Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1860, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. ~ EF Though ‘Tux Braz is printed on the fastest steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition Is 20 latge 2a to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 19 o'clock m ; etherwise they may not appeer until the next day. P eee Norice.— District of Columbia a to be inserted in the BaLTimony Sux are recel at and forwarded from Tux Stax Office... | Exratsastic Rectrriox oF SExatox Las—Serenaded at his Resudence—. « Speech. —Senator baviog arrived in this city on Priday inst, om the evening of the follow- ing day (Saturday) the Dor sociation of this city, salute arbour Bra pees ence le ing hima eae welcoming him oe formal manner. As the procession moved alon; the streets it continued to rece! ve farge accessions. There were s number of torches in the line an Roman candles were also shot vf, which to add to the liveliness of the demonstration. After one or two national airs from the band, Mr. Jobn F. Eanjs, President of the Douglas and Johnson Association, Mr. Douglas on the partof the Association and citizens in a neat and eloquent speech, which was responded to by Judge D., a2 foliows: . SPEECH OF MR. DOUGLAS. Mr. Ennis: I tender you, and 1 pb yom to these you represent, my sincere the compliarent tunt you have paid me. To be welcomed on my arrival by so large 2 number the citizens of this city, ta so col night as this, is a compliment of which any might feel . {A use} itis tene ave lived ‘smong you during the seestons Congress Sor seventeen rs, and have exchan; with yow,and rece! from you, those or Kindness which remain fresh fn my heart, and will always be cherished with pleasure. [Ap- piause.] Tobe welcomed by those who know me best; [that’s it;) and who have been al witaesses of the mode In which I have discharged tmy duties, I fully appreciate, and inspires. me wits renewed energies for future duties. [Ap- use. ar fs true, as you have suid, that from the ma ‘this canvass opened Lhxve been actively tr os im the vindication of those great copsti! al principles upen which | believe this Unior nds, and have been able expres my sentinien’ the same terms in the N: abd tbe Sonth, the East and In the Wsst—from Bangor, Mv., to Jefferson City, Mo.,and from the Lakes t& the Gulf of Mexice. [Applause ] So long 2s we live under a Constitation which is the eme law of Qll the States, My ought jodkerteares, — Sustles @ manner ts to impart rights, and equal pealeclion te the Sooo at all the States. [Applause ] I believe that the integrity and perpetuity of this republic depends upon maintaining on the slavery question that great principle of non-Intervention which says to every people, ‘* Regulate your own domestic affairs in your own way, subject only to the Constitation of the United States ** [Applause] This vexed question of slavery existed when our fathers formed the Constitution as weil as now, and If we will only carry out the Lett eps upon which they established the Government, we can preserve it and transmit it to our latest rt al sep ] The only principle upon which that can be done is that the Federal Government must never interfere with the question of Seovlenst rg where except to its constitutional obliga- tions of returning fugitives when bys cytes their masters. {Loud applause.] That tion to return the fugitive slave is incor, the Constitution, and is binding upon the con- acience and the patriotism of good citizen, I believe that if the doctrine of non-interference by the Federal Government had been fairly car- ried out, and the fugitive slave law had been hom estly observed, this Republic would not now be im periland danger. [That's so | | still have hope, and | will cling w that hope with the te nacity of life, fgood,) that the patriotism of the country will yet save this Republic from those perils and disasters that now environ it. [Ap- piause. } I in the cars the other day, while on maf ‘way to this city, the patriotic and eloquent speec! of the lant Stevens, of Georgia, {oppiause:] and that speech aspired me with hope there ‘was sufficient patriotism left to save the Union. [Applause ] I indorse heartily the tions taat be pro; as the terms of adjustment. [Applause.] The Georgia platform, upon which be planted himself, provides that, as a“funda- mental principle of justice and constitutional law, no new State should be excluded because she bas slavery in her constitution. (Good } «It pro- vides, secondly, that the Wilmot viso shall net be applied to any of the ‘Territories of the United States. It provides, In the third place, that Congress shall never interfere with the alave trade between the States. [Good] It provides, im the fourth ce, that Congress shall pass no laws io this District which endangers the peace and safety of the slaveholding States. It provides, in the fifth place, that Con: should never any law repealing or mmpairing the efficiency of the fugitive slave law. (Good, and a ‘Those five itions were all that Georcia asked, and all it the Southern States demanded in the contest of ‘50 and ’S!. I believe they are just in themselves, (good;} and I believe taat the patriotism of this country North and South will rally aroand them now. [Enthusiastic ap- plause ] It is true that Mr. Stevens adds a fifth pro; tioa, which is that all State legislation whic! throws obstructions in the way of the faithful ex- ecutifn of the — slave law should be re- moved. I think t! laws ought to be abolisaed, and | think furthermore they never should have been upon the statute beok of any State in this Union. (Applause.} I am one of those who be- Heve that Congress the power ander the Constitution to remove those obstructions to the faithful execution of the laws of the land. The Constitution declares that fugitive slaves ought to be surrendered up; the Supreme Court bas decided that the Federal Goverument possesses the power and duty of surrendering them up; and a!so that the exclusive power of iegisiation upon this sub- jeet is in Congress, and not in the States ((iood.} if that peapattiion be true as the Court hascnarged it to be, it necessarily follows as an invariable rule of Constitutional law, that a duty imposed carries with it the means of its faithful execution, aud the power to remove all obstructions to its faith- fal execution. [Applause] Heuce, | bold it is the duty of Congress justantly to remove all ob- structions which may be thrown fa the way of the faitbful execution of the Constitutional laws. Let us, then, rally around the Constitution as our fathers made it; [That’s it;) perform all of the duties under it; protect every right guaranteed by it; and then preserve the Union faithfully for our posterity. {Applause } Sir, you Lave alluded to my bearing during this political contest. 1 can enly say that I have done no act and uttered no word during the whole canvass that my a tan Cs wy comments does not fully approve. pplause. contest ea cegrad uaniithe tiaras a feeling, and the strife engendered by It be buried; let the past be to only as furnishing les- sous of wisdom for the future; let ail Union men, all constitutional-loving men, unite as band of patriots and save the country first, a varrel afterwards. [Laughter and applause.) ‘he contest has terminated, it is true, ina manner unsatisfactory to the Union men of this country. ‘Ne man regrets the result more than |— A Voice.—I think so. Mr. Douglas.—Not from consideration to wrsenlt, bet Sv tie pence suit of the [Applause.} jut the questien arises betber it is the part of patriots to destroy the best government the sun of Heayen ever shone upon, merely because a man hag been elected, and a been triumphant, whose princi- are obnoxious to ee ALR Prcoaped that election of any man merican ie, according to the requirements of the Conslitution of the country, furnishes no cause and no excuse for paving this Union. (Good, and cheers } Mr. Lincoln having been elected according to the Constitution, must be inaugurated in obedi- ence to that instrument. oS But so long as be observes bis oath faithful seeing the laws faithfully executed, he be su im all constitutional measures by a!) patriotic men; and if he violates his osth, or violates the Consti- tation, or makes war wu any section, or upon an ly’s rights, then he should be held to the oe accountability provided in the Constitu- tion. {Applause} x ‘W bat barm can he do, even if he be disposed He is in a minority in both Houses of Congress; ia a minority ss rr ae ee the Uni States, (That's so;} and he no except that conferred tue Constitution and laws; and form that duty faithfully,we will Impescn him. (Good ] What harm, ‘ee, can bedo’ [None] He can do no act except to dis- tetbate tue pal e of the Government. In the nce of in nal A - f eed friends, 1 beseech you, without refer- ence to division, to lay aside all |, Belial asperitie<, all personal prejudices, and indulge in no criminations nor recrim|nations, but unite witb me and ail Union-loviag men in sa the country from the disasters which now threaten it. {\\ We will,” and applause. My friends, the night is too cold to detain you longer. {‘‘Goon,goon!’'] Lrenewto you in my thanks for the a have me night itis refresbing and gratifying to my feelings, after the arduous duties of the summer, pry reture hae oe Soe residence asa representative of my » to be welcomed by the citizens and the strangers thus assembled, a great eacouracement for thestill more req and ardgous duties that now Swait us. prepared on Monday next (to day) Complaing, and without any pamion So interfere mt, bak with the impartial discharge of way duties to the A { trust toat the pe No a the occasion, the respousilility that rests upow every public man, should be public; calls attention to the dutles of Washi Wm C. Blount; Rock Creek and Howard, Jas. E. McSparrau; Fairfax, William G. Hammond; Potomac, Charles V. Bi Peter F. Auderton; Springfield, Wm_ F. Bain; Clarke, Ja:ues H. Crown, J. P. Woodward, Su William, G e com ae Island, Major Colonna; U.S. Navy, C. A. Wa. M. Ward, James L. bing Le E —Fredericksbu: caster, John M. Saunders; Westmoreland, James F. Brannin; Ming George, B 8. Atmore; Staf- ford, Hi Ba Caroline, Joun H. Payne; Culpeper, John F. Poulton, be supplied. ence adjourned with the benediction. eral terns of late “] and sworn. all time to ——- f thank is = |; for \dness in listening so ely to me. Mr. Douglas retire he Was greeted with use. being made for Mr. John ¥: gibt ma ~ came ward and delivered a brief but animated spéech, The crowd then formed in line, and accom; nied by the band, protected ywn’s Hotel, 2s where they were addressed McClernand, of Hitmots, arated. Virentta Anxval Conseaknce.—Fr ceedings —The Conference _ The 6! taken y the Hon. Mr. after which they sep- "'s Prov met at 9 o'clock. ofthe Dientptine’ s Who are admitted on tril” in the following were recommended and an itted ; 3. L. Chamberlain, J. 5. Lindsay, J. L. Shipley, L. P_ Crowell, H. C. Bowles, Jas: W. pto! Geo. M. Roberts, and Jas. W. Payne... = ‘The Bishop then took up the question, “Who are T—and the see and edmitted: Thos. S. bell, John tiliameon. i Jas. Carson, H. P. Nelson, were |, Jos. grented supernumery relations. ‘hosen as the thi was cl as the place for holding the of the 5 Rev. Mr. Cowles, Chairman of the enn | Committee, recommended the raising of $10, and individual to: be itof Mey, tee uf isters, who be uested to invite five lay- e650) ‘with them In taking charge of discussion the resolution was. adopted, Ages. of y 1 7 hoonge poemesoery dress,” re; with an allusion te ies ba eprint 0 raphe mete A! ee dance The troubles; reviews, be advance,of ie; clase meetings; declares the vitality Pr Meckediem 1s to be found in the class and the {tineracy; deplores the neglect of class meetings and urges diligent use this means of grace; insists on family worship and religion; declares the baptism of children a Christian duty; thinks sm maaters to their servants; urges the oral instruc- tions of slaves; thinks that the servants should worship in connection with white congregations; endorses’ the benevolent, educational, Sunday School and pubtishin, and concludes with an invocation of the ae” of the people that God-send laborers into his vine- interests of the church; Rev. Mesers. Riddick and W. A. Robinson were made supernumeraries, and Mr. Mauzie lo- cated. The appointments for the ensni: ear were then announced. de The following are the appointments for the districts: Cross, P. E — A. Proctor; Alexandria, Washington and Frederic! Washington. District —Wm % vity, J Leesburg, Wm. lev; W. Duncan, Jos. H. Ri oe, Sup.; Loudoun, Robert W. Watts, L. H. Crenshaw; Warrenton, ;, Winchester, August; Patterson Creek, James M. ; Prince %. May; Berlin, Jno. P. Brock; vis, Chaplain Fredericksburg District. —W. H. Sievsltignt rg, James B. Fitzpatrick; ylvania, Saml. Robiason; King and Queen, m.H. Starr; Middlesex, John G. Rowe; Lan- lenry C. Cheatham; Thomas J. yton; Rappahannock, Fauquier, *S Vanderslice; George c. J. Carson, Sup; Rapidann Mission, to At two o'clock Saturday morning, the Confer- sine die, and were dismissed Croarnat Court —Judge Crawford —The De- cember term of this court met this morning with a fall attendance of gentlemen of the bar and others. Judge Crawford a peace at the usual much better in bealth thay for sev- The Grand Jurors were called Their names are— William Gunton, Foreman, Pierce Shoemake?, hour, lookin; Geren A ean ap eS cues YE ce y Scaggs, Joseph A. Pearson, Ju: itchel : y Scag ph n, Judson . erry, James Towles, Valentine Har- baugh, William J. Stone, sen., Fitzhugh Coyle, Jobiel Brook, Eleazer Linsley, Samuel Lewis, Edward Hall, Rovert Beale, Enos Ray, William R. Riley, Wm. G. Freeman, John L. Kidwell, Wa. A. Bradley, Jonab D. Hoover. The Ju delivered his charge to the Grand Jurors, which was brief, and contained the usual recommendations res thelr o) tions. mn the tact that there They were congratulated uy isan unusually sinall amount of business requiring their investigation the pending term, and that in consequence thelr attendance upon the court will be unuch shorter than is usual in this court. The petit jurors were called, as follows: Thod. R. Brightweil, Robert K. Nevitt, Daniel Light Robert MeCkesney, Michael R. Coombs, An! Addison, Theodore Sheckell, Henry Lyles. James 8. Holmead, Archibald’ White, Bonry G. Davis, Thos. B. Entwistle, John Ball, Wm. B. Perkins, Michael Nash, Edw. Tolson, Geo. W. Stroad, John R. Minor, Henry Thorn, James T. Lloyd, Judson C Addison, Wm. A’ Wallace, Samuel R. Sylvester, Henry Warner, Edward Harbangh, Reuben Worthington, Alex. H. Paul, Edward Krouse, F. A. Klopfer, George Taylor. On motion by Mr. Miller, Thomas J. Johnston, Esq., was admitted as attorney of this court. On motion by District Attorney Oald, Thos J Paige, Esq , was also admitted to the bar of this court No case had been called for trial when our re- port closed. PRoregssoR ANDERSON, TO-NIGHT.—TWwo e8 offer great attractions for visitors to Washington to-day—the Capitol in the morning, and the ‘Theater in the evening The Professor announces an entirely new programme, and \s to work any number of mistifying wonders. Ali bis previous deeds of marvel are to be surpassed by that which be —— this week. To-night is to be Queen Victoria's bs 2 por May e one which the Queen of Eng! ordered Mr Anderson to per- form before ber at her Palace. The only place of amusement open in Washington this evening is the Theater; and as the performance there is first eluss, the farne of Mr. Anderson world-wide, and the amount of amusement to be entertained really very much than can ordinarily be had in 2 place of entertainment, we unhesitatingly ree- ominend a yisit. Tue Fina Heanino —Saturday, the case of Capt. Nathan Darling, who was charged with resi officers Wise.and Gittings in arresting a i Man named Stafford, under the fugitive slave lew, came up for trial. This is the case which was reported in the Star some months ago, when Mrs. Beveridge, of the Washington House, was tried and dismissed homey and Capt. Darling’s case was postponed to await the arrival of Judge Granger, an important witness for the prosecution. Judge Granger appeared, and his evidence exonerated Capt. Darling from any blame im the matter, This was the case, under the fogitiwe slave law, in the District of Columbia, and tbe magistrates, Justices Donn and Giberson, fully acquitted Capt, Darling. Myon: 2 Eee webintee iodae an ran AcamD, ington Lodge. No.6, and. Mount Nevo ent, No.8, headed by Prosperi’s band, are out in this afternoon, attending the funeral fellow member, P. G. and P.C. P. who died y several wi bs depot, whence they were taken to Baltimore for interment, accompanied by the family and friends and a committee of the Gad Fellows. The de- ceased was long and favorably known in this community, and wasan activeand much member of the above associations. Cuntrat Guarp. Hou: iley, fanity and disorder! ee yon Dennis O’Cennor, do.; do. 06. Jas. Fletcher, stealing Si pounds of beef from Jno. H. Hurley; jail for a further hearing. Edward Gray, a woodsaw from Vincent Harris; jail for court. Jno. Gray, drunk and profane; fine and costs — THE ADVERTISEMENT OF WitsREPELD & Co. colum: i fo in, is iat to those in want of winter clothing. Customers will find at Odeon Hall as com; and various an assortment of ready-made ‘weather garments as can be ex- hibited in any similar Louse in the District of Co- lumbia; also, attentive clerks and low prices. ‘Pheir motto is “* Never send a patron away dis satisfied.” “Usper wuter Krvo?”—Mr. Editor: 1 think ” eltizens of the South, ‘who won’t hold office under Lincoln in any event,” should make some response to the a- tion that they, or some of them, bave claimed to be citizens of Washington, and have exercised the oo of such ferumaponsry 2 i is understood that they took an active part in the late municipal election in Washington. Crvis. Baaz iy wrxp the third Cotillon Party of the Metropolitan Club. takes at Preuklin Hall on rebaanh treatog pod ner promises to be 2 grand aftgir, ve possibly noticed tant ARDING. GEORGETOWN. THE LATEST NEWS on the bills 1 BOARDING comfortably fur- | (7, The alate ate, Aa enthusl- | ID nisi ‘at the corner of Nimthand | Correspondence of The Star. TELEGBRAPHIO. obey ste a it" Guorcztown, December 3, 1809. which be teppei oh tee rth”? are * ? viEER, Dec. 1 sere as 0 farms at No. 364 D.strest, betmqen Bika bed, trom Mt. today jo tscnd the ralaig) le faewee* jer, 'D BO ING HOSE —Good Boar , Contractors: for the | “Amd wherras, s compact n by one party a obtal ten or twelve 2 learn that he wiil close | 1# Bo longer Dinding, politically, ly, aver ia Herne RE PCR gt Se Te conferred tor Ba por “Stply mined Bis | Sit ets necawacibed alae. 3 Amembiy, the States enumerated in the bill bana Ce : a business man, Mr. M. 8. Carman, (of the is poe chen n a “gly Taraore. by ah ma OF AR DING 7A Sully. ot two ge three geotio: | Carman & Dobbins, coenevn thutenents in het. | Be si'enacted, That the State of Georgia will author of | 453 Nint 2 te bere re for the excellent manner | *ithdraw its confederated faith fromall the States regen of Pious which that ‘of the work is @xectited, | Which interpose obstacles to the recovery of our hint. ‘The {| Rooms in the house, and the sati made; some elght or ¢ Tzbts under the Constitution; and comes from the 4 di iedse Ut lad ate ten courses seria? beck balls on ‘each abutment 4 Be #1 further enacted and decreed, That ali of- werta do withels-Adantic troubles. | FROARDING—SOGE Keown Somfortabiy for | Sreeeeg Serene uuabed te the short Mime | Sor sih to eupport the Comet er wee tee c Beha cone obits - Bra edt, bs Would Mews tree swale I It bad not Ueck tor | 8 Lereby relisved and abesived from thelr bli: tions from such oaths; og well ae tl! cases in -On mederace ter “4 r be Rio. Board. Location Convenient and. very courts of this State where the States or citi- ee zens of those Mtates who refase our constitutional articles, at Cleary & Green's | FBQARD AND ROOMS — Front Cham- ibe, sbutmenti are ‘finely Proportioned, snd | rights are parties or otherwise concerned, ‘ednesday morning next, at 10 ft Page may ve finished . e art from solid rock foundations, |. This amendment was lost—ayes 36, nays 89 quer. and cigars BE Banie wi ame & and are being builtin the most substantial mannet The retaliatory bill, however. pasted the House. ir. 7 —_——_-_- —. Bax vale. no of the best meameeiale, Kin Bad we er Thanksgiving : got. and on the front of the abutments heavy iron bars | N&w Oxtrans, Nov. 29.—' aa Day FOR SALE AND RENT. the whole length of the work are let into grooves | W#* devoutly observed in this city, An immense omy thee ——$$_—$$ $e it cnt in the top of the facing stone every two | COnCouase assembled to bear Dr. Palmer, of the well known | [For other “For Sale and Kent” advertisements, | | or threeeourses, binding the whole together in | Presbyterian Charcb, deliver his eloquint apd throng! Rae aes S00 first page} "| | cnezmae: Blue gaciss from the Potomac quarries | thrilling discourse in favor of secession, wie s SARE ee SE? dk 1) SE re | - Seren ‘ Auge ncerementously sricken from the los de | FLOR. RENT—A froat PARLOR end CHAM: | Std the teeves over pipe waulls, he, are of mand | , Dr Lencock, of Curia Church, (Eplacopsl,) ple- thelr right i ingeason, they may be deprived of V'st. opposite the Theaters” Ges ate | MEloks lald in hydraulle mortar. Sayed the ‘eackristion jons or the North. . . ED. T. Thi The work \s in charge of Mr. D. T. Myers, URNISHED ROOMS TOR diviston eneral his ckdained Institution Tntense emnotiea gece W2 Axx svrx no one who Is desirous of deriv: F street, between E and F sts., No. 452, Sentence, oki ane bh FE orentied vajled. — ~ ing: ae: eve A the baat conterrtig a] _des-st™ . ti ’ appointed to have a direct and constant Abalitionists are daily arrested. There is tm. e1 r al a Dansanie’ tote present eoopage =| tr cee over the quality of the materials and | Meuse exc! and secession feeling mo- ‘the Disanion is inevitable. Secession Meeting at Memphis Memrnis, Dec. 1.—A largeand excited meeting ‘was beid bere last night, when resolutions were tosccept the present asan i ble conflict. calling on the Governor to convene the Legislature, advocating » State Convention, and tasuring the Southern States that Tennessee wil! stand by the action of a Southern Convention for weal or woe The Ca OR RE i i given at Pranklia HOOMS. with Boned st eres Nets og ‘ ‘Tuesday, for the ‘of Mrs. Maria Long’s re- Eleventh street, between Pa. avenue end K st. Our City Ceuncits assemble this evening, in ac- turn ww: England do $-lw’ cordance with law, for the regular winter session, Considerable business of importance to our citi- zens will be brougot forward during the session. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS IST OF LETTERS REMAININ: T L POS OFFICE GEORG TOWNS RE for the month ending Novem! er 30, 1360, AS WILL BE SEEN by advertisement, the “Old Hickory” are in the field again, and will give their fifth Grand Assembly at the Assembly Rooms, this (Monday) evening. —————— Rev. Ma. Nixox, who was stricken with pa- ralysis on Thursday last, in Alexandria, still con- tinues in a critical condition. Retictovs xoticgs, and a number of other local out to-da JTURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, with about Bitcomet oopiad, ro rola 5 e let 5 & STEPHENS. gid et magee Hepes 2, RK RENT—A PAKLOR, on the first floor, and three fine Betrooms on the floor above, at No 276 Pa. avenue, two doors east of the Kirk- wood House. destt POR RENTATo Mrusurs oF Cone OrHERs)— Very aerate suit of lar; Fagiti ve Murder Case. * Persons applying for letters in the follewing LORS acd BED C ‘ nd ev- 3 vr . C.W., Nov. 30.— articles, are crowded y. poton}, ae Bes ee Carne Oe i! plonne nay ther are advertise?; o' ine ‘ORONTO W., Nov. The decision tn LADIES List. Anderson, Mary L Daily, Mrs Bridget Magroder, Mise A Easton, MreLeuua Magruder, Mire M Massie, Mire Lucy fouss—Pa. avenue, No, 277,between laih sates sts. pOK RENT, Fuat Ward—three equarce Weoeet y Wee, bereneli aall Os Protocrarus of H. R. H., Prince of Wales and suite, at Whiteburst’s, 434 Pa av. Also just received original (oo aphs of Prince Albert, jueen Victoria, the Emperor and Empress o! the extradition case of the fugitive slave and murderer, Jones, hes been still ferther postponed for a few days. The court to-dav was crowded, and much interest manifested in the proceed: Andersoa, Mary : Bu Many colored people of both sexes seemsbled te rise, Catherine Best, AE Gibson, Mrs Evaten, pay = ay Mallon, Macy A ce, and Garibaldi. This establishment has | for » shop, and Patiors and Chambers papate. of Barker,Rebecca Graves, Mra Pierce, Miss 8 and around the court bouse, ready to rescue the i ene Baker, Mary J Grbeon, Mrs Joo H isoner { th band him reduced its prices almost fifty per cent. at suite, of Rooms, aes 1 Or usfurmished ; close | pares, Rebe Guibert, Mie Seer to the United. Seshen peti ite. Covcus —The sudden changes of our climateare | _de3 2tawtf Mire Ket = sources of Pulmoaary, Bronchial and Asthmatic OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, of 8 What President Bachanan will de im case of Afectsons. Experience having proved that simple Fol ties oxtaining 12 rooms. located near the Secession. iePeie cltea,peeabentty” geet cotta, Sues | Treanry Department: armeriy ovoupied by wena: | Con?ort' gun g Rutty Cuancrstox, Dec. 1—A epecial dlapate from soa! had to © Bri ie tor Biggs; or I will rent 5 rooms in said honse. Johnna, Pom -official tone ‘Washington to the Courier, in a semi. says that the President bopes that South Carolina will appreciate the delicacy of bis position and not compel him use force in the collection of the revenue. The President will maintain the laws, collect the revenue and protect public Property. pats teen trast sesame sem Secession Also for rent. a ama!l Frame House, containing 5 rooms and kitchen, Inquire at 420 Fourteenth at, between H and I. de 3-tf LEASANT SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET, with Board, at No. 456 Twelfth st., between Eand F. Apply next door, at No 4™2. de 1-3t* OOMS FOR RENT—Two Chambers and a Crown, Sorah J Cornell, Maria L J Fg Smt Mies FL Johuson, Miss H—@ Smith, Mes Sa: Johneon, Mra Shavks, Miss) A Jonsone, Mise E E Smith, Mee Mary “0 Jackson, Miss AJ Wacey,MraM Digges, Jackson, Miss Alice Wri Davison, Josephine Kell M3 Whi Davis, Mre Eukine Kuh Duett, MissD Lewis, hie them effectual for clearing ers & and Mrsnereoarae pe voice. See advertisement. ReapeR, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise pape Doi Mr B ntiments—Bank Suspensions. t . Read it; it will i : fortably Furnished Parlor, at No. 355, cor- | Ds!s* Mrs Savannan, Dec. 1—Judge Eugeni iebit, Ww. — i URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—Perso: ih we Secs] wong ett now advocates immediate secession. Washlagems monty wants it cosleme te oti Mubine tea above wall Rat owe handsoms par | pati, Toor, soe Oe So ce All the Savannah Banks suspended specie pay- kinds of Dry Goods, at Matthews & tore’s, 358 | lors three chambers at No, 211 Pa. aven Gekyli, Thos ments this morning. Seventh street, betweenland K,eastaide, ‘tf | mear'y opposite Willards’ Hot Grove, RA — .To THE ArFLictED!—Be sure to read the adver- '—T wo suits of FURNISH A oe, Sheen Attempted Negro Insurrection in Kentucky. Garretson, N Gladmon, Asa Glosaell, Ambrose 2D t moderste prices, or if desired will be reuted separately. Apply at 435 Eighth st., be- tween G and H sts ,direotly north of me ree tisoment of MoLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.in snother column. © tf Lesanow, Ky lombia, in this states that Grager, Avgust and one white man. their leader, bad been Office. de 1-3t Hodge, W by the citi of Bt 4 , DIED, Hone, WL Pee, Wn y the citizens of Burkeville for an attempted in- # On Sunday evening. the 2d instant, sfier a short | POp Ree Be so Ch Oe PRE ORS ed pt Jae E Mayward, Mast W'2 Pests, Wm surrection. No farther particulars. and painful liness, ERASMUS BOOZE, (printer) | Gu FAD ERS head nely NEKO S O48 | Beaton Horsce Hache: Ths power eke Virginia in the Sth year of his ag ‘ AIGLER’S Eoahoctionars, opponite Kirkwood | Rrovn,George _ Hodghia, Sim P Paynes J . F atae - ee sonceedey,, the dth inst. House, 401-8" | BrownsGeoGagt,8 Higgins, Mich] Peterson, Nicy ——— ay 2 » yy will refuse oe 4 ste, —. SS as . > ig Ye uesi cler Lpebuis abner tfully invited to attend: | FOR RENT—A two-story HOUSE, on O street, | Brees, brik” Herwisey ast JP itey- Ties” futing and prayer. Te eiegrapt =~ on the 24 instant LILLIE fant daughter of coolly repeired and pela Apply io BALDWIN Barrett, Avsuin Hickey, Jao : P made the Governor to request of the on nad J. F. and MC. A’ Parkor, aged 1 month’ ond 21 | BROTHERS, corner Firat and D sts,, near Depot. | orettagers Rothals 2 W themselves to appoint a day.— Reporter. ( Winchester, Va., papers copy.) * de 1-3t Hester, Geo H—3 kine, Ge Arrival of the California Steamer. New Yorx, Nov 3.—The steamship Northern Light, with California dates of the 11th, has ar- rived, brin; Fok SALE OR RENT—A fine DWELLING HOUSE, containing 11 rooms and fine yard, situated 202 | et , between 2th and 2ist sts. For epee inquire next door of Mr. RUCHIG- NANI. -lw* i OTICE. HE UNDER3IGN inform rons aad te ERIONED eine: prone Yo te z 0 Mr. Clay it late Minister to Peru, is amon, Surplus stock at auction, he has re-opened with v see passe: t . extensive stock of the finest olentea F ENC ro FU NISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Twelve wane CUNFECTIONERY. His Vining an upper ., haudsomely Furnished Parlors and Chambers, coms have been thoroughly improved, with ad- | suitable either fora large party or thres different Georgia Bank itioual rooms gad ne urnis! ad je is now families. | An experieroed. cook, in pas yremae | Mittenervitte, Dec. 1.—The Bank bill Pu es wi | eg meais. 0. 4 onr, ‘ween i era himeolt that, with | Isthandigdr ste Pe? dol 38" by the Lagiststare eutherines the will be enabied to ex of = 8] if its by the Banks, lega’ OR RENT—The HOUSE and STORE, on Pa. | Gamenell.B weet pep § ons ae mdersigned feels confident that all that is | Ki avenue, First Ward, oppositethe Sever: Build: Dapiens, We pecan te ee ee Pee, ee eCessary sal i vw . Sammi bea call. The choicest that the martet Cheri | 5 & shoe store. Possession given by the Int of | Dill, Peter tongdon, Geo Bank Suspensions althe luxuries that can be obtained from other | Vecember next, or before. For particulars pieare | Dadrow, Marcus lec, Alfred Avevusta, Dec 3 —All the banks in this city sources will be constantly on hand teguire of Mr. DYER, at the store, or at Mr. CAR Ponting L Landry, Alex bave taken advantage of the recently law THOS. POTENTINI ROLS, next door. Dyer, Rinsey Lueday, EK and suspended this morning They bave French Confectionsr« and Ri staurant. z WM. EMMERT. | Doris, joha the maxi of di y have fixed Ord mand, No 372 Eo.ar. betvemn PLEASANT SUIT OF FURNISHED] Donfisi a” aa ip i n Jonas 4 Cel aeiae 10th and Lith streets, south side. AL ROOMS to ront at No. 422 Twolfth stroct, Berton, nits te = deo x ween street an Crk avenue, consist- * Wal Graear save OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD | ine of parlor, chamber dining Dereamer, Geo C Worth, Cape Ht Secession Merting in Mobile. ano Wataut F URNITURE, PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, Edmondson, WB Monite, Dec Beawnts we was held here last night. ‘Mi John Bregy AND A fen, Robe Ware, e night. jensrs. > Bnowse Onnannwrs, Vaien: Reheat Edwards, GeoW Mackesey, Thos Williame, Chas Judge Dargan, Geo i) ae pers are Ketchum, and BH Humphreys were unanimously nominated egates to the State Convention Nad ay in the third story. take place in a fow deys, at the s; es oR REAT_?T room + of C, Woodward, a few doo! st of the ction rooms, & large Snd valuable assortment of ouséfurnishing Goods from a house in New York leclioing epriness, &:lof which will be sold without receiving and arranging for paci - 1 MISCELLANEOUS.—No.15 Gay street; Mechanie Lodge, a OR RENT—Three beautiful PARLORS the houss 252 G street, corner Filteenth st., occupied last session of Congress by Hon, Me. Bemphrey, 30 now for rent. Aleo, the Parlors U7” Lerrers tn act casts must Bt Pe Dec 3-1 HENRY WIRT TILLEY Florida State Convention Called. nen A ro TALLanassE, seth —The Legislature of this ” % — FI now occupied . de Haas Janvier, Esq., in the | ——— AE IEG NET RIES ‘State bas ie bt Wi ab Pa or Sate aisha een eosewoodand | tame house. ‘Thero are also seversl. has’ Rooms TICE.—The first annus! meeting of unanimouely the bill calling a e jas, op . Whatnots, Etageres, Liquor C: Mirrors, handsome Gi! Paintings. Partan c and Bronze Groups of new and beautiful des . French Chins Tea Sets, Vases, Rugs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, & , de , ke. Notice ‘of day of gale given in future advertise- the G,. ‘Third Building Assocjation of Georgetown ‘will be held at the Counci! Chaunber on TU+ SDAY EVENING next, at7 o'clock. An eleetion of offi- ors to serve during the ensuing year will be held in the afternooa, acd for that purpose the Judy and the Sseretary will be in attendance from 4 to 7 suitable for single gentiemen or smal! families,with = ——— to mort on the 34 of January. board. no 3)-3t* or without HE UNION CLUB HOUSE AND NEWS ROOMS, No. 448 Tuikteenr' Alexandria Markets ALEXANDRIa, Dec. 3—Flour—Family $6.50. Ae aes 5S Oe $5.37 25.50. Wheat —white, fai 4 n Sr... 1 to good, $1 W528! 20; red $1.04a Between Penna. avenue and F streot, o'clock. By order of the Board. 5 ‘ 55263¢.: “dei JAS. C. MeGUIRE & CO. Late Residence of the Mayor,” del 3 WILLIAM KING, Seo. " mil. Oats 31aze. Corn Mealomaase Cure Cough, Cold, - | This house will be open to Gentlemen early in + bushel. Seeds—Jimothy €3383 50; Clover cere FisiRate ote | Recatcta once eee oo | AA tte ote Hem a eponsa,y. | swear Casrnt.scat. Ieee t di coms can en, a y » rou, AUC 5 acon a 3 ‘orl TicAcer Ouch te Coe Sanat B. DONNELLY & co._ | GUTMAN'S, 117, Bridge street, south mde. We have ies reeeived @ «p:endid steck of Kid Gioves, Pome iets, Embroweries, Cloaks, Shawls, &o.. rom the latest Baltimore suctioas, which we will tion, Bronchitis, Ashma, & Catarrh. Clear and give Strength to the voice of BLIC, SPEAKERS ‘ fer AND SINGERS. ‘ew are aware of the importa: i Cough or “Common Cold’ rin ite feet Seca at which in the begining would yield toa rin} reme- dy, if neglected, soonattacks the Lungs. ** Brown's Bronchiat Troches.” containing Somelotinaredt $7.50. ‘Lard i3altc.’ Eggs l4al6c. Whisky 94a30c Baltimore Markers. Batriaone, Dec. 3.—Flour dull and <4 Obio $5; on, Mills held at $4.75. Wheat dali; red $1.10a1 15; white $1.20a1.40. Corn steady; old white $1 6Uai 61. S17 75. at 1c. ARGE AND VERY HANDSOMELY FU nished Front Rooms, on first and second foo: may be had, with Board, at No. 339 F street, tween 9th aud 10th sts. Persona desirous of locat- ing themselves for the wiater wiii do well to apply. MAN, Provisions dull; mess pork Coffee steady at Mal4xe. Whisky dull no ME3- BANNERMAN, Pa avenue, near Third : st., has furnished and fil up her house for tt: NEW CONFECTIONERY. nos either aid eonvanenae of th ard, on mod- modated. + EBERT ‘6 to inform the peop'e of Wash- omfort and convenie: who may de- ents, allay Pui; € ington and George! that he intends to reopen, Ne’ rk Markets. ertder: That pele py eee fe te terms, ‘Table boarders accom: on Monday, the 3d of suber, the Confectior New Yorn, Dec. 3 —Flour 5c. higher. Wheat BROWN’S whioh ‘the *"Troches™ ‘Bree spsoitie) | 209-3 Bootes street! Geontoseuns, where ke iatenie bo | "uae lower,’ and dull: Corn declining. Pro- sq having made me often a mere whi ME © AGE Ds y 7 visions dull. Whisky nominal at 18xc. TROCHES rerer N.P. WILLIS. | A land : if re Eth 6 jae ot Wastin . ceaiah tlisy Parkes, Dinuore and. Suppers. 8¢ | ———————n tol ol le: ria, near s "01 oads e 5 4 rnocuse St kev. ma onarre, | aeaeatiat pa ari cekermuancee | cme ——_acesuer. | To yang Gaia. erpan- TROCHES |, eat serine ie thar aN:,. | has every variety of fruit; strawberries and peaches (CORPORATION OP GEGRGETOWN. pis. eee PUBLIC GENERALLY BROWN’S ness.” REV. DANIELS Wisk inabundance. Apply on the premises, or address, TRICT, MARYLAND, acd VIRGINIA — "a ¢ ce * | at Alexandria, EB. piusidien: B4N NOTES at par for Groceries, mid three ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform you that he TROCHES,, “Almost instact relief in th % no 90-3t* (Alex. Gazette.) lars in specie given in change when two dollars | jas i» score one of the ts ot. tressing labor of breathing peeulia - worth is bought at Tenney’s, corner Migh and? BOOTS and SHOFS to be found in the! BROWN’S °° Asma.” iM pre ee or CONGRESS For rent, | Bridge streets, Georgetown, Ce city, for Ladies’, Gentlemen's, Mi "REV. A. C. EGGLESTON. ndsomely and newly furnished suitsof PAR- | ‘The subsoriber will continue te soll at the same | Su vor Weer Gin GEM HOES TROCHES, “ Contain no Opium or snythi: LORS ard C SEE ERS Be 391 E street north, | prices as before the suspension. His stock is large OVER-GAITERS, EG6L injurious” DR A A CHAYES | between 9th and 10th ats, ‘Apply-on the premises. End well assorted, comprising almost every article | fis entire stock ‘ ie for this sea- BROWN’S| 4 Ciemist, Boston, | 202% 3t* Usually Saakine. rat class vce f —— du. | £0n's Wear—in the best sty the best materia! TROCHES | pohydimple snd plensant combins- URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, or the | 5 pity bey ioe al tress chaea eel and vorkmaashio. To righ he lari your et- | RO for Coane, Ae RGELOW, | then ete ete near hn aee tere | Ht aaa nes mee, (A few doors eaat of National Hotal,) abe kel NGF. i PE ESTA ‘Kodttnent ‘sy pe ana W.H. PENNEY | no 27-00Sw {intel a Con) 406 and Oth ste. . ” Lils TROCHES| “ Beneficial in Broncurris, ne, | POR sAm ORAENTSK Sass — = r J a Pr Fa, Rigo SUGARS, NONEY BROWS «ose geod tens extent i bg lt eae lees Mo cee ek REREING ALEW IVER : TROCHES | Wuorrixg Cousn.” side. For further partieulars inquire atthe house-| 92 P cued pal Rekewe CARs, oF » jo and Java COFFE | Voi W. WARREN. farnishing storo of MgGREGON & GO.,.No. 990) Sp bags Mio end Jars COT REE BROWN’S) es Ese eventh st., opposite Suter, Lea & Co.'s’ Banking | por oe peed) e019 Benes. ¥ oom: to Use io Eval eA 8 A ok Pe. SE TROCHES speak, suffering from 4 ELL 100 BBLS. OF FRIME CIDER ON #. | POONREY. 3. “PARDEE N OR RENT.—A three-story BRICK DW Ble | J yg ee eae CIDER. A. SpEoN ab BROWN's| Dents. | Ho, ING HOUSE, wl beak balltaey on 2th eS: | “noas cENY'E SitlNN. ON Hae Roos) ,o Brrviteas inrengring Monroe | KiRKWUOD. 416 Twothat, Rott — r; com with Srzaxers and Sixe- OR REN T—A four-story brown-front DWE! AND FOUND. 4 BROWN'S 3 ING. situate on Thirteeath st. 0 HES! Prof. M.STACY JOHNSON. setts av., one of the deme ie O8T—On Saturday © TROCHED| Prot STACY argues, | Geaonr a sy ise hopes Rrmeted wits | LL Qat PSR Re eeen eaias aa BROWN’S Female College. Bath-room. Inguire st WAM. Pr SHEDD'S Banay | Mit, The finde Jy rewarded by lear- | PaSHIO | bath-room.- Ingu +P. Ranoy | ing itat WAITTL Oil snd Paint Store, | FASH TROCHES) “Great — rg before re, No, 50% Lith st. 00 21-31 on Seventh st., ‘de3 3:" re its ir Ee ae loeated first- = Bek fo: pnowws| Reareises iste dpateestad: | Fate Buniphiee Norstar Meise, | $5 REN ORD Ras! tHe eins TROCHES) stoma. OWLEY, A, M. Rie sien corecenann Pan ka toon 5 a, rows, Pai toned rin Bye EA . B a osut' > sa BROWN’S P: ¢ of ans Colleges enn. | PARKER. no Beat it. he EE et) otisting it. The above re: will TROCHES EF Seva Rapsa Ug | KRNMRATARPRENT Eom BENE | Sursatsten = Nelatae detty : ne, yen comay furnished om tet oor - ation very | FASCAPED FROM C AND SEVENTEENTH | no 23. 't aud desirabie; only s few from the strests - - Benet aie ET RIBBONS! -¢, Department and publve croands, and cmaib shout 8 care old, bariay sae oortiags bey” GREAT BARGATSP ING 0} 200 pisces of BONN BONS off | line te ea » on New York avenae, thi Io and’ collar, For return, or information | as {shall move to my aew ‘323 about one the usu ices, Somme very food door from Fi street,No.460. no where she can be fi Seuitable reward will be | ave on the ist of January, Si choice, WENDY BOAN, eee FOR RENT-HOUSE No, 460M sirest. be. x | terbahet waoBes eet. o'n0 30-6 Béar Avonue Honse. press Tick Tia rate, us large Ost, Ok STOLEN—A small TERRIE! fees = Li GA PINS, BLEEV! ers eDWwaR sor t0 Dr. CRA: | collar. Hic cars lap over Mia heads wn every eually 2 i js ROWS open tis par street, Georgetown. the name of Pate. Whoever re Called ag get barmmine. san %, mor Ratt ris: Sleeve Batons, ls, &o., of re wo Gs' severed. no Zi-l0t ‘near every variety, ‘iM. WwW. he R ALS, LET—A suit tot DE Jewell: 3 BY, or 4doors ‘west of ‘s fico, bie near the ‘AME TO THE 8U: I the mora- pce ates vers |Stkce tence aoe no 30-3t 798 Sf tg Geena Gold Spey Eal eae” | Sommloryansgneer™ Pomrgy Ra oka A eaiarpanabacle peal meee a ee ae Ore Ginanos, &o, A larse, if just oF for of roel to JO) i - | [OST —Lost frome eis mora ; Se eG, | Saas oe ST Lee v7 them at the MRS. M. A. PEARCE pre gate to the soealaeecessten ef 500 Wis Ree aac ry a Wastin rer ees ‘ wee eT es eid cinate wtintnu G™ | War Vas ae Regrora tec R704, Rees: -