Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVEKY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corer Penney!vauia Avenue and Eleventh Street, 8Y WwW. D. WALLACH. ost ppicnap tages 1% Tomah Tbecribere th ag sgriptuon price is & year, A ontha; @1 ss Tnteopniliett tha rate of if conte = week. Aingle and a cent; in Wrappers, 2 cents. copies, ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to square) inserted three times for ‘every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent. ‘ance; Once a week, 5 por cent. advance. + — Ebening = — tar. ve, XIII. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1859. N°. 1,893. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. + [DEFERRED ARTICLES] Tuk Accovyts or Tam MARSHAL oF THE Noerraers District or Itirvors.—After an alarming preface of newspaper dispatches, a p2mphlet has at last been published containing “charges against Charles N. Pine, U. 8. Mar- shal for Illinois. It is decidedly a unique document The respectful distance maintained between the fierceness of the charges and the innocence of the proof, is amusing, to say the least on’t. The first charge is that Charlos N. Pine is incompetent. because his brother is in- competent. The second charge is that be is morally dishonest, because he deposits bis mouey in bauk and pays his debts with cer- reney. The third charge is that he is no Demo- erat, because he turned the charger out and pat bis brother in the “ most respensible office in bis gift’ That brother seems to be the “bead and front’’ of Mr. Pine’s offending. The fact that said brother’s “ insolence of office’’ deprived the charger of certain * benefits and emoluments’ probably accounts for the milk in the cocoanut. To this very conelusive proof two oertifieates are attached, which are de- cidedly unique. In the first, the charger swears that he kept Pine's hooks; but forgets to swear that he kept them correctly—an unfortunate ission. In his second, he sweare that his own “statements are entitled to fullest belief.’ In other words, be makes oath to his own veracity, and maintains. by affidavit. that he isaman of truth, Though very convenient, this is @ rather singular method of establishing the credibility of a witness. A Novet Metuop or Appryrsa ror Pesric Orerice.—We saw recently, at one of the Gov- ernment departments. a letter from an appli- eant for a position in the service, which read } as follows ; ~- | take the liberty to send you my picture, that you may form some idea of uiy physical qualifica- tons requisite for filling the positi * Yours, very truly, —_——.” & 4 the top of the sheet containing this vstle is a handsome photograph of the ap- pieant. who. no doubt, had an idea that his personal charms would be irresistible, and that fie Secretary would at once “eave in’ and return him a commission. Another applicant, not having the same reli- snee on the fascinating effects of his “‘phiz tavored the same Secretary recently with his pedigree for some four or five generations, and made it palpably apparent that he was de- seended in a direet line from heroes and bero- ines. illustrious in their day. perhaps, but, un- fortunately for this aspirant’s hopes, quite for- gotten now Tur Morst Verson Purcuase Fexp.—We P sro requested to remind the public that Mr. George Riggs. of this city, the treasurer of the Ladies’ Assveiation to raise funds for the pur- chase of the Mount Vernon estate, is atall times ready to receive any contributions to the so- ciety # means which any may be inclined to ae- cord. He has already received (passed through his hands) over $100,000 on that acoount. Operations oF THR Patent Orrice.—The following is a list of patents issued from the United States Patent Office for the week end- ing Feb. 22, 1859—each bearing that date: . of Westerville, Ohio. —Fer »perating reciprocating saws. he Archerean. of Paris nee. Au Atwood, of Brooklyn, t tn apparatus for destructive distillation. senter. of Wheeling, Va.—For improved jor jointing staves. tdmund Bigelow, of Springfleld, Mass.—For measuring faucet Wm. Blanchard, of Washington, D. C_—For wement in casting stereotype plates. ij. Burling, of Buffalo, N. Ver inspooved propeller for canals F. Burnhar proved wat f Laurel Factory, Md.—For Whee!) bb, of Painesville, Ohio.—For im- oud w | improved triangular stand for fu ym. © Davel, of Fall River, proved vegetable cutter | Heury N. Degraw, of Green Island, N.Y —For improved hoot-jack Henneville Dewalt and Charlen F:. Schrader, of Reading. Pa. —For improved meat eutter M. Doherty. of Boston, Mass.—For improve- ment i Mass.—For im- ans, of New Haven, Conn.—For iin- i nd setting springs . Texas.—For im- Fagan, of Anagy nnp 1S. Foster, of Marilla, N. Y.—For im- thes rack. H. Freets, of Wheaton, [l—For ian- otfee-pots. dner, of Troy. N. ¥.—For im- ng covers of cook stoves. of Warrenton, Ga.—For improve- obu M_ Hall zs uprove- veers New York, N. Y._—For improve- brushes vard, of Penn Yan, N. ¥.—For a harvesters. Kendall, of Cambridgeport, Mass — . in steam boilers of Dubuque, lowa.—For im- rkiny bar lewd . of Meredith, N. H.—For im- Huved steam-pressure guage Lawton and Waa. H. Bliss, of New- or improvement in bose coupling. ¥. of Pittsburg, Pa. —For improve- ze. c ie. of New York, N.Y —For im- . of Wilmington, Del—For s Neury Montgon Creek NOY of Lproveruent in grain sep- F. Manger, of Rochester, N. ¥—For im- or es Nichols, of Hartford, Conn.—For pl ary Oliver. of Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- provement in brooches, ear-rings, &¢ fter. of Washington, D. C._—For im- broved bliad fastening w Chas Kichter. sr, of Madison, Geo—For ups wels.of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im- is Tor horses on shipboard Saxton, of Washington, D. C.—For im- at in seal presses of Brooklyn, N. ¥.—For fixtares: a uty © Spalding. of Brooklyn, N. ¥— ed treadle and. Y™: N- ¥—For bert K Taylor. of Reading. Pa —For tm- weut in apparatus for Veutilating railroad Sau broved st ‘ HH Waldin, of Burlington. lowa—} - d chuck for watehmaker’s lathes mee J 1. G. Ward, of Adrian, Mich —For ent iu cementing roofs faucis F. Wells. of Texana, Texas —Por im- fovement in pessaries Chas Weston. of Salem. Muss.—For improve- Ment in appara is for handling bides. Philip Po Weis and F Sehutte, of Philadelphia, For improved feeding mechanism for sawtny hines CP Wilhetin, Hovement iu key-h improve- ef Bridgeport. Pa —For im- bult gor attaching carriage thills. Walter A. Wood, of Hoosick Falls, N. vernent in harvesters BOOTS, SHOES, &c. WOOD AND COAL. TA. ; rd 3 O TO J. W.P. MYERS & CO/'S, corner G and | J DENTAL NOTICE. ihe ed of Hoa all, N.V.—Pot BOOTS AND SROBR 486 | GOIQL Nh MYERS COS. eee G8 | De ni PENTALIETES wo me Be ice eg YN Nt | oly ARON ra be, Meow | WOOL Ey erat OARS Sa NR Os | agua By Mage Pot ne eS signor to David L. Wintringham, of Jersey City a cplondill lot of Ladice’ town rms cash. . 2 will be pleased to sce all who may desire N< J —For improvement tn*machine ior cocking EATERS whieh hewitl soll ats ae ante’ Calf | cael Sw. P. MYERS & CO. ue services. For professional ability { am kindly bt 80,8 jot 32w corner 5 perm! 7 - — Chas. E. Clark. of Boston, Mass., assignor to nd Gh ‘iren's SH FS, caer, in proportion. ee fe PRICES REDUCED. SETH. pi al Rt | Ea PE | Cog eI cont oo2' 000" | ME Laut a entrant mummat Mease @-Wurascr, of Satin. Mass oy orto | - sesh Fhe ASC, ya edges | this city SBS = 4 ; aed ss sad -? - s be ickot ‘ these budeall Ehomoere. © ue acante ose ates. ent of ‘Gonions mony Eronch ag “9 . 1 9one woen, " no person can wear others Jonathan Good. of Philadelphia. .. assignor 2 ‘alf Pamp-sole Me Z “ “3 n be accommodated to himself and BL. H. Dabbs. of ‘said Philadel. t Yulin, Patent Ceativer CES case ne etre Cconking) CORLL | ST eens wed edt teagan ee aprovement in railroad car-seats ongress aud Leo Gaiters and Slippo eee ee MITCHELL, bv Strongest ad oat por va a % reel A Wm. Hinds, of Little Falls, N.Y. assignor to | 5nneY Gleorous Slipps. Call and oxamine y fore tt wouth side Sf the Bridge, | art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE wil be Jerome Hinds, of said Little Falls For improve. ment in straw-cutters Lyman Hyde. of Ellenville, N. Y., assignor to the Ellenville Glass Company —For liuprovement at _fe17__ Iron Hall, Pa. a F STREET, Between 8th and 9h’ streets. v 7OOb! WOOD! —1 would eall the attention of m 1 the public in gen- ep fally warranted. this city, No. 336 Penn. avenue, between Room Toth strects; also, 9o7 Arch street, Paniadel, _____e -ty_ eral to my stock of Woon COA ps oomprising ING Cheap for caahe ‘Hickory, Oak und Eine Wood eee a = je) 5 ory, * os, of ur winks) 0 | And spl uy size and length, aud delfcored to any Whites Satin Siippars, $1.2! ofthe erty. Brown Liadioa’ Gaitor Boots, 7 PSD Call sud leave your orders. ldren’* Moroece and Un- Corner of Mth in machines fur furnishing carboys A.W. Morse, of Eaton, N.Y. assignor to him self and RV. Robie, of ssid Eaton —For im- proved bed bottom L. R. Reekwood. of Worcester, Mass, ussignor to J. L. Clongh, of said Worce: -For im prove- ment in blacki Reissue.—Sa 1 Friend and Geo. Setler, of N. ¥. For extension finger-ring. Patented Decem-- ber 21, 1858. Design —Wm. Loyd. of Philadelphia, Pa.—For design for sterescope cases. Additional Improvement.—Henry T. Smith, of Washington, D.C —For improvetient in spring- bed bottoms. Patented October 6, 1857 ~~ ee TABLE MANNEKS “One day the Abbe Cosson, who was a cele- brated literary member of the Mazarin College. NG OFF! SELL Pye? BATES, nd C sts. STATE LOTTERIES. 7 CB & CO. MA oS = = il make to order, Ladies’ RYLA rlish Lasting, Frongh } M it "se ndross Moroceo BOOTS, ‘Those Lotter, MOKOCCO SLIPPERS made to THOS. CREASER. ted as above. oni eases that he SHOES and G Ladies’ best order, $1 only, fo 15-Im T° MEMBERS OF GERS ND Frun sons Who denes, buy . never bocn 8 question as to their legality or fairness | of drawing, and no prize sold but what was promptly aad. LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK. ‘To ee Drawn tx Bartrwore Crry Every APreR- Noon aT 5 O'CLOCK, curial =namels, TRUNKS: » Leather DRESS NKS this ERR qualitios of wAT: assortment of “RAME TR Dn. STEPHEN BAILY, + ,, Oreice No. 477, Four Doors South of Pennsylvania Avenue, Dr, BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he can be seen at all hours, at hie office. loca- He fevis assured that an ex erience of fifteen years’ practice, with the jarge number of patients, and great variety of difficult has treated it bi him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or other- wisn, relating to the Toeth. confirming the opinion of mans men em Maryland Lotteries, as there has Profession. and oxy ‘armly, has led hi reparations for utta Percha, Indi for the construction of Continuous that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the ‘only reliable substance that can be worn in the mouth, Was most conclusively shown by the last American ENTISTRY. RTRENTH STREET, successfully, will enable is own experience ent in t ally Drs. Harris a . a long since, to diseard all mer- noe Sonth,, alee - u! a} ¥ 8 Gum Tecthr aad iis and patrons, he begs ae °3 9 MONDAY. ntal Convention, was invited to dine with M. de Kadonvilliere. | p moral stock of al WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,Class2, | , Although he flatter At the table he found hizuself among gentlemen Vata eer creme P HOOVER S o be drawa on Monday, Fobraary 28. rs irenmercs of the highest rank—cordowblews, marshals of} 1015 | Tron Hall, Pa. av.. bet! 9th and loth sts, 78 numbers—12 drawn ballots, the leave to Franee, ete. The good abbe, (who was weak enough to believe himself'a perfect miraclo of I BOOTS AND SHOES. AM Constantly manufacturing a Capitals. $90,008 |'5 prizes of. 12,478 | 5 do, Jon ton.) on leaving the dining room, rather | stock of- 350)5 do. 3 : , racket: 250 ko. talkative after his tokay. couldn't forbear usk- | [-21!08, {puble-sole Mor, Boots, $1.25 haives $4, quarters $3, eighthe gi, | esteem fo ing his friend M. de Lille, in something of #| La bent Eng. Lasting Gaiters, & . _ ig! self-satisfied tone. whether his behavior during | Children's best Eng: Lasting Button TUESDAY. sel we dinner hadn't been something conspicuously | Yeuts’ Sewn Caltskin Boots, $3.25, Ris aaa re Woes Sore Somerven: Misses’ and Children's Boots and Shoes of every To be drawn on Tuesday, March 1, description, equally low, all of our own make, of the great ocen- correct—worthy, if possible eh ee Saws ballots, sion? ood gracious” replied de Lille, in a | Ladies’ Rubber Long Boots, ‘apitals. thrilling wltsnes: “is it ae ble, that you can | Ladies’ Saudals and Overshoes Ceone -. ganja 4 prige of. be unaware of the awful things you have done?” No. 2 Pa. ave. Maker oie, > 249}10 do. Washin, *Whaton carth do you menu? "replied the abbe, | in 13_ : 2d door above 8th st. bree &e., Coy c. rather taken aback Tickets $1, shares in proportion, SELLING OF “Anyhow. [ suppose, I SELL NG OFF! Washington, Ang. 93, 1856. em to the following TRSTIMONIALS, From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany, of ectty: this DR. STEPHEN BAILY : Dear Sir—I desire to express my ‘esteem for you personally, and my confidence in you as a eu- The Tations executed for me have been tory friends aud the public that your skill #0 well Uhope that you may receive the patron- Yoors, very trul i 775 Ww. PRENCH. From one of the Kent? waond in Baltimore—Messrs. Bores, Ce Having employed Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Dengist, of jon City, to execute for me au work, which he did to my eutire satisfaction; and in view of the fac: that one of the most distio, ‘otman & Co. portant aud difficult shed members of : : the Dental College of Baltimore failed, after repeated trinis, behaved as well as my neighbors?” «) y poor — WEDNESDAY. to perform the same work satisfactorily, it fires me great friend, listen to me, and count up your, sing BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTER y, Class5 Piszanes 00 exprens rez earice confidence and high estimation upon your fingers Impri on é instead of drop- Lavtzs, Misens”, Yous, aso CuiLpaas, ¥ Te numbereIs drawn ballots. = Baltimore, J HARMANN BOGGS. ping your napkin unostentatiously across your at the apitals. te ; Kaew, you dlaplayed it ta the eect einboone ___ LADIES’ SHOE STORE, 1 prize of. 931,490 4 prizes of... Betract from a note reerived from the iate Hom. John and barbarous manner; and not content with No. 16 Pens. avenue, bet. th and 9th’ Streets, Cia mite a: " ‘3. Benate, Aug. 19, 1856. having done so, stuck the corner into your but- ‘ ton hole. Shocking! Item: with a spoon inone hand. and a fork in the other. A fork to soup! Good heavens! tem - you asked for fowl. instead of suying * chicken.” Fowls are only talked about in the poultry- be you ate your soup be better ~ Ladies,we manufactureall our own goods, they ‘eby possessiie the unequalled advantage of ys securing them at first cost, whic » ole se, result# to the benefit of the purchaser. Our Gaiters, in point of fit, beauty, and utility, have an acknowledged sup rity over all others, and our double-sols Morocco and Kid Boots and Button rs CARROLL COUNTY LO ‘To be drawn on Thursday, Marc cid ee drawn ballots. a Gaiters, &e., &c., for winter wear, have only to b April 19, 1856. yard : Item : when the butler came round with examined to'seeure a purchaser. “Also, Long. Rub- 1 prize of... ++- 82, | 4 the wine, you first blew into your glass and her Boots for Ladies and Misses. All selling off at} 1. do... ae me 3s me bees riped it carefull: ith Sous nis _ Mis- | #tontshing low prices. ey Cay c. . selves of the bell crnlys rebraas | deeyeghbs ee ae ano i2th lene T. CLARK. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, our families or fr dining? Item : you behaved atrociously ill to p gHO the Baron de R. and myself. Why upon earth, whenever wine was offered to you did you insist upon filling our glasses before your manner T BOOTS s FRIDAY. HOMAS B. GRIFFIN & SON having deter-| pOKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, Class 4 (to reduce th to OTS id larch " sprees einai ks Pe Pedigen on id i © offering great inducements ra. ‘Also, & large jot of “ud i TRIPE TL 78 uur! 3 drawn ballots. ged several teeth for myself, more than ten years. We, the undersigned, having hai Professions! skill of Dr. 8 iat of this city, or having been a, Tation of his artistic which he pe: operations in Dental Surge: mend hits to the confidence and patronage of which we consider him eminently worth: THOMAS U-WALTES JOS. H. BRADLEY, of Woshingian, D.C. GEORGE WALTON, Ex-Goveruor of Florida. WALTER LENOX, Ex-Mayor of Washington. HENRY BALDWIN, C8 Po 0. C. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy. ‘The teeth made for me work admirably ; noth: eould Very gratefully, JOHN M. CLAYTON. To those seeking relief from the maladies of the teeth, 1 can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as « superior dentist. He made a set of porcelain teeth for one of my family, and Bing: he ork has stood we! BERT T NIXON, ce M. E. Church South. Va. Ci ‘occasion to avail our- Buily, Surgeon Den- cognizant of his operations on essing our admi- ry, and wi Rs Architect U.S. Capitol. D., of Washington, D. C. c. D.C. tent Office. . italy. own? How did you know that we wished for | siines At 50 cents 1 prize of... - + {$22,985 | 10 prizas of. ine? r) P : c *y 4 do. - &000} 10° do. . wine? or fur one wine more than another ? | sold. THOs. : N & SON, 5 do. 2O1w do. | . 3 Fed yes our host, as ® matter of special favor, | "0 24 No. 314 Pona. avenue, ae ae — ke. 913s, Ci i fu ki a ace : ‘ickets ves $2.5), quarters ee eae oe ‘go paoe re rots Kind.) no Ts DIES OF WASHINGTON CITY. magpie ey) perhaps, for which he knew that we had a par- Hav engaged in mauufacturing Ladi SATURDAY. ticular weakness; you were guilty of a piece of and Children’« Shoes MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Class F officiousness which would not be tolerated at k by trie’ = oars. we oaght to’ = Tobe an on Saturday March 5 fe 20-tf “ b a now wi a i 75 #12 %5 the most vatgar teble dihoic in Paris. Item: | ard can salsty say that wedor ChEN Toe ee moa i instead of managing your bread in the usual by piving our work atrial. You can find(atall times) way, you chopped it up with yourknife. What | the nits St the principal Shoo Stores in Was! athing todo! Item: I saw you put plums in your pocket. Item you made use of your pocket-handkerchi and then instead of re- placing it at once your pocket, stuck it in the arm of yourchair. That was not mere want of politeness; it was indecency, and an insult tous all. Because your coffee after dinner was R. FRANCE & CO., Battimorg, Mp. ————_++e- DOLLAR LOTTERIES. To Bx Drawn at QUARTER BEFORE 12 O’cLock M. 3 a “Sa Address _ HE Underst 5 vba hand a lar e -Box TRUN ICANVA and very su me TR fe 10-6m. NDREW TATE, B. ATTORNEY-AT-LA ARD REAL Refers to Hon. H. M. Rioe, U. ingtou; Hon. James McCloud, Sweeny, Rittenhouse. Fant Lambert Tree, Esq., Washington, Attention given to locating and to the payment of Taxes for non-residents, AYFIELD, Wisconsin. 4} Oe AB YS UBLIC, Rice, ( &. Seants, Wash- field, Wisconsin; 0., Washington; r: Cc. wend Warrants inconveniently ‘thot, you drank it out of your saucer. Icau imagine few acts more shameless MO: PATAPSCO tb) TE T Mo: or inexcusable. Finally, to crown your dis- AY. = LOTTERY, Class %, 'o be drawn on Monday, February 28. 78 numbers—12 drawn ballots, grace, (pour comble d’infiemie.) on rising from 1 suaeer.. ener inixesof 9600 the table you folded up that unfortunate nap- 1 da 12% }2° do, 4m kin in the most offensively careful manner. Ll do. 1,175|2 do. just as if anybody was likely to usu it again ' ATING AND There! put your ten fingers in your pocket, and Geen *Tiakote i, skaree in proportion i CAPITAL DRINKING. Rakes St) Sueeon te weuporsan: J. Q. C. LAMAR. MAR, M & AUTRY. [4* »MOTT yi Hoty Seri Will practice in the High cals at Jackson, the Federal Court at Pontotye, the Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of Mis- xippi, and will attend to the Collection of Claims throughout the North Mis: 3.1L. AUTRY. RNEYS-AT-LAW, ‘ourt of Hrrors and Ap- c. H. MOTT. ippi. we 18-tf TUESDAY. PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class 51, W. F. BENTER’S RESTAURA pray that you may be spared from ever again tho rear of Browns’ Hotal block, con sinning soegregiously.’’ The poor Abbo stood tinues to be famous as the vory best! lay, March 1. socked and confounded. eonfersing to himself jpstwarant ia Washington ae Pe paumborgt2 drawn blots , that all his Greek and Latin had failed to make Phere ee eons wulaiweri apitals.. him oven presentable at dinner. Bnd the 0 eee, Ccett 0058 2 prizesof. oe = —renets ™ gars, &c., to be obtained in any eat 1,000}2 do. Forrien Literary [res . r. Nichols, of | couutry. : ey ¢. &e. Edinburgh. has in press an edition of Spencer, | _ ‘The cc ng of his establishment is unsurpassed, Tickets $1, shares in proportion. in which the glossary is placed side by si ith | 224 ne 0 house Of the kind is more remarkable a which glossary 1s placed side by side wit! for the invariable good attuudance of all employed WEDNESDAY, the original lines. © aboutit, PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class , Murray is out with his promised edition of | _ U7 111s charges aro moderate. fo R-tf ‘a be drawn on Wednesday, March 2, Childe Harold. abundantly illustrated with PRICE REDUCED ONE MALF! ‘Wammnbers 15 draws Uallote. wowleuts. Sidney Smith's works are issued in NEW MEDICAL SALT, = shilling parts. Geo. Cruikshank’s“Seraps and FOR : INFLAMMATORY DISEASES. Sketches” area 1, and Robert Cham- YyIT! ke. Cy °. ber isin peices of re- ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Tickets $1, shares in proportion, printing, # large edition having been exhausted CHRONIC Packauks $2.5), THURSDAY, with unexpected rapidity. Se Oe Sane ieeerats oe PATAPSCO INSTITU RE Lorrery, {ase s, Mr. Hughes, of London. isthe agreeable au- Ar HAMIL OR OVAL 78 numbers—13 drawn ballots. thor of The Scouring of the White Horse,” and SASH BLIND AND DOOR REPoT, . Capitals. ~Tom Brown's School Days.” Por schooner Helen. Mar, direet from Boston. 1 prise of... —— De of. Paris. at work on his-- Virginians, upon which | of DOORS, a part of whic ug at rates &e. y r he has expended great deal of labor and re- | that defy competition: viz: Tickets $1, shares in proportion, Wateh Sprinj search. although not always successfully. Mr. 8. C. Hall has been entertaining the pub- lie with written portraits of the authors of the age ys that there are few of the greater luminaries with whom he has not formed ac- quaintance either as un editor, or as a member of society, or still more familiarly in private life. It will do very well to exhibit dear, charm- ing Lamb. or spiteful Roger, or gentle. James 50 Doors 2 ft. 8 by 6 ft. 8, at the low price of $1.7: 3 do, BBby sft, se Ts 50 do., 21.6 by 6 ft. 6; D_do., 21.6 by 6 its, " rk ts equal to any in the All we ask is for th FRID. PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class 34, To be drawn on Friday, March 4, 75 numbers—12 drawn ballots, Pon ares f wm | 2 prizes of Tron | 2. 300} 2 do. &eo., xc. ec. Tickets 31, shares in proportion, _insi-ow XTED hey are well worth the money, sh of all sizes constantly on hau 7th street, opposite Contra Market. dew H. W. HAMILTON & CO. Montgomery, or molitative Worleworth.orany| $3 = g y x QVEONT'S, p R. B9| pavapgscoinstircLe LOTTERY, Classss, | of the distinguished who have --pussed on;"’ but a ‘Po be drawn on Saturday, March 5, if he isa lover of peaco he will perhaps look W. ALBERT KIN FoRcFrowN, D. C., for 78 numbers—H drawn ballots, Fine Mahogan: twice at presumptuous Mr. Yates und snappish | }°8" pet ol Agent iu the Distriet'of Colum- i gee 3 Thackeray before Le ventures upon anything | awale’ -dppant & Co. Wilnuugton, Dol: se fas aware, k the differe: 8 constant! 1 on hand’alareestock of all | 1 = 1 bag or new about living celebrities grades of POW DER manufactured by ie | 3 do: 120] FP ne Havelock Scholarships, which it is pro- them, embracing. in part— “ke. ke, ke. posed to establish at the Baptist College. Re- Puantiag « f tiaing Fow ag in 25 and5) lb, kegs Tickets $1, shares in proportion. Fine Mahogan gent’s Park, are to be open to the competition R. FRANCE & CO. of young men of all sects. Rartimor®. Mn. ISICAL INSRUCTION. Pror. soa SEXGH flr Teach- For orders address Qtr ‘The Phila- delphia Sun says wuly that indiscriminate . tion, ingle Ride in 6% and i : er of Music, contin 108 tO RI lessons either to drinking among our young men eventually m do. in Land 3 Ib. single pupils or classes in 4 or IN- ag i y i r “FPF 5 : STRUME? ‘S1C—the Organ, Piano, ake its mark upon the Popslation of our | F) BF, FFF, e 1a ci. deakeaed canisters ait fie AE ee are reasonable and ac- sen, & e i We can see it already betraying itself in the rising generation. Lt is impossible for any man to drink even pure liquors six or seven times a day without suffering severely i commodating, and his attentions assiduous. He will with pleasure refer all intorested to the best musical references in Washington city as to the success of his system of teaching and thi Virgima Rifle in Ib, canis Rat y Fuse of superior quality, in barrels and Al or the ex. above will be sold at manufacturers prices, and delivered tree of charge to any part of VE ASSORTM ‘, MAHOG ROSEWOOP AND OT in, robes, < Fine Mahogan: » Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind an Fine solid oak Marbi lasses, &c. to sell as ch as any other gli rereps rtashenste Lorry tter myself that no person wishing to pure! will be ‘disappointed ith r y S$. & C,H. THOMSON’S NEW SKIRTS FOR 1859. « THE INDESTRUCTIBLE DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT, WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, MADE WITHOUT SEWING, Universally pronounced ** th most perfect Skirt ever made.” THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION, The lighest and most graceful Skirt ever produced. THE PICCOLOMIN By means of clasps—this beautiful and economi cal garment can be taken to pieces, washed, and put together again at pleasure. All the above have Thomson's celebrated patent Bustle, and are stamped with our name and trade mark, (the Crown.) For sale by the sr retailers everywhere. Cc. H. THOMSO) 233 Broadway, i fT PRIVATE SALE. The subscriber, having a his assortment of Furnfture, would res: y invite the citizens of Washing- nd the public, te call and stoc! cctful 4 for them- ot Walnut, Cherry,and other Ward feats ine Walnut and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- inets and Whatuots, and Walnut Sofas and Chairs, -top and other Cottage Cham- 1 Sets, Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other i Na poe ie . : Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- rds, Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables, Finglas, Glace and Crockery Wares Lactuns: they call. oven GREEN, No. 526 Seventh street. numerous resident pupils. He ca: aw 18-tf And when he transmits thi red | the Dist inquiry at the Music Depot — constitution to his son, who in turn impairs it | The charseter of Dupont's Powder has been so | Penn. ntiy- wg BAB od his residence, No. 54 Pa. ave- still further by the same course, it requires = s hown for a half coutury, that | uue near the Circle. little foresight to see that we are preparing a i ities that will not. in phy- population fur our ¢ sical frame, be much better than the wretched {77 We take pleasure at all times in showin stuiples aud styles of packayes to sportsinen ‘aul article requis others. RANK T. SANDS, UNDERTAKER, GaRRIson StREET. Navy Yarp. Funeral calls attended to atall = Keeps con READY-MAD! stantiy on COreiNe ot all kinds, aad every in his hae, Autees. This love of drink and bar-room: is High strect, immediately ad- | Heit a Usie Depot, Mr. Gautier’s RaLtne aa on cconacehenohant mice Vanaton - ; : : fectionery Or at the residence of the lead- | promp nod , every day increasing. Every day sees or Z __ 8° | or, 569 7th street, Yard, between G and J, will | neatly Repaired and Varnished. se 20-6m youth becoming wore and more the victim. f I OOK POR THE “GOLD EAGL . be promptly attended io. de 3-3m W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th this habit. for we really think it is more a habit ear CARRIAGES. * street, between G eed foeps 7 than a passion. It is no love of joviality that Tur Subscriber having made additions to his | constantl re ene ge i as tempts them, except in afew cases. It is not actoryasnhaking it now one of the large: Ni 2 PRESERVERS, &e., &e. the hot eruboranee of the youll It intact the un thagDistich wire ie ears oe Ose Sy Ey evanescent impulse of the gay young fellow WAGONS of ail kinds eannot be surpassed, and { OR call,any hourof the day or tht. Hacks fur- who is owing his wild oate. ‘tis as fas been oe long ex, ein the busi ho) to rive genertl aatininetion, on nny NO Rope ' kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept ou and, ar RS neatly done, and all orders prompt- said, a cold, deliberate, confirmed habit. No atmosphere of recklessness surrounds the drinking groups. except ou ovension: and no me fice. P all ordera for keg or received through the Post Ott (manufactured in Alexandria) is the ‘heir Lager pened nished hag nerals at the lowest posable rates, y AMILY BREAD. _ Georce shits! BAKER, No. 9% New York avenue, between Ivth and Lith streets, pact — ne (Spry erties for ee ee in the L ited States, and their terms are ph odie oneoond-hand Corringos taken in exchange Ey new Lr eae Ba ea bet es et s 8 «l melan- orate, *y have alsy on bay = | ones. b aW J. ‘ual and on choly air pervades each countenance. ‘fhe sortinent of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices: dott _“corner of i4th and E cts. P Quality of fem cage delivering the same to drinks are poured out, the glasses are touched | _!& !-Sm the with « loathsome air of custom, and each man swallows his portion with the same impussive countenance he would wear if be were drink- ing a glass of plain water. All the concomi- tants that partially redeem or excuse drinking, as far as it ean be redeemed or excused, are wanting in this sad and formal ceremony. Business Virw or Matiaoxy.—A beer rt“ was “engaged ,,’ but could not get married at the (© SK THY PURSE WHAT THC ‘AS* THY PURSE WHAT THOU SHALT To economise call at ST! avenue, between 12th To MY panne Ab THE PUBLIC.I JOHN MeDEVITT. NEMET7Z’s, hore will be found. th et gis ey z re ral Pate ot ail auaitice Styles, as p as tho hited Mates, Aine, just recclvete u 6 Edinburg Seotoh Cap and London Cloth Hats. 1 fine nanu. I also continue to ‘alfskin BOOTS, Philad: hi sewed or pegged, for saa 2 v 14 Lt ema als ol ty. ders left at his stand, No, Cent 5 and os ‘Northern Market, eh eeceenne ay Also, CAKES and PIES, “nviat en of every description GEO. SEITZ 520 FIRE! by sid Be $ JU: svecitied time, owing to want of funds. +The panies. Wie wae fied to eatery. said ae “ as squcee for Pe no married Well, sae took very H HAR BAS SEVER WN, FINE | _iast-im om Palneeven Were a, a serious, and approaching bis ear very confidential- « lot 3 ae . iY —ae -" hy. “the fact rag have got an extension !** fe eee fe aver ae ss so bear isth sue “iawn 7 chose De Vv) PANS THE WEEKLY STAR. onnit, Czeationt ceed) News pe a ad sreater variety of interesting then ante tn any other—is published on Saturday OUNT VEBRNON TOMB OF M' WasiiNGRon THREE TIMES ry EK Mak peng to Mount Vernon Tt Es P ave THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the whan the foot of th Tae fo a sy ten 2 BS age RE SNE Sarin he come of Pe Round t ~~ —— —- —_—— ~~ fe ASHINGTON AND ALE § w* On Fas NotRE GSA) pris Steamer GE PAGE tho auth, resume bier Cespo bancuon tie above places. Laie tne foot of King streat, Al exandria, at the following hours +8, Mm. m., 12 m. ve Washingt 29, la. m., 1, 3, 5,and 7 p.m. by the boat avoid a tedi ,4and 6 p.m, rile of two miles. % WO - pag draw: well “ar the ‘st Long Bridg Fare from Pa. avonue to Ale; cents. Do. do. oot oth ot es cents, emg FROM WAS Nv Direcr TO ALL PARES 8) t SOUTHWEST AND OF Tew pe BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN FROM WASHINGTON FOR THE WEST, FC as follows: Ist. MAIL TRAIN starts at 7.45 except: closely at Washingtos ro thon, for Cumberiaud acd Pad on, for Cumberland a: ont. 34 ‘eh CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, AN: SHica EXPRESS CON} nCAON pmalg ashington at 3.40 p. m., reaching incineass at 8.35 Rm. nextday and connecting direetly with a | Eee Lous Kea he ee To view the Mounta: in daslight, take sither the pretty ~~~ trains from Washington. For PARKERSHURG and all stations on the Northwestern V 5 5 rain.” For Marietta and Cincinnati Wailrond tae <aine. Th h Tickets hm tra afy ar poses eat a oS Bos wage thie row a WAY PA’ NGERS for the the Baltimore a Oe Beer aloes forme nas follows: | points betw: ‘Ashington Junction and vient eee the Te. ene an ekorallsiations ‘petworn Biedmont tnd Wheat ing fe the . ™. “Tras erick Train, take theS0p.m. Tram. FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST. Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6.10 and 7.45 8. m., and $.40 and 4.35 p.m. On Sunday at S00 only. . Leave Baltimore at 4.99 and 8.5) a. m., and 3.90 and 5.30 p.m. On Sunday at 4.90 a. m. only. . The 7.45and 3.45 Trains only will stop at way ste- tions cried Annapolis connections, e 7. 5 3.40 p.m. chief - ing tt aaa 3.00 p. . m. trains for the and Ohio Railroad ae toe — no? Master of Transportation, wotie Notice SEE S'-NEW AR- NGEMEN WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE: ‘ ECT TO ALL. FROM soora bak THE SOUTHWEST, THE SOUTH AN. Via Potomac Steamers xv Ricnwonp and Poro- mac Raitxoan Line. eet The two fast Daily lines from Was! ores for the South and Southwest. Boats leave ~ rthe, fot of 6th street, at 63% 8. in. and 63s p.m. the morning boat can obtain broaki board, and enjoy a pleasant sat 34 hou! the beautiful + Passing in full view ‘oni Vernon. By the orpning t they insure a supper anda rest of four houra in combate = or state-rooms, and arrive in Richmond in connect with all the Trains for the South and = west The Greath Southern Mail is conveyed over route, it being 44 miles shorter, and {00 miles railroading than by any other route, making FREDERICKSBURG, R ‘D. AN PERSEURG. Ux VEEROS AND AE ARI Roe Mou ‘ON Nore i < [ae GANEA SACRE ENCORE NR qo “ANS DONC OSH : Sepia é ‘or through tickets and further information of the te, inquire at the Southern Ticket. NO. St us, one door cast of Browas’ Hotel, or om , foot of 6th street. 0. E. MATTINGL {Union} rehet EW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTER, Via Onance anv Atexanprta Raitroan. au lé-lv FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. Cc. VIRGINIA "FENNESSER, Papp, i Cishk ‘ "ARKANSAS, ANDY Exas. HROUGH TICKETS oan be obtained at the GREAT SOCTHWESTERN RAIL Gab ‘oF FICE. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th strost, Washington, ‘on hoard of the Steam "Perry Boat ree ‘ace, oF a! eo « ce of rang’ Alexandria Railroad, at ‘Alexandria, = “ To ICHMOND, DANVILLE, LYNCHBUR: ONTGONE BAND NE a By a direct route, and contingous railway connec- Afford od fording greater expedition « q ing over Shiles shorter then other he steam ferry boat George e of 7th street at 644 a. m., for Alexa sengers take the cars for Richmond, C 8) 18, ie, Staunton, White Syiphur Springs, Wi 2t7% p.m. for Richnond and all points Routh ‘west, making sure and close ons to Mem- 18. . Baggage Wagons and Omni! Pa. avenue, at 6 o’clock a. m. a SA. _ Je 7-4 exe ae HE PACIFIC MAil STEAMSHIP COM- One of the Steamships of this Company, carrying the United States ) for ACAPUL 0. CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves Panama twice each month, on the arri of the U.S. Mgil S. 8. Com val ‘s which leaves New York and New Orie iG on the Sth and ®thof each month, my 4 naruserr connecting vin PANAMA RAIL. hese Steamships have been ini proved by the Navy Department, amie spend, a rely. The Panama Railroad (47 miles long) is now com leted from ocean to ocean, aud is cressed in 3 or € pare, Eee, baggage of passengers is cheeked in New York through to San Francisco, and passer ‘ers are em! ed at nama by steamer at the ompeny's expense. The money paid in New York covers all expenses of the trip. Reserve steamers are kept in port eee hen g San Francisco, to preveut detention in case of geci- dent, so that the ree entirely releas!e—no satlure Ving Occurred im eight years. b meonoare legre Ha the seme day they ar- u ve pawall alain juctors go by anah ganeer ‘wouen and ph wi t other protec rs. For through tickets at the lowest rates, apa’y at Ridgaup etc gucnssed Byam ri ew Orient or BP ERRTLE TE, Boston. iy ome [NITED staTEs § iy ki dit LIN, are Witnovt raat FOR yay By SIA N, Fon, CAMPERS ANB Regular Saiting Days, Sch and th of each month, Be ed ge re edon travelers and ap-