Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1860, Page 1

a THE WEEKLY STAR. is + ‘ \ ‘RY AFTERNOON, = This excellent Family and News Journai—oon ieee anteghipenttinaseings ; Sener eneety etnaieanaiing sabinn ase AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, —! Centr of Pennsylvania Avenus and 11th strest, \—Cash, BY pres. = 5 W. D. WALLACH. ae : ae i ubs n by carriers at 948 2 reves —— eae re mail subscribers + Perce Sout at ihe We ‘THE EVENING STAR ¢ rer ST : - oy ee is $3.0 & year, in advance; $¥ for six months, @1 for three months; and for less than 80 generally throughout the country. months at the rate of 12 cents 8 week. Single one CENT; i WISppers, TWo CENTS. : we ‘Single copies(in wrappers) can be procured ADVERTISEMENTS shonid be sent to the office W. ) ogupter ia ately 4 the issue of the hanes 8 efelocks ms otherwise they may not ap- ae XV. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1860. Ne. 2,178. fat pee agents will be al saved, It invari h News” that has made The Keenine Sia see, three copies. PHYSICAL TRAINING. lecence of Hom. Wm Pennington and MISCELLANEOUS. _ WOOD AND COAL. LOTTERIES. [From the N. Y. Times.) . y Clay We think it not atall i (Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.} | DALY’S 0OD: TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Lamimusie: Bab l 1880. 7 -LSow at ae $oR: Cgak (CoMOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL-/ 1260) \MPORTANTNOTICE 1860 “ ¢ , , . Sen) : bs Eps. Com.—Perhaps it would interest some of | 3 7"* PIC heed A Thorowsh Stock of all Sizes of Coal FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. SOUTHERN TRAVELERS : your readers to know why the election of Pen- we AROMATIC — COAL weal prepared Rotors aeteeers arn cat aamaenen awn ee 7 i e i . f : a z se | 1 r . 7 REN’ q s:vention ae it excites, will influence the future | Segteeion in Tesngian. Tittle ariveeee | ONL. | VALLEY WHISKY. | S81] 1 won 2240 pounds 0 theton. _| tained from the Lonisature cf Driawocer at iitinte tthe country ea deal more than th = - xi ee a r Pee = wae »D ready prepared to, suit, the wants of | sossion, a Lottery ‘Contract, to continue mopera, | FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS ee nite of the House.” ‘The political insti- either 1845 or 1846 that Henry Clay became We have just received T enty five caees of this nateror at aaliver oe Pee Wy feos = pened of twenty years, and having giver Via Orange & Alexandria, Vireinis & Tennesses, ous 5, i embarrassed to such an extent that he had to | very superior WH'SKY. Being manufactured ex- I7-The w. se 5 coms ote aoe, ig to the State for one million of dollars, to se- Memphis & Charierton, Missis«ippi Central, tutions of a nation have of course not a little to mortgage Ashland. In the meantime a move- | °U®! iw from Eee Snort cxniity of B78, a oon Bewed, hat not Sal it, 18 measu: gure the Prompt payment o} all prizes sold are now New Ori & Jackson Katiroads, i he faditinl wo ive nie them | We Poon wntad in Now Onieuneby ome | BGS auiaty nerrey se ALONG TWO Boe oe Puen Dr at ew | BREAD eg REARS of pea GRE | Dunes korke etme Rees Co sone ’s friends is} W ul ti t chem- 2 = benefit ‘ose NRCTI: 4 ‘ ince. great deal more. Constitutions and acta | Of Mr. Clay's friends, that, they would pay his || Wesnueg thie certifoates from eminen Wop bene of ntarantionnl inproverenteand othe | eared, cecktst™ evs teccrinn J and ty. AND COAL DEPOT, .. | purposes, and the SUSSE: LOTTERY of Congress, and decisions of Courts are, after BARBOUR & SEMMES. | Foor or lar Street. uriow Wan Drrantu'r. | BE DELAWAREMO tho eee eee ERY ee r v the same objects. Dalton, untsvulie, lobile. Chat . and Mr. A. H. Trotter, the agent of the North- nS. & sf Ci i lated 1 ote! Atlanta, Montgomery, ni ‘Nashesiie, ull, but paper and ink. They owe, we were | °°) pack in New Orleans, wae sent East tocon.| W:H, Daty: Your Aromatio Valley Whisky is Office NW. corner 12th and C streets, No. 547. | drawn daily af 19 mien tefots Dee were, oe Grand Jeunesse, Mempass, xving to say, sll their real value to the mental fer with Mr. Clay's friends, The consequence | received, and after oareful examinatton I find it to ad onions left at either p!ace will receive Sussex County Lottery daily at 15 minutes before New Orleans | characteristics of the men who are "35 if rt be a pure article, entirely free from the aduiterating | _J}! r prompt personal atrention. m. 0" GREAT REDUCTION OP TIME. aod moral ¢ a was that about $50,000 ware sub eibed, and | ingredients so frequently used, U 7 F E = Ail drawings under the superintendence of a THE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION, fre to obey them : q | the Hon. Win. Pennington enme to Lexington | “Yours, respeotfully,” JAS. 3. MARES, | a u Lf | | tery Cammissioners appointed by the Stateof bel- | 4fz,.n8E,. yNCHBURG EXTENSION. fs A great npphiges: paparos ea Paste without scarcely re ag ere cenehes oe Analytical Chemiet. pi deve now one of the most xtensive stocks of eee = SIPPI CENTRAL, are ‘now completed, making 3 as goud ws 01 we - | walked into the Northern Bank, asked for Mr. I have analyzed a sample of “Daly’s Aromati el in Washi n, consis tag — . ‘41D AS SOON AS DRAWN. 8 Route 5 They had boasted systems of jurisprudence | < k. bei Vall hisky.” and find it to be 2 artic White Ash Broken Goal, Red Ash Egg Coal, SHORTEST AND MOST DESIRABLE siete Sagi andre sovcastneatly actareed aw oooy iat gestincne sakes Mrroalgerl dee CAA dere ere deleterious admixture, | Witte Ash Exg Coal,’ Red AL Sete Coal, MONDAY, February 6 ‘0 NEW ORLEANS, more comprehensive. It is not in legislation | ¢o eral notes of Mr. Clay's that were due in a JAS. R. CHILTON, M. D., Tree tou Free Burnt, Derr d Lump Coal, Class 4—76 numbers, 13 drawn baliots, Anpv InrexMepiaTe Ponts. ition.’ New York Chemist. May ce Capitals, Trrover Tickers to all of the above points can that we can ever hope to “defy competition , and was answered that there was. ove Sizes. Do nds aeuthe’ Coal, | 4 prexe of. __..28,00) | 4 prize of —____ 3,500 | he procured at the Great Southern and Souchioestern phone sponge naga” ae kaye ie Mee aati wea pega to give the whole | State Assarn’s Qerice, 32 Somerset stud Od sewed and epht 7 Pounds tothe ton | |i go. —-—— iggee |) nine drawn up oodes which a trained jurist.would | a aount of Mr. Clay’s indebtedness. which was fork: Th of which I will sel! at the lowest prices for the ° ko, ke. «x. 4 7 ASHING robounce superior to.the best efforts of our ine, and a draft A one of the New York banks Pel seuvuearionr annie Vale Whisky and TYE=Ailmocounty now scanticg wil bs presented Fickets $8, halves $4, quarters $2, cighths 81. uDanioe osinianleaasaid sugivers; but whatever superiority we cM | was handed him, and Mr. Pennington left the | find it a pure, Bas favored Kyo Whisky, containing | hefora the let of January, 1860, sind it te earneetly TUESDAY. February 7, 57, Be Sure and Ash Jor INchets win Orange and claim over our neighbors as an organized | 1.54 with all Mr. Clay’s notes paid. In afew | Do imurous. poset lly HepB oo ad eothe por: hoped will be promptly settled, Cisss 5~75 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, Al Katir coumunity is due, as we have already sai days Mr. Clay came to town to arrange for a} poses, __ *CHARLES T. JACKSON, Wood and Coal = 4, BATES. 1 prize of Capitais. Seg mann soe peel Sng + Se od at tre Spot the prpeney — oy ere ee renewal of the notes if possible, and was shown | _J82:-eolm State Assayer. | agoo Dealer, 1¢th and C ste. 2 Prége of--——- ——-$24,005 |2 prizes of ...$2.000 | of the Oranro and Alexandri = he Depot Hosieh Dee eeraes Seen Siey wens in the side room of the bank. After sitting a zi aE fot 2 do, —— "2 Sool do Toad eho nes k b fthe Angi ADIES’ HOME-MADE SHOES.—Fr Cloth aoe FY f . who knows anything of the Anglo few minutes he asked Mr. Scott if there could heal double-eoled Button Boots, $2.75; —— = ‘ &o., " &c, — &o. Omnibuses leave the Offic, corner of Sixth strert con bist er theso characteristics depend, in | be any arrangement to run the notes for a| Glove Kid do. S74; English Lasting ‘oii EDUCATIONAL. Tickets $5, inlves $2.50, quarters $1.25. and Pennsylvania avenue, at 6 a.m. re reé—whether for their badness or > 2.25; indo ; Fr. Morocco do., $2.00, — eresgeng i ouediotaony = grduess—epon the hardnese of our muscles | /oDger time. Mr. Scott looked at Mr. Clay to| $475: ¢ every other styla of BOOTS and SHOES, | P)R. H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU- WEDNESDAY, February G08 wrrivins at Woeshincton, peeneasert x Aness—upe SEE Jo- | 8¢¢ 1f he was not jesting, and finding that he | for Ladies’. Misses’ and Children’s wear. sic, vocal and metrumental, organist of Class 6—75 num 12 drawn vallots, Alexandria Railroad Gmnibus. and the strength of ourdigestion. The Anglo- | Vo.'not told him that ¢ gentleman from Now J. ROSENTHAL, No. 22 Market Spare, | Si, Aloysius Mad. Pe temoioe nt ere ie 3 saith Capitals. JAMES A. EVANS, Saxon race—there is no in de: i ‘i isl4-eoly ‘A. BV. loor ve atyle of singing. Residence—. New Yor eer oa fe i-tf Ticket Arent, ims \. th no use in denying it—is@ | 5. sey had called yesterday and paid all of his} J®!4-eoly Pa. mngeate se eekets) | ety! ing eae 397 New York age | } Prize of——— 00 3 an — - a wost gluttonous race, bas enormous appetites, | indebtedness. Mr. Clay started when Mr.| q RE YOU INSURED?cAmple indemauy | Sveiue-comer of 13th strost, =e &e., ” &o., °. AILY LINE _RETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and is not always scrupulous in their gratifi Scott spoke, looked at him a few seconds, burst against Loss by Fire is offered by the WASH MRS. McCORMICK’S SCHOOL. Tiokets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.50, eighths 1.25 AND WINCHFSTER. St ee be en an binté tears; aud JIefé the bank overwhelmed (NGTON" INSURANCE, COMP. ANY. | iica Mars. NecoRMICK dccires Gat Gator her THURSDAY. February 9 VIA LEESBURG, BERRYVILLE, &. restless race in the world. ere are no lim- | 2 : a o'med. | corner 0: _svenue and C friends and the public generally that she will resume var" > ; pry ¢ pez: iri pono cain nnd | Am eer Bed wh end Sac wii | deters andodwrasoinoaol Warkiaionaad | Keeani MR UCSac niece ie | nme Tv Naptar TUETSSann, Par RSE nerves. There are no men who undergo the Capitals. 08 i tember next. is 000, : oF = tremendous strain to which professional and Speaker elect; and here, sir, where Mr. Clay] @ ny wivr AMES ©. MoGUIRE. Prosident, ‘rhe couree of study pursued will gomp oallthe {Prize of = Shen ee By RartLRoap aNd Fixst-crass Coacnes remendous 4 thes } ) r ve ver’ . wh acne UF, e - 1,648 y : enoed treu iis ‘still truly in Eng- | ved, his personal friends are rejoiced that he | ——— - — — a pranches requisite toa thorough English educa-|2 do, | 7-7 som|5 do.” -- 1,000 Rls ment eng ro Sthe fete host way business men here, and still more truly in Eng- has been honored with the Speakershi ALTIMORE LIFE INSUKANCE CU.—IN en, . - : &o., os &o. f th i dr r nd Hampebire Rai lend. subject themselves, | The Now York ae ng | Me Soeeee aac loun L. Doxazoson, Proms | Ln edition te heyday sohoiars. ane dewirogs of | ioketa @5Hntves Sim, qutvtere gis, | “tine, Atggnccrity Loutouy and Hampeiin Raat aa Neston: cr Tibeetees Nereieter (6c | mee: | (Tue New Sxarox reox Carieonsia —The ‘Tate compony. {inuRes. LIVES and BUYS | Sent from Ito l¢ years, who will bo under her im- Cine eERIDAY February 10 Bo ol ee ee chant, i ecess, = jegra as announce us that Milton S. La- | an ANTS ANNU 38, &o. 1488 8—T3 numbers, 13 drawn ballots, Fine! i _ nomenon such as cannot be witnessed in any | tham bas been elected by the Lesislature of Catt | Doscriphive pansitete snay be ontained at the | , Her arrangements for tho accommodation and ‘Capitals. , Gita a aaa ether countries. The German plods nine hours | fornla to the seat in the U.S. Senate left vacant by Company's Ascnes for the! District of alae ers a ere eerie Ties eral aahingeon Lorine of —...920,000' | Lprize Of. 83,05 | arin at 2 p.m. a over his books, but he is never excited about | the death of Hon. David C. Broderick. Mr. L. | 2Mry.of Lowis Jol . W. MAGILL, Agent, | desiring particular information, with reference to Or mores, MOSS do. | ————- 1,00 | Fare trom Alexandria to Leesburg... —— #20 his work. He absorbs slowly, but he is never oa Ge a sepe uh the oes on the site D. R. acne. WD. Med. Ex’r. ded aott = =e may apply to W. D. lach, Editor o Tickets $5, halves $2'50. quarters $1.25. Be. Punoorile . Satemnehy Speen oe, 1 Met devoured By 8 mer- | Siig tari days pecieus to Ela belnechineni sens | 7110 CLFIZENSIAND/ STRANGERS |i tn vecmn anil fartiec partionlas aonie™s ae ee 0. nickersville ciless ambition, oF seourged by an insatiable | OUY wo days previous to his being chosen Sena. | PLO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, Fo fetes He ft ley ap lane sated a Bgl np SATURDAY, February 1. «a } ao ; m tor. The seat in the Senate is now held by Hon. siden GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ~ : ti Th hman, as all the world ye No. 481 Sth street, hetwean D aud E. iy 27-tf ui F o Berryville. activity. The Frenchman, as a the | Henry P. Haun, under an appointment by Gov. | pp, NO; 471 sth street, GENER CENT, DELAWARE—Class 7, ” ad Winchester - 6 sa ee exceedingly clever fellow, but he | Weiler. “The annual salary of the Executive of | werat ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, | "e numbors 12 drown ballots, WM. H, CARLIN, Conductor, is the last man in the world utterly toscorn the | California is $10,000 and the term of service two | Suet quar’ fie collection of Kents, Buying and CABINET WARE. nO | 10 5 _ja ew UMEANS & PAWSETT. delights of the cu/+. the sa/on, and the theater, | years. It may seem strange in the minds of some | ness in all its forms. All eommunreatronea, dressed .000 | 20 “do, ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. and the Boulevards, merely to live laborious | that a man should be found willing to give up a | to him will receive prompt attention. ja 12-eolm 350 D STREET. B WASHINGTON BRANCH. *. To find people to whom idleness is mis- | *14ty of 310.000 a year for $3,000 a year. which is 5 t os c aon th atanpligt tan gli trisg Ho rent and morning fa eid ae aee ee ee ee Ow tur souS Dake r= caf APERHANGINGS—New stock, eneap for Monday 7° :. ¢. . J J overnors! y fo - ‘ . | le no respite. who spend their days in Court or in | two years, the term Mr. Latham wilt eve * By R. D. ANOTHER WORLD | ' Paper hung by experienced workimen, and satis- ——. offices, and their nights at meetings or lectures, | serve will cover nvarly four years’ salary, amount. Just received at ord Gaia Address—FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., or ver their books: or tm the House of Com- | ius ia the Whole to a trite tows thail $12.00) » SHEPHERD'S, CARVED WALNUT TELE A TETES, @22. WiLMInsTON, DELAWARE. Wena pees mons, one must study the English race. Com- uring his term he will travel back forth ia corner 7th an sts. Hi re 5 > » . . 4 basics Uicws Gdcuien bara pret cletl Caen cr es VELUGWIFING Lae SLEEPY HOLLOW CHAR Sie SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES. ve WASHINGTON at3.2) and 52 p. ience, and theology, and commerce, this | him, in mileage, about $2.40) each term, making |] Ars, p&t NE LUMBER. tle as On Sunday at 32 p. m., only ions of the above Lumber, for als’. All the Furnitere is manufactured in this | To be drawn aaily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 Leave BALTIMORE até Sandee. m. ev eri . - = = c, an aggregate salary and milege of $31,040. for} build mae sing SQU. 33 a '¥, and guaranteed A No.1. minutes before 12 m. B ORE at 3.15 and 4.20 p. m. feverish Kirst for the Procets which brings fame | tits tver threo years service ave Seustor’ aealoc | ERS eee ae AN, Wie J06 2 SLANT + CO. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. day at 4.20 a, rm. only. Sait) memey, =m apaatite oe . prsbar $2004 which ie would have received had he re- | BOARDS and FLOORING (dressed or undressed) ighacie Ty erm lg repent aise eon P the EAST will take trains et 62° ‘equal to au enormous amount of ba: cooke: } “ fi hed tft tl 11 : = , February . Ms 1 vegcatlas cad oaiey aa Fonts | mained two years Governor of the State, “ee treet from | JOY TO Smitha ¥ hark {D> Furnita Repairadand Varnished. ap l¢-iy Class si—7a numbers drawn ballots, . be confessed the result is an animal which itis} Our Intercourse witn Cuina.—The new sears SE Ee aes Baltavnores ea. = P . no easy matter to keep in good health. We | treaty with China was to beceme operative on B 2 No. 651.] DEN TISTRY. tals Huneeeennettinr it | som — > ARSONR, A 2. have, in short, inherited the love of our Saxon | and after the 24th of November last. Mr. Ward, Y THE PRESIDEST bp THE UNITED —— _— i * — &o., ke, &o. forefathers for the good things of this life, but in announcing this fact, also states that two new STATES. TEETH. Tickets $1, > 9 sh | Ports—Swatow, in the province of Fuhkin. and] 4 James Bre x = LOOMIS, M, D., the inventor and patentee wenran7: have long lain aside the outdoor pursuits which | Poiwan. in the talana of Formas weata chad | dante Janne Bucmanan, Prost | ofthe MING RE POATE TEETH, at Class sh UESDAY, February 7. The N made them impregnable to the assaults of dys- | an entry to American trade on the first day of | clare and ms that public sales will be held | tends personally at his office in this city. lass S2—78 numbers, 12 drawn ballots Com pepsin. Our pursuits are civilized and refined, | January, 1s The other ports now open for our | tthe nuder-mentioned Lanit Offices in the State of | Many persons can wear these teeth who $5, yr an of. but our hunger continues barbarian. We work | commerce are Canton, Anioy, Fubchau, Ningpo, Florida at the periods hereiuafter designated, to far hg ecihvare Rhone heey no personcan wear others tmeize ae as if we were all nerves, and ext ns if we were | and Shanghai. These are to be added to as the | “'S; the Land Office at Tartantassex, commencing | "Pi ; Persons c&lling at my office can be acoommodated 1,908 C. all muscle. What the result is we all know. | necessities of trade shall demand, or as the treaties | on Monday, the twentieth day of February next, for | With any style and price of Teeth they may desire; ‘Tickets @1, FOR NEW YORK. Passace, INCLUDING MEALS AND STATEROOM, $7.50. York and Virginia Screw Steamship new and elegant steamehi MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T.C. Smith. 5 | tira Wharves,atiro'lbcke movers WEDNES. it rvs, vo m.every “wn Sav and the Company’s Depot, at Alexandria, - 1 4 the St So’clock p. m. same day, ; é eomtaved by ths te ¢ with other Powers shall give an equal right. The | the disposal of the vacant lands in the even-nwm- | Dut to those who are particular aud wish the purest “ = 2m Washiveton and Georgetown tie wealthy" arcoeracy has made ont | Bvt of reigence ator Journey ton tom | elena psa emer win tat. |eeaonty arent Sh gut Cert dene ial |. WEDNESGAY. February 9, seek ee eens eee se loor exercise, and the leisure that it requires, | V7, 9f these places is yusrantied to American I nset TOMO REI Ee, il Pea tO ee EAD werent anes Capi seambonts or railroad, which leave t ee — * merchants and their families, as w. ie fs Weta ae dacteones in thi S ee 5 ri street an venue hourly, or they oan leave shionatle. We, having no such protection, | paders The treaty ache ners railroads, “from St. Johu's river, at Jacksonv Rooms in this city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, between i prige of Siam | 3 prise of. 21,00 v icti e wate inbia bay, ator near Pensac: are falling victims to all the diseases known to e waters of Escambia bay, at or near P Sth and 10th ste. Also, 907 Aroh atreet, Philadol- ‘x | Onthe steamer from the Western Wharves at 1} ees understoed to be yet in force, relative to the tariff . Yolock @. m. 7 Afi Pensacola to the State lineof Alab phia. oc I-ly C, ko, &e. “3 - pharmacy. The American women have already | of duties on articles of export or import, unless i the direction of Montgomery;”” subject, 2 = DENTIS Tickets @1. Messre. Mor an Raine one we sve. succumbed, and owing to the exertions of pious | fnture treaties with other Powera shall reduce the | reyutred by aw, ton minimum of two dollars and cnc atte eerste seat elikeo numa THURSDAY, Febrnary 9. Freight will be received up to the hours of depar fessors. the ignorant precaution of fond pa- | Tates, It being expressly understood that our citi- | A/ty cents per acre, viz incipal | feels ‘that he can with confidence recom. w= Class 31-78 numbers, 12drawn ballots, “re ! ; : oes zens shall never be called u fora higher duty | North of the base line and west of the principal id the Cheo : 4 Capi Insurance will be effected on al! coods rents, in early life. and an insane devotion to | 2 uJ pon for a hig) y z quercdaties mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertin; Capitals. this‘ine at the office of the Company at & per money-m2king in after years.th; the | tn is paid by the most favored na Wowaahinat and@ot teuget. Srtificial teeth It har the advantaces o} 1 prize of... $5,000 | 4 prizes of. - 81,00 edge oft nabyecot siti hae t hich thule an we Fownenine ts ‘and S3,ofranges 2and$, strongth, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Ful! |1 do, ——- 11eg 15° do. 500 | PEPpe ecoommodations for passengers by thie li pon date ei ahes aie All ih bts! _ Fux Firemes or Troy axp tHe Younc Men's | Townships 2. and 3, of ranged. Dpger scr inserted for S36, Partial in proportion. fe ee Pa we, are in every reapect first-o Ses, and every effort wil rs ani cesitate ae aa i * Lenco Cumteriax Ass warios. — The Young Men's Fownsiips | aud 4 of range 5, 7 mee :y : aad . be made to render thi communication with New er eb th of the last generation nristian Association of Troy, through a Com- ‘ownships 2, 3, and 4, of ranges 6, 7, and 8, a =e aS Sa York an agreeable ul one. lived, taught him to associate muscle with row- | mittee, ee addressed thy ditterent Eugine Townships 2,3, 4, and 5, of range 3,” . M. McCAMLY & COWS Claws ese een allots, For freight, or passage apply to FOWLE & dyism, ruddy cheeks with cocktails, lung-wind- | Companies, asking the use of their houses for ba Str Stel Otten e ee cate Capitals. CO., Agen' 1 ene OM WELL & CO. edness with profane swearing, and broad shoul- | Prayer-meetings, two or three times a week. ‘The bad & Rud 4, Ol rane ts. ik eed th FINE FASHIONABLE 1 prize of. __.. $6,0¢0 | 1 prizes of __.__. se2-ly 86 West «t.,corner Albany, New York. ders with neglect of the ordinances of revealed ap peat Frees Ons ot the "General Wool?” $2, 3.4, and'5, of rauges 16 and 17.” - m1 ieee pees es a ” | NOTICE. —The Steamer JA, ES 6UY “having Eoin Talnene wa the oy sign of virtue | petra mye lsing the goat baton | Poggi Sands of ange 1 ay3.2221 CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ricki, cae oe eae tolerable and tolerated. Width and weight were prohibit the assemblave of persons in these houses | ‘Townships 1, 2,3, and 4, of range 25. February 11 TUESDAYS. eer RR MAN state Pricsn wed thea tandeucy towards the | who do uot beloug there. They do not think the | Powiships 1.2, ail, of ranges 26and 2, 388 and 390 Iedrawn ballots. gad.on FRIDA $'Sccomacnsim an the Sthof April) State Prison, und the model young man became | tiremen of Troy are wanting in princ iples tend- Fowuanips | Sa 5 aud t oftacces 96 ot mendes PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE f “apitals. for PINES. POINT and KINSALB: at 6 9. m.. re. pale, lanky. dyspeptic, his only rational notion ing Sr igen order, and if they are, there are] south of the base line and west of the principal ~— ° : 4 {| Prise of —. £8) | | prizes of. _ turning, will leave Kinealeon SATU AYS'ate on the subject of health being contained in a| churches where prayer may be offered up for ; er id : 1,400 )1° do. Se 7a" ‘ , “ 8, m., stopping at all ofthe ular inndings going er id % qT ” 3 found contempt for his own body, as the | them. Then, what would a fireman do. they | ‘Township 1, of rangert maim NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING &o., nieces = &o. tad Feturatng. A LUCHED vs) PAGE. Prop'r, author of all his wretchedness. His desire was | 28K; in case the alarm-bell should ring while] Townships | ant dof ranee za, a cea GE a rapt tron es ee to be all soul. But this penerati these devotional exercises were in progress. The | Townships 1, 2, and 3, of ranze 30, WE HAVE IN STORE, All orders for tickets or certificates of packages | — — = ————— tad con S generation, we are! lawyer might be requested to surrender bis of- }| Townships 1 and 2, of range Si. AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING in any of the abovo splendid lotteries will meet with 279 T. POTENTINI, 206 glad to see, is at last beginning to recognize | fice. or the sculptor his studio, as well as the tire- | North of the base line and east of the principal 7 oe en Aug aie the most prompt and confidential attention, and the IMPORTER OF the truth that if we seek to turn ourselves alto- man his house. Ze Kip: ot ra meridian, THE FINEST STOCK OF erg ae Py on ss ore 4 spe PORTION FRUITS sat. i 1 vi ‘ownship 2, of range t. ’ ’ 5 th ste, © 30" Ns. 5 hotel, gether into soul. we shall end by having the Se oe ee Fownshipsiand2, ofranges?,3.4,5,6,7.%,%and0.1 CT, OT EX EW G| ec’ ew ATES. PRESERVES, poorest possible kind of a ; that crushing |] | A New Praner.—Our readers may recollect M Township 1, of ranges 1! and 12. = CONDIMEN the body on behalf of the intellect is like im-} Leverrier's communication to the “Academy of SEN INTHISCITY. | Typ ROYAL HAVANA LOTT: the bose line and eas inci; THAT CAN BES proving wine by watering it_what you gain in| {c!cnces on the 13th of Serrorin thereat a x , : weet ns ne ‘i aie gg oat’ bose e announced acertain error in the secular mo- | Township 1, of ranges |, 2, 3, 4,5, 6.7.8, and 9, a viaie 2 ve oe Se apa heres abe } — sranath that the pale. | tion vorthe palliclion of Mereury whice cena L Tigao ati hiel ae All of our Manuiacture—Miage in the | the, tape etn sf the Captain General of Cubs. | old establishment, wher he wiel be happy to re penis that the hecde een Prizes in col | not be otherwise explained than by supposing | Atthe Land Officeat NkwNaN<vit1, commencing BOSC i re ae SATURDAY, Fepevary 11, 1860, Renee ee exe, but that the hardy, robust one is he who | another planet to exit between Mercury and the | on Monday, the fifth day ef March next, for the dace Material and Workmanship. SORTEQ NUMERO 63! ORDINARIO, "Aico, all overe for Dingers, Supper, Balle, and will win most prizes in the world, and that, in| san. The intra- Mercurial planet has been fount posai of the’ vacant lands in the even-numbered sre = c PRIZt, $100,000, Private Partios, which wi!l bé served up in hie in- Swort. natural abilities and industry being | The discoverer isa physician, Dr. Lescarboult, | {10m and parts of sections, within the nuder ancy The Finest Stock of Sirts | | °"'7¢°r- Seas ot. imitable st RY. Bogs lonve to call the attention ‘of his friend Next Drawiug of the Royal Havana Lot- | Bees leave to call theattention of ‘hi 7 tery, conducted by the Spanish Government, ander the public generaily to his New Store, under Wi i! ith the same promptness and dis ; : 4 * : a 3 Unite fs § 4 we - F 4 equal. the man is most successful who at the | 1 vingat Or, eres, (Eure-et-Loire ) Thedoctoresti | one townships, which remnam tothe United States : PITY—THE NEW YORK ett, bd patch wh:eh he has hitharte ehewn one clove of his career has digested most dinners } ates thediameter of the new planetat 310 leagues, | Siti IX mules on each sideot the rantronds, froin | IN THE CIT\—TH " ; SHIKT—THE BEST FITTING 1 odo. with least difficulty. The Count de Segur| 274 the inclination of its orbit to the ecliptic at | Kacambia hav At o7 neat Pensacciag’ and none 1 do rs 4 SHIRTS MADE. relates that the tortures of a hereditary disease twelve degrees. Ifsuch are its dimensions {t is} Amelia island, on the Atlantio, to the waters of . ; | likely that there are more planets still in that] Tampa Bay, witha branch to Cedar K von th iy “j IC 3 united with the pangs of fever, wrung from the | region. Its revolutronreucd Cone petformed | Gnllot Mexico” suWjeetas required Winwrtte | FE URNISHING GOODS ‘ : - 8:30 | (FENTLEMEN’S UNDER GARMENTS OF : 10,006 | BH ail sizes and ‘ties, comprising all the best hole Ter ALE 288 PRIZES. grades of Silk, Mi and Lamb’s Wool Unaer- Whole Tickets, $20—Hai ves, $10—Quarters, 5. | shirts gnd Drawers ‘ Friz0s cashed at sight at per cent. discount, WALL, STEPHENS & CO. — Pid Soren on — of the most critical | in nineteen days and seventeen hours; in its yreat- | "nINUM of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, wis: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ae eae api | == Eas Sx _ Nes Se ned toh y us cstory, the exclamation that the | est elongations its distance from the sun does not | South of the base line and east of the principal . omes known, A WM. T. DOVE & CO. first requisite of good gencralship was good | exceed seven dezrees. while Mercury's maximum meridian, Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. Al! orders for echemes or tickets to be addr RE Now prepare to execute any orders with health. Jomini records that in his ealiuest | elongation is — degrees. Townships | and 2, of range 11. as DON EOURIGUEY, wPLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTIN( moment be adbered to the maxim whieh bie —_— Townssipe ts 3 15: locas feof range 1a 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | 0225 tr Careof Cits Post. Charleston, $c. | PLUMBING, G8 OR STE : own sufferings had Suggested. and we haye no 1 4 ¥ 4. The Arrican Stave Trave.—A correspondent | ‘Townships t he would, if the occasion hed arise: of the New York Times, writing from Fernando | ‘Townships ave extended its application to eres Lead rH Po, says that the slave trade on the African coast | Townships i lite. Health is dnily becoming» ee uit | is in # very prosperous condition, despite all the | Townships 3, 4, 13, 14, and 15, 12, 13, 14, and 15, Hird ‘ATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. f range 15, fo 3-!m 4, 12,13, and 14, of range 16, ID7> Store on 9th street, « few doors north of Pa. Avenue, where may be found a complete assortmen’ Of CHANDELIER QOFEISISE OPINIONS OF THE ATTOR WATER FIXTURES, et CAS) STEAM 11, 12, aud 13.0f range I. NION E ATT : . =. iad iy : y ng more and | etforts of the cruisers for its su i Townslips , Mand 12, of range 18, NEYS | RAL OF THE UNITED ons : ore « condition of of * : ppression. The bar- | pownships 2, 5 4>8,and 9. 0) Q STATES—Advising the Presitent and Heads of ASHINGTON SEWING ROO: in the struggle for life” are Lovered Coaet rome eee poe, io every twenty iniles of | Townships s2y3/4,5;8,47% and 8 oF rates dl and Pepartments relative to their Oficial Duties: and : oe Reap heed ginger greta a ° at 0, e owners 2. “x pounding ‘constitution, Treaties wit ‘or- Il study th ti lowis ime > se the healthy races. We have been | ttking the r chance of profit by runting the risk | Tocrships 1.2.3, 4.5.6, and 7, of rango 23. eign Governments and Indian Tribes and the Publi | me FRUNKS Wa ie Porta be lag ed URTS made up to order, sho matmoriver in pe a mac i ry i rer: ous in +s 3 ave econ ct e a neceseity for pingaion seem may with | allzing one-fourth of their huinan eee ene | itt the fiand Ofice at St, Avavstiwm commen | Eirning the opinions of Gon. Cuchive: Pieces | pengmarcrial the market conudentiy resommend my | SHIRT. BOSOMS, 6 LARS. and WRI F mission hencef Sane aa tnd that | American slave bhig ‘S Harrie — pena tes Sruary next, forthe disposal of the vacant lands in eolamion ats Lee een or cae nan tosliew. peck 5 es Sirentts Gat Durabatity to by —_— = 9 NOVER . 8 5 5 hs = 601 0 - 1 er mar 10-1 ¢ and sent her to Serra Leone; she had 517 negroes | 8. even-numbered sections and parts of sections, | Poere sets, Price of tha wholes volumes, #24. A pede eae Dahendued sete bg ul = nr ou board within the under-mentionsd tewnsiips. which re ‘i p 2 oe OWE’SIMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES Aroericen brig, te Tevanler, and! bad sent nents | MisePrentatae ty sence pita miejeennh | Mew Megresu aden, the, ade, Cert am | ong eank neuen goer demure of 00k | PUGRecuMER oy toy age = . e Tavanier, ani it i i ce St. ckson- | 2° 0 Also, ons, Rs E V FRA e s. onnie. dil > = St. Helena.” © ’ “enter to eaiesto they waters OP scamnbin hax, Sene*zods | bygibuniform with the shove, Price $3. and WOOD BOX TRONKE: ASHI AND and mia bare benn aveasoed ter ITEMENT ON THE Hace =e Hund: U- The New York Herald declares that in poet rE og yal to BLANCHARD & MOHUN, NESS “84 DDL ES: WHIPS; &. te. eee iety: A A tS 4 drms—A letter from Little Osage, Bates | NEW York city, “not only does the Southern trae | Cella Keyrin the Gultol Aeneas ieee fe2 Bucosssors to Earaham, Trunks, &o.. Repaired and Covered, in a work- | Pogeu, yr vania; New York State Fair: nty. Mo.. in the Bates County Standard, which | OP", With its usual briskness, but it is observed | quired by fiw, ty'm minimum of wee dotiars and ffiy | £2217 oor tit st aed Pa werent Giivetinace ete Vermont ©. &6, In every onse where t Paper states is from a reliable source mem | atthe purchases are much’ larger thee Phase | et PF Otros VIS: HEESE ton funks delivered in any part of the city, George | oxhitated they have reorived Sret clans promiemn, * that there is much excitement at Paris, Ling | made in any former years. Whilst Ween North of the base line end east of the rrincipat | C AND BUTTER, Ohisn Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY | £0'8%¢3! 53 Louirinns avenue, Dopot of Ser's mty. K. T.. on account of an apprehended | 3% Paying, but little, the Southern ‘merchants ‘Townships 1 and 2, ofrance 2 aul on condgument startle ROLL BUETER | SEWING MACHINES. : I. PATTIRON. Acent ‘& from Mi: — nvesting all the cash that the i “ : : 2 _de 15-ly JAMES S. TOPHAM. = i—npnnen : eee let Spare, in z can | Townships 1, 2, and 3, of ranges 24, 25, %, 27, and 23,| Just received and for sale by ss : < : Metter stu : : Present demand Taare, evidently Intended for | South af the’ dase Linc and cast af the principal | _i8SI-nost BUSEAY & SEMMES | 4 LancK. STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, LAMAR More & xUTRY come ‘meridian. 7LOUR—BUCKW 3 CHEAP! . Ty ar. vig rae recently made in the South, to end Townships 1, 2, and 3, of ranges 25 and 25. 4,000 pdusoe Fe fing Ak tN Flour, The Bootand Shoe Establishment that was burnt How = ENE YS AT-LAW 1" Thej : Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, | ground and forwarded to us from Luzerne coun out on Sunday morning, the 2th of Novem. a Ji fmpanelied in the case of the late | Military and other purpose:, together with “swamp | ty, Penusslvanm Wo nave novel seer mw finer, ber, h mnoved. the balance of their “ln street disaster, in New York, found a and overflowed” lands, will be excluded from the | artiole. {f= We aell it at the price of the ordinary | stock to No. 20 7th street, between Land dict, severely censuring landlords’ f, ver | sales. Back wheat Flour. M. Persons in want of Shoee will now find Col Meminger, of Sonth Carolina, in his | BOSS bigher than five stories and top tng | ‘The tracts along the Lines of the railroads will he an opportunity, for a few days, to get good articice 0. ALSO. - Ny for not I ji = i “ . to the Vi viding the necessary pro- | sold, subject to the right of way, granted by act of | Beet FAMILY FLOUR of “James 8. W sates South Carolina had we erankly de- per ‘tia the ptdinpry tes “gress from the up- | 4th August, 1852, for said railroads, and the particu: | “Caledonia,” “Ray's” and cther cheice bec h”? st anprsondenton low prices, They must be suid. jet ave reported | parents YENTILEMEN:—I can only repeat thet xii rin lar tract: it by the rout ill be sol m1 e s 7 ‘i LE Ae Et A by ors. av weil as iyeelf: That ares of restriction or retareiee that any | U7 Two burglars, hailing from st. tonis, | the, aumitition respectively shown on tie wiferel | zie Sd Superine Flour of vanes beset | GREAT EXCITEMENT AT | ssmmien the CHICKERING & tONS PIANOS Union will aceite, “Cguation with ‘the | named JT Burdhain and Atexander Davis;ancy | Plats, without daductions. ; Corner of 13th at. and Varinant av. H. MELA & SON? 82° 77#SF- | far beyond oxmparinon, the het I have ever seen in aystens ae avail” (OF cours, then, ap: | Committing pumeroie depredationg eevee ae | the daya agpointad cod sit erbe commenced AZUMEA, AZUMEA. zi SaLuine Cusaren THAN Even! Ameree, ‘Voom, oy » a Wakeane sate time, Loweme, suaek oF. 'He, | Lsulslana and Texas, bave Beare Cmmitted to jail | in which ‘they are advertised, until ‘the whos Babing Poster oer uPPy Of that celebrated | | All ne wank Lergses rnst come quickly. 0 | rusre Pisocs cas bobad only of JORN F. El - Rat it wenld defer wena wot wiah to lead, | t© be inembers of sn extensive gang. ©” WC “14 | Bitins esie hal hegre cneamles thus closed; | Baking Powder. pupcuriy, | ere A. MELA & SON are sellins | 1 EMS3G hu. micnue, teteeen mia oe ste i perigee bear the opinion and wishes | {> The “women's rights” ple in Cle: weeks, and no private entry Tor any Ot the above | int Agente for the manufacturer. “erp dence ape f a onet oe ee ech 0. HOOD has. ts fimiehed @ large lot o Nene i States, land: Obto, seem to bave ente upon a peattions the two weeks mitted until after t:e expiration of CoLemaAn’s EUTAW a eee and SHOES, st retail for Ney York amy usigamie qallokepieh ter betiaar sretoe ote ek xk Notes —The © it . es. young miss has Given under hand. i Vashi: +, | prices, J N's low prieas, Na. 32* Pa ao ing tn the Alabama legislature bares money | Tecenuly been abducted and concealed lay of November: Gano Denar os 1 SOLE at Kael this Sftoenth day of November, aan Domiat one ROBERT B. COLEMAN, late of the firm of _Ocll 520 7th st. 2 doors shove States Ofhee. ht hundred and Coiemau & Stetson of the Astor House from one of a 1 Plea that che was ites ee inded”” on the testes ere :oresnapeemeesironitnneeenreneesanaes e :! Sires eee — 3 nt POR TES —Th- Raver ine. f the St. Nicholas Ts BSET, FIRNO £0 t treated by hei j JAMES BUCHANAN, | $24 more recently o t SCEMBER 15,1559. Bacon & Co. Pian T have used att ‘Tus Guahiateok Cascas? T parents. By the President: MES BUCHANAN Hotel, New York, has iy connection with Mar.soan F. ELUB De BE! Leake great | concorts in Willards’ Hi best square 4 > 'TIoN.—The Charles S.A. Sure. his son, FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, taken the : nf 1 has eyed i, 8S. BR, MILLs. ton Courier announces that the Institute Hall tres ommissioner of the Gene: charge of the above we'l known house for « term | Pleasure in stating that, in my opimton, the Pienus gece survisety et) wed at the Musi been ed for use of the Democratic po oss ral Land Office. | of years Many important alterations and improve- | Of Chickering aud Sons far exes tl baue ot © er) A new aseortin bas jagt SUA: AY a State tax of one dollar on poser ad —. that the Hibernian Hall has been secured NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. ments have been made, rendering it first class in| ™4kesin America. Yours, 73: ee oe af Streof 3 . 6. r¥ of worl notes this put luto elrealatons © | ff, t&® Mills louse asan addition space for dren | .oPver¥ 2aTacn fatiied ts the, ight of pre-omptiog o*Phe foeation of this house is convenient totrav-| 7. py, Profeesor Music Georgetown 5 A © ® xy aur —_—__ i a abov x a ty tl #0 Pianos, 0 Tice MNESTY FOR THE VinGinia DURusts —The 10> The ine discovery that the roof t satmaain 2 tee vorteen lish the sama ty the fo all pointe: end the jaltimd-e aa ‘en a apwarte—oey of SOuN F. ru Eps eyrect ond mast sna {ezislature have passed a bill deciaring | St Paul's Church, in Detroit, was unsafe, ‘hes | PrOPet land office, and make mime er, OF the Washington depots being ineloge proximity.” i pntan ja | ERY. This nici made fom pe ony, amnesty toall persons who were eugaged in Diy Prevented & creat catastrophe. The | the day eens eit Seeime this motiee.and before | oaineral arrangements Yul be made with ferasties are — ee And cannot fail to give _eptira ba oon Is previous to Jan. 10 ould cowl Ue redaced so aeeaged thatthe wood | pubiicsalelt the lands emeraammmmeement, of tie | Gat es Kentemen for Board. either fallor par- | FAPERHANGINGS | Tinera Wy G, COLINEAC, Beop etn of fh os well known that O Jennings Wise, Eq. could could be reduced to powder by the simple ise such claim will be fore rect claimed; ‘They will continue the International Hotel, et ‘Always in store, at No. 486 7 in gener poll peetutnrs strane — ren prevented from accepting any aifice wh. | ©°Nspression of the hand. A S. A. SMITH Niagara Falls, New York, in the same sumrtuous | gortmect of Paperhangings Window Shades. | ¢ ‘SEWING MACHINES verament, ia consequence of bis Lipet Svit —a couple named Benoit, who Commissioner of the Genera! Land 52558 Peannes any Bas mearte it so popular with the travels | (rrders for Paverhangings or Window Shades exe, WE mort vine » 4c yy kept some kind of low exhibition in New Orleans SORE oo Le ee eee eee eee ORROR, de 25-5m_| outed promptly in city or country. Satusfaction W1LCOE & GIBBS. They make foar tho. sam the militia of Missiast bot joustated suit against the mayor, the True department, C#as. & WALLACH, wi ape: ee guaranteed, MAR IRT wired ng scowrecy. aro eneily a P- ta. the Pica for libel. e ment can x A NSELLOR, . . house by an unanimous vote the Ist , for ., alleged to have It will doubtless become a law. te with w) TEER, Bo 186 7th at. Understood and not | ‘cept h ‘emo ved hi is res 4 - | fe 4-e06t* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. i i only ‘ io punish by | diana venue, between $i und Sd seats neat the prion, delivered, Fe pags eet wice of the Chr wal “""" | CLD PIANOS FOR SALE, germ wousiy pe | been committed | ter thele ~ ‘ms used in describing