justice Reaver, and there appearing no particle of evidence in support of the pace 2d the Justice promptly discba-ged him. After his arquittal, Enis, in company with two other in- dividuals, proceeded down to Water street, and from thence to the market, and stopped at % restaurant. Here they separated, and two friends went over to Hutcbings’s, and started towards Water street. White Ennis’s friends were in Hutchings’s some one remarked, “There's another stone Hutchings came out 2 r of his premises, accompanied by an officer and xerting thei economy too asi ed ed the President to cause the executive officers to | Oe or lwo other pers aan’ pateeeh Behe: exerting their shill in y too exclusively | ever before sang and play here. " J commented on. submit estimates for governmental expenses | who, after seeing ce purbett. whe pied to on the salaries and pay of our own Naval and| Forenza, as Don Giovanni, astonished us;| [t is worthy of note that the next regular re- empted during the Thirty-sixth Congress on a basis not exceeding $50,000,000 per annum, exclu- sive of the public debt; and tbat the Finance Committee, in conformity with the President's recommendation, be instructed to report a bill to reform all abuses of the public troasury and reduce the expenditures to the narrowest limits possible. ss . The further consideration of the subject being postponed, tho Senate proceeded to consider the Avenno Railroad bili, which was finally reject- ed. Adjourned. Ix tue Hovse, the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation bill being under consideration— take refuge in the house of a colored man. He was pulled ont, and again fled from bis pursuers; and jast ax be was emerging from an eee near the feed stere of Mr. Han. C. Addison, he was met by Hutchings and the officer. Ennis threw up bis bands, remarking, ‘Here lam; whip me, but don’t shoot me,”? wherenpon Hatchines im- mediately drew a heavily charged revolver end fired three shots at him, each of which took ef- fect—one in the pit of the stomach, passing through Lim, another in the side, aad the other In one of his thighs Eonis fell tmmediately, and was afterwards arrested by the officer aonis requested the otticer to please to let him go that he might Iie down and die, and the officer released bis hold The wounded man was then taken into a house near by and Dr. Snyder sent for, who examined of whom are buffeting | 8% his ro/+ of the night before had afforded no | ception comes on the anniversary of Washing- ad conten on the soliteaes bedaeber hd to say : correct — lion ton’s birthday—the 224 inst. ocean ations of the plains. | remarkable accomplishment as a vocal artis! ; 7 : t pasar oak yraer aes are eam in | His score was as trying upon, not only the] THE pee ieialeaeaes ee mere: eee ee ee cone aan Lira = a med Ze f th last aca of ie Democrats of in the public administration, it weuld be the | artist, as was ever written; and worthily did = a ol ; ie St eins Gch best manifested, if they commenced it in their ] he render it, indeed. Exoopt in the drinking | the House 3 ie : zis ae ne ae own department of the government; that the | Song of the first act—‘‘ Finche Dal Vino’’— | the fact t ae Reriess ibd sescomee * subject of Congressional expenditure presents | Which, though a presto movement, could hard- a Cemieiey sores earn eae & most interesting department for the excrcize | !y designed to have been sung so swiftly as Sie mayne ae ae ieee ze of the pruning knife ; and that the expenses | that the effect of Mozart’s speciality should be ae Wis ngs ae Oise hs of federal legislation, compared with those | *poiled in its rendition, every thing went off | the i Seca a rapier Ped which attend the legislation of the States, pre- | C@pitally. That speciality is the complete- out the last quarter of a y- - mest sisi ness and artistic combination of his choruses | moved the five minutes’ rule; and though his On motion of er eels me aoe priation mepdiuic pater secre ———— ape pa to Congressional | 224 orchestral accompaniments, all of which motion prevailed, owing to some misunder- sof ya kas eds ae ae in Survey~ | nis home in your « as quick as possible, which igencer vol ce, was s was done. Hutchings was afte: wards arrested by Officer Jefferson Robertson, and taken before Justice Fearson, (Mr F. W. Jones appearing as his counsel,) who committed bim to jail I being reported, however, that a large number cf perans were awaiting at different points to take him fom the officers and inflict summary pun- ishmeat upon it was deemed prudent not to take him to jail last night. Ale was, therefore, kept under guard atthe Mayor’s office until 6 o'clock this morning, when be was taken to jail There are a multitude of rumors afloat in revard to the matter, each one seemingly colored ac- cording to the political feelings of the parties circulating them The forezoing facts are all, we believe how- i- | standing it was not enforced; and more than a sateen ety: oe pent ce potscseningad ae one poate, as a consequence, took fifteen most soul-stirring aria of Trovatoro, Lucia, or | minutes to elaborate what could have been Puritani. Indeed, tho great beauty of the | stid much more pertinently and effectively in —— _ music of Don Juan is the completeness and | 4 third of the time. The object of a caucus is 17 Richard J. Foster, convicted at Charleston, | wonderful harmony of all its parts, reminding | simply to compare notes among its members, 8S. C., of burglary and larceny, was, on Saturday | on6 well read in The Divine Art not unfre- | and by familiar conversation to suggest points last, sentenced to he hung om the 20th of March. quently of the effect of the grandest passages | of compromise likely to bring about harmo- IL7~ Where is the sense of the usual formula of | in grand oratorios. With the single excoption | Mious astion Asa mnere escape-valve for pent & party invitation, “Mrs. Jenkin’s compliments | noted above, the whole Opera was given, we | UP buncombe, a caucus is worse than usoless ; and requests the pleasure,’’ &c., &c.? repeat, with an artistic finish that delighted us | leading to less, rather than greater unity of ta Gen. Thos. Flournoy died suddenly at | more than we were ever before delighted by | Purpose. On motion of Mr. Grow, the appropriation for the New York Assay office was reduced to $50 000, from 374 O00. On motion of Mr. Branch, the appropriation of $1,000,000 for the purchase of property in New York, for a court-house, was reduced to $20,000. Mr. Lovejoy moved to strike out the appro- priation for safe-keeping of prisoners, under the impression that it alluded to the detention of fugitive slaves, which was abhorrent to his feelings. Ho was set right in regard to the meaning of the clause; and the amendment was rejected. a UF The editor of the London Times receives the same salary as the President of the United States. Eafaula, Ala., last week, four days after bis mar- | music. Apropos : it is said that a portion of the| The committee then roso, and, reporting the irae cena os A peliticat pan. TeeCap. riage toan accomplished young lady ‘The rendition of the two grand choral moye- | Pennsylvania Democratic delegation will not peek she Tignes, FR body procesded to act | tain of Police told us this morutng that he had no doubt but (be shooting was done with one of the Corporation pistels. Hutchings was but a few fret from his victim when he tired each shot The affair has created an uuusual amount of ex- citemcat, Which we fear will not very soon be allayed If you want fi-st-rate groceries, fresh, and on the most reasonable terms, goto Tenney’s. And if you wish to <pend your evenings in company with some of the most agreeable and handsome ladies in the District, zo to the Ladies Fair now being held at Forrest Hall. A committee was appyinted on Monday even- ing, by the Potomac Light Infau' te confer wiih the Ge own City Guards, and Colley Cadets, to propose and make arrangements for a generel psrade on the 22d instant. We have no doubt but the proposition will be acceded to. OC 17 Dred Hays, sent to the Missourl penitentia- | ments at the end of the first act, not only be present to-night, though all of them are be- Ty for life a few years ago, for murder, has just | proved that the failure of the chorus in the | lieved to have signed the call for the caucus. received a pardon. single and simple movement in which they | We doubt the fact, because they cannot fuil to “tm ove Mipst.""—This phrase is seldom more | *¥g in Don Pasquale on the night before, was | attend without placing themselves in the atti- appositely used than in describing the colic as a | the mere accident of want of practice in that | tude of having refused to _Fesort to every rea- “pain in our midst.’* particular score, but took the house by storm. sonable and Proper expedient by way of har- {07> The Georgia Central Railrocd bas made | None but thoso with music in their souls could eee cen a pallens the import- arrangements for the transport of guano into the Sppreciate the meltitude of oe an maha aes Miplognons ei cupeise. interior of the State at a very low freight tariff, | Choruses; and the effect of the manner in with a view of encouraging the use of the fertil- | Which they were sung last night, proved to our izer. satisfaction, at least, that the musical taste of i> The ‘telegraph announces the burning of the Federal Metropolis needs but to be drawn William and Mary College at Williamsburg, | °Ut ‘© earn — Sema es = repciiason for Nicaragua and Tehuantepec, on the best terms Virginia. The 166th anniversary of the date of | Musical discrimination equal to that (in pro- | 14) oo be made. They havo also agreed to the chagier of this college was to have been ap- | Portion to population) of the capitals of Eu- let the Ocean mail service on all three routes Ppropriately celebrated on the 19th of February. rope. ———— Carl F i Ilo, though without | the lowest possibie bidders. U7Splendid Monuments have been erected in See er ee ee The New York Tribune's correspondent, The amendments to strike out $49,333.32 for the Globe and binding of the same, and $15,046 for reporting proceedings of the House, were agreed to by a tie vote, the Speaker giving an aflirmative vote. Subsequently, the amend- ment was reconsidered and rejected by a vote of—yeas 77, nays 85. Proceedings of Te-Day. Ix THe Senate, to-day, Mr. Bright sent up a resolution setting aside Saturday of this week for the eonsideration of District busi- ness, which he said he would call up to-mor- row morning. . Mr. Bayard entered a motion to re-consider the Pennsylvania Avenue Railroad bill. Mr. Benjamin cailed up the resolution that hereafter, during the session, the Senate meet at I1 o’clock a. m. Amended, on motion of Mr. Bayard, co as to take effect on and after Facts anD Rumors.—It is stated that the Senate Post Office Committee have agreed to authorize contracts for carrying the California mail over the inter-oceanic routes via Panama, Nor WwW E ARF felling Freeh PEACHES and Fresh TOMATOES ata very low figure, by t:eduzen or single can—all of the best quaity. = KING & BURCHELL, Sis i ah Mr _fo9 __onrner Vermont avenue and !sth ate Providence to the memories of Cyrus Butler and | 7 PPortunity in his ro/e to exhibit the es under date of Feb. 7th, says that Mr. Slidell day next; eat Wered « few GRIP PITH « SHIELDS, Nicholas Brown, each of whom, in ditf=rent | erful range of his voice ina solo, proved him “declared to-day that he is determined to e revenue resclution, offered a few days | Cy DEALERS IN wi s. contributed largely to the prosperity of | self as fine an actor as his rival for the reputa- force the Cuba question toa debate, and to a sn a Preece rece rene, cank” of the trompe— | vote; that if be canst de eo on the Thirty i[7~ The Rev. Dr. Stratton, of Natchez, Miss., | *iccolomini. He is a peerless baffo, cee“, | Million bill as it stands, he will move it as an has been compelled to desist from his labors for | When cast in so mischievous a part. His mu- amendment to one of the General Appropria- the present on account cf ill health. He is very | sic, which was a joke from beginning to end, tion bills.” singularly affected ; every time he attempts to | was a most provoking joke throughout ; tan- i “ speak he hears an explosion like the repo-:t of a talizing all with the desire to hear him render Stra ces eI ae ENS ny aah pistol. something not written to give effectiveness, as paryietine Ree Senin arnt aed SSeS as Surv. 28) - {> Two seamen called at the New York Her- | his score was singing to the music of others et oe ee ah ah Po = pe = es ald office, on Sunday, to say that on a receat voy- The trio sang by Donna Anna, Elvira, and ley Observatory, a! any. He maintains age from Gibraltar a vessel was secn in a sinking Don Ottavio, created a furore not second to that the Government has nothing todo with condition ; that their captain was notitied of the that produced by the rendition of the two great the controversy; that no contract was entered fact, and said, ‘‘Let her go,’ and refased to ren- Foals into in its behalf, and that tho Coast Survey der any assistance. choruses of the first act. It was the first movement of the piece encored. Its epeciali | C2P20t keep possession of the premises without eS renee rey 2 U7 The New York Expzess says: “‘Itis ru- | ties is its harmony, rendered more effective by the consent of the trustees. smored that we are not only to have a new Demo- insot’ lishment n artist. The . = % cratic daily newspaper in this city, with editors os Ria EER coe Coxrinwep.—Last evening the Senate con: _ embellishments with which she graced it, if we | §rmed Samuel Black Governor of Nebraska from the South, but that Fernando and Benjamin Fi incid 1 h = a e Wood have negotiated for the purchase of the | Mistake not, were not incidental to the score: | Territory; Wilson McCandless, Judge for the News.” yet they threw acharm over it which caured ago by Mr. Bigler, being taken up as the epe- cial order, Mr. Toombs proceeded to speak at length against an increazeof tariff dutics, as proposed by Mr. Bigler in his speech yesterday. In tHe Hovse, various executive and de- Partmental communications were received and foferred Among them was a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, stating that tke renson why the erection of a Court-House in Baltimore city had not been commenced, as provided for in a bill passed by the Thirty- fourth Congress, was that the state of the treasury had been such as to forbid such ex- penditure since the appropriation became available, and that since the financial re- vulsion no new public buildings had been commenced by the Government. He also called attention to the fact that he had given the same reason in his reports for 1857 r AMERICAN & #FUKEI@N HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &. i177 399 Per nsylvanim avenue, opposite Browns’ Hovel, Washingtor, D.C. b. J. Gmerira, (fea tf J.E.SHigirs _ TPPHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex sting n-derthe irmof Perer Froan and Jounx Moore, inthe rectifying of whisky, is this by mutual consent; and ail persops id hrm wil ke payment to ar. and ali indebtedn-: said firm wiil sentation, by Peter Feenn. PETER FEGAN, JOHN MOORE, Washington, February 4, 1059, fe 9-3t* ME BERS OF CONGRFSS AND STRAN- AVE cers soiourning iu this city are in vited to see the un be Is now putting up, expressly for adjournment of Con gress. tho finest fickied and Spiced OXSTH. H S—warranted to keep in any climate, The finest fresh salt eg Oysters on hand, | . a1V i : western district ot Pennsylvania; and Mr. | and 1858, and as no adverse action was taken Sean ee i - ‘5 Y ry Ci c i a . At Hall, Mass_, a Mr. Morse, white upon = —_— as — fan bile = Amidon, Navy Agent at Boston. $y Congress, supposed that the action had been P Li the shore near Green Hill, a few days since, ob- | “20w/edge the triumph of the scena, i : . HESD 8, . with Chain Links, 8, - i Tae Wearner.—The following report of the Mr. Harris, of Md., said that was not a good | ORNAM “OMBS. served something projecting above the sand, | lusion. : sme sop; fi : st C ‘ CHIA HA =; which proved lates plaice nda ioe pisies” But we must abstain from further comment | weather for this morning is made from the Moree | Tea: eee Leipen lies ee ae CHENILLE RIBBONS, ana) CATR BALL He carried them home supposing them to be | upon this artistic victory of last night. Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution and the Eecrotary ‘had unnecessarily teed At aoe oR Exe $2 %0. pewter, but afterwards ascertained that they were | As we write, the sale of tickets for to-day’s | The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: $5,000.000 of thut'sum to redeem Government | _fe-eost (States.) 838 Penn’a ar solid silver, worth $300. Matinee is Progressing briskly, and we trust New York, N. a 2 {7-Mr. F.O J. Smith, ina card published in | Will result 1m a paying house; for nothing de- | pitiadeipnia, Pa. the Boston papers, denies the telegraphic report lights us more than to find the Washington Baltimore, cont that he has disposed of his telegraph interests. | public determined to induce frequent visits in Mbocealie tral : A conditional arrangement only has been effect- | their midst of such artists as Empresario Ul!- t , securities at 16} per cent. Mr. Phelps, ot Mo, sustained the course pursued by the Secretary, and urged that the inter of the country had been subserved by it. On motion of Mr. Harris, the communica- W GOODS JUST RECEIVED, 59 pieses fine White Brillin 18. and 250. i) i. Pinid Cambrice, Jo nd Mu'l Mus 108, 3 pieges smali Colored Firured Brillian’s and at y, cool. cloudy, wind NE. raining raining, 16°. Petersburg, V: ntzes, , A I : 100 ea Kngiish and American small F, ed, and Mr. Smith declares that unless the new | mann has brought hither on this occasion. Lynchburg, Va raining, 10. tion was referred to the Committee of Ways Tiers at 12563. all fast woke Figured Provincial project for a union of lines shall be Bristol, T raining, 33°. and Means, with instrnctiens to report anew] W many other first clacs Staple Goods for staining, 34S. general famiy use. londy raining, cold. 0, wind W. 1 carried through, he will not dispose of bis inter- BorLine OVER wits Bitterness.—Mr. Jno. Wilmiusion No esis «| W> Forney, who continues to lie perdu here, | Columbia, S ge gee ey ~ parieet . . U7 Rev. Mr. Dwight of Nantucket, ina re- | 8 throughout most of the provious portion of sGumeee cent sermon delivered there, gave the following | the session, waxes more bitter, hourly, in his Savannah, Ga. anecdote of Daniel Webstor : correspondence with his Philadelphia Press. Macon, Ga Upon entering church one Sabbath morning a | The well-known fact that he has been unable | Columbus, tend ‘ed sneeringly : “Mr. Wi 7 Montgomer la. pola wger the docttine Pe th fart to induce Senator Douglas to take ground at | Lower Peach Tree, Al —= One’ is upheld.’’ an eae replied | this time as an avowed anti-Democratic-party 4 AC r ebster, ‘‘neither you nor I understand the i rederick, Ma. artihenetic of heaves?” man, seems to have caused the sore place on his Hageniown, Mi the appropriation of $209,000 for the construc- tion of the building referred to. The House then proceeded to the considera tion of the bill for the annual appropriations for the Exceutive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of (ioyernment. Tho question being on the amendment re- commended by the Committee of the Whole, to striko out of the appropriation fur contingen- cies $20 000, it was disagreed to. The amendment to reduce the compensation J. W. COLLEY & CO., feo 2w 523 7th st ,3 doors above Pa ave, Private RECEY NS AND SOIREES, cu Rg THE CITY A recpeo'fully informs the admirers of good Music hog of Mu 1, 50° wind NW loudy. cloudy. raining. cloudy. FROM THE WEST. that they still attend to the coud sic performances on the Piano and Violin or, with any other selection of Instrument: at Private Receptions and Soirees. ‘They beg leave tonesure their patrons that they will prodgoe (un alteret) the beat selections of Stratss, Len er, La- J her approved compygsers. $$ __$§_—_______ head to fester with increased rottenness. His Cumbcriand, Md ise a of members from $1 219,000 to $1,019,000— N any nambei of refevences ii required Ap D, 1 . ‘ t aot t U7 Daring the intensely cold Monday night persoral abuse of President Buchanan has thus Wheellug, ¥, elonde oar striking out the amount for mileage, $200,000, | PY 2t the Music Depot corner Pern-aveuue ard t'th of Jan. 10th, a Mrs. Albrich of Haverhill, Mass., street, or at the residence ol Mr. Scheei, No. 54 Pa. avenue, near 2d st. feo lw JOHN cloudy, warm Was agreed to by a vote of 112 yeas, 75 nays. Amendments were ted striking out the appropriations tor ‘the Globe, reporting pro- ceedings of the House, repairs and boxes, wa- Kes of workmen, ¢ amounting in the aggre- gate to over $400,000. . | Grafton, Va who bad two or three days before presented her become more venomous and flagrant than ever; Parkersbu cloudy, warm. p ye Es there being hardly any political or personal } Cincinnati, O.. raining, cool. spouse with a pair of twins, left be. - A = lirious state, she ses eccoenag wis eat? ai crimes in the calendar to which he can lay his povyreanadae the Maigret at7a m (cor- bs ° z ry Fy Tectes yr tem) it » 29,78 on 29 618 clothes, went to the neighboring woods, where | Pe®, Of which he fails almost daily to accuse STusuceentrats &. m. 38 inaoe a she was found nearly two hours afterwards, ac- | the man to whoin he owes everything. It was Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a. m. to- tively walking in a circular path which was bea- | fortunate that President Buchanan refused to | 4ay 40°; minimum 31’. Ss "ER LON SHIRT TONS. 160 pieces superior Bleached Shi:tings, in thick and thin, soft fine! dd Richardson & Son's sr pa- us, for 3! oents to $1 per yard. 1.0. O. F.—Amadiousned meeti os nd Bove’ Shirt Bosoms, in aii ten hard by her bare feet. do for him, personally. with his official patron- it ag Ww. Grand todee of the District of 100 ‘Goren’ Ladies’ Liven Pocket Hantkerchiefs, U7" Miss Le Wilna Chambers. of Gec of Georgetown, | 98° What he impudently demanded as his PERSONAL. bislwill be noid at Oud Pel ows? Hail. 7 ched and Werdered. all vere ches. u , Kentucky, and neice of Gen. T. J. Chambers, | Tight, if but on account of the striking illus- lacds? SPP SB Brora, USAT te ati At- who distinguished himself in the Texan revoiu- | tration his refusal has afforded, of the malice . tion, was found dead in a smull stream near | of which disappointed politicians in this coun- nasdied defor theett ct Gunn: otf all Fancy Silk and Woolen Drees cust J.W. COLLEY & CO, 35" turce doors above Pa WEDNESDAY, tie Sth inst, at7 fes-2t JNO. KA ie means en WEDNES DAY | ° 1B.—A spe- be heid on pounds for the right of publishing his + the %h inst..at 7% PRESS STEAM tI} Geergetown, on Saturday, Jan. 29 n Friday, | try are sometimes capable of voiding (as the | lectures. i Aly ico ipo eee ee < Be on mike : borween 4 j i i #3 I York Tost s : venue and 1: PHILARELPHIA, AGEXANDRIA, WAS: = — a comer epapose of tron and | skunk voids his fetid odor) upon those on Tepito pla fate petit tA sumoted at gireat.| As maticcs of 1mportauoe to the imrerest ¢f INGTON, AND. GEORGETOWN SE eaferersyrbartcannts — poo areees ~ whom their personal spite is directed. He] ans, will shortly lend to the ala: Miecce oran, | and pucetual ettencenns oper emeaerntion. 8 Ball (rs CANAL, preps ~ cree and efter wading in af; i i daughter of the well-k ban We appre. ge! aoe : z = short distance, inualed the chloroform and. fell is now varying his blackguardism of the Ht le wi nown banker © appre ‘She euperior and fast sailing Steam Propellers C. ALGER Capt, — and J.je ‘aptain Je e . hend that the Post is correct in this statement. over into the water where she was found. President, with efforts to induce the party with which he is at present in open and noto- +++ Fanny Fern says “if one half of the girls fe INSTIFUTE.—At the ksew the previous life of the men they marry, | (¢ request of tne Medical Socie’ yfoi the Distrint Golumbia, M. b cakNK A. GKOUX, Whois th —————KS Kaxsas.—The Legislature of the Territory of h ; I os llasiiver | BoME, baving formed a regular wee kiy line betwe-n rious affiliation—the Republican party—to vote | the list of old maids would be wonderfully in- qheotareat the Suimeociettennce Web: Fhilsdelphia, Alexand in, Georgetown. and Weash- Kansas hes peseed 2 bill providing for the for- | against any and every conceivable Proposition | Creased-” | Ifthe mes knew, Fanny, what their | NESDAY, Fevruary 9 h, at 72 o'clock p. m. M. | IEtvN, Will leave Georgetuwn puna mation of a constitution and a State government. every Thursday, at@a.m.,and Alexandria at 4 > m. aed rgtarning will laave Philadelph i —— Pp mee ee harder =s Shippers wil od this a safe a) x t mods of forwarding goods between the a engesng tioned pinces. For freight Which witli be taken at low rates, ap ply to BRADLEY & Ta YLOR, Agent ‘erst , Georgali 5 Agert at phetdelpha, DAVID COOPER. Is North Whary. A indria, FOW LE & SON, 10th inst , at 8 o’e ock ae eee je —_____BRADLEY & TAYLOR. BIO URNERS. ME beh arto oF pi R¥SS and strangers lesvi ¢ fo kind of DRY GOODS to tak Brereton licited to examine cur stock, Isrgest in the Detrick.) sa ey n examination incurs no o! St a s ization whatever to ibis boing the last s-ason that we expect to oc- Groux will demonstrate upon hisown person cer- tein motions of the heart, iarge arteries, and lungs. He will repeat for the first Lime the clectrie expert- mM nts for anaiging,in the moat simple and beauti jul manner, the hea:t’s action and thst of the large arcerie rentemen on'y will be admitted. The oy are will commencs precisely at 733 p.m. oa = Suture lives were to be, wouldn’t it increase the It provides for an election to take place on the to relieve the condition of the Treasury so long } list of old maids still farther! asthe present Administration may remain in A New Yorker by thi f EB fourth Monday in March for or against holdi. Cpe: i eee —s y papas oe _ eg «| Power. Thus, he would willingly ruin every | *2!d to be the person who has engaged Charles election for fifty delegates 1s tobe held on’ the business man in the land if he could, were that Dickens to cross the Atlantic for the second time and to give the readings from his works, which first Tuesday in Jane, and the convention wii { 8chievement necessary to enable him to “pan. | have proved so attractive in London. meet on the first Tuesday in July, at Wyandotte | ish’ the man whose favor fed and clothed him PS, ES Clty. The constitution is to be submitted to the | and his when they were .hungry and cold, to ustine oh Wetnaae Coe eet ees wg officers under it are to | gratify his spite because personal favors were | clerzyinan was skating down the Connecticut at incor Be ee ee ree eves Rie frome | One cr paces Gai ate 17> The Cleveland Herald is informed by a the same hand, according to the fall measure eet hens: and therefore, to prevent. scclaeet, gentleman from Akron, Ohio, that the Red p- | of his demand for them. caught one by the waist and took her with him’ tlonist Monks have closed their mission im thet As soon as the astonished female could ,fecover Place. On the Ist instant a huge cross of timber, Tas Recerriox Last Niant.—Notwith- | Net speech. he was saluted with Cadel he 65 feet in height, was raised near the church. | Standing the unfavorable appearance of the | buiden's face the young + lergyman found thatit Som ace a e, and bs the presence of . weather, last evening, a very large assem | W#* black as might. He did not carry her far oman C atholie: 5 and doesa't enjoy compliments for lis polite. This cross, it is under ie desigasn ent biage of the people collected at the Executive ness. NOTICE.—The Co ition of the Friendship Club, ch was to take place at Masonic Hail, will take place at Phorn’s Building, 2th st., on the same evening as advertiset, in cons:quence of the above hal! having no convenience: Ladies holding invitations will remember this notice. By order of the President. S fe7 3" H. W. GREY, Seo._ i Ga GUAR DS.—Ata meeting reo-ntly as held at Columbian Armory, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : Resolved, That any member absenting himself fom three cessive meetings of the C shal be ex) cept in ose of sick sence from the city, or spscial leave from minding office: rs eupy our prese: ‘eroom for the sale of winter : By order “EDWARD M.CLARK, Capt. | conde. we offer all our eutira tote of new See i ‘ memorate the visit and mission of these Ita, | ei7%on t pay their respects to the President |, Natve Conression —A young lady this] —!#0MAS DurFy, See, "fe7-st_ | Sther Reb reatuel aoe actual cost. i ‘wal cette < “oe Goves, in ail All our entire stock « awis, Se 6 Ep papnaiatag: Our si of all the ieading first class Europesn and American fabrics Will be toend te largest acd most comprehet sive mn this market. Our Northern ant astern correspondents are da ities in ‘Ason. 3 heree no We are not openin: Ww acco! All old bills mast be settied prior to Detinning new demptionist Monks. When the cross wae taal and his accomplished niece. Marshal Selden “Kissinas,” somewhat surprised her partner by ition, it w: being absent, De Phi expressing a decided aversion to moustachois. to Its position, it was saluted with three vocifer- | PPS » Deputy Marshal Phillips filled Oi hetng presved wo pive her tessee torn hi crus prenent dad particieanbly. Bishop Rappe | Mit Place at the side of the President, and Dr. | sr'niet tended of ie ects declaring’ that —— Participated tn the ceremonies roe with his usual urbanity, officiated in | a ey site no or ee ing things. On of occasion. © presentati i being further questioned, she glanced slyly at be saad Mae dent was ta Sas wus on pa get aig d the mistletoe, and then darting ye arch look 2 U7 We find an interesting account in the < A good he: > wi Ler partner’s anxious face, on which the most Journal of Missions, of an African, born ja Ksbnboae of a slight co'd, causing a noticeable | !uxuriant of moustachois had been cultivated, she Abyssinia. Whea an infant, he was stolen asa erseness ; and Miss Lane appeared to charm replied, with charming na/rete, Well, 1 don’t - : a . tis beca s slave by the Arabian Moslems, and sold to the ing agvantage in all respects. She was assist- tnlnd tiling you. itis use they, oh, so tic Grana Visier of the Persian government. He jx ~ = her PE tates by Mrs. Roosevelt, of New UF The Gallatin (Tenn.) Examiner notices a about 25 years of age, quite good. looki ork, and Mrs. Craig, of @. ing pra adagratpet ah pad ony ooking, wing Grease pal eorgia, both of | curiosity which appeared in Gallatin a few days THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL will hold a FESTIVAL at the Assembiy Louisinna avenue. between 43¢ and 6th e mmencingon WEDNESDAY EVEN Lipid zoe 2d. ‘The pub.ic are invited to attend. le oo 1c PAINTINGS AND STATUARY BY ex! AMERICAN ARTISTS—The third annual ibition of the Washington Art A a of Paintings, Statuary, W: All bills eresented monthly for payment in cash, Settlement by note will not answer Our purpose. seateniy oa he White House. ago. If was aman named Horn, who has been reese iow Prices, and feir dealing may be byssinian race, and with some of } Among the notable person: living in Wilson county, ten or twelve miles PERRY & BROT: the AGican features. fe came to Tripell re- | mentioded Senator Gw: s Present may be | above tiallatin, for upwards of forty years, ana “Cential stores.” weet Maite) cently from Bagdad, on his way to some country i nator Gwin, lady, and daughters; | had 1 ire seen atown. He took a look at fa9 st Oppamta Cantre * where he could enjoy freedora et = ee @ venerable Senator Houston, with a fair | the houses and streets, paid a visit to the railroad and was vastly — ae Ned bove mace So'tebbert bisa beta aac tg ag rae arm ; re ot, saw the Iroa bors : ‘abell be went to Beirut, Davenport, the actress, at bie ale. ae UF At the recent meeting of the Historical aa nary of Abeib, or to | 7° - + Senator | Society of New Jersey, at ‘Trenion, ® statement Protestant College at Maita. He said that | Dixon and lady; Senators Collamer, Wilson, | W45 made that, previous to 1779, it was the prac- tbe, Bad but one desire, and that was to preach | a2d Clark; Hon. Daniel E. Sickles and lady ; | tion or eanex county, to burn negroes, on couvic- the Gospel.” After consultation with the breth. | several members of the House of Me {ign of certain crimes. The gentleman bc gel oo Prtreaceo go oda {M740 his | ves; Lond Napier and Count Surtigs, and ©, ee wood commed ted et Pade ; com t . Mp) _ - Mr. R.S. Field doubt E. K, L' pany, without ladies; MM’lle Piccolomini, ' tha: such custom ever prevafied. (States,) 39) Suuayious oeeck. Pap EO meng Ten ead and at bs aaa ——s LEGANT VALBNTINES "4 i fes gt \oth ste, NEW ASSUKRTMENT 0: A Raven's of ANOS have pee “ae = Music Store a mcaee ording altogether the best artificial help to the | —°? _o. MRTERROUT, human vision everinvented. For Luks EXTRacts, all Oders, at GIBBR’S Superior to an cuiitr form of" cul a admirably adapted tothe feotly natural to the eye; ARUSEMERTS. OP» FELLOWS HALL. FIFTH WEEK. EXTRAORDINARY SUCCES: OVERFLOWING HOUSES’ AND RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE Nightly crects the Great Exhibition of SANDERSON’S COLOSSAL ILLUSTRATIONS or Tus RUSSIAN WAR AND SIEGE OF SEBAST )POL, or y VEDNESDAY And on W TERNOONS. 1G? Admirsron BH cents; Reserved Seats # conte, Chidren to Afteracon f xhibitrons .3 ots. Office for sale ui doserved Senate open from 1 til clock. 33 * Hhones open at 7, to commence at 7 o’elock. fe7 tf \ ASHI Stace Manaorr- RE. ansceen fs: 3.0. Daween, ‘The Maoacement has much pleasure 10 ansounc e Botion. On mee HURSDAY EVENING. Feb, 1th. of an entirely new and onginel Comedy, written expressly {or this Thestre Tk will he sora sicmifiestion of its merit to ntion that it is from the pan me JOHN SAVA m the suthor of the cslebrated play of “Sibyl.” and = of the most bullimat journaliete of the dey, le 7 BALLS, PARTIES, &c. O! FOR VALENTINE NIGHRT.—The bers of the fringten Clab te pleseure in anvownring to thee fri the pwblic that th ¥ wil give thew 8 Grand Cetvlon Party at Harmery Hall MONDAY EVENING, Feb tain. use Tickets FIE TY CENTS, scmitting a gentioman ad indies. Positively no hate or caps aliowed in the room, e@zoept thore worn ty the respective Ciuts. Lig o der of the ~ feo W.S&M* COMMITTEF. i HE SECOND BIRTH NIGHT BALL or Tne Western Hose Company, No, 1, Cn TUESDAY E NING, Feb, 15th, Io). The members of this Company ber leave to a~ roune* to thew frnendsef Washirgten ard Gerr et wn teat they wil! give their Second B Sicht Ball cu the Ever ing of the 1b, ruary. 18:9, at their Hall, on 23d #treet, betwren L aed M. The Committee of Arrangements pledge them selves ‘hat they will eptre no pains to make this pe Agreeshic to ali who may pstromee them as any they have given heretofore. A faverite Bard i ergaced for the occasion Refreshments and Supper wil. b> furnisned hy 2a exp i catere-. No hats or caps worn in the I all-room, exerpt those worn by F Tickets OK Nene ULAR, admitting 5 contieman and ade Commitee of Arrancements. Wa. Ricever, J. R. Brown, Wa ver el. D. Donatdson. C. W_Hgerty, G. W. #. Thorn, J. R. Sp M. Holtziaan. KR. Spricing, fo 9 WE Mato _ HE THIRD GRAND CUTILLON OF THE Friendsinp Club wil take pince at Thorn’s Building. 1h stre ton WEDNE: Day. EVtNInG F h eld wi'l be presente ite the o the mest members. Mesitively 20 hats or o3ps allowed in Lhe reom, K rder ofthe fer COMMITTER. A SITUATION ino sewing. Apply "and G,oppouite te os By a respectable young Woman, a ATIUN id's Norse . f-r travelling witha fomily. Best of reference can beiven. Addrass Rox No.4 Star Ofhes. it” respectable young Women, a aso. k, Washer, and lroner » or to do Chamberwork and Gord recommendations can be given. Ad- dress Box No. 1, at this ofhes. n° MECHANIC IS NOW SUFFE oharce of vune he can treat it successinily be remunerst Address “INVALID,” care of Star Other. fe? ANTED—$4 for one year on good neourity, interest be according to agreement. Address P.O . 15. Star thor, —je7 st” OT A* ORGANIST WANTED-—A first-oines Or- in an E ° Church. None but a jt NG with rano. A per have the m. to 3 p. istered will endenvor te meet the reaseunt le Ses Pubiic, and theref-re solicit its popeort. McKBNAHS & LANSDAL¥. iat No. 529 7th st. near D. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, of middle age, £4 graduate cf the University of Fracoe, desires to give lessons in the French iangunge and litera tare in schools and private classes. The best rei erences Will be given. The above gentieman has tsught with ruccess in the best sol Vork during threa years. Addrer NY, Poet Office, Washington, D. WANTED—To exchan e & iaree Honse for a smailone. Apply at No. 36? New York sve- anne. between Mthand lth ste jn i +f /ANTS.—The propnetor ef the inte! ern V Uthee and House Ageney. 311 C red 7th, respeotfvily solicits 103 requiring compet tor. W . C strest, Patronage of » { Servants of good charac d, now, Several gee Cooke, Chamber- Siters, Drivers,and Farm Hande, ———_—_—_——____—_—_—— LOST AKD FOURD. UST—La ‘ort Ast evening, about 7 o'clock. a Black 4tace Embimdered VEIL. A_liberal reward Will be paid fo: its celvery at thisofhee., fe% 2° WAS TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY,on Wed nesday night inst,a small Red COW, with white bey. Hes since caived. The owuer is r quested ecms forward, prove Property, psy charge. and take them a. JAMES MATTHE Ws, ™ Sprnz Bul Farm, wost of fes st Gooremtown. Cane 10 THE PREMISES OF THE SUB -eriber, about the le of Decem- ber inst. a emali RED COW. with a white spot in her forehoad, white stripe down her, pack, ard white beily. The owner wil please come forw barges. and take hex y Magezine kK. McPADDEN, OFFICE oF ADaMs Exranrss Company. Pa INGTON, J REWARD Was lest irom Wacous of this Compon of 2h Decomber, goung from E to PF ic Koad, one KO ‘ MATION As wy fel jor Gi0ed EATING AND oe = B ia c. Al, DRINKING. W.F. BENTER’S Restanrant.on © street in the rear oi} Browu hte! block, con tinues to be fans the very best Sastaurant in Wrst n city Lovers cf exquiti'e eating hug were Ce Fish, Game, Steaks, Crops. Wines Liquors. Se gars, Ac, to be woiamed 1a Bny CA! i ws. o ¥ Gating house in thie The cooking of b and no other ho for the invari’ stablishment is anaurprssed . the hind is more remark=bic kood attendance of ali emp oyed {17 His charges are moderate. feru FORTUNE OF @70 0 =e S . TORE HAD WOOD, EDDY & CO’: DELAWARE STATE LOTTER Class 15:, to be drawn at Wilmington. On SATURDAY, Feb, .6, 1750, in Which are embraced the ang biillent vp ju Ll prize of $7.00! . Iprizect $90 ¢1 1 prize of $20,000 2 prizes of $i 1 sitesi’ om nf ™ ‘32,596 prizes in the scheme, a ae ‘amo to $1.25 eM, 7 pumbers—13 drawn balots, 2 Nearly sone P ize torvery Twe Tick Whoie sickete & 0; Halves $10; quarters’ Orders tddresecu to WOOD, EDDY & CO. fe 2-6 Wiiming De 2A, WATCHES, JEWE PANGY DS. SPO fa got CLOCK fe eee a yt =k £00 cb v 1 3 WATCHES for $5, ke, et = - J. ROBINSON'S ia St im 45 Pa av..opro Browns’ Hot KICEREDUCED ONE WA P NEW MEDICAL S4L7, \™ INFLAMMATO®Y DIS AlvaY DISEASES, yur: ensy ous DOLLAR! SURON c Sea AQUEONIC Packase S200. — q FAMILY BREAD. ORGE SEITZ. Faker, No. 31 New York ‘ween it tn and Lith etreets, resrectin!iy the crtizens of Washington thet be ie now froturing BREAD of tue very vest gos of : li our, aud de ivering the came toall parts of 7. ers left at hix stands, No 25 Centre Market, — 4 Northern Market, will be promptiy attended walt’: CAKES and PIES, of every description, cs ah eas GEO. S¥ITZ UST KECYIVED, From & atthe Mume J Rereet Woh Tze ORs Mecerrngarat " im, Flate, Viouncello, and Harp, e7mprising the lateat publionuong, , pie