Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1861, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING STAR FULLISHED SVBERY APTER NOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner ef Pennsylvania avenue and With st.. ar W. D. WALLACH. Papers corved in prokages by csrriers st @4 8 reer, Or Scents per month, To mai subsoribers the price is 93.9 a year, in advance; @2 for six $1 for three months; and for lese than three months at the rate of I2cents s week. Single ENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. IT" AvvegtisemEyts saculd be sent to the office before 12 o’e:0ck m.; otherwise they may not appear Until the next dey. A LADY's HEART TO BE LET. [concrupse.} “Ob, you must leave me now,” she said. ‘I see mamma and the children walking on the road. They must not see me talking te till all is settled properly. Good-bye, dear Mr. Vickery, you do not know how happy you have made me,” and ef che tripped, leaving good old Vickery to pursue his homeward way, alternately upbraiding himself with being a confirmed Don Juan without knowing it, and exulting in this present happiness. . He had hardly disappeared, when Miss Ta bitha Buckram, who, as the judicious reader knows perfectly well, is the real owner of «Tae Heant to se Let,” Sees the seven firs, and was about to take the seat that Fanny had just vacated, when a tall figure came bounding round an angle in the path, and ran straight into her arms. It was Jack V. et “ Bless my soul!”’ exclaimed Jack, ou athoustnd pardons. I hope not hurt you. Very clumsy of me, indeed, but I have an appointment, and preg not to keep a lady waiting must plead my excuse for such awkwardness.’’ «« Appointment ?”’ thought Miss Buckram. “‘Then ‘tis he—’tis my ‘Theodore,’’’ (the ery had signed in his let- e the seven fir ieve. This is the little valley—and shere—here am I.”’ “Oh, I see," Jack said to himself, “ Fanny can’t come, and this is the old nurse she spoke or “ Young and handsome,” paces Miss Buck vam, gazing fondly at the wart Ve8per. ~- He seems quite struck, too, with my appear- ance. It’s love at first sight. I feel the soft emotion myself.’’ “* Well, my dear madam,” said Jack, seat- ing himself beside her, ‘as you have taken the trouble to meet me here, I must tell you all my intentions.” Miss Tabitha Buckram bestowed a languish- ing look upon the unconscious Jack ~ I am resolved,” continued he, ‘to endure no more delay and concealment, but to be mar- ried at onc “Ab, the ardor of youth!” sighed the Buck- ram, ‘ E shall, therefore, confide all to my un- cle, and ask his consent to our union; that is, proviied that my sweet darling, my best and truest love !’* “Oh!” exclaimed Miss Tabitha, closing ber eyes, “ this is exstacy!”” “Tell mo, then,” Jack resumed, “dos she consent? Will she let meclaim her at once*’ ‘She will, ehe will,” murmured the deluded spinster, leaning tenderly against J ack’s shoul- der for support. “Then Tm the happiest of men!” exclaimed her companion, jumping up; thereby causing + Miss Buckram to fall meh. ‘Oh, I beg your pardon again he, assisting her to rise. ‘Be com; d, pray; remain bere, please, I’ll be Sock a balf an hour, and tell you the result of my conversa- tion with my uncle.’ Then away ran Jack, as fast as he had come. ‘*He might have touched my cheek with a chaste salute,” thought Miss Tabitha, fondly watching the retreating figure, ‘‘but all in time. Vy, bless my soul, there's that odious old bachelor.’’ “Confound it !’’ eried Mr. Vickery, who. of course, was the new comer, ~‘here’s that prying old maid.” “ Now I tell you what it is, Mise Buckram,”’ he continued aloud, “I’m not going to stand this; I’m not going to be dodged and followed sbout by you. What haveI done? You ain’t & detective officer in disguise. are you?”’ “Follow you!” retorted the Buckram, in- dignantly, ‘‘the man’s out of his senses! and as for your insults, sir, I'd have you know that I am no longer unprotected; my husband’’—— “ Your what?’’ said Mr. Vickery. ‘My intended husband will protect his bride from your coarse insinuations.” ‘- His bride! ha! ha! ha! You will excus: Miss Buckram, but—his bride, ha! ha! ha'’’ “Ab, you may laugh!’ ejaculated Miss B.; “there are some people whom nobody would marry at any price, acd who are naturally spiteful when others enter into the happy state I can make allowances for suck people, Mr. Jeremiah Vicke nd a8 you are so ungentle- manly as to doubt my word, sir, read that i bim bis-own letter.) my intend: epistle, sir, inviting me to meet him he: and we have met. sir, and he has just left me the pompios of men, sir.” Mr Vickery took the letter, still laughing at the idea of theancient Tabitha becoming a bride; but when he meat and saw its con- tents, his lower jaw fell, his knees trembled, and he looked the very image of abject, speechless misery. **Do—do I understand you,’ he gasped out at last, ‘‘that—that you have already seen this devoted individual ?”’ I have, sir!” replied the dameel, ‘and he is now Preparing his friends to receive me.”” = bee ™ thought Mr. Vickery, taking heart, somebody else must be after these dilapidated remises. “I wish you joy, my dear Miss uckram,’’ said he, aloud. “Hl do anythi: for you and your beloved Theodore. [ll and bay the liceuse. I'll give you away the church. I'll stand the wedding breakfast. I'll pro) the health of the bride. ['lI—I’l1 be godfather to all the little Theodores. Only don’t lose aday. Never let your beloved out of your sight till the ceremony is performed, and send for me when the day is fixed. At present, business of the most urgent importance demands my presence. Good morning.” ‘urning sharp round, he very nearly ran futl tilt into Jack Ves; er. My dear unc! Jack said, “ give me joy, I've seon Mr: Parker, he has been so kind; we are so happy; but, believe me, I shall never forget your kindness to my dear little Fan.” “No; and little Fan will not forget it either, dear uncle,”’ said the ; lady indicated. Mr. Vie! covered hls tees with his pocket red to the bench, and handkerchief, or, uested to know where he was. obs ingal sir; zs 0 a —you are not the writer of this?”’ poor Jeremish’s letter to his nephew. - Noo he Sf mre pale eo gee handwriting, “ dare say he wil ive Come, uncle, “4 will be in the ‘way here. Noa 4 Buel saying be took Mr. Tiseey by pT ui away, well out of hearing, however, he burst &® toar of 1 r, and said, “Oh, uncle! uncle! What have you been about ?”’ “I did it to get a home, Jack,” replied the penitent Vickery. ‘I’m a miserable, lonely old fellow, Jack, and ——"’ 7 lor ,” inter- he: 1 uot 80 ruj ed bien ew. as for this mistaken 1 ba re your letter, and there it So saying he tore it into minute fi ents, and aed them on the hearth. “ With regard os cbr ase ge — lonely,’ he added, ‘that is ea: settled. Cc “f nd pr with me till [ am married, and then if my Fan does not presently. a e you the jolliest the world in ttle home, she girl I take ber for.”” Mre. Fan did not di: ther husband’s tations. A hengiee old fellow than uncle is not to be found on a summer's day He to his neph pretty wife and Hetee children; but, although be deems it no trouble te ramble with them ebay r other directions, no on earth will ge him withinsight of ~s Heath. . 2, XVII. Arrains IN CHaRLestox —In compliance with an official request, W. F.Colcock, Esq , Collector for the port of Charleston, has furnished the State Department of South Carolina. with the returna, showing the amount of business done with his office since the e of the Ordinance of Seces- sion—as compared with the receipts for the same period of the preceding year. Ina communica- lion accompanying the statement, Mr. Colcock offered the following explanation; @ No record has ever been kept in the office of our Oustwise Cy pete bo an you ay official information on this head. ‘That in- Tmation must be sought from the newspapers. to our foreign exports you will observe a con- siderable decrease last period. This is ow- ing to several causes, and among them to the fact that an unusually large amount ofcotton and other merchandise was sh ped just previouly to the Ordinance of Secession, and since that time much ofour so have gone forward to Northern ports, to be shipped from there. The cotton crop has also been very slow in coming forward. in regard to our prospects of business for the coming season, I would submit the following re- marks: Under any circumstances the business of the approaching season would be com: atively light, in consequence of the short provision crop in several of the States which trade with us. W hat amount of business we = do, in this state of things, will depend very muc upon the ques- tion of or war. If we have peace we will havea unount of business, but not as much as in the years immediately preceding this. The shortness of the provision crops, to which I have alluded, will be one cause; and in addition to this, the credit of our merchants has no doubt been affected by the change fn our politica! rela. tions. Lam informed that the orders of merchants have been reduced, and in some cases counter- manded, and, as a general result, we may expect aconsiderable deduction in our bi ess for the coming season. On the other hand, if we estab- lish a new Government, and maintain peaceable relations with ail other States and nations, we may confidently look fo@ward to a very extended iucrease ia our trade and commerce. poe SI iat an acl Terriate Ixuxpatioxs In HoLLAND.—A com- munication appears in the London News, that several provinces of Holland are threatened with inundations, arising from the giving way of the dykes under long continued beating of the waves. ‘he lives and ory, of thousand are said to be in imminent peril. In Guelderland the distress and damage have assumed a fearful aspect. The people bad battled with all thelr might against be destroying waves, and had become utterly ex- hausted. In many places they had abandoned their abodes and in others were huddled together by hundreds in temporary sheds, where disease Was ravaging them to fearfulextent. The Govern- ment and private benevolence bad ndered assistance, but these were utterly inadequate to méet the distress already existing; and a stron, appeal was made to the people of England to assist in retieving their Dutch neighbors in their calamity. ——_________ Tue Great Sarva” Certiricare.—DearDoc- tor: I will be one hundred end seventy-five years old next October. For ninety-four yearsI bave been an invalid, unable to move except when stirred with a lever. Buta year ago last Thurs- day, | heard of the Granicular Syrup. I bought a bottle, smeit of the cork; and found myself a new an. 1 can now run twelve and a half miles an ur, and throw nineteen double somersets with- oat stopping P_3 —A little of your Alicum ‘ontem Salve applied on a wooden leg, reduced a compound fracture in nineteen minutes, and is now covering the limb with a fresh cuticle of white gum pine bark.—Hail’s Journal of Health i The Stock Exchange is one of the most re- markble features of the London wealth. ‘The gov- ernment securities alone, and which constitute the national debt, amount to $4,500,000,000, the railway stocks to $1 ,500,.00,000; those of the Eank of England to $150,000,000; to other banks to $350,000,000; employed in discounting . $350,000, 0v0; and besides this, there are shares in canals, foreign lands, &c., to almost unlimited ameuat. The stock market’ is very Influenced by political eve: ‘was rumored that Russia {7 The military force of Pennsylvania ts about three hundred and fifty-tive thousand of which nineteen thousand are uniformed vo! ‘The arms of the Stzte are all in Possession of volunteer companies, and comprise 22 000 mus- kets. &c , 4,706 rifles, &c., 2.809 cavalry swords ond sabers,3,147 pistols, &c , 69 pieces of ordnance, being 6 pound bronze cannon. There are only about 4.200 of these small arms of the improved pattern, the others are oid flint locks, g od for no- thing now. his does not present a very flatt cture of the eflictency of the militia, sud- 'y called upon for service. CoMMIssIONERS FROM THE RePusLic or Geor- Gia —Mr. Toombs, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, reported to the Georgia Con- vention the following gentlemen to fill the otic of Commi ssioners to the States designated: For Virginia, H. Le Benning; Marylaud, A. RK. Wright; Tennessee, . P. Bell; Missocri, L. J. Gleno; Arkansas, DP. Hill; Delaware, D. C. Campbell; North Carolina, 8. Hall. The Hon, H.R. Jackson was appointed to Kentucky, but notified the Convention that he could not serve. Murino or Sourn Caxoiinians.—Citizens of South Carolina resident here, held a Meeting on Ssturday evening, when much diversity of opin- ion regarding precipitate action in that State was manifest The meeting was very disorderly and closed iaharmoniously. The want of unan’ mity wes remarkable iu view of the alleged unity of sentiment in South Carolina. A large property sae Lee pa. ners tened to se to his rea! remove his slaves, aud abandon for ever the Paisnetio nation pew sc ie meine "The Charleston custom house, seized by the South Carolina authorities and surmounted with the Palmetto flag, has cost the Federal Govern ment $2,000,000. The sum of $500,000 is now needed for itscompletion. Won’ttne rattlesnake state which gives ee apacione consent that the Federal Government il convey the mails for her, give ber ee, gracious consent that it shall on and fin: the building of her Custom ouse?—Lowisville Jour —————— 7" A singular wager was won iecently by a skater on the Lake of Geronsart, near Namur (Belgium). He betted that he would skate for an car eee ater nes of Cngs on bis bead with- out breaking one of them. He accomplished the Satin Seapeeretee baving during the hour writ- a ee Goon Jox: Sa tena! et x me California. recen' an nance e Temoval of outside in that city. While the Councils were in session a few days after, the were re- nified members of that body, were compelled to into hot water” is a term incom- likely to have a special meaning lyn, Chief Engineer of the Navy Yard there basa number of powerful steam pumps Sod Soocanines meaty to tines to 38 part of yal indreds of tons Qj any reckless jnvaders = ao . having their grades; and 643 nd s iver oberest - Beco} son ea 1th ofr Laan epubie oforet ene from Arkansas to. id pg 2 a cam now be ive route for that amount. claims for New York a greater Baan meal Mead he Eben + ng WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1861. CLOTHING, &c. New PAPE St thes ar GUORES, CAssi- .WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 nia ), have just received a they invite GET oy. sane or i men styles alte “1 me) nder-clothing of il best epality. LOTHI » &O. ress vari Soarfs, All of MAE SUSHI GC. to citizens an sn gap out. & sere and nese, Ger, iG and other Ties, Cravats, which we are suai low prices, to intl WALL, STEPHENS & C rior a 322 Ps. avenues, most su; ER NT TAILORING. WwW E Invite mrp citizens general- ly, go sn inenepiios i? a e bis Cassi Men eg which we will make to ord: atzle at very heheh ce ara A 00 25-tf 322 Pa. av., cast’ “anertatay” fy ESKINS, VERCOATINGS, &o. er in superior LL, STEPHENS & CO., betw. - 9th and 10th sts. GAS FITTING, &c. PLUMBERS AND Gas FITTERS 4 Would oail full assortipent o} W. THOMPSON & CO. the ptteation ot water takers to their % Fixtures necessary to its in duction,~s clowe KITE! EN RANG BATE ts Cc KITCHEN SINKS, Having superi krowledge, wo. a into dwe Promptly, no 2%-dtMarl bet. 9th and vant epar ne ; \7 Lead van A- HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH. WER HOUSE, &o- es, wit! practical to intr juce Water with the Istest seporenents, and t prices that oannot fail to satisf, 269 Joth Penn, avenu ate. uth side, Azz "HTDIRE SOE ofuer hore mi fo foun I K othor @. WM. T. DOVE & CO, Now es to exeonte any orders with th EAM FITTING ww doors north of re 3 complete V STEAM snd ia T-ly FIX GAS FIXT FIXTURES of entirely New and Finieh, superior in style t offered in this market. We invite eitizens RES. dary roa GAS Patterns and Dosicns ‘oO anything heretofore eneral examine our stock of Gas and Water ixtares elected ck in WS aahing to An Work in the above line will be prompty attended to ER mar 5-tf lonting confident that we have the best intrusted to our care 8 & MoGilAN. 376 D street, I SNYDER PLUMBER AN ved to the corner of Twas! GAS FITTER, hand F sts, pared to introduce Water and Gas u 8 mo! satisfaction. favorable terma, and guaranties entire Hehas_on hand a lot of COOKING and other STOVES, which he will soll ¥ rid of them. less than cost,as he no 17 M. 1 of at fice én this oi! péersonsi}y ioe ity his o! E can wear th who Snd no pereon c&n wear others sccommodated Are; Peet ts a str it, &nd per finths . ‘ongest, mos! ert bi ues, the MINERAL PLATS fully warranted. eect a —No. 338 Py 80, 907 ‘Aron 5 ———————_—_—_—_—— TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Be em dire rraer eellaatewer: shotetrtomtote ALTIMOR ND OHIO LR 5 B WAS. NoTON RANCH. re CHANGE OF HOURS. Onand afer trains wili ron as follows: LEAVE WASHINGTON: rat train ath.2)&. m. Train st 7.40 a. m, et aa LRAY # Bal rimoRE: 5.3. m., Express. soa. im - rth at 4 The firet, sooont fit The seoond snd third connect at Washingto: pinction with tratns for the West, “I is, For Norfolk take the 7 40a. m. trai». ‘oF tween Washi: Will be attach atila m. 88: T. H. PARSONS, Agent. \HE STE. fas: ye RJ nM DA ‘eb ie. W) ‘58; N' TON every RIDAY, at 6 o’olock 1, m., tt if-past 6 o’olook, for C interm ate will leave C RB. ‘ RRIOMAN and ts ditRiCS DAY, a e. On her return trips, shy GAN every WEDNESD TAN SRS, Proprict - . TT or. ‘Ag’t. Alexandria. fom uit _NATH’L BOUSH. F® ENCH FLOWERSOF THE VERY BEST variety. quality, and an extensiy riety. STEVENS’S Fancy Store. R26, hatw. ath and Mth ata, WATCHRE t 1 MANUFACTORY. { have one of the best estabNehments, and fu nished with a complete set of too! ing every description of fins Wateh [pace el Attention give to the same, by 0reugh competent workmanand a work guara. tied. 0, ry deserip ion of standard stv Star. Sy MDa Hara ta pszatee that will be Breet, Phinda oc 15 tf SUNDAY, November 25th, 1850, the m, Express. and third trains from Wash- ipston connect throught o Philadelphia and New 8 uth, and jorthweet; also, at Annapolis Junction, for An the aocoommoctation of the way travel be- ton and Laurel, & passenger oar to the tonnage train which loaves On Saturday the 3.10 p, m. train goes to Philadel- AS, GUY Will resume bh: SDAY Wt ALEXANDRIA AY AIRING ANDSILVER WARE N°. 2.488. WOOD AND COAL. | You wun SopaMe OR on, ont.) and het sao yeltlyr wero» an a Delivered to all parts Ske Series tne owest ee T. J. & W. M. GALT Office 382 Pa.ay. Debwoon 1th anid ath we CARRIAGE FACTORIES. oP sonar nea Sasha A when chelate WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, Street, Bei Strests, gawalag aa mok'ss ee ey rtages, and es, which we il sell st * Being practical mechazios in different branches flatter ourselves we know a1 we ou oe les and quality of work that will give on, combining lightness, comfort and durab) ty, . - s% ers, successors to Tue Subscriber having arate additions te PE ees mh usiueSs, Carriages and bi cht Wazgens kept ex eu -PAIRBS neatly done,andal orders prompt “Tike = 3 RYT TOY ad Dr. J. H. McLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER. THE GREATEST REMEDY 1 the WORLD, and the most Dxuicious ann DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL EVER TAKEN. Ik in strictly « aci- e ond Vegete- bie. Compound, pre- cured by the dietila- tion ef reots, he end barks. Yellow k, Blood Root e a nand ornamental, manufactured under y Own supervision, which my customers wil! find jar superior in quality and finish to northern war sold by d 4 OFFicE OF INSPFOTOR AND SEALER OF GAS METERS, ¥ NOTICE IS HERE, WASHINGTON, July 18, 1860, GIVEN, That, agree- ity tn the procinnae of the dinate ar keene poration appr how prepared, “whenever r on pre-payment of the fee of examine, test, ‘ogistration ofany «88 meter very meter, if for ther, sealed Ly 208. Hi jy 18-tf Osi sven nbs WW 0, DEMU And Whole er: anh FOREIGN WIN No. 40 Ni Five doors no ly JF You want 1% Call at Imports! HARVEY Why iat inet received a Inrge STER, H, and fine rove, and ascertain t und incorrect, w: d_ marked Ds) May 12, 1960, the undersigned i juired in writing, an y centa, to inspect 0 in this city.” iifbe condemned, in be scourate in its to be sealed accordingly, Or use. ‘eet, (near Odd Fel- a, mM, 5p. m. eee : SENNINGHR SAVE THK UNION s supply of fresh LOB- ERS, sorve to cuatomera At the, oe and on libera: ters served to fa: they are only scalded fo the saloon, UR, miles and hotels are persons eat- T. M. HARVEY. | to 351 © street, botween diately in the rear t the businoss wil] be old stand. [no 15-61 SA Cy AC HERZBERG, NEW PAWN OFFICE. ler in New! , Deal eapectfally informe. th eda LICENSED PAWN Lousiana few doora here he ewelry, ’ Tools. ac, 34 16-Jm* ‘enae, betw: east of the new Cen- will be THE INSURANCE COMPANY VIRGINIA. CASH CAPITAL insures Merchandise, B: $300,000, aildings, Household Furniture, &o , against loss or damage by fire, HEATH & KNOWLES, Agents, Office—Room. 16 over Bank of Washington. jno Tor sr ‘hase of wur o AL NOTICE, stomers and friends who have net settled their bills as presented on the Ist Janu: id respectfally wat most myreng Ho we them to make every effort to iu February, us ie rt uJ theme ia Serene toe th merit the increased a “Fes0-10t 523 Seven Tee leven: treatly greater sion Penn. ave. The uro) being. a8. t osn be rietor pl HOTEL, corner of do so by the i &s we arom want of all the monsy due we tender feose re hove paid and COLLEY & ©O., ith st..sbove Pa av. EPT BY P. ‘enn. been' ) trol loos being less owe of jouse in the a contituedierel exseadiea togive the European Hotel a Beers AND wi i) spies mrsre tes aoa ee ey Siwareand s goo N Pe or ; Marbie _ eer Tv 0 anc TO SUIT THE een ity at. 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