Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1861, Page 4

Anny. U.8.Ta00rs — — at the artenal — ‘isos LOCAL NEWS. SSS > Though Tu 87az fs printed on the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition la so large as to requirc it to be put to press at an eerly Gour; Ad’ sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next day. +202 Noticz.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be Inserted in the Bat rmonz Sun are received at and forwarded from Tux Sran Office. AMUSEMENTS. A GRAND co) GEORGETOWN, —.— Correspondence of The Star. Grorertown, Ji - ‘ht the residence 8. Paxton (whose stable was burned down on Satur- morning) was set on fire, but discovered and bors. A carpenter sho; siso, but disco save it. The pat ol farce is composed men of the various military organiza although effective, is not as much so as ystem was adopted, either by In this connection we bave heard that the Third Ward is the first to act, a i pestagal being called for this evening at the White jouse It will be seen by the advertisement in the Georgetown column that Mr. about to start a singing ) so successful with THE LATEST NEWS TELEGRAPHIO. Wastinerton, Jan. lM. —The following tnterest- 1 telligence ‘ill be given at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, ON TUESDAY EVENING, January 15th, Under the direction of MRS. CECELIA YOUNG, Assisted by es vow and Instrumental ‘er ver Pocenemus—Pane 1 |. Voluntary on the tiresn. lo and Chorus, from“ The Lay of Bass eee ie ‘us, from “* Th Ro, na Cxvz, Dec. 13 —The reaction is no more. After the defeat of Marquet and the captare of Guadalajara, the Constitutional army, wu: Orlega, advanced towards the ca; where the faction were making a effort to con- Centrate all the troops they could. and even wuc- ceeded in surprising a brigede, the vanguard of our army in Tolaco under command of Gen. Ber- a who received a slight wound and = taken prisoner together with Gen. Degoledo Col. Gormez Farias. This event more, and su’ juentiy their champion, Mira- mon, with seven torn and forty pleces of artillery, determined on going outof the capital to meet the liberal army. On the 2ist both ar@hs * came in sight of each other, and on the 22d the feactionists were totally routed, leaving in pee- session of our victorious army all their troops, equipage, stores, and irama and Mar quez sione reached the elty Was garrisoned by 2,0 men On Saturday ni! SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS. . Thet they bave sten hard 5 men are in good condition whole presents a formidable appeara: other two companies on their arrival in Ba! proceeded at once to Fort McHenry, which they occupy now, and the U. 8. marines sent to that post from the U S. marine headquartere here, are relieved trom furtber duty Washington on Saturday nig! brought with them their full suppl: peared the latter forming a Kage; perform: inside of six days wards or otherwise. his Bre amet rusalem. thou that ki Rexiciovs —Yesterday was and returned to ende! large tursout of the chu: and ‘ton—clear to be an excuse for staying at home. wes a fair attendance at the churches Preaching at the Capitol —Rev T. H Stockton, Chaplain of the House, ing in the House hall, hen speaks be from the text, “« Christ Jesus came into to save sinners”? The phrase quoted implies pre-istence and extra-mundane was the necessity for such a misst there to be done in this world ng popalation of : ng popula’ » Soprano Sole, with but not so cold as 7. “Infismmatus,” Soprano Solo and Chorus school again. As he was 1s former school, we have no doubt he will be able to get any number of pupils. Parents should not neglect suc! their children vocal music. - Robt. P. Dodge desires to return his grate- ful acknowledgments to the firemen numerous friends who rendered vice in saving his proj Ign ype he to les two companies which uarters at Fort McHenry are com- pe rtillery, Brevet Lieut. Colonel Horece Brooks, of Mass , commanding; Lieut. Thos. O'Sullivan acting adjutant, one ser- ls, two musicians, two arti- cers, ond fifty-three privates; and com; ‘Thomas C. €ulllvan, and especially of the ink that they ought to what is going on. .On the streets the lations assume various yesterday morn- an oppertunity of Tickets 50 cents; to be had atthe eeran of ‘ive ail direction of affairs to Gen = Munro, J. W. F. Ellis, Taylor at di 0; 2a. Pat the ministers from France and Spain, and when his stable was on Thursday evening last. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS desirous a class are invited to MONDAY NIGHT. January 10k, 5. A. WHITE. 20,000! Imprortant®SNNOUNCEMENT! to reduce our large RY GOODS we wiil, during the next 9 uet 10 per osnt. from all ae*° your money and 5 SPILMa AA. & Maury, W. Ballan- neert to commence at 744 o’olook. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. G®AND COTILLON PaRTY HERNDON CLUB, ‘was sometbing man could not do; somethi: that God himself, with all bis power, not enable man to do. esough—to save sinners; but what is the required a non-resident the world to that end? the world in our own nature, a poor, plain, humble, patient, laborious, self denying man. But Low, if man ts not abl Jesus, as man, todo it? It ts held by some that the mission of Christ was solely to im; tion, to set an exam: Carolina, iustead of going from Carolina to From what I deem the very best authority in these exciting and uncertain times, I think I can otiations are going on for a peece- Fort Sumter, or rather of the warlike attitude that is crushing the inter- ests of the city and State without being calculated to produce any desirable result. Arrivalef the Brooklyn eff Charlesten Bar— Renewed Warlike Excitement. CHARLESTON, Jan 12—6 p.m.—We have anew cause for excitement this evening, wifich —if some arrangement is not ernment at Washington to suspend the warlike attitude of the two more serious znd alarming than the firing into the usarmed steamer Star of the West. The steamer Excel has just arrived with the announce- ment that the United States sloop-of-war Brook- in command of W.S. Walker, of Mass., ‘bh sailed from Norfolk on Thursday last, is now lying off the ber. ‘She wasseen by the Excel this mornin, much excitement Is occasioned as to whether proposes to enter the harbor some that she draws too much water to cross the What her intentions are is not In the peorkon 205 it was thought probable that Miramon, with a of the garrison, would de part for Puebla, to await there the result of the conferencr; but the numerous constitutional troops < > aterv’ the im bility of oeteaeh cou The object is = ork hog ae: y-5 ———. two bug! two artificers, 72 pri- The entire force of the Leavenworth t and here is: Commissioned officers 8, non-commissioned officers 24, musicians 6, arti- vates 195—total 239 icHenry is supplied with guns, but ten of which are moun’ maining sixty-seven, if provided with carriages, (there are no gun carriages, other than the ten above mentioned, at Fort McHenry,) could, with the force now there, be mounted service in two days time. McHenry is in excellent co Companies A and I di Mexican war—the former asa Duncan. battery, and the latter under the brave uder, who is now in Europe on Magruder was one of the military commission from the United States to the Crimea during that war. it agent to come Christ came into 1.5' per quarter, wv wea vst by Miramon, and he and Marquez evacuated the city with about 1,000 men, whe were pursued, touted, and most of them taken prisoners, to- gether with two light field pieces. On the 25th, Gea. Oreega occupied the city amid great enthusiasm On the 27th, the small ison at Pueble made their pronunclamento in favor of the Liberal. The revolution is thus at an end, perfect and a oe without any harmful trans- pocorn tay it is ra’ seventy-seven sd. Tickets 50 ple, and to work miracles; but ited. ‘The re- ee = it was not requisite for him to visit the world for these ends, any of which could have been accom- inferior agents. Something was re- quired which should extend backward to the ae of time, and forward to the end of in atonement for our cents, admitting a gentleman 4 janager: a P. Piggott, . Bury, ANNIVERSARY BALL BY THE and well assorted M 8! Brady. "js 14-at* and ready for overnments—to In other respects, Fort hat Christ came {nto the It was this alone that man could not do; that God could not enable man todo It was this that made it requisite for him toappear notas God or angel, but as man, su! and infirmities. He couk asGod. Had he appeared in his Divine character, his executioners would never have crucified him. The sermon closed with an affecting appeal to come to Christ, acknowledging our dependence m2} At WILLARDS’ HALL. The Franklin Fire Compan: nounce that they will give their jail in commemoration of the aay of the Patriot Franklin, at the above, on RSDAY EVENING, January 17, 1981: ONE DOLLAR; admitting & geutle- id good service tn the ‘3 Gad Rye WHISKY part of the famous 250 bbis: HERRING and ALEW! . Nota singieortene bas stalued our splendid $9 bbls. Crushed 3 Rio id Refined sUt pod Rained low-priced) MOL, saleby JOHN J. BOGE t to man’s temptations not have bled and died 4 preme at the Capital—is getting y to leave for that make bis administration one of strict 2S PHILADEL- e tty to lead the country on the road to progress and bove delightinl bev- rsons who want & pure un- . aes itis contended by Yur AxotHer Canarp.—The Baltimore papers of this morning contain correspondence from that “On Saturday the Robt. E. Doyle, bar with safety. A.5. G comes through an official chan- couraged the reactionists once of Mexico, which ng wes held. and it was resolved, ist. To should go out (which thry did) a for treating about the sur- ion of guaranters as more, without any of those so common in all revolu- Government— ptly called for President Juarez bas —_ —e justice, Hereafter law, and law only, will be the great iple and basis of our public liberties and ‘pendence, and in which the future destinies - of the Mexican nation will find full support. Inch by incn have we conquered the Legalite represented by Constitution known, but if she should attempt to enter before reed upon, she will undoubtedly be garrison on Morris’ Island. broadsides, with the expert gunner: ve very destructive of and Sumter would likewise becompelled to open on Fort Moultrie and the Ieland batteries to aid employees attached to the Naval School at An- napolis, were busily employed in removing all the field-pieces from the Armory there and plac- ing them on board the U 8. practice ship Con- stitution, from whence they were to be ship on board the U. 8. steam tender Anacostia for Wash- ington; and that the Anacostia was in the Potomac Waugh Chapel—in the morning, the pastor, repaying Rev. J._R. Effinger, preached from The speaker compared the life of t! tian to a coustant warfare, and showed the ana- between the armor of sncient iritual armor in which every In the evening, iy aveon nt Oso tae BOARDING. VERAL HANDSOMELY FU ROMS, with Board, oan be had Jacob Hess, F.H. Fridley, pV ighmyer, of the Navy, would Jno, Shackelford, true Christian mus , however, that no Departare of the Ship-of-War Macedeni river on her way to Annapolis with a new arma- ment for the Constitution.” There is not one word of truth in the statement blood will’ be shed, and come from Washington that will prevent further the pastor preached from Gallatians,6.1. The E. J. Crampton, Ed. L.. Wate many inducements and temptations to turn from sticet, between Sth and 10th sts.,on reasona! Pereous in search of pleasant beard it instructions may In the first place for the South Boston, Jan. 14 —The sloop-of-war Macedo- nian, from Portsmouth, passed tue Migbland Light this moruing, bound South with seaied orders God into the ways of the world. and the peculiar it time, had a most deplo- nds and hearts of the peo- ple, and nothing but earnest prayer and faith can sustain the Christian character. storm of human houses would do weil to call and exam'ne for them- the Constitution requires no new armament, an if she did there is not a gun in our Navy Yard of the calibre used on board the Constitution. the second piace the Anacostia has been laying at Yard here ever since last Wed) excitement of the rable effect upon t lissien to Washington —Sumter Carelina in Harmeny Cuartestox, Jan. 12.9 sion bas been sent to Washington from the Ke- PERSONAL. [ADAME CLINTON PRICE. RS ANN OGLES DU ken the house on E st. no 5th and 6th, previously kept by M. prepared to socomm ALL HAVING TA rth, 486. m —Another mis- The fiercer the ‘ate either permanent passion the more necessary is it 6 either permanent or Troops Lisembarked New Yore, Jan 14—The Star of the West landed the troops at Governors Isiand yesterday. <param public ef South Carolina, but tbe purport of the secret from the public. trace last evening and in mystery, but the result was apparent this evening by the dispatch ef Mr. ut to be hauled on the ways for repairs tober bottom. The letter-writers at Anna) were green enough to construe the practice of the pupils in the Naval Scbool there (one detail of which consists of transferring guns from the sient boarders with pleasant ROOM: or unfurnished. with or without Board front Room on first floor, with private entrance, suitable for an office, for Christians to be united together; and at this particular juncture the constantly going up for t! blessing upon us as individuals and as a nation. This distinguished Medical Clairvoyant ca iseases, Character & t Ri No. 534 Twelfth street, 2 Particular attention id to, Chronic Diseases R. movement is kept pe The cause of the fi to-day is still wrap ers of all should be continuance of God's Rew York Market. New Yor, Jan. 14 —Flour is frm, with a moderate demand. Wheat is a shade better, with 2@ moderate export yon pot! Corn is quiet. Pork M-thodtst Episcopal Church, South.—Rev. W. C. Blount, of Alexandria, preached the morning discourse from Luke 15:7. The rejoicing of the angelic host of heaven over the silvation of the world. At night, Rev. E. W.Sehbon, of Tenn, preached an able sermon from Psalms 72:17. The perpetuation of the name of Christ. M. P. Church, Ninth street —The services of Arsenal on board ship and back to the Arsenal) into an intended shipment of guns to this city “to on the part of those who may inauguration of Mr. Lincoln of March next.” me on tbe part of South Carolina, and Lieut. from Fort Sumter, on a mission to Wasbing- ton. It is ssid Mr. Hayne goes to make proposals _ the part of the —— and nstroctions as mi sals are received Dy the Governtzent In the meantime the Brook! the question {s, will Mejor LOST AND FOUND. coin last, on | street, between’ ni nm re wi voila be rewarded by rel WANTS. ANTED—By a respectable woman, who can come well recommended, a SITUATION as | So ins private family. Addrese Box 8, Siar OF 08. = frm and steady. La Lieut Hail for such eaving it at No. atu Ge pooge- Vireixnta TRoops.—Yesterday evening, some is off the bar, and acquaintances were a little excited RAED OR STO.L¢: nderson be allowed RIER PUP, la ge size. —A biack tan TER- of our military quiet. Whisky nominally Financial. New Yor, Jan. 14.—Stocks dull and lower. ’ Chicagoand Rock Island 52%; {linols Certal { shares 75%; Michigan Southern 33; New York : Central 763; Pa.C.Co 46q; Va. 6 74%; Read- PB ing 37; Hudson River R. R. 67. ; ANTED—By a young man, capsbie of attend w lng to ‘almost Bay kind of bucinerscs SITUa- TION 1 which he can at by a statement that a large body, in uniform, was seen to arrive in the city, by wa) Bridge. They at first disputed it, and decla that it was impossible for such a troop, four to five hundred strong, to arrive without their But the arrival was confirmed by a ntleman who saw them enter the city. an to assume a serious aspect, and an inquiry into the meaning of it was suggested. The rumor was allowed to spread a little whi! explained by the originator, who the fact should be a cause of satisfaction rather than alarm, inasmuch as the troop referred to of turkies, it would add to the e subsistence department. The in- dignation of the sold ones may be imagined. Levrixe Brack MaiL.—Saturday nighta young man ina rather {nebriated condition, went into a rocery store and demanded that his flask should filled with whisky at the proprietor’s cost. His demand being refused, he very quietly in- the day were conducted by the pastor, Rev. P. L. Wilson, who preached in the morning explana- of the parable of the * wheat and the tares,”? jatthew, 13th chap. At night, he discoursed from the text of 2d Corinthians, 5.1 to 4 St. Matthew's Church.—Father White preached from the gospel of the day as found in the second chapter of St. Luke. The choir, aided by a full orchestra, led by Withers, performed with excel- lent effect the 15th grand mass by Haydn. Assembly's Church —Rev V. D Collins con- ducted the services during the day, preaching in the morning from the text in Colossians, 25, and at night from John, 3.16. Fletcher Chapel_—Rev.J.R_ Carpenter preached from Ephesians, 2.4 to 8. Lecrvag.—Rev. Dr. Reese, of Baltimore, de- livered bis well known lecture on Affections,’’ at the Smithsonian on Tuesday night last, to an appreciative audience. to communicate with her? a Military Diplemacy—Anether i Truce—Moere Mysterious Meve- side “ae right eye, ars cut close, a ae Yietine et Ca rded by leaving said Hor st 3a 14- ANTED—An expsrnenced NURSE, co ored or an American, to take charge of who can como well recommended, 455 lath street above G. T “& competent and steady colored Man,a SITUATION as waiter or driver, or to do any kind of work. He oan give ret : his character and capacity that will ratisfy any one g toomploy sucha person, Please address . 3, at this office. ANTED—A NURSE, one well im taking care of an infant, as can furnish the beet recommendations need h, moat liberal way 109 F street north, finder will be rewa Brown's Hotol. FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other ‘For Sale and Rent” advertisements, see first page.) E CHEAP—The STOCK and FIX- small Fruit and Confectionery Store, Apply at 506 Eleventh street, near Pe: . ™m.—The steamer New York, which arrived this morning, brings the latest intelligence from out- She reports that the United States sloop-of-war Brooklyn was cruising off Cape Romain, which is some forty miles from the city. The excitement among the peo; ht closed with « Great bopes are entertained thet the ultimatum of South Carolina, which bas been Mr. Hayne to Washington, and the from Mejor Anderson accom: ultimatam, in the hands of Lieut. Hi the effect of producin ‘The steamer Clinc command of Commissary General Hatch, South Carolina army, went to Fort Sumter this evening, but it is not known what was the object infa :, . . App y at No. Nashville, from ja 14-3t* le, when it was declared that BTR ES ore OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing nine rooms and store room, w.th Stable and Carriage House; situated on the corner ‘Te a punctual acd reliable tenant the terms will be moderate, Inquire on the tween lth and Furniture, &o , against lose or damage by fire. street aes ; under a white flag, in ANTED TO RENT—Between 4: b ¥ BAKERY, already estabishrd, or ARKET GARDEN FOR RENT—Two large squares of Ground, east of the Capitol, con- THE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE STATE or VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL $300,000, Merchandies, Buildings, - Househo!d HEATH & KNOWLES, ‘ai Agents, Office—Room: 16 over Bank of Washington. uitabie for such and stable. ApplytoF BR — Kizhth and D probable that many remained at home for the Teason that the ‘‘red light” was not visible, and the managers did not learn that no light quired of the proprietor if ‘be was insured, and e Ought to be under the circum- rather indicative taining about 8 acres, wel! fenced and improved by be unetnsl tenant. Inquire of JOHN B. KiBBEY, o 65 Louisiana avenue, between 12 and 20’clock. In fact, nobody knows anything as to the tenor of the ultimatum or the nature of the movements that have been in Suggested that stances. The suggestion bein; of an evil intent on the .» Washington. HpYT's Hiawatha Hair Restorative was exhibited except on the occasion of the regular lectores of the Institute, until it was too Tate to notice it in the eveni. the individual, he fore Justice Donn, who days past between Fort Sumter and the Gover- ‘was arrested and taken spo lange Pedeglase put y ono oie Shh ENT.—The STORE and DWBLLING ‘ranted in every insta.os to le war Restork GRay Hain To 178 Daseinas. Coren. sent him to the guardhouse for further hearing. Senne Children aod sew. Address Hos ght workmen from Fort Sumter came away (fo, S4 Bridge street, Georgetown D. Pourel these seeker krown as the old Confectione: os tmmediately, Apply to per. epening remarks uw) jove entertained by Americans and Englishmen for their homes, the speaker addressed bimeeif to the principles upon which domestic happiness only can be id ‘The great difficulty at the present day is, that too many suffer their judgments to be war; fancies and the blind infatuation oj last night in a.small boat in the city, and four of them go to New York in the steamer Marion. They report that the soldiers at the fort are on short allowance. ———_— stand. Possession We commenp to our readers the concert of to- Morrow night at the New York avenue Presbyte- rian Church, noticed elsewhere in our columns ramme before us, and the well- talent of Mrs. Young and others connected with the church, we may anticipate a ED IMMED|ATELY—From_ $5 to meioel eins of How 10,000 worth of SECON D-HAND FURNI ofall kinds, for which | will guaranty to pay ighest prices, and, as amet at the shor Dealer in Furnitu 405 7th st., bet. G complirn all OR RENT—Two frame COTTAGE No Hair ince Graver hea be wi containing six rooms, eituat nue and Fifteenth street; pump of good water in toves, &o. * The Mississippi State Convention. sid Hi enet side, alt has been i u IN THOUSANDS UF CASES ciand, and HAS marneee 20 a- med for 1 ‘ 8, HIAWATFA rill change itton besut ful life like rown and Minek, FAILED in « singl: 2 0 It 1s not an instantancous aye which crooks, smuts and cives a dead biack color to the hair; the patient has’ng to eubmit to soaping. wash vg and feast of melody At this time of universal de- pression the soothing and elevati music can best be appreciated, an will, we are sure, be benefitted by attending this Jacxson, Jan. 11—Mr. Burt, Commissioner from South Carolina, is speaking, with the “lone ? pendant in the hail ‘The following were the transactions of the Con- Before marriage both parties are tion, though not intentional; an querade is kept uilty of decep- a sort of mas- up until the sober realities of married life remove the veil Partirsaccidentally URNISHED ROOMS FOR Ri street, between 6th and 7th sts, OR REN T—The fine BRICK. HOUS ECOND HAND FURNITURE. jeo.ining housekeeping, or havin nd,can obtain the cas W-RTEE ENT, at 406 D dr de 4-tf a surplus of Furnit Eporeing of the very time tis @pplied; por is ita preparation Of suiphur, sarar of lead, &o., vor fair prices by applying vention in secret seasion 7 PPB: “ y of any ingredients d ee reception of the Commissioners from fall into each others’ company, a feeling of mutual regard springs up between them. iden that they are exactly fitted they are made man and wife. The ecstacy of the honeymoon soon give place to the wearying cares of matrimony, and the partiés soon find, to their astonishment, that each bas a will of their own, and that will must be regarded. The lady makes up ber mind that ber husband shall never dictate this and that to her, and at once concludesabat he migbt as well know it first as last. hand, the husband (after mature deliberation. of course) arrives at the conclusion that if he ta to be master of his house, and his autbority respected, it is bis duty to impress u 100 Wert st., Georgetown, at pres pied by the subscriber. it bas 12 rooms, with gas and water throughout, a fine yard, stable &: d i heixhLorhood, Apply to JAS. A. Tue retvrn of the com: day morning, from Fort McHenry to the Barracks the usual force of one hundred and fifty men at the marine headquarters. recruiting, is, however, gotng on here, and at the various recruiting quarters elsewhere. Tux Concert and exhibition of the Waugh Chapel Sunday School, given a few nights since, was a complete success The school waa assisted by the celebrated Partello Children and other unger Ho- iny of marines, yester- for each otber, H. WHEATLEY’S M DYEING & CLEANS- Offices—No 383 south side Pa. aven: nee ana 6th sts., Washington, D C., And 49 Jefferson street, Georretoron, D.C. ete with every desirable apparatus, with the best talent an Americas, tke subscriber 1s prepa: pre-eminent as mays ‘The resignation of Mr. Gholson, Judge of the United States Court. The adoption of a resolution Carolina as sovereign and inde; The adoption of a resolution that the postmasters, officers and agents continue until otherwise OR RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, con- taining 8 rooms, in good ‘order, with gas fi street, between 4th and 5th. ‘AGE, with large tures complete, on Also, & two-story brick CO’ yard attached, corner of F street north an» 14th st. east. To punctual and reliable tenants the terms moderate, Apply mt 446 Twelfth street, The ordinance was signed at half-past ten in the no 13-1 susstabhnen ise See ett Convention will probably adjourn to Vicks- volunteer talent. 'OR RENT—Tho FIRST FLOOR of the buiid- | burg on account of the Legisiature wanting the ng immediately opposite the west wi oslebrated ‘Hiawatha Hair catorative,' gt whioh rohly merited thie favor pt wes fos 8, Vi » He means to stand unrivalled, m the mind of his joits the oontinved custom of the ovum ch was warml) ‘oper idea of his importance, as well »s sterious to the heir of skin. BUCH, BO = Association att! ,te Mr Joseph Heyt of this city, “ a u a rits in this reepeot that the Committes, af- fhoient evidence presented to themse. at either of the above Offices, attended to with the utmost prompt- Is aeared and MU prdesctn Expr ti t 1088 BN es} Oe ee MH, WHEATLE The ordinance declares that a! tation and contracts of the United States to the mail service shall be continued in full comfortable assurance that bis flat is to be reverenced in all things. The delicate regard of led by a few plain expres- sions of sentiment, and, as Is too often the case, & use, in yon doe = Figg a ‘anos, nin: vials, fro pach, with book of full directions. For imag, 360 Ps. aven: , A. Pitzgeraitl, 3: courtship is su; Leeal OR RENT.—The HOUSE and STORE on north F street; to Mr. Hoyt this fisttering testimonial "— dems Reema vairn, D. B Clark, ‘As! . * he Bi Wideelos: tae Kidwell & Lawrence ey J. [2 Ridweli,end by Druggists sonerally. spirit of distrust engendered thatalmost invariably leads to discontent and domestic misery Another great and prevailing evil is, the nds to suffer the cares of their busi- ness to so completely engross their atteotion that venue,let Ward, opposite the by Alex. Dyer, as rsous desirous to rent will next door, who will M.EMMERT. ja7 co2w ‘The Governor hos ordered the military to be in readiness at a moments’ call been issued for Saturday night to complete the organization of the military of the State. ‘he churches are inter, corner of Massachusetts ave- aud Sixth street. Also, ‘aes Eztract of Wu 8 shoe establishment, ei, for internal and exte: ki above, please apply to Air. show the premises, RADY’S NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH IANO FORTE INSTRUCTIO) B sca GALLERY. ned, lon; - parinne 52 PENN AVENUE. mash bition beenntelly Reyshed. Photographs with evergreens, 1g well known to ‘Public as & teacher begs lesve to state that he is and the lone star is prominent ‘The artillery were ordered to Vicksburg by the Governor early this morying to hail and question te of fifteen guns wes fired last night on the reception of the news from Alabama and Florida. There ts great excitement. 12—The Com Alabama will address the Convention to-day. The Convention will not session fortwo weeks. the few bours which they spend in their families are devoted to reflections u y may be eugayed in, those little socialities which go so far to make a bome bright and happ: marriage snould wei resting upon them. character and dis: may entrust thelr LARSE AND, DES'RABLE. FIRST-CLASS stocks or whatever ‘he Proaidents from he of the he utter neglect of tath f ginal ot Wale sad a foreign ay mae é N sEORGETOWN FOR R LEASK.—The i if for a long time af. Ss. W. flicted with Lyspe q one, aad what litt a8 vafter remaining in the stomach a short My abdomen was very much bloated. {nct there was complete derangement and prostra- Several very emi: ect Persoas contem ell the respons! ‘hey should study well the ition of those to whom they ppiness, and should not suffer then selves to be guided entirely by a ficsle fancy to be genuine affection. a ny ie immediately. Apply on the premises, rpoat Plata Photographs in the world. beh ry eo y- Apply P 0 Cofored Photographs must be seen to be ap- ortrait Visiting Cards, PHOTOGRAPHS FO& Jacksgx, Jan ED.—That pleasant COTTAGE containing 7 rooms, with front ated. rei wenty-Sve ful Jen ¥ r hve SUSE. HUNDRED which they may sup ce Square, between North terms are exovedingly % derste iKkeleton. Af bas been done since the passage of the Secession et induced me to tt ot Hy joined in the red W hen they have been finally join in saci mega bond, they should each make concessions, and be willing to yield thelr own will be rented for $16 per moni |» though with little egg b : ~ 1 od Aadreen, by cles! erg er styles equally moderate, aliar whims as far come to the cone! OHN E. SCHELL, Reridence—295 G Or apply at Metzerott's. TAKS N e confidence enter- ¢ hos been destroyed, as is practicable. revious to marr! no position which the occupy will ever restore it again. touslc are indispensable to the attainment of do- mestic happiness, and the full fruition of conjugal felicity could only be secured by the sanctity of ed: were ali ~ bul the first bottle I was so much relieved ed the use of them W most che@riully QB EASONABLE DRY GOODS! Menn escmaey 27S 8 New Oxteans, Jan 11.—Al} the Tortifications Possession of the Louisiana troops. The United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, in command of Major Haskins and two companies, refused to purrreuder thig morning. The arsenal was surrounded by six hundred FORRE, ORL A TERM OF YEAKS—The HC OUNDS lately oooupied by Postmaster General Brown, and ver! recently held by Mrs. Smith as a So farther jaformation apply to ieq.,Or 8 subscriber. = THOMAS LAWSON, Surgeon General U.S. Army. are now in the ‘sha | be compe by Seth W. Fowle & Co., en Paty? 2 ity G, Stott, OFICe: kinds of Virginia, for ~~ r Boots, Shoes, and T) All indebed to ae please oni settie to give their gocounts hands of a collector. cS . HOOVER, b > Pn av batwone hen tana jovernor Moore and resulted in the sur- John Schwarze, Ni and {OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, with jaskins, which fina! Tue Mscuanics’ Usion Rivuxs held a meet- NOTICE. BEG Most respec'fully to inform our at their bills for Javuary lstare now ready, and wouid bo ob iged by their calling aod geting the back building and o the. Rent moderate to nr. having 8 rooms with on L street, near Thir- & ood tenant. Inquire IN, Groosr, corner of Thirteentn and is near Franklin Row, only a om the ‘Treasur and one of the healthiest loca jons in , next door,where the kev may be foun! |. He per nersoes Jiss “ll, G.M.& J. gists everywhere. ja7lw,r AND OINTMENT render of the garrison at 12 o’clock to-day. There was no opposition in taking the other t forts. The Baton Rouge Arsenal was taken possession of by the State troops, at 12 o’clock to-da: The Crusader bes tered The excitement continues very great. ‘ Virginia Legislature. RicnMonp, Jan. 12 —The House to-day the Convention bill. uires that a vote be taken at the ing at Temperance Hall on Saturday night for the purpose of completing their organization, &c. Several persons enrolled their names as members ‘tions of the constitution t Infantry were adopted subject to the action of a committee to be appointed atasubsequent meeting. Mr. Alex. Rutherford was elected captain; Mr. Geo. Brown first lieuten- uartermaster. A Hottoway’s Pr Facts for the Mili the French government. Initted free of guty into are extensively military hospital imperor has [na virtues in @n Sutog During the late Can n in Italy, laree quastitics ised for the wounded at Mresegiaand Monte= by sli Druggists, at 25 ots., 62 cts., Bombazines alfottwhioh we of or T= THIRD wWron hs” OF EVERY iti si toa sates, tively bein the city the ef the com: , and of the Wasningion L ico. H. Brown committee of ive was appoin' mory, and another committee R. ©, STEVERS ALLEN 275 Woon at coat x 908 Pa. Av.. Bere. lice ane ep Sen, SPeciAL NOTIGE TO? A? RIENDS AND zation is to be permanent, and nearly one hundred men, all ‘whom are workingmen and mechaalcs. i@TON TO PatLa- ‘be Philadelphia ; Information was Bricks at the corner 0 ‘ E time of the election of delegates to terminate Ot per Sen ov eet: CH pe whether the action of the Convention shall be submitted to the people or not. The election is to take place on the ith of Convention is to meet on the I The Senate last night passed the House Conven- tion bill, with an amendment fixing February instead of the 18th, for the assembling of the Convention. Convention Bill by the Ten- NasHvitye, Jan. 12.—' noe having proved nazi February, and the ven sot speed: Sth. pepruia To Gut Mamrizp certainly when F4 Saturday sa’ $e Sarees office last evening, of the 9 tingular to this city to be married—the take JOHN DICKSON. story BRICK DWELL- h back ning, go. 12th a, fu: to those wh of Seon Washington 4 inted hour, and learned that {he house fed. battend bad not’ been there-since —that he bad gone off, say! wharf and order some © It was feared he ted him from fulfilling his od oalli Ce he 2. by the eo 7 eathat. and RGPiniseminr the rade spake een 1c 7 Tac. Moos¥j TO THE PUBLIC. aoe ite Speakers a ‘and Singers v strengthening Si esese jer, in another column, ‘Wood's advertise alin tenant ome VUOD, 476 Twe fth st, Tue Next dawns of tee Sy eienaared THIS METHOD panic we mustek uri to mek: fre g Wg ne Gordia oe , ah SLC aa > Janvany @, 1961. SORTEO NUMERO 9 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. + = 60,000 & meet of to be elected on the 9h, wedding supper if the Convention should anaccident that preven! ReavER, have The delegates are is provided that ment in our . in our paper. Sunday morning about | o’clock, a aE provered {a saath bullding’of the new fow of bricks on Seventh ana ‘The building was unoccu) used 2s 2 store.bouse for ba) t a La the prom, ly soon exting uished it. pled, and had been | ywO"tR Lit and were burning when disc exertion of ME C. Lent and fami- The incendiary escaped ALTIMORE ATS Pas fee ‘2% approx, ——— stfu oe Ora ‘On the 11th instant, at 7 gelling et our deg "on term wi inst. Alter thatd t+ we on ow Ps Ssedowmr t: parustant TO HOUSEREErPERS. ae nok eS bate 7. Butler King, of Georgia, was present and made’a speech. rf 2 wit wv she bore z are abe tet, Sry ie High Price ef Coal at Chariesten. : EB. R. DURKEE & CO SBEPr WING & z a ee