Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue sad Eleventh Street, W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in packaces by carriers at @4a year, or 3 cents por month. To mail subscribers the sub- scription price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for mx months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, 1 cent; in wrappers, 2 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) sserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- Ebening Star, - ——— - a =a ve, XIII. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, ARCH 14, 1859. there was not a more hospitable. orderly, gen- erous, and united population to any town upon the banks of the Ohtwo. He came to the piace some five or six years ago, and connec‘ed him- "THE HAWESVILLE TRAGEDY- nomaniac on the subject of personal insult and BOOTS eo OOD AND COAL A Remarkable and — Sanguinary Narra- —— " — believed he was a blustering SHOES, pe wi exh Co. = — hae T, | z ve. braggadocio, who presumed upon the impunity t = a, NOTICE. [Prom the Evansville (Ind.) Journal of March 5.) | which his invulnerable armor gére him. Mor wear or do not look neat, Ka 5 4 S Dr. anass has Zemovnh hs offs to the rooms " One of the most painfal events that we have | day several peace warrants were issued for F & BRO.’S, No. 314 Penns & 3 = os £ avenns, between 9th and loth ote SS been called upon to narrate is the anhappy and | Lowe's arrest, but neither the constables nor | Syonne. You will find eran, alware. prepared to zg : 2 £ 8 < he will be pleased to see all who may desire’ ¢ - sheriff dared to ate them; ld the: 3 most fashionable styles, war- x = eS = his servi For professional ability I am kindly bloody affray at Hawesville, Kentucky, on execute ; nor col Y | ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash | a] ry € ited to refer to Dr. Malst: sday and Wedneslay lust. Being intimately collect poste to aa them. ‘Lowe defied the | price. ; “mh 9 $ a Ee sc aaaerees ~ ated with the place. and iis generous. | whole power county to take him, an NOTICE. <n cETH. estat cad lae-obliiegellicemss ire tam fatiy | Cheeeeeaceooeeaticntne any one who would | For ri, ars Xo hatsinstreceivadasple.n- 10 FPR SESA ESS THAN ELSEWHERE 182, REE BERET wt mee L eciate the terrible proyoeation, if not ne- | l4y hands on him. The grand jury indicted ih senestmont, of Gentlemen PY yench un- ‘OOD, sawed iit ney length ont FINE personally at his office in this city remain aid the sheriffin his arrest. Lowe had placed | Shoes! For Ladies—White Satin ad Kid 2 Satis Handy's, opposite rth Wan, Wel | Whocannot wear thear, "Pormon can war others | her trips betwoen Washington and Alexandria himself in the position of an outlaw, and if he | Gongregs, and, Lace Gaiters and’ Slippers; ‘alan vote corner that end Pang ye: | Persons calling at offices can be acoommodated | °F sa: Kian, and 24 p. m, boats from Alexan. aod reckless man may bring upon » | had been shot by the sheriff in the execution of . Spear] 5 TOOVERS. 8 Wharf, foot of 7th street. ptly a! Fak te ecay open prion of Jor ney may lesire ; | alr the trains of the Baltimore eed uiet, united, and happy community. What- | hisduty. the act would have been a justifiable | fo17 __Txgn Hall, Pa. av., bet-9th and loth sta KS manny to secompany the order i jeanest, strongest, end inust perfent reat, tailromd for the N « - . i 5 es: 5 NTER, at Page's Wharf. mar5-tf s Ret'eyt Geptare that | Tho sis a. m. and 7% er unenviable fame this blooly »ffcay one, and no public regret would have been F STREET, ‘- ~ art can uce, the MINERAL PLATE will be | conu.ct ot ve the town abroad, an intercourse with its | felt; but the manner of his death is now a sub- et ath Sd 2h streets, 373 co RISES REDUCED wooD:: Sonate tie ey ‘0.3% Penn, Srin Ratirand Sor the population for fifteen years authorizes us to say | ject of deep regret and shame to the citizens of Bio Orn SHELANE i best fed Ash goat. sein Ts * | oth and loth streets; also; Sen Aroh street, Piniadee ib POTOMA that, before the advent of Lowe them. | the county. Several persons who were suspect | LAUGHS arteinced pices tian awe mace . White Ash COAT, = 0 21 I GUY, wil ; t Ci ed of inciting Lowe in his course of violence | Black and White Satin Slippers, #125, have been forced to leave the county. Light and Brown Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, $1 ‘OOD, ra j t reduced prices for casi. Missoa? nad Children’s Morocco and Un- Riva burning stove (cooking) COAL o #1. | Fick or Woop, iy CBBWIne rospacco. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT achington, at t “ vek, and Alexandra aud FRIDAY MORN Lessons For Taost Wao Like Tazu.—Be dross Moroceo, 5 to ASH. turning, leaves Curriomn: S EDNE: : " : . : np whdorsaies?: CHARLES W. MITCHELL. In putting u nd SATURDAY. MORNING self by marriage with one of the most respec- | not always speaking of yourself; be not awk- KA er ets 7 ae rpering French Fran- : ‘7th street, adjoining the Canal. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO. ali TUR! inte ete at ay table families of the neighborhoo t, and attained | ward in manner; be enis, Moroceo. ndress Morocco BOOTS, fe 18-t! = sonth side of the Bridee. has adopted by Messrs. E. GOODWIN @ | 4! dows freight toh props orate a respectable position as a merchant. se; SHOES and GAITERS. 00D! WOOD! WOOD "1 wonld eail the AP igpe be ed by Messrs. E. LUCIEN 8 Pa ee Boe He is acknowledged to have been upright | lies, not even those called innocen' lies’ best MOROCCO SLIPPERS made to WwW i BRO.. of New Yorx Crry. ji ttention of friend: eral tomy stock of SYOOD and COAR. nomics | TOBACCO, ofthe BEST QUALITY, insolected, all of the various kinds now in use, which | will ell | neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT cheap for cash. Hickory. Onk, and Pine Wood cut | PRESSED. x af thwcity and longth, and delivered to any | Tie great advantages of this over other brands IL?” Call and leave your orders, consist in the size ofthe packages, rendering it more R. W. BATES, convenient to carry in the pocket, and bei fe10 c f 14th and C #t 2D Ss Nois? ~haweg ott Corner of 14th a oll sbepainita ed SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH, = = : —— and improves in quality as it is used; while in other ND ST’ omy, 28 4 : Paine Cor REG, | brands, as soon as the packace is opened, the quali- These Lotteries are drawn by State authority and | '¥ fprtly DETERIORATES-—tho tobaceo grow under the superintendence of a State Commissioner. | ing dry—and littering the pocket, to the great annoy- They — ome srewien for ever forty years. Per- | anco of the consumer, The Dressing which the Fine dange, by in ths Maryland Lotteries, ae thers’ has | Ctt Tobscce undersoes, in the process of raxnufac- never been ® question as to their legality or fairness | ture, frees it from all grit of impurities so objection- no prize sold but what was promptly | able in tho use of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do of drawing, LOTTEBIES FOR THE WEEK. well to give the Patent Pressed « trial, and judge for fein gen Narmanten Bovsn, Agent, Alexandria." mar l-ly and faithful in all his business affairs, and, | when spoken to; be polite at table; attend to | “fet: $! only. THOS. CREASER. although apparently amiable and courteous in | the ladies; dread the character of an ill-bred | -) ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! his general bearing, he has. from the beginning | man; be remarkable for cleanliness of person; if ak re of his residence in the town, been engaged in | attend to your dress; study elegance of expres- BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, « series of the most violent and outrageous | sion; avoid old say ings and vulgarism; use La M Rg anemia uonaaen broits, tilt he had beeome the terror of the | polished language; be —s in your compli- eh eens See ae J aunty, and th of theermmanity seemed | ments; uire a knowledge of the worl raise LADIES’ SHOF STORE, to dena that , shoull be expelted from it. | deli ay: teeny the foibles of wank coms: No, 16 Penn. avenue, bet. 8th and 9th Streets. His first act of violence was shooting and dan- | mand your temper and countenance; never Ladies,we manufactureall our own goods, thezeby gerously wounding a teamster for whipping his | acknowledge an enemy, or see affront if you possessing the unequalled advantage of eatile. At trial soon after, before a justice at | can help it; avoid wrangling, meddling and | securing hore at at ga whic » fee Lewisport, le drow his pistol in the cour:-room | tttle-tattle: judge not of mankind ashly, trust | gure, reanis tothe henedt of thopniehaser. Out and shot his oppenent.- A large button, on splap aaa to any; beware of proffered friend- | aeknowledgad superiority over all others, and ¢Ur which the hall glanced, saved, however, the | ship; donbt him who swears to the truth of a| double-sole Morocco anc Kid | = eu ue a life of his intended victim. This affair led to a| thing; be choice in your company; adopt no | Gaiters, Ke. &c.. for winter wear, have on serious of other acts, which disturbed the | man’s avoid noisy laughter; refuse invi- —spnnp—pennoesteerssone reertoaieemea eae D FROM WAS, ‘Ge IRECT TO ALL PAR TS OF THE WEST! SOUTHWEST AND pia aes 823s, SE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE N v TATA esos Se ABE Waswing. TON FOR TH "WEST. as fellowes Ist. MAIL TRAIN starts at 7.458. m., Sypter excepted, connecting closely at Washi une oon DAR CINGIRR AT RE" LOUIB, AND giticace: =XPRESS CONNECHON. loaves Washington at 3.49 p. m., reaching Cincinnati at 9.) Maryta R examined to secure a purchaser. Also, Long Rub- paid. ber Boots for Ladies and Misses, Al selling off at e in your amusements; never ap- themselves, . 7m. —_s te ag ean Se py with neighborhood for some time. Ou another oc- | tations politely; dare to be singular in the right | astonishing low prices. ones To Bz Drawn pl Tse Sadat Every AFTER For ale by Whetsante Beredchats: wna veubeve se uto. ‘aad weelent casion, when attending a trial, in a fit of | cause, and be not ashamed to refuse: strive to} 20 !2tf ea a SARE. ——— * direct from the Manufacturers. iioke eae ni thee ee a anany af the Road tage, he drew a revolver and fired several | write well and grammatically; affect not the | JO MEM RSS, STRAN- | wy semngron CHONDS arettcs E. GOODWIN & BRO. 4.~ See me. shots at man standing in a densely crowded | rake; be choi SHIN TOD 5, f 2RY Clases, ( a GERS, AND CITIZ TRUNKS! TRUNKS’ =: 'o be drawn on Monday, March 14. SBURG and all stations on the court-honse; but, as if by a miracle, only pear to bein a hur eglect not an old ac- he largest assortment of Sole I ‘® numbers—12 drawn ballots, 7 a rene iced. take re 3.40 p. m. a young lad was injared, and he was shot | quaintance; avoid all kinds of vanity; make no | an STREPERAME TRU isle aeeertae rae Rasrizim Woconare. | Aaing % Manettaand Cincinnati Hetiroad ake in the leg. He has been for several years | one in company feel his inferiority, be not wit- of Newark i xtack of all qsnlitine o = ae ele ae = AW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Through Tickets and Bageane Chocks tol! guar in perpetual feads and broits with parties | ty at the expense of another; be sparing of | PRUNES CARPET oi LEATHER BAGS and |2 0 de. dentin de. | 1000 TATE ACBNT, ters. ane overs other possible facility will be found aronnd him who would not submit to his impe- | raillery; never whisper in company; lock not | VALISES, ai 8. P. HOOVER'S, ae ke, ud, Bayfield, Wisconsin. | "RV AY PASSENGERS for the Slain Stemnial Geo rious will, often threatening violence, and. in | overone when writing or ading; hum no tunes | _f615 "Tron Hall, Pa. av., bet. 9th and toth sts. Tickets $8, halve ® fy Washington Balinese ad Olio Waslsced wil leone Wnseiee many instances, shootin: rsons in the most | in company, nor be in any way noisy; eat not BOOTS AND SHOES. TUES ERR, DP , as follows: " fecklees and wanton manner. too fast nor too slow; spit not on the floor or netantly manufacturing and keep 9 full BEL AIR LOTT payment of Taxes for hon-renidewter | Phadnmnd tate theese Wy Matungton Junction and The traedy that ended his career, has been | c#rpet; hold no indelicate discourse; avoid odd mble-nole Mor. Roots, $1.2 a arapn on Tysedas oll plies te For all statrons betwoon [iadmont and Wheeling. apprehended for some months. During the | habits; lose no time in transacting business; in- | Uarlies’ H. clove kid Bationed Boots, $2.5, Capitals, -Q.CLAMAR. commort. 3... avray, | SKGtOS# p.m. Tian, To connect with the Fr canvass for the State officers in Kentucky, in | dulge not in laziness; be not frivolous; study Ladios’ heat Eng. Lasting Gaiters, $1.25, 1 prize of. $20,00 | prize Of... $4,809 00 LA™A8, Morr a AtTRY, erick Train, take the 3.40 p. m. Train, duly last. Mr. Maxwell made a speech at Clo- | dignity and pleasing manners; be not envious; | Gonty Rewed CoG Darter eT tin VA do. oe 1,888 80 ATTORNEYS-AT LAW, FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST. verport. in which he cast some refleztions upon ‘ show no hastiness in temper; talk not long at a Misses? and Children’s Boots and Shoes of every Tickets Shales 5, quar rs $1.25, win _ Hoty Spring, Miss. Leave Washington for Balti 6.10 and 7.45 itical party to which Mr. Lowe was at- | time; tell no stories: avoid hackneyed expres- description, equally low, all of our own make, — A eee TR Re REY a mn. and 3.40 and 4.35 p.m. On ¥ Bt 3.40 p,m. twched. The latter demanded a retraction, | sions; make no digressions; hold no one by the Endice Sendats ead Overtbaen as: SU! ITANNS ARS i OTTERY, Cl he Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of * | “Leave Baltimore at 4.30and 8.50 8, m., and 3.90 an4 with 2 threat of personal violence. Maxwell | button when talking; forstall not a slow speaker; J. ROSENTHAL, MS earns te Cdueelay, Marien sippl, and will attent Sp... On Sunday at 4.9 a.m, ovly, defied him; but as Lowe found Maxwell was | *1y not all you think; adapt your conversation No. 2 Pa. ave., Market Space, : 78 numbers—12 drawn / OF pare throughout the North } sand 3.45 Trains only will stop at way ste botter armed than himself he prudently defer- | to the company; give not your advice unasked; | i813 2d door above ath Capital: ons aha Te connections, 3.49 p.m. ave the The 7.45 chief connest ‘est; and the 6.19, 7.45, ‘and. 3 p. i) : * WALNUT ing trainefor’ red the encounter. but declared that he would IRNITURE, L force a retraction or horsewhip Maxwell the renew no disagreeable matters; praise not 0. THE LADIES OF ¥ OD ry; another at the expense of the on ny; Having been encaged in manufacturing Ladies’ 4 MAHOGA arose ANDOTH AT PRIVAT ° 5 do. : E Mm, travna for the Rast. : frst time he met him. Mr. Maxwell's duties | avoid rude expressions; avoid mystery and long ee TS popes ought ao Ticket Ca hal &e., ke. : The subscriber, having con BR AT ney pire ° Baltumors as prosecuting attorney made it necessary for | apologies: look on te in the face when speak- | know by this the what will suit thom tn thi« i ‘ickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.7, on ne PARE! or aa no 27 Master of Transportat: of Parniture, would rexpeetfy Pas him to attend the February court at Hawsville; and the citizens have looked forward to the meeting as one that would end in blood. ing; swear not; talk not scandal; talk not of private concerns; few jokes will bear repeating; take the peace-maker s part in debating: be not e. and can safely say that we do; which you can prove by ei in oureor trial. ¥. a oan Tae ree) c. I Shoe Si Wash: ARE y tho citizens of Washing THURSDAY, : eo te cal OLL, COUNTY LOTTERY. Cass i eA a arch 17. Baltimere. ‘o he drawn on Thureday pom cereale wenn la the articles at the prin Shoe ington city—the $ s xo well-known as J. W. j om sting of i NOTICE TQ TRAY NEW AR. ore Mr. Maxwell had reached the town | clamorous in dispute, but exercise good humor; | MeCurdy & Son’x Philadelphia make. no 2i-ty Gale Fine Hishorany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward Nironesth ake ‘SCHEDULE’ Lowe had prepared himself for a deadly con- | learn the character of the company before you T TRUNKS !—TRUNKS!! 1 prize of..... Fino Matocany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind ct. He made his will and placed it on re- | say much; suppose not yourself laughed at; in- HE Undersigued lias now and constantly keeps | 4 do... and other Bedsteads, nod oF may, leaving his home, whic 1: « few miles from town. he took a fare’ FROM WASHINGTON PIRECT TO ALL terrupt no man’s story; ask no abrupt ques- HE SOUTH AND TH. and very LO as- ¢ r RUNS tions; reflect on no order of people; display not ple- Leather j siso Tron-Frame and Fine Walnutan! Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab tment of Inets and Whatnots, UNKS, f 1 and VALS ne and Y TDAY. Fine prea onl Walnut Sofas and Chai vel bebomae Bees man Aab hoeoe cae Bcee- leave of — and pees In hs he oF your lea ig on all occasions; avoid debt. VASTR ANE RAGS an : Es “PoRomoKe RIVER VGrreny. clases, ret ‘arble-topand other Cottage Cham- mac Rattroap Lins. rod. a perfect arsenal of arms, of every de- ————-s--o-— ELS; fing SADDLES, HARNESS, W. c. n on Friday, Mare inn ‘any and Walnut Dress: othe: ese 9 5 z ii mas wil pap ‘od in various iced. A Forrnopixe.—In the office of the late Post- EN B. “Trunks Covered and covery description of % ean tera ly ballota, . ureans and Sideboards, & —— . j Esse = ix ch he calculated to retreat and defend | ‘naster General Brown, on last Saturday four | Repairing executed with Heainess and Siseetoh. Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- sthe two fest Daily ines from Washington for the himself. Tho respe nd order-loving | weeks, an incident took place. the solemn veri- Late Toruam & Noreier, Fine Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables, Br ly de ether borthe, pt wneiliation. A committee of mutual | of the tvivor of the three gentlemen | —— oa ns — sees, dc. poacd. and enjoy wail « ou Scone uaih uae pa le for a any and night; | present at the interview. DIARY OF LADY MORGAN, one volume My purpose ts to well as cheap ax any other person | the beautiful Potorm P price SI SAT. AY. pgm ty aon on as favorable terms; and I Shakers and Shakerism,a compendum of the ongin,| MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. atter myself that no person wishing te Peeraty ores isisn, calet oat teralecooe es LAND STATE LOTTERY, Clase | will be disappointed iftvey give meme Loc! f the United Society of a m Christ's second coming, by Pe Ws Te mpEere Li agwn ballots. CS — . JPONT’S 35 35 GUNPOWDER. but Lowe's exactions were so unreascauble and ‘ostmaster General Brown was signing up hi humiliating to Maxwell that Lowe’sown friends | official journal—his clerk standing on his left would not present them; and they finally told | turning over the pages as each nature Was him if he would not qualify them they would | affixed. Mr. Marron, then the efficient and abondon him and his cause; which they did, | vigorous Third Assistant Postmaster General, and left him to his own measures. having under cha: that critical period the sain mreiess a wy tate-rooms, and arrive F% hi to connect with ailthe Trains for the South end south O81 ¥. The Groath Southern Mail is co: ed thi route, it being 44 miles shorter, and joo miles less ri jon 75 cts. Onward, or ti ountain Clamberers, a tale of ot regress, by Jane Anno Winscon, author of & ee ard. il railroading than by aoy other route, making cortain f : imy ; i : vol., 15.8 ‘ r arters $2.5) W. ALBERT KING, Grorcrrows, D. FREDERICKSBU iD PK On Tuesday morning Mr. Lowe placed a | important responsibilities of the finance div Ltt epee img it op nes quarters $2.50, ys FREDERICKSBURG, RICHMOND, AND PE aie a tated muskets in a lot fronting the | ion, entered the room to obtain Mr. B.'s signa aa tue et ‘wood, brick, aml. stose For orders address R.F fee a bin for Messrs Duseen ae aikero G. wd ny f xen NG public square, on which he appeared with five | tureto a draft. Turning to the right he cheer- Work, painting, glazing, &e., by J. Wilson, 1 ee pare, Keeps constant anand s large stoc BURT ek SMa SRA RE ER Oe: & iit, 3 4 i “+ * atere: re > i y q - be . or six pistols under his arms, as many more in py paper rye = re wesredeme, "Poe sale be FRANKLIN PHILP, DOLLAR LOTTERIES. them, embrasing.in part oe ALE SOUHIERN Or Sa PANY = a belt. aa she ba coat — ba aged My Marro se p paling ch Id come in and sco | ™3 Bookseller, 32 Pa.av., het sth and toth ste | To ag Drawy ar Quanrer Berong 12 O’cLocx M. | Blasting and Mining Powde: = — : loaded with revolvers and wie-knive. le | “Mr. s = = le ced the sidewalk, denounced me when I get through with this.’’ IT A GREAT BARGAIN IN A FINE Rosewood. Cannon and } ~] do., (U.S. Go e Also, connect at Rickeent with the Rewite, Case PIAN i . - MONDAY, ment in 25 and 5) 1b. kegs | Southside, Virginia, Tennessee, and East le by Hallet, Davis & Co,, vi }' iar and coward, with the most insulting epi- ee a ee rar ght Boston. Used only this winks Oy sate - so saa pe drawn on Mouiary Martie set Sporting F, FF a PEE, in 6X, 12% and 251). Kegs DN ‘BRISTOL, TON Tr thets. He defied him to show himself and meet t M. turned and said, * you wish me 96 Pa. ave., bet.9th and loth » numbers—!2 drawn ballots, _ Do. 1 a in % Ib. cant RAY é rd - inafight. Maxwell, with two friends, ap- | see you again to-day, sir?’ ‘Yes,’ replied | mar4 a ee ace iane - Capitals. iainond Grain do. z ilb.o ANT. C nw pou: € ay the street, Ase sith mete Mr. Brown; “I want to know if you have set OOD EATING AD D ITAL DRINKING. ZPrigench. ae le Rifle « ib BEAN NO t of them Lowe's courage seemed to | Your house in order; for in a month or less we] “Ay p pen TER'S RRQVAURAN OO, : 2 do, — F, FF, FFF, ses. tence at top Bentieenn tri os8 his ni hed he | shall haye neither bitation or aname her of Browns’ Hotel block, con- _ , &e.. &e.,. ko. do. % canisters | Toute, inq ‘Beket D . 4 as his opponents approac rc Ps r the rear ir Tickets $1, shares in proportion. Vv Rifle Ib. . avenue, one door east of Browns’ oren m, and turned and rau. They pur- | Mr. Marron, with a conviction that his official tinues to be famous as the very best; shares in propo: pene Bite or So oe , canisters = Py maton foot th aire. ee one he. i - estaurant in Was : . 7 2 EO. a ioe vere teed eed bit hice ae sane et jue aed with surprize and a suite remarked, My | ¢ Leversetgxauiats cating wtlalways PATAPSCO INSTITUTE Lt voket — base Pe pe and a smile remarked, “My | ¢ 14’ there the very choicest, Oysters te cept that took is thumb. | house in order?’ < Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wines, ieee peer in the pies eee lady,| ‘‘ Yes, sir, your house in order; for in a month , &c., to be obtained in any eating house whe protected him from the indiguation of the | oF less we shall neither have habitation or a} COPPEY. vine of his establishment is unsurpassed, | 1 prize of. crowd. By her he was induced to give up his | pame here.” lo. i Lt kages. ‘alt of the above will be scold at manufacturers Price: id delivered free of charge to any pact of 78 numbers—13 drawn ballots, the Di t., Capitals. The character of Dupont’s Powder has been so 36,m1 iprigg of. well and favorably known for a half century, that 1215|1° do. ......--. 6&0] we deem it unnecessary to eay anything in its _au l6-ly {Union} — EW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE. Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AD. ! LOTTERY. Ch To be drawn on Tuesday, Maokis —S and no other house of the kind is more remarkable | 1 arms and submit, on condition his life should | |‘ Well, Governor,”’ replied Mr. Marron. if ———— Good attendance of all employed Tickdte $1, own eeonion, io We take pleasure at all times in showing be spared. He was taken to the vps Oe ee ae agi hala oaths {Le His charges are moderate. fe a-tf WEDNES DAY. semples and styles of packages to sportsmen aj FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. c. On his way, an infarated individual fired a rifle | am a = = 3 E REDUCED ONE HALF! PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class 64, “Offices No. 35 High immediately ad- : Re . i « ie rw - oT > ui . pege prgitmelagiacan posed Congress, indi: = the defeat of important INFLAMMATORY. DISEASES, ereee PE pk a ae A NEW Bock agp FRE S ATEST PARIS eee aaAS, LOCA, upon his knees; recovering his feet, he walked | measures then under review. : ONLY ONE DOLLAR! iP do. iis 50 |2 Pd, VL "seo | |The subscriber, having just r ed from Ni THROUGH TICKETS can be ned ° on to the eourt-house, bearing, apparently, a SAG SARGG 2m GhoRARG EEE Curonic Packaces 825), - | ke. &e, ke. York, s now receiving one of the GREER T SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF” charmed life . A ares eae a pcan a 1]D™ See Advertisement. __jatt-tf Tickets §1, shares in proportion, coatee oe Se ane fice ie Bou Promsyivanin avenue and et rij rt- i y | Tae SoLtce Cocnt.— sr. James Ryan, a mid- 5 3ER DEPOT OF SHULTZ & CO. ; ever offered in the District, to which he invites the | Washington, on board of erry At the court-house he sepplicated for meroy, dle aged and very intelligent-looking man, but He No Gis ath street, near the City Post OF | pat apsco INSTIEOTE ROTTER 1 Cates 65, siinatinandentincin eal etueneee * the! George Pas, or at the office of the Orange au eee ee ee et ene OME | ees ie lll bain, wor onseceet babes Ga | Ses Fhe ces Leet) ‘To be drawn on Tharedas, Merch ty ock éonsists in part of the following choice | Alexandria Raiiroad, at Alexandria, Uigks Rod bis opponent, Mr-Masmelt, and other | tice Court yesterday morning charged with | ni orders for kegs or bottioe, sent to them in porsan 7% numbers—ii drawn ballots, | ; INE: ICHMOND, DANVILLE, LYNCHBURG citizens plead for him. During the parley some | Police Court yesterday morning, or received through the Post Offiec. Their Lazer Capitals he atest French aitems of BONNETS, iar? NO Pty th NS 'S- Sas a Ga Ca ee eeheecaeet eer ta tana | sine) iced living in th estore peek ob uno | CntestisoaT gece eat eae rae’ oe eotcany | Titige ef... Oar a] tiga ot ae | BERD DRESUI RiaboRe Prowens, | Buca ANDER CRON, Seep, and fred, but Within other effect thas to stag. | ee ee on akc cna coed an ¢ | moderate. They have alsuon hand a very fine as- i : ae " LACE MITS, MANTILLAS, &e. NUE: OSAP AND NEO MPHIS, i i : , as she said, she water from ascares uC _ | ke., ke, ke. ONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS. al catego pane evocialmeat Fre Aras preegsedeer sith pedrend to them in scgtnont EROS Re VAN ere ee ie Bese Tickets $1, shares in Proportion. Pe doen “eerie longs —— —— x a direct route, and continuons railway connec lenting hostility, broke from the crowd and y ging pari common. The defendant emphatically denied CARRIAGES. prices. tion to Memphis, BRIDA = Affording greater expedition and comfort, and bs- this statement, saying he had merely threatened HE Subscriber having made additions to his | PATAPSCO INSTITUTE Vorrery, Clase 6, | Haw iny — the ovate sp nsonted wets monte ing over 2 miles sliorter than by any other route i i ow one of the largest, ‘¢ be drawn on Friday, March 1a, te he inte ‘ ed steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot to shoot a dog that had attempted to bite one | factory, making it now one ss 75 numbers—12 drawn ballots. dent that he is thereby better enabled to offer greater oftth strest ath & Soe Aicscandicte. stuase nen. of his children, and this declaration was made | nthe District, whore his facilities for / spitale. inducements to those who will favor hum with their | of Rh street at Oh a. m. for. Alexaudrye. whvaro pae- with an air of sincerity and honesty that con- | WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and | 1 . - 86,0 4 Pane rs 2 > im the latest French style at the | Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock,&e.. vineed the Court of his truthfulness and caused | from his long experience in the business, he hopes | | - LWAI2 do. - ahosheat motes, M. WILLIAN and at 73 p. m. for Richmond and all points Squtl St made a race for his life down the street. In the ursuit. the crowd fired thirty or forty shots at line without any apparent effect. He was finally overtaken and captured, when it was found that his body was entirely encased in ar- mor that extended up the neck and covered P i i to eneral satisfaction. ; " Koy &e. | Fi Tri to west, ing sure and close jons to Mem iach gy — he ag Sra ‘o : m r. ea ated that he had been in this alt kat oe Ces anon anh LASHES acme Kent ee Tinkees a, Sheree te pens mar 3-3w “opposite Cente arkot. 4g a Wegors and Omnibuses leave the office ered by a wig. le was en, ch to the <! - sch. le on, s e SATURDAY. ~ = n —" leaw coustlaae, where the court was in session, and | country some — beth ge ene ag eigh ei done, andall orders prompt. PATAPSCO INSTITUTE. 1LOTTERY, Class MBROTYPES.—Smate Profits anp Quick | Ps. avenue, at 60 Tess EV ANE om: whose presence all these proceedings had oc- | teen ¥ foetal. eapadity Mand Was the autho: ur]. Second-hand Carriages taken in exchange for new To bedrawn on Saturday; March 18, Portraits from jerzte Washington. cNioticers tonrrest thera, ‘The jodgeappeatea | several very. well-known jrorks, which have | °4'i-u “corner of isth and sts nian. tt warranted : HE PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP CON be sine thuaker net i . | reached a large edition and been very favora- REMON E. G —_ = ¥ Se mania shjened thin Siepenern muales os ae the Lave Onn pettonal picdee too | bly reviewed in Britain and the United States. | ‘()=MONT HOUSE, o, ILLINOIS. ke, ke. ee te ok ae the United Sinton Nails AC Ag igo eds OS oe ately kept and | He had come here with £5,000 ($25,000), he Proprietora, baving tid during the last ares in proportion, veg ie ge } ALIFORNI A, and OREGON: leay p Ppa aa to the law. he was given in | $17,500 of which he had lost by land specula- coins not, Lmprovemonts, Such 58 Cndavamma na pRaton soo. for one, of those A pot the Wes Natl = 8 Companys St be ‘ange to the jadge, who took him to jail and | tions in Minnesota, and hadsuffered much from | sew’ Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and y- mar Il-tr “SBartimone, Mp. ‘obtain the oc y : Which leaves Noy wT cok saseth Crs every : f ey -! ii in hi i ssible. nd con ne | — . e v remained with hita as a protector the greater | ilt-health himself, and in his Ly. Sepa geapret ful invite public attant jou to its inofeaard | 5() DOZEN JOUVEN'S KID GLOVES, Just | SBOP REVS sengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL v2 Py G : on. recei @ choice | es, &) i l- 0 ' i m teh See to er eochi the village was com- | indicated, snd the story of his misfortune elieit- The once etna the forges Rrstclass Hotel in the expres fo jae Spring ales. ip ee i ope coher, som ot 5 Prope Seraueehing bare, Down been aes ps oa 4 rr ) - i Vorthieest ne’ AS and A . 4 ro’ ‘Nav: paratively quiet, and alll was still about the pl agg aes Ll ae by my eeny pes eek and its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts., | 2idozen EXTENSION SHIRTS enh tee is, | sth. and Iath streets, near Willards ia My Haare 1 Ber Peeathe 2 ed pape pe ty na world, and certainly had many \ aried and bitter sted » " 1 rath of Aliirick, wh inthe immediate vicinity of the most fashionable | and 3) Hoops. a ; places of amusements, and close proximity to the | Also. a new patent Skirt Supporter, the best inven experieaces. Fortune is a fickle jade, and of- | aitferent Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings, | tion of the age, to which we invite fhe Perini atten- and safety. 1 troad (47 miles long) is oom elect cecan, and is crossed in 3 or 4 “6 ASK THY wide AT THOU SHALT To economise call at ST METZ’S, 2% Penn s ‘San Fi nd presen ‘ tion of the ladies, J.W. COLLE bet: n 12th and {Sth street: York through to for awisting Lowe on the previons | (0 plays the best of us false when we be Tn the Centre of the most desirable Business Portions | | wist 3-26 sag7th street. above Pa.avende. | Where willbe found the best Mole? are embarked ot Panam by ote Now Ve * rede» hb ve have most reason to trust her smiles.— Of the City, OR THE “GOLD EAGLE” | #kin Dress Hats, of all qualities and pI aR a ga pag lpm wm cece Renee ROME, ty Engriver ataee epee ine tenoencne to the temmblens fo |) Oe om SME COLD, EAGT styles, and as cheap ae'scld in the 1 ee Pere are bept ia port jn Panemsend " dd succession were fi = uusines: r vinets of the prison. On rushing to the jail the Revivar or ax Orn Crant.—Every body will found the keys bad b forced from | remember the famous Mex! mine frauds, lor by two men, whe proceeded to Lowe's | yy Dr. Gardner, some six yearssinee. by which Ml. is Uncle Sam was gouged out of some 8300.000 by ; fi United States. Also, just received, Reserve - im ony ap dn’ “GAGE, BROTHER & DRAKE, RATINGS, Trnaegifcent lot of ENGLISH | the Edinburg Scotch Cap and London ee eae ee seats is entirely veleatlo—no tellere . iis NGL DREN'S AMUSEMENTS —3 wi | PICTURE ant LOORING-CLA SET t i Hate. _ eight years. MESHEPHERD'S cores Thad Dates aes Sane ke 7 ccontinue to sell fine Calfskin Fousina the same day they ar- Tal complete assortment of little GAMES—Rising star, | _de4-tf 255 Pa. ava..oppasita Kirkwooda’. | BOOTS, Philadelphia man rive at Aspinwall. re, G eady Pay. ‘hb by each Steamer, and take ; 3 ® Content, Fox Chase, Steeple Ch PeaKed, for $35. Te NEE Conductors go throur “th hone il . "i id chest = rdner, who claimed to have lost that amount fr nas Gouna ical, Arithmetic, Pan re % jean age ge : pobre = Sica a ceaaane Bie tae é man lay a corpse ina pool | ; i the war compellin to igs and Kittens, Thon Jonstrigtor. Unele Ran rt DES Kirkwoods’ and Willards' in blood upon the tour. 'The terrible deed, not- | 12 consequence of sot ion he ‘of the Citios af the United State AMBRE SE STORE. tmagt. ors. through tickets at the lowest rates, apply at abandon the mines inquestion. The frand algo, Shoot Views of th Te wee 3 leral tail. ; withstanding th 8 full nagar i we — boven PY at excitement and t er; ‘arms 5 3 T at 177 West st: ew York, iw. h : EW FURNITURE STORE. | the Apne in Mon reehoNd WieRion i "| subsequently discovered, and while crimi a ag PNT : 7 ther s San ye had by going to N ara ; Ay ON rieane—or C. L. ARTLETT. ton. «of the * day, sent a thrill of hor- procesdin against Gardner were pending, he ue breath uve MOORES SOAP DEN TRE Pa: avenue, eee ta an, Tens Mouse SidtiING GOOLE Co. New ¢ . yay sas . 4 ¥- If he had been | « mmitted suicide. Well at that time, about FICE. aay 7 fo \0-tr Opposite Centre Marke i lower ban any other house in [NITED STATES Mall tee 9. 5 pare Tebably wou @ | one half of the $300,000 above alladed to, had | | Tarid your promises of Rata, Mice, and Roaches BUFFALO Ropes: pores ny Der motto te, “Quick Salen U 1 + eige ~- ‘ ra pene ia | hem deposed with the Life Laurance and | art Bue at Pech ATSICIN3ES goto | Eby ALO RGUWAYo ROBEAL? BO eh ormson toe ane wane Panes Ser ae Ve anner tn ‘rust Company New York city, w w OR fe .? enn. avenue, near street, re) i new. c. b, eens ate ate inrmedintelyenj nedby thetioveinment. After | fast ai #3: B MOORES, is Penn, weraee ihyrareacina'eey pene EO acre pag JOHN BONTZ £ BRO. FOR PANAMA RAIERO BOO io tees ee ‘ ~ an premditatec i tl suit was pertaitted tosiumn-| Wet Prt ____ ar Sew | PY, AS. CM PO.) SS - ais oat nian actinm im abi sent-| See tt Phurnday, when x meion woo aoode ta | GOHOOL WATER ———— Lonners waded hs fs, | PST ENDS CRDERTARER any, | Meer Seng Deh onde of st me cma a Ane Gangerous 8s the visti had the U.S. Cireuit Court, for its revival, on be- 86 100! WATS { Longs sania BACK TEA, hare ft peered tot I hour “K orca A eg oe ber We are informed that Mr. Robert 1, Boya, | balf of the United States. The Judge (Heli) SCHOOL WATCHES: snallty, Price 90 cents per Qo UR CHE AES Juize Williams, Hon. William Sterrett. acy | said he would give a decision on Saturday. | OOL WATCHES! Rint ge gM H wi TC! fois anrner Vermont avenue ip GE Es ived, a new lot of these excel- Denmark they won’t marrya couplewho | , Just received, Tauging 7 a; ? NTED Out tXcitement, arrest eae Ms cera ngage emg ay a a pono age Keovera, at it, SEN i N. Panes gt OS ‘en oe Sean here, are e, and mt the awful | certifieate of vaccination. Certain English people | "5 a now offered at ~bat their influence availed but little, | were Inthe habit of running away to Denmark for Jeweler, 390 avenue. JOUN F.ELL ‘R, No. 418 th ,, The allege t justifieation for killing Lowe ia pr gamed Loy’ Me gonr help heer » eens PRE CEO SRDS os wo "et Ee bacaeia te |) ee his cell is that he threatened, as soun as he wag | 4/25. they did not take 1 LOCKETS: JEWEL! Yr ah tt very Téts K ; CHAIN DEB. QF ABEINOTS 18 aa rel to kill every man he met who had | P'ton with them. Who would have dreamed of iow’ of other Art Tebobareee Rate min aud woderate. and vem ; Sing : cult: to vtagainst him. {tis 'e:lared that che - a Ree Ea aenting mot = are ¥ ; ; aits, Curls, ° fe door.“ * hers required the forfcicure of his | hearts tints you sce—a thing more often | J ADIBS. Bi neat core Fiat as WLAN! MACASSAR OIL at gigas at rates. i he friends of Lowe believed he was a mo- talked atone ‘anace ia and eae avenue. 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