Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1859, Page 2

SA SAT sh OTe ae SAAR ERE ASS IRE SI OS me a . ce WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. the Statelconrt ls At eAGRd'™ Neither the formality PERSONAL. Wrovm. ANUSEMENTS. EVENING STAR. Soneliey ot the acted the process inanes, | , 2222 ice, President | Breckinridge to ASHINGTON THEATRE. pt snes rhe Frvances or tie Post Orricr DePaRtMent. | ¢; i such return, beinquired into, either | lave New York city to-day for Kentucky. 24, 1959. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. WASHINGTON CITY: It is a matter of frequent inquity what fupon a writ of habeas na State tba | az €.¢; 0% an Mii tearcjartegein x . 4 THURSDAY...........-.-.. March 24, 1859, a will be Saar by = = ‘| fete or Property cannot v se here is not so much ™ ita mn cedlinn will ap PSS See » xrzp on tux | PO8t Office Department, in ae inguin ‘ court by 3 as was visible sev- ar a pe Charice seca lhe seem tt aoe sort Ge RN eS se ag : Cate hn tate tow 4 jeubtlen t the Poa Z THe Ps w EVENING Pao, 80 LARGE AS To REQUIRE IT | its indebtedn’ 7 Py in we , the of the Su; Pl + are coming in, y oxsre, C, " To nu Per To PREC® AY AN EARLY MOUR; ADVER: | a shape that will enable the = a Geurt eeu imesh fae rand dino sate lawyer... Bs yo a |. has’ ref by their farming opera- | 8»! Cutt. rin Mecinene Mf nnd A reales KMENTS, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY | joans basis it represents. Various = jon of a court, wi nterferes offer of seven thousand & year to write ¢x- | tions, and the nH it of trade being | Notwithstanding ‘Twmeen OCLOCE, 3 OTREAWis® TREY MAY Hor bate indulged in concernin, bills of the [execution of the Fugitive Slave act, has amg/iselusively for the columns of a New York Sunday | Gone'ss vet pea coun: Tae cause of the leat | al, eet nadine the expense of this enanee~ APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY. ulations are s constitutional force r } eredit, statements of accounts, warrants, £0 paper mentioned trouble grows out of the continuation » Ko. tof the New Haven Journal DD FELLOWS’ HALL. a Garpeino.—It is to be hoped that those of wee of the difiiculty about the rate of freights between , tomate aprmr MIC DRESS. | Ordinarily, the accounts of contractors, after says thnk Walt Whitman the — drives No. 2 | the boat owners and the coal companies ! THURSDAY NIGHT, March 2h. ae OF THE ratte atga i se examined and audited, are certified to | °° city readers blessed with ten feet square of | of the Broadway and Forty-third street ommi- | Mr. John G. Stone, the general superintendent nion quotes from ings ees x ; -cg-Tord Lyons, whd ts now hourhy cted ity successor of Napier is s to be ret ag in habits and cherdkee tah not space attached to their respective residences, suitable fof gardening, have already mado Preparations for improving the opportanity to raise something in the way of fruits, vegetables of the canal, was in our city yesterday, aud reports} ANOTHER BRILLIANT SHOWRR* the entire line in excellent order» ' é, 4 hes ary . We learn that the pupils of the Protestant Mis 50 !—30 !-50 !-$0!30!—50!_601—Se! under the — of Dr. Barbarine, are prepcing FREE GIFTS the Patrons ofthe the Postmaster General by the Auditor for the Department. The Postmaster General then issues his warrant to the Treasurer of the United the House of Representatives last year, to show that the same House, under the same organiza- tion, on the same bill and the same amendment, for a concert to be | 8) GOLD s ial display, though possessed of a large USsIAN WAR DIORAMAS' Z * States, authorizing the payment of the amount mes + alg gs £ iven the weck after They will be as- Qvit pt 3 yam ver mpc Fiage | due. ‘This warraut is returned to the Auditer, | °F fowers, in WYONG ene EliS Shorter, of Alabama, who, it | Sstad by several adult performers. and the pro- | AWnitiics "2 Silver wadhoe, act Sees Ser presen! and participati J q ini ro o aa Md ‘4 a 5 or . did not then regard their constitutional rights | ¢xamined and recorded; and it goes next to | MAnizing-refineing-influence of a garden con | will’ “pe remein was -ainong the leading |) given fo the poor of the wei bor oo Oe a ‘and Articles of Bi) nected with the household premises, as well as in the health-giving influence of a few moments labor in garden each day, to the male or fe- male of sedentary habits. On a picce of ground Southern members of the recent Con, has thir, Ah Fe his constituents declining a re- election. i the Senate. The Union assigns | the Treasurer, who registers it and appends his = previ foes it had not then become the | ©™dorsement. Then it becomes the propertyjof settled policy of the Republicans to strike | the creditor who presents it fur payment, a3 a erie, John’s (Episcopal) Church contemplate giving a lie The Soyeiry bee hoon ren ayo H. Som- nd Pec yey early day, 9 préverds® ken, somone. (0. Pennsylvania avenue, where which is to be applied to the promotion of religious |" ##¥ be seen, +--+ A correspondent of the New Orleans Pica | opiects. } yune says Miramon is the finest soldier in the Mex- \ Tickets of admienon, to sli the hail, ult ns peerals 0 No fish of any kind reached our wharves yester- | F; Souts—for sai: . Somke of St down the public administration and initiate a | draft me Os Rronmery: UNG! tee warrant thirty by one hundred foot, vegetables amply | Yan army, poswased afar military geal, Hi day from the lower ze (Some twelve bua | ett the om Wedron pape day. and revolution. : Teed — ‘o ies cat tor or anyb dy else. aufficient for the table of a family of eight or ty, isa pure Indian, which lessens his influence Foils whee joe coming rather come for ae poy The Union publishes and comments favor- and as it is an order on th@ Treasury, the | ® persons may easily be raised by heavy fer-| in'a where caste is maintained by marked | early period. ‘Shad and bunch fish are selling at | {A!er before k o'cly ably upon the speech of Judge Jackson upon sey tilization (which will cost literally nothing in | lines. the dock at $20a$25 per hundred | A ‘ Treasurer cannot be expected to receive and ( Sain ss -——-__——9-0ee-—-— fi ‘it ‘tems in relation to the Canal. HE> Treasury affairs. acity like Washington) and due attention to ae See = i Porick INTELLIGENCE. —A cnriousease of domes- tie infidelity crime and death Leng oe been brought to light in New York. Some little time ago a servant girl, named Catharine McKinney, was in the employ of a wealthy brush dealer down town, and it tealleged that he became so intimate with her that she yielded up to bim her honor. In the The Intelligenssr resumes at length ite un- endorse it while there is no money ia the favorable criticism of what it calls the certifi- | Tressury ri SBC OATE VR periaines ite system, . simple statement of account, the contractors = ——— may obtain that, but it does not assume the i> The Treasurer of Dubuque county lowa— | shape of negotiable paper, insomuch as there one O*Brien—has defaulted to the amount of | may issue # dozen similar statements of the we have learned that there certainly is 3 small break upon it, at the four mile level, or 9 mile it. Boats whieh left Cumberland on the Ith, ve not reached here, which gocs te contirm the Teport. udging from the clearness, solidity, and thick- ness of the ice now being housed by our friend, rearing a succession of erops. Street sweepings make capital ‘mould’ and every nook of a city street contains usually what is termed “filth” sufficient to pay him who will gather it, ten fold for the labor of so doing in potatoes. cabbages, grapes, spinnach, radishes, aspara wen oe hens mails opie ‘adie. ree cot tecer a Ey lige anyti eike 108 000. i , , 9 . » “| ures to hide her shame and her employer's dis- | have nm troubled mach with anything Nke | — ~ - 5 = > poh ee Fiesta eet ee ec oa, | xed ioe melons trails, Ao, i pectoris op. grace from the world. He. proposed that the vie- | warm weather for sometime pat. Welaveno re | (\ANTED TO RENT—A UC Some of the steamboats refuse to land at | General simply refers to these accounts as debts tim of his lust should be sent to an abortionist’s in Brooklyn, and she consented. It so happened that this merchant had a daughter living in the upper part of this city, who for some years been nged from her father. on account of her choosi to marry the man cf her choice rather than of his, With this daughter, Miss McKinney was on the most intimate terms. She visited at her house. and confided to her all her secrets, informing her how matters went on in her father’s family. Among other thiugs, she told her that she was enceinte tween Sth acd 15th streets collection of ever seeing a fluer article of ice land Punamechon ton ar ed at our wharves. Weshould think that itwould average from 14 to Is inches in thickness, and as } ~ clear and solid as a body of glass. gu plied. The measure of the capability of a gar- den to produce is simply that of the intelligent eare and attention bestowed upon it, and no- thing is easier to be learned than how to man- age a garden successfully. Fortunately the booksellers all sell cheap, but intelligible as intelligent works on gardening, from ‘almost any one of which & man of common sense, who has never before stuck a spade into the soil, Hawesville, Ky., until the murderers of Lowe are | Of record; and we are satisfied no formula has brought to justice. yet been adopted by which their existenee may Dr. "Wa B: cele wan Gland - ae be made apparent through a negotiable instru- Pd itl oe . fase Sade = s aa bath . | ment to be placed in the hands of the creditor. over Peter teak 10 votes. % bY ¥] With Postmaster’s accounts it is different. See rec eae Under section 4. of the act of 1836, they are iL Hamilton, who shot his wife at St. Louis | allowed to retain their commissions and the the other day, and then put a pistol ball through expenses of their offices out of the moneys they himself, has died from the injury sustained. His —- — h om GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. | Ses! ®* st aro ee ANTED—An OR Py PISS ISH church, Apply to BM do." Not de | Sore. 5) Daily ex) er echoo ANTE Boston, sna for sale in lots W eral Hi i! famuly. hite or neero, to None need appt mar A eott ‘ive. The excess they are compelled by the t by her father, and that he had proposed that she | warranted, Apply to erences required. Ap wife is getting well. oe 1846, (the ‘Sub-Treasury pra to densatl may very soon learn how to improve the advan- | sould have tite evidence of thelr guilt removed i ' Mi i eds YX BEOTBER, | tween Dandi £ [oe ee SE : rts i : i Soon after this Miss McKi disappeared. | _mar 24 fe 10% Im the Stephens wife poisoning case in | in the Treasury. At the end of the quarter tages in that way eurounaing him. Where she bad aes Ps cegpeect Er yg. ee HE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT his | pathic Rane the — vaegear = their accounts are adjusted and audited, and Facrs axp Rewors.—A statement is going relatives were in great distress in regard to her. Ee oR ey wg On the Sth instant, the merchant's danghter ob- served in acity paper. among the Brooklyn items, a paragraph to the effect that on the Sunday night previous, a carriage drove up to the vatewf the ong Island Hospital. ‘The woman died about half an hour after adinission to the hospital. the Postmaster General transmits to the Treas- urer & warrant covering the amounts retained I" A frightened visitor at Troy during the r.- | for commissions and expenses, which warrant cent land slide, left by the next morning train, de- | is reeeived in liew of the amount of money it claring that you couldn't make him live ina city | represents, and credited and debited, on the the rounds—on how good authority we know not—that it is now discovered that the cause of the delay in the ratification of the Cass-Iri- sarri treaty is that Sir Wm. Gore Quseley, in dining room, seven chambers, bathrou: and cellar, is lighted th cixtern of the best ‘with pumps ra the so cont good tenaut on moderate terms, — be con diately, Ingmreon t And Sscasion given linmediately, Inqgmiréon the renises, oF at & Métro : . tchon, their arguments this morning. ASS JOURNEY MAN BARBER White man preferred. Good en. Apply to O. B.CHIRMOND, Garcisen steent oar the Navy Yard Gate. mar 23-2t* sous : : rn os, 01 k of the PU 2. r the course of negotiation, inserted an article | Coroner Horton was notified to hold an inquest. | premises, or at (ue Ban! THOM {DP TO PURCHASE—A HOUSE, suit ” : aa sche ing at th in Woodbuil street, | lugton. all family, situated north of Penw - where the hills were running after folks. Treasurer's books, to the Post Office Depart- | in his treaty requiring England to aid in the : pe ee ag <= er be versa i sere, car sath No. $2 Prospect si = of Penn between 6th aud Mth streets, ani ‘ther north than G street. Price net to ex three ed dvilars. Refer to this offices, mar 22-3" ANTED—By a0 American Woman who can VY ‘come wail recommended, a SITUATION as se or Housekeeper for a small family. Address Box No. 1. at thi ene 22-3" ANTED-—AIl those afflicted with Iufiamma- at Disease to read the testimeninis of Dr. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT in an- 10> An iron railroad depot and a large number | ment. It will be perceived that as this war- of bridges for the Havana Railroad, Cuba. las | rant goes into the Treasury in lieu of the just been constructed in Baltimore, and some | money, tholatter must have been previously ap- twenty superior workmen have gone on to erect | propriated ; otherwise the Treasurer would not them. receive and record it. Whether any law au- 17 Seven dentists, residing on Sixth street, | thorizes the use of this money until it shall Cincinnati, publish a card denying the truth of a | have been appropriated by Congress, is as yet local item stating that there had occurred a‘death | questionable; and, if not, Postmasters’ ac- expulsion of, and protection against, British filibusters, and Nicaragua amended ours by in- serting aclause to the same effect as regards American filibusters, which the Government here refuses to accept, on the ground that exist- ing laws are sufficient. The New York Merald's correspondent from that the deceased had resided with her, as a ser- vant, for about three months; that she had recently been taken sick. and, by the advice of physicians, 422 she had sent ber tothe hospital. This servant. |@ whoui she had employed for about three months, she thought was named Hannah, and believed that her other name was McKinney, but was not cer- tain. ‘The physicians at the hospital made an ex- aniuation. and discovered that deceased was preg- naut, and had been subjected to an justramental BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER- 1,000 cer Connecticut POTATOES, for seed or use, Stil einold low from vessel witil Fhuca: . hm uantity of G I} TER of hand. PETER BERRY, Ar DH > Water street, Georgetown, D.C. T—The three-story BRICK BUILD- 84 Bridgo street. formerly occupied as »ufeetionery, and late by C. At rder, having a ln cance: “¢; 0. + % trbling ; a!together other column, -t this city. in a letter dated 22d inst., says: operation for the purpose of procuring abortion. | smssinz "every co for 3 first-class confor | "Nr colunun, a =o from the extraction of a tooth.”’ in any of their of- | counts will have to be adjusted in the same Th inet were in session until a late hour ire merchantedatighter ext pee dears from | tionery establishment. Possession given | SITUATION WANTED—A as Wowaa fices. way that those of contractors are, and all the | thisevening. Mexican and Central Aun the journal and seat it to Mrs. McSinney, the | stay. Apply to ARNY & SHINN, No, 53 Gren | © whe tuation as Chambermard or a ae f the offi ill then hi be paid fairs were believed to be under consid mothe deceased, and also informed her of her | street. . = pane Tad « “veagflcd pneae wi I> The New York Times has discovered an | ™ ts of the offices will then have to be paid | revard to matters in the latter country. unle suspic 1 regard to the fate of her daughter. | (08 OWN TAX-PAVERS Will save | foarte . “Intrigue for converting Mexico into a Mouarchy | over to the Treasury. This will not. however, | next arrival brings Something ena ah ie ae “poe Shee ere pray for ates issing a peg oon be paying Chehciases & u fare the | ewan king *? i i easi inconvenience: is Pos! - | Cass-Irisarri treaty, a change o: phiecy in thet | ehild. followed up the clue, and caused the arrest al’ - ae oavve a) person, dati with a Bourbon King.” The disclosutt is made | o¢c ———— a ae ete country will be toda: Te tevrmnored a new of the merchant by the Sixth ward police. Capt. | ar 7-2w Js Tax Collector. | cniploye the city, which will ina letter from a secret agent at Rome to Mira- | ters will. under the law of 1836, have the right | Minister will be se Dowling. upon the prisoner being brought to the D": OGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICALSALT coc ae satisiactory. Address Box No, 15, ™mon’s confessor. to retain their compensation, &¢., until the Tun B M i station house. allowed him to go upon his parole, AF is for sale in Georgetown by BS ar aa san we BRivisi INISTER Lord Lyons, who succeeds Lord Napier as Minister to this Gov- aud J. W.S ¥ dineawes x on condition that he ould produce the missing B. Barnard & C live ond well, within three days. a. ec, | feted with Inties > Venezuela 1 has agreed to tho; payment of | Close of the eurrent year. and they will not, VT ROOMS. Persons seeking EyeioyMe 4 will please call atour Inew Employ men American claims arising out of the guano contro- versy. amounting to three hundred thousand dol- jars, thus removing all cause of dispute between the two Governments. 7-Mr. Stephen Russell, an extensive property owner in Boston, having had 2 ditliculty with his wife relative to damestic matters, weut to the room of his servant girl, of whom she was jealous, and therefore, be deprived of their pay for more than three months, as they may with safety use the receipts for the quarter ending 20th of Deeember next, and rely on Congress to pass an appropriation bill in time for the Postmas- ter General's covering warrant to be available. Emigration to Artzona.—Capt. Foreman, placing himscif on ber bed shot himself th jy, | Row at Gerhardt’s Hotel, C street, between the head with a pistol. The body was found on the floor beside the bed. 1177 It is stated that on the arrival of the steam- ship Roanoke at Portsmouth, Va., an enormous rock fish was found entangled in the wheel, which required the exertion of three men to ca Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets, is raising in this city, Alexandrix, and Baltimore, a party of emigrants to proceed to Arizona, in behalf of the ‘: Arizona, Mexican and Central American Emigration Association.’ They will sail from Norfolk early in June, and rendez- ture; after getting tt on the deck of the ship it | Yous at Powder Horn, (Indianola,) Texas, early was measured and exhibited a length of four fet and weighed fifty-four pounds. Sa a {7~ John McMahon , whodebaucbedfthe young- est daughter of Stephen Overby, and then umur- dered ber father in an affray, was sentenced at in July. Thence they will proeeed to Arizona. We think highly of this enterprise, which is under the ehief direction of a gentleman of high character, fine abilities, and tried capaci- ties in such maiters. Arizona scems to us to ernment, has been expected here since yester- day morning, but as yet no reliable advices have been received of his landing at Annapolis, Md., to which port the Curacoa, in which he took passage, was bound. It is stated that the authoritics of Annapolis have mado prepara- tion to give the distinguished stranger a befit- ting reception. A portion of Lord Napier’: family has already gone to Annapolis, it is said, and that gentleman, and the remaining portion. will proceed there soon after his suecessor’s arrival, in order to return to England in the saine vessel which brought Lord Lyons hither i lea Ayotner Staver Captrren.— The Coast Survey Office has received intelligence from ut. John K. Duer, commander of the Const Survey steamer Vixen, of the capture of the bark E. A. Rawlins, off St. Joseph's, coast of Florida, on Saturday last, on 9 charge of being of ltodo. The mother of deceased and police officers have since been endeavoriny to discover where the body of deceased was buried, in order to exhume it fur identitication, and make a thorough examination as to the cause of death. It is alleged that these efforts have been fruit. less. the ‘ties who had the body tn charge af- firming that it was so mutilated by the previous surgical cxamination as to be unrecognizable. ‘They have also been nnable to obtain the clothes, by which they had hoped to identify her. It is understood that the friends of the mother are about to compel the merchant, by writ of habeas corpus, to produce the missing gfrl, or account for her absence.—N. Y. Herald. i> The Echo of Lafayette, Louisiana, says the sugur planters of that parish lave finished planting their c - The quality of the seed cane is said to have never been known to be better, ——————_—______.. "F™ The Massachusetts Legislature have refused te abolish capital punishment—an indication that radicalism in that State is dying ont. ve Als tn the sdvertisement in maar i?-te ICE!—BOSTON ICE! VED, Bills of laden of 1,000 tons au WICE, now onthe way and daily ether with several hundred tons y stock—In point ofquan- in the District. tria!. See the testin another column, Jusr eontg UST RECE perior BOSTO ted. "Phi iT nd quality. equal Y Being extonsively in the business, I am determined to spare neither pains, labor, or means to furnish the public, at al! times, with a pure arti- cle, on the most reasonable terms. vers of my wagons, my office, corner of , Georgetown, will ‘WALTER GODEY. ‘Two gentlemen and their wives ainted with pleasant ROOMS easonabie terme, by appl. rect, Georgetown. fem meet with prompt attention. fe 24-1m OAR DING .—Five barrels SCUPPERNON cly three years old. warraut~l puro rape. Jog c W. &. LONG, at larke’s Patent Agency, a Fr mine 23-2t" KES, over 16 15 bande ti rence tor their names. They will then ing room from ¥ @. Office wad regis endeavor to moet the reasons fore solioite ite #u; MckKENNEY No. 520 7th #t., near D. Rider ito binge her tack, tons art Livery Stalle, by PR. L. E- Will be vary liberally rewarded, | —On or about t sued March Lith, 145, of no value to any erally rewarded if h. street, Camumck’s 1 turn it to meat ". TALIAPERRO. PROMISSORY ‘at of a Wa, engaged in the slave trade. It is stated that the Rawlins had landed six hundred negroes previous to her capture. The matter was promptly submitted to the Cabinet. The arrest Vertisement. It was for after the fu the owner in Georgetown Heights, from 2 0" a.m., daily. 0 BE SOLD FOR WANT OF t Knoxville, Tenn., last week, to be hung on the offer just now the | tiest field for the youn, 27th of May next. McMabon listened unmoved | Ben of America desiring to identify themselves until death was pronounced, then gave way toa | With the future of a newly-opened section of the United States. BRILLIA GIFTS! GUT, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HAL! 1 WAR! RUSSIAN WAR Wa ine walli : i ng ot the cellent voung HORSE, 16 hands high. a> — panorama’ ing of despair. meow — began — waz made at the instance of the Collector at stay superior riding and driving animal, it dor PN pe 3 gray we had some years experience with a new Mobil ock, Mem- | family use, the rom. . tn olored eh bor ie Tueeday, Elisha Martin, | coantry in the Par West, and though it was our | bile. ee es pirmalnncs. 90 A warrants. pe: ag Sar yar eed fortune to return to the home of our early days, | New Mar Rovre.—Mevers. Benj. MeCul- | helove the weoting. ; jey, in February last, attempted to rourder her mother for a little sun of money which she bad in possession, by striking her on the head with axe, was found guilty and sentenced to fifteen years in maar 2st" JOHN T, CHANCE t remain we trust for the balance of our days. We nevertheleas firmly believe that new regions of the Great West embrace advantages for lough & B. F. Nicblin have been awarded the coatract for carrying the mail between Leaven worth and Coraville, Kansns Territory. daily 4 ard Will be pau for ats Mar 22-3" 5 ron Aquedvet AVING, 3, and “AT TOME” = = ENC G, WEDD. the State prison. Young men of energy, enterprise and charaeter | They have made arrangements for carrying ch 5th, epanily engraved and printed. The tnest BOARDING. who have their own fortunes to carve out, far | paseengers, and as the last-named locality is in oipe.cn the Khin # ARI pepe ty t ;-At No. 331 . I~ The lower house of the Pennsylvania bas superior to those within their reach in re- | the vicinity of Pike's Peak gold mines, their a SOR Rear tri Laake ROOMS Out Born Browns’, dor Pee nigra a coaps srophaperrntl i | gions long and, comparatively speaking, fully | enterprise will no doubt proye a great publie Jewellers, 4 Pa. av., ddoors west of "me winless mar 2-3t Browns’ Hotel. jeurcdiacbcl MRS. 8. PARRIS. y. peopled. Tn new countries, men are necessarily judged recollected that this !s a Philadelphia case, in epommidstion- which the lady applied for adivorce, her husband | = > aaa PIGGOTT RE ECTEL LLY AN pre Gesxenat Scorr.—This gentleman arrived Mae the ladies of Washingt dvi and herself having lived together but three weeks | And valued by their eapacities. In old settled | 40° yn Eronity (oa dis ivoreat Souiliers GRaOGIAGH = cinity that sha ts prepared fy a es | regions, family influence, wealth, the position tion to the stock of & new = 7 NG iu the aeate manner and at the tour. He isin excellent health. This morn- Residence 2th atree ing ho was closeted with the Seeretary of War, and we suppose will remain here several days Guat Sxow Storm —One of the severestsnow storms of the winter occurred in Jeffersem county, N. Y_, on Saturday last. A large quantity of snow in society in which aman is known to have | been bred, and a hundred other facts connected | with the state of society conspire to render it ‘© how open at the store of Peun. avenue, and at the » No, 620 7th street, opposite mar 7-6 6 of Washington BY DREN'S am Grad E HOOPS. a RUC attention ‘i i . 5 and vicinity is res invited. \TTLE a, fell, which was badly drifted, and on Monday |” ; for the transaction of business connected with | = == UTCHINSON ‘& MUNRO, BATTLEDORES. morning still remained in immense drifts, ob, | dificult to the young man without powerful | yi. Og is position. pass. mar 23-6t__ $10 Penn aves bet Sih and ik ots, JUMPING RopRs, &4*"DEN TOOLS, structing the roads. ‘The thermometer on Monday friends soon to make the weight of his own - OF ALL ~— be PI 7 WO WAYS TO W EDLOCK, 8 new Novel- ette, reprinted fromm the Home Journal, 1 vol- fpr ¥ Gam mind, energies and character duly appreciated | Detatyen.—It is stated that Mr. McLane, | Peis This Day M morning at Pierrepont Manor was only 14 degrees [eLAUGHLIN’S, Pa. av. wees ine thin Gay at above zero by those by whom he may be surrounded. | United States Minister to Mexico. is detained | _mar24-st (Union. pat ween ath and 9th sts, The Culprit Fay, by Jos. Rodman Drake, 1 vol | F¥ORBETT & aa = re Many # man who has risen to eminence in new | at New Orleans, in consequence of the steamer ADIES’ TRAVE NS snorrine é ume, Steet ‘irs . (Eee ray Hy bet. Dand RB sts {D7 In New York, on Monday night. a man countries would have wilted in idleness at | Tennessee being disabled in the attempt to Opening to-day at sibs ron Yolo “aeraneaeead ioe Manet mt oy EE - | i zs 1G : ‘ 3 also, Faris, Timber = aie ita Contng weceie | home under the super-incumbent pressure of | cross the bar at the mouth of the river. eae te uene a Fiat ste ee, riosities of Nataral History, vol-| land and Virginia, within 8 short destatioe of th of this social ideas, customs and powers against which “Bs belonging to the ship, while on her passage from 1 Arrorxtep.—Matthius Snyder, late of Vir-| JRURNETI’S COCOAINE, KALLISTON and | jyqrog_!HILP'S Bookstore, No. se Pa. av. ‘arme Exchangad for City Provorty. Liverpool to New York, to such an extent that | fW> indeed, can struggle successfully. ginia, has been appointed postmaster at Cora- Bred Wane Ae tee “OF Ric | Moms aatndt Baneht Sold aud Exchanged, they soon afterwards died of their injuries. His L Pruascgiele’ ara os can now be | ville. Kansas Territory, in the Pike’s Peak re- Mexia stang La and A JEW VER au i news prosaptly att omded te, : conduct towards the hands on the vessel is said to | little doubt that its mineral advantages are | gion, whero. post office has recently been estab- Ayer sand Pectoral, Wright .G i ores hae tht te have been most inhuman. He is held for exami- | hardly second to those of California, and that lished. oa ss Alda ronoral supply of Brosh Mi Y a gor We PINE pe M Carlisto, Jou. Il: By Wan, Be yale d: nation before a U.S. Commissioner. its pastoral promise is equal to that of any ——+- Just received and for sale at & T. Parker & Co.. Washington, D.¢ MO aon Eh Drug Store, and at MOORE Ti) avenue, near 3d st. @TEREOSCOPE AND VIEWS, i Dixect yRomM LONvON AND Panis. _A beantiful selection opening this day ; some en- tiroly dilfereut from any offered in this city befure, TL Call nad soo for'y ourself. the lancer cree ment in the city. Approrntwest.—Nicholas Cleary, of Califor- nia, has been appointed Naval Storekeeper at Shanghai, China. other territory on the face of the Globe of the ens same extent; while its climate is equal to that of Texas, a hundred miles from the coast—a climate in which one ean sleep comfortably in (> In Charleston, S$. C.. on Saturday morning last, in the jail, preparations were discovered on | the part of three of the prisoners toescape—among | them Foster, under sentence of death for burglary. | : . They had holes cut in the floor of their cells to an | the open air every night between the first of unoceupied cell below. and an instrument pre- | APril and the fifteenth of November. pared for sawing through the grates. Two of the | prisoners—Holden and Gurley—handled the Jailor rather roughly on being ordered out of their cell, very nearly tzking his life. =I S, FANS, &e. ers wil! find our stock to embrace all the novelties in our line, M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 354 Pa. av., 4 doo: COR DAYS MORE IN WASHING TON. attends s De. SewULTz « ete Tae WeATHER.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made hoe the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : Marcu 24, 1959. New York, N.Y... Philadelphia, Pa mar 23-3t i desiring to be o Bu J. TH . ALLOR BAND an. Arcnue, Brown pek of CLA Ss. H. J. Mc AUGHLIN, Pennsylvania av: bet 8th and Sth sts, mar S4-5t LUnion& Ale ax.) SPRING IMPORTATIONS—itn, Be eves Mercua .CLOTHIER, Tue Boor Casz.—The Evening Post (of fy ssi New York) grows indignant over the ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States in and VESTID GOODS FOR S.and other MEN'S W Baltimore. Md. HINTON SS Ca tir ‘TAILORS, will make to order in the best tanner and ai aaa Hsien betas Oe the case of the flagrant effort of a Mr. Sherman Washington, D. 406 Penn'a aveauc, between 4% and Gth streets, Beer eee raginas aloo 8 OTHING Aa ops U7 The New York Herald says that the Gal- | Booth, of Wisconsin, backed by an abolition Petessbure’ V Spats ee Oe ARTICLES, to which he would H. 0. HOOD, way Steamship Company have ordered the build- | community, to set the fugitive slave law at de- | Norfolk, ¥a.. Assontuext Shoring to the 'p Sinope got price ont, A- tng of two large occan steamships within the past | ance, which, it will be Tenlectbieredi cocerecdl SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS which it distinctly marked on oach article, theput’ few weeks, in addition to those which are now a year or two ago. The supreme court of Wi mar 2i-2w a) F fe ecg peared from imposition, and may rely on almost ready for launching from the Tyne. ‘The P - hee fair dealing. consin serecned and justified Booth when pros- WATCHES. hl F RODSHAM, Cooper, Adams, Jurgensen two recently ordered are already on the stocks at if Washington ase Guttorct arene c ! 2COND- HAN a o* Knoxville,./Tena®. 4 citizens of Washington aaa Cutter of di: guished ) at $15i; one Gy Hull, and ia full ress of construction. Be- | C°Uted by the United States. An appeal was ty , : peuhagen, Vacheron, aud all other Watch merit, having charge of the Cutting tment, | se ‘aun : presets ae ssige cn oars 2% ‘ocean | taken from the judgment of that court; and the wien ber oe easier, of ela) prity. A coniplete assortment alway: = be, or ae lt to meet his friends ‘and the public marie $45; for sale at ths Sicitehors. seamships lately, but for what definite object is | Supreme Court of the United States, in disposing | Columbia, 8. C. clondy, mild. Also; perfectly reliable Timekeepers, by less wota- | _ tar 23-tf A_GOOD FIT. me OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF not yet known here. Every possibleeffort will be | of this case, has sustained its own ruling in the | Super da, Pe Siouay? an a al alecce ant Chronbhsetars carefully re-] By Tite ee ae iy ASHINGTON. os M Twice a Week Unest Further Notice, made to have the first of the three vessels ordered | Dred Scott ease. As the Post's explanation of | Savannah. cloudy, 68°, wind E paired by skillful workmen iALT & BRO. Fite! 8 handsome seortuent of ‘The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run rog- last fall on the Galway and New York ine by the | the court’s action seems to be a fair as well as | Macon, Ga. cloudy, warm. Jowellers, 354 Pa. av., 4 doors west of PT KNIVES, | to 4 blader, marly to Mount Vernon and th a an intelligent one, we quote it below; merel Columbus, ceeersid ebio aareee : 2 Browns’ | aha we LERY SCISSORS, and RASORS, DAYS eta FREDRES fen on - ue ee ntellige Pesges « pA ose Pera 'Y | Montgomery, a and lightning OR THE ———— he ee | wens te Ol) La theieae of ith strect. at 93 3, m., and re- I~ The English druggists are about adopting | “ding a cau' the er to translate iat Syn as SPRING TRADE. Getting thone goods from first hands enables | ttning in tune for the early afternoon train for Bal a bottle, with deep flutings to put | What it says of the opinion of Judge Taney, as ee Ys . STEVENS, Browne’ Hotel, offers to the trade, | us_to sell them at less than the usua’ tumore, ae to pa 2 ! +-cloudy, cool, both at wholesale and retail, their usual large and | Our stock of general HARDWAR Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner of poisons in which are sold by retail. This is to really referring to the opinion of the court as cloudy. cool. 0 ply of GENTLEMEN'S BELONG | increased by daily ‘arrivals ; all of which Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street at¥a.m. Round prevent persons making mistakes, by getting hold | announced by Judge Taney : loudy, been raining. es _., | aud will sell low. GRIFF - trip $1. =p mar 19-tf of the wrong bottle. As an additional securit, ‘«Mr. Sherman Booth, our readers may remetn- cloudy, been raining. Has aa DRA EE aaa) (pe ey re A ee ‘ROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT the neck of the bottle is so contracted that lut'a | ber, the editor of a Milwaukie was cloudy, been raining. LAS, CANES. Pe ray PES a otal. SAVED. but a . paper, Pprose- cloudy, been raining. SING ROBES, 28, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, All persons using Steam Boilers would do well to pare taken y kee abe poy ee EE peer & ] BERUM ERE Sas, ao oe MMARTRUARE. | MEN EReEE GN rink Untuk aeokete liberate and cautious action thus produced will = i Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a. m.. (cor- fact, avery large and complete assortincat of ust oponing at jc LAUGHLIN'S, N STR, : . UL ATOR—sel is believed, deter any one from taking pos ain waiket one sepes Ghen ty CWO OT rected for temperature,) 29,002; at noon 20738.” | GENTS WARDROBE ARTICNES —mar23t__Pa-av., between sth and9th sta | Tekalating both fire and stems advantages are of medicine, while it {s dificult to imagine a case ‘Thermometer, at 7 a. m., 51°; at noon 56°, Very great in sa Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a.'m. to- which action of the court was sustained, on appeal, girserving the b by the su Occupying the same store for tweuty years, and ih fuel, preventing “xp buying exclusively for cash, they otter tho best and REWARD—Ri $100 Faure Insumance Compa: nome ee eS . - Vould refer to this( Star) office enygine- where a person could pour out and take tie whole eine court of the State. "The cass was ae ee nowent goody at the lowest priess at syst | pili; No. S20 (ail atory) 7th streets Washington ety, | or LT H&G Rehan uFine- Foon, contents of one of these bottles in mistake for some- of the Unied Bake bse Bndncs Sepeene Cour baat Pa os Ree mar 24-6 Salesroom, Urs Hie, Me ta etl em authorize y nmopasty perdi wane D. aa ye Di peamend thing else. was » NO person appearing for the Beate of Riot tx Prison.—Two Convicts Shot Derd—In ‘OR SALEAT THE IRSERY OF JOSHUA | Se! oF persone who, duri the might of the mth? re- mar 18-fm Elites Wasnt c puctuipCeataiananived Whew Yoru, | Wimgomli."Celtited copies of he froreedine cf | the Auburn, N. ¥.,State Prison on Saturdayet | I EL NEAR NW eenNoTON: stant, Grol and burnt two f aio wale that were T eR! ICE! ee aie 4 Lentarian arviv New Fem, ee court, however, ternoon an atten i 51,100 OSAGE ORANGE, for hedging, street ween Virginia ave- i be ICE? ea Hei cihe agar Se as car [een oe nes att ad lib nan attempt at revolt occurred in the same | 51/00 ONAGH ORANGE fr hedaine tka a, D street south, and which were insured by | ,), TE,nndersigned rexpectiully informs all in the v Dg, lasgow, Jan. 3d. ity uz | shop. It seems that a number of-convicts refused | 3'h0 WHITE ‘Ss, well- this company. strict and Alexandria, that having just closed - ? ‘ond, is com: ‘f , ii hy supply « ur 1 tee, Drombair, which vemel bad been at | by the United Siates Commissioner was irregular, | black man named Cesar, having in mind, no | 22% BREN Ge de ga ea. ee ee | Pe NEW }OMUER YARD. be a Prepared to deliver thoanmo to all who may fend, om the mate arm ceuebec for Sligo, Ire. } not belng in conformity With that act, supposing | doubt, the recent-affair of the shower bath, and 10m to 150m SHAD FREES, “OF great variety | tH Divw Larmor Verlag ct tenet at te CaaS | take comtreets onthe meer, ermous webs to er mendiced ar of November, with a crew of | !t to be constituth ‘Taney decided, according to an | ™@&y of them being armed with hammers and Bk aa ofthe famous Salway Peagh, | ieeprettully invite the attention of dealers in LUM: iim el lure closing elsewhere, ashe is deter- —_ laden with lumber. The Cen- | oy crract of his opinion which we find In. fhe pa. | other implements, evidently prepared for furcible | new Englisit vai lots of high reputations gives file med to examine the stock before pur- | wins total jhe eee, pe pl yey — tortan fell in with ber on the 9th of January and | bers, «that when 2 oe, 2 Stele ody of an | Tesistance. ‘Fhe warden having entreated them | pig iy jorcues the most approved STILAW | SORES TTE PINE LUMBER, CHER. | that bo is vow propared tu furuinh thom Uy the varge took off the survivors of the crew, seven in num- | officer of the Ufited States, a State may indeed | to desist and allow the negro to be taken, but in | sort. “ * RY, ASH, NAPLED POPLA .ke., &e., is very hed tt them on deliver ber, the remainder having perished star- ans wee Calera caret, and the officer hold- vain, be ordered the guard to fire, whereupon eneral aeortment of FRUIT, ORNA [Uberior and well seasoued, and will be sold at the ‘Order: es pe 2 tet Wie waly takt ence ser dareen the wieck, | (Of et? the weit he tac no toate ht ee Lead | tires of the convicts fell, and Brot tiem beve| Sf QUERY Gen NEADS TREES *COLTMAN & KILBOURNE, Bees Nii ep anh eat avon a Mook cect aren cult a day, and what water | him under a precept of the United States Court, | since died, the other, the ro, (Who wai only and ished on application | _™&t 72m Avicncss. aa they caught when It rained pr negro, ( through the post cfiea ae _ DOWLANDS MACASSAR OlL o: GiunaT Wharf, will be attended to. cong! y but no further, aud that thereupon the powcr of | shot in the thigh,) being tn a situation to recover. | "mara ine HUA PIERCE, R& ely a * “ GibRe i ou i GRee | uccge teas inl” GAS BEN Re