Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Is PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenues and lith shreds, aY W. D. WALLACH. ——--— Papers served in packages by osrriers at @4 8 Year, or 37 cents per month. To mai! subscribers the price is $3.0 & yoar, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three monthe;“snd for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single Copies, onz CENT; in Wrappers, TWo CRNTS, ADVERTISEMENTS should be eent to the offics before 12 o'clock, m.; otherwise they may not ap- yor until the next day. ——"= Kow in a Church. (From the New Orleans Delta.] On last Sunday evening the African Church vu St. Paulstreet, First District, was fila to »verlowing with colored folks, who had congre- gated there to witness a marriage ceremony, which had been announced previously. In due time the bridal party arrived in a carriage, and the bride, dressed up in white muslin and white satin sltppers, sj rang out upon the pave- ment and waiked up the aisle, leaning upon the #rm of an elderly colored ‘“‘gemman.’? The bridegroom, in broadcloth, white kid gloves, and patent leather boots, stepped up to the itur with rather a confused look, seeming, as glanced over the crowd, as if he was fearful eing persons present whom he did not wish nvited to the ceremony. At last the old black pestor adjusted his spectacles with the air of an old executioner, and then looked to see that the couple and those in waiting were properly wrranged and sommenced. Tha exhortation o 2 vn the subject of matrimony was was listened to with marked attention, by all except the bridegroom. who seemed somewhat nervously inclined, and looked as if he wished the affair was over. At last the old black patriarch commenced the ceremony of uniting them, and, as a matter of form, nothing else, ssid, in a clear voice, whjch could be heard all over the building—*An if dere is any niggers what objects to this marrige, let dem 3 out now, or forever moor hold dere peace."” There was &® moment of breathless silence, the bride turned half around boldly, while the bride- sTeom twitched the muscles of his face ner- vously, and looked toward the carpet of the chancel. The next moment the congregation was in commotion. A noise was then made near the door. Some exclamations of anger in @ woman's voice, were plainly discernable » and then fairly sweeping along the aisle, with a baby in her arms, came a likely negro woman, fairly tuaming over with excitement. Reaching the railing of the chancel, and holding her baby high up in her arms, she exclaimed, in a voice which frightened the would-be bride almost into hysteries, and caused the bridegroom’s &nees to quake, +I object to dis ere marriage, Mister Preecher; dat man am my husband afore God . The whole colored congregation, the majority of whom were women, here rose to their feet, and the bridegroom, seeing that a storm was brewing, made a bold stroke to save himself. ‘-Whar's de proff?’ whar’s de pruft!’ he exclaimed, fearing to look at the woman, and turning round apparently to the excited audience. The woman held up a small bundle, which oscillated somewhat at the tep in her excited handling of it, and the crowd was satisfied. The bridegroom dared not look buck, but he judged from the countenances of the congregation what the woman was doing. and seeing that the game was up in that quar- fis bride and half bors her lown the aisle towards the door. The Babcl that follow.dean not be described, and some ot the excited old women worked themselves into such a frenzy that they eaught up their ~-old men’s”’ stieks and pursued the conple to the cerriage door with evil intent. Fortu- nately for the bridal party, the Jehu of the vehicle inte which they sprang, lazhed his horses and dashed away just in time to save their bacon. After getting cleverly out of danger, a council of war was held in the car- riage, and the occupants deciding that they had been much aggrieved, coneluded to try another tned, tied the above the buzz of the folks in church; Go ter grabbed hold of poe up town, who, we | <not ard sent them forth r ng— ““T wo souls with but one single thought, ‘Pwo hearts that beat as one.’* — «woe, Meas generally cure i a particle of any medicine is needed. Our first advice is, always. and under all cir- cumstances, send at once for an experienced ician. Meanwhile, keep the patient in a cool, dry, and wel!-sired room, with moderate ion where there will be no exposure to drafts of air. Tho thermometer sioul | range at about 65 ce :rees whee he bel stands, which should be moderately bard, of shucks, straw. or curled hair. (ratify ti in- stinet for cold water and lemonade. It is safest to keep the bed for several days sfter the rash has began to die away. The diet should be phy: covering, in a pe te and of an opening, cooling character. he main object of this article is to warn per- sous that the rime danger is after the dis- the meastes. We would advise that for three weeks after the patient is well enough to leave his bed, he should not out fe mo- ment near an open window or door, nor wash any pertef the person in cold water or warm, but wip: the hands and face with a warm, damp cloth. For a good part of the time the appe- tite should not be wholly gratified; the patient should eat slowly of light nutritious food. In one case, a little child, almost entirely well of the measles, got to playing with her hands in cold water; it gradually dwindled away and died. All exercise should be moderated, in order to prevent cooling off too Yipee after- exposure to drafts of air. which, by chilling the surface, causes chronic diarrhea if it falls on the bowels; deafness for life if it falls on the ear; or incu- reble consumption if it falls on the Jungs.— appearance o| of the house, nor stand or sit for a sing wards, and to save the danger o! Hall's Journ of Health Movements of THe LyNN STRikeRs.—The Lynn strikers formed in procession yesterday morning, according to the predetermined plan, nz about 700 persons, and marched to |. Marblebad, accompanied by the Lynn Cornet | f Raud. Those who were in the procession con- ducted themselves ina bet orderly manner. The nunh ‘were cheered at various places on the route, an when they arrived at the borders of the town were met by a delezation of the Marblebead strikers, Rumbering about 200 persons, and escorted to Market square Here they were addre-sed by Mr. Peter Dixe and others; after which they partook of a cold collation. ‘Tbe reporters who followed in the rear of the Proces-ion. in a carriage, when it entered the town were received with the usual salutation which greets a stranger well favored enough to be in the ion of a conveyance, which {s ‘‘let’s rock em.” They were accordingly “rocked” to a the horse was con- damaging extent, so far as cerned. The procession marched through bo wea es rom 5 to 10 feet. After they bad disposed of their “cold streets of the town which vary in width bite.” and after reviewing all the interesti calities, they proceed to the Common, where speeches were nade by Samuel Green, Mr. Bisbee and others. No new doctrines were advanced by the speakers. About four o'clock. he procession was reformed, and after cheering their entertain- ers they marched back to Lynn, where they ar- rived about six o'clock. William H. Perey, who was arrested on Satuar- day for creating a disturbance, and sent to Salem’ was examined vesterday, and held in $4,000. He wos batled by Martin Hood — Boston Courier. Feb- ruory 28 Tae Quees or Sraty anv THe Pors.—A letter from Madrid gives some exptauatious relative to ng spread that the (Jucen bad written a letter to the Haly Patier Sah esi respect and devoted- Minister of Foreign Afiirs sounded her Majesty on the subject, and is said to have acquired the certitude that her Majesty uch a letter The Minister, it is stited, Wrote on the matter to the President of the Conne'l. who = now me er fies rin ae ae = that the latter shared completely ‘Senti- coats | meen. Rut, noteithatanding ai . the il opinion is that the policy of Bysin wil peorties to be one of observation so Jong as Europe shall remain undisturbed by grave the Qauren’s letter to the Pope. ‘The report ha ness to biim, the bad written ments of the Q ‘The Atlanta (Ga ) Confederacy bes ceased te pone its:-black’’ list. The putlisher b- jy found os queiinn fe ocen Tajared Ebhening Star. ASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1860. FOR SALE AND RENT. RENT WITH OR WITHOUT rent two pleasant Rooms ne square from the en desiring qrietand ms are particularly “esirabie, In- Office, or address Box, 18 Star ing N2&. 2,196. ‘SPLENDID STORY: WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW YORK WEEKLY! WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, on Taursoay, The Publication of a New and Beautiful Story, entitled RAYNER From the Pen of our Gifted Lady Contributor, LUCY A. RANDAXIZ, wn and greatly-esteemed City Superintendent of Public Schools» S. S. RANDALL, ESQ. MISS RANDALL has aiready earn various noms de YORK WEEK Tens ot thousands bave every one of these will hai! cften been remark wonders in & novel; aud A Negre Wedding—Objection Raised—Great A Lapy with « Revo: BAND.—An engagement was enforced in the towr of Yates, the present week, in rather x uliar if not an entirel ‘iel J. Houseman ri from Yates some four or fiy residing in Michigan his uently he became jady in that State, an LVER AFTER A Hvs- ANOTHER Ross. FOR ZU BOARD -Ih: in smal! private family Capitol grounds. To gentiem: comfort these rooms a‘ uire at the Star Oftios. ly agreeable manner. emoved to Michigan e years since. While wife died. Subse- ted with a young it is said made an ar- rangement of marriage with her. Be that asit may he returned to Yates last fall a: On Tuesday evening last, the rried a lady passenger to Yates quarters at Chamberlain’s Hotel. and subsequent- obeyed the sum- tely after his en- was accosted by the he was willing At the same time she Manca Ist, 1860, ARGE PARLOR AND CHAM®ER, HAND- y¥ furnished, on the Ist foor,for rent. 2 Rooms and 2 good be desired. The hous back, making it desiral Terms reasonable, tween D and K. ARMS FOR 8 MAN QTD TANGLED PATH; sized Sing!e Rooms, In suit or aeparate, as may e has a large yard, side and ble for a family with children Apply at 465 loth irebie 3 2 resided there. Medina stage ca: mies Daughter of the widely-kno ly for Houseman. mons, and almost immedia: trance into the room, lady, who was asked if form his engagement. barreled revolver, and at him, stated that she would contents if he refused the six-shooter, added: to the ob young lady, Houseman admitted that he was ‘illing. The instrument of death was imme- iately lowered, and the couple were soon on their way to the residence of the father of What then transpired was not Houseman is about The lady. whose name we onsiderably younger. The interest in that town.— ALE.—Two high'y impro ed 20 acres each, 1 uated on the7th eight miles from Washington city. The adjoining, and have excelient buildings, ly good neighborhood ; will be For further in- ed for herself an enviable rey ‘ume; but she is better known, Mrs. George Washinzto: admired the beautifully- 1 with delight the announ ed by many that so exqui we bg to assare all who putation as a sketch-writer under ae ppipwrttberne G in & cotempurary journi ‘writ en sketches of this talen! that she has under cite a writeras MI>S RAN have formed this opinion that they are not mi THE TANGLED PATH WiLL BE KEADY IN THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, ON THURSDAY. MARCH 1, 1380. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. id in an ususual sold low anc on v; formation apply to W. Post Office, Montgomery county, Md. INT OR SALE: N St presext ocsupied oated on the istof March. T. north side of the street, doors west of Mr. x Eta known to al young lady, and LL would sccomp!: —A two-story BRICK ‘he house lias on the near Washington street, Magruder’s The locality is need vescription. Inquire of Mr. No 520 7th street, or to BE. B. DISON, Agent, Aloxandria. fe 27-diw&eotf OR RENT —A three-story FRAME HOU on llth strest, batwsen L and K, containi 6, and cieern in the y > » Jr., Agent, at the Plum Fitting and stove Store of C. Snyder, next door to the Star Office. SALE OR KENT—A comfortable BRICK UUSE, three stories and baxement, contain- ‘Tho house 1s in excellent condition, and there is a pump of fine water in the vard above naned property will be for sale unt’! the first of the ensuing month, and if not sold b it wil! be tor rant. and 6th streets ORK WEEKLY is sold by all respectah ENTS, but in some caxes, where Agents hi 2) KLY through him. We do other means of getting it. Wh>n sent b: scribers taken for th-es monthy. Tw and others who ed to an extra copy for the.z trouble. T! nada subveribers must send twenty ix postage, {J "SPECIMEN NUMBERS 8ENT FR News Agsnts in the United States. The pay extra freight or postage. 2 town, we desire our friend: t = places where thore is no known to our 35 years of age. did not learn, is ¢ matter has excited Albion American 7 mail, the price will Invariably 0 copies will be sent for a year for get up clubs of ten, and send us $15 ‘he bills of al! solvent banks taken at ents extra with every subscription, rooms and wide passas uur copies tor Si: eight BoP 2 aN YDE par for ubecriptions. to pré-pay the American Tue Jupsox Evorewent—Oip Jor axp mis Famity.—The Detroit Free Press anys igger Joo and his white girl, the hero ne of the somewhat ni ment case, have been lost sight lic since the interest lost in th: sided into an old story. They have, however, pursued the even teno less of outside issues, PROPRIETORS OF jotorious elope- of by the pub- eir affairs sub- WOOD AND COAL. LOTTERIES. ‘4 KAIES OF DEL. vestion C street, Apply to THOS, HA 347 C street, betwoen 432 and 6th sts. SOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A fi BWELLING—No. 319 3th stre~ q ale very low and on lo Censeniware: A A Thoroueh Stork of all Sizes 0: and all Kinds of Wood! 17 COAL well prepared befure dolivery. UG" WOOD ready p: r of their way, regard- and still live in their little shanty in Windsor. Joe occupies the responsible position of corporation fiddler, and g mien and’a limping gait. trudges about with a buck and saw on his shoulder in quest of eligible wood-piles. is domestic fire-side is illuminate: ence of a youn, & ely Manaozne FRANCE, BROADRENTS & CO. tained from the Logisiature of Delawar: session, & Lottery Contract, tion for a period of twenty y @ Btate for one million of dollar: credit, if desired, or cated in or adjacent t: estion is made to V 2,260 pounds to the ton, repared to suit the wants of each customer or delivered cord length. feet in a cord of Split Wood. split, 1s measured ible Prices at the | 3 with unpretendin, to a in opera- Fit 7 16 ears, Ani saving UG" The Wood sawed, b before being Sawe i?" For sale at the Lowest Poss (OR SALE—A nica tiree-stor on 2d street, betweon D and E streets, in K: ‘The above property will be made known by inquir- HAMILTON & CO. street. opposite Centre Market. 1 fo7 tf y Brick HOUSE, d by the pree- half-breed of promising pro- portions, and the smiling countenance of the intellectual Sarey greets his diurnal return home from the toils of his profession. Take it all in all, she is probably as happy as when at home with her immaculate and amiable papa, who preached abolitionism and horsewhipped the toes of her shoes humble but exelusive, and takes on many airs on the strength of his white wife and mulatto No “onary Canady niggers’? lowed to visit his domicile: and a handy brick- ‘bat is always in readiness for sable intruders who aspire to the arist. hearthstone. bey’s Subdivision. ELAWARE for ements and other | the benefit of international impro: h UNTY LOTTERY arposes, and the SUSSEX C r AWARE for the same objects. otteries of Delaware are utes before 5 p. m., and the y daily at 15 minutes before z* under the superintendence of Lot- ‘ommiseione: appointed by the State of Dei- PRIZES PAD AS SOON AS DRAWN. MONDAY, Feb-uary 27, Class 19-73 numnere, Fi TTH STREET, RELOowW Wa ooT oF L ie raP » aE r. Office—2%2 Pa. a The Consoliisted Li 1 Orders left (drawn daily at 15 mini j ee County Lotter: m. -s bet, 1th & 12t at either place wi prompt personal atcentian. " RENT—A three story and atti BRICK USE, on south B stract, No, 17 t ni v Inquire of G. R. ADAMS, No. 460 ita st. her fr burnin, J have now one of the at extensive stooke of Fuel in Washington, con OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build- ing immediately opposite the west wing of the ,Fooently occupied by Also the front room in the second ird floor of the same build ply to RICHARD WALLAC White Ash Stove Cox! Treverton Fros Burnt hee and Stove Sizes. D: ory, Oak and Pine 2240 pounds to the ton Wood, sawed and eplit. All of which I wi!l seil at the lowest prices for the cash. tor 38 or 6) days paper, Well secured. IL Allsccounts now standi ¢ wi!l be presented | before the Ist of January, 1860, and it is earnestly | hoped wil! be promptly settled. drawn baliots, 6 of 200 Smiths’ Coal, poration society ot lus T—PARLORS and CHAMBE hed, with hot and ac water.) The apai me On & Aoor. from and bath-rooin, (Po arelsrge and air 4 arters $2, eighths 81. w York Newsrarens.— “Pink,’* the New York correspondent of the Charleston Courier says, on this subject: There is a great deal of --blowing” among the rival papers as to their oirentation. Kvery statement [ have thus far seen is the offs of interested parties. largest newspaper dealers in the city, and if they are to be believed, the following is a fair showing of the circulation of cipal weekly and daily journal CIRCULATION OF TUESDA CO., 322 Pa. avenus, betw Cisss 2)—78 numbers. Is drawn ballots, de 5 ts, .W Wood and Conl Dealer, 14 1 prizes of. T—Several fine ROD shed, at 276 Pa. av I know some o 8, MEMBERS OF CO endid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fi be rented during tho sassion of Con gress, in the most desirable locality in thia city, ‘ing within one or two squares of Brown’s and National Hotels. These in pursuit of such Roome will do well to make early applice’ Sth street between D atreet and A MA kiexands WEDNESDAY i ‘ebruary 29 eee patsutee Ciass 21-78 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, ETE at fis in thie city. ° - ; BOUT pate tends peraonaily at his o: Many perrors oan wear these teeth who eannot wear others, and no person can wear others Who oannct woar there, Persons calling at my office can be sccommodated with any style and price of Teeth thay ma) but to a who are Feral peontio bees ly t ~d Cage cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture . NERAL PLATE will be No. 336 Ps. avenue, between , 907 Aroh street, PI 3,000 Tribune .. 250,000 Day Book.. 180,000 Herald. N.Y. Mercury N.Y. Weekly Frank J.ealfe's.. Harper's Weekly. 90,000) Express &o. “ $2.5, exghths 1.25 THURSDAY. March |. ‘Clase 22—79 numbers i FARM FOK SALE—Situated 18 county, about 26 ths intereection of the Georgetown ‘cads, Consiatin 9 premises, or of Z. R strosts, Washington, ET WARE. Georgetown, at soem Baws. and fata Pails § pS drawn ballote, *. more fully warrant oniaeof..... ----8 0. Roome in this oi 72,000| Jour. of Commerce.7 9,000; Cour.and Enguirer 1,000 Com. Advertiser. --.19,000 Evening Post.. -11.000| Day Book S.—This disease prevails extensively in cities during the winter season, and wiil elf, if only protected against adverse influences. The older persons are less likely to recover from this ailment, for it very «tren leaves some life-long malady behind it. Tae most hopeless forms of cousamptive disease ure often the result of ill-conducted or badly managed measles. In nine cases out of ten not ——y By Tickots $5, halves FRIDAY, March 2. Ciase 23—75 numpe! 1 prise of ___ 6 . do, DENTISTRY. HILLS, after « practica! test of two years, nat he can with confidence recom mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertin; artificial teeth strencth, besuty, cloaxiincas, er sets inserted for Fa 2 drawn baliots, 6 prize of... @2.0°0 —— 879 ST 0.5 &e. $2.0. quarters 91.25, iz A solid Dutchman was standing at a certain place on last election day, inqniring for “de reg lar Demoeratic dicket.”’ rewd fellow instantly ste plied him with the genuine thing. * says Hanz, “vot now vil I do mit ‘im!”* pointing to the ballot- But the cun- fees id cheapness. Full TMENT OF MAH rtial in proportion, ), AND WALNUT FuURNITUOURE, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF -FURNISHING GOODS, At Private Sale. The Subseriber wonld respectfully inform the e that he has compieted his large stcck ofa eralassortment of Furniture and House furnish- Bt he will sell at a CA G > ASSOR ROSE W VOL Tiok xe., 5 up and sun- riches Sami TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUES Opposite Odd Fellowes’ Hall, Washington, D.C. ‘heir interests by examinin: ES, &c., before pur- As use none but the, best material the market affords ana emp oy the best workimen, I can confidentiy recommend iny work to be superior in Stremgth and Durability to sthat are made in other cities and sold here, tiy on hand, and make to order (on n LEATHER, 1K 0} LEA 5 S TRAVELING SSADDLES: WHIPS: ks, &c., Repaired anner, at short notice, Trunks delivered in muy part of the oity, George town, or Alexandria. RlsveAgent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY “JAMES 8. TOPHAM. 28’ HOME-MADE SHOES.—Glove Kid | hee! double-soled Button Boots, ¥2.5; | $2.25; Goat Skin! 2.48. OOTS and SHOES, ee NROSEN TH Aly No. BS Market Save, . ROSENTHAL, No, 22 Market Space, weed Pa. av. 20 door above ath at. OTS AND SHOES, | CHEAP! | GRAND CO D LOTTERY OF L ass il. box, exclaimed several voices. ning chap who had accommodated him with the “dicket’’-whispered in his ear them fool you; don’t put it in the box: keep it; put it in your pocket; it’s yours; don’t let them cheat you out of your yote.”” did, ramming the tickei awsy down to the bot- tom of a deep pocket in his coat, and walking e@ could be at the ro: wanted to cheat him out of his vote by putting it in the ballot-box. 58h 1 prise of. gant} Prize of... 83,00 = = Lave &e., &e, ke. ae Tickets $1v, halves $5, quarters $2.5. BROADBENTS & CO., ° Travelers will stud TR PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, en oash. Paper hung by L experienced workmen, aud satis off as mad as SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES. To be crewn Caily at Wilming! minutes before 12 m. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. MONDAY, February 27, Claes 4:—73 numbers, 12 drawn ballets. ASHLAND and BAGS; HAR- overed, in & work- " yn, Delaware, at lb LLOW CHAIRS, 31 Su: c N BY Gas.— entire family of , UFPOCATION BY Gas.—The iy eet Ce Geo. Henderson, a custom-house officer in To- ronto, were nearly suffocated by One of the inmates, Mi. Kerr, aged seventeen, did not recover. for some hours after the occurrence, but could not be resuscitated : * Through some carelessness of the gas com- pany, & main near the residence of Mr. Hen- derson became leaky, the gas found its way into a drain, and in the night filled the house. The condition of the family was not discovered until nine in the morning. All the members werein bed and in an insensible condition. Mr. Henderson appeared to be dead; his face was livid, handsclenched, and foam oozed from The windows were tl hysicians called. 2. factrred in thie 2 en + 25.000 | ¢ ss VT 3 ste. lo, .---. 30 Varnitu. Ropairedand V: O. Coy (ees — = _ ” Tickets’ $1. TUESDAY, February 2. Class 50—25 numbers, !2 crawn ballots 1 prize of _.. ABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MM eal and mstrumental, orgarist of P.. teachor of the italian: Residencs—397 New York avenue, corner of 13th street. MRS. McCORMICK’S SCHOOL, McCORMICK desires to inform her y that she wi!! resume ¢ Ist Monday in Sep f study pursued will comprisoail the prauches requisite toe thorough English educa™ ton. in addition to her day receiving into her fami if aged from 10 to 14 years, who will mediate care and oversight. Her arrangements for the due caro of pupils have been jd otherwise improved. T! § partiou!ar information with re‘ may apply to W. D. Wal tear. ‘or terms and furtner rondo No: 35 Came: 'v 27 tals. very other style of 5 prizer of... 91,000 o. zi ESDAY, February 29. A LARGE STOCK = musgbers, 18 drawn 1 Tie Bootand Shoe Establishment that was burnt | out on Sunday morning, the 20th of Novem- 2 ber, have removed the balance of their stock to No. 280 7th street, between Land M.. Persons in wact of Shoes wil! now find An opportunity, for a few days, at maprocedented low prices, det friends and the public general: the ducies of her Sones! on th hrown open and It was not until several ours that any of the family recovered sufficient to recognize persons. Their sufferings were very great, a series of violent s 0 get good articles ‘hey must be soid. AY, March 1. Dota, 12 drawn ballots, 8. 2 prizes of _____. aes jars. she is desirous of upils as hoarders, under her im- accommodation and Class 52—75 num! rise Of... $5.! bar papeeatones rt ipasms having GREAT EXCITE: H. MELA & SON Sguiine CHEAPER THAN EvER! All who want bargains mu: erybody says that the pest and cheapes: store is crowded $10.00 worth of FALL and WIN’ and SHOES, at retail for New ak pecioaale ve States Office. — No. $29 77x Sz. THe Necro Gattery at Cueever’s Cxurcn. The separation of the wh Cheever’s Church {s exc tion in England iteand black sheep at iting considerable atten- The “nobleman” whose newro jected from a seat among the white published a letter upon his xr- home, giving an account of the affair perin London cal ter” waxes indignant over the presses the opinion that n, collected in Great Britai: church on Union cleared up. The will cause great flutterin, for another c FRIDAY, March 2. Class 58—76 om pers. 16 drawn ballets, 1 prizoof____...... lach, Editor o particulars apply at he ron street, Alonancria, Va, L. st goods in the cit: is. with onstomers oa 5,00 | 1 prizer of INTER 800T;: led the “Repor- st., 2doors abo 0 More money should be ——— = in for the support of the uare until this matter should be threatened sto; SATURDAY, March 3. Cises 54—78 gi 13drawn baliots, Capitals. } prise of _._. 2 " do, COME!!—HAS COM ME HAS COME! ING MACHIN dMundret bat} =f — — R JO h, ANKLIN Si SCOVERED, By Captain MeCrintock ; SINGER’S No. 2 Can now be had for Ons 1 for Ninety Doliars! ‘ses the only reliable and ine in the world.—i. A. from Fifty to ave tried them insur oon ie ewe superior to any in use.—J. M eal at our Wash avenue, ‘under Neen Hoste em and their work. Th ich & machine will at o: cearssleats A good Desorfmen: and Sther machine Sen ees 5,30 | 2 prigesof_._._ 12 12° do. among the Cheevrr tes. No. urch meeting —V. Y. For manufacturi anexcelled Sewing Stinger & Co.’s Gazette, iz else, forrsioat SHEPHERD'S. Corner of 7th amd WD sta. ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, AL- ‘ks and Spoons, Plated Castor: Brittannis Tea an: Coffee Pots, Coafing Dishes and Soup Tu Soap Stone’ Griddles and he useful articles for H ether with Feather Dusters, Bird Brushes, Combs, A & Gibbs’ Family Sewing GEO. FRANCIS, 490 7th street. CQX & McKENNEY ERS IN e. OMESTIC CIGARS, All orders for tickets or certificates of In any of the abov the most prompt CHaNc wor Orixion —’ student at Yale. convic' was punished by the faculty; vite him to “roll” and themselves, for the ben predict that others wh and heathful exesc, the inhibition and commend it to the their invalid members. prediction, we announce Christian Association of to form a stock company ‘Ten years agothe coll “rolling ten-pin: how the facult occasionally take a band efit of their bealth 10 have fenounced this manl ses, will, ere lon; sonfident.al attention, and the drawings sent assoon as OADBENTS & ‘Wilmington, De aware. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTE Next Drawing of the R tery, conducted by the the supervision of th will take piace at Ha FRIDA SORTEO NUMERO 68 ORDINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE 2100,000, +. $100,000 | 50 prizes of. . - 56,900) @” do No. 388 Penna. 1e great econom: v8 Government, under “Cireware,iilae- General of Cubs, nes, with spect In corroboration of this ly OF gent to any . that the Young Brooklyn have resolved ‘with a capital of $50,000, 'Y, reading room, Se much for mental but not least, furnished to al) read, Need! kept on hand, }» 458 Broadway, N.Y 2016 tr ing alleys, &c. FOREIGN AND'D TOBACCO andC d oti Age i call. Aili ty flied iz javerth atraat. near G. NE LUMBER. the above Lumber, for 1L7" On Saturday, the 19th, a Orleans collected a check for ana State bank. and k in his outside coat pocket. After dot ds, he got into an omnibus. lowed im by three men. who had track from the time he left the ban at Bienville street, and so did the t jostied past while another filcned the book from nd the third held him, so that he after the thief. 1 Question —W ho settl Answer —Jobp Smith LEE’S PLAN, rearon of Charli ond in command in th. olution, by George H. M MARCH 29,1777.—The es Lee, Major General. sec © American Arm; of the Rev- » Librarian of the Now ALL 248 PRIZES, Whole Tickets, ca Biils on a!) solvent Banke par. A drawing will be forwarded as oun as the rosult ecomes k All orders for sohemes_or tickets to be Care of City Post. Charlesto: kept upon his ik. He got out hreemen. One wage, by George P other Poems, by Mrs. dressed reseed: Org the southern mills bye ratt at.. Raltimore, T. POTENTINI, ‘a. Avz., Pir sats, oes tat BLANCHARD corner lith st.and Pa ay. GLISH HISTORY, could not an WM. T. DOVE & CO. prepare’ to execnte any orders with | OR (Bream FITTING IF~ Store on sth street. a fow doors north of Ps. | ie Found a complete ne EV LUTIONS ti -us of Race. now ri at Greystones and his talk there, 1 vo.ume; price Ans —Jobn Brown. ad the above can papers, We sul Ques.—Who settled John Brown? Ans —Virginia fs rounds of ths Collins, Professer of it the following in ritical and ington Macaulay, new re lanecus by T. Bab revised edition; pice BLANCH sormar teh eo ER RYDER—A life ii Catholic divine TF sale - PHL & 30) riepaliaa Bosnia a. - don © public generally to hia N. a ust old establishme: ceive any orders re, under Wil- in connexion with hie Aden! AMAS, MOTE & s > where’ he wil be hi ay iperior ire Buckwheat F us from Luzerne coun- bave never seen 8 fi Steir “een: Corner of With ot aed an — U7" J. B. Cross, whese name b: what prominent of late in the connected with certain forge-i tion Bank, at Philadelph in the Quarter Sessions, on | Will practice in Besta Der, bee of the ordinary Public journals, as es on the Consolida- tried on Tuesday one indictment, and indictments connected against Photograpa «1 Suppers, Balle, and ies, which will be Price $1, just At MOORE'S V Toilet fae 1908, TeOes' T END DRUG STO Pa. aden ey SOUT 1D} Stationary &e that be should “XX ALE AND XX: oy woe “Neely Wash's * iw prise THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excclient Family and News Journs!—eor- ‘Wining a creater variety ofinteresting resding than San be found in any other—is published on Baturce morning. TRRM®—Cash, invariably, im advance. Binslc copy. per ganum ....---- i 25 ve copies ewerccasmcccencs 5 OF ‘en copios. ca em att oa onsioans Mereapieees ee hed By subsoribing in clubs without the intervention of a mail agecl, oe Sr be pocouived, 2 per Ww. f Eaved. it invariably contanms aan Siar will be Nowe” that has m U7, Sin le copies (in wrappers) oan be procured atthe opanter, immediately eer the issue of the paper. Prisoo-THREE CENTS. 19 Postmasters who act as agents will beni lowed 8 commiesion of 20 cents. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY HE STEAMER Bat GUY Will resume her trips on TUESDAY, st of ebroary, 1860. Will leave WASIT NG every TUESDAY an FRIDAY, at6 o'clock a, m..and AULEXANDRI at half-paet 6 rao. Oe cae te = ed or . we fear RIONAN every WEDNESDAY id y yy at 5 o'clock 8. m. : and SA LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprictor. NATH'L BOUSH, Ag’t, Alexandria, 18" 1860 IMPORTANT NOTICE 1860 SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. > 5 FOR MEMPHIS § NEW ORLEANS va ou &, Aiexentcte. ad & Tennesees, % ler " ‘and New Orleans & Jackeon Railroncr. ADinect Kours ame Demceeens Ramwar Cox § Atlanta, reece Fate Wackonie. Grand Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans! (O° GREAT REDUCTION OF TIME. 385 LYRCREURS EXTENSION Cop Lynchburg, @ni 2 ML CENTRAL, ace now completed, making MORTEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SHORTEST dow ORLEANS. AND INTERMEDIATE PornTs. Tre to all of the sbove points oan bccetel pin ites Renee aon Rativoad Offre, corner of Sixth street and Pennsr!- rama .avenie, Washington, D.C. 16 Train leaves WASHINGTON at6a. m. for the South and Southwest. Be Sure and Ask for Tickets via Orange and Alerandria Kailr wa fr New York will meet an of the Orenceand Alexandria Rasiroed athe at wemuneren, from whom they will receive polite tention. Omnibnees leave tho Office, corner of Sixth street and Penusy!vauis avenue, at 68. m. 0 ving at Washington, paseengers eo octh will bscaroful te take tie Orates end Alexandria Railroad Cnr, a. EVANS. fo 1-tf ‘Ticket Areat, Wanhington. BAP PORE 52 SrNetOW Ban: Trains will run as follows: Leave WA SH ii at 6.20 and 7.458. Les) te Ley ats and 5D p.m. Si at only. Leave BALTIMORE ated and 8m. . m. ve eg Sisend 420 mn Sunday ata.20a, nly. Pas cngers or thet AST willtake trains et 6.2% and 8. m. 3.0 p.m 2 WEST at €.0°a.'m., and 3.20 p.m. For aN POL t> at 7.458, m., and mm For NORPOLK st tas By R I am. bets FH PARSONS, Acont. FOR NbW ORK. Passace, CE OF NG MEALS AND BROOM, $7.80. The New York ana Virginia Sorew Stearshig Compeny’s new el MOCNT VERN iil jeavo tne Co torn W harves, st clocks.1a every WEDNES- DAY, end t Sowpsay’s Depot, at Alexandria, at govclock p.m. same day. Passengers from Washisgton and Georgetown can take the coaches connecting with Al: steamboats a anes yt foey ind ‘7th street and Ps. avenne hourly, or they onthe stesmer from the Western Wharves at iJ o'clock a. m. te Te oan be engaged on appli jon te Mestre. Ni e Rhivehork, Wenters Wis Freig) 1 be received up to the hours of *“IP > insurance will be effected on all foods by thisiine at the office of the Company at 4¢ per cen' premiam. ‘he accommodations for ngere by thie line scntn avery recpet R's olespettvery ort be made to render this communication with New York an agreeable and healthfnl one, For freight, o Pasenge apply to FOWLE & - a ~ CO. Agents, Alegpaere nom WELL & co. s92-1y &6 Wont st., cornor Albany, New York. NeTice To BUILDERS. ice Board af Commissioners New Centre Market, - Washington, January 11.100 ¢ ‘he Board of Commissioners. under theact of 34 sate, 1858, entitied “An act providing for the erection of a New Market-houseon the gite of the present Centre Market,” in pursuance of the prov? sions of said act, horeby invite wealed proposals for building sgid market house, secording to the plans and specihontions of the exnmo,to be seen ‘and a oopy 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-houre, addressed to John C, Fi of the Board of Comn this office. on or befor The Architect, Charles Haskins, Beq , will be in attendance, daily | that time, to give necessary explanations in regard to the work, Giade or the work sre required to propose for it as foilow eae 1. Por the building complete. 2. As, in view of the anoertain natnre of ground upon which the building is to be ereoted, the whois number of piles under the foundation, And seme portion of the griliage,a* indicated on the plan. may not be required. bidders must state what dsdi they will wnake in hh @vent per pile, and for criliage per superficta! foot, lor suci: not required, and in case that more piles and grei- lage may be found necessary than tne plan ontis for, or more stonework and exoavation for the founda. tions, the price for cach additioval pile, f superficial foot of grilinge, for each peroh nd for each cute yard of excavation. The time required for the completion of the work. All proposals must be made in conformity with the fore ities and scoomparied by 8 written guar antes, oj the following form: Form of the suarantet. The unders'sued ~— of —, in the State (or die- trict) of ——, hereby guaranty that in case the fore. i the erection of a market house going bid of — r scity of Washington, D.C., being scceptes. Brill within ten days’ afer the raselpeel tae te the same, with good and sufficien, corsuen {othe amount of twenty five thooenns dollars, and in case enid — shall faii to enter snto contract as sforessid, wo guaranty to make good the difference beger een wd age of the said —— sn4 sore ee “signatures of the two guarantors.) Date. - To be ergned by the United States District Judges. the United States District Attorney, Corporation Attorney of Warhington, Coiirctor or Navy Agent. Nopropusais which do net conform to the ferego ls he considered. ing Whereas the fourth exction of the eforess:4 act deciares, “that from and efter the parsage of this act the entire nett r of resent Con tre Market-houre, and a'so those of the proposed new structure. are hereby appropriated, 80d invio Jably set apart, as a special fund, subject to th « ¢ der of the Commissi ners authorized by this net. te enable them to pay for the erestion aad comp!etion. of said structars,” payinerts forthe work will be made upon monthly estimates of the architect of the work Cone, reserving ten par oput. thereof se Sollatera! security. ao tar as the fands aceruing ws- _ ae ong ng iy t — oF ereinaler be provided by ie i : * SON F.COYLE, jn Is-eotd Secretary of the Board. fo Commisticasrs Centre Market, eeey? Februn-y au, io. Resolced, That the ume men’ od yo the sbeve advertisement for receiving propessie ivr erect ak gud building be and the same ie hereby, in obedi- ence to the joint resolution approved the 16th inet. extended tw the 1sthda Merch next, at l2e"clook M. By order, _ fen SEWING ROOME 1 tao Coors Norta of Pe. ave al OUPON BONDS OC) THE WASHING TUN Gas LIGHT CO™ PANY are s sate desirable mvestment.! y'nr in soms of five hun- dollars esch, codeomatie a = md cenank frocks digae me feo oi 46% 0. LaNae “mort