Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1859, Page 3

__ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Sar Tes Sram Puscisees rem LISTS LETYERS REMAINING In THR Wasurneron Crry Post Ovvicz uxpax THE PrOVISIONS OF THB LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BN PRINTED IN THE WEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF TER’ OFFICE. Ive TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED us ras Disraicr or Corumaza. ‘THE SeREvape on Saturpay Nicur —The bill for the admission of Oregon into the Un.on having passed on Saturday evening, it was re- solved to celebrate the event by a general sere- nade. About half-past nine o’clock a large con- course of eltizens, headed by the full Marine Band, marehed to Brown’s Hotel, where Gen. Joseph Lane, Senator elect from the State of Oregon, is stopping. After several stirring airs had been executed by the band, Gov. Stevens, of Wasbington Territory, appeared apon the bal- cony and introduced Gen Lane, who briefly ad- dressed the assembiaye. as follows: Gentlemen and fellow-cilizeas: With all my beart | thank you for this manifestation of your high sense of (be importance of the admission of Oregon. Another State has been admitted into the Union, and you have the kindness to come and rejoice with me. We have cause to rejoice Our whole country has cause of gratulation; for, tm my judgment, the admission of Oregon isa great event—a national blessing; and | look upon this day’s work as the greatest Congress has ever performed It is anevent for which I bave for months labored with all the energies of my na- ture. I did everything within my power to pro- eure action upon the bill for our admission at the last session; and daring the present sexsion, until to-day, | have Inbored most assiduously and earnestly for this great purpose. Often, indeed, have [ entertained serious fears for the result; but the important measure was in the hands of Ste- phens, the eminent statesman and patriot, aud t.ost nobly, gallantly has he discharged bis duty. Ous hopes have been crowned with success; and Ocegon is one of the States of our grand Union Another link ia the chain that binds the States together has been added, and is in «very way cal- enlated to add strength and stability to the bonds of union connecting these States together. A bul- wark has this day been raised on the rock-bound ite against foreign javade:s, aad e bas given for the perpe u- Oregon has been settled by the hardy and the enterprising from every sec- tion of the country; and I feel sure that ber sons will recognize no North, no South, no Kast, no West ia the fulfillment of tueir duties as citizens of the whole Union. Twenty States bave been added to the confed- eracy since the establishment of our Independ- ence, and It is gratifying to know that each and every owe of them have been admitted under Democratic edministrations, or by a Democratic Congress We now have two States on the Pa- cific coast, and, ere long, we will have the Ter- ritory now represented by my worthy and tal- eated friend, Gov. Stevens—who has had the kindness to introduce me to you in so handsome a manner—knocking at the doors for admission ; then we will have our paitioa of the Pav ificcoast organized into States, to further strengthen the bonds of union Now, my friends, although a man of iron, 1 have been so constantly on duty, laboring day and night to bring about this giorjous result, that I find myself worn out; and, for once in my life, in need of rey I will, therefore, intro- duce to you my friend, Mr. Voorbees, U.S Dis- friet Attorney of Indiara, a young ventieman who has made more speeches in ge 4 oe of Deme- erat c principles than any man of bis age. He was succeeded by D W. Voorhees, Exq , U_3. District Attorney for the State of Indiana; Hon. M. H. Nichols, of Ohio; Senator Green, of Missouri; ion. Charles L. Scott, of California ; Hon Joba Leteber, of Virginia, aud others,who made short congratulatory speeches, which were Teceived with great enthusiasm by the crowd A procession was then formed and the line of march taken up forthe White House, and the whole space in front of the porch was « ly Sued by an immense throng = ‘The President, in response to repeated calls, appeared at a win- dow. He presumed, he said, from this handsome demonstration, that the Oregon bill had passed It bad not yet come to him, but when it did be rather thought he should not veto tt. He sin. cerely congratulated them upon the advent of another sovereign State iuto the glorious confed- eracy of republics—a State, too, situated on the very shores of the Pacific, favored with a fine chmate, an exuberant soil, aad filled with tried and noble Democrats, The elevation of General Lane, who had proved himself a gallant so!dier ia war, and a great statesman in peace, was also # fit subject for rejoicing. It was an honor that that he wad fairiy deserved by his exertions to bring this new Scate into the Union. Expansion was ia fature the policy of our country; cowards atone feared und opposed it. Thanking them them for the honor Voge bim, Mr Bucharan coneladed by calling for Yankee Doodle, which wes admirably performed by the Marine Band From the Executive Mansion the procession marched to the residence of Hon. Eli bayer, of Massachusetts, who tuacked them forthe hom r wnexpectediy conferred upon him by the visit, and addrexsed them ina few appropi fut remarks. Crossing the avenue to W illards’ Hotel, Mr. Comins was called out and greeted with cicers as be appeared on the balcony. He thanked Ue company for the unexpected compliment shown bim, and made a short speech Upon arriving at the residence of Mr. Orr, Speaker of the House of Representatives, it was asnounced that be bad retired for the night and that Le appreciated the bonor conferred upon bim by the visit of bis fellow citizeos Mr Stephens, of Georgia, though loudly called for, was unable to pe rey in consequence of the fatigue tucident té his labors in vebalf of the very result which had caused such general re- Joicing in the Metropolis of the Union. Mr. Nnith, of Tennessee, speaking for Mr Stepkens, retutned thanks for the compliment tendered {9 Lim. He hoped that tue event of the day would rm dound to the honor and interest of the country, as be was satisfied that it ld. Mr. J.C. Breckiuridge, Vice President of the United tex, sopenaed briefly and happily It did not amount to much in the United States to adinit a new State, for that was dene every year or two, and they expected to continue to do it, until we bad a waole hemisphere dotted with new States, from the Polar seas to t! tropics. die confessed tuat be felt a deep interest in this question, in bis limited sphere, aud whenever he could, he gave the bill a push. He did not doubt that the President would sign the bill on Moaday next, and thea be expected to swear both Senators ta to stand by the Constitution. Being called upon to say something about Cubs, he remarked that we talked too much and did too little. When Engtand wixied todo a thi! Zz) abe did it, and talked afterward. [f the {slaad of Cuba, iestead of being placed at tbe mouth of the Gulf of Mexico, laid at the openiag of the Hnglisb chanuet, ad would take if in ten days. tle was in favor ef the acquisition of Cuba. He would not rub for it, but be would act with any portion of bis fellow-citizens in using ali boucrable means to acqaire it Mr. Stevenson, of Kentucky, aiso responded to the call made upon bim, and congratulated bis hearers upon the admission of a new ster to the cou. decacy Row byism — Yesterday eveulny. complaint Was made to the police that a aumber of row- dies Were roving about the northera part of the ing what dep i persons on the children. At the bie was dreadfully ntided as Dan Stew- his complatut at the yuard-bouse by of zotug on duty, and L.eut ely dispatched a squad to ar- feat Stewart if Le could be found, and directed a combined se by the nortuern veats from Fiset tu Fousteenth streets, to detect and arrest the remainder of the crowd. The German Was aw- fully bruised, and bis bead and face were badiy cut He ts au incifensive man, and the attack upon bim wust have been made from pure dey. itry. Mavaxe Jussiz Wiire Manto’s Lectong on Europe and the War Prospects of ibd9, at Phil- harmonic Hall, on Saturday evening, was at- tended by 2 large and intelligent audience. She gave e thrilling account of the ineffectual streg- xies of the Italians, from time to Ume, for lio. erty, and said that the people, men, women and eblidrea, were now ready for a revolution at any time that a favorable opportunity migut present itself She said thet this was the case with the oppressed people of nearly all coutinental Earope. Suc did nut asi America to tight the baitles of her beloved Italy—all the aid she asked wes *ympathy, and that whem Italy should .chieve ber own freedom, America would Promptly acknowled»e her tadependence. Madame Mario ix a very pretty and intelligent woman, and withal an agreeavie and etfective speaker, Keeping strictly within the bouads of Sendatue grace aud Propriety. iv Park, 2 German county cor Warcu Rercrns —Saturday—W m, Venable, drunk ta the market; dismissed. Geo Mahony, colored, do; flue and Coss $2.15. Daniel C. Webster, colored, carrying & pistol; do. $26.73, and jall for court. Thirty-three lodgers. Sauday—Dauiel Stewart, assault and battery. Stewart was arrested by Lieat. McHenry and Officer Gormley for assaniting and beatlug A Hven, @ county constable. The Witnesses on both sides net belay Pivsent, the preliminary Statement, on oath ot Mr. Hoen was taken ta ofder to identify the party, and Daniel Stewart was eid to for a farcher bearing by Justice Doan, Wm. Smith, drunk and disorderly; tine and costs $1.15. Thirty-seven lod ers. Doxxatty’s Concear Room, corner of Sixth street and Penosy!vania avenue, was crowded on Satu.d.y migit, we bear. Potice Avvans im tae NontueRn Lraze- Tims—Before Justice Willcams.—Charlotte Jones. was tried for fighting and general disorderly be- havior in the public streets. She was fined $5 04. Matbias Butler, do ; do. & Wm. James, for fighting in his own house, Was fined $5 91. James Smallwood, for going into Wm. James’ house and kicking upa row, and partizi ee in the van aed = 85 mF Michael Fleming was iF selit ligaer in smaller quantities than tne law allows. w — — 1t appeared in evidence that Michael asmall groce: nei; Reeciocd us the «Wood Bawye ails suspected of selling three-cent spiritual relief to colored habit of congregating oa ti Premises. A white man, who was the prosecuting witness in this case, testified that be went into Michael's store and saw a colored man there, who first pur- chased some loaves of bread, which he paid for, and then treated the witness to a three-cent whisky, and himself to a ditto, witness’s drink, and getting trost for his own Bg pial on account of the exhausted condition of bis exchequer. Michael was let off with a fine of $20 and Si 27 costs The joventles in the Northern Liberties, or some of them, ate an eccentric race of Lo apo always contriving to get themselves or their pa- rents into a scrape, which has to be adjusted by a visit to the magistrate’s Office, and a conse- quent depletion in the region of the ket. A number of these uoruly chaps are in the practice of annoying Mr. McDonnal ——— shoema- ker, who keeps a shop a short distance north of the Northern Liberties’ market house. They stone bis windows, fight on avement, swea-, smoke, make wry faces, ete even go so far as to commit nuisances on bout bis premises to bis constant annoyance. Thursday they cor- trived to gy igo poor McDonnald, who seized upon bis leather strap and rushing out on the vement laid about bim in all directions and appened to strike the son of Capt The Captain rushed into McDonald’s to chastise bim for striking his bov, and was it to belabor the shoemaker, when Mr. Capstan,a friend of McDonnald’s who was resent, inter- posed, and sugyested that the affair might be peaceably adjused ‘Ibis interposition exasper- ated the Captain and he gave Mr. Capstan a left- hander which sent him Spinning round like a top, and landed him in an undignified position. Capstan then appeaied to the law, and soon af- terwards Degges was urbered into the awful Presence of its functionary, who, bearing the evidence, was about to hold the Captain to bail, but at the request of Capstan, who stated that he did noi desire to give his Persecutor too much trouble about the affair, provided he would be- have better i: the future. the contemplated ac- ton was suspended, and Captain Deggs bound ever in the sum of $200 to keep the peace gener- ally, and particulariy for a space of twelve cal- euder mouths. Fifth District —Very little business bas been done at this oilice during the last and present month, althongh some warrants have beet issued and judzments rendered for proved violations of the city ordinances Probibiting forestailing, street nuisances, the sale of spirituous liquors, ale and porter, and withont license In the cases of forestalling, the defendants (Mallard and Black) employed an able member of the bar to make their defence, but he failed to convince Justice Thompson that the defendants had not rendered themselves lable to the penalty of $10 and costs, which were imposed in both cases. From the decision of the magistrate an appeal has been taken in the case of Malinrd, and it is jatimated by the connsel of Black that he too will appeal. It will not be a matter of regret, we learu, tothe Fifth district Police magistrate that bis decisions in these cases should undergo athorough investigation before the Circuit Court, for the legal points made in the defence are of an tant characte: alike interesting to our id the keepers of provision stores, now become numerous all over the city. Mendicants and hogs continue to infest our avenues, streets, and alleys, to the great annoy- ance ef storekeepers, hotel keepers, and otiver good c lo the Fifth district complaints hav- recently be n made to the police magistrate in relation to these, ax well ay other and less fla- grant violations of the city ordinance, prohibit. sag street nuisances. The attention of Police constables is Invited to this matter, because it ia their especial duty to enforce the hog law and to arrest street beggars, who are, in most cases, Imposters, or “idle ‘and disorderly persons, vithout any visible means of support ” ‘Two warrants were issued by Justice Thomp sou, but a few days ago, against colored women for open profanity in the public Streets; but the offenders, in these two cases, have not yet, we learn, been caught. A warrant was issued yesterday to Officer King against a female keeper of a small grocery, charging her with selling spirituous liquor f quantitics less tuan a pint, without obtaining a license. This case, it 14 thought by the officer, will be tried by Justice Donn. IscENDIARIsM —About 2 o'clock on Sunday inorning the wood sawing and splitting mill of T.J & W.M. Galt, at the foot of Seventeenth street, was discovered to be on fire. The pres- ence of the fire was ascertained by one of the Lauds ia the employ of the Messis Galt, who was sleeping in the mill. A few nutes afterwards several of the hands were awakened, and rushing out found the flames too power- fal to be stayed, and in a short space the whole structure, together with about forty cords of split wood, a buggy and several sets of har- ness were consumed The wood splitting ma- cbine was entirely destroyed, together with a portion of tue engine, but it is thought the en- gine may be repsired. Total loss is $4,000 and no insurance. ‘fue men who first took the alarm of fire, on first rushing out saw a man standing on the bridve near by whom they ali recognized rs Hotel,” glasses of 'rsons who are in the é a» a recently dismissed hd Sop bo of Messrs. Gait He bud refused to work under the orders ef a Ge a foreman, and had a few weeks ayo been arged, and in leaving had threatened vengeance. This morning the proprietors laid complaint egsinst this man before a magistrate, and bad a warrant taken ont for bis arrest. They commence the work of rebuilding on the same Site to-day, and ina few weeks will again be in operation: peaneaag Tux New Yor« Lencer.—Quite six thousand copies of the number of the New York Ledger containing the firét paper contributed to that journal by te Hon. Edward Everett, were sold iu the city of Washington, and if we are eor- rectly informed that figure represents Its average circulation bere at this time. We are not sur- prised at the fact, because it is really conducted with more tact and better taste than any other American weekly of its class. It is not wonder- fyi, tuerefore, that full three hundred and fifty thousand copies of the Led er are printed every week. Mr. Bonner, {ts publisher, comprehends three essential things in the successful conduct of & popular publication. ‘Thus, be is a capi‘al judge of the style of composition to please the mass of American readers; he also knows well that a thousand doliars judiciously expended in advertising invariably insures a return of at least two thousand doilars iu the way of extra profi, in wny business whatever; and he also is noi afiaid to pay layisuiy to secure the services of popular writers, such as he announces iu the ad- vertiscment of his Leder, which will be found in to-day’s Siar. ‘Tue Missinc Man. —The Mr. Taomas Jasper, of Calpeper county, Va., a cattle drover, who was advertised as ‘ missing” jn Saturday’sStar, is supposed by his friends to have been murdered in this city for the sake of the 3500 Le had about bim, and which he is known t, have been show- ia xicated, around the purtieus of the on the night of Saturday, the oth With the exception of an occa- toaal propensity to frotic, he was in all respects @ Most estimabie and deserving young man. We fear that the suspicion of his friends is but too true; and tuat he has fallen a victim to the mer- cenary designs of some murderous miscreants among us. Jt behooves the police to probe the mystery of his sudden and unaccoyntable disap- pea:sace to tue bottom. Inquest —Yesterday an inquest was held in the Fifth Ward over the body of an infant whic b had been found the night before on the steps of Justice McKenna’s residence. The general sup- sition is that the parents of the infant were mabie to bury it, and placed it where it wouid Teceive the alteution of recur. poorer rane the poverty of . Swehite coher teensy one aeliwe ecks old. ‘The jury retarned as a verdict that they were unable to decide the cause of death. He, rox Mount Vegnox !—It will be percelved from an advertisement in another column of the Star, that the steamer Thomas Collyer ix, until after the close of the present session of Cong resz, to ran to Mount Vernon three times a week The large fucrease in the number of strangers visiting Washington makes this change necex- sary. Lhe trip isa delightfal one. No sti whe bas not yet stood at tue tomb of Wastington should fall to avail bim or hetseif of the o por tunity of doing so the trips of the Collyer aiford. Tas Rossisn War witt Saortiy Cross — Our readers will perceive by the advertisements in unother columa that the dioramas at Odd Fel- tows’ Hail will shertiy close. We urge upon all who have not witaessed this exbibition to do so early It is one of the best treats ever offered to our citizens ia the shape of au entertainment. - Acetpenr.—Yesterday ufternoom, Mr. Robert V. Laskey (wheelwright) was throwa from a, spirtted and somewhat vicious horse he was riding on Fourteenth street, and the borse rearing aud falling upon Mr. L, bis ig yes badly crashed and brokeu. Assistance Pi v ange ee conveyed to his bo: carriage, 2 _fvor tue star. Hea. A. H. BY MRS. M.S. WHITAKER As warring winds in frozen realms contend, find o'er the deep ek Seer Parmar send, contest rose, 30 faction crowd, And empty words and declamation loud. * Oo, wee shal breast the storm? who guide the im, When raging waters threaten to wheim’ Grey bairs are there, the-wrin! brow of age, The fresh fair bloom of youth and manhood sage. But one alone, O Onxcon, for thee, Can plead and win @ glorious victory; Can add ano:her star to those we boast, And plant our flag on the Pactfic coast. The great in action, and in counsel wise, See our ea, conguering champion rise; The South his birth 5 Eenored by his name, Th’ admiring world his theatre of fame. Pale is bis cheek, and silver-toned his voice, While, at its sound, the stcred Nine rejoice; Il soul, atl fire, a revelation given, As though some spirit spoke to earth from heaven, And sball we miss thee from our councils now ” O this were Cincinnatus at the " Rome needs thy wisdom, modest though thou be, And Freedem, shrinking, loudiy calls for thee. Thy secret deeds, all registered above, Win for thy private life devoted love; Benificent, untainted patriot thou, And wreathed by angel handa shail be thy brow! Washington, February 12, 1859. — Sant Down.—This morning, two small boys brought to the guardhouse the carcase of sheep just killed and unskinned. It was found in an arch, between Fourth and Fifth, on H street. It is probable that the sheep-stealer drove the ani- mail in the arch and killed {t, and left it till a fa- vorable opportunity for itstemoval There being no claimant, the carcase was sent to the asylum. Tur Rev. Da. Prxg, of this eity, delivers a lecture before the Washington Art Association, this evening, at their gallery, on Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, commencing at 8¥ o’cloek. Cractir Covrt.—The case of Doe Dem Re- beeca J. Washington et ai., agt. Geo. F. Clark, sur. Hiram, occupies the Court to-day. This morning Mr. Cox was addressing the jury in be- half of the plaintiff. Tar Smxrps Guarps, of Baltimore, will, we learn, on their visit to Washington, on the 2d inst., be the guests of the Union Guards, Capt. Clark, and they could not fall into better bands. Rat, Estate —On Saturday A. Green. auc- “oneer, sold lot A, in square 257, to August Hooch at 34 cents per foot. Lot E, in same square, to James F. Burke at 30% cents. Smitusonian Lectures.—Prof. J.P. Cook, of Harvard University, commences a course of lec- tures at the Smithsonian this evening, on Chem- istry {llustrated by numerous experiments. Tue ARLINGTON CLUz give their second grand cotillon party at Harmony Hall this evening. S-e advertisement. Da. Hostettea’s Bitters bh: Warmest enocomume f, throughout the Union. received the om the press aud people savaluable tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation, ensral nervous debil.ty, it cannot be &pproached. Every day new cases of its grent effect are chroni- cled through our principal pubic journals. There is nothing equi to the enjoyment to that whieh the afflicted experience when using thie valuable spe- cific, Its mildtone, its sure and vigorous action upon 8 disordered stomach, and the oleansing of the éntire human body should resomn classes of our community. sary to convince the skeptical of iis hi is to purchase a bottle and be convinced. For sale by Druggists and desiers generally, ev- ery where, fo 8 eost Ferety Given to tax Poor.—The poor and needy suffering from bad Colds, Coughs, or other lung complaints, will receive a bottie of Mrs. Gard - ners unrivalled Indian Medicice gratuitously by Psat oa at Weeks & Potter's, 14 Washington street, Boston, feo-lw Wappine Cakes, very pri the Philadelphia Confection streets, Ice Cream and W quart. ty and vi ohoap, at » corner 12th ‘and ¥ ater Ices 38 cents per ja 17-1m —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ MARRIED, At St. Paul, Minnesota, 5th ultimo, by the Rev. E. D. Neil, G. THOMAS MAY. formerly of Georgetown, D. C.,to EMMA H. HALE, of St. ‘aul, DIED, On Sunday morning, the 1Sth instant, Mre. RE- BECCA SURIVENER, aged 23 years. Her funeral will take piace from her late resi dence ou & street south, near the Navy Yard, ac 2 o’cluck p.m.,on Tuesday, the 15th inst.,and f,om Christ Church at 2% o’clock p.in, ‘he friends of the family are invited to atte: On Sunday, at 12 o’elock p.m., very sud ‘enly, WILLIAM FICCA ULES. seed 61 y0m The friends and acquaintinces of the family of the decease are invited to attend the funeral at nis late residence, No. 4% Masaachusetts avenue, between 4tnant sts.,on Tueedasy, the 15th instant, at 4 o’clock p. n., without further notice, bi Un the i2th instant, FRANCIS DUNBAR, eld- est son of John D. Rosanneh Brandt, agod 8 years and (0 months. At Edge Hill, on the Sch instant, LUCRETIA HART. wife of J. K. Pitzer, of Koanoke county, it daughter of tne late W.S. Derrick, D.C (Intel.) id Va., and é! of Washing SOUTHERN WEE TBE FAMILY JOURNAL. CONTENTS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK. 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Y CLO: — Wi alaite LE owen He RUBSIAN Laing SRAVELA AG ERUNES: 1 ives with TRAVELING TRONS fivited to visit our Pome) Sslesroo: ocoupying the entire basemen » where’ " ovat EAU MRA UTR PRESS TRUNKS, PA! ‘fh HAT BOXKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS, SATON- vo NAD EERE co feluiw aud lol Duane tN ork. Re gae ED, PT a HEAD DRESSE ORNAMENTAL DRESS © CHENULYE BERD Dik fe 9-e0St SOM Be oeee Links, HAIR BALLS, ES, &e meine ae A T AUCTION Zee OF C. W, BOTE ALE sy CATALOGUE, SATURDA ki xm * Rooms sume or pie Seas" Kiks, &c., Gin aoen: C. W. BOTELER, Arct’r. By J.C. MoGUIKE & CO.. Auctioneers. ATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE AND SLxct Books —On THURSDAY APTER> NOON, February 17th, at 6 o'clock, at the auc- tion rooms, we eon sell, wi'hout reserve, & choice oollectiow of vai ‘ook. comprising many very costly illustrated .. We name in part— Punch : a comp} et, from its commencement to rated with several thousand hu- rty volumes in fifteen, haif mo- Royal Gallery of British Art, illustrated with 43 ravings, by the best artists, one a most costly illustrated works ja ev Boyd mptuous edition of Shaksepeare’s Works, Costumes of th Highland Clans, consisting of ninety-six splendid colored engravings of the diferent Cians of Sootlang in appropriate cos- umes, ‘Together with many rareand beautiful:y illustrated works. for which we refer to the ue LOW 'y tor distribution, Terms cash. felad "JC. McGUIRE & CO.. Auots. Br WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. KEULAK SALES OF HORSES. CARTS, Canzisens, HaRnuss, &c.—We have em toyed Mr. Thomas Dowling to conduct the regu- far rales “of Horses. Carts, Harness. &c., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR DAY MORNINGS, in front ofour store, corer of 9th street and Peunsylvaniaayenue. All persons bav- ing such tu dispose of would do well to send on those Ss. Specs! advortisements given when required. jaSi-eotw WALL & BARNARD. Au ts, By WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers. RUSTEBE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND 0 AT PuBLic SaLe.—On THURSDAY AFTER- NOON, 2th instant, at5 o'clock, in front of the preinises, we will sell, ye of Lot No, 2,m Square numbered 625, fronting 12 feet 6 inches on Masss- chusetts avenue, between F and G streets north, and running back about 65 feet, aud improved with & two story Frame Dwelling. ‘This sale offers an investment or the means of s9- uring & dwelling fura moderate sum. 7 Ter One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 rey ie oor and secured by a deed of a8 e property. pepe PHOS. C, DONN, Trostes. jal0-eokds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. i7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED untii MONDAY, the 2ist Febroary, same hour. iadl-tawts WALL & BARNARD. Auots. T RUSTEE’S SALE.—By autho:ity ofa deed of trust from Rachel Waugh and others. edthe 18th March, 186, to the subsoriber, all t: terest of stid Rachel Weugh, and William A. Waugh and wife, Anna Maria wauzh, John Ross ard wife, George W. Godey and wife,and John 8. Wangh in and to the following property, will be sold at avo tion on the 15th day of Maroh next, at ¢ o’clook im the heme a the pr yom Viz: igs pare found in Georgetown beginning on south line of Bridge street, at the west corner ofthe brick house lately owned by John Mouatz, and rua- ning thence with Bridge street west 17 feet, thence south 90 feet to @ 5-feet-wide alley running from Jefferson street, theros east 17 feet to the property of said Mountz, and thence north 99 feet to the be- ginning. with the dwelling -house thereon. Te : $850 cash, the residue at aix and notes besring interest, and a dead Premises to secure them. If ths terms of sale are not comphed with within 3 days, the property will be resold on seven days’ public no tioa, at the risk and cost of t! it pa ir je 7-2awiw SAM’L Or Ww ILL SHORTLY CLOSE !—THE RUSSIAN SY WaRat Uda Fellows’ Hall, Tt ARABOLA SPECTACLES, Superior to an other in use, constructed, in ae*ordance wit! the philosophy of nature, inte peculiar form of a coneavo-convexo 6llipsis, admirably adapted tothe organs of ty perfectiy natural to the eve; al 01 i altogether the at so tele to the uman vision everiavented. For sale K. LUNDY, Sylvania avenno, L°0o* OUT FOR BARGAINS! Just arrived et HAMILTON & CO.’S Whole- Bale Retsil Depot, thé largest and most com- lete assortment of SASH DOORS, BLINDS and OULDINGS ever before offered in the District. Extensive arrangemsnts have bees made with the best manufacturers in the country fur a constant supply of the best mater: nd workmanship, all of which we can and will seli at lower rates than they eau be bought elsewhere. If you would economize, do = by buying at5627th street, opposite Centre Market. ia Btw H.W. HAMILTON & co. D. “DINNER PARTIES.” INNER PARTIES Wil be furnished to fami hes at $3, $4. and @5 per head; or, if they prefer,s firet class Fronch oook can be sent to their resi- denoes to prepare dinner for them, at the moderate charge of $2 for his services, ‘Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing oan have the best the market affords sent to thei houses at cost prices. One or more dishes will be sent toany part of the city for those who may desire it, I guarantee to se a better dinner — any other establishment in the city, &t & saving of er cent. J aie eee On GAUTIER, da ls5-a0mm 252 Pa. av. hat. 12th and With eve F. C. WEIRMAN’S CAKD ‘ OR HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and Heads of Families of Washington, George- town, Alexandria, and vicinity. c. WEIR -.424 lath street. between New York avenue and H street, has had made up to his specisl order and this day received shook of his iadies’ and Children’s CU MADE SHOES, which he will seil at reduced rates for cash ‘They are the suine make, qua'ity of material. du tability of work.ahuship, a iegh.t Lnish as here- tofore, which are ro well & n to his numeroua patrons throughout the District and various States to be incomparably superior in every re<pect. and entirely different in style, fit, and artistio Workman- ship, to &ny Others vended hece or elaewhere @ has made arrangements greatly to extond hie business, and thererore will sell at exooediagly moderate rates, on the terms above named. Families may save helfthe mo: ey usualiy thrown away on worthless shoes that have neither style. Git, nor wear in them. s The eubseriber will warrant his in e¢ery particu lar, and that one pair will outlast throe pairs of those ofotner manufacture, There can be no stronger guaranty of the inestima- bh uty of these shves than the universally ac- knowledced fact that they retain their perfect me a to the Inst. unt.] entirely worn ont. ja.9 eot) —————— ma ont.__ jas -eott_ T No. 488 SEVENTH STREET, ALWAYS A m a good assortment of — PAPERHANG- Pioture and LOOPS.&0, . Orders executed in @ satisfactory soe mSuner, OF no pay regui) * . é SJORN MARKRIT Fight doors above Odd Fellow fe 5 2w* 7 SOOD EATING AND Z G CAPITAL DRINKIN W.F. BENTER’S Rostaurant, on the rear o: Browns’ Hotel block, oon tinues to be famous as the very best’ RK urant in W. ington mie Loveraof exquisi:e eating will alway find there the very chvicest Oy: Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wine: wars, &c., to be ova: iquors. Se- in Bny eating house in this T y eooking or itablishment is unsurptssed, and no other house of the kind is more remarkable are invariable good attendance of all empoyed it. Mite His ohar # Ara moderate. __ fea ef NEW Go0obs Just RECEIVED, 50 pieces fine White Brilliants at 123 18, and 250. 100 "eo. Find Cambries, Ja Sd kites emall Colored Figured Brilliants and 100 Pisces ‘Blink and /petiosn small Figured . colors. With many other irat-elae Staple Goods for use: J. W. COLLEY & CO., fe9 2w 523 7th st ,S3 doors above Pa ave. THE LAGER DEPOT UF BHULZ & Cu. is at No. 4643 7th street, near the City Post . AES fice. ro tly hil (free of charge fur deliy- eeiat or wr for kegs or bottles, sent to them in ra0n the Past Office. ‘ih Eger Saaehantey Pe klccwoben ic the t best now in the Urited tes, Te ex- emely mod 5 hay so on hand 3 very fine assortment of HUNGARTAN WINES a1 eo riees, fe 10-Sm. ind their terms UPERIOR RAZORS, warranted, only 5° ots. ne 8 irom cts. ta Chudre ber Long (best). Cembs, 2S ote, Ladies’ Portemonnaies, new styles, a beautiful ai- ies’ and Gents’ Shoulder anes. . ii Briss Or one's feltw Wivhe Semueeee ride, a UBIN EXTRACTS, all odoxs, st GIBLS’S Lik dio sph Siem sal wt My i" RUFFITH & SATELDS, Gesniogy PBR eg menor, uz rernazivapa avenue, opposite Browns’ the Pd. (fe9-4f J.B. Smrerps. nt AMPPERs SOK By . TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. ‘pitenbioe See Oe FINE Soup AND SILVER Wa’ 4 SS a po Bane pecker = Curt &c; &e,.& NG, com- nag at Gi o°GIOck, Ato. S12 Mth Burnet’ cone jencer Uffice. att Ww. LL & BARNARD, Auots. N. PF. FRENCH’S NINTH ANG A Prekites es"Si tad Every Event wal he Having been seven years with Z. Pratt, Eee., I : ty, comprising — ine family and Boxe bles, Praver Liat dltaate Se ingugeapedince. Bue Waveriy Noveis, 12 volumes, complete, Dicken’ Wy ork. four styles of binding, complete in and 6 LS ay Foationt ‘ext ke. & e sare new ard perfect Book, at rivate sale during the Gay at bear publisher's Ladies add gentiomen are 4 jon sale ‘clock Old Store. between Oth and Tith streets, ne nue. Books now open for JAS. C. MoOUIRE © COn A Brn. F. Fexxcu. Salesman. = Jone = By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers: puearrcke ND EFFECTS OF A FAM- MY VECLINING HOUSEKEEPING aT PUBLIC SALE. On TUESDAY TORNING, February 15, st ten o’elock, at the residence of | deo ming housekeeping. onthe east eide of 6th street, be twoen G and @ strects, (the flag will designate the bouse,) wa shal! spll— Handsome Wainut Parlor Suit, in hair-cloth, Marb' ~" 0 Lepoeg beng Tables, ‘ane ’ ood-1 rs. Lounge, Stutl-seat Rocker, Whatnot, ik. Gilt Window shades, J Fee — ene a russe! iree-ply a Rugs, joths, Stair Rods aad ree Mahogany and Walnut Bedstead: oped. te Barcave Washstands, ron 8. Toilet Sete, Looking glasses, ‘ogether with s ger - ing ‘Artioles: ae a Terme: $3) and and ih; sum, credit of 60 and 99 days, for holes satisiserorin ea: dorend, bearing interest. feod JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By BARNARD & BUCKKY ; Goorgetown, OSEWOOD SUIT, MAHOGANY FURNT TURE, CHINA aND HOUSEHOLD Seuarrcay GENARALLY. AT AvcTION —| WEDNEr SDA MORNING. the i6:h instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the residence of — Divine, Esq., opposite the Convent, in Georgetown, the entire Household Furniture, as— = Resewood Parior Suit, ia brocateile,and handsome- ly carved, Mabocany Sofa, Rockers, Etegere, 0. Sideboard, Dining Tables, Lounge, Parior, Hal’, aud Chamber Cary Freneh¢ hina Dinrer Sst, do. Tea Covkinz, avd other Stovee, Wardrobes Mattirg, Rugs, Curta Gas C. eliers and B turner, Kit~ben F urniture, Wood Wire, Ra:n Cask, &e. Terms at sain, fellte BARNARD & BUCKFY, Auct’rs. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. puRN rune AND HOUSEHOLD tresers ING, Feln Looking -g'asses, AT, Avetion.—On WEDNESDAY MOKN- i At 10 o’clock, at ++ No, 483 Massachusetts ave Sthetreets.we simi! sell, all the Furriture and Household Effect: Mahogany Prior Suit, in bair-cloth, Marbie-top Centre Table, Fancy Tables, Mahogany Writing Desk, Cane sest Chairs, Mshogany Sideboard. Dining Tab es, Lace Curtains and Cornice, Window Shades, HKrussels and Ingrain Carpete, Stair Carpet, Giicioth, Rods s: Dressing an Bedsteads, Feather teds, Bol: Mattresses, Looking-g las: Bronze ures, Drop Light, Vi China, Giass and Crockery W sre, Cook:ng ard ther Sioves, ‘Together with & general assortment of Household and Kitchen Kequisites. Terms: $25 and under cash; over that sum & credit of 3) and 60days, for notes satisfactorily en- oreed, bearing aterest. P, S.—Twe house isforeale or rent. Inquire on the premises, felt-d J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. tc Dn Hn By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME AND VALUABLE BRICK Hovsz ax Lor on 91H Steer, BETWEEN M anv N Sts.,aT Arcrion.—On THURSDAY the 17:h instant, I shallseli, 4 o'clock p. t Dweiling house and Lot, being Lot No. i! rs Lot Nc. 12 in Square No. 400, frontizg eet on the east side of Sth street west, aud runni back 92 feet to 8 14-fuot 3 inch a'ley ; improved by a handsome two story aad attic Rrick House, with a two story back-buildirg, covered with siate; hav- ing a fine yard attach: ed, paved and handsomely | aid cif; with =ened wood and coal house fronting on the ailey, which is paved. The attention of persons wishing to purchase a sndsome residence is called to the sa'e of the above ty, as, wu examination, they will find the house posses, ‘ery convenience, and is built in the most modern style, by the best of workmen. Terms: One third cash ; nce in 6, 12, 18. and 24 months, for notes beariuig rest, ber pl | 8 deed of trust on le RUSTEE’S SALE OF HACK AN 8 AT AUCTION.—By virtueof a deed of trust >». Adams, du y recorded, &c., will sail, SUAY MOURNING next, ‘17th ant, at 10 0’clock, in front of Wail & Barnard’ otion room. Hack No. 66,in excellent order, suitable for acking or for private use, Aiso, one Set Doubia srness. ‘Yermg; One fourth cash; the residue 1n 2, 4, ani 6 months, for notes satisfactor; 3.and hear- ug interest, C. INGLE, Ti “fe'it WALL & BARNAR MARSHAL 8 SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fier: facias, issued from the Clerk’s offies of the Cirou:t Court of the District of Columbia for the county cf Wa hineton, and to me directed willexpose to public skis, for casH, in front of the Court house door of said m TUESDAY, the 8th day of Maroh, 1859, at 12 o’e:ock m., the fol lowing described property, to wit, viz: All defend- a: t's right, tith aim, and imterert in and to Lot Sia, fronting 25 feet on H street ia the city of Washington, D. C , toxether ail and singular the improvements thsreon. uz. levied upon a8the p operty of Samuel M. Kuight, and will be sold to satisfy Judiciais No, 19%, to Gotober term, 1258, W. T. Do se of Thos, HAaR- No. 2, in Square nort Brown, use of George Poe. Jr.. vs. samusi M. Knvght, *° W. SELDEN, Marana felt-ts for the District of Columbia Ry BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. Ikst CLASS CONFECTIONERY Es- IMENT AT PRivaTE SALE —We will of- ern e the first-ciss: nfectionery ea- of Meas:s.Atz & Bro., Bridge street Georgetown, on the tsccommodsting terms. If not suld by the 2°th instant, it wal be st auc- tion, of which due notice will be given fil eotzith BARNARD & KUCKEY Aneta, By A. GREEN, Aucnouser. CHANCERY SALE eA HOUSE AND LOT, 4 By virtue of a decree of the Cirouit Court of tne District of Columbia, in chancery sitting, mad: the cause of Mary M. Williams vs. ‘Theo Connell, and others, and dated the 22a ar of ry, 18.9, 2 shall offer at pab.casie.on THURSDA the sd day of March nest at so'eiok re 5 on the premises. the east \6feet of Lot numbered seven- teen, ( 7,) m Squa-e numbered four hundred and fifty-one. (451) with the mprovements thereon, con- sisting ofe at rane dwelling house, with back~buiidong atinch ‘This property is weil located ig @ healthy neigh- borhood, a of water in the yard. ihe house is comparative: +f & new OLe, convenientiy or ringed, ard furnished in a manner to correepys ‘Terms: One-third cash; the r ee in three equal instalments of 6,'2 acd 12 munths. secured by notes bearing interes} from ¢be day of sele. ifthe terme are not complied with within 5 days after the sale tae prop: rty will be resold on | Week's uotics, at tue risk and —— of the purchaser, LOYD, T:astes. fe8-eokds - GREEN, Avot. AKSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of nwnt of M feri faciss issued from the Fi re 8 ofboe of the Cirenit Court of the District of Columb for the county of Washinz:on, nnc to me directed, I will expose to public sais, iur Casu, in frant’ of th Court house door of said county, ou TUESDAY, the gsy of February next, 1259, at I2o'eigak i.” the following descri Property, to wit: Ail defendant’s right, titie, elsim and interest in and to part of Lots Nos. § and 9, in Square No. £85, begin. Ding at & point orline on Sd street west, il feet north of southwest orner of Lot No.9; thenee south slong the line of ssid street 28 feet : thence easton & line at right anglea tornid street 92 feet toa pubic alley in said Square; theace north with line of enid aliey 23 feet ; thence west feet to the line of said strect pee of beginning, together with ail: sin- 0 \iaprovements theregn, sessed levied and will be roperty of G Stafh: Bord to satiety paiciale Row to Quuary term, wi e W. SULDEN, Marshal for the Distriet of Coiumina, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. H SUPERIOR ost > +, L NTELS AND DILES, BY Catalog aT Ateron “Un WEDNESDAY, the aod inetant, | shall seli, by catalogue, commen: &t i6o’clock A. m., at the marble — ae fo; ¥ ‘business to } i faa avenue, between Teh aed 39cm fod aed Mon smnerts ever cer varie! 5 Stataary } arble orved tia Heptels, Ly 5 iJ m { GailfGrale Mouided Blantle, very tare Goa 'aupe- 1859, in favor of Joka iao7 te 2 a Important frem Mexico. © New Oxveays, Feb. 12 —The - ery arrived to-day and brings In: accounts, the captii The captuce of Mazatian a is sett va wt e French and English naval commanders had succeeded in enforcing the demands of their respective gover ments at Vera Craz, and duties would be restored fothwith, Teste of the revenue f¢ seenred to land and France. ‘The American Consul prot Retiation, Juarez wi Teby — Later frem Havana and Flerida. CHARLEsTox, Feb. 13.—T he steamship Isabel, from Havana and Key West 0a the 10th! arrived bere last night. The for sngers at Hav. aua was fair, and good ities brought 8xae fatty a rial b " oe tial ceetiee igher Preights are brisk. Ex- The Bremen ship Miami, from Gal: 7 5 veston cyttor, weat ashor 5. of January and bilged err oe A son of Consul General Gomaged, ‘neral Helm bad died nest —— of x ‘be sleamer Maguolia arri the 62h. "Col. Rector bad succeedea ny weet ot pon cog amed ateated the Seminoles to assembis al art Myers, to ready to bark — Orleans. Ae ee ‘he Magnolia will touch at Point Arassus her retura and take on board the Arkansas Gele- gation of friendly Indians, as wel! as those of the Flo-ida Seminoles who shail have been collected bere. — The Kansas Legislature, St. Lovrs, February 13.—A bill aj $1,000, and authorizing the employ cant of couse sel for the defence of Mr. Doy and bis son, who arecharged with abducting sourl,and who are now tn Missouri, was passed in the lower house of the Kansas Legislature, on the Tih justant, without opposition From Santa Fe. St Lovts, Feb 12.—The New Mexican mall of the 224 bas arrived. Tue California mail from Stockton was overdue at Sapta Fe, and the con- tractors are uneasy. The mail party has to run the gauntlet of the Navajoe Indi ‘illages, con- taining some 8 000 warriors Canadian Seat of Government. Moytaxat, Feb.12.—The Provincial assembly has voted to fix the seat of government at Quebec for four y by 37 majority. This wili - bly result in ‘the permanent location of seat of government at that place The Death of Ex-Pwrser Hunter. Bostox, Feb 12. Wiliam P. Roach, kee; ofa rad store bere, and manslaugbter, in killing ex-purser Samuel V. Hunter, will be brought up cor trial during the coming week. Specie for the Seuth. New York, Feb 12.—The United ‘States maii steamship Cahawba sailed thi« afternoon, for New Orleans and Havana, with 24 passen, rs fo: the former port and 56 for the lat! She also took out $50,000 in specie for New Orleans. Beiter Explesien. Lancaster, O , Feb. 12.—The steam flouring mill of Wm. Latta was blown up yesterday by the — of a boiler. Loss, between $3,000 and $1,000. No lives lost. Detec' Mail Rebber. ALBany, Feb. 12 co. Bartholomew, im the employ of Thompson’s Express, was this morn ing detected in the act of robbing the mails at the Albany post office by Holbrock, Government ageat. Baltimore Markets. Battimore,Feb 14.—Piouris steady; Howa'd street and Ohio $5 75; City mills $5 50a85 62. — is scarce; white $1 402$1.70; rea $1 0 Corn—The receipts are large; southern yei low 74a76c. Whisky is dull; Obie 30: j City 2¢ Financia’. New Yor, vty | 14 —Stocks are duii bat firm. Chicago and Rock fsiand 60%; Cam- bertand Coal Co. 22%; Jilinois Central Shares 67; Do. bonds 88%; Lacrosse and Mil. 1X; New York Central 79; Reading 484; Cantons 20\ Va. 6's 96%; Mo O's; US. 5's of 1874 mx '—THE RUSSIAN W ILL SHORTLY CL) WAR at Odd Fel: Hell it NURSERY AT LINNCGEAN BILL. Nerax W. NeToN, D.C. The proprietor invites the attentio of tee peblio . and general ‘assortment of ORNA MENTaL and” FRUIT TREES. them 6.00 large size White Pine, Balenm Fir, nd Norway Fir, of isree growth and heathy cop- Aiton, with a large assortment of other Evergreen A iarce assortment of Deciduous -Ornamental Shade Trees, of all mzes suitable for trac, planting A seueral collection Fruit Trees, chowe and selcet, Also, Garden Fruits, Currants, Goorederries, consists: pp mec rawberrer, in grest variety and of most roved sorts. mg att en F ; can nm 9 suited o A ure; Catawba, lsabelia, Concord, - Sot cit latestettahosancimnens 1,0 e Orange for hedging, Snrubvery for gardens and lawnee JOSHUA hg “Linresn Hi'l,” near Washington, D.C. fellaw G FAMILY BREAD, FEORGE SEITZ. Baker, No. 331 New York avenus, between loth and lith streets, respectfully ioforms the citizens of Washington that he m pow maa turing BREAD of tne very best quality of - , and delivering ¢ wame to all parte of the orty. Ordera left at his stands, No. 95 Centre Market, and ite Northern Market wat be promptly attended te, Also, CAKES and PIES, of every description, always on hand, fe5-im SEO. SEITZ. — ——____ GEO. SEITZ. Wks SHORTLY CLOSE!—THE RUSSIAN WAK at O44 Fellows’ Hail. u RiIVALE RECEPTIONS AND SOIREES. THE CITY ORCHESTRA Tespectfully in‘orms the admirers of good Music that they stil! attend to the cor ducts; ¥, ‘e~ si02: performances on the Piano ‘ond m, or, with any other selection of Inst &t Private Receptions and Soirees, sto assure their : sage pres cee po Lan: ie, it approved composers. By tainier of relat epoes ifrequived. fe. R619 Depot corner enn. avenue , street, Or Bt the residence uf Mr. Senoel, No. 54 Pa, avenue, 22d et. ‘eiw JOHN K. SCHREL, Agent. FAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR Ri BASES MOUNT’S Consum Desiroy et, seis Maciony OD etn mente. Coughs, Coids. Broucaitis, and Consumption. In onsea of one o7 two bottles Set R CUT@ ALA Cus! ) cents. Persous {10m al! sections have orde: different quantities by express. % tah a babe cap take it without imjary. ‘ estored to health by it herse'f, trom dee; 7 sumption, she reoommeuds it unhesitstingly to a), Deiaye are dangerous. im if you wise to be saved, between lth end !2th, or at Stott’s. carser Penn, avenue and 7th atre: 80. at Culver’s, curner 12th street end Penn. aven do 3-8m a UMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING aon its various brauones meatiy prompi.y ‘The best of workmen from the North « in my il guarantee aii work w: T may be favored with tote executed im tho meat sutaten, and Workman like manner hand s email supply of Gas whioh | osm furnish @t prices Herne ere nT ADON SNYDER _fe next to Star Uffica. ore MUSICAL FRIEND. A weekly publicstion of Sheet Music, suitabie for the plasere And singers ofthe Home circle, oor sisting of sixteen folio size, si ne handsome cover, Jt oout~ams ah the p-pu ar dances 3 Srramgements from the must favorite 7 of everyining that the sapere tant every tning e ir 5 diet, al Pins have constantly and Water Fixtures. never Ways instrucuve, verheorar eine uohOUR MUSICAL FRIEY tons it has woo PPeoet. pre puamaties of