Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1861, Page 3

PEt‘ ‘ _LOCAL NEWS _ 17 Though Tus Srar ts printed on the fastest SraD press in vse sowth of Baltimore, its edition fe 20 large ns to require it to be put to press at an ertly beur; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent In before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. a Noticr.—District of Columbia Advertisements So be Inserted in the BaLTmon® Sun are received: stand forwarded from Tae Star Office. — == ae — ——— —— Lzcturt.—Rev Mr. Lord lecturedat the Smith- vonian last nigbt to a large audience on Madame DeSteel. The lecturer prefaced his lecture with & few remarks relative to thespbere and influence of women in early times. Scarcely bad women Degun to be recognized in society before she as- tonished the world of literature. Those who adorned the European capitals in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were distingu’ for their tact, wit, corer ipeh aoe and attainments. ‘They were sought ai Princes and nobles, and their names have been ered in later bg Modern times had seen a new development in the history of woman. They had become writers and authors, and bad come to be respected for their intellect and talent. Female authors had become aclese in communities, and claimed an equality in the ronk of mind with those who asserted to be her master. She had shown her ability to co ‘with man jn intellect; and as novelist, critic or historian, she had borne off ber share of prizes ard distinction in the world of literature. But no truly immortal female writer arose until Mad- ame DeStael astonished the circles of wit and wenlus with her brilliant productions. She was born in Paris in 1766, in an era of it revolutions, not only in political but in soci: ‘The great minds who flourished in the reign of Louls X{V were servile in their style, and clung with a pertinacious tenacity to the writings of quity But in the reign of Louis X Louis XIV. the greatest lights of literature broke forth with a brilliancy unequalled before. ‘The French, English, and Germans 72 oats strug- sling for superiority in the fi josophy, Sa that intellectual ieahnesstcaaed whieh, infidel and demoralizing as it was, gave a bright- vess and a luster to the age. Her father under- stood her character much better than ber mother, and he sympathized and aided ber, and she, in return, clung to him to the last. Her motber wos and exacting, yielding nothing concerning business for what she deemed to be trifling, aud stricted her daughter to the limited sphere of her own idess. Her father, however, gave her a splendid education, and at an early age intro- duced ber into socie hen she soon made her power felt. At fifteen she wrote a work that ex- cited much attention, but health finally gave way uoder her arduous mental jabors, and she wus compelled to suspend her writing for a season It was no doubt best for ber that she was com- Ppelled to do so, as it removed her from the re- Straints of a rigid system toa life of poetry and mental freedom he was twenty she wrote poetry; but % impatient under the trammels of French, she abandoned it for prose. She was not techni- cally beautiful, bat there was an attractiveness ce that was irresistible, while her ntranced the listener. She wasable to talk upon all subjects, and was said by a great writer to be an expression cf many souls blended inte one. Highly educated, talented, accom- ished and fascinating, as well as the richest ress in the kingdom, sbe was eagerly sougbt after by the great men ‘of the times, and hearts end fortunes were offered at ber shrine. In 1736, when at the age of twenty, she married Baron Holstein, and presented him with a dowry of 2.6 0,000 francs. Their married life was neither iniserable nor h«ppy. They finally separated outa divorce, but she returned to him aud parsed him in his last illness. At her country seat. near Geneva, she wrote her first work of dis- ‘tin In . upon the very day that Napoleon, as first consul, seized upon the Government, she re- turned from ber exile in Switzerland ana came to Paris that she might pay her tribute of homage to his genius. But when she saw him, she turned from bim with aversion and dislike. While she felt awed before the gleam of his cold gray eye, yet she saw in him, as by intuitien, the destroyer of her happiness and the liberties of France. Na- leon’s tact at once detected her sentiments, and immedi: henvy nor governed hb: became the center f opposition, the headquarters of enmity and wrath; and afraid of the influence of her writings, Napoleon panished her to within — leagues of Par: Sbe tarried a short time in jemer, and traveled through the German States, accom- lator of Sha! e, who was Germany was then written, and she astonished the world with the brilliancy of her geniu e acuteness of her Perception, and the extent of her researches. Na- leon destroyed this work, and so annoyed her & Switzerland that she was forced to leave. Her second marriage was to an officer in the ‘Spanish army,who was twenty-five years old, and she twenty years his senior. This marriage proved a happy one; and soon after she went through Austria, Russia, aod Sweden, to Eng- laad. There she was welcomed with grest en- thusiasm, and was taken from palace to palace. Afthe death of Napoleon she returned to Paris, Mer an exile of twelve years, and enjoyed ber reign. Chateaubriand, Lafayette, Gui- zot, Wellington, Biucher, and Humboldt. with many other great men, sought her society; Louis XVIII sought the fascination of her conversation; the press sought the power of her influence, and all France paid homage to her genius. But sbe did not live long toenjoy her triumph. She died at the age of fifty-one—a victim to opium, used not to stimulate the mind, but to enable the phys- jeal system to endure the toil and labor facident to her life Aga woman, she was greater than her works, memory will never pass from the world ‘are, but she will be ranked with the mas- tes. minds of the age; with the Napoleons, and Washingtons, and Websters of the world. Inher character she was ambitiousand worldly, ingly greedy of adulation. She was and sympathetic, and was almost y her friends. She was declared by Macintosh to be the greatest mind ire and Rosseau, and as a woman su- ‘Rny that had ever lived. turer discussed at coysiderable length of women in civilized countries, and that she would stand side by side with the acbievments of intellect and genius. De Vituiers, mentioned in the in connection with certain ms wherein he bad displayed more shrewdness than honesty, was tried yesterday be- fore thé chief of police for swindling Mr Stin- metz out of a set of fare worth $35, by m ofa Bogue check on the banking house of Riggs & Co of the purchase, the identity of the pris- man who gave the bogus check, and flicer to honor it, were ail pawned them for $6. Mr ¢ ME clas M. Augustus Beaufort a! que, Was accordingly committed to jail LTMone M. E. Conrexenc —As the ting of the Baltimore Conference at Va., ——— much interest is felt ©! hers Seven districts, viz: Baltimore, , Alexandria, Winchester, Rocking- Roanoke, and Lewisburg. White mem- EC at the it time there is a yang of berm ob order lurking ington, wate! exercise of thelr skill. large cities, North and South, and are to the detectives in those cities. A By a Horse —Yesterday, Seeenth Peconic ng Fourteent! a Nailor bh ked f puticlcatly to unt him for immediate 4 Pories Matters — Befc ustice Clark —Robdt. | Preclamation \. Jones, hack driver, was charged with violating Mayor Oren i } WANTS. GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS|THE LATESr NEWS. the laws of the Cor lon respecting fares. He Wasuincton, Fel 5 i ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, See ge: bad, 1t appeared, c 2 pamenger just twice | 1 have this duy approved ‘the following. jeant My giTQB» Bt No. 361.C etrect, near a at. pas, peri > 52 te TELEGRAPHIO. S71 James Fogerty war brought In charged | Smmend to te cigavel Waskingten neateess | UPANTEDCA WOMAN Soa eear ce |e MATQR'S QFFICE. Guncrrows, re james omi zens an i — ES Re pe gad a Ns eee with an assanit ana taleery on ance of the 22d of Februsry set mony! a iy good reurestelly Yeoootmend tind tre ce Sone je- | The Misseuri and Arkansas Conventions’ Given under my band, a! ty Hall, Md in otic observance . Elections. ‘day previous, 20th of Febr: S61. char! 3 i February, the birthday of tre Father of Aiepatch some reason to think that O'Hagan had commit- any Sulamn G: Berner, Mayor. pet, Gi mnende- | i> = 8 Gaticpe! bolisay, Given band | We have quite a nu pal ; ted a similar offence sgainst Fogerty, but as the 2 RICA concerning resul = % these elections, and take testimony was seeds dim u the point, | Joint Resovtion observing the 2ad day of Feb- CRAwroro, Mayer. casion to sum up their contents. As follows. no notice could be taken of it, Fogerty was ruary as a general holiday. x oo egg Vii held to bail for court. under any cir- Before Justi Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board ‘Cou it 2 3 boat. propelier, her idato for the Common net] | Muissount.—Yesterday morning, in St. Louis, it col.,) accused dirraety corde in tase Suge top ive oo en Ce te ei & - ation. was conceded that the Sosumioniats per os bad . vor be requested to issue his procla- ly at it ©. BENRY RODIER. ined $2 M4; also\accused of knocking down a mation recommending the citizens of Washington | Vepart ‘Washingto ; VOTERS OF GEOR elected some eight delegates in all, and the un- lute boy with a Billet of wood. For, — fo otserve the 22d day of February as a general = Oe Tw ECAC having (been conditfOnal Unionists about twenty-three. The ence court e oerta: candi- delega' hosen stand bere mass was accused of being a drunken vagrant, and in = Grarton Pows.t, ION to do chamberwork. She date forthe ofce ot aoe raed that t Stance r re role ak Virginia oo ener cbecg default of security and costs, was sent to the work- President of the Board ef Common Council. . to work. and will strive to please | whet 3 re - house for woot baiting tigues Witten ze ‘ht up oe ot tan J. Dove, ee Cp SS ly Se lease new th oe yi keeping agrees in ogo: ifthe teow so | Board lermen. om Star Uffice. py jorth accord border siaveboldi: was fined $21 27. James H. Smallwood, accused Approved Feb. 20, 1861: = = & ee States the guarantees the latter think necessrry for of disorderly conduct in the streets, was fined $2 94. is f 1, 12 old, a Pince are ly seagate £7) selling r i James G. Bennet, Mayor i irl, near 12 years old, a P! needa Acne ei ary thing to be required of if, akior their own future security, now that seven Gulf Mmerchandize without first obtaining a license Ss Rr ee. Ge ag Sally. Pe wileat fo see any if (fe 21-3 States have seceded. S efert Aetice Thesapees tome Onter eavese AMUSEMENTS. ing where to ail, in Box No. 18. ftar Ofes. PEOPLE OF GEORGETOWN. | ARxinsas.—Northern and Western Arkanses ot wiapron bai ann aiseriaris ponent is coos ASHINGTON THEATER: | 2% Ph We. thew ct omni candi. | nave véted heavy majorities for the Union and house in Ninth street there has been for several w oe eee = Wet Wipe IMMEDIATELY From EN dates or the Mayorsity sad of © , | Southern and Eastern Arkansas have elected a weeks see v= al row, to the infinite annoyance | Acting Manager zu a i dy EL ath a A$ hm ce em ee mi majority of secessionists. Nevertheless, the ma- of the in nts of the neighborhood, was ar- Me k est of the convention elected are clearly against rested and brought in to answer. It scems that THIS EVENING, est prices, and, as usual, at 01 ous to break down party in On! Jority pred y agell Cole has been keeping a gang of dissolute fellows ___ ‘Triumphant Success of the ‘ tee, oe te pape LY. ae. ‘stro: poss: fine naerbits, and immediate secession, and for making common about bis ine some lime past, and thet one } Besutiful, brilliant oan Secor tenee Comatioeney:| 1069 CORRE bot Gi nad Heat de, | RES Politiog for some years past In this belief we | Cause with the border ngrrew oer — wh@e Bernhard one crew, yesterda: 4 ited, but it harmon: the tion, | seced. States. Their vention been or- 80 boistrously drunk and disorderly as to pha Who will appear in her celebrated character of ANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE, | 55 the sui eongent s + conse WwW nent withdrawal of our to be held, and the result of its acti: Bbc ay he orate td | sq romTarecroemnraomey nea | SUR eer Spina age kg mie eae ae vi wit depend wbaly an wl ne of Yin oa to Dailey, but also to Cole, to Dailey'a infinite | 2 oe UNEquAGiatin TO TT Toes OF OPP Te Ne Missourl and North Carolina—on the result of the satisfaction, and both of them were sent to the 7 LUA -_oOooo _—_ ‘ Peace Convention's action. ‘workhouse for 60days. Mark Howland was fined To conclude with tho} bmit “ of Georgetown, $191 Gudgment confesacd) on s charge of viola- The Popular Faroe of LOST AND FOUND. Later from Burepe. ting the rules of the Center market by refusing to iS. Porttanp, Feb. 21 —The steams BETSY BAKER. aTRA proce his cart in & position designated by the | siouser <r. Raymond | Ey Yotwoen anrana £3, My. Premizes Ww tian, from Liverpool on the 7th, eta ee Betsy Baker —_- Miss Mary Shaw ‘8 small x ot ad on the Sth, arrived here this morning we sales of cotton st Tux Parapx To-monrow —In consequence of In rehearsal ry 5 week footed 0 the late hour appointed f fecti the pro- L-St* MICHAEL LYNCH. ramme for to-morrow" pred he tailitery of THE HIDDEN HANDg ___ it 2 than on last Pri he Disttict, it is impossible to give any positive G RAND ay SICAL SOIREE, | ost— ‘esterday evening, in &n omnibus, or in The stock |; foreshadowing as to what companies will be out, or the Hencht or the corner of High and Bridge including 54 or their place in the line of procession. We learn, | St. Matthew's Washington Infant Asylum, — r bars pa He ro ATE: ° circular says the decline was only Is. 16d a however, that the following compantesof u Ar tux Sxrrusontan, and two concert tickets. A re MAS DOWLING. on the ‘week upon fair qualities. The market d s ASO i rZE ‘i - 4 — EE. | cloned steady. Wakinginciigu tenet: ate outer FEBRUARY 25TH. . tort OOO ee renee Geo ee : RGETOWN MAYORALTY—Te| Flour and wheat closed quiet and steady. Corn A, B, and C, Col. Davis, Captains Towers, Du- Faconann Part I. SY ei naa friends, ron ® that l shalt not wine " Provisions ruled steady. Tait’ and Capt Kings Nations ide cepins | Caries td Chott Rn | La tenant and” SfscE'"S sue at Wikia BG | drewnhecavaidais fr to maporalty at the Sanu- | Towpon "Prides nase Conaste 914 91 ‘8! ul ng; National es, a La j - ' - r Schaeffer; Washington Rifles, Capt. Balbach; 3 Nowhere; Rossini BRACKET at ot coming fom theladies'saliery | “foigi_ RICHARD R. CRAWFORD. | Gaxr4, goon lee MI ohn ger Company A, Union Regiment, Capt. E. C. Car- | 3 Quando dt Bogue unten Duecfunn : leaving the came nt Dr MoCOV'S, 629 Porn oe ACKEREL, HERRING, \craiel. Fas queviomn uilell ox aomtomener rington; President’s Mounted Guard, Captain Belisar - Donizett: | enue, between 2 and 31 strests es , Caritol Rill, N ive V ys to bury their dead,—which was granted Owen. uartette from Higolecti...Verds ‘be suitably rewarded. fe 20 2t* 5! barrels Extra No. 1 LAB! by Gen. Cialdina. Gen. Cialdina also sent neces- Ske eee eat knee Ln ree Hermaniss. sn. Verdi | J, STRAY.—Came to my premuecs 7 de: No.3 Small MACKEREL, sary supplies for the injured. MeKenny; companies A and 8 Anderson Rift c nom 9 aa ee E peep Lange nape dra ghee pee 1 de. No.3 Small MACKEREL, ‘Lhe Sultan of Turkey coutinues bis refuenl to Captains Rodier and Jones; Scott Rifies, C ung STERRS, alike in color and esi 4 do, do, do, 1 “4 Part Il. yor prolong the French occupation of Svria. The Owens Berry; Home Guard, Ca Goddar Georgetown Mounted Guard, C Stuart; Dis- | 3: Sextet Instrumental od fo coms forward, prove meper we tr ‘mes, "olen and Sues 7 Ss i ‘Lsmer- ed to come for! rove property, ohar, : . i men, women idren. trict of Columbia Rifles, Capt’ Blunt. mean" Fai eaiccromsecrpeaaoty mga om Por: Bom ay. ee . , pedir 5 ‘ood » ane There is some doubt as to which of the new e588 Ui at* LOUIS L. BRUNETT. small do. Raried ton teen & wited by F re companies will parade, as they bave had their Claudio. : ercadante 10 . A @orlanbate cont ie Toe Tale ne snan © Week, and consequently have | !9 Missrere. Solo and Chorus from Verdi BOARDING. Tall cl whats ‘wo tok Sor gqus week par eahisbpar' Toe nen oes ooh Cem that the Neopol! Grilled but Uttle in the manual. It is thought, | 11, gre ty om are aes ecg: VO ° Mary Ann Magee, and will be sold’on pleasing | 42% os to salt bo ees ioaeanine ier eee however, all will be out. * "Chorus from Moses in Egppt -. Rossini | Fo; Pe; m terms on or before arrival. ee - ” c= Ir a ePpt.... GAR BING.—Peroone desirous £2 comforta. ‘Also, im store— selves. THE \TER —Thennmerousattractions elsewhere | Tickets to be had at the music stores and at the | Adarments oF streets Nor Rao. ole ett | Kastport and Boston Herring, Gipped Herring, Pl am in patie pen teeny —niht sessions at the Capitol—military parades— | door. valcak > pect to com. | Mists, Tablo Boariérs oan also be accommo- | Meremicht Extra No.1 Alewives & BRO. | the province cf Manian, = party of Bourbonists Gmitveonlan lecture, kc» &e., Inst night, hin- | pemod premeinets cook + Performance to com- | dated, “Terme reasonable, 25-20 Mike’ 99 and 101 Water st-Georeetowa. | entered the hall and Dersborea te cole Cee ae Leamtee — ponent bi etter aa fo 19,41.23.25 (latel., States —___——_——z—x—E - ee - = president of the electoral college and his two sons. was yet a large ani orou; el audi- HILADE! A We ae confirms cession ence, i> new comedienne; Mise Gougenbelan | teen FOR SALE AND RENT. i Gol | prance of Montene ead wd daily recervi.g : ~ TP, of Montone and being th tar of th asion. She has id of x % - lins & Co.'s warival q Draught Ale, | France _ ——: persual muiractions sad graces, and’ identites | __DALLS, PARTIES, &c. [O,LET-FURNISHED APARTMENTS—A ed se GIVEN BY adiery’ UNe Parlor and Chamber, or two Chamber loom: | eau J° SelRNY & SHINN, rself with thorough earnestness with her mimic ALL TO BE roses lt “ype pd J : : Virgima State Convention. part, so it iano wonder that she carries the sym, | [> MEN'S: BLARKVOLENT SUCLETY tion very desirable and pleasant—460 New York y—All persons who have the | Ricnmonp, Feb. 20.—A large number of reso- ; av. a 15th st. a5, NE D pathies of her audience along with ber unceas- | &t Vixot’s Hatt, corner of Tenth and den ferenate nul iete Vevermiror af me | set cash, fF nay bem mt ‘@rticle of unadultera- | lutions on Federal relations were eee Fsigit SBriRhtly dialogue she is everyway | Hr ew Encerts. adenine contioman sod VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE OR EX- | Ld, CIBER. suarantied to be the pure juice of the | Convention to-da cbarming—not quite so good in declamatory pas- | is fies Doors opeh at Forolacky fe CHANGE FOR City PROPERTY—Con- | *%2'9* by spplying to ARNY & SHINN, | 2chment to the ees iat sacar Bere most pmesionpn yeas +RAND UNION BALL | ining isi acres, situated i4 m 1 5-17-7171 eed one, abounding in pungent hits and telling eral ifles, necessary fhra first-ra! rm, Inquire of G. Prarncter deserving ea peered, nearly every | 4t FRANKLIN HALL, corner Sthand D sts | Walthesast ° SOwelrY Store, 316 Beventh at, Montes ef Mate Manes cten eveastion FRIDAY EVENING, February 224. FOR RENTOA three story brick HOUSE, oon- ofadmiration. The afterpiece, “The Persecuted The Federal Ri announcing this Ball, m ining 8 rooms, in g: order, with gas fix- Dotchmen,”) with Glenn In ‘bis uariv led Teu- renpectialy it a inberal sh v0. 0f the pa’ rs complete, on H street, betwodn Ath end Sth. Fr a ni . ¢ of their fellow-citizens, as nothin . z Becreaming bit of fun. To-night, the excellent | will be left undone on there part to mate suck Sash. "To pqndteal and retublo saventer the ts A jon for holding & Con Gr Martial ntl actok™ | waves pen a Memoue ee | tts Mere aeRO | pr cee: | [Denon With 3 G “Hester Grazebrook.”’ | PT*be sent out, and the ladies are cordially in- | between @ and H. no 13- IbD. i in March, was oi - a . a £°S ORIGINAL $1 STO e = Vine ° —Tho FIRST FLO the build- Avexanoara Inzue—From the Alexandria | ' Tickets One Dollar, admitting & gont'eman and Fittag immediately opponifo tne weet Sei ohne No. 203 PENNA. AVENUE. the Pence ‘Gon rs we glean the following: |.» receatiy ocoup: iv le . Ee feleges b dispatch received from Richmond Me ers om part of the Military, Qs An office. Also the Tront room in the Additional at v4 f at — ao of New and | cinta is likely to result. Tabled rday afternoon, announces that the arms for May oe ies, story and the third floor of the asmo CH Mr. i 3 _ Clemens made a speech tf n, terms to RICHAR: LA! 2 ‘nom OvR IRE Bt Theat leon, Comin Eee HARD WALLACE, No.8 | ou can PERE TOUR UROICE BOR ONLY | ment that be had franked incendiary oS ONE DOLLA‘ OR RENT. in the First. Ward—three squares ‘west of the War Department—a small OF. @ FICE, with back room, or the former may anew ant EP SETS yg he Volunteer Battalion had left that ty and will reach here to-day via Express. Yesterday morning, a sail boat, in which wrs only one person, alad named Kelley, was cap- sized when Be gee the Plaster Mill of Whiting & Wright lad was resc from his dange- sui ooms, rous situation by a boat from mill. * pt Marks, tothe Avenue, Inquire at this office, The schooner Rough and Ready was towed up a5 tee IN 2s fee | Ae apt Redier, T SETS, Ci = to this city, on Tuesday, having had her masts ‘apt Arno F° RENT: ‘The fine BRICK HOUSE No. iy, on gees p; Bod Parlors and Chambers, separate, or Berry, furnianed or unfurnished ; close 99090 Ssussss Seeneees ews ost off Indian Head, during a gale on Sun- Citinens pied by Fac fan Ea id —— CAMEO. and GOL. V evening. JB Bake aud water throughout, a fine yard, stable. &o npnd BARRY GOLD seas NzrpxpWonx.—A good opportunity was offered . abe SRUDER everhocd. Apply to JAS. A. MA- | BG iBpo tule morning for the emptying of the slench traps letiee Y . OQUET and Ri at the streets intersecting the avenue, and the com- ial 4 Dr J & = — missioners profited by it. The hands were set at Gideon, Es g ; One Dollar. work to remove the accumulated filth of the traps, | WD W. eo H Plant. Eva, —— and they again are in condition to receive the Cistiane Esq, Mae PH ey ee | $1—$1—$1-$1—$1—S1_$1_-81-81_81: ATCH washings from the streets. We notice also that | YPytEclepham’. Esq, —jno Pi Hilton. Feq $1—$1-$i—$1—$1_$1_$1_$1-$1-$1! and CHAINS, men are engaged in piling the mud and sand | They Ponca, Hq pals BEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, which haa accumulated in the sccets and gutters | Sami Lows: Esa, Jno FC 476 Pa. Av, EVANS’S. 476 Pa. Av. | THIMBLES, PENS, PENCILS, | ti t Four-and-a- th 7 ‘ G > oe . ° 2 halfetrects: Tunetek iscgendea profitable as | Woudlord Stone,’Beql’ GW Cuaninghn, Eeq. | YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF | GOBLETA OURS! ke a fertilizer, and if removed before it becomes dr, On part of the Company. tore new and perfect, and and musty, can be used dvantageouniy by gar. | Capt J H Dubant, JEWELRY jn and s as represented. deners. It may be that the work this morning is | Lieut Goodrich, Paymaster J IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR. iL Beery ens er ae vie ir aality fe 18-4t* laze tee ap nes cozs SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. ‘Tue Wasutnoton Licht INrantey BaTTALion, fypLirtary. alata HIRT ERCRT BAL, Elogant CARBUNCLE. Sets for $1 compsntes A and B. paraded last night in full ”) ‘ Elegant LAVA..... As thi reat sale continues but hort time, winter uniform, making a fine appearance, and Company A, Nat'l Guard Battalion, Elegant GARNET —__- person: desiring $0 ply themselves ith Jewel Ricdiebai. See. OO drawing a big crowd Co ae Peder i ire out To bs given at ths Elegant JET . .---. Sets for $1 | at these unheard of prices will please call early 8 aM 5 ‘They were first reviews Col. Dayis uring ASSEMBLY ROOMS, — our esent e jon by Col. Dav! — a Proceeded to Initiate the corps into the minutia of | Company A, National Elegant RIM MOSAIC between 9th and 10th the battalion drill, in a manner which indicated | respecttully to announce | Bos Feb. 20.—The Legislative committee on the personal liberty bill * streets i 18 Elegant PLAIN GOLD —_. D, W. RIDDLE. ; Remember the Number—30¥—as we have a pretty thorough’ acquaintance with the art of | hd the publ tig Amembly Rooney FRI. Lodiew’ GUARD CHAINS... for 8 Patent ma wth others, professing to sell at our peed AEA . Ladies’ CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81 . entts clared purpose Potice REGULATIONS For INAUGURATION.—The 16 Company pledge thomrelves that notin Ladies’ NECK CHAINS -for $1 Received this day a |i inyoies of SILVER- | to meet force by force in Police regulations for the inauguration are com- compet crotakie net pitalaut Balle of the gest Gent’s VEST CHAINS, (10 different WARE consisting vf Breakfast and Tea soi troe Principles at chp Conttmien,s08 eenaen water att the traine betwors tube cacy | oom Manaxers on the part of the Citizens Lapengaee 9 ihe iu hea; Fruit Koives; en; Ki Sones tole panel, . and Baltimore next week, and the police of Balt 4enG Berrot, Mayor, Jas Skirving. LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE, ‘Spoone; Tobacco, The. Michigan, reeolutions will be lp . ' | Richard Walinch, TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS, | *¢¢5;, ti Malte; ling in Leuvsiana Wael og seg esse aetna Bore newness 5 M CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, || Red Dinner C: kG Gut G geht Seg bay, gr Svante Reciment.—The following captains h CREAM LADLES, TEA SETS OF Cups, do, Al ies Baron Rover, Feb. 19. ir. bave been appointed in the Seventh Regiment of 3 » m A Muloy. KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER. late speech, foreshadowing coercion a policy, war District of Cohumbla militia:—H. Baldwin, jr., B Clark is deemed are felt 5 REYES, CUES, 2s 00 per cont. less than they cau be flict in the South the first demon- Thos P. Morgan, H.N Easby, Geo. C. Whiting, dam G . P ‘. bet. th and 10th ats, | Of the con! in . Alfred Ray, WIE. funt, John Waters, Josep’ E Gieees,, dng T Giveo Also; A Largs Assortment of JEWELRY, which 308 Pa. av.. bot, i stration by the Linceln government 13 provie- Beisse, Charles Abert and’ Chas. Calvert. FS | git fi James Gordon, we can sell at 59 conta per article, SEVENTH STRERT,, 5O4 | 1000 €rtcc Nocth. ‘Tbe Routh will never waite Myer har been appointed Brigade Inspector with | | F C.ar Henry Polkinborn, —_= Be isiana av. and ULF peed he RE ID iat amor 6 blliee Win’ Baty.” BOOKS_BOOKS. Browns cents per pound, | Une hundred thousand dollars were asked for DacvernzotyrEs.— Woodley, on Pennsylvania | Joseph L. Pearson, CLOS'NG OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT | ¥ barrels extra Flocr.t st brands: 8 Eatrols | tovany in the Legislatuse to put the forts on the avenue, north side, between Eleventhand Twelfth | Yuin H Ward Jos Redfern. SACRIFICE. dnd Rye Whisky, for med- | Mississlpp! in complete defeuse. sone million streets, is making remarkably fine pictures at re- Sell MD oents ict PPO} , markably low prices Strangers in Washington, { 4M Qncrnany> Fputee Sie nee eee nts | Old French trendy, Port Wines, Maderia ace | five hundred thousand dollars, passed the as well as fellow-citizens, who desire to realize gc Dy: ¥y $2.00 BOOKS Selling for. Sherry Wines. pure article fo: sickness, APT RE EP the rapid progress of the Daguerrean art, should Jno C ni. ae ae bonat heat ie Large Fire ip Richmend call and see the beautiful pictures in his exhibi- | Phos Al lant, Now IS YOUR TIME* Sesortmens of goods eanily kept i8 | 2 cumoxp, Feb. 21.—Fitzhugh Mayo’s tobecco tion room ssaoec eee To GET Le Stwo ee oe RAEL DEMING. factory was destroyed by fre this shorning, to, tects nriansed oueipocei amend net oe nee J MoL wasson BOOKS and JEWELRY [\, MIEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY | Eftobacce ready for abl eirarms and equ Ns es > tri he . in placing themselves on 2 ‘ war footing.” “fir. Maj ont pea othe part of the fesitary. LOWER THAN EVER BLFORE. Some Be ros nd wistins from this besy. ae John Bail is their orderly sergeant, and bears a Maj Gen Force, * Col t, CALL EARLY AT lows. 2; OAK, 9550; PINE high reputation as a drill officer. Their armory rig Gen Hickey ‘ ne 76P. EVANS’S. 476 Pa. Av. H RY WOOD, $62; + $5.59, ” is in the Winders Building. rig Gen Bacon. sol Hoo 476 Pa. Av, = eee 'D ASH COAL, all si — rig Gen Quid, fe 13-tr rN AL, all si mig.Gen,Caperton, | asa COAL, all sixes, 86; CU ane, IRDS, BIRDS FOR SALE.—1 fave just re- pounds to the tou a2 Gen Stone, cel ed, ft = ‘Bi! splendid assortment of wed sad Split Wi Davis, | Cox is thai x c si TOPHAM’S oe ta Mocew Patrct an green ard greys T have ae ap-eeattaeae. yout FB Lloyd, Keon We were in error yesterday in stating that the jeut lan len, 4 y cents MANUFA’ RY, officer searched a house at the southeast corner of t Ki jieut E a4 ry “Hinde rom 6 cents toe 8 eae, 499 SxvantH Steet, Wasuineton, D.C. i M 4 . NO — paige asain me som ania avenue | Lieut Lasker, — , ., fueut Lighter, the Capitol eats. tn"! | Sliver Medal awarded Fy Maryland Institute of Executive Committee. to bis jt of Mr. Chas. DeVi 4 e Kireey * 78 7, 1860 the house and seked ate Jno Ho!brook. LARFNDON HOTEL RESTAURANT. | Also, Medal by Me ropoitan Lechinica’ Institute, ioucping: that he was not there retired without | Beret B = pea sdanvate’fhos Larcombe, Cis INTRON HOODS ‘gps lone erat 1830 searching for him there. vate Jo! " , making, and waza bore - ded Riot Mi S87, A Sores pat, H. GRAHAM, Treas. trie ee mena thet nee iy ~— 3 Dest matertal, every desori puen Disti ILITARY. A¥Y APPOINTMENTS .— ra Leather, Dr. Wm. B Mograder bas been commissioned as'} ,, TICK HES ONE DOLLAR, admitting » contle- | routet the Sis treet ee wilt at al tums be | F nfron Frame, "Be scventh (Col. Fahenstock’s) regiment ef the ore ri, the eet weal igi —— militia of this GFEAT BARGAINS IN GARS. a8 well as OYSTERS 6. - AMAG rl ae ae delioaci os 0 BeRSOR. s = NG i uy UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE, | ¥ 4c! At Low Prices, 76 A WILL Tak for fol4-lw Between ith end i2ik tts. book debts 2 ia etna hing Rii| , Members of Congrest'end travelere will please Wi He ite +1 j ye od to me wil pers le ne before purchasing elsew OR TWO WEEKS LONGER WE SHALL | fp/or{ shall be cumpriea ¥0 give thelr accounts ‘Funke nat are Mundo mn other ctien. ral ‘or | shall be ‘Dress Trunks made to amar hole stook of rich | into the haude ont? . Lincouy’s Storrinc PLack—We learn Dress Goods, Shawis sud Cloakesim fact ail W 8. P. HOOVER, Iron Hall : i tuat Mies Liscote will cccapy the house in Fisak: | Be Coie a? sent ae es ee cai in oder| oat Sv.cbetween thand wihats | Zruiks covered gud repaired at short ES lin Row lately socupled by tha commissioners | to o.ose out this mo: Cali at once ifou wish iS Se te ory Snytpart from South Carolina, prior to bis inauguration. articles Bt the lowest priges, s Tue copartnenenip HERETOFORE i TOPHAM. To-woHt THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the | _fe 11 2w 523 ‘Seventh stahove ting Stor fs eave saat D. Sait & *, RISK. jedical_Departme: ITIER’S RESTAURANT. Gon wa sone zath M a - Soso ay Bytes day of Jammagy last hi Py bee ness ofthe late firm ; oR a ee: one IW GuEALN ‘ : TRU Teen. | Rata wesee, fe 19-st' + Bal bert grew sygnis ar 5 Hi i wit date endemye sat © times pro- | Wr Saeleus tas fevapetn np CENTEAL Gsansasvns The Gc exhibited ‘ a ; ; fori cit i i megtinogr ober: Hoo’ Wil'wil nial you | somalia by aay fer ames | Pick RUE? 285 per, the ——___— i i }