Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1859, Page 2

EVENING 8 WASHINGTON es wens asereeceneneer Apa 27 iP Tux Stan Pena REMAINING IN THE WASEINGTON UNOPR THe PROTIAIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BR PRINTED IN THK NEWSPAPER NAVING SUK LARGEST CIRC-LATION WITHIN THE ORLIVRKY OF THEOFPICR. 178 TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 Mv THAN DOUZLE THAT OF ANX OTHBR DAILY PaurTxp in THE Disteict or Conumaia, —— + {> Tuoven “Tur Stan” is pRinteD ow THE FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN Usk sourn ov [aiti- MORK, ITS EDITION [® SO LARGE AS TO REQUIRE IT TO DE PUT To PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADVER- TISEMENTS, THEREFOR, SHOULD ENT IN BY “Twetve o'clock, M.; OTHERWISE THSY MAY NOT APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAT. ——— Notics.—Distmier of Cotvmpia ADVERTISR- WRNTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE Battimong Sen ARS RECBIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM) THK SPIRIT OF THE ‘MORNING PRESS. The Constitutron alindes to the inconsistency of Forney oa the subject of the Silliman letter, he having been enthusiastie on the side of the President when the letter first transpired, and now secking to sanctify with his bitter resent- ments thet which his own pen has pronounced false, arrogant. and ealuminous. The Coustitwtion refer: to 2 recent speech of the Hen. Galasha A. Grow, of Pennsylve before the “Young Men’s Republican Central Committee of New York,” to show that con- fliets have already commenced in the Opposi- tion, Mr. Grow having claimed that recent Opposition victories were “the porteut of « Republican victory in 1860.” Tho Intellizencer quotes approvingly from the speech of the venerable Lord Lyndhurst, iu opposition to Lord Campbeil’s bill to alter the jury system from unanimous to majority verdicts. -—-20e I7" The Free Lovers at Berlin Heights, Ohio, publish a monthly paper, called The Good Time Coming, the motto of which is: ++ For in Heaven ahey neither marry nor are gi in marriage.’* I>” A prayer meeting was beld on Sunday af- ternoon, by about fifty young menand women, in | the Baltimore jail. Henry Duvall, the convicted murderer, joined in tho exercises. 7 The New York papers announce the death | of Mrs. Anson G. Pheips, sr., the well-known philanthropic lady of that city, in the 76th year of her age. She hed been contlued to her bed for several weeks by an attack of paralysis, of which she died. U7 The e opened a new school fer destitete children in San Francisco. The Herald says that in this scheel all na waali- ties are represented. Children of French, Spanish, South American, Mexican, trish and American parentage. are among the pupils. ‘The classes ex- hibited marked proticiency. | WASHING TON NEWS AND GOSSIP. incr Tur Seventa Distaict or Viretxta.—The approach of the Congressional elections in Vir- ginia seems rather to increase than to diminish, the inter-Domocratic patty exeitemnent in Be Tth district of the Old Dominion. Of Monday last at Orange court, there wasan exciting strug- gle, we hear, between the Democratic suppor- ters of Mr. Smith and Mr. Shackleford, respec- tively. in which thelgtter telauphed signally. The point of the former was to secure the adoy - tion of resolution endorsing Mr. Smith as the candidate of the Democratic party of Orango county for re-election to Congress. That of the latter was to bring about tho adjournment of the meeting (Démocratic) that was convened at the end of the discussion between the Senato- rial candidates, (Messrs. Green and Early,) without am expression of the party in favor of either Democratic aspirant for the position, In that they triumphed ; but not without a row, in hich, if we are correctly informed, a few eyes were-blackened and noses were bloodied. At Fauquier Court, in Warrenton, the three candidates for Congress—Messrs. Smith, Shac- kleford, and Thomss—met and discussed the issues of the times. Each was backed hy a host of eager and vebiferous fricnds, nearly ell of whom exercised their lungs in cheering on his favorite. The discussion is sxid to have had pretty much the same result as that on Monday of Isst week, at Culpeper Court, where the large erowd was about evenly di- vided, as at Warrenton on this oceasion—the Opposition men being to a man for Thomas; the preseut members of the Democratic party who had been members of Know-Nothing lodges being for Smith, and the Democrats who hud always been firm opponents of the Kuow-No- things being mostly fur Shackleford. In the course of the discussion, Mr. Smith was induced to read extracts from the now so famous Walker letter—the letter for the pro- duction of which Mr. Shackleford had hereto- fore called in vain—alleging that if produc- ed from the pocket of Mr. Smith it would surely convict him of pleading for the Know-Nothing nomination for Governor for himself, against Mr. Wise. As the extracts read by Mr. Smith havo been described to us, they were pleas that nomination, embracing a refusal to join | the lodges on the ground that to do so would lose him Democratic votes, and thus endanger his clectivn over Wise. On the whole, they have coriainly served to whet the appetite of the Domoerats of the district for the whole let- ter—a lengthy document, it appears—which. for the sake of siraightforwardness and fair dealing in politiss, it isto be hoped will eren- tually be brought to light. As faraswe have learned, the contest for Congress in the district is likely to end in Mr ‘Thomas's getting the vote of the Opposition with few exceptions, Mr. Smith's getting the vote of A sicamer hes just been builtat Pittsburg, | the ratting Know Nothings and some others to navigate the Kansas rive and fifty miles of Pike's P commodation for passengers, much taste and elegance. Her draught is only six inches at the stern and seven inches forward She {s one hundred and thirty feet on deck, three feet hold, and carries two hundred tons. te within a hundred Feetaer From Canirorsia— arrived in California, aud a intends to try his fortune a soon as Sir Wai. Gore Ouseley departs. The San Francisco markets were cloomy. and it Was impossible to sell almost any kind ef yoods without submitting to material reduction in the already nominal quotations to th papers. She has ampleac- | by his personal adheren nd is fitted up with | is stronger in the district than Mr. | Walkeriiss | (rates most who have allowed themsclyes to he persuaded into a belief that he hackleford, and in Mr. Shackleford’s getting the vote of the great mass of Democrats whe have from first to last steadily opposed the Kuow Nothing party. The condition of in the District illus- reibly the fact that there isa day of reckoning in all things—in political, as in fairs | other matters 1 - Ter Sickies Tetan.—The Sars readers as well as all employed about the Star office. | ave doubtless rejoiced that this apparently in- ' ‘The steamer Centia Costa exploded her botler ia + San Francisco Bay on the ud. lost. In an affray at San Jose on the 29th of Merch. two persons, named Cros!y aud Ferguson, were killed and two others injured. Matthew Purdin. formerly of Balt: Sacramento, March Exacttion Hartung, sent © York, to-day. fer the poisoning of her husband, will not be excuted, Ler counsel in obtaining a writ of ¢ the Court of Appeals. © ground upon which the writ is gronted Is that the prosecution, after one of their own witnesses had sworn that from the state of Mr. Hartung’s stomach and intestines as revealed on the post mortem, ie was positive that the substance which produced death was taken three months before death; that after this the prosecution iutroduced another witness tu prove that the opinion of the first witness was not worth: anything. Judge Wright ¢ had a right to examine one expert as to the cor Five lives were re, diedat Petency of another. their own witness, and espe- creased professiunal reputation. cially he doubts whether that they had a right to discredit their own witness in this way. PARTICULARS OF THE LatTx STEAMBOAT Dix 4s- terminnble law ease has had an end It grew tokeop wearisome toall the Litt: up with it required extra atiod } exertions on the part of all of them. During its progress the circulation of the yran up having succeeded | eTick, Alexandria, and ¢! to carry the case up te | Of the Star | daity enorm manent asly, and it has ch dilion of some thre ulation. That is to say, bout that number of additi ded toe the Star's sin this city, Georget the names 1 subseril of ha list rs sewhere. where routes vved, and by inail. Few doubted what the resait would be, because it has come to be an axiom in this country that any man may at any time slay any other man who commits adultery with his wife. In this matter pnitie opinion clearly makes the lu, and makes it directly contrary to its letter as laid down in the books. The counsel engaged on both es acquitted ubts whether they them selves most eroditably, all of them par- ating xctively in the trial earning in- Elsewhere i in our columns to-day the reader will find ac- counts of the events in this city last evening growing out of the termination of the case TER ON THE Mississiprt.—The St. Nicholas was This morning the large crowd of New York on her way from St. Louis to New Orlcans, and the explosion took place near Island Sixty, at 10 o'clock on Sunday night. ~@ total Loss. . The whole number of persons killed is not yet known, but the following are either dead or miss- ing: Captain McMullen, of the boat; Mrs. Gli the clerk’s wife; Mrs. Dunn. ; Clerk's cousin Miss McKnight, Mrs. Christopaer. an unknown lady with a babe; William Faulkner, of MeGreg- or’s Landing, lowa; another unkr Jenkins, second engineer; William Tew first engineer; John Bend, in bey; James Wood. first cook, of Hiisboro’ city; Penna, the barber; birteen deck hands and firemen; the pastry cook, | Rame not yiven; Joseph —-, the pantryinan; Miss Jackson, a chamberinatd of St, Louis; tive siave | women; an unkaown gentleman, of Baton R ! Edward Stephens, pilot, of St. Louis; John Lim- | beck, fireman ‘The following are badly scalded : Benjamin V. | Ghiue, firstfelerk, of St. Louis, a native of Port- - Acuft, of Warrenton, Miss., J 3 R. J. Staart. of — land, Conn.; J. kill, Pa.; Ella Kennedy, of Bruuswick, Mo., St. John, of New Orleans, chambe id; Wil- | kam Peunibacker, of St. Louis, watch Frederick Miller, Geor Melngle, Andy firemen; D. Kapps, of Farmington, Ul; O. W. Reynolds, of Sioux City. ‘Phe following are ovly slightly sealded: H. 1. Gillam, second clerk of the boat, of Portland, Conn; Joseph We'f, John McAlpine, barkeeper, of St. Louis. Ovo Patrows Axsivensiny —The Independ- | Lose ent Order of Odd Fellows are to-day celebrating | in this city, the fortieth anniversary of their or: gan- ization in the United States. Forty years azo to- day, the first lodge was organized in Baltimore, consisting of five members; now thete are lodges im every State In the Union, the a, guregate mem- bership is estimated at two hundred thousand. and the order expends annually about #1 ,00u,000 for the relief of the sick, and the support of widows and orphans. There are de legationa from a ma- jority of the States In the Union, and the gather. ing of the order is be! stewed to be the largest ever seen in this country In the morning there was a singularly beautifal special thanksgiving service Celebrated before the Grand Lodge of the United States, at Chapin’s Church, and tinmediately afterwards x grand procession of the order inarched from the a up Broadway, Mth street and 5th ave nue. to Madison square. The procession was be tween two and three miles long. lnterspersed at frequent intervals, with bands of and the splendid resalia, magnificent banners, decorated carriaves and rich paraphernalia of the order, made it on of the finest spectacles. Arriving at Madison Square, there will be fur. ther appropriate exercises, inclu@ing an oration by R. B. Boyiston, of South Carolina. A selec choir under the direction of Professor Bristow Will sing odes written for the occasion by Bevja min P. Shillabar, of and George Mallaiy, Boston, (Mrs. Partinton there will be a Academy of Music —y, y, Post of sesterday. ‘The boatand cargo are | ture every fact transpiring in it, and the substance of every argument adduced, The wn Lady; Joh | daily thirst for information as to the progress made in the case. and, on the whole, amounted tu @ newspaper achievement never equalled by th published in either ee friends of Mr. Sickles, who were daily in the eourt-room during the trial, took their depar- yr the North. We may not iniproperly add that the Star's Teports of the case have had more extensive ty than any others. They embraced pithily stated. were also got out in time to slake the regular force of any other penny paper —— Ixstnecrions Coxceexixa Servers in New Mexico.—There has just been issued by Com- missioner Hendrick fice, a letter of instructions to Win. Pelham, *, of the General Land Of- er General of New Mexico, directing n, in considoration of the limited appropria- | tion for the surveys of land in that Territory, to apply it towards thocountry on the Canadian | furk of the Arkansas or Red river, and that im- mediately west of the principsl meridian from | the base line to th ' because these re: | caltural and pasteral purposes, and freer from | Indian ineursions the $20,000 while entering into contrnets fur third correction line north: ng are best xdapted to agri- He is urged not to exeeed surveys during the next fiseal year. Rev. Dr.-] gi, gage deputi vey et competent incn lying within the limits of the present surveyed lands are directed to be first surveyed, and next those in the body of unsurveyed lands which will soonest be surveyed. tiencral is also requested to regulate the cleri- The Surveyor General is authorjzed to en- » at not over $15 per mile, to sur- private cloims, taking care to select none Those private claims The Surveyor eal force in his employ so that $10,000 will euf- five to pay their salaries. <—- U.S. Steamer Wanasu, April 6, 1959. To the Editor of the Star: We left Leghorn the 3d of April. On running out of the harbor we got aground, and were com- pelled to send the spar-deck battery and all our ell and a lotof cables ashere, and to drain aul the water from the tanks, to Abe protfered assistance of tl Rhone.we were towed off the ba Ana tice boy fell from the spar deck n the main hatch into the hold, eutting his head Sand otherwise injuring iis body! A ee pp Deen court-martialed for smng- gling Muto n board ship, fuvut guilty, and sen- preening) oa selitary confinement tn ONS, ck eed rati . (sisty dotiarss veed rations. and two montis’ pay We are now shall leave in a fe Si bate at ye tor a, plea Was water; asen: Provas.y oe —Some of thoMorthern papers are airing a story charging i agont or officer of the Clerk of i onwe ot | ode of Brooklyn. Thiseveuing | epresentatives, Mr: Alten, with a defalcation. Srand soiree and reunion at the | 9 inquiry, we cannot learn that there appears apy reason whatever to give it sredence, and oe % ‘, have satisfied ourself that Mr. A. has learned ae whatever tending to substantiate it. 0 ger charged is absent at his idence ‘enns, Yivania, where he has been ined peta sick: orm a fortnight being with ‘ane the safe cont accounts and the money of the offi Our impression is that tho story gro fact that hisabsence, under the ci explained above, withthe safo keys in session, is at the —- of the canatd,.. A Misvace.—Northern newspapers announce the appointment of Johu Savage, Esq. to be United States Seeretary of Legation to Bogota This is a mistake, asthere is no such post ander | De? thisGovernment. The law provides Secretaries of ‘Legation only for"Ministers Extraordinary | dam and Plenipotentiary—not for resident Minis- ters, the latter being the grade of the mission in question. Genoral Jones, of Iowa, the Min- ister, will be accompanied by his own son as private secretary. We sincerely hope that if Mr. Savage dosirea the position of a Secretary of an U. 5. Legation, he will be gratified; because we know no more genial gentleman, nor eny other really better qualified to be of essential service to the Government if so ap- pointed. —_—-+-o Taw Recoasiriox or tar New (Juarez) Government of Mexico by the Government of the United States is to take place to-morrow, when Mr. Mata will be formally presented to the President by Seeretary Cass. The presen- tation ceremony will doubtless be of unusual interest, involving, as it will, practicully, a formal ayowal of the change of the policy of this Government with reference to Mexico in- cident to the commencement of official inter- course with the Liberal els of that Republic. Veanranix Wax. We were shown yestor- day a piece of wax made in Japan from the fruit of a tree; also some berries of the treo. The wax is white, of a tallowish appearance, and seems capable of being refined into 2 much better article. It is hard, and is said to be ad- mirably adapted to the various uses to which our ordinary wax is applied. The wax and berry are now at the Patent Office, and the lat- ter will be planted, and an effort then made to introduce the tree into this country. as Protecrios rros Inptass.—Tho Indian Bu- reau has out in the Southwest a party survey- ing the one-hundredth meridian, in order to establish boundaries between Indian lands in that section. The Secretary of War, in conso- quence of the Indian disturbances in that re- gion, has ordered the commanders of military stations there to afford all necessary protection to the surveying corps. SSSA Tun Usitep Srares Steam Stoop Lancas- ter.—The officers have been ordered to this fine ship, and to-morrow she will have her final trial before her departure for her station in the Pacific Squadron. Mr. Archbald, the energetio Eugineer-in-Chief, left the city this morning to be present at the trial and inspect the machinery. tele as Cugyavisn Wikorr.—This gentleman has certainly been offered the appointment to earry the ratified treaty to China—a very pleasant engagement, indeed, to one of his traveling experience and tastes He has hosts of friends here who will be pleased with this information. SF Rusianation.—Lieut. Pendleton G. Wat- mough, of the U.S. Navy, has sent his resig- nation to Secretary Toucey, and it has been xecepted by President Buchanan. ——> Tas Mexican Mrxister.—Senor Mata, the Minister from Mexico to this Government, has arrived in Washington, and, it is believed, will be presented to the President to-day. an Arroixtyext.—Wm. W. Bent, of Mo., has been appointed Indian Agent for the Indians of the Upper Arkansas Ageney. oe Tas Waataxn.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation i: is about 7 o'clock : New York, N.Y. Philadelphia Beltimore, Md. et were Washington, D jondy, win Richmone. ¥ lear, 70". Peter rs aE a. Raleigh c. Wilmington, N.C Columbla, 8? . Charleston, 8. C oudy, ‘elondy. relear, 63°, rin. wind SW. Augusta, 6 cloudy, warn, Savannah, G: -clondy, 72°, wind SE. Macon, Ga ciirainy, warm. Columbus, Ga. clear, pleasant. Montgomery, Ala. Prairle Bluff, Ala. Lower Peacu Tree, Aia. Mobile, Ala. FROM TUE WEET. seloudy, warm. -clondy. wari, Frederick, Ma Hagerstown, M Cumberland, Md.. Gration, Va Wheeling, Va. Baremeter at the Smt no, at7e.m (cor rected for temperature,) 29,772; at noon Thermometer, at 7 a.m. 361; at neon Maximum during x1 ours eudiug 9. m. to molnimum 57°. os Suiting, on FRE 0 nN 3 ‘cloek, fu ue oceans oy the conventic city officers, and toselect » resent the Ward Common s ENTH W ARD DEMOCRAT! yes CLATION.—A meeting of the Associa tion will on helt at Potorn: THURSDAY EVENING, 23th stant, k. A general attendance is request portance to be acted “apa aere ia buriness of im “AW. 6. FLOOD, P: FOlTy. LOLLECTOR — Please aanoance Fa ESF. HALIDAY, the present City 20 5 bina canaiaase for re-election tu June, ap2 st. NEW STORE: FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, of Sag AND EXAMINE. " GRORGETOWN. Correspondents of The Star. Sao April 27, 1859. No City Councils held an adjourned menting 3 ap 2t-im > AstTy ATION Understands her ped pecsummnnaetean: aa iboe. u ANTED ION iat t wer and oar e ereel td ai jones given. A: B reapectable wenn, a SITUA, del. Oos renera), be al ic less Box aa, es | cod xpen last ait in detail in the Star pe ee ey it unnecessary to ive them in detail to-day. is rumored in our city that a letter has been Ehepete Ota cana apes the Ween na inenily ot Chesapeake and Ohio py aa a his wife, infact and nures 4 lone by the late, 6, Star Ofhies, eS eo dam No. 4. “Phe re patan Wate ene ——- ji STAPH aod COUNTY and one of the eribs, has bea carried Sway. ThE fone IGHTS of one of the best Patents out. Per- Ri iS of oneet con « $ wi _“ pletely sul fepsitealee -actytarted py ry eitis | Fete F —— cok nf rom 7th street—where they oan m, ible to tell, before the subsides, what | *°° 3 in se On, . amount of mischief. if any, bas beem dome. We | 9225 T. G, CLAYTON. incerely hope that the rumor is unfounded. ) WANT e The schooner Only Son, which was sunk by the | 1,000 79,32:300 WANTE! at violence of the storm at Cock Pit Point, on Satur- fands for fag 8 gore m of scare, with appre’ “ day last, has been raised without having received Jeane Base po oa ponetomer by address 5 ap iw ANTS those Biilicted with I fame any serious damage. The cargo, however, was all considerably injured. We learn this morning that Mr. Thecker, of our city, the owner of the above-mentioned sch who fishes xt Wind- jooner, W mill Point, has been catching more fish the last day or two than at any other period this season wv c advise the readers of the Star, one and all, to examiue the advertisement of our friend Lewis ne, No.77 Bridge street. He has bv far the finest and mostattractive establishment of the kind in our ey. His stock of boots and shoes of every kind and quality, home manufacture, is totus passed by any in the district. 2 mation cocésiv VELLS NEW MEDICAL Sa “ her colurm _mar LOST AND FOUND. = REWARD—Strayed ron the Fubsert- 5 ber oa Tiere pris light BAY RNE. No veaincor om cxorpt SN fone rearonthe hack. Any ; _ infaruimtion Of lay whorenbarte, nt W gen aud Sth, will reoeive the GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. Ep og 25th instant, Brown ER 1D holy tail.) with a A reward will b be paid for dog if returned to No. — opposite the Presbyterian Charch. ——. Ax ORDINANCE providing for the repair of the foot- ways on a portion of Market street. Be it ordained oy the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That there be, and is hereby, levied and imposed a tax of sixty-five cents, or 80 much thereof as may be necessary, per front foot, upon all lots and parts of lots on the west side of Market street. between ‘Third and Fifth streets, for pavi ne the footways within said. limits, to its whole wid where improved, and to the width of six feet where unimproved, where the same hos not been heretofore , or is not now in good order, with goed. Wad brick, Gan upon a suilicient bed of sharp sand, and in accordance with the estab- lished grade of said street. Sec.2. And be it ‘igo ordaimed, That the Clerk is hereby directed to cree and deliver to t Colle oped a table of the lots and parts of lots withia the limits herein stated. with the number of feet in each lot or part of lots, and the nanies of the | betwee aH ste inquire of OWEN LE DD rsons to whom the same are respectively ciaat _ ap Ste who shail proceed to collect the said tax, and OR RENT—A large end domralle ROOM orer thie muule ss abe Clerk, and to close his col! ml vated on the corner of Lith atrect and Pa. ave. tions on or before the first day June next, retaining over Ford & Bro.’s Deng Store, wititnble for an thereof three per cent. as Lis commission thereon The room can be procured by early applica Sec.3. And be rt further ordained. ‘That Richard RD & RRO. ap cbt Pettitand Win. E. Tenney be. and theyare hereby, Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSF No. 246 G at, between 17th and 18th, in the immediate neigh- borhood of the Government Departments. Water and gas throughout. Rent moderate to a good ten- ant, Apply next door. 1 FLA. LUTZ, F YR RENT—A throe-story and attic BRICK ele SE, es cnatnining in Frm we withgas. and new! on the corner of 1th and L. stree Hy Paporeed 5 . Inquire of y= SIMMS, next door. NO LET-STORE and CELLAR, and ea sired.n Dwell Ha along with them, oa Ths pote wn ete! TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, . = No. 42 LOU i A beeper ie ‘Space. at tive Wash that aS oa, iorman Masni meecenstat frets tne is ‘he babe to fare’ nd approbation we with their brother smears tn fut fa nee Sra And Or ae acted Fnpra, A Appear ia the papers in MET Cotes SCHMIDT chs usRS MAMMOTH ——s = ciRcUs, ja 1B. MAMMO’ sagopa ATIONAL CIRCUS, L. B. LENT’S MAMMO’ BATsOuAL CIRCUS, Will Exhibit at Washington © hibit at Se ‘ rity wu Eztiint at Wash RID. Leek out Lowk ont for the Troupe of PI Freaks of Pius Troupe of AS sr. ST_GEOR ‘Tro Performances each day Two Performances each day at 2 and Two Pertormances cach day at 2 and 7 Ads wission 3 cents; Children and Servant 25 emnt« on Hoents; Children and Sereante S$ cent Admission 9 emrt itren = " VEats 25 cent ; J. W, BANCKER, SN LEONA BALLS, PARTIES, &c. RK. GASKYNSKI A DAUD mn ER'S TURD AND we th p Sewn ae OOMS, ana Avenue, G, May 24. This beantifel Festival wi Will bo epened at 7 o"cleck With extraontinary brithancy.in vaued and te the mont, Sooke dancinc—A vue ich, Spanish: Sicilia, Leticndere| "Keone, he arrangemonts are on a scale of great meenih cence, with select Maric. AtTik o’elock the tirand M ‘On Le On MONDAY reh or Procession wl and Crown Bea «del Frois, by ners eee avers. latte M. ‘ prarscla, and attendants; by the Queen's rch, 6 eet the Mat ned “io. rant Pager, take piace, led by Heralds and next, oR NT—Two airy SLEEPING-ROO S. of the Queen, and the tollowme fanes appointed cominissioners, with fall power to draw 27° Pa. avenue, doors cart of Kirk- (the pupris: Ia Monolar, and expend the net proceeds of said tax, or so | weed: ap 5-3" N Lait, {ollege i stash there ba shay Be Beceuney, 3s prejorty ait: A ‘VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING LUT a che teeer ne justing, repairing, or replacing: the curb-stones, for sale in Square 397, Lot 7, which rents | for visitors, and Ving or repaving the footways in the | 3) tect on 9th etre: t. (with the brick pavement lard.) It being umponsible to send indevie peed Vilation sever eretofore mentioned, and that said com. | 2n¢ fronts 9 fret Finches on Q street. The titin aceneratimrtation is Eleen te the tadioe and. missioners shall settle and close their account with Prive rien = pane nawire of | temen of Washington, Georsetown, and ‘Rlexan the Clerk on or bef. he first day of August next. | “}° ty NO. street, near Pa, dram. Approved February 26, 1959 Ric K “HOL wated on P xtroeg A Resouvtion in favor of J. W. Marl. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Grorgetown, ‘That the Clerk pay to order of J. W. Mar: three hundred and two and eizhty-one cents in full for his bill, commencing September 9th and ending December 4th, 1558, for keeping in sea ir the public pumps, and furnishing new work by order of the Mayor. [Approved February 26, 59. N containing 4 rooms: ach. norta, between ith aml Sth b* vacant on the ist —— middle of tha sama ‘or terms, &c., apply to THOMAS HO, TADGE, oornersth and Pats “apo C oe SEFORR catiro Huuss, or with are rooms, as may be desired. Apply cep next door bat one to the "irk ap ‘ation of two No. 512 12th ood House, W FANS. TOR SALE—LO7 AS, in Square 497. on BaF street, Lxinnd, eiig: situated, wil 've- Fle oF LANE Rake Groep cia nenortment of | toontia trout’ Will’ be sold a xreat bargain tf np. ‘pearl at $20. " pled for soen, Also, several desirable LOTS in Square 960, ved to be the most complete as iy improving meashbochued, t aasortinent of Fans ever of- ALT & BRO., doors weet of Brown well as the cheap fered iu this city, sold toSAM'L M.W Jewellers, 351 Pa. Ap 27-3t Hotel. BALTIMORE AND onto RAILROAD. — WASHINGTON BRANCH. £3 2 SP: ES: ESSE! For the accommodation of passengers upon the line of the road, a xpectal local train will be ran » Washington and Annapolis Junction, pl PHILLIPS, at Fo! ing Room, call ol hat depirabie two- story = 39 Market street, between reets, Georgetown, 1) C., lately Mrs. linen M. ee ey re chance for a +1 t. The house contains a ‘aounia ores ner and kitchen on the same ‘xe ant! commodious cellar, three rooms, 8e vant’. room. clothes-room, and a smoke-house. It has aleo the convenience of gas all through the house, and a large cistern of water in the yard. id It ‘his property us invest- Tickets TWO DOI entiemen. Exch las ( CENTS. ARS, adeortting a inly and uDattendot Lt nd at Eli's s wood House, Willard: and at the door. ILANT FIRE COMPANY of Geores a bez leave to annonce to ther nd the ble genern|'y that they a= » TUESDAY, Bey oe juture aif) CoM} MITT? hHE ARLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE The members of the Arlington Club tak reat picasure in announcing to their (rend: and the public that they x fire —, Third, Grand Cotillon Party at the e Fr 2 Cs or ortcmen and mgt company. on WEDNESDAT Skeks Fifty Cents, admitting a ind inp I pRAND MAY BaLL houseand let front thirty-nine(39) fet, and runt iG. vith neing on Wednesday, Zith inst, leaving | Oy Foe ns OAR DING. —Very “domirable “ROOMS _ wrth shington daily, exeopt Sunday, at 3.45 p. in.yand | 286 hunt foal Tow af imate meplsati Pree OLED cn Le chtaaned on smndarate “Paranngers lor Annapolis will take this train, | Mleia Mca. HM. LEUBE. No. SY tot arroce | fortin at cet, hoorgetowne Nt? apietms* Round trip tickets, to most of the statio: pete J. BOGUF, at the oflice of tho Adains isaue! by this train, thereby affording an nity to all who wiay wish to take @ pleasant Svening ap 2th te, ap 27-lw T. H. PARSONS, COMPLETE MANTIL rH STORE— Wo have teasd the entire house adjoining our Olt connected it with our former Cloak. Mantilla, and Shawl Department, and have fitted ap these rooms Atoonsidarable expanse, which makes oure me ‘THE’S PATENT Tins ingenions machine _ no rival in the field atall pared with it forthe ha ing of Wild Animals, Iino yee &% small that one can carry it in FZ lus pooket—still it is capable of kitling a Bear. $ ANIMAL TRAP. ‘on, plete, capacionsa: delogant MAN TILLA STOR Ex x whore we are now precared to exhibit everything | “They are of t different in that line, for Spring and Summer, part of which sizes, aud will affuctually op erate on Rats, Minks, Foxes, NM KS. E. i. O, HARRISON, who has k * Con- nol boarding houre for the last ninet ears, will, on the Lith of April. open her house he accommodation of peri boarders, Those who desire miet able home will vali at 3 tenon te ani end streetas south’ (AU CTION I HAVE Just reosived oR A anep spent aistin, LAW DE A STELLA SHA MITTS, Ls vr KID LOT &S, Wildcats, Wolves, Bears, echt SEMIN Dib ao Rene wie te Be ko. i 32) ard 323 Pa aveni. Bareze Burnon q aps Bit olwaen ‘7th sts Ernst Lace Wnatl- Rares mene piney en ane bs eel ine — Barege Rav!an Att Shic Mantitins, Barege Stella Siinwls, Ory Ve. All the above aro in new ‘designs, and prices mod- erat N. “hn. Our Second Grand M. ny. MAX WI E Saturd ap 27-3toe 32% Pa. aveniie, For sale wholesale and re- tail by JOS, L. SAVAGE, Sole Agent in the District of Columbia. ee —— ~ All orders attended to dis - eee a et Patti ou CARD, Subseriber begx to haform hie patrons and in general ti he is ere prepared to ust RE CEIVEDAT J 0 EF. OU FPY'S = BOOKSTOR gE, 's New Pablics Father Faber is a opts. wow form with cents, embosard cl. ial Conferences, by vot of the Crova, the Sorrows of The Creator and the Creature, or the wi Di vine Love, wth in Holiness, or the Progress of Spiritoal h his superior ICE CREAMS, of ear ke - ~_ — | ue ‘i flavors, at the reduced prisk of fae Soe ee RATORS. The Blessed Sacrament, or the Works and Ways gallon. five sizes each of theup- | © J . Tirankful for past favors, I hope by strict atten- m Xt. ALL REPRIGE lpapee teed potas Bin FS acing) noth nw business to morit® continuance of patro- S, tine bent inc vding a. gouera! assortmen : ie | moka, “Phoxe in want of ICR CREAMS, WATER | Tho eateries ie ol sion . DUPFY'S GEE PEATE ROMAN PUNCH. BaViaie the provision 2%. | ts the on , BISQUIT GLACE nt of Imported aud Dove bite constant'y on hand. Bat. CARD. ” SPE nal delivored te ATTENTO od to the axle on city without oxten charge THOS. PO NTINI. No. 6 fronts 25 f lath street, rn t by an excellent two Dweliing-House, Lot No.7 fronts 47 feet on New York avenue, at the corner of ith street. running pack to widih of fort 3. son Hl street. This Lot would prove gentiowa™, aud offic? odation for » McGUIRE & CO. n to furnishing Par- nastylo that cannot a Teasonable terms, apzi-lw (Intel) CoxTe INTS OF THIS WEEK'S LEDGER. igh to H street, imp and basement 1 A new and jntcentine Tale, entitied THE QUEEN'S PLOT; Or, Tue Prormer or Pat BS; Spt ade of Ancient Days. By SY LVANUS B, Jr. HW. Ancther instalment of MRS. SOUTH. poe S$ charming novelette, THE HIDDEN apm We. Wonk a wblic te our new REFRIGERA TOR Windehip's retonty as being really the only Reiricorator worth h Borks of explanation are on onr wr the public benofit. Please cali NON S._Sub- A IST ESS OF Tey, VERETT. Hy ae MOUNT. inet ANC By fon} ipwarp pee aoe cat. ONY OF Vv PLYMOUTA Subject: THE Road TO BOSTON. be if ies endantof Xu Anue Bradstrest. V. THOUGHTS AS THEY occU E; Subject: and examine. We have also just recsived a new a = —the cules Lined WATER CUOLER evor invented ; besides 8 com othe deseriptior ‘ rt he | ; ‘ f As : ps & i 1 Zit 4450. Will be aN a | “4 opposite the Post ‘Bp 25-3t W DECIDED BARGAINS. F, Offer a very large stock of tho articles below named as decided lary 19-4, 11-4, and 12 ns anon Sheetines, of the «tar: thick, medium. and thin, Ireland, om narrow aed medium up abe, 4 ren) » MA pieers White Plaid Narnsooks, Table Damasks, Diapers, Toweis, Napkins. Po fies. Ac.—a ‘vast stock, 1a great profyai © re hove elaseea ol fahet & a at lower priess thas arket, standard ataples for ¢ now thoroughly neaurted. from the Nerth and timet oi An exacmeation of stock invited; it vm ob igation to por h_ better q sually found int Bon price sealy, marked pein Rgures ; therctore pure norived. va ~ any ing & accounts, i et month! for payment om eash ited from bat orien, ms = Bp 2-eoSt 322 Pn. av. t s’ ING. By “O: K CHICKERING PIANO—Fine toneand fina fin | Byes und Bars Opae ee 2) One who Keeps TRNUINE, Vanig soar, isht—rusewowleover- good a . azors, & Perfumery. Barry's ap 27 JO: N h VL IDEAL AND REAL. A humorous Poom. | Tricophero oreo ay White. &o., heap for I id yeara | BY JOHN G. SAX, cast at calioankte ‘ DUNNINGTON, S98 eeuth Bae ERTS. OF ae WILDERNESS. By T TICE. ‘aud Missow’ pease te ns LFS, ea ap 27-3 a : HE Person Rid to“, coe, by mistake, a Pelorine 321 and 393 Paw ot N, N-OUTAVE GOOD TONED PIANO, AND WORKS. A Poem. By Ian neces ned the eel jobiee tes omper by | SP2-o0 cs ¥ Roseukraite, for 51 Rhee eras. leaving peck ape | hoor = — 4 a — IALITY, A Sketch. By ANNA > ITCHERS. A very paleo’ ‘of Latin’ and "year, S FOR RENT, ry itarps, pieeonte ., = M W- W.GALTal BRO. open this morning Minoes’ BOO! SAIRTS, Guitare, Banjos, Violtusy & ren Ke vee es | X. A PAREWELL. A Poem. By GEORGE TR TP ew wait Pintod. wee 3 323 "ap ct ee OWN FL RULIS. | p PRENTICE.” raid bitchERs, wth ET GT BRD. ap os-st a8 ap Bs Mh & JALL AND re. XIAN INCIDENT, (0 OF THE MOHAWK ae 354 Paov., OM aetwos ond, ere RIBBONS, _ Gpunatition af nee Enz MANTA ack | VALLEY. By DR-S. COMPTON SMITH. p2 FROM AUCTI eget ri ALAS 1, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 267 ad handsoms ascortinent af HON NET wT YAEL S Mantilin § More, | a SlbyTHR. NOBLE FARMER, By MRS. LH. REFRIGERATORS aii 2 evi the iheaNe. it 42% Penn. avenus, ar COOLER ah olde, 100 JUST RECEIVED XII WIT AND HUMOR. By GEORGE D. TH TUBS, wie 321 and 323 Peeve mouth wid a es. EXTRA FLOUR Pom the Valley PRENTICE. TOILET SETS, . o abbls. Noel iit RING. oy For sale ba v OS, ST. oR. _ap zr st Corner aria atrvet pee ite al. N INVITATION. B MANTILLAS BURNOUT. i PARESE CIRCUL. Just received tCULARS and SHAWLS, MAXWELL'S Mantle Store, is Penn avenue, HATS! It I ATS! HATS" LrAmas. Y. Pe. « Toop Would invitethe 2 apecia! attention Phi curtom- ex. ers and the public Sto the mnast com re ANsortine! i found ta the 3 hae tow i une ail CAR the wooed peeha im und, ieee Oniiiron my nave th assortment cannot onable kil Ce ve sian ¢ the ee and of all perremipet: a ste fa JAMES ¥. DAYIS, : a2 -ANNED WARE, ° j IX FRE CLE OF THE PLAIN. By THOS, send ont ans he pre OeALe FOR Teak DUNN E A og LE Quantanscasren’s Ore: *®. c. s “1 inner ‘ SY RARBOS PE RFORM. A Sketch. By ta es vortment at very law prices. | | Stauen Paoposate will bo feel stivantstonn i Ae Sai a biscarah to Pride the Sr day et ‘Atay janufactor: et ; XVI. A BUFFALO HUNT. hewn gesting chy ree ington erty. be. oom it Sune — ap te-eoet (States) ton te ok the seh June, 1960, 00d to be Lest X VIL. THE RELIEF OF VIENNA, i usin ——— - | oak’ sa: nd XVIII, ANSWERSTO CORRESPONDENTS AND OUR TERMS. foc NKELIN & KOT! all to bs measured, piled, w- XIX. EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS. = ane nore an barat ccbpines gue pyre apd ta sah « —— Are | rine Barracks. XX. &e, ke, key ke, kes fa ishing fa tage eat. snataense phe hee said station may require. free of expen. tad States,) and Subject to hy N. B.—Mr. 20 fae 3 bromcfi to this . te soansine that INNER te Papal ip We mt onder tian is way pares Tangiog im. im prices ae are ned ener wes | Sh “ - “ fapetmania ics Sate ai ae a noel aati pe bereel maga eee ead | ae aiaielh aad ER, by mail, $29 year; two ani Ke mort New York, sores Ete ag" fe tak Mi 13th ate, Slit