Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1860, Page 2

—.——_. Mx. Dovotas axp THE RePvBLicaNs.— Our comments upon the recent speech of Mr. Kellogg, Published a day or two since, were written before seeing it in print—upon verbal accounts of it. Since reading it, we find that he has made his case out clearly against both Mr. Douglas and Mr. Greeley ; proving that the latter urged the su; of Mr. D.’s aspirations for reélection to the United States Senate upon the Republican Party, upon the ground that its (the Republican party’s) cause would be much more benefitted by It, than by the election of Mr. Lincoln. Also, that the former— Mr. Douglas—asked for Republican-party support on the ground that, if reelected, he would prove the unfaltering enemy of the Democratic National Administration, and a determined supporter of the Republican party’s cause in the contest of 1860—alleging, at the seme ie, that being a young man, he could afford td postpone his own aspirations for the Presidency. Mr. Kellogg gave the name of the Hon. John Covode, of Pennsylva- nia, as the gentleman with whom Mr. Douglas used that argument. Mr. Covode was not in the House at the moment; and thus was not called on to substantiate the allegation. Nevertheless, it is well known that he stands ready so to do when- ever called on to do so in open session. He is un- derstood to proclaim the fact to all who approach Lim on the subject. So, too, in the case of Mr. Colfax,who sat dumb under the interrogatories of his fellow-members on that occasion. No man here of an ounce of brains doubts that if Senator Douglas loosens his tongue by calling on him to tell all he knows THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY....................March 19, 1860, Spirit ef the Merning Press. . The Constitution treats upon “The European Complications,’ and upon “The Public Print- ing.” The Intelligencer is devoted to news. a - IJ” We are again indebted to Mr. Burns, of Adams & Co.'s Express, for late New Orleans papers in advance of the mails. ID In the Carstang-Shaw breach of promise case in St. Louis, Mrs. Mary Seaman, sister of the Plaintiff, was still on the witness stand on the ad- journment of the Court on Wednesday. G7 rom J. Shillington we have, fresh and early, the April numbers of Harper's Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly, both farnishing capi- tal reading. a U7 In the action brought against the proprie- tors of the Metropolitan Hotel, in New York, to recover money lost at night by a guest of the house, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintitr. pile caberaailesinacteta eas I> A private letter to a gentleman of this city states that the Hon. John L. Robinson, Marshal of the State of Indiana, and late a member of Congress from that State, is lying at the point of death at his tome in Rushville. At this time, when true men are so much needed, his death will be regarded as a national calamity. We | about his (Senator D.’s) pledge to aid in the elec- hope for his ultimate recovery, though his physi- 2 tion of F. P. Blair, Jr., to the U.S. Senate over Gians regard his condition as hopeless. his Democratic competitor—Senator Green—Mr. Colfax will, in a trice, prove the truth of that allegation. If there be those who wonder at the consistency and persistence of our opposition to the aspira- tions of Senator Douglas to the Democratic Presi- dential nomination, we point them te these facts in the secret history of his wiring in and wiring out during the heated term of his late offen- sive and defensive alliance with the Republican party, well known to us from the time of their occurrence—but not within the reach of our capacity to bring them to the knowiedge of the public Sustained by proofs carrying conviction with them. That proof can now be brought out by the interpellation of Mr. Covode upon the floor of the Hail, and by the act of Senator Douglas in calling on Mr. Colfax to state all he kuows about the Blair atlair. That Mr. D. does not dare to do, however—lest the result may be, that he will not receive a single vote in the Charleston Conven- tion. Persenal. Hon. P. C. Calhoun, Conn., Capt."Arm- U.S.N., are at Willards’. ---+ A Democratic paper is to be started at Me- silla, Arizona, with fies. Phil. T. Herbert as its editor. --+- Mr. Max Maretzek returned to New York city on Thursday evening, laden with health, honors and money, from his Havana opera season ; Gen. Donipban, of Missouri, has heartily joined the Democracy. He was an Old-line Whi. he Platte Argus, which states the above fac says “an abler and a purer man cannot be found in the State.” ‘ +++ The fascinating Miss Adelina Patti, who is to make her appearance in Lucia this evening, has arrived in Washington, and taken up her resi- dence at Willards’. She isaccompanied by Mr Patti. her father, Madame Strakosch, and other members of the Grand Opera Company. SSS Saeed soaks DistRigutions FROM THE PaTENT Oprice.— The following letter explains itself: . U. 3. Patent Orricr, March 17, 1860. Str: Many applications having been received at this office for plants, grape roots, &c . it be- comes necessary to say that, with the exception of the tea ? spo there will be nothing further to distribute for some time to come. The tea plants for the South have mostly been forwarded to their destinations, and all the grape roots, of varieties both foreign and domestic, which were oa band ina condition fit for removal, bave been distributed. Measures, however, have been taken to procure additional supplies, and, when ready for distribution, notice thereof will be given. T have the honor to be, yours, very respectfully, Puiir F. Tuomas, Commissioner. Ce Se a Methodist Protestant Conference at Balti- more. Fourth Day, Saturday —The report of the Com- mittee on Itinerancy, recommending Joseph 1. Mills, Geo. W. Borns, Milton E. Hysore, Henry Nice, and Robert Winna as Itinerauts, was taken up and adopted. Rev. J. R. Nichols, Chairman of the Commit- tee on haar at submitted a further report, recommending J. W. Chariton and Enoch Kin as Itinerants. The report was adopted as a whole. The official cuaracters of Revs. Geo. D. Hamil- ton, Thomas Lee,.R. Livingston, J. W. Charlton and George Simpson passed Rev. W. Robey was elected Chairman of the District Committee, to fill the vacancy occasioned dy the election of Li. W. Bates to the Presidency Rev. A. S. Eversole moved to cail the roll to ascertain who were willing to receive appoint. ments for the ensuing year, which was adopted and the roll called, and out of all present, thirty. eight found willing to accept apporntments. ev. W.S Hammond was permitted to con- tinue his appointment at Lynchburg, Va. On motion of Rev. E. J. Drinkhouse, the name of A. Anderson was stricken from the roli The Conference then adjourned until this (Mon- day) morning. ———= = Parti! Patri! Parti! Patti!—Patti here, Patti there, Patti everywhere! Patli is the topic in parlor and kitchen, in Congress Hall, counting room, and on the promenade. Who fails to see Patti to-night may count himself or herself among the nebodies. Great is the fever here, almost equal to that in Baltimore, where they have in- sisted, like little Oliver, for “more,’’ and the opera company {8 re-engayed there after its six nights in this city. Madame Colson (who appears here to-morrow night) made a great hit in Baltimore, as well as Patti. The American says of her performance on Saturday night: ** Madame Colson was grand, and won during the evening an earnestness of applause that finally amounted to an uproar of enthusiasm. She was called out half a score ef times during the even- ing wand on each occasion received a hearty attes- tation of the pleasure she had furnished the audi- ence. We know of no more perfectly satisfying artist than Madame C.. always equal to her parts and always conscientiously doing her best to please. Sfynors Ferri, Stigelli and Junca were excellent and shared liberally in the warm ap- plause of the evening.” To-night Pattias Lucia! All Washington will count the minutes till the rise of the curtain. + Tus WeatTHER.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer- igan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 e’clock. Maxcu 19, 1860. New York, N.Y. -+-Cloudy, cook Philadelphia, Pa. -cloudy, 45°, wind NEL Baltimore, Md. staining, moderate Items Telegraphed from Washington. Rubee ve g ee ae ne The Associated Press dispatch says: Petersburg, Va. -raining, hard. Wasninctoy, March —The Senate and Raleigh, N.C. Wilmington, N.C. Columbia, S. C. Charleston. S.C. -raining, 59°. -cloudy, stormy. loudy, mild. cloudy, rainy, 57 loudy, damp loudy, 61°, wind NW House have each passed a bill to protect female Passengers on emigrant vessels, aud it only re- inains for either branch of Congress to concir in the action of the other, a matter more of form than of substance. as the two bills are similar iu their provisious. Such an arrangement will prob- loudy. ably be cons»mmated during the present week Columbus, i -clondy. Accounts froin Chili represents a somewhat im- | Montgomery, A :+-cloudy. proved condition of affairs there so far as our | Prairie Bluff, Ala cloudy. country js concerned. It appears further that | Mobile. Ala.. celoudy, damp, 57° -cloudy, 5%°, wind NE FROM THE WEST. Frederick, Md... -cloudy, cool Cumberland, Md both the government and the revolutionists had Deen collecting certain bonds of American citi- zens, but by the prompt intervention of oursMin. ister, Mr. Bigler, the government was made re- ible. New Orleans, ‘raining. "PNegotistions with Nica for another treaty | Grafton, Va Saalng: otiations w ragua for another treaty | Wheeling, V cralning. will ‘be resumed. The rejection of the one oy on — Parkersburg, Va. craining. Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 a. m., (cor- rected for temperature,) 30,019; at noon, 29,998, Thermometer at 7 a.m , 45°; at noon, 49°. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. to- day, 55°; minimum 44°. Serene eee ART LECTURES—Thesixth lectureofthe course before the Washington Art Associa- tion wiil be delivered THIS EVENING, ata ocl’k, Friday was a surprise to our Government, which had no doubt of its ratification by the Senate. The general impression now seems to be that Congress will remain in session till about the Ist of July. ee CELEBRATION oF St. Patricx’s Day iN BaLti- Morg.—In accordance with a time-honored cus- tom, on this day, the Oliver Hibernian Society 4 ms ‘enn, avenue, a on. Ce NAR scholastic dutics, regular attendance, deportment, of Tenn Subject—“Art Decoration of tee Capt : tol.” t The Shields Guards celebrated the day bya full = dress perade. They assembled at their armory ATION The ae EUAN ASSO in the morning, and accompanied by Captain | 11574 sociation will be konM Linhard’s band, moved along in platoon to Mon- | a PY EVENT RO tle Pons ument Square and thence to St Patrick’s Chureb, | op Broadway, whefe the Rev. Charles King deliv- ered a panegyric upon Ireland’s patron Saint Service over, the corps returned to the armory, and there devoted several hours to social enjoy- ment. { h ins’ t+ Browns’ Hotel. A ful nee is de- sired, as Delegates to the Convention at New Or- ieausar to be n. mar .7-<t JEROME P. CHASE, Ree. See, REV. B. H. yng hee DL will deliver two Lectures at the Foundry E. Church, The Union Social Association had an entertain- comer of G and 14th streets, on INDAY and ment at Reiney’s Virginia House. THURSDAY EVE d 22d inst. Subject—Sighits in and abo . Tickets ad- tting a gentleman and two ladies to both lectures y 81, single tickets 25 cents; to be had at Shepherds, sis pee leah Txiat or Laxp —The arrangements for the trial of Walter 8. Land, charged with the murder of Benjamin Flanagan, are complete and were to | ° ener D a , th stracts,and at tho door on the ove: Commence at Princess Anne Court-House to-day. | "2 0{ tie lecture. ___mar 17-5t*_ The fact that the parties are all of high standing, MESHINGTON I IGH'T INFANTRY, will invest the trial with more than ordinary iu- will take places on MONDAY EVERI ¥ terest snd attract alarge crowd. Able cae ore o'clock. A full attendance of the mombers is ten deen employ e jou. H. A. Wise has been - ested. By order: tively engaged todefend Land. and isto be assisted | Wun’ | E wane 17-2t P. J. ENNISS, Secretary, = ATTENTI cit orl WARD DEVOC- t e by Tazewell Taylor and L. H. Chandler of N folk city. “For the commonwealth, John Pe! y c US Racy — erecf the Sixth Ward Dem- of Norfoik, and Marmaduke Johnson, of Rich. uecatin ‘Kanes . notified thata meet. mond. . ing of said A Arua in sranouie Sr. Parnica’s Day ix-New Yorx.—In this for the purpose of electing cers. xe “ anes bd hee = _ military procession made a fine mar 1? 3t* FRANK OBER, Seo. splay, an e = ceremony of high mass at St. 7 7 Pairick’s cathedral, where Father Maguire de- | { Messen Bice es a iNeed livered an eloquent eulogy upon St. Patrick, at- Srnounce a course of |-ectures on Phrenoloy d tracted an immense concourse of people. In the Prysiology to be given by Prof L, N. JER, evening, Dr. Cabill delivered an oration at the | of their estab'ishment, at Philharmonix Gall, Academy of Music, and the Friendly Sons of St. Washington. DC, commencin; oa WEDNES- Patrick wound up the festivities by a grand ban- | DAY EV gga ‘March 2ist, at 72 o’elcek, and quet at the Metropolitan Hotel. *Trokets ie the a ae, $1; single lectures, 25 See ents A Goop Dar’s Worx —Judge Bond, in the | “Pa examinations at the close of each lecture. Criminal Court, on Saturday, dis; of nearly Private examinations daily in the hall of the leo seventy cases, imposing penalties where they were | ture room, Star Bult idee, Washtonteg: ane aos nerded oh eutliciios severity to show that the days | 2lst March. marl5_ of $1 and costs have gene by, whilst he als THE CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAM placed his condemnation upon the business of PAGNE. professional bondsmen. We record with pleasure ‘onsumers of Champagne his commencement of the Judge’s duties. so full of promise of xood results — Baltimore Arerican Vincinta AND THRE Mencuants’? Tax.—The careful to observe if the name * ison the label andcork. This W edged to be the purest now imported ket. Itcan be obtained in & Brothors, Hamilton & Leach, 3} te to the mar ington of Parker E. C. Dyer, Sam’! merchants and other citizens of Richmond, Va., | Bacon & Co. Jaekson & Brother, Muaetee & + bave memorialized the Virginia Senate in an able | Beall, Edward Ha!!. and E.E. White & Ci and czrefully collated address inst the passage '. W. BAYAUD & of the merchants’ tax law,’ which imposes a tax of one per cent. upon sales of all goods not di- | _f¢ 11 Sm_ ——— = 22 tT imported. &c.” The passage of the law by BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY. ths greatest exekeee the Leyislature has create h Cakes overy day, Candies tad Piste e Fall ° ee ement in Richmond. kinds Wedding Cakes. Fancy Cakes, Prramis U7 Ceptain C. Pp. Kingsbury. US. A n- | and Oroaments of all kinds and sizes, Scharlotte ee ifary "ancl bed achmond | Rage dues anes amber Gree as, Tied seitary strength and weakness of the | Wgytoorden farties, Entertainments, Contect- United States.” One of the New York delegation to Charleston has tosee the fight betwee: England. > The San Antonio Herald says thatthe over. the shortest notice, and most reasona Bewterint foe Cream, Water’ loos, snd Romau "et une RESETS Pte has No. 386 ath et) het Gaed H. Y EN ON THE Po- land mail from San Francisco arrived at San An- Tome RIVER nis .weil-known fact tovio in sixteen days, and from El Paso in four it since the appearanoe of the g1'! nets in the P days and seventeen hours—the quickest time on | tomac river shad and her:ing have ne Seine. ‘Ther= ee 4 prevent any’ ex bens iy The New York Legislature have passed a Side citizens from fishing gill nete, “then th law tions in New ¥. oan fish, It : calle ay pe hes = ons in New York | ‘must own or rent a ~ my pom fom] the law w remaine for the t - S7- The Dill incorporating Harrisburg in 2 carried out. aft interested wil! meet in Wash- e wtp mg! Wood ‘one over. instead, m Heenan and Sayers, in the 22d of this month to devise meaus for city both Houses of the ture, | batten it i and only awaits the Governor's approval. omar Te ane he law, A FISHERMAN. Po U~ Advices from Texes say that Gov. Houston WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. XXXVith CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. ———--—____ Proceedings of Te-Day. —_>__ Ix tHe Senate, to-day, Mr. Yulee, from the Commilttee on Post Offices and Post Roads, re- Ported back the House bill allowing the pub lishers of newspapers to int upon their Papers the date of the eapiration et subscriptions, with amendments, which were agreed to, and the bill was fom of the amendments to the above bill abol- the one cent fe on drop letters when delivered at the office where dropped} Mr. Mason asked to be excused from service on the Committee on the District of Columbia, on the ground that his other committee duties vented him from doing justice in his estima: ion to that committee; excused. Mr. Hale offered a resolution, that the Superin- tendent of the Capitol Extension D@requested to report the practicability of extending the Present Senate Chamber so as to take in the windows on the north end and on the east or west side of the Capitol building. Adopted The Nickie ete peor exer yy Mr. Nicholson procs to speak in o; ition to it, when our report closed. a In THE Hovsx, after the reading of the journal— Mr. Morrill, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill to provide for the payment of the outstanding Treasury Notes, and to regu- late and increase the duties on iinports, and for other purposes. Mr. Sherman, from the Committee of Waysand Means, reported a bill making appropriation for the necessary Executive and Judiciary expenses of the Government, for the year 1861. Both of these bills were referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole on the state of the Union. Mr. Eliot, from the Committee en Commerce, reported a bill making appropriation for the Light-house Establishment, which was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Wnion. Mr. Davis. of Miss., offered the] following resc- lution, which being objected to by Mr. Hutchins, of Ohio, was laMl over: Resolved, That the two Houses of Congress ad- journ on the 20th day of April next until the 2uth day of May, 1960. —_—_—_—_—_—_—__. 200) BOXES ORANGES and LEMONS, re- A pune 1a ed this day in prime order. _mar 19-3" Bo Hi BOR. VORSEY & COOK'S LIVERY Ss street, between Dad ending June, ABLES, (ath F.— Just arrived, a large lat of fine Work HORSES; also, one pair fine white Car. nase HORSES. at’) ISAAC JONES. C B. MAEDEL, Macuinist, Pa. avenue, No. + 153, between 17th and 18th’ st apectiuliy informa tha publio that he is Prepared to mske ail kinds of emal. Masiines Patent Models, and al! kinds of works belonging in this branch. Terms very moderate, mar 19-61" .SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF THE nited States—A Review of the Discussions, ress and elsawhere, on the site and plans of in Cor ths Fed: ral City, with a sketch of its Present posi- tionand prospects. Also Re. arks on Monumen tal Structures and the Smithonian Institution. By Joseph B. Varnum, Jr. Pap-r 5 cents. Sont oy mailtoany partofthe United States upon the ra- pulpyclthe pris. A liberal discount to the trade, Publisned and sold by BLANCHARD & MOHUN, corner of lith st. and Pa av. F IS! PLANOS!! PIA las: steamer, several superb PIANOS.. om the ‘actory of St inway & Sons, New! ‘ork, Which are far superior of ary other pisn» made in this country or Europe. Amateurs are invited to givoa cali and examine for them- selver, as they will vivs,even to the most scrupu- jous,+vny atisfactic for vals avd to rent at incdarate press and terma Vioase call at tag piano room No. 49% th street, above Penusylvania avenue. mar 19-Iw* fr CU. REICHENBACH., NOTICE OF REMOVAL. _ Having leased ana fitted up the large Store-house, No 42% rev ut” strect ¥ b tween G and H north, tn doors souts of my old stand, 1 would respectfully cal! the atten- ton of my old customers and others im search of rticles in the HOUSE FURNISBING Sto give mea call before purchasing, es my F3 iave ben bought exclusively for cash and will be sold cheaper than thry ean be b jughtin any like establishment. A fresh supply of thoss Cheap WINDOW S8H4 DES ard FIXTL KES just received A large lot of UROCK Y on hand UCHLY. RUDOLPH B mari9-twd&eotw No. 4287ih st bet G and H. N (No. 653} ANOTICE FOR THE RESTORATION OF CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATH OF ALABAMA, Tha grants of ‘and made by then ts of Congress app-oved May i7t.and June ad, 1855. to the StaTE OF ALABsMAt»aidin the constrnction of certain rai roads therein ment oned. hay ng heen go far aljusted as to au horizs the releas: fom wi.h- 4 awal of the ands pereiafter described, notice es hereby given tiatall the veownt offered lands which lt outside of six miles on each wide of the “Ala tama and Flor.ca.” the *Gicard and Mobile,” the “A’abama ant Tennassee river.” the “Northea t and Southwertern.”’ the “Wills Val ey,”’ the ““Ien- nessee aud Coosa,” and the “Coosa and Chattooga rivers” railroads, situated in the undermentioned townshipr, which have rot been selected in virtne of said grauta, or reserved for any putpose what ever. and which were subject to private entry at the date of withdrawal at the ordinary minimum of $1 25 per acre, or at tha graduated prices under the act of August 4th, 1¢54, will he restored t» private entry on the days and at the places hereinafter specified, at the ordirary minimum of $1.25 per fore, or at the prices to which they msy have grad- uated at the date of withdrawal At tho Land Office at Huntsvitiz,on Monday, the 7th Cay of May next—viz: South of the base line and east of the Huntsville frangaridian. Township 14. of rang. 4 ‘Townships 13 and 14, of ranges 5 and 6, At the Land Office at TuscaLoosa, on Monday, the 4th day of May next—viz: South cf the base lineand east of the Huntsville meridian. ‘Townsh ps 17, 18, 19. 2), and 22, of range! Townships 15, 18, 17.18, 19, and 22. of range 2 Townships 15, 16,17, 1. and 19, of range 3 Township: 16, 17, and 18, of range 4 Townships 15 and 16. of range 5 Township 15 of range 6. South of the base line and west af the Huntsville meridian, Townships 15, 16,17, 1d, 19, 20, and 22, of range 6 ‘Towneh: ps 17.18. 19, and 20, of ranges 7 and 3 ‘Townships 18, 19, and 2°, of ranges 9 and 10 Townships 19, 20. 21. a» d 22, of ranges 1] and 12 Townshis 2", 21, and 22, of ranga 13 Townships 21 and 22, of ranges 14 and 15. North of the base line peel east of the St. Stephens meridian, Towns)ipe 23 and 25, of ranges 1,2, ard3 ‘Township 24, of range 4 ‘township 23, of range 5 Townships 23 and 24, of ranges 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, and 15. North of the base tine and west of the St. Stephens meridian, Towrships 21, 23, and 24, of range 1. Townships 21, 22, 23, and 24, of ranges 2 and 3 Townehips 21' 22, and 23, of range 4, Attho J and Office at Centex, on Monday, the 7th day of May next—viz: South of the base line and cast of the Huntsville meridian, Townships 7, 8, 9.17. 18 and +9, of range ‘Townships 6, 7. 15, 16.17 and 18 of range 4 ay ps 5, 6. 7, 8,9, 15, 16 and 17, of range 5 Town 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 1a, 15, 16,and 17, of 3. 4,5, 6,7, 8, 14, 15 and 16, of range 7 2,8, 4. 5,6, 7,11, 12 and 13, of range 3 1,2, 8, 11, 12 and 13. of ranged - 10, 11,12 and 13, of range 10 1,12 and 13, of range IL nd 13, of range 12, At the Land Office at MoxtcourRy, on Monday, the lath day of May next—viz: Nort: of the base line and east of the St. Stephens meridian. 17. of range 24 16 and 17. of ranges 25 and 26 hips 16, 17 and 1, of ranges 27 and 2% Yow nships 14, °, 17 and 18, of range 29 Townshipe 1,14, 1 and 18, cf renge 30 Town ships I4 and 15, of range 31. At the Land Office at GRrENVILLE, on Monday, the 7th day of May next— North of the base line and east of the Hantsville meridian, Township 7, of range 13 Townehips 7 and 8, of range 14 Townsrips 7,8 9, Wand I', of range 15 Town 7, 8,9, 19, 11, 12 and 13. of range 16 Town 7.8.9, 10.11 12, 13.and 14, of range 17 Townships 8,9, 1%, 11. 12. and 13, ot range 18 Township: 6, Hand 12, of range 19 Townships 7,8. 9 and 11, of range 20, At the Land Office at Dewopouis, on Monday, the 23d day of April next—v.z: North of the baseline and east of the St. Stephens . meridian. Townships 17, 12, 19, 2) and 22, of range 1 ‘Townships 18, 1: . 21 and 22, of range? ‘Townships 19, 9 and 21, of range 3 ips 19, 2), 21 ard 22, cf range 4 ips 21 and 22, of range 5. North of the base line and west of the St. Stephens . meridian. Townships 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22. cf range 1 Townships 15, 16. 17, 8, 2) and 22, of rauge 2 ips 14, 15,16, 17,19 and 2», of range 3 wosnips 14, 15, 16, 18, 19 and 2), of range 4 Townshi> 14 of range 5. . At the Land Office at Fina, on Monday, the 14th day of May next—viz: Stephens North of the base line and east of the St. : meridian. Townships 7, 8 and 9. of ranges 21 and 22 Township 9, of range 23. Given under my hand, at the city of W; 2 this eighth day of March, 159-7 °1 ‘VSshington, 8. WILSON, Jos, Commissioner of the General Land (fice. an heratoiore an the regulations ofthe Department, 1 1,200 a&o , add:ess T, B. mar 17-2w* ‘ORDS OAK AND z ‘or Sais, on the bees fee R., Box 292, Alexandria Vo, LE-A " ids aad Tati cout wits yrs old; Organizing tion azaiust the Indiaus. Capt. Bari sin tulgeuenad tos expedition. : bebo eee Lexislatare has resolved upon Fw “ler and biocd bay, Stoorney IG STATIONERY, SLUPES, new and beautiful EMPSEY & O'T 4 Engraversand Stations Wier pEDen EL DING & patterns, to be fai mar 17-2¢ Re23 Execution of Stevens and Hazlett. (From the Charlestown Spirit of Jefferson.) Another, and it is boped to be the final, act in the Harper's Ferry se has been enacted, and Aaron D. Stevens and All Hazlett have been sent to *‘that bourne from which no traveler re- turneth.” Although it is known that at least four WANTS. WTP obiTARLLENTS Ht (a) 5 D— AN as waiter ing-room. Must nd their business. Li WASHINGTONT ATRE. THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY, Mesic, remain un: f berai os From Tas Naw Yora ACADEMY om, Med tat ie Bal Sd font Refreshment Room, Railroad Depot. | wr? give 4 SEASON OF ONE WEEK'S that the remaining wretches be 0 OS ——EE——EE———E———— A mitted to wander through the world with the FIOusr WANTED — Wanted to purchase. © | Commencing MONDAY, March 19, age megtret sting of conscience, and scorned all honest small Brick or . Cost not to ex- tively conoiuding on Ty on 24. men, ‘rather than our county shall be made the | 06d $1,50. $1,000 cash will be paid, the balance =? theatre of another season of exeitement. $0 He i(ention betmaee wth Ged nd 1th ate., The Company will include senhe,neat approach of the Aer n execution | LANE. Buiter Dealer, in the Centre or Norther MISS ADELINA PATTI, Market. mar !9 e0St* for the past few days they were unusually cheer- ful, Stevens declaring it was his wish to be free, and therefore desired the day for his execution to arrive Mrs. Pearce, the sister of ‘Stevens, was with him up to yesterday morning, and made a fine impression on all with whoms! e was thrown, by her lady-like deportment and conduct. On Thursday 2 Miss Dunbar, of Obio, arrived in town. Itissaid she was engaged tobe married M’ME COLSON, M’ME STRAKOSCH, SIG. STIGELLI, SIG. MACCAFERRI, SIG. AMODIO, 81G. FERRI. SIG. SUSINI, SIG. JUNCA. = And the Chorus and Orchestra from the New Yor Academy of Music. usical Director and Conduotor— MAURICE a Directo, MRAKOSSE Noe land, not th hour's drive without land, ore than an from Washington or Georgetown. The house must ‘A HOUSE in the country, with or to Stevens at the time of the Harper’s Ferry inva- | contain at least eight rooms ; stable ¢ e- . - a icht—Firet sion, and has corresponded with him since bis mi — Sanired. Address, until ae ay — apy Ye ADL Nan ia LU imprisonment in this town. She isa lady of | t the Star Office, mar LAMMERMOOR, Alice Patt, Signor much intelligence and beauty. WANTED-By two young women, SITUA- Stiexiit. Sipees Amsonee. A brother of Hazlett, who resides in Armstrong TIONS—one as steady ironer or to ist in U county, Pe , also arrived a few days ago, and was | Washing, and the other as cook or chambermaid. » M'me Cotson —First ap) of t 4 hese paeat Artiste, Signor Srietut Sighor Address Box 6, Star «flies. ‘BRRI, Signor:vs«ni. Verdi's Grand Upera, N eet with his brother until yesterday morning He advised Hazlett to make a full confession of ANTED—A good Colored WOMAN, to do ‘ . i t his connection with the Brown party, and coun- | W tenerst nossetoork colors preferred,)to whom CWEDNESDAY, Arua Pare i press selled him to abandon all hope of a reprieve or | liberal wages will be paid. Apply immediately at : Roles will be sustained Mine ‘ADELINA commutation of punishment. No. 61 1st st., Georgetown, maar 36 ATT, PRERI, AMODIO, And Musiat. Miss PAT- Yesterday morning the table was set in the pas- OARD WANTED IN A_ PRIVATE FAML- | TI wii ‘sine, in aiaition to all the manic of the e for the criminals to eat and seated around ly by & centleman, his wife. infant and nurse, pers, RT's PoruLak Fcuo Sone, composed se v from the Ist May though the summer, and longer for bindones Donbuce the po roomie English Bal- ere the two men, who were ina few hours to | ! iy, i 3 n b ; "end the ADELIXA launched i ternity. ister, and the be- | !{mutusil factory. Location must be between | lad “CoMtn’ THRO! Ter be launched into eternity, a sister, and the Sth street and the Capitol and not farther north | Wattz. composted for her be Signer Iga. trothed of one, and the brother of the other. a | {ih styset, reet. The most unexceptionable refer- | THURSDA Y—Wxsxn’s Celebrated Opera, Pax solemn feast, and one which was seemingly en- | ences riven and required. Terms mui reasona- | FReiscHutz. with m'’me CoLson, STRAKOSCH, joyed by but two—the condemned. bic. Addresa “Oftcer,” Star Omhoo, stating fall [ Sricactn 7oNCN th the etme ag” After the breakfast had been partaken of, the partoniars med wher zoreot a! igpcviow Cr be nt RIDAY, LAST NIG} Lot Bree RES friends of the criminals bade them a long fare- veg cinmunications unless satisfactory will n 4 ra — A . : ie] y e- E M+) lek — nD a t mpliance wi ol cuted reached that place WW rond eae AT ETON tctond aeteine as governess in 8 schoo! or private fam'ly. Ap- pl» at the office of the Star, where the name and address of the advertiser may clauses of the contract signed with the tho Loncon her debutas At 11 o'clock, the field on which the scaffold was erected was occupied by a large number of i PATTI wil make pe ey Additonal auter- or daily teacher, obtained. Spectators, a still larger number, however, re- | *4dress of t bo cbtat cuf.to ber espoprance in fob pt oleseot the = maining in town to accompany the sad OCS zrpi’s New Opers. the SICILIAN VESPERS, son to eK = LOST AND FOUND Frtich.wiil be givens ith the aplendid Miserie At 10 minutes to 12 o'clock the prisoners made from Paria. their appearance on the field, escorted by the & fenton Bees MaMigtion $1; Reserved Seats $2; Private Hamtramck Guards, Capt. Butler; Jefferson REWARD.—Was stolen from my exe 10 to Guards, Capt. Rowan; 3a $1 ; hipped meet, ai pmer emia “y i (with the exception o1 or pel vereward will be paid forthe apprehension of the thief and the resovery of the money. JOS. CONSTANT, No. 419 12th st, Retwoen New York av. and I st. hite and hver spotted POINTER had a collar on marked “John 0.;" answers tothe name of; aud Botts Greys, Capt. Lawson Botts. ‘The prisoners walked to the scaf- fold. Hazlett was in advance, and ascended the steps with an easy. unconcerned air, followed by Stevens. Both seemed to survey with perfect in- ditference the large mass of persons in attendance, aud neither gave the least sign of fear. A short time was spent in adjusting the ropes properly around the uecks of the prisouers, which Was im- 15. Reserved Ue Private Boxes for either of the first three nights ean be seoured at W.G, Met- and J. F. tllis’s music stores Door : open at 744, Opera to commence at 8. mar | Ce rE EXHIBITION OF VALUABLE O,L as PAINTINGS. a The attention of connoisseurs, artists, Bree, Fenorally is invited to the colleoti« f fine ; il bebition at Coomba’s Melo- Shot. A libera! reward will be given, if oi} Paintings now on ex 4 taking au affectionate farewell | ¢ turned to JT. HOLBRUOK’S Roctsprant, foot deon Hal. south exdeo: Penn : Jailor, aud jail-xuard, after which | Of ths Gapitel. nero mar 19 St STRAY.—Came to the premises of t b- seriber, on Saturday, the. lith. a red and white COW. with horns, both ears red. white stripe down her head, and heavy ted to o with calf. Thsowner is requ ome ward, prove property, pay charees J pee the caps were placed over their heads, and Aaron D. Stevens and Albert Hazlett were launced into eternity, to be dealt with by a judge ‘who doeth all things right.”” ‘There was no religious exercise with the pris- oners, us they declined all offers from the clergy. Just, before the caps were drawn over their This collection comprises @ large Alter Pir: painted (1630) by Erasmus Cuilliceus; Portraite, undoubted! Rermbraudt’s, Jaret st the late King of Hol'and’s sale; Landsoapes and Ficures by heschem: Holy Family, attributed to Rubens; Fruit, by &o. And Modern Paintings by Henry #.Schagls, in the style of Louis XIV; Cat- tle Pieces b man ard Tob away. =~ Viewa by Musin. De Brackhelm, Fon! and Adtran, 7 ‘ rackhelm, Ford and Adrain; heads. Stevens and Hazlett embraced each other | ™! 5 ist Tell Gate. thet rosa. _ | Veews by Musie. De Breck tigures, by Liga and kissed. STRAYED OR STOLEN.—A liberal reward | Hoog De Kereet Nonene eal eee nak ‘The full broke the neck of Hazlett, and he diea | SS mesters. will be pnid by the undersigned for the recovery aud relurn of iy grey HORSE, SSN of pretty Inres size and about 10 yeare nid: ‘Shich was missed on the evening of the 15th of PAUL BAUMAN. bouta struggle, whilst the knot slipped on Stevens’ neck, aud he writhed jetures were selected by Louie hed it contortions for several minutes. These Pi ¥ Pleitfer, of 25 Browlwenys Nes. Vor ent ee devoted oy Jast 12 ty ma Bend business, and are jon and sale. “Beasaptive on alogues may be obtained at the | and our store. ‘he hall will be from 9 a. m. till 10 p.m. marty WALL & BARNARD, swore Marea, 156), a ee PRocRess of THE Lyxx StxKe.—The strikers of Lynn made a great turn-out in procession on Friday, numbering over 6,000. The spectators Were more than double that number. Several | M. Brewery, D street south, _mar 17-3t* Between 51 OST—On Thursda: 4 street or between and fth ste, east. 15th March, either on lath at and Pierce Shoemaker’s :on Rock Creek,a PORTEMONNAILE, i Sl oe gon one pts | TM CONEATENGE Of ERE CONTIN AD 7 : ‘ng & small sum of money an me rs Nh stron | < male and. fornia, wary porte by the strikers, both | chars af mo value Soass ate bet theee ears | Ho OPERAS wil be POSTPONED vntil tur iberal reward will be given, if the pocket book be returned as it was wh many places with flags and streamers. The pro- cession comprised. besides all the strikers of | be returned to this off Lyun, several military and fire companies, with | received and no quest bands of music, and delegations of ladies from | = oo Swampscott, Marblehead, Danve , Saugus, Keading, Stoneham, Woburn, Beverly, Salem and other places. The weather was delightful, and the proceedings harmonious and gratifying to the participato:s. Letters from Lynn, state that mechanics gene- rally throughout the country are rallying to the support of the Massachusetts strikers. The New York Typygraphical Union on Saturday evening donated one Dundee dollars to the shoe- makers? relief fund, and a mass meeting of the trades is soon to be held, when additional supplies will no doubt be forthcoming. rs ther notice, mar 12 AINTINGS AND STATUAR TRE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF T WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION, eats: Now Oren at THE RY, (on Pa. av., bet, | ey : aimaieies mens Gailery and Course of Addresses a Leanne, Caring the season lost ; or if the papers alone they would be thankfully is Asked. mar 16-lw* This Exhibition of AMERICAN ART contains ee any alon he it Artists. Several! of the most meritorious in as * lection are for sal BALLS AND PARTIES. ; NOTICE. : Tae tarp orsxt COTILLON PARTY FOR FAM:LY USE. WILL MEND ARTICLES IN "| Tr, Crockery, Glass, Ivery, “ster, Marble, Rubber, Gutta T Py ercha, Cloth, Paper, Papier Mache, OF TH Cc. M. KEYS, Shell, Morn, Hon-, Plaster, dec. IAWATHA CLUB DEALER IN Andi deed thereis scarcely an article in the whol : WOOD & range ofdomestic eeanumny whether it beter Neves At STOTT S HALL core st. ond Pa. av, 0 COAL, LIME, snament, which w: broken, cannot with this! gee particulate in fucer advertisement, m 19,24" SAND, CEMENT, HAIR aration be rostered to ite orizinal value, It | ——0e Pertioulare in future advertienment._m 19.34" p ’ " ‘enges the world for its superior. It isindis- | 7. NATIONAL BLUES Have the honor to Plaster, and White Gravel, pensable in every inform their frve.de and the public cene- 548 N. E. Cor. 12th & C Sts. HOUSE, WOKK-SHOP, COUNTING-ROOM, gy ches. by Bae tees Bee @ One square South Penn. Av. - and no person afer a trial of ROOMS, on KASTER MONDAY.on © Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, would willingly disper WASHINGTON, D. C. to the Company DOLLAR. admitting 8 gentle fisg wo be presen by the I “ TICKETS ON maa aud ladies. Commitice of Arrangements, mar 19-tf te,and where known it | Captain Wane ener TPHE CHIP CaRD! ‘ ttention lors and consumers is invited Tie eet, Private Boswoll. miz-2t DEMPSEY &- O° POOLE’, Eneravers, faalitions Nuts tvetimonials regarding its superior Mas, Geert om Part f the Military. - = cae aj. Gen’) Weightman, Col. Naylor, PERA GLARSES!, oa PANG: “After {tht EP4h Gol. W, Seaton, Mai. Peter F Beoon. cs wane GLIE atthe en: * Jab ~ P A new and elegant eet UGHLATOS Works. 1! ully recommend its use for ail | Col W. R. Drinkard, ample of Fancy. | &!! a me - " wee: CPA Caen 4 sedis : volte Laight Tsay: Po / ip Fy “ We, the undersigned having trated S ”, t. J. Peok, i-ut. 8.0 igi ae PREPARED GLUB, agreo with theabove recom: | O°? FFP: president hints een, SMPSEY & O'TOOLE mendation, = : Card Engraver “Ww Capt. Tait, Lieut. Bishop, “Cabinet Ware Manufa a! Guard. ‘SANDE! Capt. Towers. ..,, Lieut. Shekell. VOU SEEN “Machine Depot..239 Market st utew ore gry : I Lieut. Rupple, Whioh we present to onrarermerere are rar 4 GF tie Washisat n Vagers Vhich we present to our custom “We Ho koe me DEMPSEY & TOOL, “Carpenters and Butidarer Nerk Capt. King, Newark, N. 3. aout Srivester, L Cad Engrav: Of the Union Guard. 7 “Levericn & Expers, . mart av. bot. dzh and ith ate. “Chen aee Makers, Newark. N.J.” } o, Klgat Langran of the Montgomery Ofaiartey He SHIP, occtofore existing Se Panttre Denies Gro-| py tbe wunier of the National Khon yetween LEY and Epwarp S. “, F a] ~ | Lieut. Watkin Lieut. J. Ward, M NEWS. inthe drug business, in this city, is Dealers, Hardware Dealers, i, °, this day dissolved: by matual content ‘dward & country Licut, J. Kelly Lieat. MeGiocklin, Matthews withdrawing from the said firm Ali rohants cares. ITLE. debts due the concern are authorized to be collected CENTS PER BO’ on Part of the Citizens. e : with rach bottle. rett, tgs Mej-cet, remaining partner, dealers in cases from | to 12 dozen. @, °. Johari by fhe remaining BOWARD S, MATTHEWS. {Lithographic Show Card, printed in grader, Mr. WD" Washington, March Mth, 1969. mar 17-3t* seyyen, with eae package, wn, r. Chas, Calvert, < ~ dors or letters of mquiry by mail addressed + Ds r. Wm. Brown, 1AL CARD —COMMISSIONERSSALE | to tho STARR GIN SOMPANY, t. Thos Fi her, Mr. BR. B. French, Corracg East OR THR Cariton aT A 51 Liberty st., N.Y. r. Richard Wallach, Mr. Joneph Roilin A. GREEN, willssii,on TUESDAY will resize on, ©. Taos, P. Morgau, Mr. Frauk Rene! ock, p. im, (888 advertisement in I PF Alib the trade. mar 17-ly | Mr. John Turton, mar 12-M&stb xoncer,) thy handsome Cottage and premises pow occupied hy Dr. A. W, Miller. on fth street east | KT EW MEDICIN Schenck’s Pulmonic midway between the ard, 8 Capitol and Navy Y Nontardo’s Pain Kuiler. Peru ‘The lot fronts 83 feet by 105 feet indepth. ecula- sera Cy BOARDING. od Liver Oj somenieamaemnes — — torrand t za desirable resitence wail a iarce stock of Preah Drugs, Med: z é 7 do well to x teil the sale. ag a0 desicabioa property | eines, Paint, Orla Gime eee oe i Mee GENTLEMAN AND WVIEE, or two single is rarely offered at anction mar li-2t"” | at the Drug Store of CHARLES ALLEN ‘oom and’ Board, by early application mt No é — correrof Mary! Avenue and Ith st .(island,) | 4g@ Datreet near Sd. Rete: ences exchanged. mS 60 <b Bre DS — ay D. B. Clark » and. mari5 ly.r mar i6-3* ij Rien 5 SID bs us rm - _ = Ss ¥ RAMOYED—J. Rk. B. SCHWARZE not.fies] PpOARD—A Single i Birds of Paradiso, his customers and the public that hoo Goldfinch. Lark«, | he has removed his PICKLING and < 5 chins Binds. 5 OYSTER OPENING ESTABLISH- ‘teat an Rel Bi MENT from the corner of 12th and E 1 All hints | Streets, to No. 489 15 h street, corner t JHN | of Peon avenue. where ho wi:l be happy to serve = pitol Gata, | all who may cai! cn kim,at his usual reasorable SaLTIMORE. mar i171 oe | — VERNON AND G35 aaBneiA ROBERT B. COL, PMAN, late of the firm of SREY —This collar " I E ASSOCIA- | Coleman Ron oO! r House, Mo 43 Dead ae of Soacatane ts N Son by Benson J, Losson ; price, full tur- sepomy, of = = a ‘ = , ne 1th N dord y i is neon f Pec Jalt at Punpuctets weaiioe bad one LON Tneolshy Legends, 2 vola.; price $2, cloth, EDERICK W. COLEMAN tor, D C.ard at Gardner's stable-. Upper Marl-| Harper's M borongh. Md., alterustely one week at a time at each place. Moose Grey hias been awarded the first premium for epee’ at the following fairs: At the United States and Virginia State Central Fair zine, from commencement to 1859, morocco half ‘bound embracing 18 vols , for $30, Bay: co ‘Taylor's Travels, complete rice $9. P Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor p known house ter alterations ‘and i prove: Teapect. “The location of this house is convenient to tray- by Wm. E. Bur- . lle, Monte t , | ton, complete in 2 vols.; cloth, rice, $2.50 per vol. elers and citizens, the ci! ti Sasee ail nthe Frederick Mite ease ey P rome as Americans: eabrae eat mes; cy all poi and the phe] ‘Ome rf See Nee al W. BLUNT mar'l5 Ww 278 Pa. av, bet lithand wives, on depots ing in close proxi 'e ofaent ean Balls rege Titey will contis iagare ty 1860 SPRING TRADE. ; 1860 urnane Meas ENGTIRA a BORgiNG i DECORATIONS, 5 000 paw ORANGES, = 2,000 Havana SWEET ORANGES Just neat: “nar is st” GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO. MEMBER! R Tuar A. EGAN BER! th | A ietteme choice lot of new style WINDOW | (*OLTON'S GENERAL ATLAS, CONTAIN. side, betwoen 6th and 7:h sts, is selling off his er: | SHADES. Call and soe th ink 170 ateel-plate Maps and Plans, on lit tock of Fance and Steple DR ¥ GOODS at ‘orebuild. This isa rare chano@™to secure at first cost, FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK = folfo sheets. ied by 1 Paper hung in city or country st lowest rates, mar 1b-lw socompanied by desoripti nical, *tatistioal, and Historical. by Rich- His stock is very largeand | rSrFisher,’ MO tous presse beak -- bouba weleagiated. Call vary and secure bargains. ry hole number of Maps and mar Untel igencer OR HARPER'S FERRY(AND WILLIAMS- iN F FOS Sack f PGR WOMAN, who is = Peron tie stoainer of 3. BLANCHARD & MOHON, rst-rate ooo) read = er; 7 <i o trious, strietly honest. AWiil be sord for Tees than is | fown.on MONDAYSat 6 a. A CARD. now *ffered for her by a trader. The object of this advertyrement is to keep her from being sold to the South. Can ba depanded on as recommended. None need apply except those who want her for theirown use. Applyto WALL & BARNARD, Auction- eers. mar 16 OUP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRT: ve on hand a very large as«ortment of Hoop » Of the iatest styles, viz: The Southern m.. fo Harper's Fy a for Bracper's Parry and Wit eso tee Te TURSDATS at's oot levee Georeatown on 8. m,for * Wyiliamsport, and on @ATURDATSate a. i, for wry. ., B.—The Bi i w NESDAVS sep ene!® oan be chartered on Ep- formeriy with Richard Davis,’ and REGULATOR and the Antelope on FRIDAYS excursion partisn. mar 16- m [*rortant TO HOUSEKEEPERS. s ey © i v ave 001 in “Pei ild- . RK. 5 nid: Fini Claspell, Woven Daliha, aidsaane | ink. a lot of Ca REON MAPTINGS. realy new | gay Ou mE or = ee t makes of Cor n i ate nieenen ontrsct Gowen perneularly note Goaranteed onl: i - All sell at reduced prices, + MKC" Of Corgote,, All selling | Oia teach ar enue <TereUeraw Mare. Sy ps a Spices PRUTLY P iss 323 Pa. avenue, south sido, RIALS, OIL LOTHS, SHADE 1LINENS, &o., | bat free i marl6 Gt (Int) between6th and 7thats, | Will be kept full attractive the whole’ year | by us Tan! forthe purpos prin yg EROSENEs AND COAL OIL, WITH A | | Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited to variety of Famps for burning the same., visit our rooms and examine oar Chimnies. These oi! L. F. PER t lights in use “Perry Buiidi a8, Aliso, extra Wicks and are oonridered the chea; for brillisnev are equal to sive. Cail and examine, 7 a wil poner.) to prevent injury by Eric. unm R 5 enn. ‘avenues find’ sth strest. and are not ex int PIA BEYOND: 4 Ri esacinslc ly prove. Bins, Que eo Fon Su praod” cleanaiog vid HE NEW YOR ‘Manufsotured ouly Paes Bey, lover. Spaiding’s resh 4 - mar 16- est End Drug Store, av. ] EECH’s PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHAR. EECH’S PICTURES OF , Piel thee, TRAVELING TRUNKS e driver presents one of the Le Ze ome olantion of “ We embraci: uali name i Demo! Dream 9 ties and sizes of Sole Leather Laden GER our rote bad he Wie rap, be Le De ecantiy tae Dress and Packing Trunks, Gur trunk few York, with eleract atate- | /*t Watts Phillipa; $1; ta’enroom exhibits nt this tt .e tho greatest variety ne, and meals, $7 50. trated re Hamlet 1608, Hamlet of teavsiling requisites. at pri te ba cheaper more carefully nah eprints, London Editions ; PT Ge Nat sage | Maer eests oan baseane CARPE hAGS, SATCHEL S ey, VALIC er transportation: it FE FOWLE 2 66" Edition ; " ; s = ly of Hawthorne’s Marbie Maun. Old Trasks repaized or taken’ in exchange The i seed at for hew ones greater convenisnos of our customers, Just received af Hes" No ALL, STEPHENS & CO, Teen Mth an eer ome: to wade! Bvenue, be: ag Boousiers, 166ti Trunk Sales Room, a, 'W. M. GALT, 332 Ps. av. YS mar 18-8tif —(‘States.) 2 Pa, avenue, mar 10 tf Dealers in Wood u Sole ssents for Leurence’s . mars