Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. Ls Thovgh Txs S78 ts printed on the fastest ‘wtearm press in use south of Baltimore, its edition Je en large an to require it te be put @ press at nn early hour; Adverticements, therefore, should be went In before 12 o'clock m.; stherwiee they may net appear until the next day. Advertisements Yo be inserted In the Bat tecons Sun are received stand forwarded from Tre Star Office. ~ —— peste Wiswam Last Niout.—A large audience was — A Hoover, Patrick Crowley, and H. ther es bed Tolloweds after which Or routine ness iF , Mr. A.C. Richards offered two resolat the associat: last Saturday night, and the secon@ as fol- Re. That while we would not presume to advise the President elect as to whom be should call into bis Cabinet counci: ‘we would hail! with delight the selection of Col. Cassius M. Clay for the office of of War, and we believe said appointment would meet with the most cor- dial approval, cere 7 of all blicans in southern States. but of intelligent men of all par- ties, whether of the North or South The resolutions were unanimously adopted. Mr. Ualance, of Iilinois, being present, was invited to address the meeting. Mr B. took the stand, and expressed his pleasure at seeing what the people in his section of the country would think g strange sight—a republican audience fn aslave cSuntry. He bad two objec- tions to addressing the audience; one was that he did not like to undertake what had been designed for another to perform, and the other, he did not like to address republican audiences. When he spoke, he wanted to hammer away at those whose minds are yet 1n the fog with reference to the doc- trine of republicanism. He presumed that all Present were already enlightened. The speaker expressed his gratification at the stand the republicans of this city had taken ; alluded to the troubles now impending over the country, and hoped that the great God of heaven would grant that the day might never come when he might not be able to address this audience as fellow-citizens. Alluding to the sectional differences at more length, Mr. B. sata that if the demagogues on doth sides could but be kent out of the way, our course 2s a nation would be posed ros pe- rous, that the peerle are having no voice in this matter; that the demagognes ate ruling us, and misrepresenting the real views and wishes of the people. Let the people themselves take this ques- tion in band, and our country would be united In the North we bave demagogues who don’t speak the voice of the people; in the South they have demagozues who never speak the voice of Sete, nor let the people speak for them- Mr. B. went on to speak of the obnoxious per- al liberty bilis, which he claimed ought to be repealed; but while saying so, he would state that the personal liberty bills were nevi r thought of until the action ef South Carolina drove the North into their pessage asa retaliatory measure. ath Carolina had a law that any colored m that cawie te Charleston on a northern ship, whether bt be free or slave, steward, cook, crew, or what nol. ‘ue must be taken at once from the reseed wd "1aced in prison and remain there until the wesse) be ready to sail home, and then only be got out after the captain had paid the costs of his Smpr'sonment Massechusetts sent one of her ‘W* st distinguished and conservative legal counsel to Charleston to test this question of the legality of the law before the Supreme Court, and they wouldn’t even permit him to go into court to pre- pare his case. but mobbed him out of town. Mr. B. said the republican party was r dy and willing to enter Into such compromises «s would be entirely satisfactory to the Border Slav He alluded to the pains that are taken all over the South the speeches of abolitionists; and held that the conservative re- poblicans are never heard, and that they are the great mass of the people; that they are neither crazy on the subject of slavery, nor would they faterfere with itia any way. Phat they want the — sr telemig their right, and if our south- ern brethren vea ie patience t! will see that the oo are not er paced After Mr. B. bad concluded, Mr. Nathanie! Watch made a brief address; and the association adjourned “Good Samanitan Sour Hovse."—This estab- Mabment, organized last Monday night at the a Lutheran Church, js about go into ve operation The committee having charge of the matter have secured a house on Eleventh 8t., No. 125, between G and H , and will open to- morrow ¢Satorday) for distribution to the poor, gratuitously. It » proband to dispense soup three = each ‘week—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- = ys—and, if eer sustain —— (it ng supported by volunta contributions ) every day, should the demand pe for it. So far, the enterpri-e bas met with decided success. Our citizens will be called on for such contributions es they may feel disposed to give, either in food, money, groceries, or second-hand clothing,which is also recived and given to the needy. Contri- butions may be left with Mr J. Fussell, corne: Twelfth and F sts .or Rev. Mr. But! the Lutheran church.__& caminitiee will walt on nis for relief, and if found worthy they be immediately provided with tickets, each entitling tbe holder to one quart of soup, with bread. This investigation is deemed necessiry to guard against impostors, who are ever ready to deprive the meritorious of sympathy in sacb mat We trust<this measure will meet with a) Probation from our citizens, as there js greater destitution among the poorer classes in our midst this winter than was ever before known A weekly report will be made cf the operations of the association. The dispensiry will be open from 1a m to2 p.m Tut Union Rirtes, composed of stone-cutters, Met at Steuben Hail lest night. They were drilled for some time. and performed with great excel- lence the manuel. ‘They were then calied to or- der by Capt. A. H. Rutherford, and an invitation ‘was extended to all present not members to come forward and join. A good many did so. The Cap‘ain congratulated the corps on the prospect of a speedy permanent organization of the com- pany, and slated that the officers would get their commissions to-morrow, (to-day.) A resolution was adopted invitieg all workingmen and me- chanics to join the company A committee was appointed to agree upon a uniform for the corps bey then proceeded to complete the organiza- tion by electing the following officers: Mr Jas Grimley third sergeant, Mr. M. P. Swain third poral, and Mr Rogersfourth corporal. Messrs Copeland and Middleton were elected color ser- geants. The company now numbers 125 men. Oxty ons Werx Loxozr —Dr. Schlosser, who has been iu our city for some six weeks, during which time (and also on a former visit) he bas had as Vv ®pplications as be could has met w'th framense success in bis corns and diseases of the feet. He operated upon the pedal extremities of many cf our most intelligent and respectable citize ner in which they speak of him testimonials the Doctor bas in his x evidence sufficient that he is no humbug, and can do what he professes. The Doctor bos so many engagements that he ia unable to lexve this week he intended, and bas conse quentiy. determined to stay one week longer, during which be may be found at bis office, No. 257 Pennsylvania avenue, ready to relieve all who may desire it, from pain- {al aad troublesome excrescences Lanp Warrants and Money.—Very little bas been doing in sale of land warrants this week, although there has been an improvement in the demand, for the reason that there are few in the market. The dealers have been giving for 160 to +0 acre warrants 55 cents, an advance of 5 cents, asking 65; for 40 acre warrants giving 85 cents, selling at $'. Exchange has oh a York city banks, par; » erent; New Jersey, Pema Pennsylvania, Keetocks, Ten- nessee, Obio, and west Maryland, 5; east do., 3; Baltimore, 1g; North Carolina, iutinote, and Wisconsin, Indiana,7; Virgiula, 35g; Louis- 13m, 2. ys nems Count—Thursday.—No. 62 George P. Bissell et al ffs in , agt. the City of Jeffersonville cause was argued by Mr. Taft for the intiffs in error, and by Mr. Rever- dy Jobnson the defendants in error No. 63. John M. Fackler, appellant, agt. John R Fordetal. The ament of this cause was commenced by M: Lisle for and coatinved by Mr. Coombs for Adjourned. Ovr G route agent complains that he has difficolty in colleoting the amounts due for furaisbi. the there, and our Washi agents bint at Become ditficalty. This wrong. The task of making such collections in small amounts, as must be the case on a penny per. is onerous enough at best, and the collector should never be compelled to call twice for his money. —We heer much complaint of pe Pas part of our modern ee who Li ved in tals city by thea . © Itimore. Conan a. tos K, ns yee temaining at McHenry. twe companies marched directly from the depot past the City Hall, and halted tn front of the building lately occupied by the Misses Boker asa young ‘s seminary, on E where compan) will quarter. Orders were te ceived for bara bd to quarter, tem ily, im the new dwelling lately erected for Mr. George Barns, on E street, east of Sixth, until their per- wanent will be arranged. Company H immedi- ately marched to the. quarters for them in the west end of the city. com of young and active and hibit all the cool indifference to surround eae er — is common i ~ troo] ‘were equi as infantry, B's by the flank, route , exhibiting no desire to ‘make disple A Grxat Bitt —To-night, Mr. Sothern takes his benefit, and one of the most remarkable bills is offered for the occasion ever presented to a theatrical audience. The play is ‘Our American Charles Gaylor, snd presented for tbe Bet tne a for ime in this city. We learn that it abounds through every line and scene in most undiluted fun, and that it has nowhere en without elic- iting such uproarious latightet as to threaten to unroof the tl . Sothern, in this piece, per- forms a soft of ‘Corsican Brothers” double, ap- pearing almost simultaneously as Lord Dundreary and the Hon. Sam Rosslyn. Among other fea- tures of the performance will be the unrolling of a beautifal panorama of the Hudson River, and a skating scene, in which the participators 37 pear on the stage with real skates. The piece is Teplete with stirring incident, a oe and denouements, stiking tableaux. pic! ue dances, and everything calculated to keep the spectator’s attention fully on the qui vive Un- doubtedly there will be a great rush to see it. CximivaL Court —Yesterday, George Porter (colored) was convicted on a charge of obtaining a $2 50 piece under false pretences. Sent to the penitentiary for one year. William Robinson was convicted of an asszult nt on Wm. C. Noakes. Fined $10 and e Phillip Ford was tried and convicted of stealing a pair of shoes from Mr. Haff. Sent to jail for six months. To-da:; Edward Duffee Boome wes placed on trial on a charge of burglary. This man was discovered under a bed, in the house of Mr. Howard, with the door key of the house in his pocket, and a candle, box of matches, skeleton ki and other burglarious implements in bis Pp ‘ion. The case was pending when our report closed. REMARKABLE OvsTER arvey, on C street, opposite the theater, is now daily serving his cus- tomers with as fine oysters ‘ver were seen in this market. He deserves infinite credit for thus procuring the best oysters the waters of the Ches. apeake afford, for their use—and selling them too, as he does, at prices even less—pound for pound —than those charged for the apologies for oysters usually bawked about the streets in the early hours of the evening. Nomtnatep —We learn that last night Geo. W. Brent, was duly nominated to be the Union candidate for the Virginia Convention for the town and county of Alexandria. Both his late comp ts for the support of the Union party there—Mersrs Snowden and Fowle—have accord- ingly withdrawn, and their friends will support Mr. Brent, of course. His election we regerd as being certain Metrorouitan Pouice Bitt.—Mr. Kilgore, of Indiana, introduced to-day the bill for the or- ganization of a metropolitan police force in this city. [tis probable that this bill will pass the House at an early date Tue Wasnincton Mayoratty Case.—The contested Washington mayoralty election case, Wallach vs. Berret, is expected to be tried before the Shes court some time in the course of next week. Tre Cxorr of St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church give aconcert in the First Ba ist Church, Tenth street, on Monday night. The Partello Femily and the Amphion Quartette Club will assist upon the occasion. Cimcurr Covrt.—This court was to-day en- gaged in trying cases where action was brought to recover money due on notes and accounts. MAarrresszs can be bought of Messrs. Green & Williams, No. 506 Seventh street, for $1.50. See advertisement. Tue handsome tender by the Messrs. Willard, of their fine Concert Hall for the use of the Border- State Convention, has been accepted. —The sudden changes of our climate are Pulmonary, Bronchial and A 2 ng proved that simple eedily and certainly when Sos of the riisssee-recontss had * Brown's Bronchial let the Cold, Cough, or Ir- theever ae slight, ax by this ri tack he effectoaily ff. Public Speakers aad Singers wiil find them effectual for clearing an‘l strengdienine the voice, See advertisement. del-ly or Lozeng the Ter Hommoratuic Rementee | All of Dr, Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho- meopatino Remedies put mp, expressly for famuly uze, in boxes, at 25 and & cents each. Alno, in ‘vases, containing 2 vials, from 34 to 8 each, with book of full directions. For sale by B. Gilman, 350 Pa, ave WV. A. Pitzcoraltl, 353 north F street; also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave aue and Sixth street. Alao, Pond’s Extract of Witch Hacei, for interna! and external infiammations of all kinds, Sold as above. madly Faom Mr. 8. W. K.Haxpy, No 227 Penssyiva- NIA AVEN Wasuinetox, D. C., Sept. 26, 1869, Gentiemn: After suffering severely fur three yesrs with a> agg avaced form of Dyspepsia, and making use of many of the p Br remedivs of the Prope for sale. Z. D.G John Schwarze, Nairn & Pa.mer, John Wiles, 3 "B Moore, and H. H. MoPherson; in Georgetown by R.S.'T. 2M & J. Southron, and by druggists every wher Home Testimony. ! Prom the Pittsburg United Presbyterian, We bave tried Hostetter's Stomach Bi'ters for dyspepsia, and can ‘svorably of its effects, fave no hes gommending them to those #bff-riog from an’ iltty of the kind. From the Pittsbura Post, August 27,1853. Hostxrtgr s BitTeRs —There Bitters have ob- tai-ed a wide-spread and wo!!l deserved celebrity pore of the country. They are an admirab e fo of stomach dis-as-s erve the imme: Mossca EHstetter pOicts ia the count From the Pittsburg Ga: August 18, 1853. Knowledce 1s gan by experiences, and, thong! we lave ‘heretofore dealt very \ittle in medica: preparations, we are compelled in justice tothe maoufactarers to say th loste t Bitie:s has been the mean: atenck «fd: ae and has stomach ioe very short time, For sale by druggists and dealers m7 every where, ja 29 cost ete LOW AY es sap Orerysnt. ar inflammat u ys an: vimo- gemiial Organs tn oll inlerast infitsmmation of the Kid- ney: adder, &c., caused by gravel or other local irritation these medicines will effect a speedy and radica' cure Out of five hundred cases of persons th gavel Pronounced by eminent ‘the faculty as ‘incurable’ all who took these remedies recovered one, he, dospair- ing of success, discontin them afer one week's use. told by all Druggists, at 25 ots., 62 ” and $1 per box or pot. ja 30-lw To THE icTED !—He sure to read the adver- eS tl Payizs, = i Al al tary seen Prof. Wood's advertise - in pcp ty ed it; it interest you. ‘Bu 20-eoly t Long Old Fields, Peioes George’ At Long Old Fieids, P: Goorge’s '. Ma, oa the 2th J aes hera e, copy.) 4“ ee a a TWO DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS GIVEN ‘FOR ONE G TWENTY DAYS WE WILL SELL THE BALANCE oF OUR Immense Sacri| artic! i be at bait les wi offered c French Merinoes, 50 cents; worth All-Wool Plain Delaines, 32 cents; Very petty Poll De Chewres IW'ceete, worth 5 cents; 37, Shawis, $8.50; ‘worth $i6 f Pure Linen Towels, 12 cents: worth 18, All-Wool Table Covers, $1 40; worth $2, Gentlemen’s and ndershirts and Draw- ers, 50 cents; worth $1. Calicoes, only 10 cents, Best Canton Flannels, 10 cents, Ladies’ and Children's Best kirtsy, jes’ ren’ Extension $1 at half price. Hi Ladies’ Vests, CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, and SHO: at a very heavy reduction from former Prices We have many choice and desirable articles not here enum. mrp erg tape” Spams # call ‘all those who desire to supply themacives with goods st halt she oo i 7 Bear in mind—You Get Two Dollars Worth of Goods for One Dollar. R. BRICE HALL, 373 and 375 SEVENTH STREET: ALE AND RENT. jones, 5 one BALE ANY SENT, | that ctempan wil be entitled to the right of the ‘ 800 first page.) ! at thelr armory for inpection; bi fr We were unable to be present, but understand WN—One two- entire sat- is qo SE, on for particu. Stone ex, ition of the com- , ootier of 24 | PARY and their belongings. LLAN, High at, rivilt ik PECIAL NOTICE. O Thore of our oustomers ends who have net settled their bills as presented on the Ist Janu we would respectinily but most earnestiy requi them to make every effort to do ro by the first w 48 we are in want of ali the money di me. paid serve to Ee] beral and Marker ms or J. a Mod id oS ode 01 W. COLLEY & CO. | fel st —_—_—_—_— J. aad Soran abo Peay. | 08 SAUE—Tie FURNITORE ta dealmn GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, tested ina. most delightful part of the ci au ty, ASHINGTON, 29, 1861. | And containing 8 rooms. ‘The house is for rent. Aa: | | IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN rae Prorosats will be received at this Office until ess “Bargain,” Star Office, jn Sst L POSE Otic SeRORGRTOWN, D. Cy oon of the 16th day of Feb | WOR RENT—The STORE ROOM formerly ICT, Persons appizing for letters in the followi Erm Wh ene turnishing. Pa i F océupied by the Orange and Alexandria Road | li Will pieces Sef tae os wertised; stherwins ting of about 4.20 oubie feet mnt granite. fica Company, corner ef Sixth streetand Penn. avr nue, | they may not receive them. tione oa be pi red and piansexamined on appli. | te best stand for business in Washington. Apply LADIES’ List. ostion at this Office. Svenua: MENS, corner of Eixth street and Pena. | archer, Mary A Feiters, Mise Sarah MeAuuity, Miss @ Each bid must be accompanied bya guaranty that | SERS. Ja 30-3t AdumaMargaretC George, Must A Malove, Laura © enter into dontract witht’ tendaynthorenttcr’ | [WOR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, con- | Aulsiam Mary Graves, MreJue Mo Proposals to be sealed and e pa Tey See ee He £8 ne Ki ctrost. be. for Platform Covering,” gad $ ‘Apply to GEO. A. LA N z | batter, No.7 Center Market. I am selling good H a a 123g, 15, and 20 cents per pound, Be E | FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS, and use of Par lor, in « pleasant an ea t u ity. Inquiré at the corner of Tenthad. aid New Sack | avenue. ja 23-tf VALUABLE PARM FOR SALE OR E Duferent styles and sizes OVAL FRAMES for A ShaNGE HASTY PRoPiaery* & i "i res, sitonl mil B picroRe CORD and TASSELS, all sizes and dia, oh the Gravge and Siexandrin Railroad, unter , ouluvation, timber, water, fruit a 1 RAERRHANGINGS, all crades and prions, | |_| Foes eeosmeary Thre ite: tte Tees eae fourth lees Gancttces W. BRAY, at the Jewelry Store, 516 Seventh JOHN MARKRITER'S, Washington. _ ae i221 im No, 456 Seventh st.. 8 doo.s abo OR RENT—The three-sto bri WE jn 25-col0t Gad Feito FGRo HOUSE. with basement ee Boy BL de SS | Shen bl aod oe ts, At present by TOPHAM’S Dr Lewis Joucs. ‘Possession piven coe tae PREMIUM TRUNK Eebran y- Joe a ern juprosements, MANUFACTORY, ree toy Rent S40 per year. Avp'y a ie HENRY EGAN, 521 Seventy ct jorw EGAN, 504 E st., (next door.) (inte! ja 18-tf fitver M awarded by Maryland Institute of gxOR RENT—Two frame COTTAGE HOUSES, Ae, aaa! Ye in sopotat Melia Teaitote, | hog U4OYURE SH foun, uated on Maar tt iy : . ‘Washiagton, D. C., 1857, |theyatd. etn Sores PEM Of good — ly mak d always have on hand, J{)URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at 406 Tam tne best materiel, evary dscoription of” | Ev atinets beta ee a ee ieee i OR RENT—The fine BRICK HOUSE No. L100 West st., Georgetown, at present occu pied by the subscriber. it has 12 rons, with cae and water throushout, a ing yard, staple. &o , and ising neightor! le » A. P Haveting GRUBER vied comet At Low Pri ional, BE | Fok RENT—A threo atory brick HOUSE, con- Members of Congress and travelers will please tures complete, onl stioet beraeda "att and Sch, gxamine my stock before, purchasing elsewhere | Also. two-story brick COPFAGE, with large Superior Leather and Drees Trunks made to | Sacto pu Stal and rauab 5 ‘gangte the terms will erate, ‘wel vk ad | between G aad H. sited no i3- pats shh) ee SOE Sc. ih 'OR RENT, in the First Ward—three squares Le of the War Department—a small OF Tragic i ry wr 1oom, or the former mi ans wi " Tr 15. Ves eee G era chet got an | fora chop; and Parlors and Ghenters eae er I rig > ya New Goods when every body is orying hard times. ooms, fur ed Or unfurnished ; close Lawtence,G F Buthe st 18 Office. Line, A in. vi Bradford, Aliaica Graves, Mrs Kate Bently, Miss Sophia Gross, Mrs Mary Boothe, Miss EG Gibbous, Teresa M Oaki Mus N _ Spic rine A x, Mrs Ellen J Stone, Miss Else ght, Mrs LA 2 Smith, Mie M EE L—2_ Keenan, Miss M Harriett E Kung, Mise M A it, Mageret Kelly, Miss MA MimGA K SARDS, N lea, at WEDDING CARDS, Now Sizing, at ig jn 28-Steo 326 Pa. avenue. 486 OVAL FRAMES, &o. Weldon, Mrs Ellen Mahouey, Emly Worthington, Mre E Mott, Mrs Ellen Williams, Biss V GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Goran, James Mackall, Lows 6 Mardin, M Bernard, Clay Berkley. Jno W Wu P ington, Juo ey, JH aimer, DP ndon,Mast'rJoo@Qusentury, N Rapley, Win—2 Reading, Win Ryder, Jas P Rodgers, Juo E Robertson, . Trucks covered and repaired at short notice, Goo delivered free of charge to any part of the ity, Geo: town, ani lexandr “jess tyes. JAMES 8. TOPHAM. Be Seuter,A—2 Tarne, Bulow Tirby, Wm Tesmpier, Thorne Thornton, Owen be w which will bo sold a | FORREST OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF | Con ie, tual valug, AL SMITH'S, No. 460 Seventh | oooa FP eo gE and GROUNDS lately | pet, Win : Jazt-im | 000 opposite Post Offi Dickey, Robt W HICKORY WOOD. 1 article of HICKORY WOOD. Also apply to CHAS. ABER No. PINE and OAK WUOD, prepared or delivered oord length. | '8q., Or to the subseriber. THOMAS LAWSON, Surgeon General U.S. Army. Id be acco A th the | OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the i mn'taarry hangs unless special | My, RE immediately opposite the west wine of the : 5 de 4 eotf Maloy, Daniel Franklin HS money 5 drive 1, recently Oocup! ‘Chas. 5. Setenaare HA to St ay ae GALT. ae an offic <flto the "Teont tom iin, the secon 2 ? : s i i OOF me din, a bot. iti end 12th ele. | Spry to RICHARD WALLACH PIANO FORTE, (NEW. FOR 9175,-1 | Lo Soc have bad left at m re for sale a new, |= sere Rosewood Case. beautifnl tone Finn A ASHINGTON Stool and Cover. which coat cash $30 'W SIND GEORGETOWN jucnee of the hard C0 Woodin, Homer G2 Worster, George A, Juo W US.—J. C; Miss DE. M; Sec. of Me D> Lerrens ty avi cases Must 8& PReraip, Feb itt HENRY WIRT TILLEY, P.M. notice, as it will be to SER Fa D . Et-Lis, |W. a. SADS ¢ ve Y OF CARD.—To tue Voters oF Groncktows — O6 Pa_av.. bet. 9 hand 10th ata, | Nvidia woe for Coughs, Colds: Heasseusp A IT have on m any oceasions notice! the extrava | Croup and other aff-ctious of ‘the throat and chea' oF and also hix SURE THROAT PuWDE hee . om oR, a I t f the most in allible remedies of the day,and ro family should te without thems and besides, ofour town treasury. I would nom that they are so cheap as to be within the reach of all a0 © centcman who. being s large, property | _ We do not expect strangers to believe what wast, would look to the istereste of the wwa, D street write in recard to our own medicines, consequen' ABE po othor object ia viow than to sce that one snd supply PS lw | ly we refer you to the following well kaown gen- | 0: porate aifair nell be well sttended to. That It won't I 4 | themen’s certificates, which oan be seen atthe reg Zocer N- PEAnson, one who tne all ti UY YOUR Stationery and School Books at | Stores where the articles are for sale: they any they ingen ee tin monte ot peat aed wi'l b sole. HEPHER D'S, while you have # chance to | Mo, the pee, qouen and Sore Torost Medicines | 1 te sented by & ceutiemau not for lure hut for the ee SCOTHCLOARO | Mete det Hyotawa, Rev. George Huidt, | Wellereol thewinle propia.’ 1’ Ne OM ELEGANT CLOTH CLOAKS. ev. Sam'l A. Wilson, Rev. Wm. ke, | tt A CITIZEN OF @' = Just Opened lon the Curistnse and Now Years | WV OUTSTANDING CLAIMS. Mayor’s Orrick, Georgetown, D. H Bev: emaAuseicey, er gone eoig, xk ov. Ja« c rray, Rev, nm ils, fait the times, for ease Oe ne Owes Prices to YO the Baltimore Conforeness de 19 J. W. COLLEY & CO.. wee erties SS ernie ae Gon Graccues. 53 January ah Ta6l- ; — = } ole: y ee . st MPORTANT TO HOUSERERPERS.——_wreadwars Beimare ig ae ey KE! At retail by RS. T. Cresel & Co., Drureists | Georgetown for any work done, of any materials — ton a TOM | OGharl a Scott, Drucgist, 375 Pa. aven ee a Se eee oe soa | = t jer ar sta pene ry 7 "Thompeoe.‘Drigsusty Fifteenth at and | Neyreapaited t (euder to the gubgariber 8 stain, ul ton. 'TELY AND PERFECTLY PURE, . tn Yard. ja21 Pony aay pices, elecadcee leaned Na — = = by us expressly for the purpose without refer: yaese ‘3 A BETTER TIMt COMING! at to cost. They aro beautifully packed in tinfoil, — feiraciefeesi Serna iin taal | ional Aka aod eves ameregnenlt | SUSE ERORDY EDS eo ul weight, while the ordi; TO ay in 'S Southern 1 01 ig Spices are almoct invartably a We ws under the Clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street am bb Wilskys : said work was done or materials furnished, on or t, the Slet oefore Thursday (GHAND i. CRAWFORD, Or. | viraient | Nocturnal I 20.000 MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! y Sues we wii, da. the neat 3 o end call at 9s in SPIELMAN & BUNT Georgetown, D.C. 10 (J 150 t of atri la) + avenue, immediate osite the National ING and ALEWIVE!} som "EBYOND AL COMPARISON,” | Wuit"anaTis"WtetauidoyCelcnnieg tendon | Ap bbls HERRING HALE IVES, 65.8 sing/e trial will a! ly prove, Medi hey ited tucure the most and Java COFFEE, wufsotured only ns of Gonnorrhea, Gieet, Syphil ’ Ssks, for 18i Pete Gone, | Sonternel Lamecions, Stoetures, and Weekne 2. B08 8 7 ‘A T NOTICE ABOUT PERSONS CALL. °" be sent by mai, Office hours from 9 ce yure HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. T 7 y up we find by many disregarded We ?_™- - — . MAYOR’S OFFICE, want i anes Snowe are in earnest; we want t T° INVENTORS AND PATENTEES D.C., Janvary vrei’ 0 5 " ee &W.M.GaLT, — | UNN & COMPAN Eire e songet af Tires Bee Dealers in Wood and Vor Proprietors of the Scigntiric Am: AN, and ny ¥ Pore0a OF persons who have is 3 282 Pa. av., bet. Ith and 12th sis, | Agents fur procuring American and Foreign pet on hire, or who shail herenfier set On bre, aay q j 7 CES! PATENTS, house within the Corporation imits of this town, peer BE LING OFFA SELLING OFF! | bef pare dort Gr si in ro Bus nee 12-41 ae HENK woatene ES y i fer to a uw ASOD, on Josep. oi ————— ele Makes Diane eee heres: Poceesruen | Acie oh Bichon Ex’ Cometic cet ae ; Lains, Ri in faci Winter if Dn fifteen thousand invent who ilaell off this mon! sae greatly | are en abe done through Muun & Co, at less than cost for the cash. gency. * Pamphiet of Advice sent free by mail. maining in oar miook which is offer how at 3 er Pin races Laws and Regulations, 1) pages, 25 cents cent. less than cost, © invite the jes and al! | “ . ‘& handsome D- Cloak to ealland |. Office—No. 37 Park Row, New York. Wash. examine our stock | before purchasing elsewhere, ton office—coiner F and Seventh ste. | ington 9 OPPOS |W. COLLEY & CO.,, | Patent Office. de 22-602) jal6 2w 523 Seventh st., above Pa if THE EXTRAORDINARY I VIE ; ASTERN FISH AND APPLES: i - | f the ti and hy t it P'ANG EORTE INSTRUCTIONS lear henst stock by untine gam tll mon femaes HERRING, ALEWIVES AND MACKEREL! Warhingion 'publis ass, toncker of i sale ollown: 400 barrels Eastport No.1 HERRING. i hore leave to state that he is pre j HI"KORY WOOD, $6 5; OAK, $550; PINE, 3 ty " reNa oy = Pi Bosto Bpred fo take scbolacs on terms to gal the exigen- 2: WHITE do 5 do to fill 2 IVES, John lo may be picks No:3\arge MACKEREL, e sn. 1o Strangements, knowing th Sepak av. 9nd 1h. PLES. yw 0 desire to have th ir chil ‘Ww _ 910.000 pose to ‘out at $2.59 to the Piano experience now in getting ORTH OF BOUTS, SHOES ayn TRUNKS, ferry $4 to $450 Labrador Her- rr 3.50 to 4 jor Ly. {ed teaching lias been h Style z Years, aad hie references are heads of OF alk Stvles one Apeaticies, I wives; $5 25and $8 50 . ingly moderate Store for Kent and Fixtures for Sale, ofbare at press c&snot to A ules in Washington. H AT A GREAT SACRIPICE ON CO®T, we ers. JOHN E. SCHELL, EY & BROTHE! Residence—295 G ‘So ead for Ware ate o 8. Georgetown, D C. * wad | Servants’ SHOKS . eee a eee woman said. (SCHENCK’S FULMONIC SYRUP. Hi “ ake. Office |the putiio ia nalciveds as goeat” nducemeats: will | , DE SCHENCK, of Philadelphin, finds it jn23___between lith and 12th streets. on eh stock af the ack T am oly be in tie = AND Gi = it dW: every month. GPRS TORY, SEO CURL MANU: © eitere. Shoes, Baste, | "le suit of rome at the Avenue Gouss, ner of th atroet.—A very complete axsort- “Si. tr where ‘can advies free. He ment Curiss | settee, Bandeaue, &c, is necessary 6 & thor: now on A sor made order at the sh of repaired or taken in exc! J.& W. M, GALT . F WOOD AND oan —2%2 Penn. avenue, ereons jadetied will conir’s favor by promptly jel nm 8 favor on ‘and settling their aceounts. : Part The Shadow in the aye be el, by John PMPORTANT TO LADIES! nruooh, BF on by the Rev. "I have just recerved s lot of Sable Mink M $125 by 1 | made i . i. alte; $1.00 Rr 7 wi ieail at early of the best Mritary Works gd nee to and ca plate dae nhs pnecaipon : API iPitres un yaron. ‘ENN. AVENUE, 00 3-3m tr 'W BOOKS, Jon MgB Locasreins, his i oure F by, Ing ont to reduce stock. PETTY oa are 12 Raver, Bordeau: . Pege,e it i i id tz if any course coheed to eke civil war, as well solicit all non-la States to use their influence with their brethren of the South to that end receiving ber armament at sad she will be magezine at Fort N. com a to Fort Norfolk. ‘unt on the beach New York Hi United States ing the place, is eocret "trains have been scheme to blow up the place three hundred men, und willecon be sirengthencd . wi addition of two hundred more from Gover- cetved In the Senate yesterday from the Governor. transmitting a ‘of the Secession Urdina: received from the Presiden Convention. Resolutions from the General Assembly of Ten- nessee. proposing certain amendments to the Con- stitution, and from the Legisleture of Pennsylva- or of the Union and the Constitution, The bill xuthorizing the Treasurer of the State to endorse the notes Of the United States was re- jected after debate by a vote of 14 to 19 y next. illiam M. Meredit White, James Pollock, David Wik Franklin, Andrew W. Loomis, and Kennex The three first named have The other four bave not yet been beard from. — $1,400,000 in gold A. 1. Stockfleth, Consul for Hamburg at San Francisco, had committed suicide. He was ly involved .n business and private affairs through unsuccessful speculations. Ravricn, Jan 31 —The Legislature to-day re- elected Hon. Thomas Clingman United States ‘Senator. A resolution is now under consideration declar- ing that in case the present sectional difficulties are vot speedily reconciled, North Carolina wiil go with the South. The militery bill comes next New Onveans, Jan. 31.—There bes been no military movements in relation to affairs at Pen- ola. It is expected, since "s dis- b, that no action will be taken by the Federe! overnment Slidell and Benjamin were defeated as candi- dates for the Southern . The revenue cutter Cass and her officers bave surrendered to Louisiana Ohie Commissioners te Washington. ep- lowing gentlemen Commissioners Washington to confer with the Commissioners ee they have been confirmed b) the Sena’ ope ee J5.C. ——— Wiliam x Horton. Reuben Hitchcock, and F. T. Backus. Instructions to Commtssioners. Cottmsrs, Onto, Feb. 1—The Commissioners from this State to the Washi; Convention will be instructed to procure, Journment to the {th of April. Trade ef Nerfe: Norgoxx, Jan. 31 —The receipts of rt for the week amount per’ pd busbels, day of 20,000 bushels—m: and yellow ; white 63a66c. Cotton closed frm. Massachusetts te be Represented in tienal Convention. Boston, Jan. 31.—Tbe Committee on in favor of sending five Com- missioners to the Washington Conference. tee Sen Sa |