Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1861, Page 3

e EE 5 = LOCAL NEWS. Wiewam Last Nicut.—There was a large attendance at the —— tag Tpees of the blicans at the Megas Jest Several weer menibern ware cler a USEMENTS. . GEORGETOWN conrorarion Laws.| THE LATEST NEWS _ —_+—_ W A48HINGTOY THEATER! | A Resoxvrion authorizing the Clerk to settle an 5 eccount due for rent. After the transaction of usual routine busi Acting Manager... 0... 3. T. Rayuonp ‘ steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition ig: Meaubew caliel. wp bie sasedbannt te =: partion SUGSN ET EERE eee is #0 large as to require It to be put to press at an | constitution providing for the increase of the ex- eaTHe, FRENCH ZopavES That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized Virginia Legislature early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be | ecutive committee. L Yinictin Grade cada leat ‘The F: diers who ay ps | to settle with Mr. Joseph Reynolds for amount | Ricrwonn, Jan. 17.—The Senate Committee on sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may | Mr. H. stated that he yay oe! the Association in THE Cracuir Court, 'y, application was during the Crimean War. tent due this hg remimes Uy sensiving bis note, | Federal Relations Teported a series of reso- the had acted inconsistently in having twice voted | made by Mr. Carlisle for a writ of execution == - ible July ist, 1861, with {nterest from Novem. | lutions setting forth im the opinion of the not appete until the next day. to increase the executive committee, and twice | against Henry Addison, Mayor of Georgetown, | _ THISEVENING, CoP ict, soso’ with an Indorser te bbe approved by | General Asembly of Virginia, the’ pope Norice.—District of Columbia Advertisements Sequsml ts ointment eroe ee ee rT eRE DECe Tite the Recorder. [Approved January 5, 1861. " | embraced in Crittenaen's r to be inserted in the Ba. trmonz Suware received | he was afraid the Associati their vascilla- | Joszrm JurreRsox, the favorite American (The French version of Box and Cox.) * wat stitute such 2 basis of adjustment as would be ac- pore are bpd ae pt Se wea | COMedign, hes ‘been. palitvely’ angered for & A Resocvrion authorizing the issue of notes in | cepted by the people of this Commonwealth; s tepuision sitar to that of the late “ Dem. season of six nights at the Theater, to begin on 7 Sis. Bigley suanted thal toe Asmectet adjourn et. jon yo therefore called fora bw ape of debts due lighting the streets next Monday night, with qua. J” I b Resolved by the Board of Aldtrmen and Board of | ceding States, with instructions ily to ——————— IEUX AVEN Common Council of the Corporation of Ge uest the Pres! ight, the Grand Division of the Sons of Temper- Tiweiy Caution, - ame SCADE AT 1 Re ANN, v4 omens | eat and tapes i Ante of the State of Maryland, held thelr quarter. | OTC? for four weeks, a delphi hein Sear yolne Senermatyin, Phi, | 1a which Zouave SEGASTIAN willintroduce | That the Mavor snd Clerk be, and they ‘re ep TS ly en in bee a mage fa aye ur Benbaw sues. ‘i iliac es ages — ‘nd who. Koowlag by a As it ooourred during the Crimean War. —. of the Georgetown Gas Company, as per | Assembly, from all acts calculated pV yma oo s were intreduced J r. . Hensha’ jecti . tues of Balsam — Rev. Mr. Hera, after which the Grand Worlby He thought the Association ought to keep their | Wild 2 ee. ge caution the public against To-morrow benefit of the ZOUAVES, ae for ges og aed Get i a cei ga — Patriarch, Rev. T. H. W. Monroe, the | regular eeny meeings. He was glad to see | *imilar imposition: :— Moncay Pennie ay 1860, and also the bill of | The resolutions were made the onder of the da: meeting. had for the of | the excitement about that executive committee M Pres fyi pupreta; Jan, 30, 1000, MR. JOSEPH JEFFR iN. It 3 dolar 208 cle tos i : ~ tes Ss He said that they i ne eae ‘bad | Sayed; and now it was incumbent x the As-| “My wife, havin ee leted with a vers nevera TH five cents, for balance due said company for manifested and a substitute was holding their regular q: ~ ; ing. ion sociation to meet regularly, so as to be prepared cough for nearly. » dhs ‘years, was induced by afri wasniNete FAVORITE ing lamp posts, by giving therefor note of init The Governor communicated the resolutions ef been announced in some city for the coming ition election. try Wines Bolaam of Wild Cherry cod dake WAskING ‘ON FAVORE 4 Corporation, ng interest from the ist day of | the Legisiature of New York, with a special several dist! gentlemen wou address Mr. Bigley’s motion was tabled. tes crest relief init, he persev: im its use with Washineron CAVoET April, 1860, and payable out of the gas light tax. | message, ex ng the utmost disdain for the wer tranryapoten bed poem merpctny cle | woe Sears pets flee Mecoge st | MEU SNH norm you vat ou] MEASMINSEONEAVGRIRE | ALG tere wey stn d'aide | mai Ren cee eal fron Salty. . Riley and a - TS Peeaen meetings would sau your own interest-as well as f WASHINGTON FAV: K im ir. T. vall, as bill | threat con’ can inspire no terror with Rev. Mr. Brooks; but they still had some present ‘On motion of Secretary Clephane, an appropri- of i raderine communi S eeuet ele ma eee WASHINGTON FAY 3 E vaunounting to Ave mundred ad mile The House edopied the Tesslutioae teported by who would be to interest them, and who | ation was made to pay the gas bill. ion out of the Baleam, | called at Ww POs! Thy x A R ollars and forty-four cents, by giving therefor | the Committee on Federal R: would explain their a seer Mr. Coombe then addressed the Association rohase & bottle. wh Ww posit VELY A the note of this Corporation, bearing interest from | ting the bolding of a National Convention at were passing ae eee ha ae honk i briefly, tn relation to the defeat of the Crittenden imitation was offered me as the gen Bad Lk Positively 4 PEA a January, 1859, payal = out of the | Washington, on the 4th of February, with an asked, they, resol ‘Senate on . The Manner, . and subject to a reduc amendment Commissioners icc Fhe answer t tee Reve Sr Re eeety Pro nitions ‘contained in thea resolutions were a appeiaee Sud Sevenes xe Rt, MONDAY * MONDAY titi ihe Cexporation may bare ae bi rd tabject at alltime fo the contra ot General Yhat second he would oom could never receive the su herry +s furs : bp wee, haere gs brief s manner as possible. He wanted it to Be | Dunlican party, and he was ned besa mreputation by coming pace, Mo pay MONDAY Clerk, and he ie hereby directed to curtail'the | Convention This caubemnee on appuceah the and pevtantbenty 6 Cempamate society eee SOS Te ee nanan Tapablioen’ pasty sad” Wiktecurerta MO pay MONDAY oresaid notes, whenever he sball be in funds | Crittenden resolutions = wi occu, . from & tax receipts. —_—_—_—— was ‘no other society of = like charscler in tee | during” the ine Sa ee G: M. Hattowsit. TAR ONDA Y wy pMONDAY. ‘AP Januaty 5,18 Great Union Meeting. whole land. It was true there were a few socte- | atraid for the effects which would follow the de- } _ Pre by Seth W. Fowis & Co., Boston, and JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST. — Cumarriann, Mp., Jan. 17—10 A. M—The ties of Rechabltes, a oe pumber was, very feat of thoes resolutions, because the border-State fer "ah ashingtop oity G. Stout. 9. B. Waite: JANUARY TWENTY-FL A RrsoLvtion to Pay for repairs on Paper Mili | Union meeting to be held here to-day promises te % were almost based stron; a them; a man, . . . u demonstration Gally the same as those of the Sons of Temperance | republican party could never accept of apropos. pope Waere dE bgorm: aad H Mek nerzos: sik Ni > Resolved by the Board of dldermenand Board of | token Benn oper Maryland. The circels. ' dere oc grades, and each grade was represented b: tions looking to a constitutional guaranty for | Southron, and by druggists everywhere. ja 17 lwe Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized PERSONA L to pay to the order of H. B. Walker four dollars, for os of Paper Mill Bridge, and charge one slavery in all the territory south of the line of 36 30 now held by the United States, and all territory south of that linewhich the United States Gov- ernment might acquire in the future tion of disunion documents by Senator McKeig bas bad the effect of rousing the patriotiem of the * miners end workingmen in favor of the Union, the Constitution and the laws 'y the color of the regalia. The members of the subordinate k , which met weekly, wore the white; the grand lodges, which met four times a Homxoratuic REMEDIES All of Dr. ‘Humphreys, & Cols nted bythe red; and the na- patine Remedi ut °: ly for ‘He, fies up express! rr use, in boxes, ‘at 25 ‘and bo conte uA ,, year, were OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT | | Bf thereof to the Levy Court. The morning train from the mining regions was Hone! divisions wasrepreseuted by the blue. The | ,,A/ess"#, Clephane and Wood addressed the | M°rar,Poxes, at 25 and cents each. Also, NireceraSn persons from trusting any one on | Approved January 5, 1861 fail one-third of « mile tn length, and cur city te = ol divlaiou’ Sa coals of tatives | Meeting briefly; after which they adjourned. gach, wath book. of directions. For sale by | my soceuns without my written htt will get Warming with strangers. The frsttrain ht ‘om the several subordinate divisions in a State, | Surzenx Counr—Wednesdey—No. 46. Wm. | ial pouay Fitzgerati, 35 north F $ J. W. BIRCH. GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS | eqos! engi ee oe ee and the national division is composed of repre- ¥- ae - | rel en . A. Fitzg noi streets ts onusi 17, 1961. 0 eie 7-3t* N equal length. sentatives from the grand divisions of the.States. Thompecn st al. eae in error, agt. Lewis al BL, Wiator, opener of Massnahunst’s ave- ry Mr. Monroe, after explaining at great length the various characteristics of the «tf, and the re- spective relations sustained by the subordinate lodges to each other, introduced t. the audience Benj. E Gantt, Esq., of Md. Mr Gantt said be had expéeted to be a listener instead of a speaker, but as those who were to bave spoken had been called away, it had de- volved upon him to saya few words. He did not 30 * nue and Sixth street. Also, Pond’s Extract af Wii ‘OR RENT IN GEORGETOW O~ jazel, for internal and external iafiammations of story -and-basecncet watt ME Wot set "on kinds, Sold as above, ma$-ly WANTS. Prospect street, containing 6 rooms. For partie —_—_—- lars ire of RICHARY PETTIT, corner of 2d aad Market ate.; or J. J. McQUILLAN, High at. Seer arnecet by Mr.Mayer for the laintiffs in error, and continued by Mr Alexander for the defen- dantsin error. Adjourned. Thursday —Edw. Swann, [sq., of Washing- ton, D C., was admitted an attorney and coun- sellor of this court. No. 46 Wm. 7" .mpson et al., plaintiffs in error, agt. Lewis oberts etal. The argument The whole sentiment of W: nage tees La = the Union, without eckaowdiging right secession, or an’ itingency that would r rant revelution Sie : aa Crmpreianp, Mp., Jan. 17 —The people of Allegany county, without distinction of assembled in Cecntion to-day, at th Lang the number of from three to four thousa ent Hotioway’s Pu AND OINTMENT 'ED—By a table man, with Facts for the Bilton By a reoont enaatment of | W “Shon breast of uit’ s SITUATION oe tet tl tinny retcig rey ar narod aread- | nurse. Good reference in. Please call at No. NOTICE. tnitted free of duty_into ail ports of Frano 634 Massachusetts av., below First at it?” | Act persone ina Not CF ine nanan aes WANTED—-A NURSE, one welleexperiencea | requested to come forward and set-le their bille. by in taking care of an infant. None but such | cash or notes; if not attended to, their bil's will’ be ignified hii jon of the Union. A of this cause was c/ acluded by Mr. Mayer-for the 8s can farnish the best recommendations need ap- | put in the hands of an officer for collec ion, without | Seri®s of resolution were also universally ad: 1-{zpect the applauss of the andiesce, neither did | Of 10% ay tn error. 0 * During the late Carspeign tn ftsly, larcoccantcios | piyssad to such, mest literal will be paid, | Fegardto persons. ~ J.-M. BELT. | endorsing Mejor Anderson, favoring the Crittest mt y desire to see the great work of re-| No. 23. John C. Almy, jr., plaintiif in error, | were used for the wounded at Breseoisand Monte Apply at No. 309 F atreet north, between 11th and corgetown. Jan. 16, 1961. ia 16 3t_ | den resolutions, or any other that may tend to the formation protocr “He would fot insult the an. | 9€t- the People o. the Swiic of California, ‘This | chiero. Fold by ail Druggiste, at 2 Ca en fend ; ae I $20,000: Preservation of the Union. ! dience by attempting to prove that intemperance | Cause was submitted to the consideration of the | 84 81 per box or pot.” sew" | WANTED IMMEDIATELY From | AMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: cou! . rtl ns ae * wee on oe. nie eee bar ones. pa —— for the defedants in chor’ 7 Ses Ranjan Covens.—The sudden changes of our climate are TURE ofall Kinds, for wie | will aranty $0 pay | JInorder to reduce our large and well assorted From South Carelina. bane ful effects in enervated constitutions, weak- No. 47. Henry 8. Foote, plaintiffin error, agt. | 2027Se# of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic | the highest prices, and, a8 ueual ‘at the shortest no- | stock of DRY GOODS we will. dpring the next 39 | _ CHARLESTON, Jan. 17.—In the South Carolina ened systems, ruined intellects, and blasted hopes. Cyrus Ww. E =, ae Whe. a manent of this asections, Esxperience Moving proved that simple | tice, R. BUCHLY, di jeduct 10 per cent. from ail purchases of | Senate to-day a rey ‘was made by the Military In every department of life neither age, sex, nor bt en PSR od Be anes 4 Praag ron en often Ret spe a ns Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, eos ver. Save your money and call at 9™ Bridge | Committee providing for the raising of four com- condition bas been exempt from the destructive | Carte Was pe mea ea Benne AOE Re Pie | aeay a che carly staces oC the: disease; rescues | 669 408 7th st., bet. G and H, east mde. bareains, SPILMAN & BUNT, nies of artillery, saying that the ies of effects of this prevailing evil. It has prostituted ia =e Troches,” or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or ir ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. | Grorgetown, D.C. _ | {he times demand that South Carclins ‘be placed and perverted the high and lofty aspirations of | Canginat Count —Robert colored,) | ritation of the Taroat be ever #0 slight, ax by thi Persons deciining housekeeping. or havin UST RECEIVED— __ on a war footing to meet gpposition from any early mani Ly Precaution a more serious may ‘effect u: lus of Furniture on hand, can o! in . Pr ‘or! ico 3 uarter; thal vee t 1 hood, alienated the affections of the | tied for an assault and battery on Hasg-siow 4 ti more ious attack may be effeotuall ius of Furniture on hand the caal nds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS, quarter; that the State should permanen’ father from bis child, sunk bims@own tothe level | was found guilty, and sentenced to one week's | Wade ol. Public 3 and Seagers will fi aut prioce by applying at 200 Suveata tt 350 bois, HERRING sede CE WIV military establishment for garrison in of the bapte, and he has finally gone down into | Too isonmest and one deine mat olen Bes afyertiansete east” | awet es m | “whois: Crushed and Webned SUG ARE the Shaws _fertifcations. This it the his footsteps flow’ was this change brought | ,,geage Hughes, accused of larceny, was tried ——— “@ LOST AND FOUND. | .2oueticentiss Cormeen. infantry, and. battalion of artillery of four com, and found guilty. He was sent to jail for six I . that there Cow preeedy LAS a 4 a sont haecue cert ea onutbar seamen tae months and oar ns dollar. Same sor 4 gens sufferers from debility, among Amerioans, thas gan » = For naie by JOHN J. Bouts. 20 10 nies, which will form a nucleus around which in another case for larceny, was sentenc: one olonged and ceaseless temptation of years, that tens upon man the self-degroying appetite for strong drink. This Toeurak wetaeen been created in children by indutge@t but thoughtless parents, who, not fearing any danger to them- Selves, bad used alcoholic drinks at their meals and elsewhere, and hed unwittingly sowed the seeds of destruction and woe in their families. The society not only wanted the prayers of the cburch and the money of the benevolent, but unless the influence of parents was felt by the be volunteers and militia oan rally. It will, be- sides, also be a peace establishment or furnish South Carolina’s quota in the army of the South- ern Confederacy The Senate went into secret session to-day on a eo mart to lay a submarine telegraph lin@ be- ween Charleston, Morris island, Forts Moultrie and Johnson, and Castle Pinekney year in jail. To-day, Hannah Wilson (colored) was tried on acharge of stealing a bonnet valued at $6 50, from Samuel Keller. The jury fonnd a verdict of guilty as indicted. Wm. Johnson, better known as ‘‘ Swyper” Johnson, was arraigned on a charge of seaaileg a revolver valued at $i Patrick McCullom was placed on trial for steal- ing a number of articles from Mary Ann Grimes. found among &ny other civilized nation. The OUN D—On Tuesday, 15th instant, near the cor- ety TIN & CO’S PHILADEL. Teaeon is obvious. We take too little exercise, and | Baur or Twelfth and G streets,a PORTEMON. | MIG ‘D ten, feos cae forget the wants of the body inthe absorbing pur- | NATE, containing & small amount of money ; | receiving supplies of the above delicntinl ber. suits of business. In all such cases, ordinary med- | which the owner can have by calling at the store e, and invite af persone who want @ pure up- icines can do little good. What is Fequired is just | of SAMUEL LEWIS, No 250 Pa. avenue. itm Sdultorated Ale, fo cine ten cet. iven tothe world. in his ccvbrated’ Buttes: The | [ @8T—Betweon the store of Mesrrs, Geo. Par AGN 2 SHINN, Agents, tven tothe world,in his celehrates jitters. ep Ly 0) 5 se ‘= Weak and nervous denizen of the counting hours | Laker & Corned Fecrisonti Gace IETS DOL, | 22° S7 Green st. the exhausted toi er upon the sho rd, and the | LARS in city bank notes of $10and $5 A liberal 8 wonderful Ls eeepc the Bitters, and prefer | same to Messrs. PARKER & CO., Pa, avenue, FOR SALE AND RENT. boa prostrated student of the meanigtttaan, have found | reward wil be given if the finder will return the itto more pretentious, but_less efficacious medi | opposite Brown's Hotel. in 18 St Approval ef the Course ef Govermer Hicks. cines, Butit should not be forzotten that theasent case was For other ‘‘ For Sais and Rent” advertisements, Harrissers, Jau.17 —The House to-day unan- nore is report closed. TmAg REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on Friday, | & ‘ 9 F seieios i copenten ttn seve Zeman soa | Sen erent cuencmrmpeteieet, | Oise oie ellen a mreneeaatts | SS aie toa er reece he ws rt pose ipod utd Seat rations apporng beverage, they could accomplish but little. It) yee Prawxuin BALL—Last night, Willards’ | assi ature to expel the moat terrible forms of | 294 Severth. st., between Land M, OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, con- | Hicks. and Pledging to Maryland the fellowship was particularly desirable that they have the co-| Concert Hall was crowded by the friends and | disease. Who would not give ita trial? large white New! eaations OG. Thi taining 8 rooms. Furniture new and complete. | 254 ex; ‘ok Fennanionnia operation of woman's Influence. Their organ!-| members of the old and efficient fire company of | Sold by druggists and dealers every where, shove reward will be paad'to any one os returaing Apply at Ro. 392 G strect. between 12th and 13.4 | 84 #8 iBport 0 ( Penn serge zation looked more to the young and future gen- | the Second Ward—the Franklin. The pum Beat ja 15-e03t im to me. . +_ | &ts., between the hours of SandSp.m ja 18 3: pertal send an eration than they did to the presont for very great results. The influence which a mother or sister bus over a young man may tell for life or death upon his future history. Embassy to Maryland. Mr. Robert Palmer, Speaker of the Senate, and Gideon J. Ball, of Erie, from the House, bave been selected for the mis- was the annual ball of the com; y, and, as usual, the managers made every effort to sustain NT—The three-story brick DWELL- the well-earned reputation of the company in these tisement of McLean’s Strengthening Cordiat and shawl and five or six yards of © oth The own- ING-HOUSE, with basement, No 505, 0n E, To tHe AFruictrp '!~Be suse to read the adver- FoUND—s BUNDLE, consisting of w lady’s Fo R. Blood Purifier, in another column, tf | etovn get it by caliing o. 520 Virginia avenue, % between 2d and 3d streets, at present occupied b: nor y matters. The hall was handsomely and appro- = Usomenns nfeet east And pazing fur this edver- | Dr Lewis Jones. Possession given on the ist of cipudisbe tien te Gaerne Liao e ders wen Introduced to the audichee, who | PUsely omamented. An excellent cotilion band | Persons desiring pexnion il always find them | esountpcoway premise ahOnIOO eres, | Ren ee Nant See eee eae Lene as | the Union, and will offer kim evargasisenes of © Mr. Hera was introduced to the audidfice, who | Pirnished the mus-c, and overs large company | for exchange at the Star Office ceunter. Fe a and white COW witha nore eee! | EN RE RGON, BUT Seca eee ee we BRA? | this State be enone oe pim course manlia on ok — wor gag son Corn ter ot Indies sod entlemen- enjoyed the pleasure af- READER, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise | T¢ fwner will please call, prove proper 503 E st.. (next door.) (intel) ja le tf’ | whieh he has been pursuing to defeat secession fhe length and comprehensiveness of bis remarks 'n addition to the representations of the . 2 ty, pay charges and take her aw: various companies of our local fire de ent, | Ment in our paper, Rea it; it will interest you. por reg nro eeey OR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM for A i and more will follow it. Some persons have ad- — permit us to give an adequate idea of several me, representatives of the Phila-} % 2-eoly jae umtinston City Garden. a New Se ed whest Rowe. Apply fa vanced the opinion that Goveleor Gertie’ hed A brass band enlivened the exercises with mu- | the Franklin.’ ‘The ball waa’ kept up gut the | OR RENT—Four FRAME HOUSES, oon- | peve' pesve, Maryland to the Marylanders, and has cud ak Cie chaase® tha tnastinn tha cack e Franklin. The ball was kept up until the MARRIED. taining six rooms each. situated on Mascachv- | 22¥¢ Pennsylvania taken care of by — ae ae with the benedictionsby the G early morning. GRD EN iactant, by the Rev. Dy, Sameon, Mr. | PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR. setts avenue and Fiiteenth street. Kent #8 per | V@nians, while others sustain the course that Worthy Patriarch, Rev. Mr. Monroe. Marxorouiran RivLxs.—This new military | GaSeiDe, oy NEBEE to Mus EMILY Governor has decided to adopt city. Just received by express, and will be sold ata | Month. “ished particulars icquire on the premises. es | Vor¥ mal! alvance. a lage assortment of COLT’S | 2174 REVOLVERS, Sharp's, Smith organization met last — in their drill room, Lacrors.—W. night, Prof. Barnard, of | the basement of the “Old Trinity Church,” for naman haces - 5 Impertant from New Orleans. & Wesson’s, and ARKET GARDEN FOR RENT—Two larce 7 yt TOLS, bieand Single SHOT GUNS, M uares of Ground, east of the tol, = New Oxueans, Jan. 16.—Si: les of N the University of Misianippt, gave at ibe Smithee- | the purpose of drill A large temperance meeting Ladies, Call Early RIFLES, Colts stor SUNS taining ute if acre weal fenced ad rove | ty Orleans sallitary arrived tals wording Boe te tt = . si & god frame ‘ent wi Notwithstanding the disagreeable condition of | pinited thelr appreciation of the gause ia which RIDDLE’S ORIGINAL 91 STORE, 190,060 Musket Caps. anctual tenant. Inquire of TOHN.B. KIRBLY. | “reenal of Beton Rouge, leaving the barracks gar- tne sidewalks, a e audience was present, er, | their neighbors were engaged by withdrawing LE’S ORIGINAL 318 ORE. 50,000 Elly’s & Brothers Double Water Proof do. 0 65 Louisiana avenue, between 12 and 20’olock. ‘Major Haskin. wie the United States f a bateangay- noise of ir steps might not disturb the meeting 7 1 : : i kin . ; 7 RENT.—The STO! WBSLLI 7} sg, Tne Jecturer sald that the perticular branch of | above them. hey nusiber overs udeasad coca No. 203 PENNA. AVENUE, ‘And all kinds of Field Ammanition, FOR RENT ihe STORE ont DWBLLING State infantry 18 being rapidly formed to garrison ‘this science which be should take rf in gr bers, and they turned out about eighty for drill 302 PENNA. AVE Penn. ava., bet. 10th and lith sts. krown as the old Confectionery stand. Possession | "9 tors anlenss af the cutter Wass geacine of the course was polarized light. The | The company regularly engrafted into the volun- No. 302 PENNA. AVE = jal-lw (States) Sign Gilt Saw. | Kiven immediately. Apply to ARNY & SHINN. | 7! — inane ie abject that bed ever troubled the tinal of mare | ‘ct military system of the District, and driliedin | additional invoices just reosived of New and = eS ‘Wile nothing can be attained In the various arts | commection with fhe regiment to which it would Beautiful Jewelry. GPEAT SACRIFICE WOR RENT—Twoframe COTTAGE HOUSES, | P the Fire Department are forming into military a w : oe nothing was Knows of tte it wan true thee | ePects to the volunteer etpe YOU CAN TAKE VOUR GHOIGS FOR ONLY PARISIAN GOODS! See ens Pema at pod wrnias eso roenslna Nenelicigated bons against seceding ‘or ng was known 5 was true N LLAR. pals : yard. jas Sooust of Soporte poate obtained, but ae Goreme Porie: sites foe etre facile eet at CORAL and es pa ‘ Guten hand cibout saat alt soar ces aie pg EE wre Preparations and plans for the organization of a iyet there was an impenetrable mystery about the | taining money under false pretenses from Mr. | ENAMELED TWIST SETS, cumstances, [ will make tho greatest sacrifice that pen herders sees 2 ~ Soutbern Republic are proceeding quietly === *ubject which science had not dispelied.* While | Barney, and breaking open a letter addressed to | MEDALLION SETS ever was offered to the pubtic in takiug off 25 per OR RENT—The fine BRICK HOUSE No.|_ The volunteers here are daily drilling, and Te- there is much that has been discovered in very | Mr. Pollard; seat to “ail f in default of | REAL ROMAN MOSAIC SETS, ; {the regular price. |My xoeds being marked 100 West st., Georgetown, at present occu | inforcements are surrounding the forts deca tunes, Sica t tote which | tall. Saas Teen Peseta RUBY and VASE SETS figures no one will be deceived. pied by the subscriber. Jt has 12 rocine, with gag waa well nave gad ecketbhed taitendesvetliocce ToC eon ne VAVA and BEAD SETS, in, pursuit of goods as Cloaks, French | And water throughout, a fine yard, stalie. Ko «and Georgia Convention. the ae oe v= athoyen - all. “The frat Te- cassueat sat te te Swecbraon trot a aoe are and BRIG! ANT BETS, mae Flowers, Wreaths: Rivoone Fees a GRUL a a aa ee MILL Epervittxg, Jan. 17.—The Sovereign Con- corded examination ipto this subject was made| Barney Hilbus, disorderly and profane ata ball; RUIN MOSAIC SETS, eat variety of articles enerall Kept ina ———— vention of Georgia assembled this morn’ at 10 by Euclid three hundred years before the Chrie- | fined $4.29. James Weleb, disorderly and ne CANBONCLE SETS) ONE SETS, Panay Ooe 2 meaine SFr, Vill £9 wer te aire me pint i npfilag apd a Ee o'clock. The only business transacted = tian era. Plato, Ey eat thet? and Cis fane; fined $217. Thomas Connelly, profane PLAIN GOLD SETS, * fadies will pes Es hear in wuiud Ghat all sy goodie’) turenonenblate, on Wi gtieet: Serwene ath tek Bk. radeon | ke Commissioners from nd ended ta ba i Siigemene, attics found aon a eee see M Hepburn, charged BOUgUES ar pce veo LACES. ne jarncrpe mrse (in ode oonsequently are of Also, two-story brick eden Rik “3 Commissioner Orr, of South Carolina, addressed = i. “ Es joa in the marke’ a 5 ethat an object made two distinct images upon the | with profanity and uttering rallying cries; flned LADIES’ Neck -CoAINS, amen OST WILLIAN. Importer, | sack. ‘To pqubeenl awh relneie tammate tha umess | tho Conventions nrging prompt and deciaive ac- SS Sear metocas in preation spea the mind; #3 42: . CHILDRENS, NECK CHAINS, | js U-lwaf + 32 Market Space, | wil bo moderste. Apply at 446 Twelfth street, tion, ‘and was tollowed by jndge, Shorter, tbe Euclid was the first to discover the principles EE ee u . SS 5 ommissioner from , ina “ -| THE S: jomtax —The venerable curator, ENTS’ V HAINS, - x WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU- — - | eloquent speech in favor of immediate secession. oe ee oe br erp Paci Mr. John len, is busily engaged at the Smith; GENTS: WaTou REY 3, Giencrony, 242 Penn. avenue, near the cor- sl ret y Ss eee wage The leperiones of Georgia as the iapehonn of the Biroaets nessiy Us years and. not” wail quite tended for distribution to the various inatitations | GENTS” SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, | Beet pteepth street A very complete aasort- | City Hal. recently ogdupied by Chas. S Weallact | Southern Confederacy was urged at great length st! 5 .EE 5 o an . Also = 8600! Com: oners. ~ @pcently hed any important resjits been realized. | tended for cleats tution to the varlous tnatitutions | PE MELES. PMNS ERNGICS * | Row on hand; niao, made to, order at the ahorteat | Story and ths third flout of fue mre paudinge Fey by Seth of the Commtnionans © on, _Paolemy was the first poet hea — titled UF the » of exchange pursned by the Eines. SILVER PLATED SPOONS, notices. Hair Work repaired or taken in exchange. terme apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 9 cate ete sone mappa fee ; “fies Is divided Into two clamsen: Dlopteles: or the | institution.” ‘Phis, preparation “and. distribution sO Beecstuity ta ten cisco onre aad foot, and | tat : a 30 13 | "Tt is reported that a test vote; having a bearing eometrical branch; and stetoptrics, or the phys-| !# made under the supervision of Prof. Baird. | gusrantied 6 be euch as represented, Pe YARRA TINE Sis ne OR RENT —A three-story BRICK DWELL.- | on the ordinance of seceasion, will be taken on fat lewean long time beloce ny law deter. | The shells are from the extensive collection made Every article manfactuved for the regular re he trade supplied at tho!oweat New York prices. FONG HOOsES with book ilies on peek to-morrow. mining how much a ray of light is refracted in | by the Wilkes’ exploring expedition, Thespeci- | rai trade, and warranted to be the same quality as til tment of Sentimental aud Comic BfakwooD are meg ro Apply, to ———_____________ -_ from one body another, was es- ens are beautiful, and will doubtless be con- | is retailed from five to thirty dollars each of all styles and patterns, at IRK WOOD, 476 Twe.fth at. no 19-dtf | The Louisiana Forts—Triumphal Reception lished. It was found that the ratio of refrac- | sidered as valuable acquisitions by the institu- YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR. FRENCH & RICHSTEIN’S, -- the Militrry tion of a ray of light yee from the air into | tions for which they are intended. Rxoarviees oF Cost. = jag 278 Penn. avenue. THE Cunataeten, jan. 17—The Courter a des- was a i i from New Orleans, dated net , iota vomel of. wees, tea basen ‘appeared one, | , BEEF Steatuns Aout —Aboutdark last night persona dod ting soveppls toapeeteae etn iota BR wantea igmilcnis See men to bay > IRA NCE CORTART Which state that the troops which took the ‘Baton fourth nearer the surface, and looking obliquely | 'W° fellows entered the grocery of Mr. Murphy, | Rt these unheard of prises will pleace call early at MILITARY CAPS, Scents a piece. We or Rouge Arsenal have returned, and were greeted the deception is still greater. Newton efecovered | Comer of Fand Fifth streets, while the family | St just received from Baltimore, from our factory, 150 THE with a grand and triumphal reception. that high won cendgesehal eoten coe tparts, | Were at tea, and seizing upon a quarter of beef, ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STCRE, dosen Military Glaxed Cape, sold at wholesale and ‘The Arsenal and Fort Pike are now garrisoned and thst cach part wan a @utinna ccher at Facig’ | made off with it at excellent speed considering | 302 enueyivanis avenge | Saree retail, J Miltary Hate snd ‘Atigue Caps made to STATE by Louisiana troope. The prompt action of Gov- White was a combination of all these colors; but | ‘be Weight of the Joad they bore. Mr. M. dis- D. W. RIDDLE ere’ DITTRICH & BRO., No. 425 7th +t. or ernor Moore in relation to the occupancy of the white could be obtained by a proper mixture of | Coveted the theft and gave instant chase, when pods | ja15 se hear Patent Office, VIRGINIA. fort and arsenal, is viewed there as @ peaceful three colors. Dr. Wollaston discovered that the | the tascels Sythe Fee oe ne oe LF Ars nang Begs leg snl Po ae weave = CEDNIGAUROP pani GCAbiehs aoueaee measure, and generally sustained as patriotic and 5 no oF 5 6 a Q IP. 5 “4 trum formed bya prism was crossed by black | ™2* sauabontation es op oe tear ales Ue | our prices, in thie elty. fa leat | SCHENCK’S PU Y timely. number. Subsequently 600 were a still later date, Dr. Brewster save his own bacon, which he succeeded in doing. discovered 2,000. The next thing which the The Arkansas Convention Question Submit- hile iti Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Household as See es St ee (PRE CHISISTTHE CRISIS—THE ORISIS!| gins to visit Washington overs weok, and "nas | Furniture, &c , against loss or damare by fire. E CRISIS!!! iti ted te the Feepte enius of Newton followed up was the discovery | 4 Lance Company spent last evening at Clay’s pir made [be aoe Mitel pane Nag am the city the HEATH & KNOWLES, Maneure, Tonn;,Sen.06.—The achaene Sf Robert Hood. that all thin, translucent sub, ncoongiray pap pt poy ened orp AT THE ONLY He has s suit of rome at the. Avenue House, Agents, lature bas unantinously pamed Dill submitting : : . i, E oan 0 vice free. ie stances a ae color, as is seen do soap Ral rege & Seuuaee of pay heh asenl re ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE oe aor necessary, hy am ahopene AA pias 16 over Bank of Washington. = ss oy A = | Beamer upon the pecallar Setuaion Of lignt, 3 —< = Seren ry Aegan lntget geo = ar nist — sents olty: 8. B. Waite F TEakenck apa jon Ww GALT’ ruary.” If a majority 1s found to favor the calling 5 J. BE WwW & CO sleet of a Convention, the Governor is empowered to ‘wasshown plece of crystal from I OW idee socal Mastegs ge tor Pgh hag , Syrup, price $1 1 Coughs OOv A D COAL known as iceland spar. In 1808 the principle of | feeling of trigndship oe fraternity Satna tee Unvgr THe Nationa Hort, Pa. AGznuz. ide Sad Consumption j wi fade | . |ppoint a day for its meeting. . —_— 5 2 Pa. Av., Berw. lite anp ltrs Srs,, SS UUSUEEEEINSEEEEEEEEiEEneEenee siete ov entra tave bon atnned in| Saag, comctngrciona | ET Ronamber re targne conrenion wihine| Manitie Pr gice Mens oe aay forret| | MM8T*- Ava REEL North Carolina Legielatere. Scie fives « Wet oyopaa a te dicen |" rca. a, | RR ra rine ie snr ae Fon ma | a Sons vida Ghee ag | Muh = ag tenen on ics ape teaeeiats a, Jeo! i lecta id that at the next lecture} Potice M. —B Justice Donn.—Mr.| We k: ing but fine, well selected Retail | leave their certifi ofe OUTANA RAISINS, to-day. No votes were taken excepting one on an hes enter ‘more minutely into the eciohce of OuBrien, won stampune’ sell a cow at the Goode, which we sell at $1, ‘irrespective Of its | corner Seventh st-and La nv. Ss HRAISINS enlanpertans sensndment in the Senate a tested by beautifal deawi geand ingenious scien: bys woman posting long as one abe had leet ot Ladies and gentlemen all when itauitazou. See! Moon ivs Squili brope. will trope Cough in a steume-Oetaernnd mamicial penn tn es ~—=4 tific apperatus; and the whole course promises to| had stolen from her some time ago. O’Brien Ea Drops to match tor Gleach wary” Fins end | ive utes. Moore’s Comp. Arnica tint oe will CANTON GINGER acs URCHELL. | “7,2 8enerel Convention, and there were many be one of pleasure and profit was arrested and taken before the istrate, | Spiendi Coral and Cameo, Bracelets fe gh | gare Onitiains. “Frome poo foe Face,| de2 KING & B' bes for s-cession. ——— where he stated that he had purchased the cow Blerant Pisin Goid do. for $1 eink cca the eli. | JUST RECEIVED BY The House is holding night sessions Tux Wasuixcton Licnt Guarvs—Ths about a week ago from a third party, ‘The Jus- | Splendid Link Bi for §1 | move Faint perp pe eae es J PRENGR & RICHSTEIN, EEE A ' » lar meeting of the W: Light Guardstook tice told the woman to take her cow away, and Senda tee Getcre itary ‘anes ~ : the color or texture. Pre; ‘so. dat = . 278 Penn. Avanve, Arrival ef the Marien frem Chariesten. . in eal Og 5 . ” aw Yors, Jan. 18 —' > pisce last evening at Fellows’ Hall, Na O’Brien went off vowing to hold the party he Fine Gold Lockets, for two and four pio. OOR it D-ug Store. Balen Mi ne nee Boston Literary N ¥. , Jan. 18 —The steamship Marion, cantie ot Spa venednion Cate. STE tee fe et reaponabe all aiz for qi | de-3w___113 Pa. avenso, | | [Edition Biver-side Tress; toned pa of the New York and Charleston line—heretofore , acinar" Tif Nt fe ie Lets | art gy apne ed tne Chaneae Ny i fr dt | Tae sans wash | fon: Unviale: mn: Shaken a Se 5 n, S.A. H. Mar! ir jeut ines a Na ir ington and thi > brings several laborers from Fort Sumter as pas- Samuel T. ; 2d do., Donald etathran ; 3d | Yard for 5 the command of r $1 | has opened th: CALXERT CELEBRATED HO! '¥, Made | voncers. These the! an good spirits, ; Lieut. Kendall. marines all to be for $1 nd in the Bee clear ar- ow 2 Alleman; Orderiy Sergeant: B ta food eit and e dear oBP sats for $1 (formerly Ker Irety fohoras | ucla (ang) KiNG & BURCHELL: pissy 6f previous caanpl aston wank: .» Arthi Clements ; th do; Bawerd metto: . Our re; remarked toa sssortment of 1.) . Al ARGAL PIANOS.—O; umer Contradicted do., roo Caahen Weber ne thoughtful, ferocious locking fellow : “No doubi for $1 | Fine freah OYSTERS served up in every style af Guseaeaar ere ewe | cen nmer Comra a m. T. McLane; 2d do., Andrew V. Ro- comfortable there, as it is warm in for $1 | “dea-im* F. G. ROHR. wing bese for cabe the ing toa St. is merchant. 3,34 do., Henry C. McCauley; 4th do., Jas. latitude.” “(Ab said ‘he, “that's what for $1 She warn thie Meneaiced Guisietinn Pisces for | ty Loutelann, te Geaply ates, The powder isicampons ; O: Officer, Stephen Coster, | makes me htfal. We may find it too and ary Iasoes Fipleh aad ie all eakas aie im | Biss, atthe Monte Storsof WG. MEEZEROTT | tas net yet arrived af New Orimas, Negois, je; Seoretary Wm. M. Clarke; Treasurer, Lewis | warm.”—Beston Post. } : Mis en | of Gre beat material? “Call st meee el nee Brie’ Agency of ‘Steinway & Sons? Overstrang Siesueeeell Se prnieens Sorte pamans tho A Theconst tution and br laws wore then adopted. Wx txany that the concert at the New York | -,{1g; Take your choice of any article in the store | choles. 336, het. Sth ot Voth ALLEN =e! Lng ee ee report, was adopted, and the uniform selected | of Me. Cecelia Young, was largely’ stiended, | , Remember the placs—t Tatts Qiipiae) Reeu'er Jow- | FYEALTH 18 WEACTR. AND SICKNESS 275 jacdeok, 275 ethics neal wo—-eohoearncen pebiiiiey is as follows: Grey cassimere coat and pants, with | 20d passed off in a most successful and sat{afac- ‘Gentlentont clerks always ready to wait on you. “2 PLAST RE R 8,« passed the Convention bill as amended, referrin _ b manner. Mrs. Young’s exceilent yoice and | E miole rT ted, Read and see if Dr. Ayer’s Medicines do not do . “ red trimmi: and grey French Chasseur very article rly represen , and warranted. | som-thing to enrich mankind, Panna. Mor the action of the Convention toa vote of the peo- also trimmed - x company is expec’ brilliant ferok lack ae mae the Lee Or the money returned ee Secesw 00 Cicaco, lovember, 18°9. @ Between loth streets. jew | ple. to be uniformed immediately. Sse . Cao — pe ; J.C. Avzx —Ri r: I should t ficers elect were then drawn upin line, | selected by her for this occasion. ati ‘4 4 CEMETERY N E. mar! Mppacwm greased T= |, Sexsreremserumin aoe | Sage Sa aE ge | See hee, essay | APP RNP VN | usr Teta nore yay a OS be at ther new | and “imate not of the thowmand glegent en —" Ja 17-2" _| Wife. Bho hes boon for some pear afliceed Gite pand MAR BL Sat redueed | $1 5001.65 ; White 66870; yellow 6la6: coment cles of that may be pure! for the OB’T COLTMAN TAKES THIS METHOD | humor, wh out upon her in au- aoprored, ae Provisions active; mess S18. Lard active at oan of img oan and L streets, at the | cis if em one dollar. Never before inthe the lic gen-rall tama er with such 4 Martie Wo u Bro ) 10%. Coffee steady at aeise, Whisky dail at Oe el now mamas wens ended soibe lick Abring prong loner Scns deme a URING MIL! het tod sana & Somerapon| in 00 19 Sm Taek a Ise. SS rifice to the merchant. pegs @°-| se 10,3 iii. bo pleased | od ‘able patron— BALTiMoRE . Teosi' paren ~ in Goshen polcmhaeey 2s cd cw se Paltimnre ee To-xiont, Prof. Barnard, of the University of Mississippi, delivers his second lecture on Light ter of t, when the doors will be closed, the red itu axtiegunsked = —_ Sees Wit eels tree ioe ma |e art ran a om ~ ibn eae | atl ae ai a rl : eee ten tacn ? Sy at aa tmade recently to barn thie Dullding. ; an .