Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1860, Page 2

-March 6. 1860. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitntron argnes at length in favor of the ratification of the Mexican treaty now before the Senate. —It says: “ If it be ratified we shall preserve peace with our unhappy neighbor without loss of honor; we shall derive incalculable commercial. manufac- turing and agricuitural beneti‘s; we shall obtain ma Satisfaction, to the extent of $2,000,000, of he claims of our fellow-citizens, amounting in the aggregate to about $10,000,000, and long and. justly due; and we shall prevent, or rather remove, the intervention of foreign nations in the domestic concerns of Mexico.”’ The Constitution also compliments the Hon. Milton S. Latham on bis accession to aseat in the Senate. The Intelligencer {8 devoted to Congressional proceedings, news and iniscellany. = ane U7-The traveling expenses of the Seventh Regiment to Washington were $5.659 55, and the private expenses of each man average about $20. Tux Viraiot. Victins —The young man in Buffalo who had vitriol thrown In his eyes by a young woman whom he had jilted, bas become hopelessly blind (7 The * correspondent of the Boston Atlas writes from Wasbington that Senator Douglas is reported fo have said that he did not believe he had any chance of receiving the nomination at Charleston, and adds: ‘fn that opinion many Prominent politicians here concur most fully.” Personal. -:Major Marston, U.S. M. C.,and Hon. F. Burnett are at the Nafional. ~+++Major Lynde and Capt. J. N. Palmer, U.S. A., are ae wi jards’. ++++Gov. Black, of Nebraska, arrived in Pitts- barg Cees home) on Friday last, on his way to Washington. +++ Fanny Kemble read ‘‘Hamlet” a few even- ings ago in Boston, and on concluding made a speech bidding farewell to the stage and the rostrum. - ---- The Baptist Church in Methnen. Mass , publish a document denouncing an English im: tor named Charles W. Broadbent, who brings | saan credentials as a Baptist minister. -+++ Hon. Erastus Corning-and lady, of Albany, N. Y., and William Cassidy, Esq., the editor of the Albany Atlas and Argus, have arrived in Washington, and are staying at Willards’. + Our good-looking young friend, Charles L. Flanagan, of the Baltimore Republican, is in Washington as the special messenger of the Gen- etal Assembly of Maryland to deliver to J. A. Pearce his commission and the joint letter of noti- fication of his election, on tue ‘id_ instant, as Sen- ator for six years from the 4th of March, IS61. ----Mr. Charles Sumner, whose silence since his return to the Seuate has been considered by some of his friends the highest of eloquence, has at last spoken—in the columns of the New Yerk Tribune. A communication from him is printed in that sheet, in its leading editorial columns, the matter of comment being an article from an oid Edinburgh Review against slavery, and alleged by Mr. Sumner to have been written by Lord Macauiay ee The Baltimore Annual M. &. Conference. FOURTH Day. Among other matters, considerable time was spent in discussing the propriety of placing the Rev. F Israel in 2 supernumerary relation so 28 to retain bis services in nection with the Christia: dvorate at Baltimore. He was finally nd retained. - op stated that the action of the Con- calenlated somewhat to relieve the rrassment of himself and the Cabinet of Elders, and he would be glad if a balf dozen others would take supernumerary relations. His reason for ent was that they had found on consultation that there were now a dozen more married men than there were places for them, and they consequently have to take places which they would not like, and where. in ail probability, they might not meet a cordial wel- come. He mentioned it thus early in the session in order to prepare their minds for it. The following local preachers were admitted to deacon’s orders -— IT. M. Edwards, Alexandria district; Jesse Porter, Winchester district; W. A. Wade, Roanoke district; Wm. Richardson, Lew- isborg district; A.J. Porter and Jas. H. Hobbs, Washington district Also, Garretson Thomas, col.,and Perry H. Matthews, col., of the Balti: more district. Henry Elbert, col., of the Balti- more district, was admitted to elder’s orders. The Bishop stated that the order of the day was the resolutions on the slavery question forwarded. for action by the Providence ences The resolution of the Providence Conference id by the secretary. The change pro- pesed is to edd before the words * the buying and selling of men, women and cbildren,” as found on page 27 of Discipline, the word “ slavehold- ine.” so as tomake the paragraph read as follows: “*Forbidding slavebolding, the buying and sell- ing of men, women and children with an inten- tion to enslave them."’ Rev. B. N. Brown moved that this Conference non-concur in the resolution, which motion was pat and carried by a unanimous vote, 149 votes ing cast. The Erie resolutions, which were in effect the same, were then put, and met the same fate, the vote against them being unanimous. When the result of the vote wasannounced there was considerable applause in the galleries as well as on the lower floor. &B. Barry, W. O. Lumsden, J. Bunting, A Gridith, and J. N. Hank were admitted as super- numeraries. C. A. Read, J. W. Bull, and Alpheus W. Wil- Son were made eff»ctive. On Sunday morning. Bishop Simpson preached to a crowded congregition; after which the fol- lowing persons were ordained deacons: John A. Williams, W. F. Ward, Samuel V. Leech, C. lL. Torreyson, W. D. Rippetoe, B_ Argobast, James T. Bean, Wm. J. Perry, B’ F. Frampton, A. P Boude, James l.. Snyder, W. E.. Magruder. The following local’ preachers were also ordained: F M_ Edwards, Jesse Porter, A.J. Porter, J. H. Hobbs.* At 3o’clock, Rev. Dr. Durbin Preached; after which the following persons were ordained as elders: S.B. Dolly, J.R Eftinger. P. 8. Sixeas, J.J. Engle, Geo V. Leech, Jobn W. Cornelius, Wm. R. Stringer, Jobn M. Littell, Geo. R. Jef. ferson, Win. S. Edwards. Tre Mery: or Dr. Keit Huxne.—The Ocala (Fla.) Companion savs - = “The slave Lewis, mentioned in our last issue as having been proved guilty of aiding in the murder of his master, Dr. WJ. Keitt,on the 19th inst.. was further examined on Wednesday last, and the most positive testimony of his guilt be- ing adduced, he was immediately sentenced and bung. He confessed his guilt, but refused to make any statement implicating others, though it was evident that he had not performed the dia- bolical act alone. He expressed no sorrow for baving committed the awful crime and viewed the preparations for bis execution with stolid in- difference. He was tried by a committee, con- sisting of twelve freeholders. appointed far that purpose by a large meeting of the citizens of this county, held on that day. The trial was con. ducted with great care, atthe place where the murder was committed. Two others were com- mitted to jail.” Presipent’s Recertion —There will be a re- ception at the President's Mansion this evening, from 8 to 10 o’clock. ae Castine A Nut FoR MACKEREL,IN THE Hopx oF Catcuine a Sprat.—Such was the purpose of the resolution adopted by the House yesterday, on motion of Mr. Covode. Its design is to rake the sewers of calumny, disappointed plunder-seek- ing. personal and political malevolence, &c., in the hope of fishing up some plausible charge or other—the mover evidently knows not what— against the President of the United States. All, on reading it, will instantly be aware that such and such only is its object. Itis the duty of the House to protect the purity of the Government; but not to prostitute the high functions of its office to the end of gratifying such malevolence and propensity for wholesale detraction as evi- dently actuates Mr. John Covode and his aiders and abettors in this movement. If the reader would know the reason why the country is day by day coming more and more to despise the majority of the House as a set of miserable dema- gogues, we peint to such legislation as that on which we are commenting, backed by that ma- jority’s notorious refusal to reform any one of the crying abuses connected with their own privileges and emoluments, which, stinking in the nestrils of common honesty and fair dealing with their trust, tell of the fearful down-hill progress the body is making, and of the damning influence upon the political morals of the eountry such con- duct on the part of a body holding sucha position among the institutions of the land, must neces- sarily exert. a Tue WeatHer.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer_ ican Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 e’clock. Marcu 6, 1860. New York, N.Y -clear, mild. Philadelphia, Pa. «fine, 55’. Baltimore, Md «Clear, pleasant. Washington, D: ‘cloudy, wind SW Richmond, Va. -clear, 56°. Petersburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va Bristol, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Raleigh, N.'C.. Wimington, N.C Columbia, 8. C Charleston, 3. C Augusta, :-clondy, 50° lear, 58°. -clear, pleasant clear, mild. loudy. cool. lear, 62°, wind WSW clear. Columbus, clear. Montgomery, -clear, pleasant. Prairie Bluif, Ala -cloudy. Mobile, Ala «clear, 43°. New Orleans, La. -cloudy, 619, wind SW. FROM THE WEST. Frederick, Md.. cloudy, warm. Cumberland, Md...- lear, pleasant Grafton, V -cloudy, damp. Wheeling, Va. loudy, warm. Parkersburg, V: cloudy. warm Cincinnati, O...... craining. Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 a.m , (cor- rected for temperature,) 29,542; at noon, » 4 Thermometer at 7 a. m., 50°; at noon, 6 Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. to- day, 6S’; minimum 47°. ~~ +90 KXXIVIth CONGK E88 FIRST SESSION. ——————— Preceedings ef Yesterday Afterneon. aa es In THE SenaTE, yesterday, no business of gen- eral interest was tranacted after we went to press. In THE Hovss, after we went to press— Mr. Covode offered a resolution substantially as follows: Appointing a committee of five mem- bers for the purpose of investigating whether the President of the United States or any other officer of the Government has, by money, patronaze, or other improper means, sought to influence the action of Congress or any committees thereof for or against the passage of any law appertaining to the rights of any State or Territory; or been guilty of any other alleged abuses, &c., in connection with public works, &c; and for the purpose aforesaid said committee shall have power to send for persons and papers, and report at any time. - Messrs. Florence, Houston, and others objected to the resolutions, and some confusion ensued. Mr Covode called for the previous question. Adopted. Mr. Reagan, of Texas, introduced a resolution, “which was referred to the Committee on Military Affairs, aprropetating the sum of $5,000,000, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be placed at the disposal of the President of the United States to pay the expenses of such volunteer forces as he may consider it expedient to the public interest to call into the military service on the southern frontier of the United States to assure the safety of the citizens of the United States residing in that quarter, and to vindicate the laws and insure their faithful exe- cution. At half past four o'clock the House adjourned. ee Preceedings of Te-Day. IN THE SENATE, to-day, the Vice Pres‘dent laid before the body a certified copy of the Wyandot e Constitution of Kansas, received from the Presi- dent of the Constitutional Convention. Also, a communication from the ladies of the Mount Vernon Association inviting the members of the Senate to accompany them on their first formal trip to Mount Vernon on Wednesday next, starting at 3 o'clock; laid on the table. On motion of Mr. Mason, Mr. Thaddeus Byatt, of New York, being in the custody of the Sergeant: at-Arms, was arraigned before the bar of the Senate to answer the charge of contempt in not obeying the summous of the H:rper’s Ferry In- vestigating Committee to testify before thein, and was required by resolutions offered by Mr. Mason to give an excuse under oath for his refusal to appear and testify before sald com- mittee, at 2 oveleck on Friday next, and to state whether he is then ready to testify before said committee. ‘The routine business of tne day was still on when our report closed. Ix THE Hovsg, after the reading of the Journal, Mr. Schwartz asked, but failed to obtain, leave to introduce a resolution instructing the Commit- tee on Mileage to inquire into the expediency of restoring the compensation of Congressmen to what it was formerly, and into the expediency of regulating and reducing mileage. The House resumed the consideration of the bill reported last week, and of which 2 synopsis was then given, of protection to female passengers on board emigrant vessels. Mr. John Cochrane offered two amendments, which were agreed to, providing for the process to be issued against the offenders in English, French, and German languages. passed T= PARLOR OPERA 1s UNTIL MONDay. Marnik NED . Dray- Tn comseguence of the indisposition of SEVENTH WARD — 1 TON. ratic Club of the Seventh Ward. fill take place THIS EVENING, at Miller's oornen GES Gnd 6th streets, at 73; o'clock. By order of tha 1t* a _ PRESIDENT. OF, Bishop nt 3S LECTURE: wi Bishop M. J. Sraroinc,of Lown yee ee” Leo il deliver a course of thres tures ont ements sad History of Modern Creiite tion.” On WEDNE: laroh 7.—Barverisim grad “rRipay fare ms ment. ene tee ante i MONDAY. March 12.—Civil Liberty ; and early history, BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, 386 Sixru Staair, day, i Weider" 7, Gemtice and Fruits ot ell Rin we to order. Bertien is, 0. ‘urDished pm, Water lees, and JOSEPH sHa IELD, ja 23tg,of Butcher's Co eee eeiwote, ==" THE “CHARLS HELLS THE CHARS UEDSIECE” CHAM 2 should be - aha Sad ae Rin ist eee + $1.25 per gall sree ar wean mar oer arg fase tw, AYAUD & OO., follam Sole Agwate for Note Avot i See: The bill was 5 ee MOST POSITiv¥ry, THE LAST MuSt POSITIVELY THE NicHT Hest Night or or UF” OF OP or Or OF OF OF OF OF LOVE, LOVE, 2 GREAT mathe MAG THE GREAT at 8 « GLUE! GLUE HADS. Extra No Land 2G!ue jus! for sale by JNO. Ror LVA mars ost (Alex. Gazette.) P sW IN TRINItY CHURCH FOX SALE— ew No. 26, centre sisie. Trinity Charch, will he cold, upon application to JAS. C. McGUlaks & oS on an: Commission Merchants, sorted . i KOUND and SQUARE IRON.” ust reovived by JNO. R. KLVANS & CO, _Mmaré-ecst (Alex. Gazette ) 309 Pa av. ‘ (AMOND STATE es D'ase Le POLE ING MILLS’ SE SHOE IRON z Forssieby INOL RS Even SECO. Agents for MoDaniel foe Cor? 0 & 2 maré-eolm (AlexGaz) Wilmington, Del ow. is TIME FOR BARGAINS — i TIME, ‘Satior, from Loadon, is Dow pre pared to offer great inducements in h's tine at least 20 per ont. jower than the usual price: Don’t tar: to cal. 7 EB mar6 3.* No. 170 Pa av., bet 17chand &th sts. HAR CLora, ali widths, at reduced prices, for ‘and Worst: d G:mps, a'l co'ors. , Buttons Sofa >prings, Mahogac: &c.,&c. instock and or sale by ogany Knobs, mar 6 rost (AlexGaz) INO R. ELVANS& CO. ———— ESE LVANS& CO. Fer AND Oe ae yegcsed 'BREES—Tho eee are. offere and very vigor gt BRUIT TRELE, vin: Apeies. OB ndard ard dwart; Cherries, A. Peaches, Quicces and a!l the oossberries, Raspberries, in great vaity, ver; of large siz2, Ornamentai and Shade Tes, re | Roses, ias, 3 amas Pho Whurere Rave Aspe eparagns Per emaite- ith all articles in- iness, mort the and i of Which oe email ee the various produetions pyeiee ap li ation. GEORGETOWN. a Correspondence of The Star. Grorexztown, March 6, 1960. Our new City Councils met last evening, and the’ members weresworn ig by R. R. Crawford, Esq. The Board of Aldermen quickly organized, Mr: Hugh Caperton, Recorder, being president of the board by virtue of his office. In the lower board, there were present Esau Pickrell, Jos. N. Fear- son, Brooke B. Williams, W. L. Dunlop, John M. Stake, J. W. McCobb, Wm. King of Wm., and George Hill. Absent, David English. Two vacancies) Jos. N. Fearson, Esq., being’ called to the chair, the board unanimously elected David English president. Wm. A. King, bya vote of 5 to 3, was chosen clerk of the board, and Thos. Donalson elected messenger. On motion of Wm. King of Wm., the clerk of the board was directed to notify the Mayor of the two vacancies therein; and after some-other busi- ness of little importance the board adjourned. Spring is coming, and those who intend to beautify their premises by planting roses and evergreens will do well to notice Dr. Kidweil’s advertisement in another column. Prof. N. R. Smith, of Baltimore, on Saturday last, performed the operation of cutting for stone upon ason of our worthy and esteemed fellow- citizen, Chas. Rittenhouse, Esq. The little pa- tient, an interesting child only six years old, was completely under the influence of chloroform, and More insensible to pain. The calculus, about the size of a pigeon’s ega, was most skil- fully removed, and the patient at the present time is doing well. Our cit 8 on Friday last received two unex- cted visits. In the afternoon of that day, Mr. ‘om Hyer in a buggy, accompanied by a friend, made his appearance on Bridye street, and being quickly recognized and pointed out by a few knowing ones, attracted the gaze of hundreds, many of whom saw for the first time the powerful frame and defiant, but good-looking, features of the man who mauled Yankee Sullivan. After some slight refreshment, (4 drink or two maybe,) he departed for his qvarters in your city, ceding buggy wheels followed by the adu eyes of “the fancy.” Later in the evening the National Rifles, Capt. Shaetter, of your city, being out for practice micoalt ght, paid us an impromptu but welcome eal. The company numbered about 30 men, who ha ‘ted on Bridge street to go through their novel drill. The Zouave-hke ac tivity and skil- ful evolutions elicited the warm commendations ite enough to witness them. Apropos of the revival of military zeal. Eight or ten ap- plications for membership in our fine company, the Potomac Light Infantry, have been presented since the 22d ult; and it is expected that in a short time a sutticient number will be enrolled to form a battalion, of which, rumor says, Mr. Richard Cox will probably be the Major com- manding. Necessary repairs being completed, water has been let into the canal from tlarper's Ferry to Fisher’s lock, which makes it navigable through- out. The flour (10,000 barrels probably) which has accumulated at Williamsport and other points on the line will reach here in a week or tun days, and coal a week or two afterwards. Messrs. Barnard & Buckey suld on Saturday in the northeastern si on of our city part ef the es- tate of Michael Miller, deceased, comprising one lot 100 by 30 feet, unimproved, toJ. M. Belt, Esq , for $130, and one lot about 30 by 20 feet, improved. with frame stable, to Mr. Wm. H. Godey, for S101. These sales indicate a considerable advance in prices in that section. We have examined, with great interest and sat- isfaction, Prof. R. Rowley’s collection of enam- eled paintings and engravings. at his rooms, 108 Bridge street, next to Dr. Cisseli’s drug store; and lovers of art. and those of our citizens who have valuable oil paintings or gilt work they wish to restore and preserve, will do well to call and ex- amine specimens of his work. See his card, in another column, Two hundred and twenty beef cattle were of- fered at Drovers’ Rest on Friday of very superior quality; 55 sold readily at 34217. per 1b on the hoof, equal to 7a9%c. net; 35 held over. Sheep scarce and high, bringing readily 5a53c per lb., gross. No pork hogs offered. TD J GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS. OHN SAUL, NursERYMAN, S EEDGROWER, &c , would ed pond inform Market Gard- ners,Parm- ors, and all in want of good, r<litbie Seeds, that he has now im store a Jarge et: ck of GARDEN SEEDS. viz: bxtra Early Peas; Large Fariy York, Premium Fiat Dutch. and other Cabbaxes: Beets, &c ; with every artce in the liae, both of domestic growth and imported from Frgland, France and Germany, a'l of the moet g«nuins de- scription—the crop of 1259, ( warranted.) Betug a practical seed grower, he can confidently guarantee every aiticie stout, whilst wie prices an foal low as it 1s possib‘e reliable seeds can be sold a Flower Seeds, an immense collection of tho rarest kinds. These =) Put up in collections a .d prepaid by mail, at tne foilowing ra 25 papers choise new and rare varietics of annual and perenniel F ower Sead. fe itude in the fa ; oo: een 5 oO. Ds v 1 dos. do the finest Sacd Warehouse, 396 7th stieet, Corner H, Warhington, D.C. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS f ELECTION NOTICE,—Notice is hereby Ne; given that an election will be held at the Mayor’s Office, on TUESDAY, March 6, 1°6), at 7 o’slock p. m., for President, ‘Treasurer, Seoretary, and rice Directors of the Georgetown Building Asrociation, mar 5-2 HENRY KING, Sec. A MEETING OF THE GEORGETOWN D-mooratic Association will Le held in their hal, WEDNESDAY, March 7th, at7's o'clock p. m. Several eubdiects ot importance wil be offered for consideration. J, OWENS BERRY, S c. Esau PickRELL, Pres’t. mar 5 FrorR EST HALL, GEORGETOWN POSITIVELY FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY. roOove:E, The world renowned European MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST will have the honor of making his first apoea:anes befors the citizens of Georgetown, On THURSDAY EVENING, March sth. MIRACLES! FASCINATIONS! without Con- federacy ! defying detection. Great Novelties and Wonderful Representations, composed TWO DREAMS O mar 6-e06t* of F WONDE Dream Firet—Temple of Enchantment, or the Magician's Home. ‘Vickes of Address for the Cabalistic Art Lream Second—Not filtared Ico Water, but Showers of I owers, Confectionery. Fruits, les Cream, &c., Which are dedicated to the ladies. Hs Mixaty Wonders will be varied every Evening, Doors open at 7; commence at7%. Admission 25 cents, n Afternoon Exhibition on Saturday, at 3 o'clock. mar 6 tf ROF. R. ROWLEY, of the firm of Howley & Co.No 79 High street, Baltimore, has rooms at No. 108 Bridge street, Georgate wn. where epoci- mens ot his work may be ‘seon. He Cleans, Restores 8 d Buamels Oil Paintin saniGiiding ! 1) enam- el varnish never cracas and crumbies from g:!ding as other varnishes do when washed, but will pre- serve the gold bright foraiifetime. [tis applied to gas-buruers, mirrors, and picture frames, just where they hang, and at small expense. it sas elood the ‘test of tiirty years, has received silver medals and first-class dipi'mas, and is saving thousands of dollars yeariy by avoiding the expense of regilding. mar 6 St (OR RENT—A two story and basement Brick FE’ HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayetto street ; 3 somplcte ores ean ees with large ar < wehe en 2). toa permanert tena-t pely to OWN DL. KIDWELIA mar 5tf AVING A LARGE aL CK OF ELAS fod kOSEE VHA ERR aud a great variety of Greon House, L wil sll them ac vory low rates, if early epplica- tion is made at the corner of Frederick and rrus pe tsts.. Georgetown, f JOHN L. KIDWELL, me +i FOX NEW YORK — Pho paoket chooner Fatr- tax, Capt, Mott will sail as above with despatch, For freight or ee Apply to. cobs « hobek, mar2 63 Water str et. OR BOSTON.—ONLY REGULAK PAUKET LINE—The joouer F. A. Hawkins ~ ha: ‘ed from the above port and is now. disc! ‘ing her cargo. She wi be reo-iv ing f-cizht for Boston on MONDAY, Sth inst., and will have quick diseaich Apply to ARTLEY & BROTIT 99 and 10 Water st, Georget mar 2 it POTATOES. 2,000 nusuii Sot pee New Jersey White Mercers, eu tah'e for seed or table use, Vor sale from store in lots to euit Purehaeern s ER BERRY, fe4 eo 85 Water street, Gearon: james .O’ DONNOGHUE. necesto- to I’. O'Doxxocuux & Sons, Begs leave to inform the pub to, iriends and ous tome’s of the iate firm, that he con‘iruss the buel ness @ the old stand, corner Ist and Lingan trees, Georgetown, D aud hopes to merit acon inu ation of their kind: t patronags Gonstantly on hans ASJILED warranted to stand any climate. Best quai Family Washing, Toi.et. Chemical, Olive, an German BS1ve SOAPS. allof the finest and purest materials, which = ere on 3 good neler phage —_ quaiiry can a hased for in any of the ror ies. Te ent for ook: : aoe sit is very desi-able to setti= the affairs of the late firm. ersons indebtd to it thes to nie wow on presentation, and all 2 firm, wi!l p'ease send them WAM ‘ille for or ees nst will be ' b OF ega net wil! ret! o JAMES Le CARBERRY Or JAMES“ UPDON. Ni mart u sound ince Edward i 0 Island P . Bein store and (a ea eat 3:0, bushels Now Josey’! POT. 4 jersey Bine s TOES alt pieked over and will ope] ey Ss, Sud in nice condition. Appl; fol7-Lm 99 and'Ie aR pkor ode Fl 2,000 tas on nanan luge vison of ine Bate areas WASHINGTON, CITIZENS OF WA ay ’ ci E! GEORGETOWN, ITIZENS OF Sin Ff ALEXANDRIA, CITIZENS REALE SULTATIO! i es CONSWT Tan PUBLIC. WHY WILL PEOPLE SUFFER DISEASE AND PAIN, hen N IMMEDIATE EEMEDY Maeva tne 80 absolutely inconsidera- ble as to be within the mcans of the pooiest person in the community ? " 7S This Great and Unfailing Specific is DR. MONTARDE’S MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER and great FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY! which has never yet, in any case, failed to afford immediate relief and ultimate cure, not only of all PAINS, ACHES, AND KINDRED COMPLAINTS, But is also ONE OF THE BEST AND MO3T CERTAIN ‘ TONICSIN THE WORLD. At once annihilating all pain, and imparting strength and vtgor to the MOST DEBILITATED ANDO SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. So many worthle: erations have, however heretofore been o: the public that psople bave naturaliy and j) become euspicious and cautious. This 1 right. 'Heaith 18 one of the great- eat blessings of Heaven to mankind, and while pos sessed, should be guarded with jealous care ; ai when lust no judicious effort should b+ leit untried to resture it. itis wise, ther, to examine closely the pretentions aud tast the merits of ail medicinal preparations wifared for sa'e. DR. MONTARDE’S MIRACULOUS PAIN- KILLER ND GREAT FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY dergore such scrutiny and tests,and Eeciouese feriivall foo brig htor for sxe oracal: Tt has been tested by THE FIRST CHEMICAL TALENT OF THE AGE, And approved by THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY of any country, and what is no less important, the actual experience of OUR OWN CITIZENS Has already pronounced it THE REMEDY OF THE AGE"! It has already in our own city and country effected mer’REAL AND PERMANENT CURES OF NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, TOOTHACHE, NERVOUS HEADACHE. LUMBAGO, vA DYSPEPSIA, DE- BILITY AND PROSTRATION, NER ER AD 5 : is, ES, FEVER AND ane Pitt RAL BRUISES, DISORDERED STOMACH, ETC., Than Any Other Medicine Ever Introduced! Hence its great popularity and sale, more of it b2ing now sold than of ALL OTHER MEDICINES in the market put together ! In prcof of its VIR'Tt ES and FFFICACY, and the high repeats, in which it is held at home and a road. we beg to direct attention to the following certificates—one from a British Nobleman. highest in the Soottish Peerage, the others fom well knowa aod prominent citizens of Baltimore all of whom voluntarily tandered their certificates, as well for gratitude for benefits received as from philanthropy for their fellow-man: READ THE CERTIFICATES, followi fre HIS GRACE THE DU! OF BUCULBUGH: was GRACE, THE PUKE tarde: = DarketrH, July Ith, 1259, Dear Sir:—The packages of your “Miraculous Painkiller” which vou forwarded me from Paris was received here by my Steward previous to my arrival. I have uzed it ¢rirrnally and internally, as recommended by you, and ain amply compensated by the resnit y hKheuma ic or affection has entirely Cisappeared. My appetite is improved, and my generai health has not been better for years, Accept, str, my acknowledements fur your great kindness, and receive the as:urance of my high con sideration. Faitifu'ly and sraly ONT igned, Uc CLEUGH & QUEENSBURY. To J.5. Moutarde, Esq., M. v., &c, &e., Paris, the The following certificates from our own citizens are equally vaiuabls: Ba.timors, Feb. 17, 1860, “Mr. James MoDonneil.—Dear Sir: Allow me to bear testimony to the efficacy of ** Dr. Montarde’s Miraculeue Pain Killer ” eee had a bad cold with very severe pain in my back.(so great that I conid scarcsly stand,)! applied the Pain Killer ac night, and next day had no tracesof ee whatever. Yours truly, ENRY ©. GRIFFIN, of R. B. Griffin & Sons, * 17 South Charles street, Baltimore. Baxtimorg, January 6th, 1°60, James, McDonnel!. Esq.. Agent for Dr.’ Moa- tarde’s Miraculous Pain Kilier and Great French Remedy,—Dear Sir: Piease snceps my thauks for the bottle of Dr. Montarde’s Miraculous Pain - Killer and Great Fi h Remedy, which you kinaly sent me. In my case it has indeed proved * Mi- raculous.”” I used it fora revere attack of Rheu- matism, and on the very first application was com- pletely cvred. I cheerfu!ls recommend it. Yours, &0., I T.SfODDARD Agent for Chicksring’s Pianos, Calvert etreet, Battimore, Decsmber 224, 1259, James McDonnell, Esq., Agent for Dr Mon tarde s Miracuions Pain Killer, &c.- Dear Sir: We cheerfully bear testimony to the uscommon vir- tues of Dr. Montarde’s Miraculous Pain Killer and Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr. Da- vidson used it for severe rheumatism and recived immediate relief We have also ased it on several gecasions in our families and on our work pseple for different complaints. in all c see with complete success. Wecan confidently recommend it. Yours truly, L. HARRISON, DAVIDSUN & CO., Wholesale Cap Manufactuzors, South Charles street, With such testimony as ths above. can any rea- sonable man lave a doubt of the merits of DR. MONTARDE’S: MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLE It should be considered ixpisPENSABLE in every howre. The Price i i onnS5 CENTS PER BOTTLE. DR. MONTARDE’S MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER is for eale by all respectable Druggists in Wasn- INGTON, GEORG2TOWN, and ALEXANDRIA, Hexry Coox & Co, Agents, Alexandria. R.S T. Cisseuy, and J. Kipwec, gen-s for Georgetown, D. C. D. B. Clarke, Corner 43 st. and Pa. av., Z. D. Gian. 300 Pa. avenue, Agents fur Washington. JAS. MocDONNELL. Gonerai Agent for the United States, mar * if,6t 17 Mercer street, BaLti3 WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. NEW PICTORIAL EDITION 9,000 te 10,000 NEW WORDS in the Vocabulary. Table of SYNONYMS by Prof. Goodrich. With other new features. Together with all the matter of fous editions. In one volume of 175) pases. é “The cighty paces of illustraticns. comparable in meness to bank notes, aro worth the i peer ee ; n the price of the Price $6.50, Sold by gil Beokeslers. M ae Je | A mar 5-D& W,lm Springfield, Mass, Prince Emperial Champagne. * FROM DE VFNOGE & co,. EPERNAY, FRANCE. Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the Country ane fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until 17 i past yrar was confined « tles of the Con ineutof E post unbounded suece clusively to the best Trop”, has now obta:ned s aud’ popularity in thi« ‘. It is recommended by some of the first ians of the City of New York, over all other Wines, on account of its extreme ity i cacy, and those who ones try it rarely use any other Althench ouly one year has elapsed sincs its introduction int» this country, the demand is nus aed constantly increasing. Ourarange. ments are such as to ensure the quality of the Wine b ing maintained at its present high standard. The Prince Inertial ix a sol ly by us, we being the sole Agents of Messrs. Dz Venock & Co. in MS CORNET, teow ATG WOUT & mars-8m Nox, 488,49u & 492 Baoabwar,N y. 282 penn. av OFFICE PFICE. -» BET. VITH AND 12TH STREETS LatetRe . a iD GRATE Georcushly screened tefore delivery 3 2,260 Ibs. to KINDL‘NG and STOVER any length and size, er dance ae & W. M.GA . ' Propri-tors of the Cit: ii Seal she Pity Steam Fire (ah og Office No. 282 Pa. av.. bat. lith and 12th ate fe27 p nATRENTION, OUTOHERS, SALTERS’ GENUINE SPRY A 60 and 19° — — BAUARCEs, CLEAVERS, KNIVE* SAWS, STEELS, &c, T r) CRRPBBLL eSON, 351 Pa. av, Seas i FORTUNE ed upon ail attire of BS Seeks FOR SALE AND RENT. x RESI- Fo: RE NT—Ore of mort, vicosant a. SI ENSES in Wi rert, Row. G seihe wall po i Tesirea.'In ies. = oe OR SALE OR RENT—One of the BRICK HOUSFS, on 12th street. between C ats. with 12 rooms, With gasin each room. Terma ih mederate, Inquire of JAS. W. BAR at, beiween Iith and 1th sie No. 42. Mar 6-tf RUG STORE FOR SALE —A good stand and D deiog * vrokeable ee 3 ee = '? for seiling. ress *- harmacy, Qfoo, with name and residence. OUSE FCR RE very reasonable terms, aes coe J ge Pa cnet and C street north. The house is most oonvenientiy arranged, contains sit rooms. and good gasgon postal ing ith choice bearing recs, ‘he subect shed House, n of Winder’ Baitang. 2s 5 o satis : Hee aan ee aac aE MCGUIRE & CO.. marSiw_ Auctionters and Com Merchants, ‘OR RENT—Two Fiame Cottage HOUSES. containing 6 rooms each, situated on Maseachv- }- setts avenue, between 4th and 15th sts. Good water on the premises. Rent $10 per month. For par- ticulars inquire at the brick house on the premises. mar 3 3* Fer RENT—A two-story and attic HOUSK, G — os Ist street, near the corner of C st.. ol Bill. ga-den of nvar an acre of ground, and also a with a weil of fine waster. Toa good tena rent will ba moderate and possession given imme- diately. For terms, &c, please apply te DAViD MOURE, North Cap:toi st., near the Glenwood Cometery. mar 3 St* it contains Mrooms, and fine AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATRE. Lessee, J. T. Forn. | Stage Manager, 8. W.Guern, Leader of Orohestra_.......Wm. Wirmens. THIS EVENING, Eighth Night of MR. J. E. MURDOCH, Who will appear as HAMLET. fustained by a cast of gre t excellence. GTON AFTEK THE WAR, Wiul remain on Exhibition For Two Days Loxory MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 5and 6 Open until 9 p.m. each day. mar 5-2t Ws’ HALL. ‘ o”» = “s ANDERSON, Lesnes DECIDED SUCCESS: RE ENGAGEMENT, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. (MONDAY and TUESDAY, Maro’ Sth and) or THE GREAT EUROPEAN MAGICL VENTR-LOQUIST. SS 8" PROFEssOR LOVE, Who will, on each of the above nights, his SUPERB SCIENTific DELUSIONS. Also itt cduce severni entirely new and complete!y nov: xperiments, Doors open at 7 0’ ; cummencing et 7%. atetoceta. Scat ca be ceca gee Te Fei counts. Seats wn: stow! juring the dawnt tho hall . “ Ths ms narement bec to announce that they have made an arrang: ment Ww! and HENRI DRAYTON to give tiful entorteinmaats entitiod will shortly apperr OR RENT—On Capitol Hill, two FRAME F HOUSES, on the corner of Maryiand avenue and 24 street, One of them ix s good business with et we ands able. Inguire of WILLIA GREASAN. corner of 13th and E sts. mar 3-6t* {OR SALF—A large 3 story BRICK HOUSE (fire-proof,) in the rear of Jackson Hall, svit- able for carpenter or ovrzchmaker, or fe ow manu acturivg establishment: w business. Terms easy. Apply THOS. RA VENNER’S, 347 C street, between 43 and 6th ste. mar 2-lw* OR RYNT OR SAILE—The new three story FRAME BOUSHE, en O street north, between 8h and 9th streets west, st 9 rooms. and with good yard and stable attached. Apply to A. Dovel. Arent, Temperance Hall, E mar a UR SALE-A uable FARM ins high state of cultivation situated in Alexandria oouuty, Va ,.co.taining one hundred and thirty fi more or less, Jtadjoins the farm of Major W. D. Natt pod is —— fer canin a wget wg ashington city. For cular ply at Star Offic: mar 1-dtje 1 FOR SALE.—Two high'y improved » about 200 acres each, sisuated on tas7th miles f-om Washington city. The ing, and have cxeellent buil — aud sually good neighborhood ; wil soid low Aa on very easy terme For further in- formation apply to W. BATCHELOR, Cottage Port Office, Montgomery county, Md. fe 27 im* ENT—A three-story FRAME HOUSE, Mle ack beteees baat ee 4 on Ith street, 20) containing 9 rooms and wide see, and cis arn in the yard. App y.to M-SNYDER, Jr Agent, at the Plumb: ing, Gas Fitting and stove Store of C, Snyder, next deor to the Star (ffice. fe 25-tf FSR SALE GR EXSHANGE—A first class DWELLING—No. 319 9th street, between L and M,—1s offered for sale very low and on lone credit, if desired, or will exchange for property 1o- cated in or adjacent to Norfolk, Va.. if carly sepli- cation ix madeto VP. CORBETT, over Bank of Washinzton, fozetf {OR Brick HOUSE, streets, in Kib- Ok SALE-A nto thires- sto ‘on 2d street, botwoon D and oO» FELLOWS’ BALL, . SaxvERson, Lesnes, FOR 4 FEW NIGHTS ONLY: YTON OR OPERAS ano LYRIC DRA s PARES be oLYRic Unique and Elecant Musical Novelty’ ENGLISH BUFFO OPERA, 5 COMEDY ERD LYRIC DRAMA: Ack: owledged to be the most pleasing, elegant 2-4 amusin: entertainment in America. Mr, and Mrs. HEN@GY DRAYTON. cond *. vo Of tae C: nvrvstore do Mw > tomres Koyai, D. Op ras Fe ndor, and (| ow nt Garde pai Ce h has attended t's ente tainment« of these popa'ar & tists ind ved the — to make 8 shortengagement with them fo, ington. - The late performances in Phi'ade phia. Ne York, and Ka'timors, were patrouized by the elit. and secured the *pprobation of the prem». Th plo*s of th» pieves 18 unobject-oun’ joing moral sense, and the evtertianment ina t gether co novel rretty.and attfactive, that it ingy ve unre servedly commended to dramatic plays. Spr: volo, pleassut mui flusney. SENOR OLIVEIRA, ne Great Viowinisr Is engared, and will appear at each performance On MONDAY EVENING, Mark 32, Wi! be performet tha admired Operette “NEVER JCDGE BY APPEARANCES, Ani the Comic Operetta of “DIAMOND CUT LIAMOND.” The Orchestra will he conducted by Herr E- gicke Tickets may be procu-ed at the Muric Store of J F. Bilis, where » diagram of tho hall can be seen Qnd rats secur d bey’s Subdivision. The above property will be Doors open at 7 o'clock; to commencest arter sold on easy terms. Price made Enowu by Tnauie, | to, ing of H. W. HAMILTON & CO. No. 562 7th | Admis ion _-—- Poente. street. opposite Centre Market, Title perfect. Recerved seats fe7 tf mer 5 6t RoR Eats three story and athe BRICK Wweeoes Lad APES, so mi edmired by HOUS n south B street, No. 173, opposite the Smithsouian grounds. Rent $25 month, Inqmreef G R.A No Ged rith ot. {4 (FOR REN he FIRST FLOOR of the build- . Ing immediately opposite the west wing of the City Hall, recently occupied by 8. 3. Wallach as an office. Aleo the front room in the second story aad the third Joor of the same building. For terms tpply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2 Louisiana avenue. ja 13 tf {UR RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water and hath-room, (Potomac water.) The te are large aud airy; four rooms on a floor, from the first floor mp, Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & ug. ss ‘&. Bvonue, between Sth and 10th sts, ie SENATORS, MEMBERS WF CONGRESS.— Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur- mshed, will be rented during the session of Con ress, in the most desirable locality in this city Being within one or two squares of Brown's National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Roome wiil do well to make early spplication at No. 379 Sth etreat_hetween D streetand Pa.av. de 5-tf nee SOS A VALUABLE FARM FOK SALE—Si in Alexandria county, about. miles terseo! 4 Georgetown, at the 1: ion of the Georgetown aad. ttle Fails reads, =; atin Bi Ties In- e oO Fromises, or a {ih and W streets. Washinetons D.C aie J. M. MCCAMLY & COS FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. WE HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF cLOTEHiIN G THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. All Geeds of eur Manufacture—: im the Most Fashionable Style—ef the Best Matesial and Werkmanship. The Finest Steck of Shirts IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING SHIRTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. 38S and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. m'r6-im = I R.T.F.GASZYN&KI, Professor and oscher of Fashienable Dsnoivg, respectiu'l+ anteunces to his pupils and the ladies avd gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown, tion, and. prepace ‘Rim paper fer the Me Willa » Coneert eal Pte com: nce “4 ebreary 21. at wok Pp. iy Tuesday and Thursday aliorasee- — fo Pd + NEW GOODS. Svrerior SES rroks. LINENS AND 200 pico=s Bieachad and Shirting Cottons, 84,9 4,10 rates ey) erior Sheeti “<e do ane Diapers, N: ae es Toy 16088 8U) 10° med; 25 Bozen fine Stitched Linen ‘and NM All just received and are seili } prions, J.W. COLLEY £COn fo22-2w 523 7th st. above Pa av. 4 Have in store, . FIXTURES of ontirely sw Patterns aud Donges and Finish, superic et off-red in this market. We invitemtingie eee Be call and examine our stock of Gas and Water ixtures, feeling ficlont selected stock in W ee ee the abo: i will be promptly attended ton Utrested to our eare MYERS & McGHAN. mar 5-tf 37" D street. Bs oie IN, NT!ING AND Di LAWIN 7 OSK_BESSAU,Latscie foe ttieet meer {4ih, offere nis servic -s t> those who desire to take ly«sone im Painting or D awing. ieaton: A s Jan he oc ee of Mess's. Philp DISSOLUTION. n Surge dware Merchants, is thisay disol ved, i sent, the srracgement taking effect fom thet 7 Uresen Ge) seen ite branches, on his own sooomen desinees in all mar S St F 2 Shr — DRUG STORE, pare bens on enil. Phe Dis Aaah INSURED?-A, Cea ae queens and artiste everywhere, are pow open free to vigitors.vver Clagett & May'’s,324 Pa. av., from 10 to 5. and evenings fr Se to 9. Mr. W. commences wi'lin cass on Monday. He has room for 8 few more pupils. They are tarcht to Draw from nature beautiful y in 15 lessons. Terms $3", or at the resid=nos of the pupil, $100. S. WOOD, Principai of the mer2tf American Schoo! of Det y. AINTINGS AND STATUARY. THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION x OF TH! WASHINGTON AKT ASSOCIATION, OW OPEN aT THE GALLERY, (o. Pa av, bet. loth and 1th ets.) dmission. ~.. 25 0ente ORBESROTS LO resses by emi- « the season of mx werks........... . eee eee Conte This Exhibition of AMERICAN ART contains Works ty nearly all oar Eminent Artists, Several of te most merit ol telbon Severs it 2 most meritorious in ms Tick Gallery ard Course of A nent lecturers, d OST—On the 34 inst,, late in the evening, a pl L GOLD BAN), either onG street, between omnibus. A liberal rewa: be given to any one r turning the same at N. ttreet, 6 ner of Wh mares” STOLEN—From the subscriber on the 2d of month, a cold hurting cas* Lady's WATCH, dia’, cy ond: rewcapement,4 holes jewe!l d: maker Tobia-, Liverpool, No. °3 6, Any informs nrerard to the above wili be tha. k‘ulls re leaving word at my house No 513 M Ween 4g and 6th streete, Isiand, or at and Hind store No. 562 7th street. oppo- site the Markst, and a liters! r-ward for the rant. maré St HH W. HAMILTON. riber, at Dro- "ER, forward, ve t; “oh ge! ona a is Po" roperty, pa: 7 a a take horaway. a mar 5-St R. HL PAXSON OST—A lady *RETICUI,F ¢ monnaie with s me gold ebarge. Aso, a hair b ace! t w the reitis a Moa.” (pgravelon it, « rt d two handke-sisivts marked ~ . aoe otho- email ticles, ‘Tos retieule was F street, b tween ‘stha .d ‘thor o1 9t ,) ® aud &, or on bb tween 9th aud sire. nh jag A ports ord remy s-mirary. The finder mas keep the mo: 5 ihe wil nthe ota rartiol« to this office or at No, 273 F strvet between :th and t4ath- ra sor $10 REWARD Wi RE PAID BY TRE Metropolitan Book and tadder Company for ths arre:taad onviction of ha tutef or the vrs who have at various wheeh Jaren bxredition. Any orma@tion lading t recovery ¢f any a-ticles et ler, wll by thauk received by the Pre ident (Jno "T. Chane y) or i ur tersigned. Secretary of the Compa 'y mar 2 er2t* EOWARD &. 8!PE, See . ort u ity) hae evidently boon weed by the loner: se os: bave the balance by calling at the Star Office, ds soribiny ~4 and paying for this advertisement. —_—_—_—_____. WANTS. —_—_—_—_ W NTKD—By a indy, SEWING, fo- p ivslt ynilies or sto.es. Address M. A. gISY Office. " ANTE D—A first rate COOK. N Ww provided h the were tee Raw 1 TS spply, corn’ + of F and I7th ate. n ANTED—A WOMAN toonck, r Wve amily of tenes patent waked no childrea. Guod ¥aces piven. None but t of comp >tent and weil recomm nded need apply. ANTEU—By a Woman e SITUATION maid. Address Box 9” 7 ah WANTED.— aed ; men. as salosmen (oxperioneed cate rete a7 bers | anne ee anitios by inguir Todekpe we “es Bot bef ore mut betwee: ANTED-—A WOMA yh ow WwW iron. to co a shot aan ine wntes App'y at 396 7th et, corner © mar 6 NE end BUIL SALESMEN new or s@cond be «in good runt”) oree power. Pa ties baring on WALLA BARNARD oo yy avernn rake T—A sree ROOM, site dOad 8th ard lath Sundsy ichvol addr # Oe =a sx WASTE DINMEDIATE YY a6 wrt pu « ANTED TO RE ‘at ASITL aries 6 a » hee thy mar! Indy, who ba: ‘2 ber first be very ey, at No 147 K strect, betwoen 3! snd ¢ sland. me Fest ARRIVAL CP PARISIAN, sPRINY The opening of PAK IN .N SPRING GOD” of my ores taveos, will t XU WENE=DS warsiw M WILLIAN, UNP \RALLELE _rarstw M- Wihttan, §3 Surz Beceicgs. Scsa-s more Bi pberc's oheae Prd chet Ladies’ Pah Pst #1 t bait pri Cat wnn Bt PEBAD'S, co Tn 6 Ur! 1-44NG . Heeler of RUCHHT ata oo a1 ~ " 20S Pa. av...) door from tith