Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1860, Page 3

Lxctvre Last Niant —Owi 5 able state of the weather, there were compartir: ly but few it at the Smithsonian Institute last evening, on the oceasion of the last lecture of Frof. Gould, on “Chance, Probability, and Acci- ‘The lecturer, after briefly referring to the the- ories advanced in previous Tectures, . ted fome facts and sug ons relative to the bear- ng of the laws of “Chance and Probabilities” upon the human race, its progress, and well i. THe Stan pudlishes the Lists of Letters alte in the Washington City Post Office wender the provisions of the law directing them to Se printed im the newspaper having the largest cir- culation within the delivery of the Office. Its total daily circulation is more than double that of any athe Daily printed in the District of Columbia. ee being. By the theory of “probability” they de- duce the heights of f i ‘UT Though Tux Stan ts printed om the fastest ig! @ people of a particular re- ateam press im use south of Baltimore, its edition gion. | Through this channel it had been discov- ered that the same race of men on an average were of the same height, which has enabled the Trace to be identified; whereas, if this fact had not = ees it could ps have been. The y of nature by means of the “probability” of the moral and intellectual world, is among. the. | most striking and most beautiful of the investiga-" tions of science. From the statistics of insanity, depravity of og bt ing intellect, and moral deform- ity, disease of , mind, and soul, tuese math- ematical formula have Produced laws, which otherwise would have escaped our utmost scru- tiny; and have thus enabled us to detect the causes and apply the remedy. From the theorems of this science, then, in their applications to our race, might be deduced the structure and tendencies of the human mind. fh ALG oe construct the average height of man; lay bear the influences that acted upon him, the motives, impulses, affections, hopes, fears, doubts and aspirations that prompted him toaction. But there was nothing in all the results of this itrange and wondrous science that conflicted in the slight- est degree with the fullest conviction of freedom and responsibility. He would add that the prose- cution of this science had indicated to us that the race-had steadily advanced in truthfulness, in honor, in virtue, and in fortitude. But more than all this, the teachings of this, combined with those of all the other sciences, would show that He himself who inscribed the manifestations of His glory on the face of earth, the sea, flowers, rocks, beasts, waves, fishes, birds. and stirs, was the saine Eternal Creator who had written these laws upon the tablets of man’s heart, and who had implanted the very same harmonious rela- tions in his intellect and thought—so clearly that they might write them in formula, or trace them ii curves. ts s0 large @s to requtre it to be put to press at an sarly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. © ——+.0e- Notics.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are recerved at and forwarded from THE Star office. Citr Cocxetts, Fesrvary 6—Board of Alder- —A communication was received from the Mayer, nominating Charles Allen for apothecary to the poor of the Seventh Ward, in place of A. H_ Kerr, who bas relinquished business; referred. Also, the report of the Intendant of the Asylum for the month of January; referred. PRTITION RECEIVED. ask of Patrick Cahil and others in relation to ve grade of the alley in square 569. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. Mr. Fisher. from the conference committee to whom was referred the act regulating the salary of the City Reyister, reported a bill fixing the stlary at $1.750, payable out of the general fund; passed. IMPROVEMENTS COMMITTEE. A bill providing indemnity for an error of sur- vey made by Henry W. Ball, a former City Sar- veyor, laid over. POLICE COMMITTEE. A bill providing temporary accommodations for the butchers in the Centre Market, and for other par} laid over. Also, the nomination of Charles Allen for apoth- ecary to the poor of the Seventh Ward; confirmed. Also, a bill amendatory of the act regulating anarkets; rejected. Mr Price presented a letter from Messrs. Murray & Hazleburst, of Baltimore, in relation to steam fire engines ; also, one from Messrs. Ellis & Bro . of this city, in relation to the same subject; both ef which were referred. CLAIMS COMMITTEE A bill for the relief of R. B. Clark, and a bill for the relief of J. M. May; passe: Mr. Moore, on leave. introduced a bill to regu- late the sale of hay, straw, fodder,and oats in the straw; referred A joint resolution was taken from thesecretary’s Yable, requesti ng Congress to amend the act reg: lating the distribution of Potomac water through- out the city of Washington. Mr Miller pro two amendments, the first providing that the pipes shall not be laid except upon petition by the owners of more than one-half the front feet of the lots where such pi shall be called fur; and the second providing that the pro- visions of the resolution shall not go into effect natil at least two-thirds of the votes cast at the next general election shali be cast in favor of it Considerable discussion ensued, when the amendments were both requested Aud the joint resolution was then passed by ayes ys3 CRIMINAL Soper Lomeraky, Anthony Oble- tou, convicted of an assault and battery, was sen- tenced to one week's imprisonment in the county jail. Mr. Bradley appeared in court with a motion for the bail to be reduced in the case of Edmund French ‘o 85.000. After argument it was so re- duced. The Court then gave its decision in the motion for a new trial of Wm. Boyd for stealing slaves, which was heard on Saturday last. The motion was overruled on the ground that the jury in their verdict found a state of facts with which the Court could not interfere. Boyd was then placed at the bar and sentenced to hard labor in the pen- itentiary for seven years in each of the two cases which have been tried, making fourteen years in all. Two other cases charging the prisoner with conspiring with slaves yet remain on the docket against him. To-day.—The court met at the usual hour. Mr. Norris appeared in court as counsel for Ludin A. Bargy, who stands indicted In two cases for obtaining money on false pretences from B. Chambers, with a motion for a continuance of the cases to the next term. and offering as security for the defendant Mr. Washington O. Derry.” On hearing the application, the Court remarked that the security must be beyond question good and sutficient, and would only be taken by him in this or any other case upon the most Positive evi- dence as toits being requisite. The Judge re- marked furtber that incalculable mischief had been done by the taking of straw bail in cases of serious character by the defendants in such cases almost always turning upmissing when their trial should come off. ‘The Court was determined that so far as involved its province nosuch cases should occur in the future. Mr. Ould remarked that be was satisfied with the bail offered, and was willing to take Mr. Bargy’s recognizance, but asked the Court to tix the amount. Judge Crawford replied that $500 had been fixed by the magistrate in the cases, and he sup- that amount would be sutticient now, and ordered the clerk to take the recognizance as recommended by the District Attorney. Bargy was brought in by Officer Laughlin on a bench warant. There being no further business remaining for the petit jurors, they were discharged finally with the thanks of the Court. Pearson. on leave, introduced a joint resolu- tion ordering that the Water Register, in publish- ing proposals for water pipes, shall not confine his proposals altogether to iron pipes; : A bill was received from tne lower board ex- tending the time for receiving the estimates for building the new Centre Market-house until March I5th, 1860; i The bill amending the water law so as to allow the Water Register the power to advertise for four inch pipes, was taken up, and passed. Adjourned. Common Council.—Mr. Mead, from the police committee, reported back favorabiy the joint res- olution from the upper board prohibiting the use «ft convict labor in the construction of the new Centre Market house; passed Mr. Jones, from the committee on ways and means, reported a bill providing for cleaning the streets, alleys, and yutters of the city for the year J-80, aud appropriating $3,260 for that purpose; ed Mr. Edmundson, from the committee on fire department. reported a bill for the purchase of 1,000 feet of hose for the Union fire company; passed. Also, bills fer the relief, in the way of repairs, Ao., of the Franklin, Columbia, Metropolitan, aud Verseverance fire companies; passed. Mr. Boisseau, from the same committee, re- ported Dill for tne relief of the Anacostia fire company; passed, Mr Turton presented the petition of Charles J *blinau and others praying the opening of a new alley in square 616; referred. The joint resolution to extend the time for re- ceiving estimates for the erection of the new Centre Market house was taken up and adopted. Mr. Tartoa, from improvements committee, re- ported back ny ie Petition of Jas Car- ter and others praying that the alley in square 165 may be converted intoa street, accompanied b an adverse opinion of the Corporation Attorney; advers» report concurred in. and the opinion of the Corporation ordered to be printed. A bill was passed to fill a wash in centre of Third street west Mr Turton, from the committee of conference on the bill to increase the salary of the City Reg- ister, reported « substitute for the bili; report con- curred in. The bill enlarging the duties and increasing the pay of the Corporation Attorney from $50) to $1,000 being taken up— Mr. Sheckells moved to amend by having the Dill take effet from the Ist of July, 1360, instead of 1559. The Dill was ably advocated by Messrs. Jones and Morgan, (the latter, particularly paying a Bist tribute to the professional ability and ce- ebrity of the Corporation Attorney,) and o posed by Messrs. Orme. Given, and Powell, “ On motion of Mr. Given, it was indefinitely post Pponed—yeas 11, nays 9. Adjourned. Tue Rossery or Genera DeLza.—The rob- bery of Gen. Delza, at Charleston, South Carolina. has already been mentioned. The General isa South American, and was one of the ssenyers of the steamer Isabel, from Havana. © 1s accredi- ted to our Federal Government as an ambassador. The Mercury says that Le was robbed by some rson plundering his trank, while he was absent rom the room but seven minutes. The plunder consisted of #2,00) in Spanish 100-real pieces, coinage of 1959; 31.500 in £10 afd £20 notes on the Bank of England; nine honorary decorations, consisting of crosses, jewels, &c., of an intrinsic value of $10,000; two heavy gold watches, jew- eled, worth $500 each; two diamond rings, in gold settings, worth $svv each; and acollection of old, rare, and curious coins, valuable to collec- tors. Total value robbed about $17,000. The Spanish pieces are a new coin, of 100 reals each, equivalent to $5, and struck only during the past ear at the royal mint. ‘They are the first ever rought to Charleston. The bank notes had been placed for security in the toe of a zaiter shoe, of which there were four pairs in the trunk. From attending circumstances, itis judged that Gen. Delza was followed from Havana by some Cuban thief, who knew of the disposition of these val- es and seized the first opportunity to abstract em. This morning, Gen. Delz1, the Minister from Bolivia, had a consultation with detective officer Allen relative to the robbery of his money and jewels at Charleston, S.C. After detailing the circumstances of his trip to Charleston before and after the robbery, the General remarked that he had been pecalterty unfortunate since he left Bolivia. During a short stay at Paris, he deposited about $30,000 in a bank there, which closed upon him in a very short tim Svurreme Covrt.. esterday, J. Augustus Page, Esq., of New York, was admitted ‘an uat- torney and counsellor of this Court. No. 40. William Aspinwall etal., plaintiffs agt The Board of Commissioners of the county cf Daviess. Ona certificate of division in opinion between the Judges of the circuit court of the United States for the district of Indiana. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court, directing that both the questions certitied be an. swered in the negative. No. 324. William H. Skelden, claimant of a quantity of cotton, &c., appellant, agt Jobn Clif- ton. Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for the southern district of New York. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court. dismissing this cause for the want of jurisdiction No. 65. The United States, appellant, agt. Wil- Ham Bennitz. The argument of this cause wes cenclnded by Mr. E. M-Stanton for the appellant No. 68. The United States, appellants, at. Joun Rose etal. ‘The argument of this cause was com- menced by Mr. E Stanton for the = Hants, and continued by Mr. Crittenden and } "3 Benjamin for the appellee: Tue Raitroap Connection between Baltimore and the South and the Southwest js stated by the Baltimore American to be sorely embarrassed by the “rivalries and jealousies”’ of the parties in this District who desite, on the one hand, that the crossing should be at the Long Bridge, and, on the other, at the head of tidewater at Georgetown To avoid +: the squ«bbles of the Georgetown and Long-bridge pariies.”’ and the tardy action of Con; ’? in the matter of providing for ‘a rail- Toa dye across the Potomac, so that there might be no breaking of bulk in freigbtorebange of conveyance for passengers,”" the American suz- xests the policy of giving the District of Columbia a wide berth by the construction of a track, say from Bladensburg to a point opposite Alexandria, where the Potomac should be crossed in boats. like the Susquehanna at Havre-de-Grace. It would. inderd, bea pity if “rivalries and jeal- ousies” here should lead to a diversios from the District altogether We might remark, however, that the suggestion of the American would not entirely provide ‘ainst the “breaking of bulk in fretzht and the change of convevancs for passeagers,”’ which are stated to be the lead- ing ot for which the connection is desired at all. —Intelligencer. Tue Musica, Extertainment given at the tesidence of Mr. John Hood. on last evening, was in all its parts a decided success. Mr. Par. sons, the tenor vocalist, has a voice of great com- and sweetness, and possesses in an eminent lexree that very necessary qualification of a con- cert singer, a good articulation. Unlike the most of modern vocalists, he confines himself entirely to the good old songs of long ago, which being far better unde: by the great mass of concert- goers than many of the operatic medleys of the present day, are much more appreciated. “My nother dear,”” ‘Within a mile of Edinboro Aa ~The Light-bouse,” and ‘The Dying Girl, "—a few amoug many others Sung by this ventleman, were received with gone applause by a well- pleased and intellizent audience. ALEXANDRIA ITEMs -—-A large meeting of Whigs | and Americans took place last evening at Sarepta Hall, Alexandria, (Mr. W.D. Massey in the chair and Messrs. B. T. Plummer and F. Westw: Ashby acting as secretaries,) the object of the meeting being the appointment of delegates to the Virgings State Opposition Convention. Ninety delegates were appointed, and any W hig or Amer- jcan voter of the county who may be in Ricb- mond at the time of the convention authorized to ectasa delegate for the’ county. A committee ‘was appointed to make arrangements for the cel- ebration of Henry Clay’s next birthday by a pub- Me dinner, &c.; and after an able speech the Hon. Sain’! Chilton, of this city, the meeting ad- urned. 3 ‘fhe Mount Vernon Guards have received their pay for services at Charlestown. Arra ents are making by which the other companies—the Riffemen and Artillery—will be paid off in a few ‘3. here will be a Democratic menage Sere Hall this evening, commencing at 7 o'clock, to a at delegates to the Richmond cenvention, to be held on the 16th instant. Tue Court or Cats meet esterday; Hon. James Hughes taking his seat on the bench, in the ! ome = Judge em aggtieg de-eared -, Cameron agt. the United States. Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion of the roe in this case, allowing the claimant $27,393,13 Loring delivered a separate opinion, concurring. Sarah B. Webster ayt tue United States. Judge Loring delivered the opinion of the Court, ad- verse to the claim. Z. Eddy etal., agt. the United States. In this case Ju Loring ‘delivered the opinion of the Court, as Sag eS Anrest ror Larceny.—Last night, a young ™an, named R. Jones, was arrested ‘officer Gormley, with a U. S. warrant, c! ing him with stealing one horse, one cart, and one Wagon. He was taken before Justice Donn, and sent to the guard-bouse toawait security for a further hearinz, Which was soon given and the accused released. The circumstances of this sapposed larceny are —————EE THe PERFORMANCEs of the French company at the Theatre last night were amusing enough for a single evening, but could hardly draw on repeti- tion. Composed of five members only, the com- pany is not b pes entitled to set itself up for the rendition of comic opera, though as vaudeville and operette performers they can take a fair posi- tion. The pieces last night were exceedingly epee 5 — with characteristic French vivacity, and with some very Pleasin light vocalization. 4 . to-night, under the general r. T. Ford, and management of Mr. S. \W. AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Franglin Fire| Glenn The performance introduces the beanti- Company, Monday evening, the following officers | ful and le actress, Miss Maggie Mitchell, as Prince Frederick in the comedy of the “Young Prince,” and as Katy (with songs and dances) in the play of --Katy O’Shiell.”” Under the manage- ment of Messrs. Ford and Glenn, the public will expect a most enjoyable theatrical season. Tug Rvssiax Wan Diorama. now open at Odd Fellows’ Hall, every . isoneof the most interesting and instructive en’ jaments in the cil Not only is it the great centre of attrac- = tl a toa? os vbr ag thes. w. Geo. R Crosstield; Treasurer, Win, - Fanning: Chief Engineer, Joba : ; Second Director of Hose, Rezin Offutt: Third Director of Hose, Wm. Tozer; Fourth Di. rector of Hose, F. Fridley; Engine Keeper, Thos. tion ni eho its afternoon exhibitions fer the tga tacoma cf the fog, and ne bot par: Ter ee Wedneeday ond Bau, n uence a occur on it. Heulazly open observation. ei bay aflernoons, it will be remembered. SSN : Kerpixe 4 Bawpy Hovse.—Last night, Eliza- | — ENT. beth nour, Sharging ise a Homer Sioa FOR SALE AND R a @ warrant c! ing eeping a baw: RENT— ‘ottag: E, house on New Jersey avenue, near the rai! F ge iaeh aed "1th (ag The case came up for trial before Justice | sts. Rent $10 per month. For particulars — 2 a nn. the premise: Mr. Edwd. Wroe fied that the accused kept | > IRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT = a house next to bis resitlence, and the behavior of F pay eae e Sor, Any ab aes E=- pores = nentitig the house is such that he can- wil! be rented for six months or a year. Jn- endu: house at all hours of the night Has seem indecent AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, GER ane SILVER WATCHES. CHAINS, ich JE ay ac» at AvcTion—On THURSDAY MORNING, ath fast, at Ivo'sioce, We wil! sell, at the anoction rooms, 8 fine assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, and rich seta Jewelry, consigned to us by one of the most re ones ie Northera houses. ‘arms fo7-d WALL & BARNARD, Ancts, By WALL & pe edema me ; E'S SALE.— ti of °} s e. 0 i o m, at the ‘auction room of Wall & Barnard, one rge Mirror, ‘erms cash. THE LATEST NEWS| TELEGRAPHIC. Pe Important Suit Decided. ICHMoND, Feb. 6.—The Courtof Appeals to- day decided the long pending sult of the Ricb- mond, F; icksburg, and Potomac Railroed Company agt. the Virginia Central Company favorable to the former; {nstituting an injenction on future travel over the combi: roads formi: the Central route from Washington to Richmond, and decreeing an account to be : os rendered by the it any longer. Men go to and from the | quire at the Star Office. f:7-1w* wos NISHE, behavior in the house and outside. The accused T ROOMS Es OF PLEASANT FURNISE RD is the keeper. This is her second week there. | 297 atraet, third door from 12th street, and two She rents from Mr. Bray. Disreputable characters | square from the Kirkwood House. fe 7-3* Lucas. ‘The keeper cavee from Sel. Austins. Sis | JOR," ALE—A nice thrae-etory Brlok HOUS®, has girls there. - ie ,00 2d street, betware D and E streets, in Kib- Patrick Cochran testified that he had seen men | sold nn cary tai Pre, Bove property will be rms. Price made kno’ loguir- going in and og of the house. Had seen | ing of H.W. HAMILTON & CO., No. 562 7th indecent behavior there. Instanced the case of | 8tect. PPPosits Ceutre Market, Title perfect. two negro boys exposing themselves so as to be | fe7 tf — seen by females in adjoining streets. Had seen Fok RENT—A comfortable BRICK HOUSE, females going there day and night. with 8 rooms. on I street, between 6th and 7th. Justice Donn held her to bail in $300 to appear | Inquire of T. B. BROWN, at his housefurnishing at the ensuing term of the ‘Criminal Court. wee oak st., between I and K, No. 360. Hor at THE Usitxp States Hore.—Another Fe SA LE—Ths Good Willand Fixtures of a of those pleasant reunions for which the United intkesee on Pa. avenue, ween lith and States Hotel this season has become distinguished, | 12th ate .n eas Dope er ee coe came off at that establishment last evening. A | Gver Hodgeane' steve cee. th attest, hobwasan tf brilliant assemblage of historical, interesting and di z feé su beautiful women, with a ee fusion of OR RENT. : S = B. could not. under the management of Smith, northeast corner of 6th and F streets, one of the Remer & Peters, be otherwise than a great suc- | § i jest loca i i cess. ‘The dancing was kept up with spirit til HE busineas: only ano cmatars fom the'City Post i; e a! was ice an § Fein of with heel, nd thus the hops atte | fn City Hint and Been. i soe ee Tni st ie m8, i ud ‘room an 1 en; is ue States are becoming a very popular insti arvanged for a store and dwe fing; has ‘a bake-oven 2 Wi ES Stn and will =i - gonfeationer or baker. Tue Twenty-szconp.—We are glad to learn n given unmedistel y, 5 that an effort is being made, with complete success | E20, °teE | “Contains largo dining: roots aad this. probably Will be the lt appearance ot ont | kisentte, hg parlors. Your Tatgn and. one. smal military in a body, itis to be hoped that theranks | tached. with grapes and Iruit trees, wood house, of every company will be full. ‘This can only be | &¢. It 1e now occupied, but possession can be given accomplished by a general suspension of business, | ®4.80y tine. to give employees an epportunity of joining thelt For terms, &o. apply to GEO. J. SEUFFERLE, it A. LLOYD, Trustee. fez st WALL & BARNARD. Avota. By BARNARD & rage Georgetown. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI- TURE at Avction.—On MONDAY MORN ING, 3th inst., at 10 o’clock, we will sell, atthe late residence of Henry Brewer, deceased, on West street, between Green and Mostgomerr atreets, Georgetown, @ general assortment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, comp: i Maeno Nee po *_ Rockers, idehoard a1 ning Table, Bedsteae, Feather Beds, Hait and ‘Shuck Mat- tresses Wardrobes, Washetands and Lounge, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Bedding, &c, Chamber and Parlor Stoves. China, Gises and Crockery Ware. Kitchen Utensils, a general assortment. Terms: $3) cash; over that amount 30 and 60 deys, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter- crs fe7-d BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers. ALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LOCATED PROPERTY AND Lanp at Avctioy.—On MON- DAY AFTERNOON, i3th instant. at 43s o’vlock, we will sell,in front of the premises, Lot 25, in Square 250, 75 by 46 feet on the corner of 13th and i streets, opposite Franklin Square, and improved by one two story and basement brick Dweiling House, containing 13 rooms. &c., and a smailer house, which rents separately, and both of which are now Fredericksburg route by ice in the Potomac Al So, a decree against each of the combined com panies for its share of the prorerds; and each of the combined roads are bound for the other if the decree against either proves ineffectual. It jt re ted that the Central Road will lose half a mi!- ion of dollars by this decree Imprisenment ef a Slave New York, Feb. 7.—The slaver bark Orion, of New York, had been seized on the coast of Africa by a British steamer and taken to St. Helena, where she was delivered over to the United States steamer Mystic The Captain of the Urion has been imprisoned there by order of the American Consul. The Orion had when captured 1,023 ne 2 on board, of whom 152 died before reaching St. Helena. New Orveans. Feb. 6.—Minister McLane,who recently arrived here from Vera Cruz, left this morning for Washington, according to instruc- tions from the State Department. Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 7—Wheat—smell sales of white at $1.28381.33. at Jackson, Brother & Co.'s, 333 Pa. ave. fe6-tf | under good rent. companies. The military spirft is on the rise i iZ Also, at the same time and p'ace, 25 = : here; and this occasion, of all others, should be | PYOOMSFOR RENT, Furnished or Unfurnished. | between Washington and Alesandviare shortedie, | Howard street $5 3785.50. Wheat firm; white the one to exhibit to visiters that we are not de- at 450 12th street, between G and H, Wash- tance west of the turnpike, on the Oid Georgetown road, suitable for meadow and 7 One-fourth cas $1.35a1 50. Corn dull; white and yellow 70a73¢ Provisions steady; mess $18; prime $13 50a®!1, bacon sides 2. Whisky steady; sales of 400 bbis Ohio at 23} New York Markets. New Yorn, Feb 7 —Flour hos advanced Sc State $5285.05; Obio $5 65a85.75; Southern 5 45 285.70. Wheat is buoyant—Canada white $1.35 Corn is quietand unchanged. Pork is dull; sales untmportant—old mess $17.31a817 37; new de. $18.12; old prime $12a812 25; new S14 25°14 37 Lard closed firm at 10¥allc. Whisky dull at 23 ficientin patriotism. Several principal merchants | !ngion, fe4 lw* and bankers have alread gsizacd an agreement to OR RENT—A three story and attic BRICK suspend business on the 22d a ee oa south reat Pees eros —_—____— ¢ Smithsonian grounds, en er month, Roxvtxe tue Tuixs Curax ixto rx Gros. | Inquire of 6. R- ADAMS, No. 460 ith st. fictt Last night, friends of Mr. Clusky, the late Post- master of the House of Representatives, accom- Bor ES a with back buiiding, stable penied by music, called upon him at his resi- &c., with between 11,000 and 12,000 a feet a} lence, and, after a few tunes, Mr. Clusky appeared | ground attached, which is laid off for a vegetable and madea speech. Speeches were aldo delivered | and flower garden. The garden oontains @ variety by several Democratic politicians who had of enna nase sod other Rowers. ne operty is situal in the e Th section of je city, and 1: gathered in anticipation of the serenade. very healthy neighborhood and onl aboot 15 Waren Returns —R. Jones. arrest on a war- | pts Walk from tee ee apply to Dr. rant; security for a further hearing. James Don- | R. GRAME, Treasury Bastin. fod 6t* nelly, fighting; fine and costs, $3.15. F. Beers, 3 $3.15 y * $2.49 OR RENT—Two spiendid suites of ROOMS, cose te <= Beaty: ee ene F elegantly furnished, suitable for members of plored, cesaule and eee So days. Jim Darkev, | Congress orlotharn wishing to seoure fret rate colored assaulf and battery; fine and casts, $2.15. apartments during the session. Inquire'at No, 353 Jas. Williams. do ; $3.15. and security for peace. ‘enns:lvanis avenue, opposite Brown’s Hot! rard*ning pur} % + the balance ine, 18, and 24 months, bearing inter: and secured by a dee of trust cn the premises. fe7-d WALL & BARNARD, Ancts THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneere, iN. F. FRENCH’STENTH ANNUALSALE of Books and Stationery at auction, at store of W. F. Bayly, 27% Pa. avenue, sales every evening until after Christmas, ‘The stock is now complete in every department of Literature, Science, and Art, Holiday Books fromthe smallest Juvenile up to fine Gift Bo ort 50, fine Bibles and Prayer Books, Butler’s fine Gift Books, for 1260, Stationery of every variety; all of which will be sold very low to close the entire stock out in 30 days. Books at private sale at hal eno Call and see. de l4-d BEN. F, FRENCH Salesman. irable two-story and attic Financial —Stocks are dull and heavy Chicagoand Rock Island 624; Minois Cen sbares 56 ¥; do. bonds 89; New York Central 704; Read- ing 38%; Mil. and Miss 2; Mo. 6's 80. Noney easy and unchanged. New Yor, Feb. or = ida PS ete fine eed costs, $3.15. | at List’s ral corner of 6th and C sts, fe 2-lw* FUTURE DAYS. AVE YOU BEEN PRESENT Highteen vers we iste i "AR @Al aoe es = ae A 18 ee eee OR SALE A new and compiste furnished By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. GRANDREPRESENTATION s 5 three stor: BRICK HOUSE with 7 rooms; gas Cextre Marxket.—The prices this morning | and water fixtures. Lot 133 feet 10 inches, ry Positive SALE OF SIX HANDSOME THMREE-STORY AND Basement Bricx Hovses ANDTHE LOTS ON WHICH THEY STAND, FRONTING THe Patent OFFicg, aT AvcTION —On FRIDAY, the 17th inst., i shal, sell.in front of the premises, at haf pastS o’ciock p m., six fine Brick Houses, known as Waikers Row, fronting on Stn street west, between F and G stree's nerth. immediately opposite the Patent Office. situated on icts 19 and 2) and half lot 2i_ in square No, 376. No, t, being the south house, nara running back 10 feet to a SI feet 5 a ley; the house contains 10 good conveniently arranged roo ns and wide passages. No. 2 fronts 16 fest, running back 190 feet to the alley ; the house contains 9 rouris and carrey ae Nos 3.4 and 5 frout each 20 feet, running back 71 faet to a 4 feet alley; the hous:s contain 10 rooms each, with wide paseages. JNo 6, being the corner house, 33 feet front, run ning back the same depth. ‘rerms ; One-third cash; balance in 6,12, "8 and 2imenths, the purchaser to give notes for the de ferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given aud adeed of trust taken itle in disputshie. {+4 eoaw A. GREEN, Auct. CEE GEORGETOWN A DVERT’MTS varied but little from those of the past week. | 25 feet 8 inches wide, surrounded by 6 foot fence, on The gangways. as usual after 2 damp spell of | 10th atreet, between M and N, having a 10 foot alles weather, were mnddy and slippery, the result of | on the sonth and a 30 foot alley the unclean condition of the streets and avenues frien ee bounding the market space There were few aa country producers present, but the supply by the beqweentthand7th, If not so!d in a efort time, will licensed dealers was ample for the demand. be rented to a good tenant. fe 2-1w* s : Ss at Ve j OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE Hariisnl Soe ae ee Benj eta 6 rooms, situated on F street north, dete een rctied by officer King for welling | hocecensd and so etrecte weet Keer funtion partic: goods by sample. The goods are from the house | yare inquire of J. ROVER, Ist, between 1 ent k of Hamilton Easter & Co., Baitimore, Md. Upon hearing before Justice Donn, he admitted ‘the | tems Berth ei a hearing before Justice Donn, be admitted the 3 fact, ‘and was fined $20 and costs. He has since | VALUABLE LAND FOR SALF.—I will ecil, obtained a regular license from the Corporation. | qordx of Land, situated witht five miles of Beet = " Royal, at the County Seat of Warren county, Va. ARREST FOR LAaRcENY.—This morning, officer | Tha land is heavily timbered, principal.y with Chipley arrested George Rawlings for Tobbing | chestnut, osk, of large size, and will yield an im- Wim. W. Bailey, the captain of a craft, of about | mense amounf of tan bark. On the property 18 8 #130 in money. “Between sixty and seventy dol | fine oe of Seer satiaient for iad once of lars of the money was recovered. Rawlings was a mill to grind bark, or forany other application ; x lesirable, and we:l suited for a tannery on the most sent to jail by Justice Cooper to await a further | xtamerve sonia” ‘The property is wi itn somites of hearing. the Manassas Gap Railroad, and is of easy ace City Directory = From the: compiler, Mr. W fered Wishing to purchase will cal! at my r lence, in Warren county, two miles east of Str: H. Boyd, we have a copy of his Washington and burs, ‘on the ‘Manaseas ‘Gap Railroad, and Iwi OF THE STORM ON THE BLACK SFA, AT THE Ls ODD FELL OWS’ HALL NOTICE TO BUILDERS, Office Board of Commissioners New Contre Market? Washington, January 11. tes. The Board of Commiss: September, 1859, entitied ‘An act providing erection of a New Market-houseon the site of present Centre Market,” in pursuance of the previ sions of said act, hereby invite sealed propo: building said market house, according to t! and specifications of the same, to be seen ‘and copy of the latter obtained ) at the office of the Board, in the basement story of the City Hall, to be en- dorsed “Proposals for the New Market-house,” addressed to John C. Fitzpatrick, Exq., President of the Board of Commissioners, and delivered st this office, on or before the 22d day of February next, between the hours of 9 and 12 a. m. The Architect, Charies Haskins, Eeq , will be in attendance, daily until that time, to give necessary explanations in regard to the work. idders for the work are required to propote for it * Por the build ete. - For the building com; 2 As, in view = the uncertain nature of the round en which the building is to be ereeted, Georgetown Directory for 1860, a valnable publi- | take pleasure in showing them the property. Fur- — Ses = - e whole number of eye under the foundation, cation, containing many new features of popular- ther information can be pat ot pete D Wallach, ROME te Schoo! Tex = now ont nome portion = he Erilinge, as indicated on i - : edit 8 ington( D. ‘. » Pro ayment is earnes! esired, ie pian, may no’ requ 5 ity. Its issued in neat and convenient style. fs 1-im al )*X PITMAN. B6lw CHAS. D-WELCM Collector.” | wher deleeton they Sill mele nie, and for griliage per superficial foot, t hot requiredsand in cave that more : lage may be found necessary than the is for, WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIAT’N. J Lists are stiliiat the store of Daniel Brown and thedrug tore of J. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, Tue Fouxpry Cuvrcy Sasnatit Scroor, as- Fes, NT—A handsome and convenient y ar- | RE sisted by the Choir, will give an exhibition and ranged BRICK HOUSE, with 11 rooms, No, Concert to-rnorrow evening, at the Church, corner | 303 6th strect, betwoen K street and New York e. Rent $3 per annum. ja R-Im™ h h tide Bmeommes ae boameiber 1 egg ogee ety and = fe mg ge 9 Fourteent! s 7 PORSeee Sent Seen For SAO: = where sharon tn this Ase “ ; ve + | tions, the price for enc! itional pile, for eac ee enth and G streets, commencing at VOR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build. | At the meeting last night, it was resolved that oiti- superficin! foot of grillage, tor each perch of stone- - nae 1 Okt immediately opposite the west wing of the | 2,"% 0! Washington be allowed to take shares to | Wore and for each cubie gaid of excavation. Tue Laptes of the I. street Baptist Church com- City the number of two hundred, and a list for this pur. pose can bs found at Geo, F. Kidweil’s wood and coal yard, lith street, just south of the Avenue, ‘The next meeting will be at the Counet! Chamber THURSDAY, Sth inst, fe 3-c0st ZRSHIP Heretofore existing Dow Line has been tiasday 1 oo usout, All parties havine ny claims Against the firm will please present them r Dowling for settlement, aud all debts due the firm are to be settled with hin, who will continue the Auction and Commission Business at their old stand, CULBERTSON MARTIN, THOS. DOWLING. Gerreetown. January 2%, 186%. fe7 st" h ‘all,reosntly occupied by Chas. 8. Wallach menced holding a fair last evenng, in Thorn’s | ga an office, Aiso the front room in the second building, Seventh street, to raise funds to repair | story and the third floor of the same building, For theirchurch. We have an idea that this must be | terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2 a very pleasant place to drop in at. Louisiana avenue. ja 13 tf SALE-A MODEL FARM, situated in Tue Baux of the Union Fire company, at Stott’s Ranks het aad ae ‘about 4 mules from Hall last night, was a very pleasant affair, pretty | Georgetown, on tie turnpike leading to Rockville, women being abundant and very amiable. So | [tisina high state of cu tivation. with all the im- saith a youny man of ours who was ‘thar.’ | provements necessary. Will be sold a bargain, or Arth’s band did up the music in good style. eneuanped tor che» Alaa, fro nal . 5 ton, D.C. Apply to G, A GRAY» Citizens’ Ball will come off at the As- | ts Apply to 6 sembly Rooms, on Thursday night next, the entire | Afent: No- Toten. proceeds to be devoted to te benetit of the Orphan | FYURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Two Ss. — tume required for the completion of the work. All proposals must be made in conformity with the foregoing. and accompanied by a written guar- antee, of the following form: Form of the swarantee. + in the State (or die- will, within ten days r the contract, exeoute the same, with good and: Sureties, to the amount of twent; dollars, and in case snid— shal! fail to enter into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the difference between the offer of the said —— and 3 POTATOES. that which may be accepted. joys’ Asylum Sere westable newly furnished Rooms for rent 2.000 BUSHES OF Ces iew Jersey White (Signatares of the two guarantors.) pills Ravine ion | {406 D street north, between 6th and 7th streets | Niercers, eu-tahie for seed oF table use. For sale Date. Tux Satary of the Register of the Corporation | west. no 30 eotf_ | f-om store in lots to suit purchasers. has been fixed by a conference between the two | = at ness, hereby o=rtify that the above named — and — Bre known to meas men of property. and able a their guarantee. PETER RERRY. fe4 eco 5 Water street, Georgetown. d FOR SaLr‘r— 40 DOZEN “s SPARKLING GELATINE, 5) barrels Crushed a ed SUG S, dd Refined * § 1:9 do. HERRINGS and ALEWIVES, 5 do. Patent Safety Fure, Is) do. OLD RVE WHISKY. By ‘JOHN J. BOGUF, Nos. 36 and 38, fe4Stawtr East Market Space, Georgetown. OR RENT —The beawtifnl STORE No. 77, Bride street, Georgetown, near the Union Ho- tel and Bauk, and now occupied by Lewis Payne, will be for rent on and after the Istof Ma-ch next. Also, for rent a brick carriage beuse and etabie, { with « hydrant. Apply to Dr. C H. 24 Dumbarton street. fe 1-1m Boards of Council at $1,750 per annum. Fo RENT—The south HOUSE of the row of new four story houses lately erected on sd ’ = bhi leave = street, between D and EF streets north. Also, the Don’t Forcet the exhibition of the Gorsuch | three ne four-story dwellings on 4th street, front- Chapel Sunday School, this evening, at the ing the City Hall square. These houses contain Chapel, Four-and-a-half street, Island. all the modern improvements, and are desirably lo- aps o SING YGEN - .» Beilders, or uIP, Dy. rzrsia CuRED By EAE UE OEIC ERATED Bit ‘Attorney at Law i No: 46 La: avanes, aeaceth ee PortsmourH. N. H., April 15, 1852 f no 25 eot ron sar, Sit For the last four years | FOR Sa LE—A small FARM of Sv acros, situated Dele ee net death eereT | AY atthe Little Falls, having a comfortabledwelt: have been compelied to quit my business, and tho | (RF howes, corn house, stables, fe; weil fenced disease had become so seated that I had given up a: dacs Sod- Ihnpes of ever DDIM Ney eee id Ths nue | acres in oultivation, the balance in handsome wor tingle feat eaasar reat diutren < land. itis peculiarly desirableas a country resi ® Mihad given up in decent et ou atroncly ree. | dence, being perfectly healti-; and most romantical- heart {ull of gratitude, that | now pronounce myscif | i Mr MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain B-idse, wholly Sree from all symptoms of Dyspep ia. Loan | L B eat Any thing at any time, sleep well, and can now N THE CENTRE OF To. pe apne by the United States District Judge, the Unit States District Attorney, Corporaty Attorney of Washi: n, Collector or Navy Acent. Bopre } which do not conform to the forege ing wil! be con > nd whereas the fourth section of the aforesai4 sot deciares, “that from and after the ie of this act the entire nett revenues 4f the it Cen arket-house, and also those of the proposed new structure, are hereb: Peprenrinne’, cnn invio. Jably set apart, as special fand, subject to the or der of the Commissioners authori: by this act, to enable them to pay for the on comel on of eaid structure,” payments for the work will be made upon monthly estimates of the architect of the work done, reserving ten per cent. T ar collateral security. so far as the funds acoruing un der said section of the act will cation, or as may LOVER SEBD, &c. 1,4 Ibs. prime Ro'l BUTTE 4 EVENTH WARD.— eujoy the balmy air of spring, and look upon nature For saie one good two stery FRAME HOUSE B 2) boxes ORANG ES and LEMONS, Aeretuatier Be grovsied Oy te LPR a witha delight that has been a stranger to me for | and lot next to the corner of 7th ant Estreets south. | 5 bushe!s CLOVER SEED, in 14-e0td Seoretary of the Bont. qears, To all who may be suffering from Dyspepsia, | Apply to JOHN H. TUCKER, corner of Mary. | 10 Jars HONEY, in the comb, very fine, ne “ F would sas," aee the Urymengte Bitters.) land avenueand 1'th stroot:teinind. __in28-r0rt"_ | py cae eee eA een PRES RVEDGINGER, | 10 pox snes’, AND CIGARS Gentlemen—1 add my hearty concurrence with the | EFOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, eontaming | Baker No. 1 CHOCOLAT. COCOn ono BRO 5 ¢. Kowhonielsé. above statement. knowing it to contain nothing but 13 rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath-room, &c. MA, 5 do ‘wist do, the truth. I have never sold any medicine for Dys- | Inqui-eon the pramisos, No. 24 Missouri avenue, | 59 boxes Scotch HE! 4 do. Cavendish do. papsia that hax given so un veraal eati:fact'on as | between 4 ard 6th streets. ‘The furniture will be | TOMATO CATSUP. @ do, 10's Plug do. the Uxygenated Bites Wau R. Preston, sold ee fpnted with the house, if desired, ALMONDS, Sonera gm Hovens sad Parmen CIGARS. i ruggist and Apothecary. _in ma a er screm % 7 > Just received and for sa'e I» » eerepmred by MW Petrie & Co. Boston, and for | WOR SALE—On accommodating terms, One | 1 8t 8. FENEEY._| how ‘MURRAY & SEMMES. le be Ze, D Gilman Obed ie B. Waite, half Square of Ground,on 7th street; will be | FXYOR NEW YORK —The packet chooner Ham SEVENTH STREET. 510 @ sete dohe cehwiree: Naas & Paice’ Wak: ed to nuit pi rehasers. if ammadiata sericea ilton, Captain ssden, has arrived. sod = 10 sens, 3 Stott, John vet 5 . 2 ¢ made to the unde ed, at their Jewelr |! sail as above with diepatch. or freight gags » ington; and br dealers every where. feviwr Fanoy Store. 816 7th Ht, opsonite the taken bal pemaee apply to Pe REM A i ji G. W. BRAY & CO. Dr. Hostetrer’s Bitters have rece: hy : ; - warmest enoo:nums from the press an es for farm hianda,wi!l be taken in ex v0: genecr O ees nine thestghout the Union, “Asa valtatle tonic for the | change ja9-Im*_ McCOBB & DODG 63 Water street, Georgeto CHARLES, IW CUNNINGHAM ed his PLUMBING AND GAS FIT ISG ESTABLISHMENT 30 No #10 ja st 3 ee nd ¢ P QeET ARRIVED. BREE DOORS BELOW Opp FELLOWs Haut. care of Dyspepsia Flatulence Constipationant gon OR RENT—A new and dosirable four-story RIME CRAB APPLE CIDER mj Ny ee pe gy . gral nervous debility, it cannot be approached. BRICK DWELLING, situated on 12th stroet | “We have this day received, per schooner K. H et § Ev ry day new cases of ite great effect are chroni north, near HW street—No. Rent moderate, | Atweod, from Boston, 59 barrels Prime CRAB PU AD BAER G_FIXTURES, 4 - £43. eled through cur principal public journa's, There Apply to J. T. LENMAN, No. 471 12th st. de 28 Ley NM panera Ds. 1x nothing equal to theenioyment to that which the | — = ™* ei afflicted experience when uting this valuable spe- VOR RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS elie. Its mild tone, its eure and vigorous action handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water upon pSleordsred aieaes aud the sleaneiae o{tte Sed hes nootn (eens wee) eS Aa © tr human body rhould recommend it to al; clase- | are lark: y3 four roe or, {roy 6:01 ovr community. Al: that will be negersary to | Rrat hoor up. ,iuauire of WALL, STEPHENS & ce nvinee the skeptical of its h althy effecisis to | CO., 322 Pa, avenue, betweon 9th and 10th sts. & bolt-eand be convinced. by Mruggists and dealers generally ev eis Senfe7-00st APPLE CIDER and 5) barrels of Ordinasy Cider, all of which we warrant to be pure juice of the ap- ple. As we have to make room for more that is on the way, we will close this lot out 2oE for cash. ARNY & SHINN, dea Upton Bottling Depot. Georgetown. Ps pale Cocks, ‘Copper ated Bap Tubs. Sinks, Marble top Wash Basins, Howe and ca mo ies eal sien to introducins \s'Butidite and"Brnis'Wondenoes Vested by tear or Hot Water on the most improved pians. FI OPINIONS OF THE A R- ONES GENERAL OF aE UNITED STATES—Advising the Presitent and Heads of Espounding the Constitution, Treaties, with Tor cict lanvertaasee ned lolion ribes and the Public Lawes [n8 volumes 8vo. bownd in sheep, with oo pious i — onde cianet., Ze ce ggg “. 5 e 01 % ses wen are ooid separate from sets, to ‘allow 6 000 POTATOES. ; BUSHELS Pnme New Jersey White Mercere just received, per schooner C. A. Elliott, and for salo from the vessel in lots to suit go ners. PETER BERRY, dez &5 Water atreet. Georgetown, (CRANDELe, OPTICIAN, No, 128 S yay = st., Georgetown, FineN hinges beep — & inrge sesortment of ‘rench Near-sichted, Periscopy /Ol~ cred. and all other SPECTACLES, of Sk the best guality, in gold, sliver. sesl ond German iver frei id Frames Repaired and ew xinsses set in shem to order. Pino 19-1 a {OR RENT—Several fine ROOMS, furnished or eywiere: ——— eee hihed at 276 Pa. avenue, two doors east 1 “Tug War or ants : pls ts Harp ee of the Kirkwood Honse. — no 2-tf and heed the advice contained in =e = = = tho work" Fluman Prailiy. or Physiotoreal Re: | GENATORS, ME: IBERS OF CONGRESS— searches” It treats of tha evil effects of early abuse er oar eatd enites of ROO ME secenty far and indulgence, is embellished with elaborate co! | nished, will be rented during the session of Con ored engravings, portraying every feature and fest, in the most desirable loc! by in this city. phase of disenso, exposes the fallacy of tho ordina- | being within one or two. squaros of Brown's and ty modes adopted for the oure of Jocai ax wel! as | National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms ereditary maladies and gives the only safe and in- | Wili do well to make early applicsti at No. 379 ‘allibie remedy for expunginge every trane of the | 8th street between PD street and Pa. av. de 5-tf virus frem the system. Soid by Dr. Barrow. 194 3 reons who bave the first volumes to com Bleecker street, N. ¥.. Price 33 outa, Sent free ete ae aie ee ee ; {heir sete. Price of the whole é volumes, 820. A Sold aleo by 8, Galvort Bord, Jr Washington, A nisin intorssouton of the Georgerows | PFAVE YOU SFEN THE GRAND — Iiberal diseountaliowed tp'the tradn Orders are D.C. ta6-Im.r’ | and bitte Falls roads. cnusisting of 102 acres. In- ILLUMINATION OF LONDON, | now polite. Also, © Digest to a Opens, ae gare on the premises, or of Z. RICHARDS, corne; “ AT THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL? oe a ws » DIED, ath and K Washington, D.C. ia 10-tf Sere _ BLANCHARD & MOHUN, February 7th, 1860, PATRICK EN ¥ Ac a, ucceseors + Fern ~ ON, red f years ‘and 3mon‘ls. Declan ft a AVE YOU WITNESSED J MANUFACTURER OF fe2 ty cor, 1ith st. ant Pa. ave. ah McMahon. May he rest in prace H THE CHARGE OF THE MILITARY CLOTHING, CAMLY & COvS 18 funerai will take place to morrow (Wednoe- IMMORTAL SIX HUNDRED, Sovrueast CorNER SECOND AND SPRUCE Sts, J. M. Mc e day) afternoon at 4 o’olock p. m., irom the residence AT THE PHILADELPHIA. Of Bis parentes 267 L street, between I7th and 1th It ODD FRI: OWS’ HALL? FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. ja 30-6m 4,000 rotias of bare Beckehest Flour ground and forwarded to us from Luzerne coun ty, Pennsvivania. We have never seen a fine: article. {[7> We soll it at the price of the ordinary Backwheat Floar. On the 5th of February, of consumption, in his For ~ . Isth' year, GABRIEL THOMAS VALENTINES W.and Martha R. Donn, of this arty, |! O2°re® 60 To At Charlestowa. Mase , Navy Yard, on Tuesday, SHEPHERD'S, Sist ult., of consumption, RICHARD N. PEAKE, onrner 7th and P tre te. is st Gunner U.S. N , aged 37 years, formerly a reei dent FOX CRACKER f Washington city. of ngton city. A FRESII Supply of these j tly eslebrated ALSO, x DING i to Best FAMILY FLOUR of “James 8. Welsh,” NATIONAL HOTEL BUIL! % LOST AND FOUND iby dealers wth'afronhartslo, an Nebr York | “Caiedome*Ragres” gud ether cheige brands, ——= : = id tarma. (ia 2) KING & BURCHELL. Extra and Superiine Enon Banca. WE HAVE IN STORE, Losin Saturday nicht. inthe Th-atra or on | STEVENS SELLING OFF AT COST! H de® tf Corner of 15th at. and Vermont av. or will Beliberaly Sewage EE 336 Pemnsylvamia Avenue. S. ANN F.SISSON’SSYRUP OF WOOL, ‘or the cure of Diarrhea and Durations, in tae very last stage of the disease. And my SYKUP & RUE,s never failing cure for the bam | Cough. Also, I havea cure for Bone Fellons, ali kind of Risings Sores of every description, and many diseases too numerous to Cae) J could lay before the public many certificates if it was needful. 1 have been in this AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF cLOTHiIN G THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY All Geods ef eur Manufacture—Made in the T. Th finder wi!i be liberaily rewarded by Jeaving it wi SAM’L BAC hy E = UN & CO. commer Mh owiehe f SPEAKER ELECTED! return of laven fost o; | Money Must Now be Plenty! ‘aday eve} aes February? ‘The above reward avenue. {57 3: REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE $3 BUFFALO ROE S ibe nf : ‘Star | pCONSEQUENTLY, ON AND AFTER MON- Glens Se te » CHARLES HUMPHREY, snd tar | DRT ees Oy ET ER MON: fe * Most Fashionable Style—of the Best , stock i th qetetion sokeic ML Oe a Ie ailae elas pacae oe oes Material and Workmanship. Foor on Ky batwrcan mee ean sine eutaee | Lsinand Faonr HEAD DRESSES Ge,_ | aid the pubiae forthe kind petropore Ory haw . ir} ‘on, by ni a on the ith t @ aree white BOAR LACES, Real and Imilation; BMBROIDEWIES, | slowed gu me and I'rtal solver see came favors. The Finest Stock of Shirts The owner is requested to come forwar Bonnet and Trimming KIBANDS. RS. ANN F, SISSON, No. i i! 7h st.. IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN Prove property PSY charger, acd tarot | Walteand Cored STRAW BONNETS, fol-iw between Dand i, SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING aye (fe 6st, AS. MURTZ. | Ready made do. EEN CORN. SHIRTS MADE PERS DQ DEE RID GLOVES, 5 cea TowAT Rogas BEANS, ING GOODS } FAP. bat RID Oe EAN! > | Bia-k Craps TRIMMING i PEACHES, M Bi. Mi FURNISH ee ae. |’ Ad many other ates’ toe mamgrnas ta wi. | peasy ASPARAGUS fe OF RVERY DESCRIPTION YY! toa; atl whichi it Mt tly z Aleut srcet betgeca iad sth comets Inmetate attention. asthe okan's will be for one BROW WS. mrieauin a. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. Re eeee in Foon Hosta, cen beo ng daw! | Thoexteeme low prices will satisfy you that thia | _!¢3-<t_Sole arent for Cheanut Grove Wists. ae 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, bl act H "3 ret i pay per of the common humbuas ne | SSSENCK SULMONIC UP. Hostetter’s =F = li most positiveiy eff the Bitters, Aver’ 1 and Pills, Brown’s, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. AZUMEA, AZUMEA. Satert inducements for tae esse, iy, ial eal BOSE Beeler TN Titi ont Baie riba asa Beg a (SLE. IP LSAELS | ease woee pean goaron onan Fy. KING & BURCHELL, | | ’Very respestivliy, K. C. STEVENS, 5 3 ost Kind Drug Store, mee sen pot BaF. jam Agents for the menuisoturer. | feat 336 Ps.evenuc, | fes-tw 113 Pa avenue, south side. overuse, |