Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR ts PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner f Pennsylvania Avenue and 11th strect, Papers served in packages by carriers at 948 year, or $7 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 & year, in advance; @2 for six monthe; $1 for three months; “and for less then three months at the rate of 12 cents a week, Single Sopies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the office before 12 o’clook, m.; otherwise they may not sp- year until the next day. LOVE IN MARRIED LIFE. [From the Springfield Republican } The separation of Mr. Burch and his wife at Chicago, on the ground of adultery by the lat- ter, attracts much attention on account of the social position of the parties. Mr. Burch is a wea tiy merchant, and bis wife is the adennet daughter of Erastus Corning, of cory 6 rhey have been married twelve years and have two daughters. The wife signed a writtenconfession of her ns, but she now alleges that it was ex- torted from hor by violence. She has returned to the house of her foster parent, who has em- | mg eminent counsel for her defence. Opin- ons differ as to the guilt of the wife, but the general belief at Chicago is that an improper intimacy existed. The London Times in discus- sing the elopement of the young and rich Mrs. Gurney with one of her servant men, attributes her fault to the settlement of her estate u herself, thus leaving her independent of her husband. It states that in a large number of privately arranged separations, recorded by an eminent London lawyer, in the space of forty years, inevery case but one, the wife hada provision independent of her husband, and in almost every case the wife was the wrong-doer. The statistics of the London lawyer may be faithful to facts so far as they go, but they do not touch the secret of the matter atall. If wives having property in their own right are more likely than others to leave their husbands, it only indicates that there are many more who would escape the ties of matrimony if they could, and are only held to their allegiance by hard necers ty. If so, the facts are an argument for separate settlements for wiver, rather than against them, unless we hold that woman should be bound where man is free We do not know the facts, the secret unwrit- ten history in the Burch case. In that of Mrs. Gurney in England, there was a disparity of age, and the husband, absorbed in business, left the wife to seek such companionship as she might. What wonder that a young, educated and capti- vating servant man, eonstantly about her, and giving her daily the graceful attentions so ac- ceptable to the heart of woman, should have found it easy to win herlove. Perhaps her mar- riage had only been a matter of business and vonvenience, like too many aliiances in high life, and her love for the servant was the first awakening of the tender passion within her. So the people of Manchester felt, and sympa- thised with the young lovers, guilty as they were in the sight of law and conventional usage. In u great many of theso cases we should blame the wives less if we knew their secret history. It is their duty to “suffer and be strong,” ‘and many are the wives who ful- fill this Nerd duty, whose secret sorrows the world will never know. Nay, the husband himself is often unconscious of the silent pain which eats out the heart of her he loves, and which he might remove and would if he were aware of it. Many a husband thinks that he Tulfills all the duties of the sacred relation, to whom the wife looks in vain for that intimate sympathy and affection which every woman requires. The life of woman’s heart is love. She instinctively craves it, and is desolate without it. Respect and studied deference will not answer asa substitute for it. There must be in the real sacrament of matrimony a tenderness of love, a fondness, a mutual inter- change of delicate and sensitive regards, which language fails to express, but which every man and woman that has truly loved instinc- tively understands and appreciates. With too many men this manifestation of the tender passion ends with courtship, and mar- riage brings only cold respect and fidelity— better a thousand times of course than unfaith- fulness and estrangement—but not satisfying to the highest demands of the heart. The man, engrossed with business, who comes to his home chiefly for food and rest, does not feel the need of love like the wife, restricted to a narrower circle of cares and occupations, and ‘driven in upon her own thoughts fur solace. What wonder that the woman, thus robbed of the effection she craves, by him from whom it is due, opens her heart to tho sunshine of another's smile, and accepts the delicate at- tentions from ‘he friend, that the husband de- nies or neglects? What wonder if friendship sometimes ripens into love, in such cases, and the wife finds her heart completely gone from her busbard to another before she had sus- pected the danger? We do not helieve, with the London Times, that the fault is generally on the part of tho wives. The original fault often lies with the husband. The neglect of the husband is often the beginning of the evil. The busband is bound not only to love but to “cherish” the wife. If she is left in poverty and desolation of heart te seek elsewhere the love ber nature requires, let not the husband consider himself the innocent and injured party. He may have been faithful, but he should heve been fond, and thus the love of the courtship and the honeymoon would have deepened and strengthened as the true pair “clomb the hill thegither,”’ and there would have been no room there fi interloper. Sa ——— A Bax Scoorep Out By TH D—Moyery PLYING ix THe StREETS.—A little before two o'clock this afternoon, an accident of a singu- lar and exciting description happened at the banking office of Armstrong, Spink & Co., on the northeast corner of East Water and Huron Streets, in Croas’s building. The wind has been blowing a perfect hurricane at times to-day; aod at this time, just as a person was enterin; the banking office, a tremendous gust of win came up, and the door being open, a current of wind rushed in and burst through the win- dows on the Huron-street side, which, forming a vent hole for the wind, it poured in tremen- dously, bursting in the front windows also, and completely gutting the office almost instantly, Sending the money and papers lying on the counters flying down Huron street, hile the large glass windows were broken into a thou- sand pieces, and the curtains flapped from their fixtures and were slit into shreds, while people were rushing out from adjoining stores and shops, on hearing the din and clatter, fear- ful lest some terrible accident was happening. It is impossible to tell how much money was blown away, but probably seven hui dol- lars, besides some valuable business pay rs, &e. Boys and men went scrambling down Huron sireet after such as they could get hold of, and in a few minutes half of the Third Ward almost was out hunting up stra; one, five, or ten dollar bills, as the case might be. Much of the money has been returned by hon- est finders, but still a good deal has been car- ried off by eset faa others who found it, and will probably be salted down by the finders We never saw a place scooped out more in- stantaneously and completely than this was. Almost everything in the office was swept out into the streets, znd the place was made a per- fect wreck. There were five large windows, all of which were smashed to smithereens. A few individuals were flightly cut by the glass, and as the contents of the office were whisked out into the street, some teams passing at the time got frightened and ran away.—Milwau- hie Wisconsin, March 3. - Kirsh ue ee | . Tue Carzranc-Snaw Breach oF Promise Casz —The parties who crowded the court-room in St. Louis on Wednesday last to hear the further trial in this celebrated case were greatly disap- — because the court adjourned it until the 3th inst. A large number of ladies were nt, many of them sympathisers with Misss Effie Carz- tang. Le Axornes Lance Convent.—The Alton (mh. Democsat informs its readers that a large and aplend convent or seminary for the Sisters of Charity is to be erected forthwith in that town This will be the largest structure of the kind in the West, covering an entire block or square and costing $30,000. a Tae Next Sr. AGRicuULTURAL Farm oF Maryianp.—We learn, says the Cecil Democrat, that it proposed to hold the next State Agricultur- al Pair at this Place, (Elkton,) and that Hiram McCullough, Faq, bas tendered to the use of the Eben vez, XV. ing Star. The Pope giving Communion te Americans THE WEEKLY srr. ‘This excellent Family and News Journai—con- @0 generaliy throug! the at Single copies (in doan be ter, the inate of the Sart. Fae YARED CE 17 Postmasters who sot ae agents will beal _ MISCELLANEOUS. MRS. WINSLOW, ienced Nurse and Female presents to the attention of mother SOOTHING SYRUP, Fer Children Teething, ig ce poe, coduciag a Lebsernet spasmodic action, and ie SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give reat to yourselves, and F AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS put up and sold this article for over ten years, and IN CONFIDENCE aND TRUTH of MISCELLANEOUS. — DISCOVERY TO THE MARRIED-AND SINGLE. Sut menting in tie seed could be “WOOD AND COAL. Coat: OA $ all Sizes af Coal of Wood! 1” COAL well prepared before delivery. U7" WOOD read: each customer on Bell vered cord. I~ The Wood Sewed, but not Split, is measured IDF For sale at the Lowest Possible Prices at the ciT EAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS 1 STN COAL DEPOT, Foot oF 17 Tu Street, 8! Office—252 Pa. av., bet, {1th & 12th sts., north side. {[7~ Orders left at either p!ace will recerve prompt persona! atrention. The Metropolitan Record, of the 3d March, y and interesting letter from 30th of January, from which lowing extracts: Many as have been the events which have contributed to render the Pontificate ef Pius 1X. one of the most glorious recorded in the history of the church, no one of them, haps, has excited so much admiration, an much interest in the breast of American Cath- olics, as the foundation of the American Col- lege in Rome. The Pope yesterday visited the college, said mass, and administered the communion to the students. Having heard of the honor about to be conferred upon their young countryman, many American Catholics had expressed a desire of also re- ceiving communion from his Holiness—a re- quest which was readily granted. At 8a. m. the Pope arrived, and, attended by a portion of his noble guard and b: relates of the awti-camera, proceeded ‘igh altar, where he soon commenced mass. He was assisted by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Bacon, Bishop, of Portland, Maine, and by the Rt. ir. Goss, Bishop of Liverpool. The time for the communion having approached, the students of the new college knelt around the altar, and from the hands of his Vicar re- ceived the blessed sacrament. students of the Propaganda next enjoyed the same privilege, followed by many of the visi- ters, the majority of whom were Americans. In the centre of the hall xlarge table was spread, well laden with refreshments, solid at once and elegant. been lent by the Pontiff. taken his seat, the fine band stationed in the orchestra struck up, and the feast commenced. Seated on cither side of the Pope were their Eminences Cardinals Barnabo and Catarina, Prefect and Economo of the Propaganda. The sed of the most distin- guished persons in Rome, residents and stran- gers. Having given his apostclic benediction, his Holiness now arose, and after a few ments spent in securing the homage of the visiters, he was left alone with his American Z IMPORTANT contains a len; for some years past, exper leavor tu discover & preventive g le universally practicable to rich in preventing that rapid increase of off yunging - ill health and toroughout the land. to the world that hi we make the foll .. fee is now happy to an- forts have met with success, and that he is now enabled to send those ring it a simple remedy that will not crease, but also prove of immense MBER ES health and en; -M. BARRINGTON, ents, and receive the remed: T. INDELIBLE MARKING PEN- improvement u on the ‘ua touthed? ‘Sloe cents, and box of ettre leads. At LP & SOLOMONS’ mar 9 Sole Agents for Lawrence’ W; G FIXTORES | joyment. Address Dr. A ELOW War DEPARTM’r. jtimore, inclosin, WINSLOW'S) 5), ‘one who used it. O me of the most extensive stocks of sh Exe Coal, % f Vy goa cts and medical matter “ WHAT WE DO KNOW,”. nce, AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTA- T wv. ‘6 Station’y. &o. FIXTURES. store, and are daily receiving, GAS fentirely New Patterns and Designs n stvle to anything heretofore K We invite citizens general- ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water Fixturas, feeling confident that we have the best selected stock in Wasi All Work in the abo will be promptly attend Treverton Free Burning, Ege and Stove Sizes. be , Oak and Pine 2240 pounds to the it the lowest —_ 6 lo Toes Fed or twenty minutes after the This valunble preparation is the pre: ‘Wood, sawed and split. ah % ror ay ‘ell seour he iAYS paper, Wi E “ “All accou nts now standing will be presented A ia and it is earnestly land, and has bee with NEVER-PAILING SUCCESS SANDS OF CASES, child from pain, but invigorates the correcta acidity, and gi ine intrusted to our care ad to. IYERS & McGHAN. 376 D street. EW WORK ON CHINA AND JAPAN, being a narrative of the Ear! of Elzin 8 mission to those interesting countrie: Oliphant, Esq., pi lustrated, $2.75, before the Ist of Januar hoped will be promptly se! . W BATES, Wood and Coal Dealer, 14th and C sts., near Canal. iy Gairine in THE BowELs AND Wiyp Cout and overcome convulaie h end in death, We The American not speedily reme ‘OR Cc DRE TEETHING er y of the foregoing DICKS, NOR THE PREJUDIC relief that will be EDY iu the WORLD, years 1857, ’58, ENTERY and DIaAR- DENTISTRY. M. rooms, m. be ofthe MINERA tends personally at his office in this city. Many persons can wenr these teeth why cannot wear others, and no personcan wear others who cannot wear these. Persoxs calling at my office can be accommodated with any style aud price of Teeth they mi but to those who are particular and wish cleanest, strongest, and most roduce, the MINERA this city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, between ead th sts. “A cog 507 Arch street, Pall Pw {S—DO NOT LET I. D., the inventor and patentes ‘i — Sore olitan Booketore, PLATE TE Iden service had for Lawronssts esti L PLA is Holiness having Pp PL LAIN ANDO SCRIPTION, done on able rates by ALL & JAC avenue, north side, between 10th Their Ornament: other house in th durability. The pub & PERKINS, New York, is on t eld KSON, 275 Penn. and lth stroste. al’ Plastering cquals that of any jt instyle, finish and plic is invited to call and inp: et rfect denture that company was com e United States, Prince Imperial Champagne, AWTHORNE’S NEW WORK—The Marble Faun, or the Romance of Monte Beni, by N thaniel Hawthorne, autho: &e.,2 volumes; price #1 ENTISTRY. ores ractica! text of two years, confiience reso i The Scarlet Letter, 8, a feels that he oan wit ot Tiavel aed mend the Cheopiastic Process for insertin Ehiot Norton ; 25 conts. ust published and for sale at PHILP & SOLOMON’S Metropolitan Bookstore, 3 for Lawrence's cvi dy in Italy, by Cuatles Ile immediately commenced his visit through the establishment, and with a critical oye ex- amining each room and corridor, he anxiously inquired into the condition of everything, and displayed a great interest in the comfort of the students. At the end of one of the corridors is placed Crawford's fine bust of that grcat man—dear to the heart of every American— When the Pontiff approached it he paused in a moment in contemplation. At this instant Bishop Bacon asked him a favor “Certainly, my child,” re- ‘in the presence of such dig- nity,’’ and he pointed to the bust, ‘ I can re- fuse nothing.’’ And then, to the surprise and pleasure of the Pope, were given—to the mem- ory of the hero—three ringing hurrals—real American shouts. strength, boavty, cleanliness, and cheapness, Full ts i $3. Partial in sreperten, Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the Countr, 06 306 Pa. avenue, This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE. the past year was confined exclusive tables of the Continent ¢ the most unbounded sue D SHOES. Ss JUTHERN TRUNK MANUFA U N Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. lers will study their interests by examining iG Witrarps’ Hote. ened respectful! informs the public hand a laree and fashion: FURNISHING mont of Gentlemen's embracing Gloves, Shirts, Neck T: best materia', manufactured ina. &e , of te ecinlly for his ssloe; finest stock of PERFUMERY 1m the ¢ thing im his Ine as for the students. plied the Pontiff, inpee Asi uso none but th BhS encoanil te best material the market affords ana emp oy the best workmen, I can confidentiy recommend my work to be supenor in Strei lumbia ; and ever; erin HATR WOH to eusure the q y atits present high standard. The Prince Imperial is imported solely by us, we being the sole Agents of Messrs. De Venocre & Co. in fe i K, such as Wics, Toupees, Scalps, &c., which he also makes and fits JOHN H. GIBBS, — and Durability to r cities and sold here, keep constantly ou hand, and make to order (on TEATHER- TRON ; OD BOX TR ONE tion of SOLE EW. Fee™ OF BS A Dead Woman Comes to Life. [From the Cleveland Herald] Considerable excitement was occasioned in some circles on the West Side last week by the occurrence of a singularcircumstance. A young weman was taken sick a few days previous, and after much suffering was reduced to such a low state that her case was considered hope- less. The neighbors took turns in sitting up with the dying woman, hourly expecting her we &e. ered, in & work NEW ROMANCE he Marble Faun, or the Romance of Monte Beni 2 volumes ; price $1.50, LANCHARD & MOHUN, STATUETTE ° STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. In form and feautures this beautiful and accurate Pecimen of American art 1s unsurpassed by any spacimen of like character ever fac-simite of tha * ner, AL short uotiee, ‘Tranks delivered in any part of the city, George Howe’s celebrated FAMILY JAMES 8S. TOPHAM. ADIES’ HOME-MADE SHOES.—Glove Kid heel double-soled Button Boots, $2.5: ne do. de., 825 | OOTS and SHOES, sane’ and Children’ NG MACHINES, Produced, It iss sinsy be seen and Statnettes procured No. 268 Penn. avenue, WEBSTER?S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. NEW PICTORIAL EDITION. 9,000 to 10,000 NEW WORDS in the tela Brones | By eornmoite ane States cf Delaware, inia. Nerth Carolina, South Caro iorida, Alabama, Mississippi, and £ copies of re Statuette will ad- On_ Briday evening ® new marriod sister of the sick woman and a young girl were acting as watchers, and were sittin, After giving the sick woman sat quietly sewing, the sufferer having appa- rently gone tosleep. The watchers, on lovk- ing again at the sup startled at her death-like a amined her more closely. idly growing cold, and the pulsé had ceased to A looking-glass was hastily torn from laced over the mouth, but no Stain was visible. The woman was evidently a. Av. 2d door above Sth at. CK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, BE SOLD CHEAP! The Boot and Shoe Establishment that was burnt out on Sunday morni ber, have removed stock to No. 250 7th street, between Land M. Persons in want of Shoes will now find an opportunity, for a few days, to get good articles ‘hey must be sold. Maryiand, Vir Aaaeces! y the bedside. Louisiana, desi medicine they dress their orders npanied by a remittance, Box and Cartage... IZ” Editors of newspaper siving the above twelve insertions 1 propriate editoria's, will be supplied the Statuette, and States will he furnished by tha local agents. fa 24 - ACOB REED, MANUFACTURER OF MILITARY CLOTHING, Sovutneast CorNgR Szconp AND SPRUCE ST3., PHILADELPHIA. MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. WILTJAM B. CHILTO E RE A Houses, Lets and Farms For Table of SENONYMS by Prof. Goodrich. With other new watures. Together with all the balance of their ed sleeper, became earance, and ex- 6 body was rap- ghty pages of illustrations, comparable in bank notes, are worth the price of the apers in other GREAD EXCITEMENT A : No, 620 tH Sy, H. MELA & SON SaLLine CHEAPER THAN Ever! ins must come Says that H. MELA & SO ths bert and cheapest goods in the cit: store is crowded with customers of FALL and W. end SHOES, at retail for New ces, at . 620 7th at., 2 doors abo Price $6.50. Sold by all Booksellers, mar 5-D& W,Im the wall and & C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Masa, ALE AND RENT. OR SALE—One hundred acres of LAD i whieh is under a igh state of ouitivatio which ts in clover and 20 in timber, [is situated ntgomery county, Maryland, on the turnpike from Georgetown to Rockville, about 7 miies from Georgetown. Apply toG EO. W. BRAY, store No. 516 7th s! OR SALE OR R All who want bary The watchers left the room to procure assist: ance. An elderly neighbor was sent for to 'y out’’ the body, and the messenger meet- ing the undertaker, told him of the circum- He proceeded to the house, arriving he same time with the neighbors who had been summoned; and all hands, after dis- covering the nature of the fatal disease, and talking over some of the future arrangements, prepared to enter the chamber of death in order to perform the last sad offices for the de- ceased. The young girl went into the room first for the purpose of making it ready. She had no sooner entered the room where the body lay, than a succession of piercing shrieks struck terror into those outside. They rushed in, and found the girl in a fainting fit A glance around the room at once explained the cause of her terror, and caused almost equal alarm to the others. The dead woman was siting up in bed! At the first glance, the entire party fled, sereaming, from the room, but soon collected their senses and returned. The ‘‘dead woman” had resumed her recumbent posture, but was so far from being defunct that she inquired, in a weak voice, the meaning of the strange It seems that she had fallen into a short, trance-like slumber, seemingly like death itself. Just as the girl entered ihe room she had partially awakened and moved her head. The shrieks of the terrified oughly awoke her, and she sct u learn the cause of the screams. were immediately ap; T. Sale on Commis TITLES EXAMINED. Deeds, Contracts, Willa, Agreements, Bills of Sale, and aj! other mstruments of writing accu- ‘ed. JOANS NEGOTIATED. er Bank of Washington, Repgrexces.—Chi'ton & Magru: vidgo, Eaq., Attorneys-at Law; John A, Smith, urt; Heury Naylor, Esq., fe18-im* CHAMPAGNE AND AB APPLE CIDER, the attention of tha pubiie to our lari dws lected stock of Champagae aud Crab Apple Cider, which we guarantee to be pure juies, and will be sold on reasonable terms in order to make room for our spring stock, Give usa cail at the Union Bottling Dey 7 Green st.. Georgetown. A Trp to Cubs, by Mrs NT—One of the BRICK HOUSES, on 12th street. between C and D sts.. rooms, with gasin each reom. ‘Terms ure of JAS. W. BARKER, on H hand 12th sta,, No. 425, st., between LIt. ar 6 tf Esq., Clerk’ of the Co Recorder of Deeds. &e. h’SIMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES Seales are offered tothe pybi: e durable, aud reliabie scales ev: use, Firetc!ass premiums bave been award by the United States Fair and Virginia Ag-icuitural j@ State Agrieu'tural Pair; Franklin ennsylvania; New York State Fair; In every case where @ received first class premiums, 2 Louigiana avenue, Depot of Sille n Safoe. E+ ©. PATTISON, Agent. VAREHOUSE. 99 ExcHaNce PLacr. BALTIMORE, Risht Upposite Post Office. We have siwaye on hand every quality of BUT- onfectionerr and Store Keepers. ‘ents for it, getting 1t consign from bs Snwieee we cal ONT KOOM AND BOARD Mas id by a gentieman and lady, i Ta dwolling—No. 445 1, between 9th and’ foe - n 9th and Ith g The Treason of Charles Lee: $1.50 Holmsby House, by White Meiville; ots lads, by Grace Greenw The Vovace of Copstance,a Tale of Seas, by Mary Gillies; $1.25 Luey Crofton, by the author of Margaret Mait Nn land; 75 ots Dr Oldham at Greystones and his Talk th Wud Sports in the $s A PHILP & SOLOMON’S Jetropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av. for Laurenc*’s Stationery, &o. mars UNPARALLELED! JST Recoived, $ cases more of Shepherd’s cheap NOTE PAPER. Super Note, 75 cents, Saper Double Thick Ladies’ Bath Post, 520 McKE! on the floor. {OR SALE- ‘&., containing one hundred n &, Itadjoins the farm of Nutt: and is about seven and a half For particuiars apply at the A valuable FARM ina high state n Alexandria county, Verinont State Fair, & eee they ha Washington city. fies. LUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Sii in Alexandria county. about 25 miles from ‘corgetown, et the intersec: and Little Falis reads, consistin quire on the premises, cr of Z, Vth and K strests. Washington, D. C. ARMS FOR SALE.—Two highly improved Farms, about 2 acres each, #1’ uated on the7! miles from Washington cit; and have excellent bui geod neighborhood; wil For furth'r TCHELOR, Cotta; ontgomery county, Md. fe OR RENT—A three-story FRAME HOUSE, on llth strect, botween 1 and K, containing 9 and cis ern in the yard, 4 Bee Bie Bh Jr., Arent, af rene zaeb: ing, ‘itting and “tove Store of C, next door to the Star Office. fe 25-tf OR SALE—A nice three-story Brick HOUSE, on 2d street, between D and 8 Subdivision. The above property will be Qn easy terms. Price made known by inquir- . HAMILTON & CO., No, 56: be ef Prosite Centre Market, Titis perfect. fo 7- : mn of tho Georgetown scene. TER for Bakers, C And as we gre the street road, ereht farms are adjoinin, and in an unusual sold low anc on very Fas: soon, at 2K D'S, cor. 7th and D sts. NNEY & LANSDALE, AGFNTS POR THE PARK FIRE INS, CO.N. Y.-C: plies $3,000, nearly; and cor area SEVENTH STREET.—2 barrels north 8, in primo order; Gosh: Giads Butter, extra prime. for family use ; 2.000 premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese @ large stook of Family tthe dimes, at the New Stace atey att ices to suit the times, at the New Store—2s gore Gets ‘C. B. JEWELL- lied, and the ‘defunct”’ is now in a fair way of returning to healthy ex- istence. The climax of the disorder had passed. Another case of “‘suspended animation’ also Occurred, we understand, in a highly able family on the west side about two weeks since. fash _ and respondents of extra fiue quality ; alse, Groceries, of every kind, oon, said. 'OGae Na. 6 Moore's WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pa. Avenve, Sov Pure and Fresh Medicines received wee! above establishment, and every article in the Medicine line eupplied on call. The Di sing of Physicians’ Prescriptions receive the personal attention of the rooms and wids App.-y to M.sN¥ th MER OTYEE GALLERY, —_____ Heenan anv Sarers.—As the time ap- hes for the contest for the championship tween these noted pugilists, every item re- ‘arding their movements is eagerly sought for. he print-shops and news-dealers’ stands are ornamented with pictures of both men, stripped to fighting costume and showing them in their “‘stientific attitudes.” Letters, pu come from the Benecia Boy, are publi each weekly issue of the Sporting papers. If these effusions are all genuine the man of mus- me exceedingly literary e old country. streets, in Kib- roprietor both di ne assortment o} ana Cigars and To! Pet np tn handsome cane et ap a ie te OTOGRAPHS, . = OTOGRAPHS, the frat copy, and 25 conte foreach subsequent ne taken in any weather, Remember the Number— . 480 Ponusylvanis svence, near 3d etrest, the shadow wAils you Aave the substance. T. POTENTINI, FOREIGN FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, ‘The FIRST FLOOR of the build- posite the west wing of the occupied by Chas. 3. ‘all front room in the second 6 third floor of the same buildin, to RICHARD WALLACH, ve €OOD PICTURES ‘as an be ~ Algo the &e., 5 5 38 leave to call the attention ‘of his friends public generally to his New Store, under in connexion with hie he wil be hap; ler 5 Hotel, voor the old establishment, w. b ocive any orders for supsricr Confections © pers, Balls, anc cle has ceri since his arrival in th _ Heenan is said to have settled in a house occupied by himself an and is steadily prey He has not yet met t>do soshortly. The lat thorough training also, a1 each man will stepinto the menof muscular devolo duced in any coun’ their ‘“colors.”” ground, with a white and the red, white, and blue; thirteen white stars; the center piece is a dark eagle, with shield on the breast; in a semi-cireu- lar form, areund the eagle’s head, are the words ‘‘May the best man win.” buff ground, with red border: in t the standard and motto of Great Britain, with pant in each corner of the buff square. eenan expected to witness one or two fights which were to have taken place during the la‘- rt of February, and from them he would ee learn many things partaining to the ‘Tt is stated in a London paper that after the may be its result, Sayers terprising indi- ENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS somely furnished, with and bath-room, (P. are _ CARRIAGES. __ HE Subscriber having made additions to hi ing it now ona of the largest, let, whore his facilities fe CARRIAGE & LIGHT. all kinds cannot be surpsi if perionce in tho business, be hopss of Carriages. end Light Wagons kept er WREPAL Ee aA AIRS, neatly done, andal! orders prompt Seoond-send Carr! hot and cold water ‘otomac water.) Toe apartments large and airy; four rooms on a floo inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & avenue, between 9th and Icth sts, floor, from th iso, ei! orders for MEP NS & Private Parties. which wil le, with the same ba bas hitharta wl S$ COME!—HAS COME THE G00D TIME HAS COME! GER’S Ni i now be aring himself for the fight. ‘ayers, but will take occasion ter is undergoin from hus leng ex S_ OF CONGRESS.— ROOMS, clegantly fur- luring the session of Cou he most desirable localit in one or two squares of Brown's and ose in pursuit of such Rooms ring as fine a speci- ment as can be proe They have both selected an’s consist of a red SEWI. No. 1 for Ninety Dolier: 3 arposes the only reliable ané 6 in the world.—J. M Sewing Machines from Fifty to jars. We have tried them in our own tes and ee aon all to any in use.—l. M u ‘to call st our Washington Office, e great economy MACHIN. of Bolin a! National Hotels, Th de to 1 i A lo well mere carly eppit ken ir exchange f DREN change for new sarnar af idth a SH FATE OF Fdkio’ KLIN N McCrintocs ; unexcelied Sewing Simser & Co.'s Gaxette. i OFFICE, inthe bint bo N. AV., BET. lit AND 12TH STRESTS Pr BOBS - ‘AND GRATE| Ad everything et: Thoroughly screened before delivery ; 2,240 Ibs, to LING and STOVE WOOD, and size, or deli “2 vi! No. 388 Penna. ayenu: examine them and their work. Thi in using snoh 8 machine will at once become ap given to ail. Cireulars,iius- Sewing Machines, with spect mens of their work, farnishod to all, or sent to any address, rtmen end, Nesdies, Twirt a A Bt os on head, end sold M.SINGES &CO., GLOVER, Agent. COX & McKENNEY 38 ene WZ] SHEPHERD'S, Corner of 7th and D als. N SEWINS ROOMS, Ith st., tsv0 doors North of Pa. Avs. ‘ow 18 the time to get SPRING SHIRTS made np to order. pared to make SHIRTS, Ws8HineTo. “ Co alion ram, vered cord length. H Gat team Fire Wood Mills and street, below War Depart- «bet. 11th and 12th sts. {9 27 WM. T. DOVE to exect "PLUNGE COR: IJ Store on 9th a wi ma) a eran nk SAMS oe saad ase omae Was MRS. McCO: Mas. eCORMIC oneres intrm and generally that = end SUMMEB of bar Bobcclce th Mouday i= ‘The subscrider iz pre ion "Gilice No, 289 Pa, av. 468 Broadway, N.Y 2.0. NOVES any orders with great battle, whatever will visit this country, v.dual, so rumor has it, having number of months, to come here and give parring exhibitions. He is guaranteed a lib- eral salary and his expenses. I Rev. F. Wi ands at Bell Hill for that purpose. Chaplain ofthe U: Sacramento, Cali: fora Churc! ure Buckwheat Flour, on Ser gehect may apply to We ° For doors north of Pa. lete assortmen oGSeEAMILY FLO! and’ atch, who was twice elected on the l4th ult. He was number of rector piscopal h at Charlotesville, Va, bathe lour of varies ING & BURCHEL Sth st. and Vermont av. P' wee pk LN Toren ARE RE N WANK. WIDE d or undressed) lowed 8 commission of 20 cents, LOTTERIES. (Cpeaemaanaree LOTTERIES DEL- AWARE. FRANCE, a i & CO., Manaeuns |. DELAWaRE. is nfRANCR SHOAREENTA.S co, eres Session, & to tion fors of omy Soy PN te ‘ofs \rawing at i ATED ei se Oe Garand Late 2 Bc, ae Susvex Codate Lott sii ar is mtastoe beboe’ ii of, will deuminge ander the superintendence of at PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. MONDAY, March 12. Class 29—78 numbers, 15 drewn ballots, 1 ae 4 prizes of... 1 = — vom | 1 do —. a AG “x - 10 Tickets 85, halves $2.50, quarters $1 25, WEDNESDAY, March 1¢ Class S1—78 numbers, li drawn s. i —— 5 prise of _____.. 82.0 a oe 6 ao. panning F 3. de s0001 eo — eo, 3 lo. wane s oO. 4 Tiokets . halves $5, quarters 2.50, eighths 1.25 THURSDAY. March 15. Class 32-78 —_——- © drawn ballots. ‘Spitals. 1 er 10 prize of... @1000 a oer") Bae os, sos 1 Tickets $5, halves $253, quarters $1.25. FRIDAY, March 16. Cisse 33—78 numbers, 4 drawn ballots. tale. edire<— a 0001 &o, 0. ‘Fickets 85, iiaives $2.50, quarters $1.28. SATURDAY, March 17, CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ozane DELAWAR. —Ciase 13. 78 numbers: a ballots, 8400 | Bo do. 5, =| 100 do. &o., &o. uarters $3.75, 8the 1.27, iress—FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., = ope DELAWARE. SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES. To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, tls minutes before i2 m. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. MONDAY, Marek 12. Class 61—78 numbere, 12 drawn ballets, Capitals. Clase cate numbers ieee 62-75 num Capi 1 pie of WEDNESDAY, March }:. Glass ©o—_7" nussbere, 13 arawn ballots, THURSDAY, March 15. Clase 6:—5 num s, ig ‘awn ballots, LS Si . ae. Tickets @1. FR Y, March 16. Ciass 65-78 numeri Ie drawn ballets, Lo ace Lag - ee Tickets @1. SATURDAY, March 17. 6 —78 numbers, i3drawn ballots, i ames woes 0 of. —. ie ee ee Tickets @1. All orders for tiokets or certifiontes o| in any of the above spiendid |otteries will meet risted oMclst drawines sect as enn oe ovat cia) \ddress FRANCE: BROADBENTS & CO. Wilenpetan, Da ee mart aware. 1 YAL HAVANA LOTTERY. tory. condughed by tie Uemniss Gonerumean mehr TY, 16 16 Oo" the eupervision of the Captain General of Cubs. will take piace at Havana on THURSDAY, Mancu 2, 1860. SORTEO NUMERO 633 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE §100,000. 1 prize of .. $100,000 1 . do 50,000 1 do 1 do 1 lo N Whole Tickets, 820—Halves, $10—Quarters, 95. Prizes cashed at sight at 5 per cent. discount. Bills on all solvent Banke taken at par. A i ‘will be forwarded as soon as the result nown. All orders for schemes or tickets to be addressed — DON RO. even to mar5-tr Care of City ont Chavicetons S coceuseescansonenemnenmmemnmememmmemmemm mem neretoeel a CABINET WARE. At the Big Sign, No. 526, Connar or Szventx ann D Sts. A DARROSEWOUD, AND WAUNER SN FuRNI TORE, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, At Private Sale. Subscriber would res; lly inform pute that cy bas Campsie his lee stock a og ge ye em ay farnien- “ffects, Ww will se! ow fe i6-0c8w “*TGREEN. Ds EET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, ehesp for hung by workmen, and satis- Rie por en tig ear = Y EDUCATIONAL. . FOR YOUNG CH ome 382 57: ILDREN, Se Ui LA cea ar ber a announces the publ: per quarter after the firet of to fenle it necessary to avenge her torine tuition to \CK’S SCHOOL. ti denies te her the duties ber next. iy the see el CS ae ton. =i In addition to Roa ‘oareand Srey