Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1860, Page 3

SSS 7" Tux Stam publishes the Lists of Letters remaining in the Washington City Post Office under the provisions of the law directing them to be printed in the newspaper having the largest cir- culation within the delivery of the Office. Its total: daily circulation is more than double that of any ether Daily printed in the District of Columbia. <—____ 7" Though Tux Stax ts printed on the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition 4s s0 large as to require it to be put to press at an enrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be tent im before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they wisy mot appear until the next day. —— <0 —____ Notice.—District of Columbia Advertisements 40 be inserted im the BaLTIMoRE SUN are received a: and forwarded from Tue Star office. Ds. Napat's Stconp Lectore.—The second ectare of Dr. Nadal, at Foundry Chapel last eve- 4. was largely attended. ‘This lecture was a ‘ntinuation of the subject descanted upon during toe first lecture, viz: Sights in and about London. Referring to the established Church of England, of which he discovered he had held very erroneous be said that nearly every four out of five traveler met, considered themselves as longing to this Church. It was at first ditticult for him te conceive how the le could recon- eile thetr love of liberty and. dha e of Romanism with their attacbment for the established Church; bat, as he had already remarked, he soon discov- ered he had entertained mistaken views in regard te this Church, its form of worship and character. There were peculiar and very natural reasons why home rages should have an especial fondness for it. This Bea! | Church had furnished martyrs whose blood had been offered for Cbrist. English literature, the richest in the world, everywhere emitted an odor of the Church, at least recognized the Church as au element of society—nay, more, the Church herself bad been the proper source of that literature; so that all literary men were accus- tomed to associ :te yenius and goodness, inte; rity and learning with their national! Church. The rich were attached to it from natural vauity, as it was the Church of the Sovereign, the Court, the nobitity and the yentry of the King. Those who had no religious affections, but considered re- ligion an essential attribute of respectability, and a mark of pablic decency, patronized the estab- lished Church as decidedly the best thing they could do in the light of spiritual things. ‘There were others, again, who attended this Church be- «ause they were paid for so doing, us in the way of distribution cf temporary benefits. The E: lish Goverament ri upon such a stable bas} that tt could not easily be destroyed. Romanism hed scarcely a name, much less an existeuce, in England. ‘ The speaker gave an exceedingly interest'n:: a_count of bis tour through and about the city of London, and particularly alluded to his visit to Nyse Park, and the burial place of the poet Gray, where the scenes there presented constantly called t» bis mind the beautiful stanzas of the poet, con- tiined in Bis elegy written in the same country cuurch-yard where he was entombed, which ~emed to apply as appropriately as if they had heen written that hour. He referred to the great + sationsness exercised by Englishmen in making traveling acquaintances; but could not bat ob- serve the fact that when one represented himself asan American tbis reserve was cast aside, and he was treated with the same familiarity as an el1 acquaintance. Tur New Cexrag Market-Hovsx —In_ the Sen: esterday, Mr Brown asked the bedy to indulze him so far as to take up the bill authoriz- ing the Corporation of Washington to makealoan and issue stock for 2200.00, for uilding a market- house. The working season was coming on, and it was important to the interests of the citizens of Washington that advantage should be taken of it, and the bill at once disposed of. The motion was agreed to, and the bil! was taken up, 38 reported from the Committee for the District of Columbia, together with the amend- ments made by the House, with amendments thereto. These amendinents were discussed by Messrs. Brown. Hale, Hamlin, Pagh, and others, when the bill was reported to the Senate and passed in the following shape: Be vt enacted, &¢ That all the ground lying be- tween Seventh and Ninth streets, and froating on Peansylvania and Louisiana avenues, now and bitherto used and occupied for the Centre Market, be, aud the same is hereby, ceded to the Corpe- ration of Washington, on condition that said Cor- poration, within two years after this act takes «tcet, erect thereon a market-house. The said house to beso constructed as te admit foot pas- sengers through only one entrance to the market eu tae north side; market wagons and other vebi- cles on the south side only, with means of exitfor the sime on Seventh and Ninth streets, and to ex- «tude marketing from Pennsylvania and Lo: avenves, aud the side walks and pa: on. And, for the purpose of erecting such market- house, it shall be lawful for said Corporation to create a debt in such form as may be found ex- pedient, not exceeding the sum of $200,000, at a Tate of Interest not exceeding 6 per centum per #naum, any restriction in the charter of said city or existing laws to the comtrary notwithstanding : Provided, however, That the Government of the United States shall, in no event whatever, be, either directly or indirectly, liable for the princi- pal or interest upon asy loan which may ve ob- trined under the provisions of this act The entire revenue of said building shall, after payinz con- tingent expenses and interest on the stock, be ap. propriated to the payment of tue stock issued in accordance with the provisions of this act. See. 2. And be it further enacted, That no more 2 3220.00 shall’be expended in building said toarket-house, nor shall any contracts be entered tato which involve a larger expenditure for the completion of the same. . ATTEMPT AT Svicipe.—Yesterday morning, about 11 o’elock, Joseph Sorg, a German, aged about 33 years, attempted suicide by cutting bis throat, in the ceil range at the Guard-house. He had stopped there the night previous, and after the guard of the day went up to report to the Chief of Police, he remained at the station. Upon the retarn of the guard, about tig o'clock, be fouud Sorg Iying na cell. and when the guard looked in at bim, melpotes his bead uader the bench, as if to conceal himself. The guard went back, ppien he had been put there by an of- fiver. ‘Phe guard went down a second time, and s«w that he had moved to another cell, and a large butcher knife, covered with blood, was lying on the floor In another cell. He asked Sorg what he had done, and he, raising up, sho xed the gash be had4nflicted upon bimself. It was evident that the firm intention of Sorz was to destroy himself, and his previous conduct was as if he was watching an opportunity to do it certainly. He was a cook by profession, and basa wife, who is employed es a cook at Brown’s Hotel. Sue is an Irish woman. The wounds red to be hacked as if more than one c' been made. Surgical sid was immediat-ly called, and the wounds temporariiy baud ged, and the sufferer was removed to the infirmary. Mr. Barnes kept him at the Guard- house all day Tuesday. at the request of his wife, and he was evidenti: deranged—kn ocking at the cell door, asking protection against the inhabitants a who had sent Mmegsengers to take his ife. We understand to-dry, from the physician in attendance he him in the Infirmary, that Sorg is doing well, and will soom be con raleacent, unless he should take it into his head to borrow, another butchers’ knife. SvuraemMs Court.—Yesterday, John McCon- ville, » of New York, was admitted an at- counsellor of this Court. f Rene Arnous, plaintiff in error, agt Maria A. Pletcher et al. The argument of this cause was commenced Py, Mr. Taylor, of counsel for plaintiff in error, and it appearing to the Court thatthe jadgment of the Court below was nota final one. this writ of error was dismissed for the ‘want of jurisdiction. No. 163. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Common- ay of the city of New York, plaintiff in error. agt. Franklin Ransom et al. This cause was submitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and printed argument by Mr. Keller for the defendants in error. No 16% Charles B. Weaver, plaintiff in error, agt. Fegely and Brother. In error to the Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania. This cause having been called for argument and no ap f° ance being entered for either party, it was dis- missed, with @osis, pursuant to th: ef; at role of Court. Ad’e ined. eighteseath Muirany —The National Guard have rented for squad drills aud company meetings the fourth story room in Middleton's building, opposite the Atheneum, between Four-and-a-balf and Sixth street, Penusylvania avenue. The W: v * might company drills will be continued as usual atthe Columbian 4 - The renting of pri- vate rooms by the military bas become necessa:y in uence of the rapid increase fn member- ship. 1 he companies meeting at the Columbian Armory are limited to one vight each week, 2nd confined to one room; while Hoest drill evil? Will the ties not the i thet: > bem tie Frodane efforts to make & regi ria had an inter: Meeting srrangemer's for » Gymcasius Sr estes fr 5S a for arrangemen _ gyms = with a oa and reading-room, was, after an animated debate, laid on the table. Low Waren —im consequence of the of the dia water in the river, the Southern nest aricges wie eco ren Warce b x en- hana oa ok a cae: ice Drury was r: arrested by officer Daw; ‘in Flynn, for hawk- GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS ee eee ee NOTICE’ TO GEORGETOWN TAX —All psrsons who will call at the yenr 186), will be a AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW 5 aloes ng liquor on Sun By J. C. MoBUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. fine and costs, $27 50. > ‘WOOD PIANO FOR’ eens #43 te Sa pay their bills for tho > & deduction of 8 per cen! TRAY, MO k atthe Feaiden ded! t, between i ali his Household i ffocts, sewood Piano Forts, by Bacon and ouse 9 days. James le, by officer Daw. aatias > an old offender, stealing a coat, which was at a clothing store on Louisiana avenue, Centre Market, arrested by officer Edwards; ret Jones, arrested by officer Ww for stealing a shirt, was sent to jail Last week, colored John Smith, a slave, stole ‘om the premises of Secretary Floyd, valuable fowls, which he 0; TDAY Md at 4 oclook, at suit— ton siX per cent. 23,59) Corporation of Alexandria six per cent. of Indebtedness, with ‘ashington Stock. No. 76 in Trinity Church. ne third cash; the months, with iaterest for eatisfact J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avots. McGUIRE & C COLLECTION 'S, FasnionaBee MILLINER, begs e Ladies of Georgetown ard: y that she has open ‘eet, opposite Forrest Hall, where Y strict attentio: erate chare*s, to merit & shi 22 2t ombined with 1 of their patronaz TTosacco, SNUFF AND SKGARS, 25 boxes of Tobacco, nand Domestic, quality Seotch a ff, scaboy and Congress do, 100 gross of Shanghai an: leposited at a house indary of the citv. A cock officer Serria, and the ies, well laid on his bare back; which were duly administered by the ALE aT WHOLESALE. sters and Pillows, esidue in 2 and 4 ial onl endorsed and hen were recovered = Ww ashetends, Toi thief was ordered five lash: tie, Garrett’s second Queloth, Stair Reds, th Rugs, Window £ ing and other Stov + lot Crockery .. Auctioneers, IN OF TUFFED ND IN Grass Vases.—On 234, at 434 ocl"k. sel! a beautiful tands and in Glass Acts Aprrovep —The City Councils have been a the"Mayor: An act making up and relay the gutter on t! Street east, between K an appropriation to g: chusetis avenue between teenth streets west; teenth street west, and G street north; Second Ward; joint gress to amend the act of water throughout th for other purposes; contracts for furnis: ings, stopcocks, year; the acts makin, etlect existing contr: regulate markets; awardin; ing water mains for the cu following acts of the proved and signed by appropriation to take he east side of Seventh id _L streets south; acts rade and gravel Massa- Thirteenth and Four- for the improvement of Four- between New York avenue to repair a bridge in the resolution requesting Con- tegulating the distribution e city of Washington, and the four acts awarding the ng water pipes, special cast- hydrants, &¢.. for the current € appropriation to carry into ‘acts; amendatory of the act to ig the contract for lay- ction rooms, we she and Glass Ware, collection of Stuffed Birds on 3! s '9 High st., Georgetown, eral assortment of Kitchen "he | acket echooner Yor! n, has arrived,and Terms: $25 an cradit of 60 and 9 notes, bearing in OR NEW YORK. town, Captain Wi will load for above por fretght apply to McCUBB & DUDGE. iG id unter cash; over that sum a ) Gays, for satisfactorily endorsed J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. REAND HOUSE UBLIC AvCTIO! T J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots. Ky A. GREEN. ovsenoun ORND Uction.—Ona 8. instant, | shall nell, in front the corner of 7th ar, ATURDAY,¢t JUST RECEIVED Frederick county purs Old R Gibson's celebrated Whiski: choice old Monongahela, W Monumental and Star Herrings and Alewiver, JOHN J. BOGUE, Georeetown, D.C, POTATOES. ELS Of primo Now Jerse) PREF FECTS March 29th, at 10 0’clock, at the rast. in'ng housekeeping, No. 197 F nders Building, we shall sell ffeots. comprisine— rs Wa'out Carved Parlor Furni- ng of 2 Tete-a Tetes, 6 Parlor ‘Tables, Whatnot, Window Shates, ‘Teots. such as— fan, Sideboards and Bureaus, Tabies, airs, Washstands, dance of a lad: street, Opposites Wi the Furniture and &: Suite of kandsome ture, consisti: Wardrobes, Bedsts: Sofas, Lounges, Bed ‘ts, Oilcloths and M. China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Alno, a large lot of Kitchen Requiaites, T cash, A. GREEN. Auct, FUTURE DAYS. . GREEN, fi reposeer. For sale low by 2,000 sus Mercers, suitab'e for from store in jots to su’ Ros-woo! Marhle-to; ASOTS. PETER BERRY, &5 Water streot, Georzetowr, A Y « E. BEALL & stock, fixtures and go ‘xtsasion Dining Table, Osk Diving Tne Wasuineton Licnt IyFaNtRY.— This pany, the oldest surviving, and said the first company formed in this city, aunounce to their friends their Twenty- fourth Annual Ball for E: of April, at Willards’ fine new hall. announcement of this fact, we take it, will be suf- ficient to inspire all who “trip the light fintastic toe’’ with s:ntiments of delightecs'atic. Who in Washington can ever forget the heretofore anni- versary entertainments of the Infantry during the 1 8: quarter of a century? matchless hospitalities, the su; play of beauty, the mirth, the the splendor associated invariably with those af- fsirs? Tickets for sale by all the members. Look in the Star shortly for the programme. TICE. giorions old com CO. Have dis: ‘we had almost will of th 29.h instant. 1 shall sel! 5 o'elock p. m., the nort! in Cruttenden’s subdivision of equare ‘ing on th street west, and renning back P strects north, toa public alley, ‘h ch consist of a near use, with & two-story bac! good and conveniently ar- in 6, 12and 18 ‘will continue the manu- aster Monday night, 9th ler .as heretofore. facture o1 Soap ard Candi A. EF. Keall ts authorized to settle the A. E. BEALL I, HUMPHRE R.S8 T. CISSEL.. ee TEAM BOILER FOR SALKE-—One nearly new Boiler, about fourtsen fect long, with the ipre, coils. &¢,allcompleta. Will te sod a great rgain. on appilcation to WALL & BARN. ton, or at the Cooking and other Stor Together with a general assortment of Kitchen nder cash ; over that sum a 8, for noves satisfactorily en GUIRE & CO., Aucta, with the improv. ew two story fram building, containing six ranged rooms, _ Terms: One-third cash; balan for notes bearing interest, secured by & A. GREEN, Auot._ dorsed, bearin d Who can forget the rb music, the dis- rilliancy, the taste, FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—TWO ROOMS, at No. between Pa. avenus ani E Jy situated fora gentleman Apply at No. 499 ith st., Soap Factory of C. L. Green st. Algo, ons ficst-rate fami Horse, Apply as above. OR RENT—A two story and basement Briok HOUSE, near the Convent, in complete order; gas, &o.; to JOHN L. KIDWE (CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, Has constantl: h Ne 18 ored, and ali other SPECTAG, the best quality silver frames. st on the premises, = MeGUIRE & CO. iE’S SALE OF VA wERTY O§ Caritor BiLL— TERNOON, Maron 27th, at remines. by virtuect a deed of ber 23, .8 5. and duly reoorded among the land ston county, 1 shall sell theeaetern nered sevent-en, in square num nine, mgm | 1 & back 26 fret 3 inches, together the cost of the purchaser, N HEPBURN, Ty J.C. McGUIRE & street, east side, Og TUESDAY AF- taking his meals ont. nearly opposite. SMALL FARM FOR SAL, ber will dispose of his place, co: acres of land, well improved. ad.oi s from Washington, ith street,) with ore ti on Fayette street ; with large garden ermanent tenact Ap: Pror. Fower gave his second lecture on ic Hall, last evening, His subject—‘ What to do, world,’ showin y.in Philharmon: to a crowded bouse or how to rise in the cation of phrenology to the choice of t! n$, occupations, and pursuits, ith numerous portraits of distin- ; inventors, teachers. explorers, and others. The lecturer s1id by the aid of phrenology cate at once, the sp! son inay succeed best. Prof. Fowler examined th men and two ladies, highly interesting and a:masin: as the well known peculiarities of the nader manipulation were satisfactorily hit off. ~The enbseri- | ords for Wasi red seven hund Jos*’s. three mile: Branch Road, (14 dwelling and out-houses, to a reasonable terms. Inquire No. No. 128 Bridge st., Georgetown, large assortment of propriate professio: was illustrated wi guished statesmen » 418, corner of G in gee silver A. did F uew classer sot in thom to erder. GE SURPLUS S' ‘, EVERGREENS, een House, 1 wii if early applica- f Frederick and Fros JOUN L. KIDWELL. & CO’S PHILADEL- E.—We are constantly lies of the above delightful bev- persons who want SAM’L D. FINCKEL. LUABLE REAL ESTATF FOR Sal ARE INDUCEMENT FOR A A Smith desiring to go South offer at privata sale @ now resides and where he for the last five years. and physiology, indi- ng in which a per- At the close of the lecture ¢ heads of four gentie- ptions proving x tothe audience _mar 8 eokds —Dr. Joseph A. the Farm on which h as heen practicing m ih sisavery beautiful little ff Prince Georgs’s cou diately on the road leading from W. to Upper Marlborough, from b th points. uctioneer. y VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION i day of Aprl ne and a great variety sell them at very low tion is made at the corner o! sts., Georgotowa. 5b 1260, 4 shall sell. in Court and confirmed by the District cf Coluinb a, af! lying and beimg io strict of Colum? ta and the Circuit Court o that piece or parce! of ground the city of Washington, iaid down on the plan or p'ot of said city, beiag lot bered 573, together with which are a geod nding, &o., Ac. roperty is handsomely eit near the corier« {2d street west and south D Terms, as prescribed by the decree, is one-third alance inf and 12 mouthe, the give éatistactorily endorsed notes for payments, hearing interest from day of eale, and upen the ful: peymentof the purchase money and the ratification of the rale, the tru the title to the purchaser at the pur ii the terms are not complied with in 5 days after sale the trvstee reserves the right to reseli the at the risk and cost of the 4cfaulting pur- y advertising such resale three times in EL L. BRYANT, rustee and Goardi ashington city and abont equal distance It contains '07 acres, 99 of which is tn @ fine stata of cultivation, thet Vr ft It is well adapted to the wheat and corn: abe & rx is now well setin grass and will vield Y, Worth in the Washington to $20 per ton. There is about 12 rg, the balance ready for a spring of never failing water ; © pump at the door. Thi consist 0: a comfortable frame ¢ weli- ing containing 6 rooms and kitehe: biing sufficront for all the r-q ith a quantity of choic fruit trees. A ring to purchase oan. bi the b oka of the undersizned, Au opportunity rareiy to be met with. Until t is disp ed of I shall continue my practice yon the premises or to Ur. , Bladensbure. JOSEPH A. SMITH. anters’ Advocate insort until forbid andcharce New OrGaxization.—A ‘Union and Conetitu- tional Club” was organized in the Seventh Ward ing was held ct Island Hail, quite numerousty at- receiving frash sup, ey and invite ai iterated Ale, to givo ita trial. RNY & SHINN, Agents, 57 Green st.. Georgetown. aa La goo timber. and is said to have growth of grass, tended, and enthusiastic. 28q., was e'ected Pres’ Vice do., and Otho Boswell Secretary. above mentioned and 4) tons of ha mark®t from $18 & ros ot wheat grow! ident, Charles C. Anderson ONEY TO LOAN, in smal! amounts. ongood securities, at 410 Pa. avenue. ty APOLEONIC IDEAS”. cal work and program: An Owner Wantep.— in making a search, ina for stolen goods, found a drill, posed to be stolen. the drill remains at the office of where the owner can see it. 80,an inexhaustip! Ofticers Dawand Serrin, house fa the First Ward, mat and a patent The mat was —Tho creat politi- me of Napoleon LIT. A Price 5) cents. leat the “Washington Boo maré2 33 TAYLOR & MAUR Que HACK and HAI ‘Terms 825 per month, ce will convey phye-cian desi ¥ refe,ence to Justice Drury, be satisfied that itis GOR SALE— Art Exuisitio: will be closed aft N.—This splendid place of reso¥t ter Monday night. tge number of tine pictures in the Gallery for sale, and our citizens have now an 0} d+ corate their houses w. edsed merit. the Star newspaper. 1O: inqvive of F LEMM. YOY, National Stables, pportunity to 22 ith paintings of ecknowl- HE ATTENTION OF and Rut'ders is cal! ‘I reatise omthe “trent o| trations. by Ji Price 75 cents. ENGINEERS, ed toa valgablo s, with Uius- + Whildin, Esq. Civil & and for sale at SOLOMONS’ WALL & BARNARD. Auction FURNITURE ANDEFFEKCT: STE«MBOAT HoTEr at AvcTion.—On b ve 27th inst., at 10 o'clock, wo tby i w, —FOR SALE fax Conrt Bouse, price, if zpplied fo tiins seventy ac: Private Imrrovements.—In the month of fa number of improvements last season, will ness will improve, it is be sald rt_the above low April completion o} nisbed at the close of the be entered on, and busi res of good land, well watered, a and a dweiling. A’ cood horse and be taken in trade. Washington, D.C {OR RENT—A HOUSK, on I't! E near J. street north. The honee in good order, 0 Possession give to JAMES MI sti Wren, on 7th street, a few doors, sl vania avenue, the entire Furniture and Kffocis, Arc overia here this evening, bringing dates from Salt Lake to March 2, and from Denver to the 15th inst., and $30,000 in gold dust. On the lith of March Moses Young shot Wm West, of Leavenworth. On the 15th, Young was tried before the People’s Court, and hung at3 o'clock on the same afternoon. Ie only said in his defence that he bad killed bis best friend, but for what cause the world would never know The funeral of West, on the sarge day, was largely attended by Free Mesons and vod Piano, Cover and Stool. tsand Tabies, ” Laxpscargs will be reopened to to-morrow, (Saturday,) during the ening. free of charge. first etforts of his Washington pupils may be seen. Rea. Estate.—Yesterday, auctioneers, sold the west half of lot No. 7, in square 389, with improvements, two-story frame house, Cc. SNYDER, AND GAS FITTER, an. avenue, west of Lith street, and opposite the Rirkwood House, to inform his finds and the opared to furnixit them witha l 1 with the PLUMBING AND BUSINESS, such as— Bath Tuhs, Water Closets, Urinals » Hydrants, Pum Kubber Hose and Gas .Fertures of every description. Ho will introduce Water and Ga: upon the most reasonable terms aad ;uarantee satisfaction. Mahogany Sofas, C Extension Dining Table ana Chairs, carpets, Ulicloth and Matti ther Beds and Pillows, Bedstearis'and Redding, Cane ard Wood-sont Chaira and Rockers, ands and Tables, Mirrors and Mahogany Frame Glasses, Sets, Crockery and Gia: a, Diuing room Furniture, Knives and Forks and Spoons, Cooking, Chamber and other Stoves, Coppers and o° her Cooking Utensils And msny other articles not hera enumar: . 30 cash; over that amount a credit of 8, for approved endorsed notes, ber WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. ARM AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY, the 26th inst.,at 4 o'clock p. m., wi'l cffer at punlic ra e, on the premises, his lying in Fairfax and Alexand dweiling being in the former, cout acresand bring about 6 miles f- from the Georgetown aqueduct, ar drig, near tho Leesburg turnpike, aud leading to Georgetown and areabout 3! acres wel) h street wost, has eight rooms, A pump of good water on tho r.ar M&S s0On AS required, LLER, on the corner South side of Pe lair and Shuck Mat- pwhlis that he is p artinios conna ti GAS FITTING . McGuire & Co, Wardrobes, Wa: OR RENT—A FARM, of | Gorse tae, mile from the Laurel Station on the Rat'imore a Itisina very healthy and cdnventent has on it a com house and «ther buildings, Prioa £169 to thi also for sale. In the Washington Post (fice. LE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE ng, Containing in all 7 consisting of a Showers, Bide to Wm. Collins for $375. fortable dwelling- excellent fruit, geod Ow THEIR Fret.—T let of Jan. next, The oa lo ths “Montreal ant forthe $5™, the * wore stil wsiking. tha prohabilit: hin morri g the two men ‘And tne other contes- “Virginia Mountai: Bor,” ‘They showed little tatigue and the wi'l not ieave the boards re for the purse) b fore Mor. the corner of 9 h and C streets and nue, is the great point ofattractior. Good music aud good cheer awaits those that may paya REWARD.—Ranaways from the eubscri- “EGRU MAN JACh Jackson Brown. who cails himself is about 5 foet & quite dark; woars rmall side face; had on when: ed cloth; he kas various jas a small !um: breast andis left handed; he carrie lack casa with him. f for his apprehension if taken in. P: county or the Distzict of Columbi: reward if take: cured njails good back bnild on New J 's restau ant, st Louimans ave s a. Terms moderate, A to General Land Cffice, nae he leftaszitof drab fe the underergned T—The larce fine three stor + No 537 17th etreet, second d ders Building. ARD,at No. 371 D s:rect, No. }2—Tur wort’ RLWs OPIN.ON must have its due and proper course in its endorsement of the won- ed Mra. Gardner's In- Hoarhound. which nd Consumption and isdoing le at every druggist’s counter’ virtues of the osiebrat dian Balsam of Liverwort and cur '* Coughs, Colds a rince George's mbia, or the above n elsewhere; in either case to be se- 0 I may get him again. RICHARD N. DARNALL, near R.ads: shure, ‘© George’s county, Md om this city, 44¢ d7from Ale xan - NT—The south HOUSE of the row of ur story houses latcly eracted Sd treet, between D and E strects north. Also. three new four-story dwellings on 4th stré the City Hell square, the modern improvements, i covered with forest, com- % an abuncent supply of timber and fuel; a Topo tion of bottom acd meadow Iand. ls orchard of more than 10) £ mate, and between f ig, aud on si! of which the doxtroyod)is at present wanding situation of this pectin the cornty, makes for orchard purposes in b aring, some choics Pears, chiefly Bartlet Seckal, Cherries, Apricot and Plum. There fs a small flower garden wel! stocked with chvice The owel_ing is surrounded inal forest tees, water close te the kitchea. ethodist and Presbyterian and 6: Cuurcher, as well ax a Post Office and schoo! within convenient walk abeut | mile fre beildings, house emali but xew and substantial. j ‘The terms are one-ha'f the purchase in hand, the remainder in equal payments of | and 2 years. Sale positive and title unincumbered, PROsTRATION OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline ly the results of early mal-prac- d vicious babita—A treatise has lately issued from the press, sndency, and tho cure as weil as Jt is entitled “ Human hese houses contain are A most invariaDl and are desirahly lo- tuces and unchecke: e'aborataly got up, ivustrating this t revention of th n ‘railty, Or Physiolosical Research nto the eoeton cmects and OR SALE—A and farin servan a capital breaker, orderer an and competent to any poasible management of any machinory used en a farm, and is4+ years ofaca To a Senthern gentleman re- iring an intelligert and tz description, fi 3 id & bargain. in order to get him a good Nis owner wil! not sell him to atrader. Viea-o ad- dress Box No. 13 Star Office. ANO STOOLS AND CO RS just ovened at Chicko ing & Sons’ Pi between 9th aan and five hundred Peach i © inte bearin; i weniger of horees, farm work and the | Attorney Ce No, 40 La. avenue, noar 6th st. @ lofty and comm place, the beat in this re It peenharly valuab with copteus instructions for the tion of thos? who are prevented ta: ing into the marriage state, Bleecker street, N 2 cents. Sent free of postage. Sold also by 3. Calvert Fi lex ‘AKE NOTICE! F You want WOOD and COAL best manncr)at? to BARULAY S W forget the paco—No, 481 north Pa. averns, se Coal thorvughly screened. Wood sawed t» suit A call is solicited. HE BOOKS FROM THE GREAT SALE of Daeth’s will be sold off qui (prepared inthe erfect restora- ha lowest pousiblo cast prices, xe Coal Depot. Don't Sth stroet, one square Roser and Shrubhery with the ehade of or ‘ord, Srey Washiegioa, 306 Ps. avenue, 8 ing distances, the pire» beire the vi lazeof Falls Charon. The barn, wocd-shed aud granary are To Consumptives. Quern’s Cod Liver Oil Jelly. eat specific for Courumption is ceding al! others in its curative effects v atilictad with taseron'ar diseater. high y sctentifi> principl robbed of the nauseo is received into the stomach in Stication, and is gradual: ed, passing into th: sm by drop, supplying the wastes o! repertion, and thus ay ure in overcoming ti by the New York Academ by the fnoulty @ AMBROTY?PES . areand choics Kngravings, framed rices Within the reach or the fico aris, PHILP & SOLOMONS, 332 Pa, avenue, Stationery, &e, TED TO INVITE AT- ntion to tie advertisement of DR jem FSON, THE OPTICIAN, 24 Pann syivaniz avenue, betweon Twelith and Thir- ~~ h streets, which appoars in the Intelligencer tates, It will be seen that his “strengthening Spoctacies and§Eve glasses” are recommended by many eminent gentlemen, presumed to ho their good qualities, and of the comfort riyed from their use by those who require the aid rtant instrumentalities. D: in thin city for zavarn! years. ’8 GENERAL ATLAS, CONTAIN ato Maps and Plans, on "1 im- mpanied by descriptions, sand Historical, by Rish- ard 8, Fisher, M. D. bound in cloth, morocco back Plans 170, on 115 sheets. ani r gale b: k, ata small ad- 1 shall be getting them in every day Japan. Emory, Pacific Railroad, Gil! other Reports, Or The most r: in neat Passe Partouts, at of ail who have a taste Metropolitan Bookstora. ra Prepared upon lax cf the pure oil, an the plain article. it IANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!!! its j last steamer, coveral actory of Steinway & k, Which are far euperior of ano made inthis country or Europe. Amateurs nvited to givea cali and examine for them- solver, as thoy will give, ever lous, evsry atisfaction. Agents for | anrence’® WEARE REQU J] intestines srop By A. GRE HANCERY SALE. of the Circuit Court of t and of the Circuit Court for P: ince George's county in ® cause wherein Sewell a: others are complainants, and the widow, hei John Brereton are a uction.to the highest bid- DNESD«Y, the 24 day of between the hours of 12 and | o’clock in th: the prem’sos, that beautiful parcel of inc the tract called “Granby.” about six miles from the city of Was! tasily accessibe by the Baltimore rai.road, taining 77 acres, 1 rood, £7 perches, or there: berg the weetern portion cf the northern part o! “Granby,” and lying north of the main county road, with the dwel ing house and other improvements ithority ‘of decrees Dir trict of Columbia n to the most scrupu- Secord hand pianos aiso @ to rent at moderate prices and terms Please call at the piano room No, above Pennsylvania om isease Ap. Maryiand, passed y ot Medicine, and ree unmended preparation is confidently offered a nd & | Sorofulous affections les Stott, W; spectable druggists. Price 49> llth streety] fordants..1 will sell a’ >. REICHENRACH. ington, and by all re- bor Penroup, Parxer & Mowgr, No. 15 Beekman street, New York, holesale Agents, Mrs. WINsLow, an experienced nurseand female physician. has a Seothing Syrup for Child: ing, Which greatly facili by softening the gnms, a _—= Cc. M. WOOD & COAL, LIME SAND, CEMENT, HAIR, Plaster, snd White Gravel, 548 N. E. Cor. One square Sonth Penn. Av. WASHINGTON, D. Ing 17 steel- pli tates the process of teething | G"?Eraphical, “tatistical reducing all inflammation— i allay ail pain, and ix sure to regulate the eaith to yourtinfanee, you adverti 9 number of Mapa aad d “6 letter-prese pager, NCHARD & MOHUN, corner lth at. and Pa av. MRS. HA, WHIPP Located at No. 529 12.h street south. between C and D streets, weurd the attention of the oitizsy rot W stvle of PEARL P. : One fourth of the purchase mone: nd the residue at 6,12 and +8 ment vy the purchaser's onds, with turety ing interest from the day of sale, and by a ret lien on the er scld, Conveyancing at the ‘BO Pais the tern are 7 complied with within three ‘om the day sa'e the ae ny" notice in the’ National Intelli~ encer and peckes wren Star, at the cost and risk of the i rchaser. ee ee eee may not have filed their claims are notified to do so on or before said day, to yourselves, and 2th & C Nts, XYGENATED BITTERs. Delegate in Congress Ls Wastineton, D. Bitters with which you were s: ms. have haia mo-! was troubled with Dy; oa time | tried many d raepectfu ly cail acingten toan.w 7 AINTING and LE. which she wili teach on tne mort reason ledge herreilf to give entire eatis- Specimens can be reen hy FromGery. A, from lowa, now faction in five les: ‘ing at her residence. UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ir patrons and the public tha! their utusl rupply of ODS. consistinz of the Iate: n, and best foreign manufac 0 respectfuil psia for four years, a8 your Bitters. WORSE GREY —This celebrated trotting Stal- lion will stand for ser: ice the onsuing berg nt pry os one 18th = and yee t July, at Pun rey's stables tor, DCs ard at Gardner's stables in th health, and I hove. aid belle e. tiers, will had With high respect your Obedient _mar 21-3tawts Toronto, C. W grain in store and loaded in this was as follows:—W heat, 225,000 bushels; other grains, 100,000 busbels; and flour, 43,000 barrels they have rec REEN, Auctioneer. LE OF ‘A VER ASSORTMENT oF Cv’ SPORTING IMPLEMENTS, anv Mecuan-cs’ Hak DWARK. AGRICULTURAL AND Houstxerrine Requisites,&c MeNDAY, the Sth inst., I shai ware store of the b, 7th and E streets, at 10 o’eloc! contiaved daily until al! stock of the above men! , buck hardie Plated. Albatta and ture. They ali tion to their new stock of GENTLE NISHING GUODS for speed at the following fair: 118 State come ‘sir tzemery County Fair, "Md, State Fair, 150, H. W. BLUNT NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Having leased and fitted up the 'arge' Store-hoi No_ 428 tev nta street biween G ard H rorth,t of the latest styler constantly on hand a large supp!y itery Furnishing Gcoas—such as ‘digi Belts, Gold Laces, shes. H. F. LOUDON & CO., Military Merchant Brown’s Hotel TEWART’S CELEBRATED COOKING STsVES.—The subscribers have for sale, at vices, several of Stewart’s Celebrated fove over’ Tavented: “Apply ce Ta eS Cc. stove ever invented. SC. Li «& cO., ‘Auctioneers and Commission EW _ SPRIN 4 goods suited to the seaso: ask the attention of bu: Kc Fora Goods H i zited States gad Vi 1853fat the Rookville, 1859; and at the Frederick For terms and pedigree see bills az Aurion —Ca I sell, at the hard- jesere. Tucker, at the corner of & very superior ned go0t 8, viz: ‘and Pocket Cutlery. other Spoons, Forks and La- jor assortment of English Stub and Try the Orys: n» oure for this din Sstu W. Fowie & Co id by their agents everywhere, W. Fowle & Co., Boston, ‘ord, B. Bitters before you say there is Boston, Proprietors, = everywhere. mar 20 lw,r Barry's Tricorputrovs is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- tifving, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re- storing the Hair. Ladies, try it. Sold by all Drug- zista and Perfumers. ay very pretty Confectionery, corner Maun's Dares Suits, patent A fee asacetnene of Sporting Goods, Fishing ie, eC. A Pe ent complete assortment of Gunsmiths’ material: 5 A fins a every variety of Mechanics’ 2 mit Implements, Hullow Honsckecping Requitites and other Fancy Hard e it Gnnecessary to any relative to the aunlity sf, tos oe ees TESS A. GREEN. Auct. 1e1 x ‘ 3 to “ny me Py mel betes ng, & goods have be-n bought exelusively for casi a be sold mon than they can be bougatin any BES gta Shwe, gINOW CHOCK ERY on hand a oere oo oO TB OePH BUCHLY. st bet Gand H. ‘BERDS: just from lish Black Birds, G sprerarrots. Parakeets, ‘Al C f Bird Cages, from 25 ceuts (0 OMEARA'S Varicly Store, near the Capitol Gat>. hat DRY GOODS.—WWoe are now. ree and well sel-cted stock cf wou'd respectfully to an examuuation «f ’» Which comprises ail the leading 'y kept in a first-olass Dry TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. MR SALE—A ROW PWrtecot AGES wee tow eliored tor han tee earortisement Canbe toes EBay as eer. b-st toe am the Philadelphia ste. marldSwdkeotw No.4 IRDS 500 SINGING he |-maker : boso'd for leas, ing sold to mmonded. ‘None those who it | alte BARNARD, Rect peror tant TO HOUSEKEEPERS. E. BR. DURKEE & CO.’s SsSEx oe MESES AL oe EVERY DE ALAN» ZACKSON, po, Fena. uals tha’ of an voar THE LATEST NEWS. __ TELEGRAPHIC. THREE DAYs LATER FROM EURO Arrival of the Steamship Canada. Harwax. Merch 23.—The steamsb! ip Caneda bas arrived * ‘dates 10th inst. by mall, and the Hine eee ot the ueenstown the 1ith by telegraph, via All qualities of Cotton had deci decline on middling ona lower at oe fully ¥@. The market closed duil. Breadstuffs qualities reached dull . Frovisions steady. The money market is slightly more stringent. ee test ‘ion is the most prominent e Savoy qlestion nen ie. Sardinia has consentell to the inuabitants’ a on the subject. Lord Joun Russel stated that Austria and Rus- sia bad concurred in the views of England. Prussia bad not replied. The House of Commons voted to address the Crown, approving of the French treaty, but tue amendments were rejected by a large majority. It is reported 1 since Sardinia rejected Na- !eou’s programme for Italy the French soldiers ve received orders to be ready to march at the first notice, and the evacuation of Lombardy and thelr retorn to France was threatened The Bank of France bad gained 4,500,000 francs in specie during the past month. The bourse was fiat. Rentes closed at 67f—75c. The Maryland Democratic Convention. Battimore, March 23.—The committee on res- lutions, appointed by the Convention —-, this morning reported a series of rcsolutions, {n a 28 follows, which were unanimously ado = ist. That the people of Maryland, as a frontier Southern State, tre most vitally Interested In the protection of slave of all the cuaranties of Federal Constitution, and dencunce as wicked and treasonable all attcm) by northern people to regulate or invade by dis- cussion, stitutions of any State or Territory. 2d. That we ourselves to unite with our Soutbern brethren in asserting and maintaining our constitational rights at every bezard and to the last extremity. 3d. That we ao faithfully adbere to the political rinciples of the National Convention in 1856, as he Demoeratic creed. Ath. That we stand upon the ey of non. tervention by Congress with tl slavery in the Territories as approved by the Con- vention of 1536, and that while we declare it to be our © ple of lave any with slavery the right of bolding slaves, we hereby declsre such right is more Sey referable to s judicial construction, and that preme Court upon such question is final and bind- a faituful observance gitation, or otherwise, the domestic in- institution pinion that neither Congress or the peo- Territory, organized or wi ized, right directly or indirectly to interfere injuriously to the institution or with the adjudication of’ the Su- upon members of the Democratic party, and will more certainly induce to peace than from any legislative intervention Sth. A ‘fect freedom of opinion upon all ques- tiens ought to be enjoyed by every member of the party, and ail difference tolerated, until a Demo- cratic Convention or the Supreme Court or States 8 .all settle the issve.when it becomes our impera- tive duty to yield an unqualified adhesion. ‘The Sth approves of the general policy of the National Adniinistration. The 7h pledges a support to the nominee of the Charleston Convention. All the resolutions were unanimoysly adopted. Several addresses were made, counselling bar- mony and moderation, and urging the importance of contributing to the selection cf such a nominee at Charleston as will ensure suc the only means of meeting the disxstrous conse- quences which now threaten the Union The Conventiva then process to ballot for the delegates at large wit! John Contee, Wm. T. Hamilton, Lewis Nolford and John R. Emory, whose election was made unanimous FE. Lewis Lowe and James L. Martin were then chosen by acclamation as electors for the State at large. The delegates are unpledged. but it is generally considered that they are anti-Douglas in their @pinions next fall, as the following result 5, (K T..) March 21.—The central mailand Pike's Peak express arrived Mr. Stone, who wes wounded in a duel, as pre viously stated, was still alive. but his surgeons pronounced bi Aftirs at Salt Lake city were quiet. General Johnson and Major Porter left Caj 20th of February, en route for Washington via California. is wound mortal Floyd on the v. Cnicaco, March 22.—The Nebraska Republi can gives the following returns from the inte election held in that Territory for delegates to the convention to form a State constitution. Of the forty-eizht counties heard from, thirty-aix are Republican and twelve Democratic, with four counties not returned. On the State goverument question the vote stands 1,$77 for to 1,987 against such a government Virginia Politics. Norrotx, March 22.—The Democratic Conven tion of the Seventh Congre:s'onal district of Vir- ginia met at Hampton to-day and elected Myers V. Fisher, of Northampton, and Geo. Booker of slizabeth City, delegates to Charleston; and L.. J. Bell, of Accomac, and Gen. Taliaferro, of Glou- vester, alternat-s A unanimous preference was expressed for Governor Wise for the Presidency, and resolutions strongly condemning squatter sovereiguty were Prterspcrc. March 22.—The Convention at Farmville to select delegates to Charleston met to-day, and appointed Hon. Mr. Hubbard, of Buckingbam, and A. R. Glass, of Lynchburg, with Hon. T.S. Bocock and B. J. Worsham, as Qlternates. All are Hunter men. Convention of Katlread Companies. Lovisvitte, Ky., March 21.—The general con- vention of railroad officers is now in session bere. Hon. James Gutbrie occupying the gee | — Gill ae ton Railroed Company, and John Durand, of Colembes and ‘Xenia railroad, were appointed secretaries perinfendent of the Louisville a Comeolidat: of Railreads. Cixcinxat!, March 21 —The stockholders of the Cincinnat:, Hamilton, and Dayton railroad voted yesterday in favor of the contract for the consol! - dation of the earnings of that road with those of the Little Miami railroad Fire at ‘Yellow Springs. YeLtow Srrincs, O., March 22.—The large agricultural implement manvfacturing establish- ment of Messrs. Dane, ae -» Was de- stroyed by fire last night. The 850.000. loss is about The Beat Election? Beprorp, Pa., March 22.—The ~~~ b- lished relating to the recent election in Bedford district was incorrect in its figares. The es marty gained fifty votes here, and also y in the county. Grain at Teronte, C. W. -, March 21 me peal pee of yesterday Alexandria Markets. ALExanpria, March 23 —Plour—Family $7 25a $5; Extra $6.12a6 25; Superfine $5 87%. Wheat —white, fair to good, $1 sal..5; red S1.40at.43. Corn—white 70371; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72: 76c. Rye ig ~ ft ong vation per bushel. S ‘imothy a$.550. Provisions—Butter, roll, Ita2ec., bacon We. Pork $7887.50. Lard Melte. Whisky 2a Myc. lover @5 25 Ke Ealtimere Markets. Battiworx, March 23.—Flour closed with « bette: nest; Howard street $5.75. W heat closed. ieiaue ob edvance of 2a3c.; white Si Sca8i ea, red #1.45a1.45. Corn closed steady, white and ye’ low 7Ua?Zc. Provisions closed unchanged: Hides 0c; megs pork $17 05a818.25. Whisky closed duil at 23 f New Yorn. March 23 State is quiet; F 25; Oblo $5 9526.10; Southern $5 Wad 20 SPineat ban ¢ destin: tendency, sales ——. teat. Corn is dull and 75:70c. Pork ts heavy; mess $17 25al7.75; old heavy; white aod me $12 35012 50; new do. heavy. Whisky is dull at 4 2501437. Lard NER AND SUPPER PARTIES. ENTLEMEN VISITING TRE M cs ger alee Hi pycevee at ' ore Sp marls-WAMsw Between 12th mod iain ste. Dorp UNEPE on vers prices, by JOHN J- BOGUE. aaa Se see naea re to all Z Reais aa