Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1860, Page 1

WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL®S, 1360. The gallant seventh Regiment of this city does not wait for a declaration of war nst the enemy in order to do remarkable things and win the approbation ot the public at large. Peace is not faithful to its glory. E: at does is with an eyo of prepa Hons business of actual military duty in the field, and in this it is a model on which our other ——— may very properly and profit- ably mould themselves. wonderful degree of precisi ments, it is now going in for “the gymnastic step’’—no less. In this they seem to ha Just idea of what the modern field of battle re- quires. That exact way of stepping altogether ea the parade grounds is not a suitable prepa- ration for the rough and rapid movements of men menting under fire or advancing to charge. All that littl lantry is knocked on the head where the bullets are flying. At euch a time the most perfect exercise would be that which would teach the platoons to rac compactly from one part of the ficld to the other—forming or fighting—and recover them- selves if thrown into confusion Soldiers in such cases should move like horses, steppin; and tramping naturally and freely—a iis A action always exemplified by the Zouaves and ‘Turcos, who charge something in the manner ofa rabble, but are at the same time strictly educated to form on the colors and fall into their proper places. For the future it seems almost certain that the business of men in the field, where they do not fight the terrible long- Tange guns, will be to close as fast as possible and use the bayonet instead of the.rifle barrel. Under such circumstances, a vigorous con- dition of the soldier would be more to the pur- pose than a precision of aim or movement. And so the geliant Seventh seems to think, for it is now about to invigorate its muscles in a eyunnasium, which is to be built in Lafayette Ta. Although the men of the Second com- pany practice #thletics of the Zouave drill, going through their exercises every week, in presence of a number of friends and admirers. there is a great deal of good sense and manli- ness in this. and theexample promises to be unitated. In time, no doubt, our other com- penies and regiments will have their exercise rooms with ail fitting apparatus of muscular dev€lopment. Weare happy to see that the master gymnast of the Seventh Regiment, who superintended the sports, is named Brady: name which we recognize and claim with a as belonging to a race never behind- and in oe that had reference to mili- tary genius and the brilliant profession of the soldier. It is stated that he is to be the chief of the new gymnasium. his isa good beginning. When once our zen soldiery begin to adopt such a healthful od animating fashion they will go ahead with it, till it becomes the general order and rule of our vast volunteer armament. What does our 69th say to all this ’—New York Irish News. The Abscending Priest—More Developments. As was intimated on Saturday, in speaking of the defaleation and flight of Rev. Clemen Frachon, President of L’ Assumption College, at Sandwich, the embezzlement of the funds of tution was but a small portion of the of which that individual was uilty. The bishop of the diocese, assisted by Rev. J. M. Bruyere, Vicar General, has given the m: ter a thorough investigation, and, while they are as yet unable to give the definite particu- lars of the misdeeds of the absconding priest, sufficient has been ascertained to render the reasons of his flight most appareat. By an examination of the pupils of the insti- tution, all males, it appears that unmention- able crimes have been committed with them, though to how great an extent has not been as- certained. These facts came to the knowledge of the Bishop on Tuesday last. The day pre- vious Frachon had left the college, ostensibly to visit Detroit, as he was in the Babit of doing Lt argo and which he might do at any time without exciting suspicion. But when his ab- sence was prolon, to the second day, it be- came a matter of alarm, and the door of his room was forced open, the idea prevailing that he m’ght have returned and gone pri ately to his apartment. The room, however,was unoc- cupied, and in great disorder; the drawers and trunks were opened, and bore traces of having been hastily ransacked. Various articles were seattered about, indicating a hasty flight. There is every reason to believe that a large sum of money was in Frachon’s possession at the time, as he had lately received from the pupils a considerable instalment for board and tuition. The exact amount is uncertain, but probably is not far from $1,000. The investi- ations thus far have not disclosed what has m done with this money. Frachon, in a hasty note addressed to the bishop. acknowl- edged that he had taken $60, which he said was to pay his traveling expenses. He very coolly requested the bishop to accept his books asa compensation for the money. This will do very well when itis considered that the books, all told, will not amount in value to twenty-five dollars. . The above facts we obtained from the Vicar- General. Rumor adds to the catalogue of this man’s misdeeds by ores him with taking improper liberties the female serv: employed about the establishment. This is not by any means improbable with a person so far di and lost to all sense of morality as to be guilty of the unmentionable crimes roven against kim. In support of t it has jast tra: ‘ed that the femal ve all been discharged from the college.— Detroit Free Press. We should judge from the following in Courier, that an April-fool joke hed been played somewhere in Maseaghusetts: ny ee Cc iy: communication, of wi e lowing is a copy, was duly re- ceived by us a day or two aimee: “ “Monpay, April 9, 1860. Dear Sir: I should be y to have you call at my store, No. 10 Sc! street, Wednee- day, April 11, at twelve o’clock, to visit, in company with a few friends, the Gorilla, or , now era eg opposite my of Very truly, wae Es cEoeams, M. Rics. “This is not transferrable, as the exhibition will be ‘private.’ ” We had a strong suspicion that the promised exhibition of thé msn-monk would be s0 the the: time eo aa eee nee en respectal at Mr. Rice’s store cd including tatives from the rit fi tl A letter from St. Petersburgh, of the 11th inst,, supplies the text of the Sasscor Ale: ander’s reply to the deputies from the commit- tees for emancipating the serfs. He says: “Gentlemen, I shi ae by once more ex- pressing my gra ie three governments of Lithuania which instigated the discussion on this interesting question. I think it necessary to repeat to you, gentlemen, what the Marshais who are among you have already learned from me. You are aware, gentlemen, how much this affair interests me, and how much it af- fects my heart; and 1 am certain that it is as dear to you asit is tome. I have but one ob- ject—the happiness of my empire, and I am convinced you have no other. I desire that the improvement of the condition of the peas- ants = shortly become an accomplished fact, and that this reform may be effected without violence. But that cannot be obtained without certain sacrifices on your part. My desire is to render these sacrifices as little onerous as ible to the nobility. I have caused a sketch of your labors in the capital to be prepared, and your duties are defined in it in ball srvoalie manner. You have been sum- moned here to reply tothe questions which shall be addressed to you Mereover, if you consider it necessary to add your own propo- sitions, and a opinions, you can do so officially, and I shall be informed of them. Act, then, in accord, animated by one single feeling—the public I know that absurd reports have been circulated, which probably have reached your ears. It was pretended that the nobility had lost my confidence. It is false; pay no attention to these reports, but ee your faith in me. At the commencement addressed myself to the nobility; in fall con- fidence I now address myself to you, with the same belief that you will realize my expecta- tion. The Minister of the Interior and Count Panin, whom I named President of the Com- mission in place of General Rostowzoff, know my ideas and my manner of viewing this ques- tion. They can communicate them to you in detail. Your duty, entlemen, is to second us, id I advise you to invoke the Divine protec- tion.” Then, turning toward Count Panin, the Emperor added : ‘-I present. you te your col leagues. Iam convinced that they will set themselves seriously to work. I request of you to bring this affair toa conclusion in a prudent and serious manner, witheut, however, too long delayfng the solution. Adieu, gentle- men, I wish you success.” Cuntovs Episope or tae Marin Exrent- TIoN.—The N. 0. Picayune say: Our attentive correspondent at Minatitlan, writing by the D. F. Keeling, recites as follows one of the most curious episodes of the already famous expedition of Com. Marin: “The third vessel of the Havana expedition did not go direct with the rest to that part of the Mexican coast- where Miramon was fup- posed to be. For what object is not now known, it sailed direct to Tabasco, disembarked a num- ber of passengers, and from the beginning ap- peared to be waiting for orders. ‘In the meantime, the passengers took a trip into the interior of the State as far as the capital, which they found at the time nearly deserted, the people being absent at a feast in one of the roel dae villages. They there- fore eusily too! session of it, but did not keep it long, ag the sequel shows. “‘No sooner did the people learn of what had transpired—that their city had been taken pos- s-ssion of by a band of roving filibusters—than they organized themselves, to a man, into what they called National Guards, and immediately marched upon the town. ‘« They arrived late in the evening, but found the filibusters ready to receive them. They im- mediately gave them fight, however, and after a few hours vigorous resistance succeeded in driving them out of the city and back again to their vessel. What became of them afterwards is not known, but we suppose here they have been taken by some of our cruisers before this time.’” $$$ Duet Usver tar Rocky Movnratxs.—The Rocky Mountain News contains particulars of the duel between Gov. Bliss, of Jefferson Terri- tory, and Dr. Stoné,member of the Legislature, which resulted in the death of the latter. The first offence was given by Gov. Bliss, in a toast at a dinner party, and singular enough, con- sidering the time and place, was deliberate, and designed asa personal roflection and insult. This was avowed upon the spot, and a hostile meeting arranged to take place on the High- land side of the Platte river. The weapons agreed upon were shot guns, loaded with single ball; distance 30 paces. At the appointed hour (3 o’elock in the afternoon) the principals took their stations, the word was given by one of the seconds, two or three times in practice, when the arms were presented the combatants, the seconds and surgeons retired, and the final word was given. The report of Dr. Stone’s gun fol- lowed immediately the word ‘‘fire ’’ Mr. Bliss was an instant later. Dr. Stone fell to the ground mortally’ wounded—the ball of bis op- nent entering the left thigh, piace! the ladder, and passing through his body. The ball of Dr. Stone struck the ground some ten feet in advance of his opponent. It is stated that the duel was witnessed by from 600 to 800 snectators, who were very quiet and orderly, and ci-persed immediately after seeing the result, Estasuisnixe Potyeamy 1x THE District or Coivusia.—The incapacity of the Black Republicans for the duty of legislation, is illus- trated in their last piece of handiwork. The bill abolishin; lygamy in Utah, which passed t e House say eal se is claimed by parties interested to es tablish el ygamy tn the Dis- trict of Columbia whilst abolishing it ‘tah. The leading provision of the bill bears this ier, eat 2 ae i That if any person or persons, being married, — du th lite the — haben or marry ano' person, any tory of the United States, or other place, except the District of Columbia, over which the United States possess exclusive jurisdiction, or if the marriage with such other person take place elsewhere, shall thereafter live or cohabit with such other person, in such Territory or other place over which the United States ex- siete Seeietiotions the former husband or wife ive, he, she, or they so offending shall, on conviction thereof, pay a fine not exceeding $500, and beim risoned not less than two years nor more than five : A numberof | men of both Houses have given it as their opinion that the bill establishes Polygamy in the District of Columbia, the ex- ception to it having the effect of an enabling proviso.— Albany Argus. — For Lisenta.—Several opportunities are presented for communicating direct with the African squadron and the settlements on th west coast of Africa. i N°. 2,236. MISCELLANEOUS. A MRS. WINSLOW, “presenta Yo the attention of mothers ete SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depent upon it, mothers, it will give reat to yourselves, ind RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Fticle for over ten years, and D TRUTH of it, wha ve any of any OTHER IT PaILED, in cE © &F. satisfaction by any] SOOTHING the contrary, allare OPERATIONS, and high vi going complaint NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, yourenffering child and the relief that will be suRE—y OLUTELY SURE—to follow th medicine, if timely used. Full dire ore for using each bo:tie. Non enuine unless the fac-sim Boid by Druggisrs throu Principal Office. No. 13 Cedar Si Y. Price only 25 Cents per Bottie. oc li-dewly 505 FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, 505 CORNER OF NINTH § D STREET: Have now in store their large and beautiful stock of the f>'lowing Goods for the Spring trade, to which they most rosrpotialiy ask the attention of the public, feeling confident that for Beauty, Variet; and Cheapnrss their stock has never been equall in the District. Paper Hangings, of every grade and prico, of Foreign and Domestic manufacture. Papers in Imitation of a!l the Woodsand Msriles. Borders and Decorations of every cono*ivable style and design. Fire-board Prints, from the plainest to the most elaborate oil painting. Window Shades, and Plain SHADE LINENS, ef all the styles and colors. We have the Largest. Cheapest and Pret- tock of these Goods in the city. GiLT CORNICE~, CURTAIN BANDS and Hyne: PICTURE NATLS, and all other Brass Work for Curtains or Shades, Picture Cord and Tassels, of all the various sizes, colors and qualities. SHADE TASSELS in endless variety. Ail of Which wo purchase direct from the manufac urer, ard are therefore enabled to offer superior induce ments. We have constantly engaged a corps of supsrior workmen. a: d are at all times prepared for the ex eoution of all wor! our ling, at moderate and in the most sup from those who desi . We skow our Goods with pleasore roe purchase or not. {7 Corner of N Stree ap i220 (States and Int: P NOTICE. _ FRSONS Declining housekeeping or having a mit og of househ vid effeots can find ready eale by oailing at my Fur hing Store, 425 7th street, be- ‘ween G and H streets, east aide ap 2.3m "RUDOLPH RUCRLY. R. ROBERT HUNTER, D . Le (Or New York.) Physician for, and Operator on, all Affections of the THROAT AND LUNGS, Dr. Hunter begs to announce hia arrival in Washington on professional business. Ho has taken roemsat No. 251 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th seveote, (aireedy opposite Gautier’s saloon) where he may consulted in all forms of Bronchial and Pulmonary diseases The fol'owing ality to is.. Asthma, Con- sumption, and all Scrofulous Maladies. Hours—9 a. m., to5 p. m. ap 12-tf MAYoRS OF THE GREAT CITIES. We. the undersigned Mayors, hereby cartify that the Druggists, A potheceries Physicians, of our several vities have signed a decument of assurance to us, that the Reinodies of Dr. J.C. Ayor & Co., of Jowell, (AYER’s SARSAPARILLA, PILLS, AGUE Cure and Cnzrry VECTORAL) have bcen found v6 medicines of great excc'lonce and worthy of confidence of the community: ...Mayor of Lowoll, Msss . Mayor of Woresster, Mass Mayor of -alem, Mass ayor of Boston, Mass of New Bedford: Mass -. Mayor Fall River Mayor Nashua, N. H ON, Mayor of Manch’r, N. H Mayor of Concord, N. H Mavor of Providence R. ewport, R- -Mayeor ol Norwich, Ct ayor of New | ondon, Ct fayor of New York Maror ef Cincinnati, Ohio Mayor of Louiaviile, Mayor of Montreal, U ayor of Hami'tor, C. W Mayor cf + oronto, C. W Mayor of Augusta, Me ‘aror of Galiowell. MM Mayor of Lyons, lowa layer of Dubuque, Lown Maxor ef Gatena. I! i Mavor of ia Cross, Wis NFONIO ECHEVERIA, Mayor of Havana, Cul a. ‘ors of tho chief cities of the United ‘anadas, and Britixh Provinces, Chili, Pe- Tu, zil, Mexico, and in fact of almost all ths cities on this continent have signed this documert to assure their people what ret lies they may ure with safety and confidence. But our space here will not admit any considerabie portion of them, re only publish those in this more immeaiato ty Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pectoral, A: anda er’ A ue Cure, prepared by Dz. J. & CO., Loweli, Mass. NG GOODS.—a full stook in new ard fylis Steet eaeale degen tie Barege, Merino, Mousselin and Crap) do Span; pec led ph ae Meurcing Shawls, ali just ri reer. ee eee w ee HW COLLEY & CO. IN WKS! AUCTION SILKS!—J als i aes aes coiored Dr-ss Silk ‘which we ehall run off at 50 per cent. les: than cost of importation, to close them at onoe. We invite all in want =e bebe? is beautiful silk dress to urchasing. Sie me 8 oa Dolor e Pare WW COLLEY & CO. CH PLAIN CK AND BAYADIER Resta rre ah rome opened, a splendid eee eee Price AW COLLEY CO. ap 16-6t 523 Seventh st., above Pa avenue. MCFRE NEW G46OODs8. E. OWEN & SON, ‘ARY, NAVAL AND CITIZENS’ ae NER GHANT PAILOKE. . ~ 3 NSYLVANIA AVENUF. Have ius! completes their stock of SV RING and SUMMER GOODS, comprising 8 !arge an well selected assortment of Blue, Biack an Fanoy Colored Cloths, Summer Coatings of di nt shades. esting: & variet Goa eile Furnishing Goode, “Ta ae th enti o 'e! ool invite the “attention of thei friends customers. i-tw nae UIFEOK STEPHEN A. DouaLA: ompleve in one hardsome 12mo. volume, o! portrait on stsel. sent by mail for $1, or our store 80 cents. cents or at store 35 cents. New ks Treesived this day at store of -F, Bayly, 2' ‘enn. avenue, between li f'W. F. Ba: 8 bet a oie BEN. F. FRENCH. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. EARDSL sichoitens Will saat fe, tes Seen 3 Property in best compani lowest rates. entitled toan interest in the profits TREES ste, F. L. HARVEY.” Cop) warranted 4 te scans ae Z ’s Pills SAVER Op it-ly GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS I ei MBER. ee a received a latgeassortment of SPRING ER GOODS, consisting of L: Ginghams, Barege De and Swiss Muslins, Brill:auts, and St Also, & very complete assortment o! wow Hosiery, and Fanoy Articles, &c., a0. A bev ected HURDLE, op 101m No. 92 High st., Georgetown. O08. F. BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, J _ Cor. Bridge and Jeherzon ets , Georgetown, el FOR SALE AND RENT. FARM FOR SALE-Situated in Nanjemoy A GAAS cok SALE Situated in soren mor ‘dwelling ‘house ch repair, ent to mae ke «E—That very desirable LOT between 2d and34 strects west, next lot east of the residence of A. H. Evana, Esq. square57, lot9. The lot two brick building id may be ith or without them, t ing moro rapidly than any other i ton, and the Lot will bo sold very low for cash, or on reasonable time ata b ter Apply early on the premises to J. E. THOMP. CIntelligencer.: Bp 13 eost ISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Ten fine on, Comms, the most of thein large: ith Iarge Kitch 30 iining-room, pant close No. 230. on PY between isthvand Lath sts° ‘ap 12-0030" OR SaL —A FRAM rz SUD. RYNARD, Congdon eee, APPT fo Premises. mar 2)-dtf dl RICK 225 boxes of Tobacco, ail grades. F OUSES, on 12th street. between. sts, 250,000 Segars, Foreign and Domestic, with 12 good rooms, with gas in each roo! ‘erms: 49 cases (35 bottles cach) of Gatrett’s second | moderate, Inquire’ cr TAS wy ee Ree son H quality Scotch Snuff, St., between llth and 12th ats., No. 425, 49 kegs of do. . mar 6-tf Also, Rappee, Maccaboy and Congress do, 75 boxes of Plain and Fancy Fipe 5 100 groes of Shanghai and Parlor Matches. Vv, JAMES WALLACE, mer 21-Im 59 High st., Georgetown, 10 JUST RECEIVED BBLS. Frederiok county pure Old Rye, 2) do Gibson’s celebrated Whiskies, choice old Monongahela Whisky, Monumental and Star do Herrings and Alewiver, For sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE, mar 8-tr Georgetown, D.C, OR NEW YORK.—Theo packet schooner Ida Marller, Captain Muller, will sail as above with dispatch, Ror freichtapaly tn tee satis Pesca Soe RESID COBB & DODGE. ‘ashingto tte 0 £, DODGE Samme | {ithand Kstreots, Washinton Dees iai0 {OR RENT-—A two story and base t Brick (‘OR SALE—A nice three-story Brick HOU! E, F'GroUse, neat ro cagreand, beroment streot ; Fk se ode ble ee rege, D and BH streets, in as in complete order; gas, &c.; with large garden at- Soll Ga ease : reed ton aes y endl tached. Rent 52m. toa permanent tenant. Apply | ford on eae TON & CO. Noe 563 nh to JOHN L. KIDWELL. mar S'tf | stront. opposite Ceutro Market. ‘Tifle serine very fine : SALE 5 A 2ITY Fi 8 reat vanity of Green House, 1 ‘wil F ROPE TP ea ml “OELeT Se Say il them at very Jow rates, if early applica- MILL, with good Dweiling House and 20 acres. of on ineeadent ene corns of Frederick and Pros Land, situated on Sugar Land rancs- ect sts., Tze ne stance gest JOHN L. KIDWELL._| Fille Fairfax county, Va, and bu pehire Rate rom the Alexandria, Loudon and —— * i ‘ashi e COS PHILADE Wood's Coal on E Rereons fr i Ww minutea’ Besortnent of CUFFINS always on cular attention paid to the rem a the «id to the new burial and Horses for hire Channa. grog silver frames. 5 Old Fra id new glasses set in them to order. Posacco, SNUEF AND SEGARS, ‘OR BaLE AT WHOLESALE, R SALE OR RENT—One Ma es FOR SALE-A valuable FARM ine v f i Ores, jajnr WD. ai mules from For particulars apply at the mar l-dtje 1 F R RENT—A small STORE, corner of oth st and Penn. aveni inder the Cla suitable for a bar! aloon or cigar store. For information ingu the Hotel. mar 30 A i Xersndre, Att cies ge gules E is abeut seven aud a hi Washington city. Star Office. at the intersection of ASSEY, COLLINS & road, and about 33 miles from M PHIA DRAUGHT ALE We are constantly receiving freah sup) free supplies ofthe above delightful bor: ¢, and invite al reons who want @ pure un- adulterated Ale. to five 4 faa to give ita trial. ERNY's SHINN, Agents, 57 Green at.. Georeatown. ply to Deaer, corner C BATES, Navy Yard. FS SALE—That little GARDEN FARM near James Rosch’s and adjoining Antony Fraser's, about 14s mile from the Long tsridge, in Al dna county, Va., containing about & upper portion commands a view of W and the Potomac; the buildings are on the lower art. For particulars inguire at room No. 15, vinder’s Building, or at No, 206 on G, between 18th aad 19th streets. Sp 12 eodéw* FS RENT—The larre fine three story BRICK HOUSE, No 537 17th street, second door north of Winder’s Building. For terms epply to J. P. WOLLARD, at No. 371 D screet, between 7th and 8th streets. fe 25 eotf j Fos — — RENT Tho undersigned —4 ‘ wo houses for rent at Ken reen, eso re adn MIN: orgeok denture that having 2acres of ground suitable for a garden, at more folly warranted. fobed. “The situation is, elevated and perkeor'y Rooms in this oity—No. 336 Pa. avenue, hetwoen | healthy, offering peculiar inducements to one who i es refers pure country air to the heated and dusty at Mhandioth sts, Also, 9O7 Aroh street, Philadel. | prefers pure country air to the heats woodshed are attached to each house, and a pump ol pure water stands but afew steps from the door, fo & go0G tenant the rent will be moderate, , ‘The residence known as Rose Cottage. consist ing of noni, two acres of ground. with the neces. sary outbuildings, is for sale. The house was brilt for the present owner and has many conveniences The land is in a high state of cultivation, and much care has been expended in the selection of a choice variety of fruit and shade trees. ‘The property tronts wpe nea bergpe a being out side the ci y limits, and when that street is opened and improved, as there is reason to. believe it xeon be, the place wi'l posse: uliar attractio: Distance from city Post Office—IX miies, Ad- dress by lstter or in person, WM. STICKNEY. msrcl-eo 'f torms .W. BA and l4th DENTISTRY. TEETR. M. Hons M. D.. the inventor and patentee ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at. tends personally at his office in this city. Many persons oan wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no personoan wear others Who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office can be accommodated with any style and price of Teeth they may desire; hose who are particular and wish the purest, D. DENTISTRY. R. HILLS, after a practica! test of t@o years, feels that he oan with confidence recom- mend the Cheop!astic Process for insertin; artifiot = It has the advantages o} strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness, Full He er sets inserted for $35. Partial in proporticn. ioe 306 Pa. avenue. 07 ‘*RESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, with a large and varied assortment of FANCY ARTICL¥S and PERFUMERY, just re = ceived at the Drug Store of CHARLES ALLEN, ap4 Cor. Maryland av. and Klaventh rt’ won! Fee SALE—A NEGRO MAN, a coschmi sand farin servant. fie is quick and industrio & capital breaker, ordererand manager of horses, and competent to any possible farm work and the management of any machinery used on a farm, and 1x40 years of aco To a Southern gentleman re- quiring an-intelligent, and very uscful servant of this description, for his own use, he will be bargain. in order to get him a good homo. 1 not sell him to atrader, Pleaxe ad- No. 13 Star Office. mar 21 tf SALT WATER L URIES.—We are in daily S receiptof OYSTERS and CRAPS. from Norfolk, whioh we will deliver to! purhasers in any pers of the city free of charge. Norf.lk Oyster Depot, N. 281 C street, opposite ‘Theatra. mar 2 T.M_HARVEW, Agent. VARY OF QUOTATI atin and Modern Langua. mal! FARM of 30 acres, situated in ee 'Y rest e in, ealthy and most tion - ly situated * dxeellent fishing and hantine. Inestre of Mr. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge, Little Fall de 7-2a.wtl a “MED ¢ PHYSI- A. Smith d@riring to go South ea.th, will offer at private eale d_ where he Upper Me: n from both points. Jt conteins 107 acres, Sof which is in @ fine state of cultivation, the ba’ance in thrifty young timber. It is weil adapted to the stowth of grass, wheat an‘ corn: abeut 25 or 3 Scres is now well setin grass and will yield between 49 tons of hey, worth in the Washing t from $18 to $20 per ton. There is about !2 sof wheat crowing, tha balance ready for Springcrop It has a spring of nver failing water; also, an inoxhaustipie pump at the door. The im- rovements consist oj a comfortable frame dwell- ng containing 6 rooms and kitchen; also, 5 new SUMMER CLOTHIN barn with stabling sufficient for all the requirements The best place to buy Gentiemon’s CLOTHING | of th place, with @ quantity ofcher » A and FURNISHING GOODS nat SMITH Ne jan desiring to purchase eat 46 Saventh st.. between E and PF. ks of the under: be s1 = = SS Oe a RO au opportunity rareiy to be met with. \a0e “ AL b is disposed of ! shal! continue my practice as hereto- TH STREET, fore. For terms apply on the premises or to Dr. T ‘Tom Paine’s comp‘ete works Voltaire’ FRANK F. SMIT » Biadenst ure. Philosephical Dictionary, D, Holbach Letters to ma-@3 eotf JOSEPH A. SMITH. Evgenia. Tom Pain-’s Age of Reason, Co'. Ethan | (Planters? Advocate insert unui fertd and charge allen Ura fey of Reason. and he Investigator,a| pr swith } ¥ paper for pete aides FOE RENT PARLORS snd CHAMBERS Battles and of Heenan and Sayers. 25 cent: handsomely furmehed, wi and cold water nights for the Championship of England from | and ba-h-room, (Potomac water.) The te 1734 down to 1859, oniv 25 cents. = Riselog So" taaeeae WALT ift’ i i rat floor up. Te OF een Owes Swift’s Boxing without a Master, CO. 333 Poe ‘ tibey = Spree Morgan’s Exposure of Freemaronry, 25 centr. des 12 fine Views of Washington city, only 25 cents. * nly 10 cents for 24 sheets of fine Letter or Nete per, ADAMSON’S, Seven‘h street, 8p 14 tf Opposite Post Office. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE MORE of Raven & Bacon’s magnificent, BENJ. F. F ap 12-lw 278 Pa. av., bet. Ith and MITES ia the Place to bay sour SPRING and FFOR RENT_ The FIRST FLOOR of the build- ing immediately opposite the weet win of the City Hall, recentiy vce by Chas. 5. — - en office. pulse the poet room PS the ig 6 ¢! jeor 0} rame ne. ir terme apply to RICHARD WALLAC a, Wo. 2S S*RATCES, MEMPEAR OL SONSE nished, wil r ‘Con- ’e and O FORTE®, to which we cal thi nofthe public, We havealso oi large eeleetion of other celebrated marufao- turers, Knabe & Co, and Manner & Gabler. Also, several Second-hand’ Pianos in good condition. Tn consequence of our purchasing for cash ex- clusively, we are enabled to sell at a low Sgere and accommodating terms. Persons wil! find it to their interest of giving us % cll before purchasing 6!se- where. Music Depot—corner of Kleventh street and Penn. ne ewenue WwW. G. METZEROTT.” ©, SNYDER ER AND GAS FITTER. BF. avenue, west of 1ith street, and opposite the Kirkwood. u. fr ends and the them all R ted during the session o! ress, = oe ‘most desirable local Bo this city, wi one wo TOW! National Hotele. ‘Those in purent of such wi! do well to make early application at ooms (0. 379 8th street. between D street and Pa. av. je 5-tf ROYAL HAVANA LOTT: Tue Rey ee sAy of ‘he Royal tery, cooducted by the Spanish Gove: the supervision the Captain 6: will take piace at Havana on WEDNFSDAY, May 2, 1960, SORTEO NUMERO 635 OROINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. RY. javane Lot- uoder Cubs, Takes this method to inform his has ii red ta ih them with Sriclon some een ee UME RG eNE S FITTING BUSINESS, such as— Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Urinals, Washstands, Showers, Bidets, Hydrants, Pumps, Rams, Fountains, Rusher Vaiss oa as ixtures ‘scription. He will introduce Water and am the most reasonable terms and guarantee satisfaction. mar 2-tf a ee aire WE ED TO INVITE aT- ‘Bt par. tongoe poten caveriiee t of BR ded as 2002 a6 the result RODRIGUEZ. Careof ity Post. Chatlerton-8.C. WATCHES | ewe ay. horce stor of GOL! being quite to_tns advertisement — WOOLFS b OPTICIAN, 284 Peun- syivenia sath d ete cen Pooh eed Te See ye Shs sete narhesateeo Spectacles and§jEve-giasses” are recomm: mary eminent rentiemen. med to be rc n presw to be judges of savy tare Munna wb Sean inal rE sity for sevaral vearn. | dee IGHTNIN -LIGHTNING "! In Toe oF E ron War! IGHTNING bo ave @nxious to sell off in & short time, 10th and C sts., B. SCHWARZE not firs RE, Southwest corner of RaNOveD— NOP, oF customers and the public that remo’ PIC! ie aciatnecriebee Lamigeve pons. | beeeertridd een QG) ton dnd vietnity that he te ; to cxeoute aii | MENT (rom the corner of 12h and ord wed sch Lightn: <a reon ne street, gorne' are name, "Vanes of any design made to order. mar 2 ‘ C°LuUmMBia SPRINGS. Resort iS Veverite Rese ba} ‘variety, all and To- | av, od foc sta. oe ia aay ares TT act as agents beat EDUCATIONAL. Eethe Wartingvon institutes (a boarding Seu Sup ae Di » t school, with male end brane to BY spacious rooms of the yy: AY. hinet Parental care for the pupite, the great- and ne ionelity of the losatina. invite wan extend od patronage: "Terme and relerences et the Yoet tution. ap Sim paar ss . Fes Cintece Pa Twenty-cighth yo mo! eis fo. z Het Bhoys. To fll a sth, Iathe from 2 Ser m., ow tares RoR: BURNS: Plainfield Cumberiand county, Pa. mar meo juties next. nce eee LOS ea eae tse ncaa erin ane terms and WOOD AND COAL. UE L FU B Lr won of the Mow! extensive atoots of paket g Ai prego A ed t the lowest prioee the * nae or 60 days paper, well seou Acooul standing will be presented bebore the ist of dananry, eon, end it is earnestly hoped will be promptly Word nt ent ak, aA OOD. dew bert T COAL age HE SUB-CRIBER, lone established Wood and Young. begs leave ——- » inform the patrone of the establishment, and the public y.that be wil EOE AT LY P Et STOCK O he will repared to dispose very Seprstea 0 Peas weit Li ation pleare " patronage so liberally ey ty lecessor. } apa eodtt Ninth ee TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. parensatatecriarenstin Keastins tien ehtatteeraestaretSctaeststerscety I . TAKE NOTICE HAVE This day reoei dies’ Gentiemen’s Wau NuRvaschPeanta eee oe , which | can twenty cheaper than any house in thin city. | to uronase TRUNKS,VALICES, CARPET Babs, C-» Will do well to call and examine m: Crt me Cail at 423 VER'S Boot, Shoe and Trunk lishment ap5.2w Pa. av., 320, bet. re OOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT TSE B TAES. ‘@are now msnufacturine all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES, and constantly receiving a, au of eastern made work of oa. in scription, made expressly to order, will be sold at a muoh iower price than hae ere oharged in this city for much u jor cles. .Pereoos in want of Boots and — eastern oF it t work, will always ood aaserepen: ad as the lowest SRITFIN & BRO. 314 Pevnsylvania avenue. ¥, . SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUF ACTO) 499 Trx oo Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, AREtOR, x i] study their in! mg FRUMRR VaiTCRS aS bate are. oi wy Seat material nial the and a je in other cities sol atly on id, and make to han a ti Roh SEIS PER ind OX TRONS: ASHE A CES, TRAVELING ba@s 'S; SADDLES; oe 2 ‘Tranks delivered in any part of the city, George- Ain Agee ‘ort wge’s ovlebrated FAMILY _ JAMES 8. TOPHAM CABINET WARE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Having leased and fitted Store house, Noi 428 Kev west, tween Bu no 5 old and: 1 would ‘reapeettully cu oO ust ners an Bike Sens cicoueies petetenn Stogive moe : Soseebesn bees hema exolumvely. for gosh fod poche <n heaper they oan be bought in any eA. fresh eappl Cheap WINDOW A‘ fresh of those on SEs STARR et tar mar192wddeotw No. 4284ih st. bet Gene Ht. D STREET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stosk, encep for WAM. T. DOVE & CO. Ane now to ite any orders with wELUMBING, Bara at FITTING Rs north of Ps. Ce cera 279 T. POTENTINI, P. Sctuae PRE 2B fF EC. PATTIBGON, Agent.