Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, «| tests rege coe or ner asi, | Cannes or Lancanr—la night, Jno LN ; AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. 1 Tax Stan PvStisKEs THE Lists oF LetTERs | ©” reg a sketch of which will be gives to} a Ae sehen maseargg ai THE LATEST NEWS. —————— EES 4 ou: ers to-muorieeh: | Justice Donn, for the larceny of a pair of boots, Bs C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctionsers, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. Brwalyine IN THE Wastineton Crry Post OfFice y : pinay eho A “ and an assault on W. Mela with & pistol. Cal SUR RoR URES? On, oer 3 or wal ari ee Piney wen By Telegraph to the Evening Star. = us ANNUAL Commencement of the Medical appeared as counsel for Prosecutor. | at re, wee sell, a inveree mm iL, GL N THE = a eM To BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING breideries, pame 3 Teconet ud ICTION.— ds YT BAT DI NAL FO) N NEW! poor : 2 FEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELr Department of Georgetown College, at the Smith- he facts, as stated by Mr. Mela, were: that | Culiacn and Sof, bev ing, (Plaid ‘Muslin coh oat Eaelnck: te Tratorth Teak. : ae eh ecg i" | Collars, and Sets Jaconet ie of THE oFFics. Irs TOTAL DaiLy craceLaTion is | Sonian. last evening, was attended by a very large | Some time last March Pumphrey came to his store | Brilliants, and many other : ing’2sse | . Hauivax, March 10.—By the steamship Arabia t rood wi Jot No. 11, in Square No. 12, fronti “er - P SORE THAN DOCBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER Daily | and intelligent audience, the spacious lecture , 2%d asked to buy a pair of boots; but he offered lies are especially invited to attend, as the | foet on Sth street west, and back 106 fedk | We have the following th street wi ung 2 wi Positi 7 between D streets north. Lord Lyons sailed for New York on the 234 SRIATED IX THE DisTRICR op Coremaza. room being crowded to overflowing. At half. | to low a price, and he was refused. He went out, a Sr cs ak CROWN « co., ithe parfoct. Ty cash, ne | ats —_-— t 7 o'clock, tt ulty, ot and afterwards Mcla discovered the boots were No.5 avenue, N. B- Instead of on ths premises, we se! tion had been called in the House of Com- Notice. Distaict oF Couumma ApvERtise- Noble Yeung, maton Girter, ot Mor- | Sone: | Suspecting that Pamphrey stole them, and By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, __ | S00¥2 lot gn the promis at the cue of Lot | mons to the ect axNTS TO BE INSERTED IN THe Battiwone Sun a ; nied by I gan. Antisell, and Willett, accompanied by Rev. ‘aure by the Portuguese of a British meeting bim two weeks after, he went to him. near ste: Ake RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM Tux | Dr. Early, President of Georgetown Collec and | te market, and told him he wanted hin eae No. 5, 3 at rtheast corner, | ship, on the coast CK . 2 7 i ——— of Mosainbique, and expland Wnt ane Oa NSRDND ORRIN | Crh ect Peunymas acoa at r h street, san and hour. Heute wrote axked from the government. ‘The min- to. wasbiestias Rady: Prather ee eee ' . Barly then addressed the Graduating class | name of residence ofthe man at the time, he could pate Wining, Oe is a mer oa = eels aes S RD. Antes Ae Pet ae ad Lara satiate nwa nace a reatiud tna ate Mid, eotttee aren ee | rang tl the brother of the ution, corrobo- | pf3) and days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, | (XLOSING OUT SALE. WITHOUT Recenve, | eoundin bearing interest, / oF THE REMAINING Fin 3 Sir S Parti gton replied affirmatively, but be iecates wos very fall, and the pews ontside the | the Inultetion tba Tee tie olay Neat | and aasault. wns ‘ade Felative to the larceny | "Seeriid "°™" 5.¢. McGUIRE & CO. Ancte, | Ing. RRURCES Loren hae Wises ans | sir ref the pa : MORNING. Maroh 12, | knew nothing of the purpose. ‘Phere was nething the Institution coul ow been i = * 5, at 10 o'clock, at the xtore lately occupied by Elvans tor aud the galleries, were filled with spectators, | done, and it was for them to make their future | Justice Donn distinctly remembered that about By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. &T i ee ve “ ee mpson, 33 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth many persons from Washington and Alexandria | What it might and ought tobe. They had the | °,Y¢4f 240 Mela came to him for a warrant, as he HO°SEHOLDAND KITCHEN FURNITURE 3. streets. a leave was given to bring in a bill abolishing _ i tet stated, but does not know if it was issued rt. TIox.—On WEDNESDAY, the 6th in- | G. H. Afumm & Co.'s Chany . , | distinctions between the jamentary oaths attending throughout the entire session. best wishes of their instructors for their future sore was issued or no} veil A 6th in- m & Co.'s pagne, viz: Royai Rose, | Pumphrey was held for trial at court. stant, I shall mali, at 19 o'clock a. m.sat the residence Iinperial and Verzonay, Protestants and Roman Catholies. success and happiness. 5 a lady declining housekeeping, No. 41, o« of | P. A. Mumm’s finest Hocks, viz, + | | In the House of Lords, Lord Malmsesbury sa! The naaeee were opened by reading a por- y The following, Ereduates were then-eailed upon = Sl edge bere ape —— otf tinh and it streets north, ‘an excsilont ascortment of a Ieibtcumtleh it Beaune reer, cae the govenanens was Ted to wo Bn that at no a9 ten of twelfth chapter of St. Paul’s Epistle to | the stan - one by one, an P with o- | to his (Mela’s nieces.” ‘The reetoh be sralvod Vie: é ichealson & Co.'s superior Clarets, viz: teau | distaut period the Austrian and French troops Fi ans. by Rev. R. S. Boyd: after which, a | mas conferring the dexree of Doctor of Mediclne: aucxeiaitaiion tee cake ee Cony thal pe Hisar pie oa ee ee St. Jue ae teh ahitte, and Learille, | Would evacnate the Roman States at the request hymn was sung and prayer was offered. Reuben Cleary, D.C; Lucius Smith, Ohio; Jos. thing wonld injure him, and he thought it best to Dressing and other Bureaus, Wash- | Chateau and Hant Sauterne, : of the Papal government. ae ee eee filet, the Conference re- | T- Haward, 3. C4 ‘Gee. Will, Obio; F.C. | Ue'tt ma tn conte tear preliminary hearing, |... Stands, Sherries, Brandi«s, Whiskey, Cordials, In ithe House of Commons Lord Palmerston scued the examination of official character. which | Christie, N. V.; J.-Wells Herbert, Md; Dent | (1,0 8 finally settled. As the matter had been | Gilt;frame Pier Glass and Mantel Ornaments, Superior Stomach Bitters, called attention to the state of Europe, with the was continued for a brief space; and, upon itscon- Pipkin ig Bs a Corbin, N. 3 and | made public, he wonld ask that his statement ie bs Paiension Table, ‘ in great warieey of Ane Tiamore is botsies,aamn- view of pepe Bae the goverument were ina iow F s 5 a heard relative to his stock on hand. Can ~ ie : plex coll selected retail stock in this eity, position to make any declaration that 1.. AV, Bates offered the following resolu. | |, Ail the graduates — snsly felends present, pod He said his stock was worth berween @2.500 hd Satine eter ns Beer Ny Te> Balltcgeaict | SMepesitive. | BOTELER. Auctioneer. Probably ee tee cerrapted 2 D-terenll, ta re- which was nnanimonsly adopted : a 0 cach while they | $3.000, and he was constantly replenishing. | Hi trens, : aie : N.R. Any ofthe A pongo ome Ply, expressed his conviction that the great . Resolved. ‘That this Confete poo it the | Were severally upon the stand. | book-keeper tattted to 0 alsitine, eater at = Parlor, Passage and Chamber Car; ets, Oilcloth, seen an rho 3 Job renins Sen eon ers had no wish to disturb the settlement of 1815, rative duty of every minis Land lay mem- The ceremony of presenting the diplomas being | goods, and a witness acquainted with the business | Widow Shades, Wardrobe, and ‘Foilet Set, Mantel | prices, mar9-ts | although there were circumstances touching Italy (tu be in attendance upon the first day's session | Over. Dr- Antisell proceeded to deliver the vale- | oeugs ine 3 ™ stock was worti: abont $3.00. Mr. | ¢, Clock, li 1 a ¢ SCS + cra. | Srtculated to excite apprehensions. In the = unavoidably prevented. sn roo a net foes pro. | Mela thought that the public would see’ he could | G7ehiZs Rad peter tail other Sto: ve BTW ALL & BARNARD, | Auctioneers. warlike preparations government had not been on on heed sey ch meeadients feast ae quent busetang “Up po the aaa Py. | bave no object In such a transaction, when the | | Te Under $25 cash; over $25 a credit of 60 i ary sie idle in the fnterests of peace. He alluded to the "3, {oF notes satistactorily endorsed, bear- | iggy reo TON On SATURDA = = and nference meet, every | ther the practice of medicine had been but very | F710 of his goods so greatly exceeded the amount | snd ‘ s ~ J prospect of the evacuation of the Roman States by ? of insurance. ee ing interest, lath instant, at 10 o'clock, we will soll the French and Austrian troops. and to Lord Cow- ce at nine Pelock, | little understood. It had Deen fraught with the | Trace: ae reeks we | inet ded Ss GREEN, Auch | {ponris tte Eprom Wazon, made by Wileom, — | 109" cone! latery, micaion to Siennn. ant slowed * = te i most enormous and alarming su; ions Even ae . ba " SUIRE iaunare. ‘oan Horse, by appealing to ‘ouse to ya discus This ination wis cpeeaeain ebntaiin ig wee. | Os Maas oF vemeee eee toed upon | noticed the commitment of a man named Ander- By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Harnoas, ; Mine etfs lsat Harness, ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, and a credit of 39 and 6° in, | oer ha'anes, fur noter satisfactorily endorsed, ool members, whe thought the mérning hour | # an irrcligious interference with the decrees of | son, upon a charge of bigamy, he having eloped | FF ie Cn Gin, TOT TUES net be better employed than ia the Union | the Alm a with a woman from Washington city, where he | ING, March i5th, at to nzs which it bad been detertninad to | . He congratulated the class, and the race. on the ter and trust to the efforts of the sBerve the peace of Europe JF THE Lare DAY MORN- - then brought forward the navy prayer m | > " left a wife and family. | He was discovered in this | near Maryland avenuo,(Island,) we shall soil, a por: | P86 interest, ; ich « general debate eusved, du- holt daring tue sittings developments in the science of medicine, and the | city and at the tnetanc. of a brother-in-law. was | ton of his e mpcising— % 1 Horse, Cart, and Harness, ring which, Sir Charles Napier asserted that France ” / mentee sheen: spoke earnestly upon the | provements in its practice that had been made Drought to justi His “lawful wife” yesterday Mal r-spring Divan-, Rocker and Parlor mar9 WALL & BARNARD, Avets. had command of the British channel and the Mea. Iyject of the Prayer meetings. and all | in modern times. He said to the graduates that | TONRe here upon a visit. and wishing to have an | Mahogany Sofa, Rout Table, 1 = —————___—__— —— —— ———— | iterranean; but this Sie S. Parkington dented deted them the most profitable incidents | their studies were not yet completed. ‘The Insti- | {rived here apen a faithless “liege Tord,” pro- | Gene Ser ean halts Hutt Shade, FUTURE DAYS The numberof men asked for was promptly voted. ected with the proceedings of the body. u that had just conferred upon them their | ceeded to the jail, and war ashe ch into his cell. | Ractiator Stove, Three-piy and Stair Carpots. ia am The baronetcy is about to be conferred on Mr So the aan nt was lost. and the resolution | diplomas. had only erected a basis upon which it | {sr there eat Alte. Madero No. 2—the creature | Bedsteads, Bureau, Wardrobe, Washstand, Toilet | By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. Cunard. : passed as originally reported. —_ for them to build a sn ‘ale wath who had been the source of all the trouble and Sosa aks China, Glass and Crockery Ware, MALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD || Crow France the remors are still warlike, bat : UasiTeRE | WINS AND GLASS Wank at Acc. | Lord Cowley 's mission to Austria bas inspired in- Guilty-like, she fled, leaving the | Posner with ee eal Assortment of Kitchen | (0X5 08 FRIDAY MORNING. Sith instant, at | crensed hopes of peace. ‘ i * a W o'clock, we wili « rest Bal eurgetown, ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Herald tain the relation of the First BL Pchaech coping, | with the profession. for upon a friendly equain- \ Pr npany of Mrs. A., No, 1.— Pittsburg lg ee undoreash; over that suma credit peter pak of the late Col. Humphreys; we name, | says that war is so far resolved on that the corps to arom Se een te ae doing good. cago, of which Gage, Brother & Drake are the | mar I1-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts. oR ttand Work Tables, prepare the plan of rations. It tealeo said that a 3. Jordon itted olution calling empressarios, is just now one of the finest public ARSHAL’SSALE.—In virtue of a ‘ame Mirrors, representatives foreign courts in is Poy a stor of e litte of five on the Fongrat or tHe Late Postmaster GENERAL. | aie in this country, according to the representa- M a ved rene feo the Clerk's Offic pees Three-ply, and Ingrain Car- | have abandoned all mee t's “ds and the | Our notice of this occurrence in yesterday's Star | ation of a traveling friend ‘ainply qualified to | Ht Court ofthe District of Columbia f Wardrobes, Dressing and Plain Bureans, ts reported that orders ; | Bs : f Washington and te me direct appointed as | axe, i judge of such matters, who recently sojourned | ° i M ; Everist, Contes, Massey. extended no farther than the starting of the pro- | judg + M3 band and wife Phat a committee of five be appointed to ascer- | C¥er they went. to cultivate amicable relations man inthe ofa app it for the cam: prepare = i r Italy were given by the Emperor immedia I public sale for cas, in front of the Washstands, Bedstexds. Mattresses, pthc A pinta thee z ‘ there fora month. Its table was daily groani door of saul county, on TUBSD! lay of | First-rate Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Bed | after his retarn from Compeign Sead tiers le decree ee A Mie atrs|| cider an over loed of dalicacion aud lectin aa | Fone eee AS ig ath day of |e i othin Another circular has been issued by the Minister «. H. ©. Cushing offered a resolution earnest- | ‘The cortege afterwards moved along Pennsylvania | in all its other respects it s cllowing Sets, Looking-glasses, f the | s not surpassed | serihed property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, | Totlet Sets, 3 Be a _— wafaeeumunittee appointed by the | avenue, passing the Capitol on the south side. On | in any of its appointiacnts, Square Nov str bertaaine oy Reet feet, Ne Wepeecnl Grameen Se < vaneee aan Confer ie prepare a catechism for | arriving at the Congressional Cemetery. the corpse | = said lot, rs a “ Tee. thes t Glass Ware. a large assortment, pintain pes b « of the Methodist Protestant Churth to | was placed on a bier in front of the code aut tee | Tue Great Coxvestence.—Theexpress wagons | rat a¥icel, thenee Sot ae fork ete cast on | Kmives'and Forks, Piated Ware, omg sith bebe fore to wat So dee ead ae eee, Enurch in that respect, at 3s | Rev. Dr. Hall there concluded the funeral services. | of Mr. Osborne, plying two or three times daily | fret to the point of beginning, toxether with all and | Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c. peck eemie ee a period as possible; adopted The lid of the coffin was again raised, when the | ‘Siew 1 dike Baceottie a Washing- | S{2sularthe improvements thereon, in the city of | _ T' : All sums under $3) cash; over that | Frenc! le. On motion of Rev. L. W. Bates, the rule was | sons and relatives of the deceased, the President | between Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washing- ¢. tior to the Prefects of Departments, the Washington, D. C., seized and levied npon ax the ta credit of 69 and 90 days, for notes satisfac- A war office circular directs that the troops be Sea | . i ively y nperty obeart i Pros ndorsed. bearing interest. trnined to forced marches and night bivouac. All suspended im order to take up the order of the | and his niece, Miss Lane. members of the Cabinet | ton city, are being extensively and deservedly pa- | property of Robart ey; and will be sold to tn s ~ ; day. viz: the election of officers for the ensuing | aud ladies of their families aaa aon tee per- | tronized. Mr. O.‘scharges are very moderate. ead sacri onsen. ae the empl | sinrm, 3859, in Ag: the military surgeons have been ordered to join z sons walked around the bier and took a last look | his promptness, accuracy. and fidelity. arc already | {vor of Roe, Brother Cae cl lam I THE ABOVE SALE ISUD Merce oe peeling a erm ef The tirst officer to be elected was the president, | at the features Of the dead Tee cook, 2 last look | proverbial. One of his slates may atall times be | “h™ 1 4 for the District ot Columbia. | Postponed! nntil MONDAY, the Lith in been sent to Lyons. Alt a nents of the fm- Reve Wright and Bates were appointed | removed into the vanit and placed in a box to be | found in the counting-room of the Star office, on — | _mariod BARNARD & BUCKE [nerd re penptacona~ jap cetera erate eive and count the vot mi: ready for transportation to the family burial place | which orders for him to call anywhere in either of xECUPOR r a ae BS [ee a arte AS DOWLING : Sicrgetew: cary set coe cowl gr France has taken up Phe first t being taken. 71 3 were cast. | in Tenn A nuntber of persons went into the | the three cities for freight may be entered 4 ERTY ox THE Navy YaRp at Avctic C " ND LOT AT ave . “be held in readiness in that f which Rev. Washington Roby received 64; | vault while it remained open, and after the com- | PHURSDAY, the 2ith instant. I ehait coll RICK HOUSE ae HOt A! Me ay Co seven transports, to in i in snd he was beagle a re tl. And partially Famity Qrarren.—Arthur O'Leary was ar-| of the premises, ata e’elork ie all se ti son, the 2 emotion, the election was declared unanimous wed the o'clock, | shall sell, in front of the premises, the 2- The Times's Vienna ndent says that the n e , bewtin- ov a ly =, — ee Mrs. O'Leary appeared, and told Jus. | {5 at point of 1G fot U inches from the woth | Feifeometreat behie Cet oe Le east: beat | Emperor of Austria is: prepeeviat for ow , PY Jefferson street, being part of Lot 61, and ad, +o ean ; ; . east corner of said Square, and fronting 2 feet on wred occupied ‘ defence of the Italian States. and that the Austrian tice Donn that it was all through whiskey. He | 7th street east. and ruuning back 133 fret ietween G | hp Property own tas cupied by Mr. J- Birch. y of | rested for abusing his wife and driving her from | With the improvements, in and of the box containing the re- | the he 8 late master, saying that Le wanted to | everything was so as to report to his mis- | ry a rising vote On takin Conferen 3 the chair, the President thanked the | mains of its expression of confidence in him | see ho : fourth ct . army in Italy is to be placed on the war footing. , ued sent her from the house several times, and she | aid Istracts, with the nuprovements: which eousist | meets: One fourth cash ; balance iné, i2 and 18 "From Sardinia there iss report that Napatecs ts «manifested by his re-election. He alluded ina | tress. ‘The vault was then closed. and those com- | was afraid of him. He ordered to give seca- | ofa good, nent Frame House containing six good | Ur thts THOS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | about to visit the king fecling ma y of the posi- | prising the procession were soon on the way t | rity for his good behavior and pay a fine and costs | Poon'sand passage, conveniently arranged, with a | —~— ap SA - os tow he had again been called upon to fill, aud to their respective homes. } > = > 5 , at Venice y for | ; d i wool house attached. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Three new forts are to be constructed ati aking’ te ppeiatannte fore |a¢ We Renesk rman Nesey the attendance | Seer ftom aha” #2 © me Pret Aad | WSs cach: tlanon in nix a tye] Deraeeen SQ Oree Ty AT IRE CORNER | | Mites tee eo oe r making the appointments for the | at the funeral services at the White House, and 2 ent po ss py a0 STRPET WV ust anv Maseacuserrs Avs: 4 ‘ its. He felt for many of his brother the participation in the procession, of the Board of | Ble EN a BE on ot pec, sie rie ey Soe a par: ao ee ee their wives and little ques. for some |“Alderinen, Common Couneil, o Lot No, $9, in Square No. 354, frouting 2 : : months, with notes beart — deed of trust upon the premi ity |. Watew Rerurx.—Henry Gavit, drunk and] _ Ifthe terms of sale are not tticers of the city | ¥ government generally, and of the Courts of the | disorderly; fine ind costs. $2.25. J. A. Cy mplied with in five nit, | days after the sale, the Property will bo resold, e set on orts of the Adriatic giving 5days’ notice in the Eveuing Star, at the Mas ettx ay » at the of 2d street | PY jati je joan * » Prospect of comfort to them | District. ‘The Mayor was not present on account | drunk; do. do 5. Mary Ann Kelly. drunk | and risk of the detinguent purchaser. cheep g back abont $9 fret. tanthen ike: | tt is said ol cams caiating Or 8 of tte be derived from the successful | of indisposition. "The diplomatic corps, it seems, | in the street; do. #2.15. Henry Pumphtey. ar- 11 cawads “AMES RHODES, Executor. | improver Consisting of a two-story Frame | £5,000.000 wi : ; sat-| did not go the grave. although they were in the | rested with a U.S. warrant. Arthur O a Sl dd A. GREEN, Auct-_ | Dwelling isfaction of heart thatall good christians he fine and costs. $4.13, pet rr rrrwmmereres | yi) a New Hampshire Election nine lodgers. FOR RENT AND SALE. Title pe iediate possession willbe given. | Coxconp, March 10th.—One hundred and Sfty- Bi! “J cash; the rosidue in 6 and 12 8 Plait | ine of procession as it issued frou the Exceutive | drunk and disorderl us adherence to the | Mansion. It is surmised that their non-attendance heard from . is attributable to a qnestion of etiquette as to what = i ean ee 1 So fread act need nny ovat lace should have een assigned them im the Tee , WOR RENT—A large, handsome ROOM on the | the preurens ene ero? B deed in trust on | Tot (ee dwin's (Rep.) wajority for is at ntici pations of E the programme they were placed after the rep. | CONFIRMED.—The following persons were con- L first floor, near the Capitol. jnaure at SS south | ar 9d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts. | least 3,000. weil done | resentatives of the legislative and judicial branche | firmed by the Senate on the al instant as justices | New Jersey avenuo, Capitol Hill, “mar 1-3t 2 the conse work jonse, none -story Fraine Dwelling-house, hE ae msness Of a zea Redeemer on security for Court. oo ——— = — = The Republicans elected their three 5 He called upo: ; Gove * - | © istric: 5 ia, viz: | J —s 2K DWELLING- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. men by bandsome majorities. Marston, in nets the best interes © great c in w! “! ief Executi te a2 nail, ‘ yard, OT cu cation, : of % rom Cynth Mason and others to us, dated sdwards, 3d district, by all fe ta cue mon ‘Siac Ng ages thane mmediately after the chief Executive otticers. Shoemaker, Gilbert L. Giberson, James Ward, Sor Ghee daria ae eet Mate scons he, March3", 157, and of rd, we will offer at te —— and Ed sce Conference. resumed the claife | ye Pais: | Jol Mie dant Ch etn BW. Kerguson, | and Aucuit, "To's stall and roxponsibie family ths | ection, on MON DA the ath day of April next on 00. wing regular Committees were then ASHINGTONIANS UPON THE STeaMER PRis- | Jolin Mills, and Charles Allen. house will be on easy terms. ress S., § cma tint tof groin Fire at Southbridge, Mass. ene ages nian Eg Ma Sovrusniner, March 10.—A great fire occurred sting of @ good two-story | in Southbridge this morning: ‘Turner's Hote! 4 and barn adjoining, with forty horses, of the purchase money | jewelry store. Simpson's oyster saloon. and Ed- and approved notes | Wards’ gas-house were all estroyed. The Gand 12 onthe se rer gua uistalnents | in Mr. Edward's store were partially damaged at 6 and 12 mon » With Interest. & ia a y © Chaser fail to comply with the tere of eels Paiva | The loss is about $20,000, and is partially covered rty may be struck off tothe next lowest bidder, | bY insurance. dat the risk and cost of the first pureha: More about the Wanderer’s Negroes. Ty ter one week's no- Sathol cess —The following interesting particulars in res = Risin alt ee mee e Spies ae , Distriet Committee_Rev. D. Zollic- | relation to the explosion of the steamer Princess | ck Musicat Fr D, No. 15, containing the sE—AS D in the Centre Mar! e yo, Coates at DW, ae eggrest | we derive from a letter received by Mr. Martin | Warrior's Joy March; Reflection, (Abschied)— | Et aes Teclarcat Gases eet ea pe the sted tm, Jos. Coates and J. W. Richardson. | johnson. of this city, from Mr. James Wallace: | song; Fanny's Dream—song. All the back num- owner being about to leave the’ city. For fi ee on th sae Revs. I. W. Bates, J. Waren Proor, I March 5, 1659 bers can be obtained at Shillington’s bookstore. | information, apply to M. PINKUS, corner Ut. J. Murray, and Messes. D.C. Hop- Ma Bae Fuck SOON) hss March 1. | ei ane uantity of music procured from the | aud D sts. mar D Masses , Goodrich, Mrs. Wt rezular publishers would cost more than ten times © Steward—Oliver Cox. re clected st ij tty OR, REN T—The 3-story BRICK HOL from your city what is charged for the Musical Friend. It it Budge street, Georgetown, formerly wards—Daniel Howersand K. Scott | aanchters, Adnelia and Ire as Arny's Confectioners. Px in Washington city k N it, ( jurther Mrs. L. V. Reeves en bme- ———— peeeEton. at the option of the Trustees, - = wi jen a - | diately. Apply to ARNY & SHINN, corner Green y E: Z Avcvsta,March .—The Savannah Republican Hes D Wilsou submitted the following reaotu- | 84 hee daughter Josephine. feft Water Proof on | OUR CiTtZENs will be glad to learn that the pu- | diately. “Apply to mar ott | 8e% nal Wen Sox of this morning states the Wanderer’ Africans are . Meroe the Belew tag sehol- Vad thn mamniees Princew tic Now Groce on pils of Mr. J. Wright give another floral and 1 on Trastees of the Unis Beane ae ci Jackeenvilie, Tile onacty. they wane or !. ‘That a committee of three ministers | Te tts you have heard the fatal news of the ex- | sical festival at the Sinithsonian this cvening. an ; ic f rested near Albany, and carried beck mation, age ; losion. | ———— : 9 fe 24-2awseds 1 here 7 U probably be claim yy their t a ae ee comes Baw sor|- «Amelia Scott returned | _ Ir ts RumoneEp that Joe Jefferson the favorite | Ward. a irele. Inquire at the Grocery ; iA enw oo conems Sten raps relative to the affair are See ce er Nat- | comedian, will open our theatre ina week or so. | cornerof 221 street and Pa. avenue, mar 9 3t™ 3 meee oat pepeccng dn Lor. | much tangled. ts iow r alluded scalded aheut he | He will receive a hearty welcome. I gust FOR RENT ANDFURNITUR [FOR : Stun ofa dros uf ths Circuit ND Lor — The Expected News From Mexico. = wed dead ef the . ova A | x . he . . SAL pply on the premises, No. 45 District of Columbia, in chancery sittin: Waerwxeron, March 11, 1.35 m.—Beth eet at its Comteceet 2 pg naed torts [., be: Umuure; wie bes iproved hiieelt ah excel | sng Svein —— the eanse of Mary M. Williams vs. Theoph notions] and seaboard lines ere wer ‘king through Lto their rest. The san “ b Why pC Jeorgetown a professio: “ No. 428 Hi street, containing 12 rooms, ¢ epee . me heavy plank fell upon her, and she is = there is no intelligence of the arrival of the Ten- lathroom, water-closet, &c., with gas aud wa nessee, now due from Vera Cruz.—Rer r for the benetit of the Wb side LOT en accommodat h injured in the buck and is net able to | Rememper that the Sd day of es at to Miss Amelia was not injured, but is now iseas, the east 16 (17,) in Square a A bonse. mar 7-1 ars ms , orphans at the Assembly Rooms is rapidly draw- ~ Inquire at ee - — | one, (451,) with improvements thereon, st Alexandrian Markets. van , tera _ ae pap prea rege ecg ioe Cloae: oss : WOR SALE-A large three-story BRICK ing of & three-story frame dwelling-house, with | Arysaypnia, March 11.—Ftour, emal! sales he resolution suieoneily sieaptok Kate, and having discnzazed her from her death | We wovnn Catt the attention of the poliic to) ioe eos athe Sie iE al eee “This property 1: woll located ins healthy neich ———— ‘Change fair to the Cong adjourne Free: Raving © 17e eer ee Se ee nee ee ete eee en ee ee NEDA LE Ne ak Wien seat | pond ei a eee ens the yard. ‘The | _ Wheat, white, sales on ee good, THIRD Day. her, having a life-preserver on. Mrs. Winter has é, . : ma i Sack and Prock Conts: also, Spring Overcoats and | ie. i + met as usual, at | lostall her trunks. Mr. L. V. Reeves joined the | Raglan Bost Clethi neta em erenats: an mber of the Wirsexretp & Co., his wife and danghter | macii-3t Odeon Hall. cur. 434 st. and Pa. ave. house is comparatively a new one, conventently ar- | $1.58a81.61; do. red, 1.40a81.56 a = ranged, and furnished ina manner'te correspond. Corn, sales of white, 83284 cents; yellow, (by comm us three-story Terms: One-third cash; the residue iu three equal weight.) 85 cents. 3 HOUSE, with cistern in the yard, on | instalments of 6, 12 and 1a months. s-cured by notes his morning the Confere: half past eizht clock. and devoted the fest hone party at Baton Rouge (be is a ta re hich were presided gislature) to xo with Rye, no sales reported Ith street, betwee bearing interest from the day of Sale. sa k ly Re gan al ie w ; ves’s leg i ; fee je usiwnes Sineds on re i Oats, sales at 1 Cents, struck measure. s wan 4 very full at. | and ladies to New 1 Sad Wis wife eet | | Pagaimition onamcSuniaa a rapid decline Ceiaevens incu sw Neen aft tig ermp are not complied with within Sve days -— it a bers and others, and the exercises jured. Mrs. V States ance Deeuskice are ene, aa | ape oat inversems - Deepa Br eur mal-srac . Bankers. fe ll-eotf | week’s notice, at the risk and expense of the pur- Baltimore Markets. . Mrs. whter 3 oe checked vicio —A. treatixe, n ished , 3 mw of the prayer meeting. the Presi- | Will leave to-morrow for the plantation. Lcannot | sintoretely anc ee hue ea ate A tr preset | @EVERALFURNIS Nt, | “E42, eA ERERN Beets, Barensous, March 31—Piourclesel Seen; Mow dent took the chair, aud called the body to order | tell when Bir. Scott can be tnoved. fle has Dr. | iltustenting titeteninnee ead the cure ax well as With or withou of rect, saeebe ° ard street and Ohio $6.37. for business a Holcom attending him | prevention of the same. Itisentitled “Human Frail | No, 452, between E and F streets, ‘Terms moderate. I THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on | Wheat closed steady and scarce, but much " astes y¥,or Physiological Researches.” It enters fuily | mar 4.eo3t™ » the name of R account of the rain, until TUESDAY, the 8th inst., | wanted; &1.40aR1.50_ m tie List of acti 'T—The four-story HOUSE, #% F st., | same place and hour, 2 einen ee hd into tho canses, effects, and most efficacious ¥. W. Reinicle was | Ax Ownge Fouxp.—A short time since a citizen | inte | of curing all diseases of a delicate nature, with ORR oS be : A. GRE ministers. that ven- | of Georgetown advertised in the Star thata member | ous instructions for the perfect restoration of near i2th; vacant April 13th; contains 1 rooms; mar4 _ ¥ ut the last Conference. been trans- | of his family bad found a peculiar gold ring, which the unstationed List. © who are prevented by impediments from on- | has gas, bath-room, good cellars, abuidant closets, toring into tae aero tate. Bord by Dr. Barrow, | Anda at lot adjoining. see _ So Pods i The ¢ in oar tha canmnaltie the b the owner could have by proving property, &c. | 157 Prines street, N.Y. Price 25 eeits. Sent frea | Apply as above, or to Mr. C. B. KING, Ar = i pay. the isth insta PR hair announces ox Sone hs Wilson “}_ | Phe owner did prove prope:ty in a few houts and | of postace. For’ sale in this city by Ford & Bro, | street. mari-ect* | DAY A Rolurts, aad 3. Mi. Bhdendien ve aa received his ring. It sees that the owner was, | ¢ we First M. PL Church of Philadelphia, She house in the cal- | >, H — y order of the or Pa. ay. and 1th st. fe 8lawiw I OTS FOR SALE.—On the Canal, No.3,in Sq. | marg ir = : a Corn closed dull, with a decline of 2a3c; yellow » Auet’r, S2c, white 7Se. : THE ES. MLE Is FURTHER Tatas magi unchanged; bacon sides tant, came hours ete | UBS | AV hisky closed steady at 22);20c rustee, N ‘Sane in 34 GREEN, Auet’r. Financial. = = 260, 6 by 100; No, 5, in same Sq., forms an L wil = a —— ties New Yorx, March 11.—Stocks are firmer . ee} lar of which, buried about inches in th Sh, Mopers Miract. ‘Tho remarkable cures ef | No, 3, and frouts @ foet on 133g strovt, adjoining the a ioe nil . % 1574, 1034; Chicayoand Rock mrs 3) Gsratinrn, aod WW, psae, D- Zol-| mulated wood-bark and mould ther thee sees | fatal Be MN At AE Ger iar artale cron of Founiiry; No.3: in Sq. 22h neat cortior of Ohio ar. NEW STYLE. RINGS GOODS. [land Gui; Comberlond Coal Co 23%; Mlinols Nekoffer’ J. Graham. and J.W. Chariton. ¢ found. It wasa large anc pared stands unrivaled as the creat eure | ad lativst. 5 feet fro} i . SI NGS frat supplies of cick | c. 1 shares 60; do. bonds 91; La and fin ene y y's report. we inadvertently made | Cuttrenine © d_bea sPapethicigerrg hi fie ~anepr] P CEaNR Bronchitis, Aad Lnng fronts nlx - ate ms ee: Bel sathe d fl ony ving our first supp of ci ere Stlanwean mombenk: tas Reading met is ai 1 v2 uggists. ee - | close te No. » rf SNES Bata : 3 es presence hour tuerns Baliicld the finest speciien of California guld- ‘ ington street, Hoston, General Agents. | Ceratendaient sane on Louitiany ae iietet| SPRING Sil aN id SCARFS, in Round j Milwaukie and Minssssippi 11; Missou porta bikes Burton to be | pearing quartz we ever saw. We mention the niar 9 lw Fuggitt’s | TPAN Sq., 2 feet on the Canal and about sameon Louisi- | A lotef FAD naave J to E. L. ROGERS, 3, Carroll Hall, | very greatly red: Reanoret mar 1-2aw2mn MOUR ner Vard;) also,east half No. 5,same | Corners and a rome as illustrative of the importance of advertis- ta , ene ”, * | Sanxeorn’s Invicorato! vallin the District of Columbia double dose of Dr. Sand! ced 's uutry who really desire to bring | will give zreater relief than any other ined ton being I stock all of the best IRS , WS LAGER BEER DEPOT. ‘ are as hon ————~ | class; to which we invite the special attention of Ezeice 'S LAG! Rate ee ee: 3 aught tothe notice of the public. Jt rarely hap- | ever tried, for we have rarely to repeat the ARM FOR the ladies. J. W. COLLEY & CO . fy tng oan 8 = — shaducs a a pens that anglit lost is advertised in the StaP with. | brentirely froef om Cox ih, a uated about. 9 int ; mar 4 2w. , 65 9thet., Bdocncabous Pa. nvenee, ree daors North of the bape bey . mieenendy agreed Ga) sr Qui being testored to the owner. Nothing illas- | have time to throw of the cal tuedicines fot the | Rudegas and 1 mule fr po ANOS.—We have just received a new asnort- | bas accepted the Washington 4 ney old. & F racter. and the character of Hee othe people hte te the fae reat. feet ass | cure of Bowel Diseases, Works: Detatcoaeat er | oudotn and Hampshire Railn intinber, olorig- | P'vent of Bacon & Raven's anrivaied PLANO The RAE ye on Ps Day was passed. - of the poems here, than the fac a lost article | the Stomach and Liver, we ean recommend it}. I crowth. [tis all under fenee and is conveniently | FORTES, and Prinow's| MELODEONS: also, inraiah to the tr = tore ‘Phe list of ciecuiteand stations was th jlea | 8 rarely advertised in the Star's columns without knowingly. Sold by all Druggists. mar 8 2w,r vided. There are large orchards of best | some of Gemunder’s VIOLINS, to which we call a and semen —_ ist of cireui cualepdeeaianenine w being restored to the owner, the Star being read I M = P varieti: LB srrtaves apples aol map ans ey - | the attention of the public. METZEROTT, _ si northern cities, as fue best td 2 waa deo , ins | daily early every pe jistric cis svoN’s MAGNETIC PowbER AND Pitts, Prries, perries, currants, &e., &c. ‘The build- . G. METZERO’ . ne he body for consideration to | AAUY bY uearly every person inthe District whocan | 5, Latox’s Macxeric | Kinds of Gariten Tascets, | iagunro pood wad mre'in: hae orien: The hocsstec: | tmar® corner Uth ated Bane eee Buildings. ts and Mice ‘ nts, Bed-Bues, Roaches, Ticks, Fleas, Moths. | ta, nms, besides kitchen. &e. There is a spring »m Baltimore circuit, presented |, APProPOs—A week or two since two girls ad- 4% Re , , D + | taing 6 red verti -hons®, root eeliars, &e. The above | FHRUNES ANDFOX CRACKERS.—1/5 p wwnds 1CH. a petiti the quarterly conference of said ined in the Star for situations, and accidentally What greafor tronblo, in an hour of easo, eee tere opportunity for purchasing one of | Pet greraunne, PRUNES, of our importauon, in PETER EMR Learns flivist a c id matt wheels a ol the wrong nurnber of the street as that of the Than gnawing rats, bl-bugs and fleas, the t farms and healthiest locations in the coun- | jarge and small xines jars. The fruit is very large : BONNETS cireuit for a division of suid cirevit; which, on se where they were to be found. The family Gardens can be preserved and honses rid of these to ice atock, teams, utensils, and the furniture | and averages 35 to the pound. S BONNETS to motion of Rev. D. isles of the chagch” | Whose number was given sent usa message beg. | pasts, It wandiscovared be hie, Bee og tnese also may be had if desired by the purchaser, F Also, fresh supply of FOX CRACKERS. Just rocrivnd, ton cases, BONNETS, comprising commuittee on the state and wishes of the charch, for the discontinuance of the advertisement, | Chemist, in Asia, and has been patronized by all | particulars apply at thia offer, to W, D. WA KING & BURCHELL, L>chorr, English Straw,Swiss Braid, Che ter was received from Carlisle circuit, re- alleging that in two Gaye thetr pve bell bad Ween Fsstorn hepa and colleges. eferenotoan pcu. mnar 5-2awht mar? corner Vermont ay. and 15th st. nille, politan, and Cold Straw of every and the Conf eto make Carlisle town a hit cs = - be made wherever the artic! mn tried. it ji Ri a and leave Carlisle circuit unsupplied with | Pulled by some eighty applicants for the services of the girls! a minister the ensuing year ; referred to missionary mestic animals, committee Yer Axotuer Ixcexpiary Fine. —The eltyau- | — : 2 as comes : - Call early at : ; SRY VALUABLE REAL Es- NEW LUMBER YARD. variéty, atid the Yory latret shapes. | 2st trom poteomyand herr fae ne GE orcs ee Underaigned inving reosntly taken charge STEVENS few Fancy Store, bears u : 7 I8q5 ed i ber Yard on 6th street and the Can prise i masee OL-ES Lip0n. | Sc: cowerel to dioemereds tarsal ace | eared invite the attention of deatersin LUM: | N.B.—T would most ronpectfully inform the indies \ letter was received from the quarterly confer- | thorities seem utterly helpless in coping with the | "Tis Lyon’s Powd ina triea, {1h orate whole, that very valunble, Real, Estate TEER genera ally to examine the stock before pur- pedal m yor bon aay, oe ~_ 4 al Stow Hl eireltm be united gad teres | “Witt Incendiaciam, and a nightly biage seem, Meniltiawatyie ce Rte weet | tcbeh tamale tina Gale Mal | PBteneco Witrre rier cmnen.cmin| see cic har ratolpe ere ve setined i st ishes | ** inevitable as the night returns. The bonfi Ls RNEs & Panx, 3 York. | de« fod by recent survey ascertal: con- | RY, ASH, LE, »&e., ee* eee py Sepeeeealememiammenes! Coro ee dwelling gee) Aigo ame Mexicas Mustaxe Lixuwzsr. ja thres hundred and fifty-seven and & half acres fupsctor and wel seasoned, awa be sol'nf tho A TELEGRAPH NOTICES er was received from the quarterly confer. | but the act of setting any building. om fire ins ere. ° sThis estate is located in one of the finest portions | !OWeSt M8 PHIEM, oArAN & KILBOURNE, ord eae ot i raph tone connect nie nit requesting 2 new mission to | PUblic a position, and atsoearly an hour in the of Prince George’s county. ‘The soil is fertile to. | mar 7-2m Assignees, tg > ‘heguan, ‘Se- and the appointment of a third ininister | ening. was Boinewhat of the boldest, and indi. | MARRIED, high degree, and the land rolling and well watered, "S HAND-HOOK OF STANDARD | vanal, Montgomery, Mews, RS 9 rey ehose ty that ciremity referred bear iaphy ppt ae peaks lncendiag COPE of Providsaed RL ts Miar VES ATR AK | Kitocr sol coer wes beers Broth of oak, | CURAH AMS HANDBOOK OF ST Now, the ouly telortaphre cimmrction with trove » i Willi | Of hi piity to do bis work and eseape un! . | CUI of ,. 138 GINTA . ag 3 : ‘, H | t thro anes under, . rating the Coufereme to divide fat | AOS oelock last night the frame Ieee | S-COINES . arrest Branch matersecogivtaneweety mar Tih and Dtivests. SXGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to Socal (which, by the way, has hen tired once or twice year meee larneres of fine meadow imal. Tis reaidue, of the ; which. by virtue of the A ore) at the intersection of Eighth and B sti i r ition. Y his t vin the estatex of Zachat Beri F-port te erence the result of their inves- | $i ire and consumed. It was the property of | John F-and Aumauda L. Mullowny, aged'3 months | dad Wet tent eee _ 1 aed RU tawfu Wy Ret Pie th imade-on all nd 7 da res, and Dr. David Craufurd, Lal same cha , ‘ and 7 days. t uires, an dag tale ; tigations in connection therewith. Messrs. M. and T. Brown. + Qn the 1th instant, at 10 clock p.m. HT RY em i miles from Washington and the Depot at ‘Te was held by the President and other members BEAL de aid } a! A f or . prizes—Chaness a he the netic Company JE EVENING, | sion to the above or Cov: | BEAL UR, aw a.d tmont {sal follows: One-half cash ; | drawing to take place on TUESDA | sh , sid papers properly belonged | | CRIMINAL Count — Jas. Digges. colored, charg- | “fii, tuneral wili wake since coe golc areas vey iad ’ f ' Ace on 2 , to be secured with ge March Ist, 1859, at situated. as if ‘of their origin, or the nearest seroes commie, wig the | Cd with the larceny of two selves of the value of | 48 hortark, fom He rete of his asele Bhoe! hearing intorest fromday of vale, Yo be ap=| og yp Fume AtGallery.sm Pe. avenue, | | Companys point thereto. sor ~ Sth o! & x 1, Ne . betwer: k, ‘ ase ite s aoe the sate and wishes of the churches, } 31 cents, on the 27th of January. the property of cee Mie meee era} Bh and Oth ste, | proved b a smccrnenen. Upon, tet Bacanens of < EXHIBITION AT PHILP SMe. Lgutzes | as _Gonerti Supe nace . : (gauiring the attention of a | Wy: C. Purdy, was found guilty toduy. Negris peck nore Mian pene without further notien, | the land to the purchaser free ofall incumbrances.” | ()'\gi CHIBETION AT FLL sate lute > ante vai ated ee special coumalitec woe stent Te eer eeiciaeenl is ue cane’ ot ORG) See ane eee aap m= | of the Whole of tins will please editors: the ender dive andthe ot a air, but erring line! ae ~: mts dy . c pat ‘tnesses case - R. L. Crown, | t je d - ct n ! fe }00} iia nts ems | wae aged waft ak OW AGAMA Ries Ae eegtaeertones ime | Gane aes | acre io ee a & Co \uerefor at considerable length, | “James Hayes, charged witht the larceny of one | MPROVED Tuy wisn ACHINE, |" rowing NE BRNIEL C. DIGGES, praNwiiy Paes igen rps De the my shawl, ithe wine: igh oe propert tye Tere a I pet ie 4 Lage 4. nom fe 18-w6w A. Attorney for the Owner, Fine Art Gallery, 32 ore SARL ee LS ond fo A pee ae was de- | Drury. ou the 2th o ry. Was next tiken | 2 81X DOL - ; SUE = putes " een oS ties We Chait appeinted D. Ei | ap. Pha-jary had wet Soowaed as'We oN te ‘This Tabcombines in itself all heedqtanee ot | ARO RT ies Crone ome CEN UE, 7S SroMAC RIVER STEAMER, JAMES cash prices. ve ogress Reuse, A. %. Everist, WC. Lipsicome, T. Gern- | Goart, Norris for defence, fhe best patented wash-tnbs without their defects. | gy 4 en OE KENDAL F, AC RIN : ad SVU ERY WN Gotuinegtinsliet weak mschiea ass The Court is With the case of Peter | tne ayunchen in length of Smooth ne | fe No. 64g stroct. near City ifall Bul inet em hor wih mare te | wae froin Georgetown, requesting cat 2 Rang Searchfield, alias Jon Searchtield, ¢ with They ‘ al = bbers ) indjspenst ; two coats of the value of #20 each, | 2) Ratton essential work in rubbing the clo OB RENT—The STORE-ROOM next oe ope af pamialenary and School fande, Gt prepay ef bos. Fons oa Geosepat Eeemey. | furkion or'sheupe manatee ths avoiding F Win F Dove EGole Plumbing end - urred in the Eq, DOZEN JOUVEN’S KID GLOVES. Jost some cunensects oy Gg Paying —_ Sindhi It ainn poxnesses 168 Puminels or Knucklen. These M. 'T. BOVE a ude Per annum. eae aot ar os es ores house ; referred to the mis-| Opp Pruows’ Hat.—A special performance | inelling the clothes: win pion ia knucki or pum "A WALA SEN Baas GR RAR ee = it “ir. L. W. Bates introdneed the following res. | Will he given to-morrow, at 3 wea saat j — a $6 Saitooning & en. This feattie ts A‘ Ainewai pore TR py Genegeton tion of " ; tom and echitdren, when the Russian Warand Siege oy aaaer ete tl is consi to Teele: ten \-solved. That a committee of — be appointed | Sebastapol will be for their gratification | ‘Tio clothes in this tub are Rubbed Ranaklet nl Reepremiter, or of ou war i euipowered to act as our agents in secur! potion hibitions have been | zed all at the came time: th Mth and K'stteote, 10-tf NOTICE. ~H feo the administrators of John S. Waskes | and, imate he Indies ‘heretofore ease — = rhe ree i Int Popalar with. the deities Pred bempereg het et berm Mop tee 2 ine Sates | TNTEREST a Hey phun as 2 tewsey to the missionary | this will be the last one, we anticipate a rush for | aid pive entire entishie atolnine [Steer ' pou the introduetion of this resolution there} The ! exhibitions take to and | Seay tighiete Virgie on or ad- ‘sted a dscusion upon the aspersions cast upon | t-morrew mig wsa-quarer of eighverdocke | Sahay yp, MORTIMER, 6 Pa.arquye, + saa iQfUBE