Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR t PUBLISHED BVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue § 11th st, Papers served in packages by carriers ot ae year, or $7 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.59 & your, in advance; @2 for six months; @1 for three months; “and for lees than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week, Bingle €opies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, Two cENTs. 17” ADvaRtisEmEnts should be sent to the office before 12 o’vlock, m.; otherwise they may not ap- pes: until the next day, vez, XV. THE ARREST OF HEENAN. We are indebted to some friend in London for a eopy of Bell’s Life in London, of April 8, containing the following particulars of the ar- rest of Heenan: In our first edition we stated that Heenan had been arrested at Trent Lock, near Derby, and conveyed to the lock-up in that town, where he remains in the custody of the super- intendent of police In our remarks upon the sal jeet we stated that if any persons were to blame for the arrest they must c Heenan bim- Macdonald, and Mr. Falkland After that on had gone to press we learned that Mr Falkland hed been with Heenan for a fort. night, and shortly afterwards we had a visit from that gentleman himself, who was as much concerned as ourselves at the calamity which had befallen his protege. It i clear, there- fore, that he could not have advised the Beni- cia Boy to take his sudden journey into Derby- sbire; and it is equally clear to us that “The Boy’ himself cannot be censured for the se- jection of bis quarters, as he must have been mainly dependent npon his attendants in this matter, and moreover, cannot hav® any inti- mate knowledge of the country. Jack Mac- donald has since called upon us; he says he left Derby on Friday night, and traveled all night to set himself right with us and the public. Hie declares he selected Trent Lock as being von the borders of three counties, Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester; and within easy access of avy of them. He and Jack’s friend had taken such precautions as they thought would render everything perfectly sufe, and had em- ployed a fellow named Cook, a tailor, to sound the police, and ascertain what was the fecling, and whether anything had been done or was intended to be done. The scoundrel. whose expenses were paid, and who had received all sorts of presents, declared positively that all was right; and it now turns out he had played into the handsof the police, and it was through him alone that the officers obtained i:furma- tion a. te Heenan’s whereabouts. Trent Lock. it seems, is the place where Dick Hall and ether Nottingham men, including the Bold Bendigo, had repeatedly trained, and it is therefore not at all singular that it should have heer selected. We are glad, for the cake of all parties, that this matter is cleared up, and we are pleased at being able to ex- Press our opinion that neither of the men, nor their friends, has had any hand in the busi- ness. From the following report, received this morning from Derby, it will be seen that the warrant was originally issued in Leicester- shire. Whoit is that has so Pertinaciously f-llowed up and persecuted Heenan we hope will be found out, in order that he may Bs held up to the obloquy he deserves. We have great pleasure in gratifying a re- quest of Mr. Falkland in stating that the ru- tor as to Heenan’s arrest having been caused by Tom Sayers, or his friends, did not emanate from him or from any of Heenan’s party, all of whom have the highest opinion of Tom Say- ers, and believe him utterly incapable of such conduct. Mr. Falkland. on leaving our office on Fri- day night, intimated that he would send down atriend to put in bail for Heenan, and we trust to be able shortly to announce his free- dow Our Derby correspondent writes as follows *- Heenan was apprehended (on Good Friday) at Trent Lock, ten miles from Derby. The following are the particulars :—On Thursday afternoon last a detective officer of the Leices- tershire constabulary, named Clarke, arrived in Derby, armed with a warrant for the appre- hension of Heenan; but as the Pugilist was quartered’ in Derbyshire, it was necessary that the warrant should be backed by a Der- byshire aig ar Consequently, the signa- ture of Dr. Heygateof Derby was quickly ob- tained, and at ten o’clock on Thursday even- ing, the Leicestershire off cer, accompanied by Superintendent Shaw, of the Derby division, Sergeant Lowndes, and police constable Hal- jum, started from Derby in a trap, and pro- ceeded to Trent Lock, which divides the coun- ties of Leicestershire and Derbyshire, where they arrived about one o'clock on Good Friday morning. They put up at Deacon’s public house, and remained until 5 a. m., when they proceeded to the SEL aoa Inn, Trent Lock, whieh is kept by Mr. Rice. A Trent ferrymaa Jet them into the house, and they immediately planted themselves at the foot of the bed-room stairs, and asked for the landlord. He came, aud they ed if Heenan was not in the house. The landlord replied that he had been there on the evening previous, but ho could not say that he was sleeping in the house. Sergeant Lowndes and police constable Hallam then went up stairs, andentered a bed room. The bed was empty, but by the side of it wasa shirt, trowsers, and waistcoat. In the room. however. was Macdonald, Mr. Hughes, and an- other friend of Heenan’s. They said they did not know where he was. The officers searched every reom up stairs for about an hour, and then returned down stairs. Directly after- wards, a man named Henry Jackson, who keeps the lock house on the Trent bank, came into the house, bringing with him a note writ- tenin pencil, which he handed to the land- lord. ‘ihe police were in plain clothes, and Superintendent.Shaw said to Jackson, ‘Who is it from?” and he replied, ‘Heenan.’ The note was as follows: ‘I am waiting at the lock house for my shees; Macdonald must bring them dretly” The — at once proceeded to the lock house,which they besieged. The oveupant however, would not admit them up stairs, and denied that Heenan was inthe house. It was then agreed that Sergeant Lowndes should go to Mr. Suttan of Stardlow, a magistrate living near, and get a search warrant, in order that they ee up stairs. About ten minutes after he had been oe on this errand, Heenan jumped through the bed-room window and made a clear leap over the head of Police Constable Hallam. ite took to his heels, and was pursued by the officers A regular steeple chase ensued, but the ‘line of country’ bei ing new to the American, and his bare feet being cut by the stones, he was compelled to stop, after going two or three fields. Both he and his friends seemed mortified at the capture. A trap was soon in attendance, and he was con- veyed to Derby, a distance of ten miles. On the road he had a little ‘chaff’ with the police. He said he had not signed an agreement to fight Sayers, and therefore his apprehension was illegal. He alsozaid, ‘I have beenremoved twice; why don’t they take Sayers? I have been hunted about like a dog.’ "His arrival at Derby about 10 a. m on Good Friday caused a great sensation, and a eae mob congregated in frontof the Town Hall, to which he was taken. He was at once put in the lock-up, and directly afterwards was visited by Mr. H. F. Gisborne, a Derby magi e.who ordered him to be placed in oe ers. Mr. Hilton, head constable of the borough. kindly took him to his own house, adjoining the Town Hall, where for the present he is comfortably quar- tered. During the day Macdonald arrived, and Dr. Heygate having been seen by Mr. 8. Leech (from the office of Mr. Gamble, solicitor) who appeared for Heenan, agreed to take re- i. ance.”? *peetable bail for his a - Lhe following tel reached usat I o’clock: “Heenan, tie icia Boy, has just been nd over, himself in £50, and two gentlemen - Derby in £25 each, for the term of 6 months. t this moment at liberty. He looks well.” a 177 One Collier, who was lately sent off from Alexandria, Kentucky, on suspicion of having in- Stivated a slave to run away, was first bought out Vy the citizens, with a conscientious fertke rights of property, not 4 . 7 The Goliah (Texas) M says; “The Tambourines keep (hat . fre long we expect to bear them thundering in the West. So mote it be.” ‘Phe Tambourines is the name of a new filtbuster order in Texas, as it is said. ‘ht lately, slept { swam| + oe went home in the moring “bright BARON M AUSEN. The “Adventures of Baron Munchausen,”” was & work written several years ago, for the Purpose of putting to shame a class of writers who, in giving to the world accounts of their adventures in foreign lands, told all sorts of improbable stories in order to render them- selves famous as travelers. The book, which | Strap to give the travels of the renowned ‘aron, was, of course, a work o! fiction, and the statements it contained so far outstripped those of all other travelers that it served as a Severe satire upon them. When, therefore, Persons on returning from abroad were detect- ed in telling lies, or giving greatly exagger- ated accounts of what they had seen or done, they were accused of being disciples of Baron Munchausen. Perhaps the reader has never seen the Bar- on’s book. If so, he will be amused with one or two specimens from its marvelous pages. One evening the Baron declares that he was overtaken by a snow-storm. So much snow fell that he was obliged to dismount, and tie his horse to what he thought was the stump of an old tree, while he wrapped himself in his cloak, lay down on the snow, and fell into a deep slumber. When he awoke in the morn- ing, his horse was missing; he couldn’t see him anywhere. At length, looking up towards the sky, he spl ss the animal suspended to the eross of achurch steeple. There had been a free thaw during the night, the snow had melted away, and what he had taken to be the stump of a tree the evening before, proved now to be nothing less than the cross of a church steeple! One hundred and fifty feet of snow had fallen and disappeared in twenty- four hours. The Baron took out his pistol, fired at the bridle, shot it in two, and when the horse fell to the ground, his master at once mounted him and went on his journey. On another occasion he was passing under a gate, which fell down by accident, and cut his r horse asunder just behind the saddle. he Baron didn’t know of this loss till an hour afterward, when passing over a brook, the horse took a drink, and hearing something gushing out like water behind him, Munchau. sen turned around and saw to his amazement that, for the last four or five miles, he had been riding on half a horse instead of a whole one. The Baror turned back, got the hind quarters of the animal, and sewed the body together with willow twigs, which afterwards grew to he fine trees, and proved a fine shelter to him from the sun, when he was on his journeys One very cold day he was laying tunes on a bugle, when all the tunes froze before they came out at the further extremities of the in- strument. However, upon hanging it near the fire, the bugle began playing, and never ceased till all the frozen tunes were played out in their regular order. Travelers, with all their desire to excite the admiration of lovers of the marvelous, were taught a lesson by this book, and, no doubt, since its publication. many a writer has been forced to keep the story of his adventures within the bounds of truth, by the exaggeration and cutting sarcasm of Baron Munchausen. ee Surcipe or a Dentist’s Wire.—On Thurs- day afternoon, Coroner Schitmer held- an in- quest at the house of Wm. B. Latson, No. 385 Eighth avenue, on the body of Mary Ann Lat- son, who committed suicide the previous night. It appeared from the testimony elicited that the deceased had been exceedingly jealous of her husband for a number of years, ‘iu conse- quence of his profession bringing him in contact with so many ladies. She had often begged of him to give up his business and do something else, but he had refused to do so. On Wednes- day morning a disagreement occurred between them—Mr. Latson taking some money from her bureau drawer, to which she objected. Some hard words appear to have passed be- tween them at that time, after which Mr. Lat- son went into his office, in the same building. and attended to his work. He did not see his wife oeain till about six o’clock in the evening, when he found her lying on the floor of her own room, and quite dead. After having quar- reled with her husband, Mrs. Latson appears to have gone over with a market basket, and purchazed a quantity of charcoal. Returning to her room, she had carefully stopped the crevices around the windows with cotton, filled a furnace with the coal, set it on fire, and laid down todie. When found, she was lying on the floor, with a pillow under her head, her arms folded, and her limbs straight. A strong odor of charcoal gas pervaded the apartment Dr. Latson at once raised an alarm; the neigh- bors were called in, physicians sent for, and all manner of restoratives spphet, but too late. The following note to her huiband was written on an ordinary business card, and left on a ta- ble in the room. “Farewell, William. Forgive me for all the trouble I havecaused you; but, recollect, your business has driven me crazy, and neither in pity for my body or soul would you change your ways. I am no thief; you could not mean that. Give my things to my dear sister, and something to Adeline and the children.” A sisfer of the deceased testified that Mrs. Latson had been much depressed in spirits lately, caused by sickness and jealousy of ber husband. She had often told her sister that she would kill herself, and had attempted to do so once once or twice before. Dr. G. B. Bouton made & post mortem examination of the body, when he found the lungs very much diseased, and the Itver somewhat deranged. From the congested s ate of the lungs, and the history of the case, the doctor gave it as his opinion that death was caused “‘by inhalation of carbonic gs,generated by charcoal.’’ The jury rendered a verdict of suicide. The deceased wasanative of England, and 38 years of age.—New York Tribune. Tae Sewace or Citizs Appuizp To AGRI- cULTURE.—A movement is making in England toapply the sewage of cities and the waste manure of large towns to agriculture, by which itis believed that what is now worthless, if not poisonous, may be converted into a source of great wealth. t is asserted that, as far as the sogeesting is concerned, there is now no difficu ity in se- euring the whole of the London sewage, esti- mated, as it flows into the Thames, at 70,000,- 000 tons annually. Applying it at the rate of 40 tons an acre, it would manure 1,750.000 acres annually, without the aid of a single cart load of farm-yard manure. Wherever the sewage has been employed it has increased the fertility of the land more than 100 pei And it is also stated that 750 tons of the rich liquid sewage of London can be delivered to a distance of 100 miles round London, and on every farm included in that area, at a less cost than the farmer is now paying for one ton of while the 750 lbs. of sewage contain more fertilizing matter than five tons of guano. If the requisite works for the distribution of the sewage are carried on in a business-like man- ner, it is estimated to pay 10 per cent. interest _on the capital employed to distribute the ma- nure at the above-named rates to the farmer. Narrow Escape or Fayette kare The Lynchburg Virginian says:—On Friday last, Payette MeMullen, Ex-State Senator, Ex- member of Congress, Ex-Governor of Washing- ton Territory, and at present a sovereign re- siding in the county of Smyth, in this State, met with a very narrow escayé from death. It appears that he was riding on horseback, and on approaching the railroad, near Marion, discovered the train was near at hand, and running very rapidly. He at once checked his horse; but the animal becoming frightened dashed off. and reached the track where the road crosses, at the very momen: the approach- ing train got to that point. The horse was run over, and instantly killed, and McMullen thrown on the cow-catcher, where he remained for some moments, until the engineer was able to reach him and succeeded in Tagging bimon the engine—the train all the while being in 1spid motion. The most singular part of the whole transaction was the fact, that the Gov- ernor was not injured in the slightest degree. Eben 48 ap A MRS. WINSLOW, NN Experienced Narge and Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, Which greatly facilitates the ha by soften ing the reducing all infammatien—will allay aLL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We have pot up and sold this nrticle for over ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of i webn Ri 0. ————say of any OTH ™M rR MRS. MAS IT Fareep, SINGLE In- STANCE TO rect a cure,| WINSLOW'S | when timely Never did we know an instance of di 7) SOOTHING cts a ical matter * WHAT WE DO KNOW,” nce, AND PLEDGE OUR REPU" LMENT OF WHaT WE HE! here the infant ie THOUSANDS OF CASES. It net only relieves the child from pain, but inviger stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and giv energy tothe whole system. It will almost instantly reli G zr EN G._|DREN, wi or from any other w child ene 0 NOT LET a UTELY SURE—t0 follow the use of this timely used. Pull di for using will ae ch bottie. None genui fac-simiit @ 8 & PERKINS, New York, side wrappey Be d by Denggists throughout th Frineipal Office. No. 13 Cedar 8: y. Price only per Botte. ec I1-tawly UST RECEIVEDFIVE MORE & Bacon’s magnificent FORTES, to which we cal the ‘entivn of the public, Wehavea'soon hand a large seleetion of other oelelirated manufao- turers, Knabe & Co ,and Manner & Gabler. Also, several Second-hand Pianos in good condition. In consequence of our purchasing for cash ex clusively, we are enabled to sell at a low figure and accommodating terms. Persons will find it to their interest of giving us a cali befora purchasing @'so- where, Music Depot—ccrner of tleventh strest ¢ Penn. avenue. cele _W. G. METZEROTT. ap id HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ublic that inform their patrons and the p they have received tneir usual rupply of SPRING GOODS, consisting of the latest style and fasion, and best foreign manufac ture. They also respeotfuily invite atten- = tion to their now stock of GENTLE MEN?’S FUR- NISHING GOODS of the latest styles and makes. They a!so keep constantly on hand a large supply of Navaland Military Furnishing G such as Epaulets, Chapcens, Swords, Belts, Laces, Shoulder Straps, a. ‘ashen H. F. LOUDON & CO... | Citizen, Naval ang Military Merchant Tailors, mar 15-eo3m Brown’s Hotel. y CAKES, Jy ater Pies NGS, rE LADY CAKE PRESERVES, CK atthe PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, apzi-im* Coraer of Twelfth and I streets. MA4tTTING: MATTING! MATTING! 4-4,5 t,and6-1 White CANTON MATTING, 4-4 5-4. and 6-4 Red kered do. 4-4 COCOA MAT #ING. 4-4 01L, CLOTH, for Floors, 5-8 do. for Step, 6-4 for Tavies, 44 ETING, 44 PETING, U s! L LTS 23 SHILLES HEETINGS, WV aS Leas We so icit a call from all persons in want o| DRY GOUDs. *,* All goods gold at the lowest market pricos. WM. R. R1i & BROTABR, No. 36 “Central Stores,” bet. 7th and 8th sts. @ Im Opposite «entre market. 1 AND FIRE INSURANCE, BEARDSLEY & HARVEY, No. 492 Seranth street. leffect Insurance on Lives and Property in st companies. and at the lowest ratcs, ses paid punetually. insured entitled to an interest in the profits ofthe corm ANIeS. 29 1m RDSLEY, ACE MANTLES, de T LACK POINTS AIN SILK MANTLES, and BROCHA SHAWLS, 3 LOTH MANTLES. . Received this day from the importers in New York, and for ea's groauly below the prices of any Pape TAYLOR & HUTCHISON apis Shae Brida iain dol FOR A PIANO.—I have in store and must ely, as fol $ be sold or rented immedi lows: "Two Pianos at #5 each: ous Pano for $8; ono for $10; one for $2: one for $4; oxe for 35°, and one for $6, for aale on month- ly payments, or ior reut at 5) cents to 1 per month, Gur store is crowded and we must nelrorrent: Gall at once, JUHN F. LIs, ap 2 306 Pa, av., bet. 9th and lith ata, URE OLD RYE WHISKY.—On hand several brand: of Pure Old Rye Whi. ky, Copper Dis tilled, made by the most reéliab e distillersin Pavn- svlvania, Maryland and Virginia, warranted Iso, Imported Rrandies, Heanoray, Otard, Dupuy # Co., Jules Roding, &o. Also, Peach and Avple Brandy, pure Holland Gin, old Jamaica ard St. Croix Rum, and Wines of every variety. all of standard brands A choice lot of Sere and To- ae ', Agen : YOUNG & KEVAART, Agent= Splé-ty 289 Pa ave botw. oth and litt ate, (QEPHANS COURT, Apan. tern, 1660, STRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CoUNTY—to wit: In the case of Robert Mahoney, administrator wth the will annexed. of George’ Mahoney. de- osased, the adminvetrator aforesaid, has, with "approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Washing toa county aforesail, appointed TUESDAY, the 8th dav of May next, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of raid deceased, of the assets in hand, so farasthe same have been collected and turned into money; when and wh+r2 all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are no- tified to attend (at the Orphans’ Court of Washing ton county aforesaid) with their claims, proper vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excinde from all benefit in said deceased’s estate, provided a. copy of this order he published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the said 8th day of May next. —Test: ED. N. ROACH nihwe Register Wills. OLUMBIA SPRINGS. This Favorite Resort having been extensively improved since last season ia now ready to accominudate PIC NIC ae OTHER PLEABURE PARTIES. ning en of the Grounds is iespectfully eo lieited. °° THOMAS FAHEY. ap 4-Im Proprietor. — ss ______._ Proprietor. _ LACK DIAMONDS, GATHERED IN 1HE P Tent nee somes of the ghee by Edward A. ; \. 6 = 18 ied “RUANCHARD & MOHUN. faces REED, MANUFACTURER OF MILITARY CLOTHING Sovurmxast Conner Seconp anv Spruce Stz., PHILADELPHIA. MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. _{a30-6m yours STATUETT or STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. In form and feautures this beautiful and accurate *pecimen of Amerioan art is unsurpiseed by any specimen of like character ever produced. It is a Sac-simile of the “Little Giant.” imens By, be seen and Statnettes procured at CuLv: ook mue Stones NO mpardeee avenue, oerner of A - ington city. ersons in the District of Columbia and States of Delaware, ‘aryland, Virginia. North Carolina, Sout! Caro- ina, Georg: lorida, Alabama, Mississi pi. and Louisiana, desirir g copies “= ette will ad- dress their orders to C. P. CULVER, Washington ce. eity. D. C., accom: ied Femi! "Gompouition pppoe ied z = OX Bi —+- ——- $15, nd Cartage. Editorsof’ th si sities the grove tenltetns agertions tn hair weatiy wihnoves of” The? Suet, aa papery iattthes Seaton will be furnished br the inaal eereg (Ot Aus vmcrgions SALE GEMPER... ding pu embracin, SQUARE HEWN AE Pe ne PP AO Tg WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNE GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS Star. PRIL 25, 1860 2,242 THE WEEKLY STAR. apd News Journa!—con- ‘This excellent Family mPa ing nls fared tment orehes 2 per cent. o! J ALR ce dat Nas wine Siena St? eo generally throughout the country. ‘Single copies (in wrap; doan pent ; tely at the i the paper. Pros oTHREE CENTS, : 1D Postmasters who act as agents wil! be ai lowed a commission of 20 cents, FOR SALE AND RENT. - EDUCATIO? 4 ee STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD 14 now ready for excursions to the Grat Fails intermediate points, Arli andra. on era andria on SUNDAY: and will le over until after one o'clock. A mir apt. JOHN MOORE,” Cc ap'9 2m No. 36 Jefivrson at.. Georgetown. ‘, REMEMBER. I Have just received a largeassortmentof SPRING and SUMMER GOUD: consisting of Lawns Caigoes, Ginghame, Barege De Laines, Cambrio ands soo sling, Bruliante, and Stuf for pants, . ompiste assortme: 0! ‘7 Gloves, Hosiery, and Fanoy "Articles, 2080. of which I will sell cheap, at my eo: si z WASHINGTON R. HURDLE, ap!0Im No. 92 High st., Georgetown. J FE, BIRCA, UNDERTAKER, Havi Cor, Bridge and Jefferson ets., Georgetown. ne given my Personal attention to this branch URInERE, of = am prepared to attend to all calls with Promptness a) Peraoite from a distance can be sup. plied at a ‘ew minuter’ notice, as ] have ee assortment of COFFINS always on hand. Particular attention paid to the removal of the 4. ad from the old to the new burial da. _Hearsox and Horses for hire ot ag | CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, No. 125 prids: 16 st., Georgetown, Has constantly on hand a large assortment of French Near-eightad, Periscopic, Col- ored, and all other SBECTACLES, 0 the best quality, jin gold silver, steel, and German silver frames, N. B. Old Framee Repaired and new gissses set in them to order. no 19-ly JUST RECEIVED 10 BBLS. Frederick county pure Old Rye, Ap 10-6m 2) do Gibson’s celebrated Whiskies, 5 do choice old Monongshela Whisky, 100 do Monumentalands:ar . do 130 do Herrings aud Alewives, For see lew oy JOAN J. BOGUE, ma; 8-tr Georgetown, D.C, F°E. RENT-—A two story and basement Brick EX HOUSE, near the Convent, on iaystta street ; in complete ordor ; gas, &c.; with large garden at- tached. Rent 32%. toa permanent tenant Apply to JOHN L. RIV WELL. mar 5-tf HAviNG A LARGE SURPLUS STOCK OF very fine ROSES, EVERGREENS, and a great variety of Green House, | wil seil them at very low rates, if carly applica- tion ig made at the corner of Frederick and Pros pect sts., Georgetown, JOHN L. KIDWELL “mar 5-t: ASSEY, COLLINS & COS PHILADEL- Mar oR RUGHT a feos, &re constantly receiving fresh supplies of the above delightful bev- erage, and invite all persons who want a pure un- adulterated Alo, Se ita trial. NY. & SHINN, Agents, een Georgetar faa DENTISTRY. M. rooms, m, Date iventar and patentee ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at tends personaliy at his offica in this aity, ee Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office oan be accommodated with Sid style and price of Teeth they may desire ; but to those who are particuiar and wish the pures! cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thr srt can produes, the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully warranted. coms in this city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, between “i and loth sts. Also, 907 Arch street, geraeye phia. oc 1-l¥ D. DENTISTRY. R. HILLS, after a practical! tost of two years, feols that he can with ouzfidonce recom: mend the Cheopiastic Process forinsert noe Srtificial tecth It has the advantages o: strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cleapness, Ful! upper sota inserted for Partial in proportion. OT 06 Pa. ae7 IN EIGHT Days BY THE Central Overland California AND PIKE'S PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY. — > PONY EX PRESS wiil leave t. Joserit, Missouri, at 9 o’cluck a.in, EVERY PRIDAY, carrying Dispatches only,(which must be in Government pemesd envelopes The Letters will be deiivered in San Francesc: in “bEN Days from the departure of the Expr Persons aesiring to send Telegraphic meesrces can do eo by making application at any Tolegraph offices inthe Union. Letters wiil be received up to two o'clock, p. m., on every Monday, at 451 Tenth et., Washington, D. C,, and will be forwarded to the express of that week at St. Joseph, Full particulars oan be obtained on application to the Agents cf the Company. . . H. RUSSELL, President, Leavenworth City, Kaueaa, March, 1859, Office New York—J. B, Sturson, V Samvugn & Aut The Courier of the 3. A epi7tf No. 481 Tenth st, W IVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING arrived this day, embracing all qu ties and rizesof Sole Leather, Lad Drese and Packing Trunks. Our trax sales room oxhibits at this time the greatest variety of traveiing reqnisites at moderate prices. to be found this sida of New ¥ Also, every deecrip. tion of LADIES’ & ES, VALICES, CARPET e. ken in exchange oO foFliew ones. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., Trunk Sa'es Room, mar 31-tf _ 322 Pa. avenue. — M°RE NEW Goons, MILITAR RXVv8 AS urriz NS’ MERCHANT TAILORS No, 212 PEENsyivanta AVENUF, Have inst compres their stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. comprising a ‘arge ant well selected aszortmentuf Blu>, Black and Faney Colored Clothe, Summer Coatings of difforrnt shades, and Vestings in a variety. of stylos.—together with a full supply of: Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. To which they respectfully invite the attention of their friends and customers. op i42w Oor stock peak sree al 1 ery Stock is again complete, embraoing ev style of superb Pianos from Chickering & Sons, Boaton. Old Piancs tsken im pait Payment far new; and creat bargaina toll orsons wishing to purchase Second-hand Pianos. Pianos for rent—terms moderate; discount for oash great. Ranta latpe) ae fo mai ort ne Janos in the cii a + ach tts, Ere BOb Ba. ne. bate athesnd teh Ste, MITH’S ia the Piace to buy your SPRING aud SUMMER CLOTHING. A EURNISHING GOODS ig at SMITEEING Ven Sorench at., between FE. and F. ap6-3m S FIXTURES.. E Have in storo, and are daily receiving, GAS FIXTORES of entirely New Pattorns and Desizus and Finish, superior in style to anything heretoiore offered in this inarket. We invite citizens general ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, fecling confident that we have the best selected stock in Washington. All Work'in the above fine intrusted to our care wil romptly attended to. Prompuiy attensTYERS & McGHAN mar 5-tf 376 D street. *RESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, with Bete eniee AND cae ‘of FANCY 4S and PERFUMERY, just re the Dru, tore Oo! * CHARLES ALLEN, ap4 Cor. Maryland av. and Eleventh st’ weet ON’T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH, No. 460 Severth st., to buy your CLOTHING ‘MITH’S is the best ‘piace in town to buy your CLOTHING ano FURNISHING GOOD?. SMITH selis his Goods Cheaper than any other house in town. ap6 Sm Pair of fine large CARRIAGE old for wa: tof use. _ Office of the Washington: aD ARTIC ceived at RARE CHANCE —For sa'e LOT No. 5, in #q are 372, fronts 27 feet 5 inches on New ¥ ork 5 to K streetno: th. with two te for a gen- to 6. Ww. ae oe ___ 2p Bte* NE FRONT ROOM AND BOA\ obtained by a centloman and lady, eee vato dwelling—No. 445 1, between 3th snd’ tah streete. mars OR SALE OR RENT—O: BRICK FSo0s ts stro between C red iB ae 00d rooms, wil 186 in eno! ‘erms moderate. Inguire of JAS W Witwer Mliend adh na eae EER om Tar 6- FOR SALE-a valuabio FARM ine igh state of cultivation, situated in Alexandria county, Va., containing one hundred and thirty five more or less. [tadjoins the farm of Major a D. ies from 4 rider utt, and is about seven acd a half mil ‘ashi ty. parts A ington city. For pa culare sppl Fok RENT—A ieoagente ek E, corner of 6th st _ and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel, suitable fora ‘ber’s enloon or cigar store. For information inquire at the Hotel. mar 30 A YAMUABLE FARM FOK SALE—Situatet Goorgeti we coger comnts, Rage Es from lo Wn, 6 inter: co Seorsctown, section 6 Georgetowr oade, isting of 1 quire on the mises, or of! z. Ri chake res. In. core: ja leet E—A nice three-story Brick HOUSE, eet, between D and E atreets, in Kib- beyis Sabdivision. The above property will be sold on easy terma. Price made knewn by inguir- ing of H. W. HAMILTON & CO., No. 562 7th streat. opposite Centre Market, Title perfoot, fe For RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS handsomely furnished, with hot and coid water and bath-room, (Potomac water.) The apartments are large and airy; four rooms ona floor, from the first floor np, inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & C9. 333 ‘&. avenue, between 9th and loth sta, ie M FOR SALE-Situated in Nanjemory, Sharles county, Md , coutaining 163 acres, more - Tho improvements are a dwelling ‘house ll necessary out brildings in thoroueh repair. It is well wooded and watered, and convenient to navigation, Terms easy. Apply to Dr. J. P. GIL ROY. 433 Ninth street, Washington city. ap li-eo6t™ lath gud K atreets, Washington, Fox SAL i inat Spee eel we ied nea oaoh’s ani jo1nin, tony Fraser’ about 13g mile from the Long igridee, in Alex dria county, Va., containing abont 04 acres. Thi upper portion commands a view of Washingtor and the Potomac; the buildings are on the lowe art. ee rticulars inguire at room No. 15, Vinder’s Building, or at No, 206 on G, between 18th and 19th streets, ap 12 eodiw* OR SALE ANDR ‘T.—The undersigned hes two houses for rent at Kendall Green, esch hay jog 2acres ofsround suitable for a garden, at tached. he situstion ia elevated and perfect'y healthy, offering peculiar inducements to one who prefers pure country air to the heated and dusty at mosphere of thecity. A stableand woodshed ae attached to each house, and a pup of pure water stands but a few sepa from thedcor. To a good tenant the rent will he moderate, . ‘The residencs known as Rose Cottage. consist ing of neariy two sores of ground, with the neces sary outbuildings, is forsale. The house was b= ilt for the present owuer and has MAny conveniences ‘The land is in a ligh state of cultivation. and much care has besn expended in the selection of a choice vario'y of fruit aid ehade trees, ‘The property frovts Boundary street. being out side the ct y limits, and when that street is opened and improved, as there is reason to believe it) noon will be, the piace wi! possers peculiar attract Distance frem city Post Office—1X m dress br letter or in person, WM. ST: marel-eo tt OR SALE—A emall FARM ofS acres, situated at the Littie Faiis, having a comfortabied well- ing-house, corn-housa, stables, and watered ; within four miles 0 sores in cultivation, the balan land. Jtis powsliesly desired ie denoe, being perfectly heal ly situated ; excel rt. MARRIO ie Fails. Agi ec oeee in, 3 inhandsome wood, 8s & country thy and most roi vatloal- a 7. font fishing aud huntine. T, bridge keoper, Chai 5 of M. r Littl ALUABLE R 2 FOR BALE — RARE INDt M FOR A PHYSI- CIAN.—Dr, Joseph A. Smith desiring to go South count of his hea.th, will offer at private rale the Farm on which he now resides and where he has heen practicing medicine for the last fi a ‘this isa very beautifal little farm, rituate Old ds. Prinos George's county, Md, imme- diately on the read leading from Washington eity to Upper Mariborough, and about equal distance from both points. It contains 107 acres, 9 of which is in a fine state of cultivation, the’ balance in thrifty young timber. It 1s well adapted to the growth of grass, wheat an# corn: about 25 or 30 Bcrss is now well set in grass and will sield between 3%) and 49 tons of hay, worth in the Washington market from $18 to @2) per ton. There is about 12 & rosot wheat growing, the balance ready for a springerop Ithas a spring of never failing water ; siso. ain inexhaustible pump at the door. The im rovements consist uf a comfortable frame dweil- ng containing & roome and kitchen: 0, & barn with stabling sufficient fer all the requirements of the pi with a quantity of choc fruit trees, A phys'cian desiring to purchare ca the books of the under+ rma apply oa SMITE, Biad ma- 23 cotl [Planters’ Advoonte uith J L ESTA ENT he Pit A. SMITH. forbid and charce ‘The FI “LOOK of the bug lately opposite the west fe all,recently occupied by Chas. 8, allach 42 An office. Also the front room in the second story and the third floor of the same eta eS For terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2 Louisiana avenue. Ja 13 tf SENATORS _ MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,— SS ‘Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur- nished, will be rented during the session of Con eed in the meet desirable locality in this city ing within one or two squares of Brown’s an National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Roome wiildo well to make early appliostion at No. 379 th street. between reetand Pa. a 505 FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, 5()5 CORNER OF NINTH & D STREETS, Have now in store their large and beautiful stook of tho following Goods for the Spring trade, to which they most respectfully ask the attantion of the public, feeling confident that for Beauzy, Variet: and Cheopness their stock has never been equal. ia the Listrict. Paper Hangings, of every grade and price, of Foreign and Domestic anufacture. Papers in Imitation of al the Woodsand Marbles, Borders and Decorations of every conc*ivabie styl: and design. Fire-board Prints, from the plainest to the most elaborate oi! painting. Window shades, and Plain SHADE LINENS, -f all the styles and colors, We have the Largect. Cheapest aud Pret- i ck of these Goods in the sity. -T_CORNICEY, CURTAIN. BANDS and PINS, PICTURE NATIS, and all other Brass Work’ for Curtains or Shades. Picture Cord and Tassels, of all the varieus sizes, colors and qualities. SHADE TASSELS in endless variety. Al of which we purchase direct from the manufac urer, and are therefore enabied to offer rior induce ments. . We have constantly engaged a corps of superior workmeo. a d¢ are st al] times prepared for the «x eoution ofall work in our lin’. at mederats prices and in the most superior etyle. A call is eolicited from those who design refitting. ‘@ show our Goods with pleasure seh oor purchase or not. 49" Corner of Ninth and D stress. Ap '2-26 (States and Intell oopy ] Ww. ARE ie ao IEvize AT- tention to tne vertisement 0: — WOOLFSON, THE OPTICIAN, 4 Penn bahia avenue, between Twelfth and Thi oS teenth streets, which appears in tae [ntelligencer sud States. It be seen that his “strengthening Spectacles and Eye-giasses” are recommend: many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be judges of their god ities, and of the comfort de- th tant inetrumentalticn’ Dr, Wr kee oS ioeatad in this olty for seeral vane,” de'ares THE JUSTORY OF FRANCE, Dy Parker : prige O'd Leaven' gered from Household Worae, by Wits: 1 sd W. Hei ‘ oad LANCRARD & MOHON. P. NOTICE. x = ERSONS Declining housekeeping or having 3 apes ef househ «id effects can find ready sale by ott ptmay Deraiesing Store. 428 7th street, be- Ltd enat side. Been H streets, tt AOL PH RUCALY. ap 2-3m I : LIGHTNING !! LIG8TNING | cutnine!! ° In Truce oy Paack, Prerakz ror War! ARRE, F. LaB. . Southwest corner 2 Bese C sts. FaCTURER OF TIPPED LIGHTNING RODA, ly announces to the public of Washiag- prepared to execute al! taing Conductors on the rinoip!es, oeimert of lerate terms. manufactured eather. Vanes of any decign made to order. mar 3m FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, ‘ Agents for Laurence’s ociebrated Linen Papers, “* Metropolitan Mills,” &o., &o., ja 2% 6m,r 332 Pa. av. bet. Sth and 9th ets. WATER LUXURIES—W, i i Siritinct OYSTERS and CRABS me anil from Norfolk, which La is te 4 seoharee. Depot, No, mar 2 M. VEY, Agent. DUCATION.—Prof. BROWN will © the has pe ba Institute, (a ing iv school, with cand female departments,’ spacious rooms of the old © AY, th inet Pc | a fi eee it experience an: in teaching, and <t tonslihe f the lovation. invite to an eatend- ed patramace. Terme and rejerences at the —_- tation. ap Sim PLAINFIELD ACADEMY way int” Repehaaeaiat ete et so gale fr th> comfort and improvement of 25 boys. To fill @ few vacancies call at Kirkwood Hones, Aori| 3. iit from, 3, $0.4 2. ma pr eadron. I 5 BURNS Pinnbald Comberland county, mar 33-Imeo Mas FESR aa de Apne gets bu TBbS eae age ttt, Reged wl gomgrineat he avon. In addition to her day scholars. ehe is desiroys of ceoeiying into her family a at as e. seed from 10 to i4 years, who will be under her im- inte onre and oversight. Hor arrengements for the accommodation and due care of pupils have been considera,|y increased and otherwise improved. Those in sshington desiring partioular information with reference to CaRLisLe. Pa. com her schoo may apply to W. D. Wallsoh, Halter © the Star. For terms and residenge—No. 36 ther particulars eron street, icmeairls, a WOOD AND COAL. I have now one of the most extensive stooke of Fuel in Washingtog, White Ash Prok: . Rw Bo, Smit 2240 pounds to the te a And «plit. in all oases lof which I wi'l sil at the lowest prioes for ths 2anh. for 3 or 6 days paper, Well seoured. Allacoovnts now standing wil be presented bar fore OH = of fo mee! ig And it is Carnestiy oped wi romptly 5 = " R. W BATES, Wood and Coal Dealer, 14th and C ste., near Canal den TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Beers AND SROR. Tuo SUIT THE Weare now msnufacturine all kindeof BOOTS and SHOES, and constantly receiving #, supp'y of eastern mads work of every de- scription, made expresely to orde-, and will be sold at a much lower price than has been heretofore charged in this oity for much u arholes, Perrons in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or ity made work, )ll always find a good assortment in store and at the lowest Prices Give us a cail. GRIVFIN & 334 Pennsylvavis SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTO! ¥. x 4 Jt BET. Opwosite Old Fellows Hall, Warhinaton, D.C. ferior aps-r a Travelers will study their intoreete b: my TRUNKS, VALICES &o , before shasing were Asli use none but best materiel the market afford the best workmen, Loan conhdentiy Fevommend ray > > rior in Strengch aw’ + Trucks that aro made in other clttes and colt here. I keep aor he land, and maxe to one week's notice eyory deecri LEATHER, NON FRAME FSH De 5S we OX TRONKS; ASHLA Sher VALICES TRA VEtI NG Bes Hak NESS, SADDERS: WHIPS. 0-85 cork oh ine a Caines seed FAMILY “By is-ly JAMES 8. TOPHAM. CABINET WARE. s Ds8 FRE ET, PAPERFANGINGS—New etosk, ebcap for Secor hong by experienced workmen, and eatis- on guaranteed. A0n PRING-SEA PLES DID 1 \ 5 Sada 2 fiche ioaa Noy ma@nufactured in this ; eeranefO8. T. K.P! &CO., rer nei vheere, ‘ 3 Ty ¥ (> rerrita Repaired an Varniabed. Mig 52 MoKENNEY & LANSDALE, 320 Aer = PARK FIRE INS. CO, supplies ao™.; 5 t Com apt hi "KLAN YING ES" LISH- the sorner of 1th and E 450 15:h etreet, corner to Ne. of Poun. avenue. where he will’ be happy to serves all who may all on him,at his usual reasonable rater. mar 15-tf A WM. T. DOVE & CO. RE Now prepared to execute any orders with Whioh they may be favored 1 he PLUMBING, GAS OR SfEAM FITTING BUSIN: 1” Store on Sth street. doore north of Pa, Pia Ppa eee | NDELL ‘K WATER FIXTURES, ina iy . POTENTINI, 06 Pa. Avs. inal SN entire 2 ve. CAVE, rat “AVE, ble TERE, CO. FR ONE Willard’ bia “ Cc dt On Bees leave to cal! the: his Signs wir erally to his Store, tarde. Hote just opened tf ex! t with hie oi b ie id establishutent, where’ he w sae with re. seiveaay orders for eupertot Coulectiou SF own On. ¥ rders for Dinners, Suppers, Palle, and fe rate Parton which will be served up iar hfe tn catch winal te bes bilhortesteeet ook OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Tue Rat Drawing of the R vel tery, conducted by the Spe the ‘supervision of the © ill take piaco at Havana WEDNFSDAY, May 2, 1860. ° SORTEO NUMERO 635 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, prise of.. oO - izes cashed at sight at ® life on ai! solvent Banke token at per. A drawing will be forwarded #s s00n as the reenit becomee Known. : Ail orders for schemes or Sez. to to N api¢-tr addressed Careof og tan teas c. Bt CO: n— OME I! AS TED GOOD TIME Has COMES ' @ MACHINE Tanned Bs Mes Bi ‘0. for ¥ : i ty re greace fed Sey ne Mack's un the wore ae inser & Co.'s roa Femi!y Sewing Machines from Fifty a Pa ph Oy 4 S iy . ie dvite ‘ei to call at our W. Oftes, No, 385 Penna. avenue, under N jotel, end *xamine them their work. reat coonomy in ag plgeatien machine will st onae become rp- 23 athe all of Singer Mec! Fateh ‘work, farnished ¢ address, A good it of Thread, Ni > Twirt, aad pier Fact tates kept on Seaton sed mS 7 458 Ny wn. Hi aN 1g temp 5 ES ae JUST THINK OF iT! A GOOD vik ‘0 For sale soopthi, nents for 315, and aoa $ ra Melodeon: for sale