Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Cerner f Pennsylvania Avenus and 11th street, Papers served in packages by carriers at § year, or $7 cents per month. To mail subscri ‘ the price is $3.9 & year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; ‘and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single jes, ONE CENT; IR Wrappers, TWO CENTS. Ere eS should be esnt to the office before 12 o'clock, m.; otherwise they may not ap- year until the next Fri, htful Riot in a London Church. (From the London Times. Feb. 6 } Yesterday there were three services as usual at Si. George's Church, the last of them—that at 7 o'clock—being of so A: ‘eros a character, that none whe had the misfortune to be pres- ent will ever forget it. The rioting was most alarming. The violent conduct of the rioters completely eclipsed their efforts on the previ- ous Sunday, the circumstances connected with which have been brought under the notice of both Houses of Parliament. By 6 o'clock the people began to assemble for ‘the evening service. Cannon street road was almost impassable, and when the gates were thrown open there were at least 4,000 people anxiously waiting for admission. The rush was terrific, but no accidents of any kind are reported, owing to the admirable tact with which the police, who were stationed outside, managed the mode of admission. There was no refusal to ‘suspected’? or other persons, and all who presented themselves were lowed to goin, until the church was so de ly packed that it could hold no more. No sooner had the congregation assembled than howling and yelling of the most andacious kind was commenced, and wascontinved with- eut cessation until the priests and choristers walked in procession to their accustomed places in frontof thealtar At this time a perfect storm broke out, cries of fire were raised, in order to cause dismay, and some of the gas lights were simultaneously turned out. Mr. Churchwarden Thompson. upon whom the whole of the constabulary arrangements inside the church devolved, obtained the as- sistance of some of his friends, and forcibl ejected some of the riagleaders among the ri- «ters from the church, leaving them, when t-ey were thrust outside, to be dealt with by the police. At the time for reading the les- sons, the Rev E. Stuart, M. A., incumbent of St. Mary Magdalen, ascended the desk, and was greeted with a terrific shout of “Off, off,” “Paseyite,”” and “No Popery.”’ At this mo- ment, a body of men and boys i began singing ‘Rule Britann “‘Britans never will be slaves,” being taken up. with tremendous energy by persons in other parts of the church. Others mimicked tae reader. whose style is certainly peculiar, and the whole congregation was ina state of the highest possible excitement. Lucifer matches were struck, orange peel thrown about in every direction, and there is reason ty kaow that fireworks were introduced into the church, and would doubtless have been used, had it not been for the energetic and de- te conduet of the churchwarden. G. Lee was again the preacher. and when he ascended the pulpit he was assailed by a perfect hurricane of vituperation and xbuse. The most filthy epithets to which the human tongue could ‘give expression were hurled at him, in addition to the more polite recommendations to “Go down.” and ~ Be off," No Popery,”’ and “Go to Rome.” He grve for his text the words of the prophet Teaiah, -- Watchman, what of the night" bat nothing could be heard by those who were within half a dozon yardsof the pulpit. The gore who had indulged in singing “ Rule tritannia’’ now struck up with great vehe- mence * We won't go home till morning,” upon which Mr. Lee stopped, and regarded them with an expression of unmistakable dis- gust. After a lengthened pause he asked whether he should go on, and received a loud shout in the negative. He exclaimed “I will,” #nd then proceeded to defend the conduct of Mr. Bryan King. the rector; said he had made concessions which had only made the mob worse; denounced the conduct of the people before him aa sacreligious; said that those who made these disturbances were unworthy of the same of Englishmen, and argued that Mr. King was acting constitutionally and legally in the course he had adopted. “ the mob,” ce used by auditory, the people, and they hissed and yelled, shouted, which was the term more than Mr. Lee when speaking of his slammed doors. and so effectuaily drowned the though he spoke for not another word he uttered preacher's voice, that, forty minutes, was heard. At the close of the sermon not fifty people left church, and there was every desire to re- ne which was enacted on the pre- vious Sunday evening, of pelting the altar with any articles which could be conveniently peat the hurled aga’ it; but in this Churchwarden Thompson was too rT rs, inasmuch as respect Mr be removed selves in this way, the x people sang songs— >. while fights were The desk were broken some of them the Doxolo; going on in every part oj bannisters of the reading down, but the altar fortunately esexped. the building. When this state of things had continued about half an hour after the close of the ser- Alison entered the church with a body of police, and began the process of operation which lasted nearly vice. Mr. Inspector clearing out—an an hour Mr. Danby Seymour, M. P.,who, in reference to the riotous Proceedings at St. George’s, has given notice for to-morrow (Tuesday) for a bill to amend the act of the session of the 3d and 4th years of her present Majest: better enforcing church discipline,was Present at last night's service, and will therefore be able to relate his own experience to the House of Commons, when he moves for leave to bring in his bill — ee Movemexts ix Itany.—From the corres- ponience of the London journals we learn that there are at present about 50,000 French troops in Northern Italy. At latest accounts they were concentrating at Brescia, which is within aday’s march of the river Minci Austria was actively engaged strengthening her fortifications, as if antic ting a fresh en- counter. The number of Ler troops in Italy or the adjoining provinces was estimated by Austrian officers at 300.000. The Neapolitan army was gradually moving in the direction of the Papal States. The Pope had appointed Mayerboler as generalissimo of his troops—a step that was looked upon as an indication of renewed hostilities. The Austrian Emperor had openly declared that, however it might be with the Duchies of Parma and Modena, he could not think of abandoning the Grand Duke of Tuscany, or Permitting the separation of the Romagna from the remaining States of the Church. It was further stated that Counts Vay and Prouay had returned unsuccessful from Hungary, to which they had been sent for Kossuth has lately disappeared from London. and is supposed to be turning the present dif- ficulties to account. Awerican Brace Soctery.—The stated meet- ing of managers of the American Bible Society was held in the Bible House in New Kerk, on Thursday, Luther Bradish in the chair. The decease of Rev. Dr. Goodrich, a member of the Committee on Versions, was announced, and appropriate resolutions adopted. Seven new societies were recognised, of which four are in Kansas, one in Iowa, one in Ohio, and one in Connecticut. Interesting communica- tions were received from agents and others, and grants of books were made to the Massa. ehbusetts Sunday School Union, and to the Sun- day School Union of the Methodist Episeopal Charch, for their schools, where no auxiliary Bible — is accessible; Testaments in Ha- Waiian and English for Honolulu; several grents Were made for Sunday schools where there are 0 Bible Societies; books also for distribution on Staten Island and in Texas; also books in various languages for distribution by captains of vessels sailing to foreign countries. Zt The National Convention of Union Prayer Meetings is now in session i: Philadelphig. Nesr- iy all the large cities are repr The temper of did not at all improve the temper of much for the prior to the opening of the ebureh for the evening service he had caused every hassock, cushion, book. or other article which could have been used in this manner to Being unable to amuse them- , chap. 86, for of Stud dress for the Pope T; [Correspondence of the I the Sapienza, or Roman sondon Times } On the morning of the 6th, on the doors of University, being thrown open for the admission of students, they were seen in along the lofty corridors of About a hundred of these young ing ther, baryet the of the Court vious days, tures. Maldura, him to the paper from his hands. The in no measured terms, and cf personal chastisement. hundred: with blows and kicks ers, and inkstands at and his timely the students’ livered over tion that t - possession, and t them on the morrow. we know you will have the and you will then be the stronger. ourown.’’ The Rector, however, who actually gave his oath to that ef- also upon oath, that it should be presently forthcoming. The “presently,” had not the addie s, fect; promising, attendants summoned the Recto groups about the quadrangle, and the gloomy palace. men, cluster- Tepaired to the bes~ioteca, or li- establishment, where the above- named four promoters of the address (in behalf of Rome) had been sitting the pre soliciting and receiving the t so chanced that only one of th however. gave no satisfaction, and, hooting and threatening. they insisted on his sending for the paper without dela gendarme crossed the threshold in the hands of his captors. terval, Mattei, the Cardinal the Rector, entered the and hisses that he was fain to tate retreat. plied, ‘takin; the pieces. roar asthe veneras hed never before shaken with. some orders. matter of course, and no will be closed. piece of information which to those who may be ambit! the Sovereign through the 1 the Legation that Judge ceived from somebody pincushion, enclosed | and intended asa larder Financial Sacacity.—The ‘* Many years ago, Cay resident Of West Harw of the summer’s labors and having considerable spare money. of his father, afterwards was at the time of his decease.” Miles: See. 1. Be it enacted, latto person, or Mongol! in either civil or criminal cases. who shall have one eighth part or golian. Sec.2. This from and after its passage. Tue Cost oF Lynehbi military $200,000. says: blood shall be deemed a mulatto, and ever and Pacific ocean islander shall be deem The report of some of the youngsters that the gendarmes were at the door, raised to ita high- es’ pitch the maddened fury of their compan- ions, who assured the Rector that if only one of the place, they would fling him down from the baleony into the stone-paved yard beneath The Rec- tor, hard driven, proposed to send two of the students for the long coveted address. The two young men, preceded by a beadle, (Ca- millo Dognazzi.) actually went to the house of one Poggi, the man with whom the paper was deposited, with a note from the Rector, this latter remaining in the meantime as a hostage During that in- and Dean of the Cardinals, having business to transact with palace, and seeing that tumultuous assemblage. spoke s few words advising conciliation and order, but his feeble voice was drowned by such a squall of shouta eat a precipi- The Rector continued in a state of siege all the while, for all the professors and other officers of the establishment had deserted their posts, and left him alone ut the mercy of the mutineers, till the two young messengers and the beadle came back with the address. Then there arose a cry that the paper should be torn to pieces, an order with which the tector, not without many ugly grimuces, com- good care, however, to pocket he students again raised a storm to have the pieces burnt, and the vuto da fe was actually consummated, amid such an up- le walls of the Sapienza The noisy as- semblage was then suddenly liushed—the cries of “Italy!” and “Vietor Emanuel!’ were set up.and the stu:lents soon afterwards dispersed Cardinal Alfieri, the head of the Universi repaired to the spot in the afternoon to give The gendarmes are on duty round the palace; arrests are to be made, as & doubt the University Se {7 The American Legation in Paris givea ay be of some value of bringing them- selves to the notice of the Emperor of the FP; In former days articles addressed in this way to wegation generally reacbed Lim, but latterly there have been such quintities of goods of every description sent to Mason, probably under an intimation from the Emperor that such a would not be disagreeable to him, cea liver them, and when practicable, returned them to the senders. A short time since the | rench o following incident is narrated in the Barnstable Patriot: Job Chase, now an aged ch. after selling the avails in the fisheries, in Boston, ‘spare change, of Joshua Sears what he had better do with his Pointing toward the island now krown as East Boston, Mr. Sears replied, ‘Go and buy that island.’ did as directed, but owing to the ur; Law oF Evtvencx in Wastixotox TERRITO- RyY.—The following bill has been introduced into the Territorial House of Representatives by Mr, ¢., That no black or mu- ‘an, shall be permitted to give evidence in favof of or against a white son in any of the courts of justice in this Terri: tHE Joun Brown Ratp.—The 'g Virginian, in stating the cost of the rrangements under Gov. Wise to be “With all the revelations that subsequent events have brought to light, we that there never not hesitate to ‘was a more wanton and a) wicked attempt to make capital out of an event, sad enough in itself, the conde affair. The whole country was than has bee tof Gov. Wise Sette this entire ept nm evinced in in a tempest of Mapa ace. and sectional animosities stimu- lated to the highest pitch; and countermarched; troops were marched brought home and straight- way ordered off again, for no necessity whatever.” Remarxaste Precociry Crinz —Two girls, aged poooubegd eleven and thirteen years, n have been arrested Hartford, Connecticut, ‘were in the habit of picking the where too pockets of lady pedestrians in the following singular manner: They would select the upon whem they were to operate, follow her until an op nity oceurred, and cloak or skirt of the lady over her ing in the confusion of the moineat the contents of t then throw the of the ghageg or 5 were detected and takea to the Fation-house, where they indulged freely in the language and behavior most indecent LL Tur Batm ror Broxen Hearts.—A corres- dent of a ', writing from Natick, lass., mentions two suits for breach of promise which are the plaintiffs is the eldest dau clei , and sues a weal! Pied Lpar: Boston, for $10,000 | savage 4 in the other case ran! lady, ng in the court there. One of iter of a fethodist y grain and flour The is a citizen of the ite State, and brings bis action against a ae e four, was at his place at that early hour. The malcontents crowded around him to take task about the address, and to wrench upbraided him yy the too easy transition from words to deeds proceeded to The clamor of the altercation brought round the other students by nd the loyal youth was assaulted from those who could get at him, while those afar off hurled books, rul- his head. The terrified T to the spot, pretence and bland intercession alone rescued the offender from his incensed assailants. The Rector, however, had no sooner torn by main force the ill-starred Maldura from hands and locked him up in a closet, than the rioters turned upon himself and demanded that the address should be de- to them. The reverend gentleman wriggled and shifted about a good deal, and tried to sp through their fingers by an asser- ie er in question was not in his at he would have it ready for “No, no!—no proerasti- nation,”’ cried the riotous youths: ‘to-morrow gendarmes here, To-day is acourse sed to de- veyrition re- in Connecticut an immense na box about a foot square, resent to the Empress. man sent from Floridaa shell which be had Picked up on the sea coast, and which had on jt naturally engraved an almost perfect letter “N°? Itis not uncommon to receive sets of harr Spurs, &c.,and one man from away out in M souri sent a barrel of bacon over for hi One 8 Majesty's > inquired emphatically Capt. Chase ‘gent entreaty sold the island contrary to the convictions of his own judgment. retained possession, he might, to-day. be worth as much as the far-famed millionaire, Josaua Sears, Had he per- tory, Every person more of negro Asiatic a Mon- act to take effect and be in force Eben WASHINGTON, D. 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Herald. lers, toodrich. all the parables in price of the RIAM, Springfield, Mass, YOR KR ‘TOR too well known to ne: T. M. HANSON, N ing-house, corn- Bores in cultivation, land. Itis peou!ari dence, being perfect! of Mr. MA Little Falls. TENEMENT on W at present occupied by Mr. Morton, but wi ested on the Ist of March. T north side of the street, near two doors west of Mr. Magruder’ ADDISON, Agent, Alexandria, OR SA LE—A small FARM ofSiacres. situated - atthe Little Falis, havin ly situated karore fishing and FOR SALE AND RENT. SALE—A two-story BRICK ed deseripti 0 20 7th 'y healthy and ert street. Gani hunting RIOTT, bridge keepe: Washin if etown, be va- he house lies on the Washington etreet, s The locality is - Inquire of Mr. reet, or to KE. B. fe 27-diw&eotf : a comfortable dwell- pune, stables, 4a; weil and watered; within four miles of enced ton; 1S the balance in landsome wood- ydesirabloas a country ros most romantical- Inguire n Bridge, de 7-2awt whole cf Square mouts, Sonsisting of new, containing niece”, ings, and & pump The grounds are ene! mands a ‘eautife! vi that if subdivided 1 bring more than is For further CHILTON, of Washington. street, between D the City Hi BROS., Builders, 25 eot: no sqrare feet of ground, set out with fine shade trees. afow minutes walk from th asked for the w artioulars apply to WIL eal Ketate Agent, No. 145 over Bank ‘and ia!l square. sper with t & 8p! osed with ew of the rive: nto lots the gre M a good QPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE ® 765, containins near! he Pi encid brick house nearly Sor 16 rooms with every conve- There are algo ai! the nozessary out-bui'd- of excellent water in the yard. fence and The house is within @ Capitol, and coms itis believed nd alons will ole broverty. LIAM B. fe 18-eolin rably lo- BALDWIN OR RENT—The south HOUSE of the row of now four story houses iately erected E_ streets north. three new four-story dwellings on 4th str on sd Also, the eet, front- in; ‘hese houses contain all the modern improvements, and are desi cated. For terms, &o., apply to or W IA Attorney arLeys 0. 40 La. avenue, & H_ PHILIP, near 6th st, ute “and ta shi by Star Othes, O REN north, N. mars V in Alexandria o: OR SALE-A va! I three-story BRIC suitab e for a dwoliin Falls roadi ounty, about RE oe toa uale FARM ina high state of cultivation situated in Alexandria county, Va., co:.taiming ons hundred and thirt five acres, more or lesa. Itadjoins tho farm of MM 7 ajeor W. D. about seven and a half iniles from city. For particuiars apply at the mar I-dtje1 K HOUSE; I , baker, or confectioner. situate on 7th street weat, between Hand I streets @, 392. Inquire’on the premises. Sn A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Si Geo miles from rectown, at the intersection of the Georgetown and Little 8, conerte of 102 nores, In- CHARDS, corner ington. D.C. ia 10-tf and in an unusual sold low anc on ver: Post Office, M Y, C86: formation apply to W. FArss FOR SALE.—Two Iighy impro ed Farms, about 200 acres each, 81 uated on th -7th atreet road, eizht miles from Washington c ty. The farms are eae 8nd have excel'ent buildines, good neighborhood ; will be le 27 B ineme For further in- ATCHELOR, Cottage ontgomery county, Md. fe Im* For RENT-—A three-story FRAME HOUSE on Ith street, between I rooms and wide 6, and cis:ern in the yard. Appy to M. SNYDER, Jr., Agent, at the Plumb ing, Gas Fitting and =tove SI next door to the Star Office, and K, containing $ tore of C, Snyder, re eae (‘OR SALE-. Ben ad arect, 8 nice three-stor ing of H. W. HAMIL’ . — ppepasite Centre Market, Titi TON & CO. Brick HOUSF, street, between D and E streets, in Kib- bey’s Subdivision. ‘The above property will be sold on easy terms. rice made known by inquir- No, 56: le perfect, 7th the Smithsonian ireof G. R.A City EH and Louisiana 2 orelerge ry; four rooms on rst floor up. Inquire of WALL, &: Pa. avenue, between Suk BOB EE on Soaks S02, rounds. Rent 2 AMS, No. 460 lith 5: Fo RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the buiid- i itely opposite the w: Hall, recent! ed Office. Also the front toonns ¢ third floor terms apply to RICHAR. avenue. est af a »S' and . 173, 0; 25 per month, wu 3. posite cA the ‘ont room in the soopad same building. WALLACH Wot ja 13 tf OR RENT—PARLORS and CH; Fi iadsomoly fernishen erat hey CAM room. (Fotomac water.) T id BERS water ir, from the 'TePHENS& 16th sts. seamion of Gon Moat di —¥ 4 ing lesirable locality in thi: two squares at ek q Star. MISCELLANEOUS. WOOD AND COAL. THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Journai—con- ining a greater variety of interesting reading than ean be in any other—is publishod on Saturda annw waa —8is subscribing in clubs rai wit it the intervention of a mai amo Perceived, 20 per cent. of Thr Weerly saved. It invariably contains the ~ that has made The Eventne #0 generally throughout the country. 7 Si le 16s (in Wrappers) can be atthe counter, immediatsiy ther pSper. Priooa—THREE C ton Star circulate Procured the issue of the NTS. . Postmasters who sot as agents will besl lowed scommiseion el Soeenie, *© LOTTERIES. J. M. McCAMLY & €O.S FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. ————— WE HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF oLOTHiInNnNG THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. All Goods ef eur Manufacture—Made in the Most Fashionable Style—of the Best Material and Workmanship. The Finest Stock of Shirts IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN SHIKT—THE BEST FITTING SHIRTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mar6 NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. 1m ORTANT AN IM ORR RIL The author has been, that could be and poor in ®pring that has, more tha: caure of plunging in ill than three-fourths of th mad: only prevent increase, J.M. BARRINGTON, Ba cents, and receive the remedy. health and © parents ano Liss throughout the land. He is now happy to ane nounee to the world that his efforts have met with success, and that he is now enabled to send those persons desiring it a simple remedy that will not but also prove of immense advantage to health and erjoyment. Address Dr. timore, inelosiny DISCOVERY TO THE AND SINGLE. for some years psst, exper irenting in the endeavor t» discover a prerentire le universally practicable to rich P-eventing that rapid increase of off n all otuers. been the great »verty more ads of fam- fifty mars Djiwk Wit PATENT, INDELIBLE MARKING PEN- cH Writing upon mustiin,linen, &c.. a great improvement upon the old method. t ; OLOMONS’ Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av., Lawrence’s Station’y, &o. LS, for 37 cents, and box of extra leads, PHILP & x mar 9 Sole Agents for Price WwW oopD!: OAL! Ooo D! OA ! A Thorovsh Freke/ elt Sizes of Coai and all Kinds of Wood! COAL well prepared before delivery. LA e view 240 pounds ts the ton, U7" WOOD ready prepared to suit the wants of each customer or delivered cord length. [77 156 feet in a cord of Split Wood, I" The Wooa sawed, but red Split, is measured fo ng Sawed. 107" For sale at the Lowest Possible Prices at the CITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS F 17 ane COAL DERG D OoT OF 17TH STREET, BELOW EPARTN’T. t. J. & W.M. GALT, Office—282 Pa. av., bet. llth & 12th str., north side. ICP- Orders left at either wil jan 23-tr prompt person: vu £E 4 F U £E U EL! ri have now < one i the Sed ae stocks of ‘uel in Washington, consist of— White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Exg Coal, White Ash Egg Coal, ‘Red Ash Stove C = hite ae eae! Coal, ene ae eal reverton Free Burning, he un of Keg and Stove Sizes. = ; Smiths? Coal, Hickory, Oak and Pine 2240 pounds to the ton Wood, sawed and split. In all cases. All of which I wi!! sell at the lowest prices for the cash. for 30 or 60 days paper, well secured. All sccounts now standing will be presented te fore ie = of roto Ryd and it is earnestly 10 | wi rom! 5 = homed BATES, R. W Wood and Coal Dealer, i4th and C = DENTISTRY. 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EW WORK N 58, by Lawrence'Oliphant, to Lord Elgin ; ill Just published and for sale by PHILP & Metropolitan mat ON CHINA AND JAPAN being a narrative of the Far! of Elgin’s mi to those interesting countries in th the years 1857 SOLOMON, Bookstore. 332 Pa. av., Sole Ag+ nts for Lawrence’s Stationery, &c. rk E P PLASTER LAIN AND ORNAME RIPTION, done on able rates by ALLEN avenue. north side, ‘Their Ornamental Epecimens, | HAY THORNE’: thaniel Hawthorne, author of The Scariet &c.,2 volumes ; price $15). Eliot Norton ; 75 cents. Just published and for sale at Metro, Sole Agents Stationer, H GIBBS’S AIR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S ESTABLISHMENT, OTEL. informs the public fashionable assort GOODS, 10x. ko, of the FURNISHING — WILLaRDs’ H The undersigned respectfull that he has on hand a iarge an ment of Gentiemen’s FURNI embracing Gloves, Shirte, Neck T best materia’, manufactured eapacially for his salery s the finest stock of PERFUMERY District of Columbia ; ane every ala A manufacturer in HAIR W Tonpees, Scaips, &o., which he to order. mar 8-3t* STA LLIONS, SS The undersigned now has at the Union Hotel Stables. tt Georgetowin wiherm they SST TAL, short notioe and very uN & JACKSON, 27 between 10th and ‘llth streets. Plastering equals that of any other house in the United States, inatyle, finish and darability. The public is invited to call and Insp ot F RVERY Pa. av., ’ . private secretar trated, $2.75, f DE reasona- > Penn. EW WORK—The Marble Faun, or the Romance of Monte Beni, by Na- Letter, Notes of Travel and Study in Italy, by Charles PHILP & SOLOMON’S olitan Bookstore, 33 32 for Lawrence's celebrated Foreign mar® SHING may be seen, those two rele brated Stallions. “Dey of Algiers’ and “Green ignated in the hand bills. mar 7-lw* n the thing in hie line as K, such as Wigs, also makes and fits __JOHN H. GIBBS, STALLIONS, STALLION Mountain Morgan,” the latter 4 years old, and wi'l let tiem stand during the senvon at such prints as may hereafter Le des: HIRAM WRIGHT. VERS, 306 Pa.av. W SPOCK OF BANJOS . ELL 9th and lth le Faun, 2 volumes ; price $1 5". mare BEL OLK S$ 8 STEPHEN 4 DOUGLAS. Tn form and feautures this beautiful and accurate pecimen of American art 16 unsur ®pecimen of like characte: fac-simile of the “Little G Spectuens may be seen at Cuiver’s Drvc Store, the Disirict of Columbia and St Marsland, Virginie. North Carel lina, Georgia, city. D.C., accom; Composition Copies — Box and Cartage. Editors of newspapori giving the above twelve insertic issues, with appropriate edito: with a copy of the Statuette, States will be furnished by the DOR, E T —Also, PIANO S NEW ROMANCE—The rthe Romance of Monte Beni, assed by any er, produced. It is a Statnettes procured 0, 265 Penn. avenue, corner of 12"h street Washington city. Persons in tes of Delaware, ina, South Caro- lorida, Alabama, Mississippi. and Louisiava, desirir g copies of the’Statuette will ad- dress their orcera to C. P, CULVER, Washington anied by & remittance, JAcos REED, MANUFACTURER OF MILITARY CLOTHING, Sovruzast ConnER Sxconp anv SPRUCE Sts., PHILADELPHIA. MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SAI in 39-6m Cc WILLIAM B. CHi LAIM, PATENT, REAL Houses, Lote and sien, LTON TITLES EXAMINED, Deeds, Contracts, Wills, rately prepared LOANS NEGOTIATED. | Office. No. 15, over Bank of Washington. Revaeesces—Chilto: 6, Exq., Esq,’ Clerk stn Cler Resordar of Attorneys-at La’ of the Cow Deeds, & a. Se hi, ESTATE AGENT. or Sale on Commis- Agreements, Bills of Sale, and ail other instruments of writing acou- & Magruder, Walter Da- w;John A. 3 Henry Naylor, fe 18-1 Ho3wvE8IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES nese Scales are offered to th most simple, durable, and reliable n use. Firstclass premiums have by the United States Fair an Institute Vermont Stat Fair, exhibited ther, Fo: ss eat 5. Chilled Tron Safes. dels-lv the been he ted. Virginia Ag-icuitn Society; Virginia State Agrieu'tural Fair ‘air, Peaars a ee York 4 o., &e. In every onse where have received first class Louiziana avenue, lio Be the esever awarded? ut in rat ¢ Franklin State Fair; Premiums, Depot of Siller’s E+ ©. PATTISON, Agent. Better WAREHOUSE. Excuancr Pracr, Right Opposite Post Ofte: We have always on hand every quality of BUT- TER for Bakers, Confectioner and Aud &s we are the agents for it, getti us from tho farmers. we ELLICOTT Seesthe cheap. fe Bay.e Ba.Timore, e. Store Keepers, ng it conrigne can_ sell it very & HEWES Kuttor Agents 28: Giad utter, Groceries, of every prices to suit the times, at the N at je 15) NEW PHOTOGRA PH AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, 480 PannstLvaria AVENG: Near SMBROTYEES, enly ta FROTOGRAP ES: aly One Dolar oye €00D PICTURES ian Spo seBiv Cc. B. Toreach Lf Third Stress, SEVENTH STREET.—250 barrels north ern Apples, in prime order; Goshen ard tra prime, for fami! P im New Jersey Buck wheat extra fine quality ; alsc, a large 5} ind, wholesa' use ; 2.000 lbs astern Cheese tock of Family e and retail, at ew Store—253 JEWELL, ‘ut up in handssme caso, and 25 conts ibeequent ne taken in any weather, venue, near 3d street, vou have the substance, published ©9 Agents for! ATHER RYDER.—A life like Phot of this paingt pthc divine; price @i. just ‘PHILP & SOLOMON, 3 ay.” &e SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 499 7TH StREEt, Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. Travelers will ppudy their interests by examining my TRUNKS, VALICES, &c., before pur-gurwey chasing elsewhere. Ar I use none but thegiamy best material the market affords ana emp oy id the best workmen, I can confidentiy recommend my Work to be superior in Strength and Durability to Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here, keep constantly on hand, and make to order (on one week's notice) every Sereription of SOLE LEATHER, IKON FRAME, FRENCH DRESS WOOD BOX TRUNKS; ASHLAND and other VALICES; TRAVELING BAGS; HAR- ESS; SADDLES; WHIPS; &., &c. ks, &0., Repaired and Covered, in » work- manlike manner, at short notice. Trunks delivered in ary part of the city, George town, or Alexandria. “4 ple e eut for Howe's celebrated FAMILY SEV ViING MACHINES, cs de I5-ly JAMES 8. TOPHAM. ADIES’ HOME-MADE SHOES,—Glove Kid heel double-soled Button Boots, 225, oh Lasting do, do., $2.25 Goat _——— , Fr. d 0 re F. ‘Also, ovary ouer style Of BOOTS and SHOES, fur Ladies’ isses” Cc iren’s wear. J. ROSENTHAL, No, 22 Market Space, jald-coly Pa. av. ‘2d door above 8th at. A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, TO BE SOLD CHEAP! The Bootand Shoo Establishment that was burnt out on Sunday morning, the 20th of Novem- ber, have removed the baiance of their stock to No. 280 7th street, between L and M. Persons in want of Shoes will now find &n opportunity, for a few days, to get good artic! at = i mamma low price ‘hey must be sold. GReat EXCITEMENT aT No. $20 77x Sy, H. MELA & SON” Saiuine Curaprr Tuan Ever! All who want oe 2 must come quickly. Fv. erybody says that H. MELA & SON are selling the vest and cheapest goode in the city, and theil store is crowded with customers er to bu: 10,000 worth of FALL and WINTER BOOT: and SHOES, at ret for New York wholessle prices, at MELA & SON'S, eccll 20 7th st., 2 doors above States Office. ‘LARK MILLS’ STATUE OF WASHING 4 oe —A pee me Taig of the above— rice 5o—just published, an jor sale by : see PHILP & SOLOMONS, a venue, fe 22 Sole Agents for Laurenee’s Stair mery, &o. THE NEW BOOKS.—A Trip to Cubs, by Mrs Horse: 75 cents Michiet’s Woman; 1 The Treason of Charles Lee; $1 50 Holmsby House, by White Meiville; 59 ts Famous Ballads, by Grace Groen he Voyage of Constan: Seas, by Mary Gillie; 21.25 , 1 a Cr. fton, by the author of Margaret Mait and; 75 ots Dr Oldham at Greystones and his Talk there; @1 Wild Sports in the South; $1.25. At PHILP & SOLOMOD Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pi Sole agents for Laureno?’s Stationers, &o. UNPARALLELED! UST Received, 8 cases more of Shepherd's cheap NOTE PAPER. Super Note, 75 cents, Super Double Thick, #120, Sos tien Bath Post, $120, t ust hal ri-es. Call soon, at mars SHEPHERD'S, cor. 7th and Dats, Me T.F.GASZYNSKL, Profes: of Fashionable Dsncing. respectiu'ly Ant.ouncesto his pupils end the |. geutiomen of Washington and Geo that he will give the Iast quarter's instruc tion, and prepare his pupils for the May Ball at Wulards’ Concert Hall; to commence on Tuesday, February 21, at 4 o'clock p.m , and continue every Tuesday and Thurscay afternoon. fe 29 2w* W GAS FIXTURES. E Have in store, and are daily receiving, @AS FIXTURES of entirely ¢ Patterns and Designs and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore offered in this inarket, We invite citizens general- jy to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, fecling confident that we have the best selected stock in Washington Ail Work in the above [i will be promptly attend it av. mars ntrusted to our care S & McGHAN. mar 5-tf _ 376 D street. INNEY & LANSDALE, 520 _ MOMENI Face venue 520 PARK FIRE INS. CO.N. ¥Y.—Cash capita! and supplies $30,009, nearly; and correspondents of other C. ies having cach capital of over en Testes sai, reduater and prompts Movere’s WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pa. Avene, SovTH Sipe. Pure and Frosh Medicines received weekly at the above establishment, and every articie in the Medicine line supplied on call. | sing of Physicians’ Prascript personal attention of the prop and night. On hand, a fine asi Articies Fice Havana Ciza mar 3 tr 'OUPON BONUS OF THE WASHING- Cc TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are a sate and desirable investment, being in © dred doliars each, redeemabie Titg interest at rate of six and ara for mlahby RIGGS & OO NEW NOVEL—Holmby House, Tale of A Dla Northemneashion by G. J. Whyte Mel Ville, one Tolnion eepareprscabaanaS by mail 60 Part Four of Tom Brown at Oxford, price 12 ote it BLANCHA® D & MOHUN, fe 23 Corner \ith et and Pa av. N1 ENCY. TESSILATED, QUAD- Mont MgReENcy bl er, with Envel- nable Opes to natch, stamped with name or initiais with- oe eee B's SOLOMON’S, 332 Pa. av., Sole Agents for Lawrence’s Linen Paper, &o. mar7 NOTES ON NURSING—W bet It fs. and What it ‘ Is Not, by Flo:eace Nightingale, 1 vo ume: Peipediug Thonehts on Religion, by Miss Sewell, l ve‘ume; price ts 75 cen! Night Levens from Se-ipture, compiled by M. 3 price 60 For rale ty Sowell; Price @ oOUANCHARD & MOBUN mar? corner lth at.and Pa. SS and Pa. av, Oe eM, FOR BARGAINS — Tailor, from London, is ae fo offer great inducements in hia line east cent. aun bat = ower thas the ? mar6 S° No. 170 Pa av., bet. 17th apd lath ate, \.. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. HE Next Drawing of the R THURSDAY, Marcn 22, 1960, SORTEO NUMERO 63 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. ri approx. —_..__._ 8,30 PRIZES. Whole Tickets, $20—Halves, $10—Quarters, 85. Grizes yr yon et =e - os discount, it nm al vent Banke on - rewing will be forwaraed ae oook es the result wn. All orders for schemes or tickets to be addressed cen DUN RODRIG EZ. Care of City Post. Charieston, CABINET WARE. At the Big Sign, Ne. 526, Corner oF Seventu anp D Sts, E ASSORTMENT OF MAHOGANY. A ARG OSE WOOD AND WALNUT : FUORNITUOURS, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, At Private Sale. The Subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he has completed his large stock ofa genera! assortment of Furniture and House furnish y , Which he will sell at very low prices, “heieccew Me “A GREEN. D STREET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, eneap for workmen, and eatis- Yo NS eae I the Farnitcre ta, manufactured in this ter O8. . K. PLANT & CO., mar 5-tr 360 D st,, bet. th and I {0 Fernitz Repairedand Varnished. ap id-iy EDUCATIONAL. CHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, s No. 352 57m St, Betw. G axp H. Mrs. U. AWKENCE Returns her thanks to those friends who so kind!y sustained her undertax lng, and announces to them and the public that she feels it necessary to advance her terms of tuition to $5 per quarter afterthe firetof March. fe 28-1m* MKS. McCOR MICK’S SCHOOL. Rs. McCORMICK dosires te inform af id the public genera!ly si tl remu the guties of ber ‘Schou! on the let Monday in Sep- tember next. The oouree of study pursued will gompriseall the branches requisite toa thorough English educa- on. dition to her day scholars. she is desirous of Bn into her lly a few upils as boarders, exed from 10 to As — I ong will be under her im jiate care: her arrangements for the necommodation and due care of pupils have been Ponsidorails increased and otherwise improved. Those in Wy pobington desiring particular information with to ved gohoo may apply to W. D. Wallach, Editor o @ Star. terms and furtner partionjars apply at rendeoge™ my ‘No. 38 Cameron streets Alomeuiiie, Ye, 2- HOTOGRAPHIC INSTAR-OIL, PAINT. Ings. just received, from London, at PHILP & SOLOMONS' Metropolitan Bookstore, 329 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth sts. Sole Agents for Lawrence's celebrated Foreign Staliouery. “ S, THE FATE OF Sir JOR NE RAN KLIN INTOCK ; re Ry a, lor se ml a ne eee SHEPHERD'S, fers Corner of 7th and D ate. ASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, 4 Sth 5:., two doors North of Awe. Now 18 the time to get SPRING and SUMMER SHIRTS made up to order. "The subscriber is pre- pared to make S HIRES, DRAWERS, &c., at the tice. descriptions of Sewing do: SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, acd WRIST" — =. 0. NoveR® BANDS naatiy ante mar 19-87 F1.OUR—BUCKWHEAT. 4,000 rdtxoe Pome Bckoheat Pion: round and forwarded to us from Luzerne coun Y fr Peunexivania, We have never seen a finer, article. {[7- We eel! it at the price of the ordinary Buckwheat Flour. a > Lao. Best FAMILY FLOUR of “James 8, W “Calodonie,” “Ray's,” and Extra and Supe: de 2 tf OFFICE, 282 PENN. AV., pet. itm aND 12TH STREETS TURN 3 a NGk. RADIATOR, COOKING, LA 7 ni NG & BURCHEL Corner of 15th at. and Vermont TROBE AND GRATE Thoroughly screened before delivery ; 2,240 lbs. to RIN DLANG and STOVE woop, pepeendl eny A hive rd | length and mn ra «e ioyred ord longi Proprietors of the Cite Steam Fire Wood Mills and Con! Depot, foot of 17th street, below War Depart- Othice No. 282 Pa, av.. bet. 11th and 12th ate. fe 27 WM. T. DOVE & CO. Are Now proparei to execute any orders with which they may favored inthe PLUMBIN » GAS OR STEAM FITTING USINESs. {117 Store on 9th street. f few doors north of Pa. . be a com rtmen OL CHANDELICRS wed other GAS, SEERA ead WATER FIXTURES. jag? ly 38 CUX & McKENNEY 43 DEALERS InN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. and sed and choice stock of rea ae ce ey eens c and . Those wishing brtiole will do. well to call, ord PTC Seventh «treet. near es ” T. POTE: 279 Tir ? 206 Pa. Ave, FO ITS, Pa. Ave. PS ty arty NB, Willard’s hotel COND » ie. || the attention hie pubhisrcencrally to hie New Stores Sales wit lard’s Hote!, just opened, in connexion with his old establishment, where he wil be to re- oeive any orders for superior Ons sown impor! OU. Dinners, Ruppers, Balle, and Portion hick eth boamtel ee Ee in ri ¥ p the sam mptness dis He ey one RESS MAKING AN PATTERN EMPORIUM. Mre. A M OTS, branch of Mme. Demorest’ 375 Brondw ew York, reepectfully announ to the ladies of Washington and vicinity, bas received her Spring Fashions, oomprist alithe iatest nove'tres in Ladies’ and Childe adies w'=)ing to dress with artistio taste | elega.ce, woa'd do well to Gil, Dresnes made ae neas and diepatch moderate prices. Patters sid 'o dress mak-re at inolerate prices over All _mar 5-1w Corner 8th street and Pa. aveow goods store, CARRIAGES. Tae Subscriber ha ing made additions to hi pera anew oy La sa envacturiay CARRIAGE & LIGHT. fr 1 ati U0! fe Se eee Carriages and Light Wagons topt on tant REPAIRS neatly Cons,andail orders prompt ; Teeoone nand Carrisces tanen iS nw °8P: ae ANDREW 3 SOVGE.” yELU NE LUMBER. A L peoeeie “ ‘ie SGta a bi iT rposes, embraciy a 4 MBE EAMS. JO! NK, WID) DERE SANG aie totes seed furnished direct an54m FJO¥. 70 Sath a “ canter Pate . Ralmore, M4. E! E AND XXX ALE scant .* as who! le serie city ye to be Dbiaiaed at the WASHING TON BREW" 4 s a . telsiomt A greg Regnarer us inal Washes Keepers corner ® and Sith ate m \atcHes , ND JEWELRY! Vi a iepyr sft tet IO lenge yee $20.) tow Hor each. "Wotobes and Jewel's (NO. CRUJT, No. 496 fe 1-1 the Big