Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1860, Page 2

$ . E - : oe. GR Ree me — Items Telegraphed from Wathingten. aL. THE EVENING STAR. Wasmineton, Dec. 15.—The President A ‘Purmtr nD mer a erie ordered the Macedonian and we man ber! = Spe .—After we went to Layee . to be in readiness to sail at short Motice, ostens! . le, the GTON CITY: bly fo: foreign stations, but really for Cliarleston | the condition ntry. He he'd . December 15, 1560. | parbo-. Gen. Cass thought thabthey suould be | gentlemen who are complaining had tbe —=—— | sent to as once, with sealed dove tie when =a ei inz, a bave — 5 Prees * eff soundings,” their commanders mm | nant entlemen who are he Bi nope ot bas aah mut pass the com: from those was that they weré#@ go re | with have been the eRigenter thin the i lief of those really -‘invested”’ in M lem | that . there is anythi: prebension of ordinary minds to discern the im-| Cor of N.Y. Commercial. . Te the other side of t portance attacbed by the Constitution to the alleged identity of opinion on the pert of both Mr. Cass and the President with respect to ‘the great question of coercing & a State to remain in the Union by military force.” Who, in the wide Jand, bas talked of ota @ State?’’ inquires the Intelligencer. The Intelligencer argues that too much tolerance bas been granted by the administration to such among its members and subordinates as are avow- edly and osteusibly laboring for the destruction of the Government, and in this connection notes that the Government paper affords Mr. Cobb’s ) it is you and not we that are responsi! we have never had the legislation of the for an hour You have no fie against us, but it bas been said the North has been unfaithful to the fugitive slave law. That law in some of its provisions ts very odious to us, and to all who are of the Anglo-Saxon race. In respect to the Mberty bills Cs Se Uy fe three hem, and lly they: ate void. "The Se Senators from G: ia, "ireins aed Mississippi wese so frank and cand! them up as comen for theexcitement atthe South. Even the tleman froin Georgia had said Lin- coln would do no harm. Mr. Iverson had not said any be ya Mr. Wade read from Mr. Iv The members of the New York delegation met on Sunday night at John Cochra room to con- sult upon future action, without rd Fone sore or party lines. eee met at 8 o'clock, ai it tH ll o'clock. Hoard was Cheirman, ohn Cochrane was Secretary. Twenty-eight were present Beal and aie were sick, and reces- sarily Mal The other six were also necessarily absent. rt. Reynolds introduced a resolation, drawn ) bimecke, afhemnl ‘ifirming, after a preamble stating the basis of the present Union and Con- stitution, ae Union erat sont cry rs . ved; pl ny lew Yor! e Bu of Slavery tah, ‘and the right of secession and coercion, are pease altogether. The language is very conciliatory, but calm and decid space, general \d say tl disunion counsel even after he had with- The tion met with sap) cma continued. Then you di & drawn from the Cabinet, to the extent of ‘six part of Mr. Sickles, who in’ juced an commit no «over. a ald dreary columns.” The Constitution has @ fling at the Jatel/igencer im consequence of some complimentary things said of the latter journal by the N. ¥. Tribune and Evening Post. ——<—--——_—__— Yusteapay, 1x THE CommittEx Room.— Wash- ington city is agog with exciting rumors con- cerniag what yesterday transpired in the room of the Committee of Thirty-three. This excitement grew out of the withdrawal of Mr. Reuben Davis, of Mississippi, (from the committee) on the ground that the tendency of matters among them looked rather to exacting further concessions from the South, than to the accord by the North of the additional constitutional guarantees now so evi- dently necessary to save the Government from destruction. Mr. Davis came to his conclusion in far too great haste. That deoision resulted from a vote of the committee; not adopting the pending resolutions of Mr. Davis of Maryland, as is erroneously believed by many, but, simply, first to consider the sabject of those resolutions— ‘the question of the remedies necessary to cure the violations of the fugitiveslave law. On the ques- tion of giving that subject priority in their de- lberations, we believe the vote to have stood ayes 16, noes 13; Mr. Winter Davis alone of the South voting aye. The South desires to have the territotial question first disposed of, only because it is really the single question concerning which it is possible that an agreement may be a wark of difficulty; and also because its settlement Is abso- lutely required to check the movement of the extreme South for the destruction of the Govern- ment. We regret, therefore, that the North (in the committee) saw fit to gratify Mr. Davis, of Maryiaad, in his wish first to dispose of the fugi- tive slave law subject, for the pacification of which he (Mr. D.) has a proposition pending before them. © Concerning that proposition, by the by, we have to say that we apprehend an erroneous impression prevails in the minds of most of the southern members, who evidently regard it as proposing further concessions from the South. On the con- trary, ap we have heard of its substance, it rather proposes that the South shall consent to modifi cation of the existing fngitive slave law, which, while they will not im any particular weaken its Operative effect, will insure its prompt execution everywhere, by stripping its opponents of the pre- tense that it is possible to reduce free persons of color to slavery through it. No southern man de- sires that the law sbali afford the means of doing any such thing; nor do we believe that it has ever been so prostituted. Nevertheless nine- tenths of those whe oppose its execution, do so under that plea. Were they stripped of it by Congressional legislation, we doubt not that nine tenths of the trouble that exists through the law’s non-execution, would vanish; and we trust that iu whatsoever tbe committee may eventually re- port Im the premises, they will take care that hereafter no such pretense of unfairness in the Jew shall remain to those who seex a plea to palliate its non-fulfilment. The addition to the law of a simple provision requiring the owner of an escaping slave to put on record in the office of bis county’s clerk, within ten days after the escape, a description of the runaway, and to pro- duce a certified copy thereof when claiming him in a non-siavehoiding State, wiil accomplish the object in a tr'ce. Smendicent Proposing a meeting and consultation between the New York and Virginia delegations upon the crisis of affairs, for the purpose of secur- ing aunion of action between those two great States. He supported his proposition in a strong speech Reynolds also supported his resolution ina speech. Sickles’s proposition met with no general favor, and was fo adopted. Reynolds's Gas adopted by almost bheepeiog coneeat-—oaly Sickles, Barr tna Mackta: ing it strongly. Briggs, Cochrane, Hask' Se larke, and all the Republicans supported it. Sedgewick took very strong Republican grounds, and Clarke went in unequivocally for the support of the Union at all events. They adjourned to Wednesday evening. what Mr. Li this, “either we will rule or ruin this Government.” That is what it means. Mr. Wade took it that secession was ht under the Constitution, whilst he admi eneral right of revolution. Those who under- revolution, if successful, are all right, and are heroes; jefeated they are rebela. Mr. W. did not say tus Stones he supposed any eB as tended to make war on a secedi: ng merely to show that we have the bg NG Thong we will not make war on a State, out till she gets the consent of the Union ite The Chief Magistrate of the Union cannot be re- leased from his duty to prevent any star from dropping from the galaxy of this Confederacy. The most te caste “uty pcre the collection of the revenue. A ynecg South Carolinado not want the mails; if they cht notsend Senators and Representatives here, we cannot force them in these matters, but when they come to the Per formances of the duty due to all the States duty must be performed. The President must collect the revenue. When blockaded, South Carolina will be put into such position’ that it will compel her to declare war, and win her in- Gependence by violence and blood. This act of levying war is treason against the United States, and no lg this body will deny it. if the Union of States is to come to anend, he (Mr. W.) had looked sround to see what Polley we of the North may adopt. He could seea glor- iousfuture for those who stand by the Union. There stands Mexico, she is afraid of you on ac- count of your slavery peppepention, and your fillibustering. They would invite us take the protectorate of theircountry. England has wished us te do this. He would say to the merchants of the North, if they would but follow him, to make seven-fold out of Mexico to whatthey now dofrom the South. Hitherto Mexico has been led by our policy to fear and hate us, and has becn driven to seek the protection of strangers Mr_ Wade concluded his speech by alluding to the Republican policy of providing # home for the free blacks in Central America, and saw the day in the distance when Canada would be knock- tae to enter the door of our Union. We shall yet bethe greatest nation of freemen that has ever lived on the face of theearth This policy had somewhat reconciled Mr. WV. to the secession of the Sonthera States. He would prefer to keep the present Union, but if Southern men will have it fo, the old flag shail fly over the divided people ‘This capital, which some gentleman said should be the sont of the Southern Confederacy, was founded by Washington, and the flag of the Union shall still fy over it. Although bat flag might be assailed by traiters on every hand, yet by the grace of God, under its shedow, as he bad lived, so would he die. ‘The Senate then to the consideration of Executive business, and, afier some time spent therein, the doors were reopened and the Senate adjourned Hovsx.—After our report closed— Mr. Sickles and John Cochrane presented reso- lutions on the state of the Union, which were re- ferred to the Commitiee of Thirty-three. Mr. Adrain, of N. J , presented the followt: Whereas the Coustitation of tbe United Si is the supreme law of tbe land, and its ready ané faitbfui observance the duty of all good and law- abiding citizens— Resolved, That we ite the spirit bli creme bedience to the ovation wan ceeenan) and we earnestly recommend ey: re ie ai statutes enacted by State Legislatures which are in conflict with aed in violation of that sacred instrument, and of the laws of Congress made in pursuance thereof. Mr. John Cochrane moved to have the resolu- tion amended as follows : ‘ And that the personal Matec Roe dillsof all States, wherever passed, should be repealed Mr. Adrain objected. His oy covered the personal liberty bills Mr. Hindinan moved to have the resolution modified by the introduction of the words “ in- cluding preena A geiesnee™ liberty bills,” so called. republican members —‘ No, no.’? Mr. Burnett contended that the resolution ought to be so modified. Mr_ Sherman proposed that if the resolution be modified it ought to be modified so as to run after the words personal liberty bill, ‘all nullification lawe;’’ if it was not so ai led be would move to lay the resolution on the table. Mr Adrain hoped the feeling of all was a de- sire to preserve the Union, and the way to do that was to manifest a spirit of conciliation on all sides. If any objection was raised there to the first pro} amendment, that all personal liberty bills should be repealed, and all acts in conflict with the Constitution of the United Statesand the laws of Congress made in pursuance thereof, in his humbie judgment the Union could not be preserved. After some debate the resolution was modified by the introduction after the words “‘repeal of ali statutes,” the words “including personal liberty bills so called.”” The yeas and nays were then taken on the a of the resolution, and resulted—yeas 156, ys (Messrs. Alley, Carey, Edwards, Eliot, Hutchins, Potter, E. R. Reynolds, ick, Splat ‘Tappao, Vandever, Vashburn Wis; ’ ashburn of Maine, and Wells,) 14. During the roll call some Southern members declined to vote on grounds similar to thase de- . by Messra. rksdale and Singleton, as TRE Weatuer.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer- tean Consolidated Teleara, h ‘Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock- Deczmper 18, 1860 pied Bhat N. = ladelphia, Pa. hsonian at7 a. ‘m., (cor- tected for ter:perature,) 30,447; at noon, 30. 430 Thermometer at 7 8. m., 25°; at noon, 35°. Maximum during 24 hours, ending da. m. to- day, 40°; minimum 19°. RO REST ES8.—On WEDNESDA mber Ait at Tare teprot, Fareman tag Philadel wul enop scourge ot Leatores on “Civil Eneineer- Sa! js aud Bridges, aud the Prin- ived in their Construction, de 18-2t UNIVERSAIIST PREACHING.—The First Univerialist Society of Washington wamence their pomenee for yatite Teligtous up at the Firet Congray ust Church (uld yjon SUNDAY EV + next, at seven Mr. Fisxe has been invited to dolivr the Spenin compares The public aro respectfully in- vu ‘The ‘Chureh will be rented any evening during the woe for public meetings, lectures, &o. Ze ef Fletcher Chapel wil! ho! ‘at No. 274, » Rovanth sts0ek, be- mi and M ate., from are to 3Ist_ Decem! in tome. enjoy yourselves and th reluni the holidays, gentioman and lady, 59 cen cents. THE UNION PRAYER Searines will be bolden every day this week, in tha English Lutheran Church, cor ner of Ith and H streets. to conimence at 4 u’clook, and to ae ne one hon. le 17 bed COMMUN!TY HAS jammer \ yy! its character for seco om cha ity tot 6 orphan by he incressed attend: Od! Fellows’ Hi ring this weeks But in a visw of the inclemeney of the first week, ano the Rn uty of w fon Mo lion yoo the ladies will Lowa it tant and TUESDA VENINGS. he recen or opinion for rhs ie to the holiest J of nature. & Fem may at threatening calamities by meriti ad a a present bl jersing. de Te pigs”, ie 3 T VA ladies babe jethodist Lm Churoh, eh street, ‘atead having & sod with tae a ond bene With inst., nad saetiscen ‘Tvusspay and W. yo Eventxes, in Tuora’s Bali, Seventh street, be- tween D and Eats. Come ail purage th indies, as they are determined the supper repared by them shall suit the appet petite o! froshmonts and useful art halos of all Scere me fc © Christmas times, at low Prices ea suit 5A Secretary Thompson. —The announcement that this geatieman has left his post here on at mission from his State—Mississippl—to North Carolina, has already given rise to very varied comments in political circles, not a few of which involve invidious reflections upoa him. We feel assured they are not deserved. That is to say, that he has not gone 'o North Carolina to en- deavor te persuade that State to aid in destroying the Government which he has sworn to uphold, and whose officer, bound by that oath of office, he still is, but rather to induce her totake the only course by which the Government’s Integrity may be virtually restored and upheld. To insist that the Gulf States shall not assume the right to carve out for the whole South what its future sball be. Our information from the best sources satisfies us that he is forthe general and united southern action by which alone southern righis may be secared in the Union; or if that be found impossible, by which the South may peaceably become a réspectable powe: without the destruc tion of American popular rights and of the con dition of society and property as they exist at this time, everywhere in the present Union. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, crry | HALL, ASHINGTUN, Decem| TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPE " sua VES, &c.—Notice is sonia, tnoes RY, bl is for Household Faraitare, tocks. Slaves, ken for r 185%, and previo out ‘and ready for delivery, ane ranre, are nee imate oee, Tho e who do not call and ntile their bille within twenty days from this date will be oalled on by ons of my Assistants, and phase Inits are not withia sixty days from ‘this fe T shall pr aeeme the collection in PCa tears "ds is-am z Holleotor. ze THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON, The Assessors of ench Ward will meet at tho following piae~s from 9a, m. to3 p. m, fom the 14th to the 26:h of December inclusive, to oor- a hin the names of those omitted from First Ward—Jobn A, Rheer, 172 Pa. avenue, “Rocosd Ward-George ‘Thomas St on 80; Teese frat spe rge Thomas Stewart, corner Fgh. ‘ird Ward—Henry Curtis, oorner Eighth and at ie W. Bureh, Fifth st., be- vee fr. Barksdale waa ©) to all com; Ise, and, 28 the resolution Lert pvahicon at oral clined to vote. Mr. Singleton said that, inasmuch as he did not want to dictate to the Northern States what they should do with their personal liberty bills, he declined to vote. Mr. Lovejoy introduced a resolution somewhat similar to that of Mr. Adrain, with the following addition, ‘‘and we earnestly recommend the re- peal of all the estates, including the nullification ws 1, 5 thg residence ot iin 7 CRS shay. on st. enst, at Seventh Ward Pots stroct, b-twean Sth and ath etreete south, dell tasth s |S ER ts pon OSIONERY 17> Lord Lyons, in a letter to General Cass, Speaks of the high esteem and regard which her Majesty and ali classes of her subjects entertain for the American people. Since the Prince of ‘Wales, in his visit, met with such a cordial reception by the President himself and by all classes of the citizens, and her Majesty trusts that lee Cream. Water ‘din; 5 Cakes, Mince Pres Pastry, 0 Ornate f 5 iets things im the’ Conteraibment liseret Fossett n the’ Cor ‘on 4 corn-r Twelfth ‘and Fs ~apbiosags now Es. these feelings of confidence and affection will INT BERR TO BANK NoTK gr tes tak: An unimportant debate followed, when the long continue between the two countries, to their Pe lt of ss avrg Cloth mag Boies Re Ko. me were again taken, and the motion matual advantage, and to the general interests of wh et wes omeed—-yase i) one civilization and bumanity. Mr. Trescott, Assistant Secretary of State, replied that he was instructed by the President to express the gratification with which he has learned how correctly her Majesty has appreciated the spirit n which his Royal Highness was received hroughout the Kepablic. ‘The President trusts that this manifestation of Juterest towards the royalty which he so well represents, will insure a mutual binding together pO. ry ae bend a U Per 01 Sa cuits pee Goods, Shae ena pen ect tH it ia times, no2tim No. 460 7th a Pe vies her v= EY & 0” TO DING aN Vig o neo to justify dissol ith the consent of the House, Mr. Crawford, of Ga , introduced the following resolution: Resolved, That the Constitution of the United States hee gard Pro) in slaves. That the Congpens the Cn ‘States has laws to aid slaveholders in recapturin bei slaves when- ever they escape and make States. That the Supreme Court of the United sais tious 396 Pa. Av., Pde he mont bean boantifel styles. an 27-6 Wasenneeen. i | Btates have decided that negroes were not included of the common interest and mutual regard which TP ORFEDORS sehen fe Conder. &o , whole- | either in the Declaration af 1 Inde; a Lins in Ihave existed in the past, the feelings and the for- ‘ane re rr oAsh 8 the Constitution of the United States except as tunes of the two nations which represent the HOND'S, Seventh st. _ | slaves; ani cannot paces citizens. enterprise, the civilizatio:?, and the constitutional BEASON OF —~ I* AT HAND, and liberty of the same race, tore strongly than coim- Th . woe Pr visce to get a choice Buok, either for young pacts and treaties. “BALLA LANT yy Ep elises' sane st., Su e Court. A ; resolution having been read— Mr. Cates —The speech maine delivered Faeerey cites MLE Pag 3 Desks, Ladies Mr. Sherman, of Obio, moved that, pending by Mr. Crittenden as we go to Press to-day, wili | _ de See ee of happily exert a wide spread influence throughout Cpa s ee: ries of privi- the land ; for it has, indeed, the ring of Clay in rane C ‘OxyDLEs, Fy lo tine do ath rek er OF be. lurther sommaitice of Thirty-three neai; - ney as his reason for making thi an jority of the pe te, by thle or paeed' wet its every sentiment, so forcibly as that all might easily conceive it to be an emenation from the dead, rather than the living, orator committee to the pay ae of making forther con- b= SEETSEE EERE eet Just recei by 17~ The Charleston Merewry,-in view of ine No. 63 sol el, WHITE & co. werent wiling wo yield. Th ch they on er ylela Joss of employment to mechanica and laborers in _de 18-e08t pty 478 OY; Bet SO tad ib ate, ton, | nothing, and there was use for him on qatew York, says, exultingty: ‘Se much for se- ———_ A CARD aor ee eenington._ | the committee. much for ‘taking the bull by the Mes. JOHN CR BF yeaa id respectfully inform cane the gentleman, won ogredtgs sn? is vl c hasband pol nipe, , Will Go ‘tinue the business at the old stand - 7 bck, adjourn pared tk the. cadena 26 : at 4 o’clock, ned we that the resolution of = Br. ane ‘would come up as the first business in order to-morrow. Tczspay, December Is. bape pty bebo my porte Ep Bae pee nents Py Committee on err. ‘ i Rerairine 6 best manper se amariart ant ot) suitad ee Presents. ‘Asal sa bohiek me oe -3t* ANNA A. CRUIT. Sandi a ines, ae 5 Now Mess RY. In store and for No, 63 Louisi de 18-300 -_ . territories of the Union. In view z, of the mine a M sk letter of Mr Washburne. Governor elect of Maine, aegning. bis seat as a Re; State, to take effect on the ist of January duced a | proved December 17.1 Interior te decide ou the te ally the title of the | corp’ ee “yea sage poe upon, Sound esipt here o ificates eportk saesabetich ten a ay eee on | officers to the credit of the Treasurer of th United ee ee ern Sta'es. They will b> made payabdie to the order of rr. the tion of the the golusheers sd Tanto rm cor lon voluat and that ¥ hay forces within the ‘Territory of New Mexice,|| Sxonange at the lowest rate me! ans of Macwveet PridiAb AUCTION SALES. ! SRE SER | adhe w gt geen ge eg aes ne pe eacats reecrusrp es |O" TORMPLNE SUA at UCTION—AU N. the whole of five millon of dollars in Treasury AUC TION—AUCTIO! notes, in exebange for gold coin of the United CLOSING OUT SALE | ‘States, deposited with the’Treasarer of the U: x the Tiere ae Muet at Philede! t Treagarers st Boston, New rok, ‘St. Louis, withiiy five days from the scoeptanee ofsuch proposals, under the authority of the get of Congress entitied ‘An act tonuthorize the igme , intro- | of Treasury notes and for other pu: Poses,” | aD the Tuo tepenker era before the House the tative from that Mr. of Wasbi Terri Stevens, ies tuch bidder or bidders as shall offer to make such j | ‘Treasury notes will carry such from the date of such deposit. ‘The propossis must state the rate of interest without condition, and withont reference to other Ne ligpess abe pela amar upon the Union resolution submitted by Mr Mor- | one fourth, one or three frurths zs Denes also moved to have the resolution | oentem. One per cer the amount j By WALL ScRTe SA Saree. ia an jatettnal Wetton” ee cnemie THINS. CUTLERY. A BER ae Crapfgrd called up bis retoution Antro- | Sach deposit must cach proposal, ac ae BOE MORN Penn ad to lay the whole gubiect eseurity for its full Af the proposal is mot Gud vemen at? ovclt ou the te, with a view to proceed to the reg- ‘Sooepted, immediags directions will be given to re it sell, at ot ular order of business. turn such deposit. fhould the proposals vary from Be Jeti On this mation the yeseand Rays were ordered, |theprovisions Of the set of Congress, or of this bt which were being taken as our report notice, they will not be considered. ‘and other Dinner, e AN proposals under this notice — i H ‘end inseribed on the outsi te “Proposals for Treas- French, Cc BEAT RAS nae peshaote & ury Notes.” They will be opened and awarded at +4 A. DELLWIG’S. "| this Department at 12 o’clook noom on said 2th of oh Bowi cor. | December. PHILIP F. THOMAS, rs ver; ‘Stands, ~ DE ———— other ieee Wi de 18-3t . eS (2 Sn ee ver “aye = a AUOTION SALES. series Seer ption _— gon A. carp We we © wou iy call — By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneors, ato P ehed to Ry oa ie cal G® EA’ SUCSION ea No. 286, north ee eats ai ea cringe apa 3 and latest styles of every’ thing iM i iaraeers — Spproved Fi pope URIS MORNING ey t ated et = phy fe WALL & BARNARD. A ie. eon be oe. wail etl without reserve daily until @tered th Paresh ‘pour fe Necktienand € oves, ate MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. ‘es vertisement in “agit WALL © BARNAND, Aveta. | Bronte Chore Hon toa Mes, Breer Beste iis EVENING. AND RVERY EVEN INE OLD WHISK rd ivers, Groupe ren, Vaser, 4 wry ? ALP Past Wix O% . Unria New 10 bee Rea a oLes id aay, | Cigar Holder’, Orramented Thermomoters, Yuan's, WE SHALL *# on a UTIeeL Aecoes- a Gilt Bohemian Sarees, Motto Cups. et pe BLE FoR Paesents, vi Re ‘uperior Furnished Dressing Cases, Flasks, om! one, Forks Bate, all rd ae: x —- Boxes. other Rich, anal on 2 ‘orke, Knives, Card a 3 io. for Ho itay Bree a New Goods seater | ivory, igor’ fein. FP 9 denen OI ay iam Bi we soho = reser the porter, wank a feicola hy ris ne Goods, ion nbn . omnes between ilth ae ‘oye, Boxes of Perfumery, &e., 3 AN Store and for’ wale by saeeiag Pe Bol THUREOAT MORNING, 2th Docent, |50Fine Ge or Gents and | aden © WHITE & co, . at 10 o’elock and 7 releok p. m., and continue F maar oF Sone Bae? wipe ieowniists, | |esans bata UaneP esha ae Soe So Rg Biel deans pene neers dois WALL & BARNARD. Aunts, < | ae. jewelry, for Presen font ecvinaeat of Chums: Crockery, ond Glose are, Gravat, He Handteroiiele, ast Gloves, ’ A a ~~ aa vol jous~keep ng Articles, Car jo overy ‘Tuesday. Tpureday and Sato. f Sofss, nn nom aan aaa ames | wand Bide vhaure, ine. Baey | ved Sd” MARSWALL & PAGE. Ants, out Marble top Center Tabie and atnot, em sa __ MA! Ooe fine Giit-frame h plated Ginss, By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, mien on Bs elie wi nwith bracket, wen i URNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A Fam detead jarcau: INING — gag airs - be uA wMOR iG. “December 19th, at ten ‘clock, at the ee of agentioman foo iain, jon « erping ©! ith etrect. between Manorany Wardrobes and Cottage eds, (atcrwe sill ocltat 1 eat owe Bolsters acd Gases, ilrerses, ects, oom! 0 ‘ete, Sheots : FOR Hay HAVANA, Via KEY WEST. UNITED STATES MAIL. ISABEL LINE. The STEAMSHIP ISABEL, Wut Rot- Lins, Commander. wii] leave Charieston on the 10th and 25th of each month, for: Havana, via Key West; and, returning wil: leave Bavans and Key West on the Ist and ms beg parr month. apply to T. BAR. or information cy parepeo ‘o T. NAR 's Building, Washi we “MORDECAI & CO 110 East Bay, Charice. All Mail matter must be pre- at Office. de 19-19, tse” O THE PU BL Lic. neat a slerge ame amouat tof money to pay prior to and owii the ge iL _ {ida ‘of bustaces, we have setcrataed to OO ps By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XCELLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ap Kirchex Fi sieyas ax Avction—( A ‘th b 1 shall sell, at, of a gen CHensshold Puksitars, &c ol ant ul ', &o., Vi: One Walnut Parlor kis Facottare aed Ef tof Pasko or F Furniture, consisting of Sofa, 2 Arm > Stair nfaetenod 28. Et v lcoaard.on and One case of fine Stuffed ag Tabdies, Refrigerator 6rd Gas Chan ht and other Stoves, Hohe vols Gleason’s Pictorial, well bound, na, Glass and Crockery pind ies prone ether arceaser “9 = engear) nusnerous to enumer- “ee. : All sums of and to rata dae tease in order to reduce large stock of — the sy for them, provious to see the advantages Us, ou the te. ms pro- ‘of our stock and pr ces $Mossh; over Qo] ‘Terms: under oum a nee or aenter ae le grote of 30 and 60 sere, foi 1 Bpproved endorsed oredito of sie. fe ral eoxiy = forse t nly = do ti A.GREEN, Auct. | dels a EA CO., Abvote. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Geor OUSEM@MN.D AND KITCREN FURNI Hoes er stadt Son PEMA, WEEN | Gouoceminss ORR GND wns at | Lostant, Bt 10 0 clock, ® m Is! ll at the reer ny OK? p Be dence ofa gentleman. deoiimag eoping, on | $24t., Bt 10 0 ik, in fron! uction > B street, between 10th and Lich stresta, (Isiand,) | fof Sccount of whom it mey concern, | shail sel: P qhecte v Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and ro" ct as ‘ood jot of Furniture, viz— pecs Whainots, Vases, Bo tarehs | grag seal ean Cane [Soumenta! Whis- las gad Deon mafked Bpprecinted iy event’ be 4 eon Raving good eal is to to bu: ote all | familiar th pit pte» BB eens charged We need hardly add that our stock, pues 4 the times is now very i lands y instances, _ the ook, ‘The ie a, il aevariabh ly be named at onoe. & CO., a ee N Ppeaite Cen fe Tabi . 7 do r-oedeom 8° oa tnd ath gaat fg ae hiloepant telson” * Snore a Cotto: So Bayes freeere Melags GHCOND Visit - eer Tape and «rocker pak Ceeafacts, nora 2 a agen, 8, and pps. and rf ook and of other Stoves, Parcs Sia soles, F 10,000 Begars. 7 rain, token R Ting a 2 quarter casks very wery stair, Port Wine WASHINGTON CITY glover Rico itiisles tro samesied bo thanio- yo may od So eemte, Whiskey. ae oF Terma: Fone} state yer SW oash; ever $V de 17 2 ___siT. BOWL. Ne, Auct. DR. M. SCHLOSSER e tof thirty and six! 8, uf Bpproved en- —— , doreed bearin the Celebrated ied 5 interes. GREEN, Auct. ™ am TURE B pays. SURGEON CHIROPODIST, By 2:0, NeGUIRE ap Trine RARE sa ne + pnanmmnnes or ‘Wixes aND Ligu ee ‘Avctio ALE OF THE BEST OLD® E WHISKY in THe District —On rR ar, gist PARIS AND HAVANA. ‘will offer at EFFICACIOUS AND PERMANENT CURE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS, AND ALL Diszaszs a OF THE FEET, Without Cutting or Causing the Least Pawn. CUMULATED PRIVATE STOCKS OF Jas, mber, at 12 o’elock ms we Will be sold without reserve, in sales 3 room over Sibley & Guy &, two, doors west of the Paustecartcd iin preeaanae at 5. A. Magrader, ed mg they have bess Tomoved Bipbis of pure corps distilied Rye \Vhisky. - ‘OnSATUNDAY. ‘MORNING. 5 Deo. 234, feted ng Leeann vrs —d attention of hotel keepers & fount ma sy ci Mad old Wines on be ee are to be wanting a pure W 7, 18 poe FO ‘onlied. vd Sia are. rhe Rhinieh Seas ai arms of $109 nd under cash; om over that eum 8 oredit © ‘8, for eatinfac! endorsed. Sree wag e's oa ‘de i of "BARNARD & DUCKED. ‘Auots. . MoGUIRE & CU... A’ "S SALE «| ach 3 anne Se PK ne Finest FZ ad teget tothoee>. auly recorded Dr. SCHLOSSER would, in the most respectful manner, announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Washington and its environs, that, at the urgent solicitation of many families, he has been induocd The ed ve fe porew c rarely of Comnoissours cons mers to obtain & jure sod unadulterated ar- tole of Liquors, as these og oy! Oo whic! to revisit their city, retronn a ae = re ad FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, o! assertion. foe 30 fost on New York Li will be arranged for examination ‘and may be consulted in every department of Peds! Prey t tel fore the sal sale. j5 fost fe ether with the improvements, Surgery ; ospecially 1n mee i _4¢ MoGUIRE & CO... Avots. ‘One thirc Send 12 wet CORNS, BUNIONS, of tr Anp Every Diszasx or raz Fret, all of which, however long standing or bad, ho cures ina few minutes, without tne slightest pain or inocnvemience, either duriog their removal or afterwards. Dr. SCHLOSSER’S great success among the first families in America, as well as among reveral of the imperial roys! famiies ef Europe, has gained for him several thoustod testimonials ; of 7S SALE—I of ; with Seteeest, asoue bye wri on remise pases inuged trons she Sleck voles of ‘All oon reine ae a. 2 ad 40 mo fa Prastes. J.C, MeGU! -y Aucts ae Tor cash, in in front of _no 2 aawkds a, coucty, on THU ———————— = ee siewiog dexoribed property, to wit] A DAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Part of Lot No ‘ the northwest 08,10 gue « No. 85. sot One, Two, Three and ed Four- Faced Shawls OK oust nos routh by sou! We offer more the ‘west assortment utiwest to the southwest =a pe waid ,|- ae Spite Cag een e era wianars Sth ace iz Seen virtee a deed ° 1855, S.No 12, folion aint eve 0 the Cf wot pumteree tre in Baars m four, 1 feet on New York | ‘ of thesd — append the following tu his prescnt ar | 8 Seta eos ar te aod i AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS. es the Jenn “Guretock prokg aE TEE Roe Don id f » bd wil! be found From Wm. Rice, ‘Ba-Presriaer of the Pennsylva- Beesty Sahn vue le eben all me es Sook pas Robes, Dress j Dr. Schi-sser baneatcneted two gorns from my OR SAL = = cn te Siro sate sata =< aieT ie an Picton sdimetnen vi etiak ealde'y | ORAL On Wrtatssesmec cartes | Bacar sien | 3 i iy subsori bers. Apply gabled with oczee oa ho cou teresa sri da MVlcuse Laneny, Biankets, Comforts, te. base f cee dengue irae , ‘WM. RICE. From Hon. Charles C. Van Zandt, R.I. seer hae to-day opersted upon @ very reliev- terest of mine steerer | FY ing ali pain and remo oar IEC. From JW. Gray, editor Plaindealer, Clevelant, O. sed oe + Ae ty or eg tearing ves — = jotel. rp Siabie, ta ther ret de 17 1t at a" tee salts Providence, R.1.,Oct. 28, 18:8. eee fabloueer troublesome are Tica aren eee ane pos To ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS. eeaes OGRA WVeg pate made of te gem oti saa re tees wilh suseessfully ope- slits same, 0. saints eV | Bere" From Prafessor D. Guibert, Philadelphia. amt: four cornf for me without %_D. GILBERT, M. D. Fom Dr. 8, M. Landis, Phila. City Water Cure Inst. Ln Quainy ton pedh mdb onus a he pe aan corns est oe 8s ‘Dis, M. Cet ee stash aaa hea ees au Ree ‘with fine peper; a papers 83 per 100; without oovers. ai CSDET BLUE C m sa, one = in ia 9 ey Te weiweGEo.CALY. From Rev. Chas. W. Quick, iE =| SRE et a Soe eae | = rae "iaplt cect nos ee it ee Dr, Schiosser has scones odinitehdisd ond u it Goade, with @ special : ape FINGLEY, M. D. “Alt el‘tee ‘tre offered at won lower re testimonials, severs! W. CALT & BR a, = 7 4 doors west jot 967 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South sida) between 12th and 18th streets, » Consulting hours from 10 a. m. till 4 p.m. Noticg.—Ne professional connection with any one, dei?