Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1859, Page 2

(7 Tae Straw Pustiones Tee urets OF Lerrzns REMAINING IN THE WastNeTon Crr¥ UNDER THE OF THR.LAW DIR: HEM TO SE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING ‘THR LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DEL. OF THE opricn. {ts Total DAILY ctectiat MORE THAN POUSLE THAT OF ANY OTHER FRINTED in THE Distuict ov Covvmaia.| oO + 17 Taoven “Tue Stan” 1s. rRintED ON THE VASTEST STEAM PRESS IN UsE souTH oF BALTi- MORE, ITS RDITION I= 50 LaRom As TO REQUIRE TT ‘FO BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADVER- TIGEWENTS, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY ‘Tw3ivx o’cLock, M.j OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT 4PPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAT. —_———— Noricz.— Distaicr ov CoLumata ADVER MENTS TO BE INSERTED I" THE Battiuons Scx ARE RECEIVED 4T AND FORWARDED FROM THE ‘Braz ovrics. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union, treating of Wisconsin nullifica- tion and legislative falsehoods, gives a history of the Booth fugitive slave case, and says that since Wissonsin fell into Republican hands, she has secured a preéminence in infamy—that we have seen nearly her entire State government, from the Governor down to the lowest official, including a large portion of her late Legisla- ture, bribed with near s million of dollars in railroad stock, to further the interests of a plundering corporation. The Union attributes the result of the late Connecticut eleetion to the trickery and fraud of Giddings, Grow, Wilson, Burlingame, and other ‘ Black Republican freedom shriekers and enemies of the Constitution and Union,” who canvassed that State immediately before the election, and also to the overweening eonfi- dence of the Democrats in regard to the con- test. The Jutelligencer, treating of the proposed Southern Convention at Vicksburg, seems to be skeptical about its patriotic intentions and its representation of «the South,” and ex- presses the opinion that if it is powerless for good, it can at least do no great harm. THE WEEKLY STAR. This valuable and popular family paper, full of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its in- teresting contents are the following articles : A complete report of the Sickles trial as far as it has progressed, being decidedly and acknowledgedly the best report extant; My Forcnoon with the Baby—an intensely amus- ing experience of a bachelor; Young Amcrica on a Wedding Towr—a decidedly rich narrative; The Learned Piz—a sketch founded on direct ev- idence, and very amusing; Not Safeto Beaw Other Men's Wives—another Sickles cdse, almost, in Washington; Statistics of Spirttwalism; The Best Sewing Machine; Gave him the Sack; Blitz at a Wedding; Siz Little Feet on the Fender—a poem; The Victo- ria Bridge; Value of Life; The late Art Association Festivat in Washington —a very interesting report; Proceedings of the Supreme, Claims, Cirenit, Criminal, and Police Courts; Departmental News, Editorials, Washington News and Gossip, Local Intelligence, §c.; Late News, foreign and domestic, by mail and telegraph ; Interesting Personal Items ; And a great variety of choice literary articles, both prose and poetry, too mumerous to mention. This is just the paper, above all others, for citizens and strangers sojourning in the Na- tional Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only 3cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when 80 arranged. The Cheapest Paper in America!! = eee UT The Local Inspectors have revoked the li cense of Irwin, the Pilot of the ill-fated steamer Gibson which collided with the steamer Holmes a few days since on the Mississippi river and caused snch sad loss of life. The Supervising Inspector is making out the necessary papers to present him to the United States District Attorney for pros- ecutron. A Faminy Puzzie.—The family of Mrs. Lucin- da Burr, of North Wilbraham, according to the Palmer Journal, consists of one father, three moth- ers, two grandmothers, one great-grandmother, two widows, three children. one husband, one wife, two daughters, one granddaughter. one son, one grandson, one great-grandson, one mother-in- Jaw and one son-in-law ; yet the family numbers but five persons, who all live under the same roof. U7" In New York, the opposition to the pro- posed new city charter, now before the Legisla- ture, is quite flerce. The main objection to 1t is found in that section which continues in office until January, 1563, the present incumbents in the Law Departwent, the Street Department, and the Croton Aqueduct Board, together with the City Chamberlain. This arrangement is thought to be the result of a political bargain for the benefit of the incumbents referred to. D7" On the 2th ult., the family of Dr. Junkin, President of Washington College, at Lexington, Va., were poisoned with arsenic which was put into their creain at supper by aslave name Bill. All the family, including Dr. Junkin, Mrs. Fish- barn and her child, Miss Fishburn, George Jun- kin, jr.,and a young student named Anderson, ‘were poisoned, but the dose administered was so large that it acted as an emetic, thus saving their | lives. All the sufferers are now well. Bil! has has been arrested, examined and sent on for trial. 7 A call for a Sonthern Convention at Vicks- burg, on the 9th day of May next, has been issued to the people of the slaveholding States, by the committee appointed for that purpose at the late | Southern Convention in Montgomery, Alabama ‘The committee consists of J. D. B. DeBow, of La.; Gen. J. J. McRae, of Miss.; Hon. Guy Bryan, of ‘Texas; Hon. W. L. Yancey, of Ala.; and Major W. H. Chase, of Florida; and the object of the | comvention is announced to be the discussion of subjects relating to the union, security, and repose of the South. ‘Tus Peasopy Instirers ix Bartimone.—This building, the foundation of which has been sub- stantially laid with the best materials, is now ad- vancing with a moderate degree of progress, and gives the visiter some idea of what it will be in regard te capacity. The marble work, which ‘Will rise above the finely dressed base of granite, is about commencing. the contract for which has been awarded to Mr. Alexander Packie. A great quantity of this work has already been prepared for erection in the building, whilst the spacious window frames and other portions of the work arealso ready to be placed in their proper locations. Tux Coxnpeunzp Mceverens at Bartimore. Yesterday a large number of persons visited the jail in Baltimore with the expectatien of seeing the condemned, but the only gratification they rienced was in viewing the new jail building and the gallows. The most of the day, in the ceils of the prisoners, was spent in religious exercises and the visits of relatives and friends. Corrie was visited by several Sisters of Charity ; Gambrill by his father and mother and two sisters ; and Cropp by bis brother and sister. Last night the families and relatives of the con- demned men paid their farewell visit, andthe scenes which were enacted in the celis were truly Previously, the ministers in at- tendance occupied some fa in devotional exer- ae AND oaari a ARntvat or tae New Barrisn Misistsr.— Lord Lypns, the new Minister Resident Great Britain, arrived at —_ Md., 4) after a passage from weeks. When the vessel lis, she was saluted by from the Naval Academy, ately returned. Lord by: e napolis yesterday, @nd was handsome! eomed to this country by the citizens of that ancient borough. Yesterday afternoon, in company with Lord Napier, whom he suc- ceeds, he came on to this city and took lodg- ings at Willards’ Hotel. This morning he was introdaced ‘by Lord Napier to Seoretary Cass, and it is understood that his f tion to President Buchanan will take place on Monday. Lord Napier will, in a few days, embark for England with his family in the .| Curacoa, which will meanwhile remain at An- napolis. " “ Tas Porrsmouta Murxcira Exectiox— Tax Steamer ADELAIDE, &c.— if Portsmoutn, Va., April 6, 1859. Correspondence of the Star: On Saturday last, our election for Mayor took place. Mr. Grice (Dem.) was proposed for reélection, and Mr. Danghtrey brought forward by the opposition. Mr. Grice, how- ever, was reélected. Mr. G. has heretofore exercised his power of administration with an ability and trust which could not fail to secure for him the respect and confidence of his fellow | citizens. During the day of election there ap- ured to be but little excitement; at night, jowever, alarge circle of friends repnired to the residence of the Mayor, where a large col- lation was spread for his guests; after which the company dispersed, well pleasod with the judgment exercised by a majority of the citi- gens on that day. The steamer Adelaide, lately put on the line in place of the late North Carolina, presents uile a handsome appearance on cur waters. | tier interior apartments are well fitted up, and display much good taste on the part of those who first constructed her. I have nodoubt but that she fally satisfies the Baltimore company, | who purchased her to run from Baltimore to ‘thie place. Yours, ADBLPROS. eres Land Saves rx Kansas ayn Nenraska.— The proclamations, Nos. 636 and 637, recently issued by tho President for land sales in Kan- sas and Nebraska in July, August and Septem- ber next, embrace an aggregate of 9.588.006 | acres of land, to be offered as follows : | Jn Kansas.—At Lecompton, three sales, 2,375,423 acres; at Kickapoo, two sales, 1,614,091 acres; and at Ogden, two sales, 1,296,724 acres. In Nebraska.—At Brownsville, two sales, at Nebraska City, two sales, at Omaha City, two sales, 1,240,755 acres; at Dakota, one sale, 219,821 acres. The sales embrace some of the choicest lands in those Territories, a large portion of which has been held back because of the late financial pressure, for nearly a year later than would otherwise have been the case. re ow Mr. Ovip’s Orgxine Appress.—The speech of Mr. District Attorney Ould, delivered yes- terday, in opening the ease of the trial of Dan- icl E. Sickles for killing Philip Barton Key, was one of the most masterly legal efforts ever listened to in this District. Clear, concise, temperate, and conclusive, it carried convic- tion to the minds of all who heard it, that the law of the case was as he stated it and argued to prove it. It satisfied all present that he is eminently qualified for the efficient discharge of the heavy responsibilities of the position to which President Buchanan has taken occasion to call him. — Examrxation oF Mipsuirmex.—A board of officers consisting of Captains H. H. Bell, W. | M. Glendy, and Franklin Buchanan, and Com- manders R. F. Pinckney and John Rodgers, has been ordered to convene at Annapolis on the 20th instant, for the final examination of the class of midshipmen which graduated in 1856. a New Graxapa Missiox.—The rumor that Hon. R. J. Ryan, of Indiana, has been ap- pointed minister to Bogota is incorrect. Ex- Senator Jones, of Iowa, has recently withdrawn his declension, accepted the appointment, and is now preparing for his departure. cee th. | Serr_ewent or tne Paraguar Diericutry. | The report of the settlement of this difficulty, | to which we alluded yesterday, is received with | entire confidence by the Governmont authori- here, although not confirmed by official | advices. Tur Uxiox.- papers say that the name of the “ * is to be changed to the “Constitution,” on the accession of Gen. Bow- man, on Monday morning next. | ' | ARE ne Tax Weatnex.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’olock : APRIL 8, 1859. “ clear, pleasant,winud W clear, plensant. cloudy, cool. New York, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Bi | Lower Peach Tree, Ala.. Mobile, Ala.. alnaville, Misa. | New Orleans, La.- FROM THE West, Frederick, Md..... --cloudy, cool. Hagerstown, Md. cloudy, cool, Cumberland, Md. snowing, raining Grafton, Va.. - cloudy, cool. Wheeling, Vi cloudy. cool. Parkersburg, V: cloudy, cool. Harmer, Ohio. cloudy, cool. Marietta... cloudy, cool. Cincinnati. 0 cloudy, cool. ® House line. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a. m., (cor- tected for temperature, ; al Thermometer at 78, m. 40"; at moon #8 imum dur! day, @2°; minimum 43 3 pre eaten 9 Sate - see ea); Navat.—We have late news from the East In- | dies and China squadron. The Germantown sloop | of-war had sajied from Manilla for Hong Kong on the Sth of February. The steam frigate Missis- sippi was at Whampoa, anxiously looking out for homeward bound orders. Commodore Tatnall, |on board his flag ship Powhatan, was also at | Whampoa. The latter is the only vessel of the | Bast Indies squadron not expecting to be ordered We learn from Norfolk that the work on the sloop-of-war John Adams was Progressing rapid- and that she would be ready for tea in a couple was steamer Despatch, latel: condemned survey, has been taken in y, or ¢ ? emesbtnemvation see 107° Two destructive fires ha: occurred, Orleans within two days of ench other. Fetal first, reported by telegraph. a million of doliars worth of cotton it ts estimated was destroyed. At six {38 j D. NOTICE, ISAPPEARED From hia residence, corner of UR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. By the Steamship Indian at Portland. HEAVY GOODS. &_SHIELDS have in store n Call mock of Hite Shore Nest tnt: Gade pa ils, Cut Nails and The. news The the Ital: of Lords have} 9 he coy oe e law, y riage with a deceased wife's sister.” he Reform debate was prog: ay Sir E. L. Bulwer had made a masterly speech in favor of the bill, denouncing all concession to the working classes. mask Table Napkius and Dellers, rish Linens, of the best makes, and “at the lowest nay ird’s i in all . pistes ve Dinners in ll green, 4 Linen Cambric and Linen ech. The Times accuses both the govern- de Li 1 " 6% mentand the insipceri von the - 30 i a forme bill a Livers Mt other desirable goods, all of which will Mr. Derine, the United States Consul at Cork. lowest a Several had been named for the proposed | _*P®-Im_corner is talk of another as * jew of the en- Cc tire army in Paris on next. The Moniteur contains the following in ete to ee need vention ah riipeoony bem gress ent a com jon which may be oc- itceed by the state of Italy, and which would —_ a a ee is to consist potentiaries from France, Aws- tria, En land, Prose and Russia, neutral if France consents to the. but the Cabinet of London, Vienna and have not yet returned an official answer. The Nord states that the followin; jc te have heen pons Firstly. An advisability of E ing hostilities, and consequently of obtain- ng app Centre Merk P Nayy Drrartwest, Burra oF Provisions axv yal : 5 Ss agATs Proposats, sealed and sdgrted ro. rain for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials, ‘will be received at this until 9 o’clock brie on the 4th day of May next, for furnishing and jiver- oe Pgh aS or ¢1- is wn, 5 Hin her bed of the Chi this B reau, or wie ‘of the sai ‘Navy ommn' Yaris respectively, dary the fixeal year. y next, a fommenc- ing on the Ist day of Ju ending on the Seth day of June, 1960, viz: Cloth Clothing. a formal mise from Austria not to attack Piedmont, and from Piedmont not to attack Aus- tria. Secondly. To take the treaties of 1815 8 the Paceg point for fature negotiations. The Moniteur announces that hereafter the Em- Cia: Blae cloth pea jack: lue cloth trowsers ue satinet trowset peror will grant in Council of State authority for Crass 2— opening Protestant houses of worship in Paris. Blue felt pea jackets. The Neapolitan exile, Poerio, will be natural- | Blue felt eaps.. ized on his arrival at Piedmont, and enter Parlia- ment at the earliest vacancy. The continental steal —- —— rupted warlike preparations in France, Austria Piedmont. 2 K ‘The details of the Indianews had been received, but embrace nothing important. ‘The Emperor of Austria will visit and examine, | makes ». the condition of the army now in Lom- dy Venice. disagreeable sensation has been produced in Crass 3.—Flannel Cloths: Blue flannel jumpers.......-.-—--- Blue tlannel overshirts Blae flannel undershirte Blue flannel drawers. Crass 4.—Linen Clothing. Canvass duck trowsers. Barnsley sheeting frock: c. be A 1 Blue fianne! official circles at St. Petersburg by the declaration Cass 7. of the committee of government of Twer. respect- | Barnsley shecting ing the emancipation of the serfs. The nobility | Canvas duck. ... ex] the opinion that the reform is the ruin of | Blue nankin. .. Ciass Calfakin Inced shoes. Kipskin shoes. ...... Russia and the nobles. The Dresden Journal of the 2ist of March states that the prospect of ‘e is now more reasonable; Gan s— Raks that Austria-has, under certain conditions, accept- | yeoolen socks. ae id . paira, 8,900 ed the proposal ‘of France to éonvoke a congress Saas ea eoceaN : in some neutral town, for the purpose of discuss-| yiattrensop, (with 2 covers for each). ............2,000 ing. Italian affairs. he Neapolitan exiles left Queenstown on the 17th, by the Nimrod for Bristol, en route for Lon- don. Baron Poerio and the remainder will follow in a few days. Crass I Blankets. ........ Offers may be made for one or moro classes, at the option of the bidder; but _all the articles em- braced ina class must be bid for. ComMERcIAL. Liverroot, March 23.—Cotton.—All qualities — cetera Xd. Market closed firm. Each oe Td ‘connidered piteoiset Se readstutfs ly quoted steady. Flour was | contract for 5 Ne ws a bi dull. Wheat quiet, Bett firm. Core he market | Whose proposals for tho articles comprised in tho class are lowest in the aggregate, 5 The Cloth for the PepJecnete shall bs twilled pilot cloth, pure indizo blue, wool-dyed. It shall be 54 inches wide, and weigh 26 ounces per yard. It is dull for yellow, but all qualities of white have slightly advanced. Provisions.—Beef is firm for choice but inferior ualities dull. Pork is dull and ail quatities have | shall have alist on¢ach edge composed of 24 white | 2 slightly declined. Bacon is dull. Lard is quiet. | threads, of all wool. All picces weighing less than [29 Br ince.—Rosin is dull. Sugars steady. Coffee 25 ounces per yard will be rejected ; and each bale of firm. Rice is steady. about 3 yards mnst average % ounces ver yard —— Manchester advices are favorable The Sosmnicss Clotting skal ba of felt cloth. dred MONDAY. a. | RE 7 A i . le of wool ” ‘4 LA- | London Markets —Breadstufls firm. Wheat jag | Sonform in tho sizes, color, grade of spol in | CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELA-| an advancing tendency. Sugar is firm and por. respects to the samples deposited at the | 17> be drawn in Wilmington, Dél.’Monday,April 11. tially 6d. higher. ‘78 numbors—13 drawn ballots, navy yards. ‘American securities are quiet. Consols nike Clot for biue cloth trowsers shall be twilled opening on Wednesday at 964396 \ . 9655} $a moot ned pare, Letaosten: mrool-dyed., At aball = threads, of all wool,’ Ail'picors "under 1734 oupors ye rejected j and rac! , PERSONAL. So. yacda quaat avarses 18 ounces per ‘The Satiact must be 27 inches wide inside of list, which list must consist of not less than 12 white woolen threads on each edge he cl the whole length robe ig 085 than 94 ounces per yard, n each piece about 2% yards, the warp must be cotton, pure indi- go biue, yarn-dyed; and the filling wool, pure indi- g0 blue, wool dyed. Each bale of 496 yards shall Average nine and a half ounces to the y: no piece shall be below 934 ounces to the yard. The satinct trowsers must be made of material like the above, The pilot-cloth, broade » and satinet of which garments are made, shal! be well-sponged b>- fore made up. The Flannel must bs all wool. wool-dyed, pure indigo bine, and twilled ; must be in pieces of about & yards in length, Z7inches wide, weighing Sounces per sard, witi alist on each cdge of 4 white woolen threads woven in the whole length of the piece, To be packed in bales of © pieces, the pieces to be ron eects, without cloth boards ; each bale to contain 5” yards and 156!¢ pounds flannel. No picce to have a loss average weight than 48-10 ounce: r yard, - The Overshirts, Undershirts, Drawers and Jump- ers must be made of flannel like the above. The Barnsley Sheeting must be free from cotton, 80 inches in width; weight twelve ounces 31-100 per yard; texture 4 by 4 to 1-16 inch. . ‘Th 38 Duck must be free from cotton, 27 inches in width; and about 3 «++» Hon. W.8. Ashe, of North Carolina, and Major Ben MeCulloch, of Texas, are at the Kirk- wood House. A a Syomt and ae vine, of the British on, arrive t night, and too! +++ Mr. Douglas Forrest of Fairfax county, Va., has been unanimously selected by the Washington Society of the Virginia University to deliver the :* Final Oration,’’ for the current year. before that y ; an honor which we do not recollect to have ever before been unanimously conferred upon a member of that society. 1. 0. 0. F.—The Committees fromthe Grand and Suboldinate Lodges to make arrange ments for the Grand Celebration in New York on ee ‘26th ener oe avery feraber hdd intends go- ng, are earnestly request| to attend a meeting on SUTURDAY EVENING, April wheat healec at the Seventh-street Hall. when questions pertain: ing to the organization will be acted upe i WM. R. McLEAN, Sec. . Me AT A MEETING OF THE YOUNG KF catnoltet Friend Society of Georgetown, id on the $1 instant, the following resolutions were passed in reference to the late TimoTit O'Donocutr: Whoreas it has pleased Diyino Providence in his superior wirdom to remove frou us our inate worthy and esteemed fellow member, Mr. Timothy O'Donoghue, . from the organization of the Young Catholics’ r ciety, WAS evera warm promoter and zoalous encourager of the best into- Tests, not only of our suciety, but of all societios and Kear arleg having for their object theelevation of our fellow being— . Resolved, ‘That wo recognize in this event a dis- pensation of the infinite, calculated to impress us With the nocessits of ‘setting our house in order? while yet we mnay—an exampie of purity and hu- mits to he omolated by all, and one which we trust may be sanctified to us, both to our tempogal and spiritual welfare. Resolved, That deeply regreting the loss this so- has sustained in the withdrawal from its con- cerns of our deceased friend, wo offer ourxincere condo.ence to the family and relatives of the s- teamed departed, and bog to add our mite of aym- pathy and consolation to that which must necessa- rily flow from all who wore ever in the rlightest do- Eon acquainted with hi Every dark cloud has its silver lining,” and ‘ : R while thie event has thrown on ershadowing gloom, we fal con- irit of the late’ Tianothy O'Donog- hue has gone toe better aud brighter world, and that which was our loxx ix his gain. R d, That a eopy of these resolutions be itted to the family of the deceased, and pub- with the con- nd year when 08, 1g proportions nless otherwise ordered, e 6, 2 of No. 7, 25 of No.8, Wol No. No.l, “Phey must conform nples at the yards, aml be in good, strong boxes, the tops of which to besecurely fastened with screws, and each box to-contain 2 pairs: in these proportions. viz: 8 pairs of No. 5, with 17 of No. 8, IS of No.7. with 12 of No, 6, or vice versa, 16 of N with 7 of No. 1, and 2 of No. 1. The calf skin and shoes to be packed in separate boxes. The Woolen Socks must bs woven or knit. indigo mixed, ai] wool, shail be well scoured, and in color and quality fully equal to sample. ‘The Matreases must weigh ten pounds, including which is to be cat 6 feet in length and 3i he covers must 671 inches nd 29 inches in widt air, ticking, must conform to Nankin must bs equal to the best blue Amer ican nankin. % iuehos wide, texture 5 threads by 4 threads to the I'th ofan inch, dyed with pure Ben- gal iadizo. ‘The Blankets mu and measure 58 by 7: weigh six pounds per pa ncheseach. “A bale of 50 ps must weigh 3 pounds, and no pair shall weigh b than 5 pounds 13 o *. They must be made of clean wool, and each blanket must be marked “U, S, Nava" As tu the saunple, a» Blac! ed. The mass of req uiem will . wail in Trinit kerchiefa must be Sig by Chureh next fay, at 7 o'clock. te” | sts aneh Sones and Ingreias tors texture hth ofan inch. CERTIFL jor the above will specify whether the ar ticles they propose to furnish are to be ofthe growth, eaters of cures READ THE ASTONISHING rincoll ai rs. Captain O’Roark) m heuratisin Mix- | production, and manufacture of the United Stator, x his Mix- | &*a preferences will be giv y at Stott's, sou teorner of | A Huly of the three i Penn. aven 7th street, and 6th street, og will be above N xtroe Itt and aria; ay Ty ary buttons, rings, &e. equal in the quality. texture, color weicht, V finish ofimaterial, and conform in patt©n, sizes, and wi aAnship ti samples. ber or qua whi¢h will be required N KEEPERS.—Al!l those tay- M the city of Washington whe aré willing to join an association tora mutual ben- efitof the trade, are i to attend a meeting x at Con- ey are 7 next FRIDAY. April ith. at 3urclock pe Mer “ sonia Ha), by Geo. M. Aiiller, No. 360 P: seats Sheil oat tee ertipege whol capemaind eeihied im the foregoing lixt be made for the quantity of each ar- and for such further quantity as squire. The price must be uniform he contracts: ICECREAM of tho very best quali 0 "to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Pairs and Privets ‘amilios, at a very low price, FRESH CAKES pete phate atc and sen’ 2 any part of the city. ular attention given to servi c everything that in necessary. Apply at the PHI. CONFECTIONE: 4 articles must be subject t in- specti m at the piace of delivery as the chtoPat thts NDELPHIS rv ARYA the FAIL. bureau may diree no article will be received and F sts. marastme | that 1s not o the sample in every rempeet snform to the stipulations and Fact to be - NEW | BUM.DING ASSOCIATION — piovi Books of subse: nto the stock of anew The whole mu delivered at t sk andex- ‘nilding A: ination are now open at the store of | pense of the contractor. Each box and bale to he Edward C. per. No. — Penn, avenue, and at the | marked with the contractor’s name. The inspect- office of T. tug officsrs to be appointed by the Navy Depart- . Hanson, No. 520 7th ly Intalligencer © = estas Pay The offers mat di ned ss, and muat he calculated FOR BIRE—An excstient SERVANT MAN, a ne attending the fulhlinent of _slave. Has been engaged during the fthe & waiting upon the judge: reine Court. Can | “to care of failure onthe part of the cont bring the best recom pris at No.4 ih dalverthe seven wrsielae eee ean eae ee D street, between 2d from them, én proper tine and of proper ity, ci a ie ats errata ct oe shall be authorized to purchase pr diree to be made of what may be required to deficiency, under the penalty to be ax contract; reoord of a requisition, copy thereof, at the Bureau of Clothing, or at either of the Navy Yards aforesaid, shall be evidouce that such requisition has been made and reesived, ‘Wo or more Approved auretios in A sum equal to Tr ire, J) ninge. doom igen ar es dD the life of the ‘son of Pharoh’s uresque sketches of the He < louse of David. D sneer oi tis eoetved at ‘rovisions and Virginia avenue and 7th street, on the morn the estimated the JOWN 4. CARSE LT Rrlckinver. Will be required, and twenty’ nee seman win te a Instant, formation concerring him will be t! iby his aired, Withheld ftom the amount s Sean ry iy all payments on ac- re afflicted family. __ap pany seasool as collateral, security. Sak eet inany ee SEW vaeD unt J’ ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK. with; aod Cighty per contuneat the amount PIN MORPHY Ge Ps, veries made will be paid by the Navy Agent deb reichps. Prithin thirty days after triplicate bills,duly authen- bs ‘And STRAW ticated | have been presented te him. naan ae ey AW HATS, se proposals shall be acc: (and ina fow days will receive the NNER It be forthwith notified. asenriy s practicable a contract } be transmitted to them for execution, which eoutract must be re- torned to the Bureau within five days, exclusive of 3 236 Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th ats. (COLORED DRESS SILKS, good styl the time required for the reguiar transmismion of iBiack Suks of the best makes oud at the lowest | SR wall. | sch aal lr tae rape ssaming a, Beroge Robes, Organdio Muslina, der of the acceptance. of his proposal will be decened lain and Figured Bereges, — ion thereof within meaning of the act air = aaa ee Peale ian crea emo ich ‘rill be gota rohes: for cash, Every offer made must be accompanied (as di- WILLTAM R. Ri BY, in the act of Congress making appropriations ; __ Somer sth st .oppo.Cestre Markse_ | forthe nernl wrvic> for toa ‘eepproved 1100 Au SAN DS & JOHNSON, PRACTICAL more responnibie personn, ‘ ; SA eEKS ‘and UNDERT Se MLN ET Pe umtertake thet ine Pidiene Milica ahh, hes KERS, northeast corner 6t (<a) Sines ang eteeRcsos wal salt bi EADY- iE CoPriNs. ‘to furnish the pp lies proposed. "fice Be wil at. rs. iy inleg no’ od to consider any pr u se ~bipiaalg er i et a 'y repaired and varnished. Apens, ict Attorney, orthe lector of : nk forms of be _obtaified om ap- the Navy Agents Pinte Be Boston, ‘Neve ive tladelphia, Washington, > y@nd af this the sameles poem gel tn the om sitent and descriptions of articles ; tealso Ts, : ihe 7°” CLOTHING MATERIALS. |, | ckoncrrow: ‘N CORPORATION La’ release Boar of Aldermen and Common Council of the Corporation of G That the Clerk pay to the order of James F. Easex a eighty dollars, in full _ one ‘a livery of Corporation horse, ending January is, out of any thuney nthe reaury not other wise appropri: 4 CAppreess Janney: A Rxsovrtiox in favor of W.'T. Duvall and Wm. Chamberlain. to A. Paul | eek berate 1058, for market, out of any money in the otherwine appropriated. Appre’ fouey ‘29, 1999. A Resotctios In favor of Francis Owens. Common Council of the Corporation zat the Clek oy to the order of twenty-one doll and fifty cents, for his bill of August 30, 1555, for making measurement and profile of work done by Philip Gormley on Fay- ette street, order of yo Baw afte oI So money in the ury not otherwise appropriated. Approved January 29, 1859. ors A Resotrrion in relation to the Market-House. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk pay to the order of H.G. Ritter fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary, for the repairs of scale-house, and such po Sg measures and stamps as may be required by the Sealer of Weights and Meamires; also for the purchase of step ladder and glass for the lam, ef the market-house, and account to the Clerk by vouchers or otherwise. Approved January 29, 1859. LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE. BROADBENTS & CO., Maxaonne. ance & Co.) ‘These Lotterios are drawn in public and under the superintendence of Lottery Commissioners appointed by the State. T. e@-usvex County | otters in drawn every Mor- yy, At15 minutes before 12 m.,and the Co dated Lotteries every evening, at 15 minutes b 5. PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. SMDATED. LOTTERY OF ND CONSOLIDATED GRAND CON QWAKE: Cams To be drawn ton, Saturday, April. 7% ¢rawn bailots, (CoNSOLIDATED FRANCK ecto to in Wiimn numbers—: TUESDAY. tue IDATED LOTTERY - gee WARE, Class i To be drawn at Wilmin: ton, Del.. Epeotes Agen Rn 78 numbers—i4 drawn 1 prize of .... rei WEDNESDAY. CONSOLIDATED. LOTTERY OF DELA- a i ARE Cet annetn April 1, es "a numbers S drawn ballots.” 1,000 aa} d 19, jo. @ do. 3,000) 98 do. . 400 . &o., &o., &o. Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.0. THURSDAY. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELA WwW. E, Class 12, To be drawn in Wilmington, Thursday, April 14, 7% numbers—I3 drawn ballots, ‘apitals. i - 224,000 xe of. 2.009 iarge rt Saoen ei 3 ety 1 do. S110 do. 2 Loo 2 do, sooo &o., . Tickets $5, halves ‘#250, quarters $1.25. FRIDAY. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELA- _ WARE, Cine 13, To be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Friday April 15. ‘78 numbers—i2 drawn ballots, Capitalr. 26,00 | 2 prizes of. . mend | 2 “i. - do. w do. ag a &o. Tickets $5, halves $250, quarters $1.25, SATURDAY. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE. Ciasa C, To be drawn in ae 6. ‘B numbers—lt drawn ballots, Capital. Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS& CO, Wiraine tox, Daw. DOLLAR LOTTERIES. SATURDAY. SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY, Clase To be di 12, sate n Wilmington, Del.,Saturday,April 8. Capi on 1215 do. se 1am ]5 do. ll. MeO Re. ke. o Tickets #1, shares in proportion. MONDAY, SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY. Class 15, To be drawn in ington, Del..Monday, April 11. 78 numbors—i2 drawn ballots. “ 1 prize of. 2 — jo. * 2 ami2 do. + "ke &o. =e. Tickets $1, shares in proportion, TURSDAY. SUSSEX COUNTY LOT TEEY. Class 14, To be drawn in Se. 1., Tuesday ,April 12. 75 numl 2 drawn ballots, on gps 95,000 | 2 prizes of... 950 1001/20 do, 20 sm12 do. .......... Tickets @takaces in ecedisont S| r. SUSSEX, corn Lone ERY, Class 16, To be drawn in Wilmington.Del .Thursday,Aprill¢ ey bal Toum irawn ballots. &e. proportio 4 Wii TERY. Aprits. ae as png Se My » Apri F A SUSSEX count Re ‘To be _ Capitals, of. pe a SATURDAY. USSEX COUNTY LOTTERY, Cinssis, d i ® i Told Ramone ba pacar am . Capitals, 1 prize of . 4 pri of. ve. seats hes bea? 5 Tickets 81, shares in proportion, Addrers’ FRANCE, BROADBENTS & C bad a AW iuaimeree, Dit ze CARRIAGES! carriages: CUTLERY and PLATED WARE? and all the notions ing, now receiving _mare FRANCIS’ 490 7th street. FU Wie Wee ae PS PEG ORES Beat Pray tea Rat cases EN BER St eae rs. Petrie aia ‘Sale positive and without reserve. api“ "BARNARD & BUCKEY. Anctire SSA LE.—in virtue of « writ of it Court the Diststct af at. i ae with EPR Regge Rens a geste ene allt eRi Bad nent, the ah ‘font gaze pone place. ‘ XN, ‘ap2ts Marshal for the ea FES, U7, .2E, ABOVE SALE, 18 agtzast Rae ey SELDEN, Marsha. _apt-te for the Dastriet of Columbun. ; ive! AN one nok PLATFORM On WEDNESDAY APTER NOON, ith instant, At 834 o'clock, we rhall auction. in the rear of the Govergment W: on Water street, ae a one of Fi “s largest Platform uch up to ten tenn and ta perfect order je he gemoved ianer * BARNARD & EEN. Onters. ; OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY OX THE sp at Acvction.—On TUES DAY, the 10th day of Mas next, | shall sell. in fr ofthe raneey why’ lindo y Pg Mm. vir deed oP tenst from Joseph D. Lafontaine to t ——— bearing que tee ewonticth oe : ugust. «1 een bul 3 recht. aid in Sher JAR No. in, ape rprestees ; recorded in Li folios 471, 472 and 478, one is for Washington connty, in the District of Columbia, the following named rope? ty ly and being in the city of Washingt foremnid. Lots numbered four and five, (42nd 5.) in Square numbered four hundred and ai xty-five,(465,) tageth er with the improvements, which consist of 2 com fortahie Dwelling-honses, 5 ‘The above property fronts on south E, between 6th and 7th streets west. ‘orme cash ; $1 to bo paid down when the pr erty is knocked off —if not, the propeety will bet and there put np again and sold to the next highest bidder, Should the whole purchase moncy not be paid in five days after anie the tru reserves the iy te resell the property at ther iret pare r, by etving thre: da of such resaic in some nv met tha? 4 of Washington. JOUN L. SMITH, _ Bp 8-00k Gs A. GREEN, Anct ys WA!L & BARNARD, Auctioneers. EMPTORY SALE OF CHINA, GLASS, Crocnery War Ac., at Avctios.— WEDNESUAY MORNING, April 6th, commene ing at 19 0'clock, we will sell, without resery t rohouse on B street, in rear of store N Pa. avenue, between #th and 7th #ts., a large of China, Ginss, Crockery Ware, &c. We na White Granite Frene! China, Printed and Faney Toilet, Dinner and Tes Seis, cavy White Granite Ware, in variety, Goid White and Figured China, Grier and Tes $ "ine assortment, and Wash Bowls and Pitchers, golly Mow is, Some Servers, powsees, Dishes, reas 5 ts Pigia bodes a Chee bee onda not here foe Setn, Caste With a vanety of other to which the attention of the tends inyited, as the goods will be suid Terms: $3) and under over that credit of and 9 days, for satisiacvorily notes, bearing interest. WALL & BARNARD, Avets. T7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until MONDAY WOR NG, lth inst,, pods, for conve i No. 3: ave apd w Bs J Ext¢ To pine Lore tx DAY AFTERNOON, April leth, at 536 o'cloek, on the promises, we shall self, original Lot Ne. 1, i Square No. 7, fronting 73 feet on 2di «treet wi between north G and streets. running hack feet. This lot will be divided into four building |« ofits inches each, running back the full de of the lot. Terma: Onefourth cash ; the residue in 6. 1 18 mon! With interest, secared by a doed in on the premiaes, ANDREW_R.SCHN ap6-d 4 McGUIRE c OW. BOT MBROIDERIT B: FRNe F + at Aver) 1 12, comm: auction room, raddrenses, Wreaths, Ac. ether with a ‘arge colicction of new aad bean tifal Goods, which should rendy 8 very attactive sale te the ladios. ‘Terme at salo. The coods can be examined on the day previous to U ap 6-d W. BOT WANTS. ANTED—By a respectable young gir UATION todo platn sewing or ey or to waiton a lady. ‘Can come well ree at, Address Box N at this ofhes, nn y : reapectabie gil a SITUA Ww for and ston, inte nem fa We rence given if 3 F, between %h and ap 8-10" in & Private on mad kept, Apply at J.P ap s-2t* streets, A first-rate COOK re there in ak ood recomuvendaty 77 cor. of 6th an nm D sts. Ww EDA SALESMAN i Store, one who is well acqua: trad. Address through city Post Office M & T. noel to call at sto: to purchase Fancy Goods, M streets north, yx. Brushes, ockines, Col arnished HOU Bitaated weet ha, wt ap 7-at* pune ma, SITUA WANTED-8, iteady. industrious who isa stranger in Washingt» TION as assistant ina restaurant, kind ef work by sy te at — to on ening and p care ont ey : mont of horses. Can come well recommen |. Ad- dress Box No. 7. at this office. at No. 23 Dunbarton st., George- ‘tter to Daniel J. Graham, teacher, 7-2 the Geod 2 ixte, * ore Exchange Often, dving al thes ther a inate eee ond to none in the day, April 8th, “FE. ap 4-iw* ANTED TO PURCHASE—A modern t V story BRICK HOUSE of modorate = hg back buildings. to exaet situation, description of house aad lot, with eueral improvements, Occupation desited on the let October, Hf that may not he convenient, state what time will he so. lowest prion aml terma of payment. Address “H..” City Post Offer. war B-eotw . Address. antil ANTED—All those athicted with fauna Moines Suthbncneaat eb: BOARDING. AR DING.—T ma, of a gentlemen Botsntite le, tor pu gute neroceanderet ss 5 ie terms, at No, a5 C street, between 24 P.3—HORSE. WAGON antl HARNESS Por 1 is & bac cuyered waron, fit for trading. Apply as above. “=. iuane 6 cost RS. E. O. HARRISON, who has kept a Co M " house for: J el the i ith open will, on, ne Apa, her house for tween soipae Sarapeenss