Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, “Corner of Pennsylvania avenue & its st, Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 a year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $350 & year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; “and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week, Single Sopies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. {~ Avvanriszmznts should be sent to the office before 12 o'clock, m.; otherwise they May not ap- pes: until the next day. Ebening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1860 THE COMING PRIZE FIGHT. Fear of molestation by the local authorities have compelled Heenan to change his training quarters, he has removed from Salisbury to a spot near Bath, of which Mr. Wilkes gives a description in a letter to Wilkes’ it of the Times. We make the following extracts from this letter Heenan’s mode of preparation has been al- tered a little within the last few days, and is now as follows: He rises about 6 o'clock in the morning, being awakened by his faithful at- tendant, Cusick, and after taking a good wash of the face, head, and bear in cold water, he s forth. He employs the hour and a half efore that and breakfast time in a brisk walk, and with a run in of afew hundred yards at the top of his speed. He takes breakfast precisely at 8 o’clock, that meal being a la fourchette, beef or mutton yes broiled, without fat, and bread, being the features of the meal. The breakfast being over, he, after the lapse of half an hour, takes abath of cold water with plenty of roch-salt in it, is well and briskly rubbed down from head to foot, and then dis- charges the clothes which had become satura- ted with his morning run, and puts on fresh linen. He then starts out at 9 o'clock, in heavy clothing, with a pair of light dumb-bells in his hands. and takes a walk of eight or ten miles, varying the direction according to the wind, so as to have it behind him coming home. When within a mile of home, he bursts forth into a strong run, coming in at full speed and under profuse perspiration. He is at once seized by his careful attend- ants, as grooms seizes a racer when he comes in lathering from a “‘breeze,”’ and is stripped ot his clothing instanter, and then they fall upon him with strong towels, and rub him vi- olently till his whole skin isin a ruddy glow. Fresh linen and clothing is then put upon him, and he sits down or walks gently about inside of the house and out of the air, a few minutes. He then proceeds to the barn, elose by the house, and exercises with the clubs, dumb- bells, and bag, until he is well fatigued at each, and then loiters about until the dinner hour, which comes at 1 o’clock, and which varies between beef one day and mutton the next, with no vegetables, and the chief con- comitant being bicad, moistened occasionally with a glass of Scotch ale. Spirituous liquors are of course never touch- ed, and tea, coffee, and all fluids, even water, are carefully eschewed. He remains quietly about after dinner till about 2 or 2! o clock, when he goes out fer another long waik, say eight or ten miles, and always with a companion, in order to keep him in cheer- fui conversation, and the route is usually va- ried, so as to sfford employment to his mind and cheerfulness tu his imagination, for everything like monotony must be carefully avoided. In this point of view that trainer or companion is most desirable who has a fund of anecdote and lively conversation, so as to keep him continu- ally m a buoyant humor. He gees along in the afternoon walk at the pace that is the most agreeable to him, and he usually returns by five or half-past five o’clock. He has tea and bread at six o'clock precisely, and towards seven o'clock he takes another slow walk, and returns ateight o'clock. At half-past eight he is furnished with a large bowl of oat meal gruel, which serves him for his supper. and at nine he goes to bed. This has been his daily routine ever since he has been at the Box, and it will continue with little variation down to the day of the fight. I repeat that he is obedient and docile, and his trainers have the utmost confidence in his success They speak of him in the same extravagant terms that Aaron Jones did when he first tried him, just after his arrival in America; but they say they will have him in far better “ fix’? than Jones turned him out, and better than he could possibly ever have been before, for since the fight with Morrissey he has become de- veloped into a much larger and heavier man I am quite sure he will not fight at I:ss than 190 Ibs., (13 stone 8 Ibs...) notwithstanding the Tepresentation to the editor of Bell’s Life that he would fight below 12st. 7 Ibs.; but I sup- pose, tocover that slip of the tongue, he wi!l not go to scale at all, and Sayers will remain ignorant of the weight of his opponent, even ahter the fight is over. Heenan is marvelously well advanced, and could be made ready for his battle in a week, were it necessary to hurry him for that pur- pose; but there is no such need, and he is just where he should be four weeks in advance of the day of trial. The object of training is to produce a man at his highest point of physical perfection at a given day and hour; and the art of the trainer is exhibited in conducting his man to his climax by regular degree. Like ahorse, he can -‘ bloom’? but once during a preparation, and it is all-important that he do not bloom a day too soon or a day too late. He ean hold perfection but a little while, and when the climax is reached we may at once see the beginning of the decline. It is the intention, at present, on the part of his trainers, to make a long fight of it—at any rate not to feree the fighting, and make a “hurricane battle” of it, as in the vase of Mor- rissey. They speak with confidence of beating Sayers at hisown game; and in evidence of their sincerity are willing to bet at evens that the fight will last over an hour; which means, I spare, that it will last just as long as Sayers can last. The confidence of Sayers and his backers, on the other hand, is just as great, or if anything greater than the confidence which exists among the friends of Heenan; and the six to four which they are ready to lay on their man is the firm complexion of the market. A good deal of it has been taken, however, during the last week, and confidence in Heenan’s chances seems to be growing with the crowd. Sayers still remains at Newmarket. The subject of the battle continues to be the most popular subject of discussion, and new ballads are constantly coming out about “Tom Sayers and the Bold Benish,” and new carica- tures and lik@nesses of the heroes are orna- menting the shop windows. The matter has even found its way upon the stage, and the Olympic has catered to the public excitement in « farce which turns upon the ludicrous an- poyances a lusty young traveler is subjected to by being mistaken for the Benicia Boy. The piece is successful, as, indeed, is everything that is issued bearing upon the absorbing fistic tournament. Itis settled that the visitors to the arena shall be conveyed there by a special train, and to make the matter as select as possible the fare will be fixed at three and_five guineas for first and second-class cars. This will be all the ticket of admission es ap to see the fight, for the train will stop when ordered, and every one will at once swarm to the ground. Two rings will be formed, and trusses of straw will be furnished for the $15 and $25 spectators, according to their degree. The contest will probably come off, I think, exactly on the dey named, though if there be a reasonable appr hension of interference from the authorities on that date, it will be anticipated some three or four days—the only stipulation waar at resent on that subject being, as requested by jeenan’s party. that it eball not come off earlier than Thursday, the 12th of April; so you will perceive there is no foundation for the rumor cet has got into print, that it may even now come off at any day. The editor of Bell’s Life in London has the direction of this matter ——s in hisown hands, and I get the matter directly from him. I should mention in this connection, that many of the pine I write you in this letter, I would withhold but for the fact that they cannot come back in time br ae or interfere with the arrangements o it. The affair is looked forward to with great anticipation by the newspapers. Al! the sport- ing journals are moking ready to fi the towns with extras; the ilgstrated journals have already set their artists to work ‘upon a series Meentrated for “he f t n of the nation absorbing domestic incident. Two of the most accomplished writers of the Lo Times will report it for that y the.Prince Albert, ‘ foundland, shows that ties have finally determined to in that warrants have been issued fo of both Heenan and Sayers. Whet will be prevented, however, At the great centre of s in England, Tattersall’s, the 24th ult. says altered; Sayers GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS ‘0 THE LADIES! On the 19th ult., his Im, war steamer Candenmar: sin-tarrab, a captain in at San Francisco, wa, and having on boar perial Japanese Majesty's rah, coninaded oy Kat- he Japanese na’ days passage from Cra- ‘d the Chief Admiral of perial Japanese Navy, Co-ser-ke-ma-sa-no- The object of the visit of the Candinmar- tender or preceding vessel to the United teamsbip Powhatan, which lef Yeddo on bound to this port, havin; ssadors (and suite mperor to Washington. uring three days FOR SALE AND RENT. SALE OR RE USES, on 12th str: moderate. inquire st., between lith an mar 6-tf ‘eet. between C and D sta., with gasinesch room, Terms of JAS. W. BARKER, on H id 12th sts., No. 425, ‘here you can at all tim nt, newest designs. and at p het none can complain. will cost nothing, Zou yin their si wn, D, KOOM AND BOARD her thotieht Fiz oman and lady, in a very doubtful. riing speculation e Sporting Life of etting remains un- still the favorite at 7 to 4. At Tattersall’s, on Monday, £700 to £400 was offered on Tom Sayers without discovering a taker. It is stated in well informed circles the 10th of February, on board the Japan seventy,) sent by the Ei Her engines were not u: in getting off the Japanese coast. made about two hundred miles in one day. She was built in Holland, for the Ja- and was sent out in her present She cost $70,000. OR SALE~A valuable FARM ina high state ated in Alexandria county, one hundred and thirty five acres, tadjoins the farm of Major W. D. ut F ase wel 2 hal. oe 'y- For particulars apply e mar i-dtjet eassortmentof SPRING + consisting of Lawus Barege De Lanes, Brillants, and Stuff’ ry complete assortment of Da Fancy Articles, &c., ac. of cultivation situ: panese Emperor, condition three y THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Journai—con- fining & greater variety of interesting roading thas — = it invariably contains the so generally throce! ete asain _— Single (in Joan be 2 ae © ee agents will bes! lolred s commiseion of Beenie, N2. 2,232 EDUCATIONAL. DUCATION.—Prof. -aenagind S| open the yashington Institute, ne Bnd ope ng mn ie the NT—One of the BRICK ly With and le ite, spupiiae reueee the old Capitol. on MO. Bat" Mhinst Parent care for the pupils, the great on axperionae ong hin’ in Seohine, with Lo beau and na tonality o| jovation. ong 2 od patronage. "Terms and references at ot =- ution. PLs!NFIELD ACADEMY» opiate. Pa. Twenty-eighth session |) © orm lst. E: 70. fort is efor the comfort aed hk, 25 boys. fle few pri hs * » between 9th and 4 rom m. BURNS.’ Pisinfeld Cumberland county 3-Imeo The express object 1s to Francisco of the Powhatan, return to report the safe ari dors and suite ait the arrival at San when she will at once rival of the Ambassa- nese sailors are au fait that Heenan recently engaged in x glove bout with a second or third rate English that the Benicia Boy never possessed OR RENT—A small STORE, oorner of 6th st suitable fore Ro 6, under the Clarendon Hotel, information inquire at thi No. 92 High st., Georgetown. ; BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Cor. Bridge and Jefferson ets; Georgetown. loon or cigar store For 0 Hotel. mar 30 TERRE OARS aie et in all the usual work per seafaring life. upin bis work as an’ There is no k does not thoroughly ng given wy personal attend to all cal Persons from a di at & ‘ew minuter’ notice, assortinent of CUF, Particular attention with his man. Indeed, it is stated that his op- nent’s mawleys were never out of Heenan’s We fancy, however, that this last statement must be taken cam grano salis. ———-2+e- taining to the duties of boatswain fs 2s thoroughly Y man could be in any ser ind of sailor-work that he understand, and can also e his men in a shipshape manner. attention lo this branch iat as | havea large paid to the ramoval of the am prepared to tol 0 reen’ Row) beg feave to inform the pubiie thar they give instruction in Trakfumental M Piney on hy Cernig asker ae Magee ao : io. Violinceilo, Doub'e Bass, Flute all Instruments. Ther ficiencies wat known to ‘all the professional musionans ‘ash c. in 10 d ad from the oid to th The Admiral Co-ser-ke-ma-s1-no. Hearses and Ho: benign, benevolent looking man, years of age, and evidentl tial Court to be entru Enormous Swixpiinc Trans —An astounding disclosure was made ommercial circles yesterday by the arrest of Mr. Z. A. Rosenthal, a merchant who igh in mercantile honor, e new burial grounds, a yin high favor at the 8 Subdivision. ISSOLUTION, sted with so important DL Tue Copartners! the eubseribers 18 tl has hitherto stood hi and sustained the re) © firm is authorizes resses in an unassuming but gentlemanly Persons indebted to the street. opposite Centre fer tt t encased in snowy white sandals costume—his fee putation of an irreproach- sWorn against ‘0 be no doubt are requested t Those having for settiement. CHA March Sist, 1860, THE SUBSCRIBER BE: form his friends and the pub! the Merohant Ta'loring ou-ine: acd is now prepared to e: new Spring Goods, Forni-hiug Goods. . ‘0 oxi] and make immediate p TOR SALE and stockings, a trasting finely with laced in frout witha side is hung two swor The otticers on lieutenant up, and entitled by ri OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY “RTY—A small GRIST and S4W. ‘ling House and 2) acres of on Sugar Land Run, near Dranes- Va. and buta short distance udon aud Hampshire Rail- miles from Washington. For R. W. BaTtS. Wood and Coal ner 3 ini Mth ste; or to JOHN E. able character. If th him be correct, and there seems t as to their truth, he is one of the boldest and most successful swindlers that has ever prac- ticed upon that confidence so customary be- tween business men, and the upholding of which is so important to tha untrammelled facility of commercial operations. nor olive frock, con- deep blue vest, which is heavy silver cord. At his ‘ds, resembling atayhans n board a Japanese ship, from are called “two-sword officers,” k to wear two swords. pons are keenly sharp-pointed, and beautifully Land, situated lle, Fairfax county, the Alexandri and about 43 1 8 LEAVE TO IN- that he wille ontinue ssatthe oid stand, xhibit a choice selection of ‘ood selection of ington, and they pledge their earnest erdesvors to ‘OR SALE—A nice three-story Brick HOUSE, | instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly to all who n 2d street, between D and E streets, in Kib- | may require their services. mar 4 im The above property will be | —————_—__""-_AENS Iw terms. Price made known by inquir- M MRs. cK’s SCHOOL. EAMILTON & Pa, No. —_ ‘7th fri =. Lge fe Ic} soiree ae ber Market itle rieol lends an io 4 zi = the duties of her Sohocl ou the int Monday in Sep- next. The course of study pursued will ithe branches requisite tol thorough Ensitsh cduse” tion. additi yy holars. she is desi: of conten into her ‘iy nese AB boarders, tadiate careand Sversigne, "eve under her im: i care: o Her py for the pe ren ged of mar 20-1" The Japanese na i the ship at the main white ground-work with a red ball in the centre. he mizzen tloats tue Admi 2 i NT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS 31-2) \ Betzee Briss andsomely furnished, with hot and cold water bath-room, (Potomac water.) The spartments ree and airy; four roome on a. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & ‘&. avenue, between Sth and 10th sts, mal flag {s displayed on board It appears that Mr. Rosenthal has been and in the bows. Y business, speculating in sugars, groceries, and liquors, having his store on the levee, between Custom-house and Bien- finding that he was be compelled soon to play a bold game, amount of money by 2 e credit he possessed. For purchased goods wherever he in exchange for his notes, to the extent of at least doing a very heav: New coo$$?” D 7 Ss! LW GOODS"! NEW Goopst! t . f ened & large and woll selected OODS, ‘which we are cifering at Werame in. part Black Silks, fs, Plan and Printed Oreanda Lawns, Eng- Percales Oni- ral’s private signal— ped figure, within a red circle, on a white ground. The Japanese are great sticklers for eti and the Admiraland Mr. Teschmacher wi than half an hour arranging as to the order and style in which they should [eave the ship. nded at Vallejo street wharf, and, ¢ carriages in the order of their ra: to the International Hotel—the r party and their curious a We have just o stock of DRY G losing money, and wouid suspend, he determined to and secure a large wholesale abuse of th this purpose he could obtain th which he passed off forty thousand dollars, which are hel e humber of brokers and merchants ving shipped all of these goods off in dif- and realized the cash upon hal closed up his store last week, and after sending notes to several of his heaviest creditors, stating that his life had Barages, Rich Jaconet and lish and Merino Prints, ental Barages, Poil de Chevres. »_ B' Printed Challies, 12 Damask,Napkins.To and Brown Sheet a:dson’s and oth 2 cents and upward weling.best makes of Pi ing and Shirting Cottons, Kich- er Dest makes of Irish Linen, Do mestic Goods for servants’ wear, M Wear in great variety, pare ney cone ENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.— en and Boys’ Kid Gloves, long and short loves, Hosiery. Corseta, &c., &c, &e., to of the publie, and here 8 i id suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur- . in the most desirable come of in this city, within one Tree, Squares of 01 will do well to make earl: ath street. betweor D atreetand Pa.av. de 5-tf ‘The Japanese had evidently pictured to them- and august personage for the surrounded by otticials n presented to him, at seeing an unassuming eman, Without unifrom or attendants, enter selves a very grand Governor of Ca and liveried servants they were much surprised Hooped Skits of best which we invite the attentien pleased to show our good: re made or not, € them, Mr. Rosent ai Is have been considers! and ‘otherwise improved. “Those. in Washington desiring particular information with to ~ ng may spply to W. D. Wallach, itor o io Star. For terms and furtner joulare ly her — ide o—No. 38 Cameron streets Rieentets, va. fioor, from the , BOOTS AND SHOES. TRUN .__ TAKE NOTICE I HAVE This i Marte hy large strok of La dies’ d Gentlemen's fine Sole ther, and Wood Frame oT CAVE LTN ‘San phere ariton Conn aati bw uy gre 4 u a JOURS 1 uty. Jeni ¢TRUNKS.VALICES, CARPET BAGS, during the session of Con Ido well to call and exe: : re OVERS t, Shoe and Trunk Establishment, eee os OOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT Tab TIMES. Weare now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS Brown’s an in pursuit of such Rooms 'y Bpplication at No. 379 z 7 v Sy and advance to mect them. It was necessar No. 140 north side Bridge strest, Capt. Brooke to explain repeatedly that this been threatened, and he was obliged to leave Georgetown, D. C. 7 DENTISTRY. and SHOES, and constantly (nye IF Dwol!ing over store for rom CRANDELL, New Orleans, he had his heavy black beard shaved off, and dressed in a red flannel shirt, cottonade pants, and a bandanna turban, he took up his residence on the outskirts of Gretne, thinking to remain ¢vro. until it was safe for him to leave the locality. himself he came over to night about ten o'clock, a Wenck. the lawyer, at th on Marias street, to as the real Governor, before they could believe it Finally they got over this, and Governor, thronzh the Japanese Captain, Mana- gero, who speaks English, held conversation in eresting nature of the occasion. dily but very richly t the Adimiral and M. OOMIS, NERA tends persona! ETR. theinventor and patentes TE TEETH, at a a ‘0. 128 Bridze st., Georcetown, id a larga assortment of rieecpic, Col- ¥ At his office in this oity. Many persons can wear these teeth who eannot wear others, and no pereonca&n wear othere who cannot wear thesa, Persous calling at my offics oan be accommodated With any styieand price of Teeth they may desire; but te those who are partion cleanest, strongest, and most pereoee enture that art can produce, the . more fujly warranted, Rooms in this relation to the i The Japanese were not gauc dressed, and altogether looked of men as could be imayined. The a little surprised at the Lick of ostentati ored, and all other SP tha best quality. land German Unfortunately for Frames Repaired and the city on Sunday nd called upon Mr. at gentleman's resi- k some legal ad person recognized him even his disguise, and sent word to the Treme police officers, asking to have him arrested. Officer McKay went to Mr. Wenck’s house and tock Rosenthal into terday mornin; Recorder Be: ew elassea set in th "POBACCO, SD r F 225 hoxes of Tobacco, 259,000 Seears, Foreign and Dom # cares (36 bottles each) of 49 kogs of Lov d Aliso, Rappec. Maacaboy 75 boxes of Plain and Fan 100 gross of Shanghai and Parlo: JAMES WALLACE, h st., Georgetown, JUST RECEIVED 8. Frederiok county pure Old Rye, Urhson*s onlebrated UW hisklen, choice old Monongahela Wh Monumental and Herrings and Al For sale low by Ar Berry's G . LEAT WHOLBSALE. At half-past six dinner was served in the best stvle of the hotel; after which they walked to Va- lejo street wharf, accompanied by their servants. bearing huge lanterns a and embarkedjabout © Brooks, and Supervisor the ship, and re otty—No. 336 Pa. avenne, between sti, Garrett's sosvnd d 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Pliladel- curious devices, capt. Brooke, Mr. attended them to turned after partaking of a light D. DENT: R. HILLS, after a practi: feels that he can with confidence recom- mend the Cheoplastic Prooees for insortin; It has the advantaces of strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full custody. Yes- he was brought before acting nit, when Messrs. Well, E and Demarest made affidavit against hi obtaining money under false pretences. He was remanded to the understand that Col. Ficl of habeas corpus before one of the district courts this morning, and that Rosenthal will ischarged, as his creditors having voluntarily taken his notes, they can- base a criminal prosecution upon the Brtificial teeth Th > 2 CELLANEOUS. LINENS AND CO just received two enses of the oricial necere wear-out BLEACHED SHIR TINGS, which I have had bleached to order stainped on them. ‘Those persons that have been waiting§so long fur then c: parish prison, but we i n NOTICE. id will get out a writ ing housekeeping or having a surplus of houseli»id effects can find ready eale by calling at my Furnishing Si tween G and H streets, east nide RUDOLPH BUCHLY. : NS Dee! JOHN J. BOGE, Penson vid Georgetown, D.C. PILMAN & HUNT, Old ‘Stand, No. 98’ Bridge s*reet, with ny own name very probably be 1 HOW get supplied, AL On band, al] the best niak of eastern made work of pe | ptiom, made expressly to order, will be sold at & much ‘ower price than hae been heretofore charged in this city fer much inferior artiaies. Persons in want of Roots and Shoes of eastern or city made work, will always find a good assortment tn storeand at the lowest prices Give us a opil, GRIFFIN & BR apSr _314 Pannaylvari SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUPACTOR Ss 499 7TH 3 Oprosite Odd Fellows’ Hali, Washington, s will study their interests b examining my TRUNKS, VALICES &o , before pur- chasing elsewere As! use none but thi the market affords and emplov the best workmen, work to be superior uke that are mad larand wish the purest, Al, PLATE will be oe tlw au confidently recommend my » Strengch aud Durability to in other oities and solid here, tantly on hand, and make to yreerie otioe) every scecrption if Y R. IKON PRAME F, a RY. jon! test of two years, one week LEATH. ENC and WOOD BOX TRUNKS. ASH: aN and SS Yartial in proportion | Sher VALIC fed ORE Oe SS Rak ————_______ > _ | “iieks, dn. Spaioel unk ‘Covered, in a work like manne t short notice “Trunks deliv in ‘any part of the city, George town, or Alexandria. = “¢ : shine makes? celebrated FAMILY de 15-1y “JAMES 8, TOPHAM. re, 42% 7th street, be- suchas the Ne are now prepared to show their new and elegant aseortment of foreign and ‘domestic Hosiery, Gloves, and, in usually to be found in'the ments of larger cities ur prosecuting business, it shall be ‘0 sell the beat goods at the lowest living transactions.— New Orleans Bee, April 3. ————— Srunky Rerorters.—The land) Examiner says: On Ti 28th ult., the new Earl of Dudley was enter- tained at a banquet got up by a committee of Dudley tradesmen, with the mayor of the bo- rough at their head, in celebration of his lord- ship’s recent elevation to the earldom. In ad- dition to Lord Ward, the Lords Lieutenant of the counties ef Stafford and Wore: tively, with the Hon. Dudley W. vited as guests. In discussing how the eloquent compliments to which the occasion wase to give rise should be RABS » Which we will deliver tol f the city free ster Depot, No. bar, Dickinson & Co. and W. Nicholson & > Irish Linens, all selling at less than regular ons & Owders, celebrated makes of Manchester (Eng- uesday night, the al of charge. Norf lk Oy Opposite Kea 323 Penn. avenue, south side. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. between 6th and 7th sts. ng of the Royal Havana Lot- ———— — ucted by the Spanish Government, under Pervision of the Captain General of Cuba. will take place at Havana on FRIDAY, Apnit 13, 1860, SORTEO. NUMERO 634 ORDINAKIO, TAL PRIZE $100,000. OR RENT—A two story and basement Brick Convent, on Fayette street ; &c.; with large garden at- ermanent tenant HOUSE, near the in complete ord. tached. Rent 7200. toa to JOHN L. KIOWELT,. AVING A LA and a great variety o: sell them at very low rates, if early ap tion is rade at the corner of Frederick and Fros pect sts. Georgetown. 5-H doors above D'st., and 3 assortment of HAL’S MAKE . Boys’ and Youth 1OKS, which will be sure to pleas i URPLUS STOCK OF ard, were in- tensive stock of Gen’ EVERG ublished abroad, it was determined that the landlady be in- inner for one reporter ‘down stairs,” and that he should be admitted into the banquet room after the banquct. This great stretch of politeness, it was sfterwards intimated to the gentlemen of the press, would be extended to six reporters, if they chose to The reporters—gentle- cha from the maouta ishingly low pric No. 22 Market Space, a 2d door ab. 8th st. JOUN L. KIDWELI 2/8 PHILADE We are constantly ove delightful nev- want & puie un- 10,000 ALL 288 PRIZES, . $20—Halves, $1 cas At eight at per cent, n aii solvent Banks taken at par. forwarded as soon as the result en or tickets to be addressed DON RODRIGUEZ, Care of City Post. Charleston, $.C. to provide d ASSEY, COLLINS & PAIA DRAUGHT AL. receiving fresh supplies oft orn e, nad invite fe persons whe jteral i@, to give ita trial. wer ARNY*s'S AL. 420 Seventh st., A drawing will be becomes known. toft!l orders for sohem > rT eltiesin FANCY SILVER, =} avail themselves of it. —_—_———— eee CABINET WARE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, Having leased ana fitted up the large Store-house, No. 428 Nev-nth street i b tween G and H north, t-n doors south of my old stand, I would respectful tion of my old customers and oth cheap articles in the HOUSE F LINk, to give mea call before purchating, as my goods have been bought execiusively for cash and will be cold cheaper than they can be b oughtinany like egtablishment, A fresh supply of those Cheap WINDOW SHADES and FIXTI eee received. A large lot of CROCKERY on hand RUDOLPH BUCHLY, mari9-twd&eotw No 42s tth st. bet Gane ik. D STREE®. FAPERHANGINGS—New stcek, sacap for & prizes of ..... 91,000 6 do . 0 18 do. ‘approx, — ta usranteed. SPRING SEAT UNGER. : NUT TERE: men representing the Birmingham Daily Post and Wolverhampton Chronicle—indignantly protested against such an insult, ordered their own dinners at a hotel, and were quietly dis- cussing their coffee, when, the assembly began to be u customary loyal and patriotic toasts,”’ without the presence of a single repoiter,the commit 02 became alarmed, and deputations came in ra pid succession to inquire of the reporters if they up,accommodation having now been provided for them. The gentlemen of the press quietly directed attention to the way in POUR, FIVE,SEVEN AND : ne't. Poplin and Berage An Also. five and seven Flow rich.Organdy and trench Lawns, ieee Berages, Grey Mo- an él WOOD AND COAL. Ue FIR HIN SAVAGE’S NEV Kepresentative Mon, sources, embracin; aline Robes, very Rerage Ancises ard as the eloquence of hairs and Pop ins. the Memoi-s of ths Lives an bottled over ‘the | “uhlie Serv om of thone Statesmon, So'diers, and who have ben prom:nently suggested sidential Campaign of 1850, Just received and for sale b HILP & SOLOMONS, Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av., betw. 9tha d 1th ats, Sole agents for Laurence’s Stationery. igured B Super Biack Silk and Brocha Bordered S!awls in great vi ts of the ia‘est styles, igos and French Chintz: Gioves, Gauntlets, together with Hi. Goods in every variaty of quality onde AYLOK & HU Siks, Fancy Dress Silks. . sarod in : pieces bs jo. were not comin * P on hand and for sale. ES, 6&2. “All the Furnitrre is manufmctured in thie ety, and anes AN oO. 1. - Organdy, Jaco- Sirenen ORT PLANT & 002, st., bet. 9th and Ih. fO Farcita Rossirecand Varuished. apie iy WM. T. DOVE & CO. Ane nowy oe en orders with whic! man) vo! yee AS OR STEAM FITTING PLUMBIN AS OR Sat G6 I Store on 9th street, a doors north of Pa. venue, where may be found a complete CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM ned WATER FIXTURES, eam 3 Suits, in great va ie- Cloaks, New Ager. Feu’ d rices. CHISON. LIA HAMS!” “MAGNOLIA HAMS!” We bave now instore our first suppiy for this nolia Hams.” They are rich, javor. which they were themselves then enga they had just ‘discharged their bili,” when one of the company not upon the committee im- plored the reporters to reconsider their decis- sion, as my Lord Ward was just about to speak. They, however, were impervious; they had re- re) to business, to n 1 have for sale t! y English Black Bi Lannets, English : Sparrows,Parrots, Parakeets, American Red Bir obolinks. All kinds of Canary Birds. All k e. he Birds of Paradise, | ance of the sam MM rds, Goldfinch, Loarks’ teedor and fine 2 ie Magnolias are now in excelle snoees RING & BURCHELL, Corner Fifteenth at. and Vermort av. COAL AND WOOD. purchased the ard of the late long established WAREHOUSE, ——— $9 Excnancr Pack. BaLTINoRS, We ha Famed Opposite Post Co ve aiways on every quality TER for Bakcore, Confeotiyuert and Bore K treat wr from Ur epee Seat mt condi- of Bird Cages, from N O’MEARA’S Variety Store, near the Capitol Gate. solved not to report a single line of the ban- quet 3 hes, and desire of Dudley, if they were not before aware of it, might now understand that reporters were un- accustomed to accept the honors corded only to flunkeys and cabmen. perters had previously telegraphed their de- cision to the proprietors of the which they were engaged, and the unreported and the spe lost as Livy’s lost books. ve respéctiuily t+ inform the patrons of the establishment. and the public gener- ally, that he wil kee 20,000 DOLLARS RTH OF RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS an GENERAL STAPLE ARTICLES, Adapted to the wants of familics. Many of them have been bought at the recent large auction saler y per cent. less than ecst of ia portation, and we propose to run them off at a sma!l advance, to close them out this srason. We invite our friends, and purchasers cen- “Ty, to examine our stock before imaking their All articles warranted to J. W. COLL 9 522 Seventh street, above Pa. av. that the tradesmen on hand A COM- fevery kind which 6 will be prepared to disposs of on the very best terms. He hopes by fair dealing anda constant disposition to please to merit a continuance of the patronage «0 liberal! No, 460 Seventh at, to get get all your READ 'y conferred en his | . GE E BO Ninth s*.. east side, b-t. D AKE NOTICE! OOD and COAL (prepared inthe et serner) st the lowest possible cash ASTERING in New Vork at fit ORNAMENTAL, N OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION, done on abort notice an: th side, between ith and tith streets. Ir You want W Plastering equals that of any ited States, instyle, finish and to oall and inspect eches are as completely eir Ornamental other house in the United § ili The publicis invi' forget the place—No, 4°1 Sth street, one square north Pa. avenue. A New Recerpr ror Sieerixess.—Our ELLICOTT & HE Better Acenta _ ce) 0. urchased, for largo wad very, comes hr et GOLD as SILVER ‘WATCHES. and, being quite sane oy ng them imho! x, ert, tume, he it fer ti ether 1 RICH JEWELRY aod TLVER WARE, at remarkable low prices, at 33! av. mar 31 as repre- Coai thoroughl: Wood sawed t> snit VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR; with a ORSE GREY.—This celebrated trotting Stal- Siberia, and Incidental n will stand for service the ensuing fea-ov, commencing 18th March and exding ist July, at Pumphray’s si », Washing and at Gardner's stables, Upper Marl- id., alternately one week at a time at Morse Grey has be peed at the following fairs ited States and Vir, of 1858; at the Rockviile, friend, the Thakoor, also visited us, and he excused the non-appearance of his little son onthe ground that he w: Thad almost the curious habit of this phase ofthe T ever a woman wishes to she takes it to one of thi this purpose, which are sides wherever there is water. Notices of Manchoori by Perry McDonough Collins, Acent at the Amoor river. Friarswood Post Offic Heir of Redcliffs,”’ &e., Just received and fi ‘as asleep under his omitted to mention the hill people to which ‘hakoor’s relates. put her child to sleep, @ numerous places fur all over the mountain- They consist of U. 3. Commercial y the author of “The ‘ce. Price 5) cents. by HARD & MOHUN, STATUETT oF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. 1 have now one of the mort extensive stocks of Washington, consisting of— Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal Cumberland Jum: Keg and Stove Sizes. Oak and Pine sa) GN FI S PRESS Bers leave to “Nour frignde wit i erally to his New Store, under lar 4 MHotel Sent opened, in wil bekeprr es sw estabiisome! cniveany orders iT superior Cot tation. zi | orders for Dinners, and Private Partion, which wil Do seen ep _ warded = i State Centra’ iteomery Cousty Fair, of j-» State Fair, 1858, H.W. BLUNT ri Parties, whici i Je, with the same dis- catch whch hekan bitherts skowee ee eats selectors H“* fH8 Good TMs Has COMET a at the Frederick. sand pedigree see bills red In form and feautures this beautiful and accurate | Allof which I n art 18 unsurpassed by any fever produced. It is a and Statvettes procured 8nd split. in will sell at the lowest pric a shed. or sheds, cash. for 3) or 60 days paper, well secured. i ®ecounts now standirg will be presented 1860, and it is earnestly in which there are some troughs filled with the running stream; and from those troughs are little reeds, or hollow stems of trees, which spo water with a gentle trickling fall, under which the child’s head is placed at the distance of a The effect is almost immediate. The child closes its eyes and its mouth, and falls into a profound, sweet and healthful si which endures so long as it is left under the I have seen dozens of children *pecimen of Amerioai specimen of like chai Sae-srmile of the * Li Specimens may at CuLvgr’s Druc Store, of 12th street. Was. the District of Columbia aryland, Virginia. North C: lina, Georgia, F iT uisiaLa, desiri= IVE HUNDR nd sizesof 3 D TRAVELIN mbracing a!! qual Leather, Ladies’ and Packing Trunks. Our trank ‘oom exh: bits at this time the greatest variety requisites at moderste prices. to bo York. Alo, every devorip HAT BOXE s, @ Ist of Januar: hoped will be promptly a 5 R. WB. Wood and Coal Dealer, 14th ipes made of ton city. Persons in States of Del: d » Mississi pi. and £ copies of the Statuette #1!) ad- ress their orders to C. P. CULVE: '.. Accompanied by a romitt Box and Cartage. id this side « fon of LADIES" 5 CARPET RAGS, SATCHELS, &c. Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange WALL, isk | Sate & co, Co°LrumsBra PRINGS. This Favorite Resort having been extensively Taproved in now ready nd OTHER PLA R, Washington ly to Accomn:: a SASURE PARTIES, Pi 2 Wine IN SINGER’ = poke $e as tt Pa! B La ‘or uy i the reliable peconlet Revive Mctine ae tke Sone Rt t € Co.'s Gaxette, Stazer » 6 | ‘ Fin fre Boilers, We nave trie them in beg own Lies find them superior to any in core i Stacer ¢ (0.’s Gaxetie. te all to call at our Washi: On, Noss! ‘Penna. Syenne, under Nationat Hore i LICE! runk Sa'es Room, 322 Pa. avenue. Editorsof ne fg the above twel ean thus lying fast asleep; and, as far as I could fokett opriate editoria' ascertain, no evil effect whatever can be attrib- uted to the practice. It certainly seems an admirable preparation against colds in the head; and if a devoted mother would only make the experiment in this country, and it were found successful, she would be re; as a blessing to her species, in int ightfal custom—pleasant to childre: and invaluable to parents. — Diary in India. , SNYDER, RAND ENS FITTER. ones tg ee i Reed Bone om | kes this met. to inform his friends a: ts © Th Needies, epared to furnich them with et cod sasortment of Thread, Te: ted with the PLUMBING AND ont fiber Kept'on handrand end NG BUSINESS, h An inspection of the, ¢ Pivxse ports en” | PPEMOVED—. his customers and_ th 1 i iG ESTA BLISH- rom the corner of 13th E streeta, to No. 489 15th of Penn. avenue. where h: i go may call on him, at his usu: R. B. SCHWARZE not. fies E LUMB. of the A A is JOY & METCA ha at.. Baltimore, Aid. ?T FORGET TO CALL ON SMi1H, 'o. 460 Seventh st., to buy your CLOT HIN! NG and FUR RISHING henae in town. IMORE LIFE jpmmoet are Ns! IVE: RAST ANHIRII INES ane uve - hi rot Gol 0) NEGRO MAN, a coachman ea ao ick aiid industrious, any possible farm wor " hinery used on a farm, and Seuthern gentleman very useful servant ot servant. Hels 8 capital breaker, orderer an: and competent to management of any mac! 1049 years of age To airing an intelligent lescription, for 8 tersain, in order to His owner will not sell him dress Box No, 13 Star Office. J®RESH DRUGS AND CHEMICAT®, with « BERFUMERY, just re Cc LES AL 8p4 Cor, Maryland av, aad Bice Too Mucu oF 4 Goon Tarxg.—A shoemaker store of his employer a and requested a settlement he was about to leave the city forthwith. On being asked the cause of parture, he stated that duri the night bis wife had borne him twins said he had no objcetion to bat his wife had “‘pley: fore, and he wouldn’t served him so.” of pictures, and all the reportorial talent of the | and has been no more ceen. few mornings since, of his accounts, as than eer: ap Seer Grier eek deem ee Union eres No. 47 Green at.. Georgetown, css tn P; UST THINK : Dest; fretory the « }O For ale on soopthiy poy- | Einar: seia amd elcer tmedainy his sadden de, iim, & Sqod home. | for our zpring stock. such an event once, ed the same live with @ woman that night he absconded, x. 2 A GOOD PI be ite for 815, and for @3". mage ; employ 400 wor! zee the ne ie pe wees. aoe | Sco the terms Sti’ 24 eat : ns for sale on monthly payments, aps aps 306 Pa.ev., bet. oth ate, ape steak tase Cane eros im Sreouincs.sitas- mena of their See eee alle: . or eenttoary at New rirT & CO., 468 Broadway, N.¥ bs, We Sets, er description. HovesinProv Wy RIeRINe ROAL-ES He will introduce V ‘ater and Gas upon the most These es are pan ue re CJ 4 —_ terms and guarantee satisfaction. —_ ey durabie, ~ - U Virgi ¥ NS CHAMPAGNE AND | Sootctss Virsines Sinte Aerien te the attention o1 aisate eer a rg ‘ermont fe u “ te ne e atten! ry On» ne aud Crab App): i apve received which we cuarastes te be pure Bice, and i 3 ‘or ayy f avenue, billed Iron a ERING & SONS eo upward y