Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1861, Page 3

_LOCAL NEWS. =—————— "Tue Stax publishes the List of Letters remaining in the Washington City Post Office under the provisions of the law directing them to be printed in the newspaper having the largest circulation within the delivery of the office. Its total daily circulation is more than double that of any other Daily printed in the District of Co- lumbia. Wasninoton.—Leutze has been Wasbington during the past week; be has to Virginia, from whence he will re- rat of next week. James Walker, the painter of scenes in Mexico during our war with that country. is making a short visit to thiscity. Barbee arrived here on Wednesday, Dut will remain enly a short time, when he re- An Italian sculptor, Graene- bing a copy jn marble of Bar- 's fine statue, «‘ The Fisher Girl Swayne’s bust of Anthony Wayne is to be photographed for the citizens cf Chester county, Pa. and xs W bitehurst is to do it, we may expect an excel. Jent rendition of so fine a subject. Perry is still in New Orleans, and is, we understand, busily engaged making bis first studies for the commis- sion be is to paint of the Signing of the Constitu. tion of the Southern Confed -. Healy is also there. with orders that will keep him busily ep- grged for some time. Ellis is in this cite f2ae4 in modeling small heads of great - . ¢n- is quite successful in this branch of as siter bas been here for some time, f- _. ett. of obtaining the material for r vf ne atission of the Prince of " _ainting his com- he President and Cabir ‘ and suite with W ash! In th et visiting the Tomb of dy Barnard, one~* .« he bas been much aided In thecountry —_-« the finest sterescopic operators in thiscit- |, whe ie now at Bredy’s galleries, Of-r «4 -" r resident Artists :—Hutchings has just Ar sted one of lost summer's studies aview In “be valley of the Shenandoah; and bas now a painting upon bis easel which promises a fine pictare of evening upon the Fsopus Creek. Drury, ‘whe during his scjourn in Europe made several coples from Rosa Bonheur’s, and other artists’s Works, is painting some very tratbful litle cabi- nets of fruit and flower subjects. Stanly still bas under his pencil b!s com; tion of the “Indian's Captive.” This artist quite a number of students daily engaged in the study of art under his excellent sugervision. Ulke is kept so busily ed that one is sure always to find him ‘‘in,”” a_tark of a siation by our citizens of his ability as an artist. . in respect to works upon exhibition in this city, we must speak a good word for Phi!p & Solomon, who have placed before the pub- ie a treat never before i—a_ collection of water colors from the pencils of the best water colorists in England. Among them we find gems from D’Equille, Pearson, Leitch, (who is the in- stractot tothe Queen,) Prout, Cattermoll, and others. A visit bere will well repay the lovers of tbe beautiful. A portrait is here also of much toterest; it is on original of A. R. Leslie—a portrait of Washington Aliston. By the way, the statue of ‘The Fisher Girl’? js on exhibition at Philp & Solomon’s to day. Of the photographic ——— of art we bave Brady. W hiteburst; and MecClees, all busy getting wp the little cards de visite, or pictures for the album, which at present are much in favor among the good people of this city. Brady has among others some — fine ones of some of the members of the new Cabinet, which have been pronounced 7 their originals to be perfect. Col. Johnson, of Itithore, has been here Ser 4 the past week; be hes upon his easel some portrai Cab Of the Artisis in Georgetown :-—Clements b:s just completed a large picture, which he calls *- Sunset on the Potowac.”” The" time is the mo- ment after sunset, and the sentiment of the hour is —_ conveyed. Lanmaa is engaged in ficisbing bis last summer's sketches. Many of theze are very fine, and they will be a treat for the public when Gnished, if they bear the same vigor and knowiedge of nature that the studies indi- cate. Szxator Jouxson AND THE BROTHERHOOD OF tke Union —On the 2ist ult. the nbove socicty of this cl pted a series of resolutions endorsing the sentiment, “The Union must and shall be pre- served,” and recognizing in Hon. Andrew Jobn- son, of Tennessee, a friend to humanity, a zealous advocate of perpetual Union, and an honor to his State; and declaring that in their opinion he should receive the gratitude of all good men for * instituting and a the Homestead bill, that he is entitled to the love of every free- man for his effort to save the Union, and that his speech on that subject is worthy the attention of every lover of patriotism. The committee on these resolutions havi oR. ace cording to instructions, presented Mr. Johnson ‘with acopy, with the assurance that his name should ever bave a place in their hearts, Mr. John- son responded in the following letter - Wasuinetox City, March 22, 1861. Gentlemen: In acknowledging the receipt of the resolutions passed by ‘“Capitol Circle No, 1,1. O. B.U.(H.F ) of East Washington,” on the 2Ist February last,I beg that you will present to Capi- tol Circle No.1 ts sincere thanks for this mant- festation of their kindness and respect, and assure them thet, so far 2s any effort on my part can ac- complish so great an object, “‘ The Union must and shail be pres-rved ” Please accept for yourselyes the assurance of my respect Very truly your obedient servant, Anprew Jounson. Mesars. C. 8. Houghton, J. Martin McFarland, Geo. F Cunningham, Jobn P. Lear, and Man- ning Hadley, Committee, &c. “ Eatixe Ovstx: ¥ THE Peck ”’—We judge by the following that the Cleveland Herald man has been tasting scalded oysters at Harvey’s. He writes from this city: “ Did you ever eat a boiled — We have discovered a new institution in Washington. A friend asked us to follow whither be should lead. Entering a low, shed-like building, pervaded by @ Misb-like smell. Penetrating inner re- cemes, where twenty men were opening oysters, passing along into an apartment where two boil- or cauldrons were set on furnaces, our friend some boiled oysters. ‘‘ How many?” was uery, and “a peck”? was the reply. We but stood by in ae er ae of oysters, and only two small men as ers! ‘The peck of oysters were shoveled into a basket, placed under a force pump, and thoroughly ‘washed; then the basket and oysters went into the canidron of boiling water and remained five nergy i need the “ema gh oo a ou ; butter Lease in the hot plates, with salt and pepper, and the opening commenced. This was an guy task, as each sheil bad opened. The oysters were deposited in the faster than we could eat them, but we ha! not until the ik of shells were scraped into the trough. ‘he bill was twenty-five cents. A boiled ovster is very much ike 2 broiled one in delicacy of flavor.” Arrains 1x ALBxaNDRIA.—From the Alexan- dria papers we glean the following items : Mr 6 Goedrich had his band dreadfully sbatlered ist night, while carelessly handling a re which went off, the contents taking effect in the palm of his left ‘ Messrs. Blacklock end Marshall the former optietors of the Alice Fox bave sold their in- Cate pariies for the benefit of Capt. Grifith who will commence ranning her between this elsy and Maryland to-morrow. it to this ey Wee quantity of fish broug beea considerably ia the last two ry ‘The arriva!s on yes:erday more than supplied the city considera! a being left after the closing of the mar hours. The prices Funsaal of Tez Late Mas. Ceawrorp, a pines yastenday agraoes, comers noon, and was attended by itlatives ood friends of the es- deceased. attendance of members of bar was general. The funeral ceremonies by Rev. Dr. P. D Gurley, of whose deceased was for many years mem- which the remains were interred In the ony) Cemetery. The pail-bearers were ¢ Merrick, Marshal-Selden, Fiatsict Attosnen |, B. J. » R. S. Chilton, Wm. J. Stone, J. M. Carlisle, and Wm. A. Bradley. Crenica, Resicnation.—Yesterda) dari the services at St. John’s CE: chi the Rector, Rev. Dr. P at my al ring Hee He Hs from the . The announcement oe It 1s understood Dr. Pyne wiil peor charge until June next, in orde? to give the congregation an opportunity to supply bis ppeny —Oa Tuesday night the ticket office ofthe Baltine eand ‘Onis Railroad Company, at the new station building, the Relay Junction, was entered. The kages of tie! Were thoroug! Frebauled money drawer relic its small a amounting toa sum. A SueGEsTion —A correspondent este that es Hon Jeiferson Davis, President of ‘Scuth- ern Confederacy, a@ pew in the eburch of the phany in this city, it might be well for him also to secure 2 lot in one of our eal 1 be fatis to come into AnoturE UN BENALP OF THE INDIANS. Last night Odd ’ Hall was filled by a dense crowd who had collected to hear the griev- ances of the Indians as set forth by Mesars. Bee- son, White and others. The officers appointed at the previous Meeting were called upon the stage, and the Meeting being called to order, with a few fatherly injunctions to uneasy urchins, Mr. Beeson orca the following’ resolutions : Whereas hisjory and living witnesses testify that with fair dealings towards the Indians, there hes been no war or bloodshed on their account; Resolved, That the uent — frontiers, involving ependinneec aie tons of dollars in war against them, and millions which Bey bol Loken ged and feed them, for for investigation Pot pal ageaaheernan Resolved, That a committee of three be a Polated to wait upon the proper De; Spree the sentiment of this meeting, t Peace commisioners be a pointed mention pretoets =e a sew se a settle- ul l. 10 Aajoleed, That authazity and means be asked frienaeee adians 0; the principal tribes, and thelr emer to meet in a general council, towards the means — “oming wero = the best “ jon im 5 ate a protecti = provemen: gudience. The remarks upon the ‘were asi interesting, and presented a new phase of ndian life and treatment by the whites. The singing by Larooqua was excellent, and called forth repeated rounds of applause. Several In- dians were present but their diffidence prevented them from appearin; = the re before so large an audience. Meet ings will be held during next week. at which the subject embraced in the above resolntions, will be discussed at length. Pottce Matrens—Before Justice Clark —M. Kelly charged with violating the ordinance of the cor; jon respecting the sale of spirituous liquors on the Sabbath, was fined $25 and costs. m. Stephens held to bail fora further examination on suspicion of stealing a pair of ladies’ gaiters the day before yesterday, was further examined and dismissed. “ The evidence showed that Stephens bad Saar pees the gaiters, and afterwards got drunk and created a disturbance in the streets. When arrested be was so drunk that he could give no account of himself, and this fact, coupled with bis being a stranger here, of course caused him to be suspected by the officers. Before Justice Thompson —Lewis Johnson (col- ) was arrested for assaulting a woman, and for profanity in the public streets; fined $5 and At the guardhouse yesterday morning, John Welsh, alias Wm. Bradley, wu hecuga ta ona charge of stealing four razors from George M. Miller, barber. He had attempted to trade them off at 8 fice, shop on the Island He was exam- ined and sent to jail for court. Last night, Wm. Garner was bronght in ona Remy of carrying a concealed deadly weapon about his person. he was fined $2115. Ellen Kane, vagrant, was com- mitted to the workhouse for 60days. Washington Wick (colored) charged with beating his wife and Crip era to take her life, was committed to jail in default of security to keep the peace. Center Marxer.—To-day our principal mar- ‘et place was very largely attended by dealers of all c! ; the shed stands were all occupied, and the outside wagon stands were nearly so. The vegetable department improves rapidly, and the produce of the farms and gardens around is be- coming plentiful. The licensed dealers, with their usnal energy, keep up the supply of vegeta- bles and fruits from the distant States. Potatoes, Irish and sweet, are offered upon their benches in considerable quantities, and in as good order as at the first of the season. Last year the supply was kept up till the new crop to appear, and present appearances favor such a su for thisseason. For the first time this seaapn every stand in the fish market was supplied; and the demand appeared to be lively. The prices are but little changed from those of last week, though the supply is ancy increased. Shad are selling 8t $20 to $28 per 100; herring $15 to $20 per 1,000 Rock and perch are abundant. The hay market was well supplied, the | gears ranging from 50 to +0 cents, with a moderate demand. Hoty Satcurpay.—This day commemorates the burial of our Saviour, and in the Church is re- rded as one of especial importance to religion. ‘The Catholic Church teaches that after the body of our Saviour bid pertage in the sepulcher, his Givine soul descen into the Infernal abyss and brought thence the souls of the just, who till then had not been permitted to ascend into heaven, be cause the redemption of the world had not until then been perfected. Easter Sunday, which occurs to-morrow, is ushered in with demonstrations of the greatest ex- ultation, because on this day our Lord arose from the dead. The Church putsocff her mourning robes and becomes jubilant, thereby reminding her ebildrey, Neti 's is the day of cxcollonce which the [ de; and that therefore it is 0} to, st with the emotions above E td the matter ind! cated ed > Fouxp* mown! be body of a man was found in Blagden’s Mill Race or Rock Creek yes- terday morning. The body had on a pair of old cotton drawers and dark yarn stockin There was found about 30 yards above the dam a gray tweed frock coat with velvet collar, black cassi- mere vest, an unbleached cotton sbirt with Mar- ands, and a red flannel 4. Offutt’ marked on it. The bat and boots were not found. Coroner Woodward summoned a jury of inquest, who re- turned a verdict that they believed deceased “went into the mill dam for the purpose of drown- ing himeeif,’’ and that they “could hear of no person that knew him.’’ Lawp WARRANTS AnD Monxy.—During the past week there has been an active inquiry for war- rants, with but few in the market. The prices are improving—160 to 120 acre warrants are buying for G2 cents per acre, and sold for 70; ®0 acre war- rants, bouht at $0 cents, sell for 9); 40 acre war- rants, $1481 05. The exchange list'stands: New York city, par; State, ! percent; Delaware, New phd fo hode Island, 1; Pennsylvania, la2y; yet and, 14; Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, 2; Louisiana. 3; Virginia. 5; Tennessee, 6; Nortn Carolina, §; South Carolina, Illinois, and Georgia, 10. TueateR.—The great bill of last night—“Our American Cousin” and “‘Mazeppa”—will be re- ited to-night, Jefferson, Joseph, in both On onday night the ‘-Nalad Queen” will be brought out in superb style by Jefferson and the entire company, with, we don’t know how many scores of beautiful young auxiliary damsels. ‘Those who can should go to-night to see “O. A. Cc.” end “‘Mazeppa.”’ Jetferson’s fiery, untamed rocking-hoss has received an extra feed, and is expected to feel his oats, to the extent of urgin; him onward in his wild ca-reer considerably, not more. Ovr rrizxp, B. Donnelly, of the Union Wine Rooms, 415 Thirteenth street, between E and F, has, we are informed, just received several pack- ages of wines and liquors, imported via free ports of the Southern Confederacy. As this Is the first importation of the kind received in this city, we shall expect to hear of a rush to Donnelly's to get a taste of the ‘critter’ Families and others will now have opportunity to obtain pure wines and liquors at greatly reduced prices. 1t* Sqvap Dritt ot tHE U.S Cavatry.—Yester- day afternoon the U.S. Cavalry corps quartered at Birch’s stables, on Fourteenth and D streets, was divided into squads under aye late of- ficers, and formed in the street in front of their quarters, where they drilled inthe sword exercise of the service, and attracted much attention from a numerous conpeny of lookerson. The squads were dismounted. Paraps.—Company A, Anderson Rifles, Capt. Rodier, of Georgetown, numbering about sixty men, yesterday evening, and marched to Tennallytown, where they were received and en- tertal, in a hospitable manner by the District of Columbia Rifles, Capt. Blunt. A Porrctsx tx THE Patuxent.—On the 18th inst Mr.W. B. Harwood, of Queen Anne, Prince George county, Md , caught in the Patuxent, at that a poise measuring eight feet two inches fn lagh Rather a strange visitor in that region. Tue FRiznvs of the family of Lieutenant H. N. Harrison, U . N., are Invited to attend his funeral, which will take place on Sunday at3 o’clock, from the Church of the Ascension, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. * Dow’t roreet the grand concert of the Mozart Society, at Willards’ Hall, on next Wednesday evening. A rich entertainment is in reserve for those who attend upon the occasion. WE CALL aiTENTioN to the card of T. M. Han- son, agent for the Etna Insarance Company of Hartford, Conn.. published elsewhere in our columnsto-day. Wurrsucast, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue, to suit the times, has reduced his prices for photo- graphs almost fifty per cent. See his album cards and likenesses of distinguished men. a+ Easter Suxpay.—Look in another coli a notice about the services to be Matihew’s Church to morrow. ¥ mar 30—2t SATURDAY, March 30, and MONDAY, April 1, 1961. OUR FIRST GENERAL OPENING OF SPRING STYLES. SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, IN GREAT VARIETY FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMING AND FANCY GOODs, THE LATEST NEws. -TELEGRAPHIO. IN ENDLESS VARIETY Prom Movena —Acnemmtle ee R. C. STEVENS, 336, between 9th and 10th Streets. New Youu, March 29.—The steamer City, from ti a on LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST @F7ICE, Wasnineton Crry, Maroh 30, 1361. LADIES’ LIST. Arnold, Miss Aone Hadaway, Mrs E Ahern, Magarth | Hallow, Rebec vei Mrs Wm? r, W. ddiog,Mrs Helen preci ™M: Mise Sept Morse, Mra M ‘Mary E May, Sire L ‘Nel ‘Mise Julia Need, fia Jalia Nicholson, Mise hy , O'Conner, Mar; ry, Miss ¥ Evans, Mra Agnes Pelton, Miss Luc Gleeson. Magart Pool, Mrs Sarah te Hands, Miss M MISCELLANEOUS—To Hatti MiseEmma Loouey, Mise Ellen Billoa, eeephine O'Leary, Catharine Webb, Pool. Mrs Lucy Mra C Smith, Mies R 8 ‘Bimak, Tayi Mrs Alex 8 Whitmey, Mra M C | Perry, Amos—2 oy S tn: GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Averill, Wm Dix, Jno A—4 Amdon, Wm ju ino C6 Allison, Wm R Audrews, T F—2 Ja—2 Adams, R F—3 Jos C—2 Aadrewa, RE Jno Hh ‘Abl, Jas W Dunham, Josiah Dixon, Jno Ht e Duley, EG Davis. EW Emory, M W Elmore, TC Bale: Lt AD Bresee, Sam! L Beng, Robe W—2 eaity, Rode Brent, Robe I Burke, Pas it a Brews, Peter? Kuing, Jao i Browu, Dr 0D Elbcou, J J Edmonds, J M Ey Juo H Bell, Jas A Bioice, JG Brown, 3 Brown, J M JR—4 F worth, § D Fisher, R F Fagan, Jas Patron, SW Fish, Hamilton facta] ,GP France, Edwd I Fox, EW—3 Barclay, Foster, E K Bisley, J Fr Balcher, Dr Jno Browoley, Jas FE Bowen, Hirain Gardner, WH Bramble, H M Green, W jiram Gordon, WS w Baw, Boud, HG—2 Bumm,H radway, Geo D er, Geo W Barry, GR Buriow, Geo L 0G Brown, G Ball, GT Brown, GC Bradiy, Geo Bowinan & Gass Bird, Prancis Backus, F P Boswell, Pred Beil, Esrl—2 Browu, n Bleeker, Buchanan, A C Berthoud, A P Conly, Wm Gibrath, BH Cash, WE Gilbone, AM Cook, WA George, AL Clark, Wo Grimwood, A Cofty;TI-10 © Garland, A Glows, Thos Helmick, W—2 Gouuor, Thos J—2 Hudson, WV Campbell, Thos P2 Hepburne, W P—@ Cooper, Thos N Hall, WG c Hurchins, WC Hall, WA Harmon, T—2 Hinkie, 8 S—4 Huuribert, 8 A—2 unt Harryinan, Me Hobbs. J Holmes, J Holliday, )P Heneck, J @ Hurtodo, J M. = Jas : chiles lolmer, G 8 jerson, G W ) reh. / city, Friday. 9, AARRIE SPIL- Dabeos, Wl Hatnlion' Pande a days, only of we bai evdrte ntact te Re meet natant, ANN HURSEY,, Bia 3 3 . |S, Sees ing, BE Kendali, AL Kendall, A W wh Lyach, JD Liuell| J DB Lyue, ‘Jno Hn Law, Geo E—4 Linton, Geo Leste: Leech, Addison jecas, Wm —3 Mano, WB Milbura, WF sou, W Mills, WW M: mo Moran, Wm Morgan, WC Mackey, Thos Madden, Thos Meredith, 8—3 Moody, 3'D Mount, 8 5 C Montgomery, R—2 Mariou, R 62 Muchell, Robt Matteson, OB vehogg Og Pr oC Muler,J A Molioy, J. M IB Maxwell, Joo Morris, JR M JW Matheney, J H Mullowney, J F jason, Jud Miler. W Ms My Minor, G8 Moore, Geo E Muchell, Geo Baie gE Marsaall, D D T—2 M Murray, CD Morgan,C W May. C'W Michell, CW Morr:.ou, BI kA McCauley, CT McDonvell, C & MeNeil, Mr McLearn, R N-Z McCook, R McKelvy, Sami MeMeens, W—2 McKenny, WN McReynolds, A Nicholson, W _C—3 MH-2 Noble, L P—2 Nelson, Jus Js = = ‘here was much excitement there on the Terry, j subject Thee Ee GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS | 2 {2¢ snnexation of San Domingo to Spain It Tut, Cua Seems that a yen Seah emigration has ‘yler, C3 OTICE.-LIC = been going on ai island, the em its being Fe ton (Oe ee Tenann” le “uke atyurdt'n ty | festucted: when the proper time arrfed, to bot Thorpe, A J Georgetown expire on the Stat instant are néredy | 2C Spanish flag and invoke the protection of notified m*. wader the | Spain This was done on the i6th inst., mach the astonishment cf the blacks and natives there” \When the news of this event reached Havana the frigate Bionco, fully armed with a larze number _ they snljon: law 18 compulsory the Co poration t> ene 1 deunquents, of regular troops, was despatched, sa! ther WM. LAIRD, Clerk. | onthe “34. wo screw frigates = fallowed ‘GEORGETOWN TAXES, 1861—Risht | with 5.000 regulars. A military and aaval per cent discopntis allowed on the above | force of 10,000 men are said be on the way from jk April Sent, Pettomont Spain toCaba. it is Slated that Heyt! will soon z ppesning masek that date will | share the same fate as San Domingo, with the 19 CHAS. D. WELCH, Collector, | Consent of France The steamer Mobawk arrived from Hevana on Sunday A million Sawyer, r) Ww: Business et Havana was alson, depressed. bors,J W-3 Washburn, W D—@ has re-estab: ihe an dollars in specie are said to be en route from Spain JR aw . ~ aid the ee circulation of the island . . convenient new Sugar was het. te Wie, WG —will make trips every hour at reasoanbie | Amongst the pasecnene by eis ne this President Mirammon’s hi con sa ion cel Colt and family, of Hartford, Maj bearer of dispatches from St. Domi: Washington M. Alrary, Spanish mM. Domingo, Lieut. Tyrell ofthe U. 8. Army, C. T. Gardella and Mr, Bdwards, of the American Const Survey. ———— From California, by Peny Express. ma 2-2w WALTER GODEY. APPLES AND POTATOES, 1.500 bushels prime Mercer and Jacki Whi Poiatoes and 0 barreis No 1 sy nom lnnaene schooner rom ockingham, lots to suit pure! “a Im i alters 1» Allen Whitmore Mise HD | Peterson, a yder, HW ms25lw_ 109 Water ‘aters, . 5 “= pal Wane, Ba | omc Beaten? We A, pasos ate AN SBOES. or moors | teint convention’ yen’ Be. Mebougal re: Lizsie; Miss Sallie. Rorer, W a Shan Walkinson, RA ceived st 144 Briece a oa om- nents, who that on ° Rey, >. Renee Geek ‘Winthren hots eet, anotber ballot he should. Reynolds, WE Sharp, Ueou wadesin’ apbus stand: 524 for sale 25 to 3) ver cent. receive the entire republican vote. thas increas!: bbe Reed, Win Sherman, Geo P—2 Whesier, O H—-2 eaper than the usual prices. his strength to fifty-five votes, only two —} Jacobs, Aug = ie ‘n wh ma 23-im A. NEWBERG leas than enough to elect. "A moth se tonipuen es Kaorx, W 3-2 D. , 200 BBLS PRIME CIDER the 109th was accordingly made, and Prevailed— Kelley, WD Lw AILY Ex — Mary Ann MoGee | yeas 57, nays 55) This is a jl state of Kirk, c-3 Selleck: FG Wills. Su An® from Boston. This Cider is A No. 1, and is for nie things for Mr. McDougal, and A friends feunay, Pe Selleck, FO. » Je in lots to suit purchasers. ; i a Kellogg, O—3 : meee M2 wom, Joseph ARNY & SHINN’S ident of electing bim at the next meeting, while Kenn eh cone, Warde fe2 Union Botting Depot, Georgetown. | {" ©PPotition are concentrating to eitect’ bis de- Kirkham, Me Wallace, 3 W—S JUST ARRIVED, 3 seer parsed charter horse Kraft, Lous wie Se Pen p wpsiler S. Permonr, J rom Philedeiohie, valine for San Prcees -_ Wadeworth 3 Co%e Pal Tae DRAFT ALE’ Poe nm is but very little general news for this press Accounts from Uzalia ita brisk emigra- Read, Jno W tion to the Coso and M. and Colorado Russell, J joo SUGARS and allver mines. Probably some of ee ALEWIV: Californ: spend the ensuing summer in Robie, J ned SUGARS, exploring and developing the extensive regions Robinson, JB 3 bags OF FEE, lving to the sonthenst of State, in Utah and Rowlest,J J 10 hhds. Loe Bare? MOLASSES. New Mexico. The Washoe m: Rachborae, 3 T For sale by JO) J. BOG #010 | continue favorable, and steck in the brome ————————————_—— mans = aauenes - 1 Phy in the Opals mines 9 = are selling at $1,400 on a FOR SALE AND RENT. | predict thates,coowil be the muha price Sinn Rowe HW FO8, SAL Ez The FIXTURES, Goop witt | "* ™°*. Ridgely. J dh Sock. of S oornee Ercoery. store, in an ‘rem Texas. weil, Geo hood. . Reed, FW Address D, Star Othon. rena 9 ate New Onceaxs, March 28 —Galveston dates to Riggs es the 26th have been received. The Convention FOE RENTAA three story and HOUSE, containing @rooina. situated ou Tenth | ccd Mr. Ford, Colonel, and Col. Baylor, Lieu- Robinsou, Chae—2 Rodion, t, bet Nand © teis | tenant Colonel of a regiment of mounted Ramey. 4 Applyto D. HAUPTMAN; No. 514 Eleventh st, | !0 Serve twelve months on the frontier, in addition Rindeii, a Ws ee tke aed the Contin eel eats. Siclisewrw Thomas woner'2%, | PORN Tag enceugaletge tt BRICK | nated the Confederate Constitution, and do Snelling, Th * M SS * on we “d Speake WF Townsend, P Ww ‘ K and L streets, Sontaining 10 rooms,’ with gna | {almost unanimously. The vote in the Conven- Shute, Wm re fixtures. To a good ter £r- | tivn on engrossing ordinance ratifying the rae Rasy sexton CLEMENTS ate. loo: C NTS. Sin SORT Beat coor Constitution was almost unanimous. Thom 25 ea Be) Houston and Mr. Hamilton, on og Thompeon,N A } See 26th, delivered speeches at Austin, violently iw | wae 12 rooms, with Potomac water and gas. cn { | 20UNcing the Convention and the’ Confederacy. Waha SH giroct, bet=een 18th and. Math, opposite Krank in Squaro. Inquire at WAR DE! os STEWAR CS Suspected Fraad. 2 W ood and Cos! (ffice, corner of A and T c Stanton, FB Talback, “ . INCINNATI, March 28.—Drafts porting to Bute, 8 Frenne isc, Brick House corner Twelfta and 1, have been drawn by the Cataract Bank, Lock- Seivert. SR Thayer, Dr soe New York on the Ocean Bank of New York, ‘or $7,000, have been sold here to bankers. One same OUSE AND LEASEHOLD.—A GREAT 3 of the party was arrested, and $50,000 of the Sheluberger, Sam] Tyler, Hugh th BARGAIN. For sale. House ani Lot in the Scott, Saml B ruston, GeoL, Sherman, 8 Thoradyke, Geo th tofthe city. subject to A Suen, 8A a ae or 827 1s per sana. ‘Fie house rents for 10-8 Secgietes, af Rests seers, Seek, Sn bie Saas, mont ij id Tr annum:) is & new ant isod~ y. M7" Larguns must 1m at casns wEPaerais. | 5°56 hemere resem, cell haaiel, The eee | Sioa, ‘The art deteaaa nae tobe Mar 39 WM. JONES. P. M. —- Property, house and leasehold, will be sold by the owner, who ia going S . for $600, and the terms of payment made to ‘Title unquestionable. Address KR. 8. f., Washington Post Office. i paid in order to obtain a credit, but it is that a general fraud was contemplated. The Missouri Legisiature. ‘St. Lovts, March 25 —The Committee on Fede- ral Relafions in the House yesterday following joint resolution, which was passed by p™! NFIELD ACADEMY, Near CaRruieie, Pa. Thirticth session. (twenty weeks,) commences May 6th. Number of lads limited to twenty five. Evtire expense $70. each half payable in advance. Circulars at this office, ‘To fila few vacanoi ARE CHANCE FOR INV. MENT.— A aa STORE and CONTENTS ee occu- pea H. C. Stearasa tobacconist,is for rent, and he Si yy | Fixtures are for sa'e, This store m for fifteen years used as a tobacconist’s, The rent will be moderate to a good tenant. In- quire of JOHN PURDY, No. 550 Pa. avenue. be- tween Ist and 2d sts, ma 27 St aya oe for the solved, That it is inexpedient General meee to take any steps for ane Con- vention to pose any amendment Consti tution, as seoneaenentiol Dy the State Convention. os a Virginia ‘Convention. 168 o8!! at Kirkwood House April 18th and 19th, from 2 till 4p.m., or address R. K. BURNS, Piainfield ma 26 eolm Cumberland county, Pa. M FLANNERY’S MARBLE WORKS, . Connex Tun anv H Sts. MONUMENTS, TOMB SLABS, HEAD- ‘on Louis i © ty II Square, ed by RickMoxp, March 29.—A resolution was intro- atoning MANTELS. sad all sipde of Oraa- | the Guy Hall Panare, sow sooapi sdjornin; duced in the’ Convention to-day to terminate de- fe Mr Rickard Wermeh ‘ma efage' Bistard WereANCK TAYLOR. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— Four havdsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied with gas and water, and convenient to the t and Post Office Departments, for rent. App'y at 490% Massachusetts avenue, north side, eon 4th and Sth sts. ms23 ESE RENT_The three story brick DWELL- ING-HOUSE, with basement. on E street, ited in an artistic manner, with alacanan th Mt. Olevet Cemetery.— Perso: fo have removed their relatives, and who cesire to embe ish their new grounds can do so at practical workingman’s Prices. ma 3 eoilm* <The undersigned bees to inform th « Bo patito thst ho hen ot anda ince toe ot MOND MENT: nsw style of Diawings can be w new le of Marble Mantei: bate in the Committee of the next. It was violently by Messrs. Morton, Ambler, and Staples. The matter will be com- ised to-morrow. Timothy Rives made a seven hours’ speech, the Convention adjourned till to-morrow. Southern Pacific Railread. New Orvzans, Merch 28 —The stockholders of the Pacific Railroad are responding liberally ‘hole on Tuesday kept oro pga Stone snd aa ‘work renga _— Sd aa. Eine Bll = meters — to the call of the President for an advance of $1 romptly 10. 5 ments, water, cae, -room. &e 20. - y the ‘hole amount z eesin Ba av..bet iethand isth ets. | EGAN, vext door, or to HENRY GAN, 326 | fF cach share, many paying the wi NEW SPRING GOUDS. Pa. avenue, south side, between 6th and 7th sts. Counterfeit $5 and $10®bilis on the Bank of Have just opened our first invoice of Spring Goods, to which we invite the especial attention of our friends and ores kK. Milttary, Naval and C ma l4-eo3w ‘ORE FOR RENT.—A large Store-room on ‘enue, adjoining our auction rooms, for iyto WALL & BARNARD, Auction ‘ssion Merchants, corner Ninth street . avenue. mar it Mobile are in circulation. Frem Pensacola. New ORLEANS, March 25.—The advices from Pensacola are to the 26th inst. The United States SON, zens’ Merchant Tailors, 212 Pa. avenue 160 eaitanecn 460) FOWRER PSR Ie SXERANGH Ox |theted gone key Wat "oan po ALWAYS AHEAD. oH PROPERTY A, HARM of abou! | ‘The Confederate troope continue arriving at Pen- sacola and will soon number 5,000 men. c ‘essional Neminatien. Parxerssvae, March 29 —Hon. Albert G. Jen- ins was renominated for Congress from this dis- trict by the Democratic Convention which as- sembied here yesariay. He was nominated on the first ballot by acclamation. have just received @ nice stock of SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and C. to which | invite the attention of ali in wact ot y ly motto is “A quick sixpenco is better than ling.” Those in want ef Clothing come and look at our goods and prices ; 2nd if you 100 Shirtanda pr ty Tie,No. 460 Sev et in the place ogetthen. I have a very stock of SPRING HATs, which I am sell- 25 percent. below, their actual value. For those who want to travel, I have just received a large lot of TRUNKS, VALISES, and C T BAGS. va: ying in prices. from 1 bi to $8 If you wanta good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, or — there is no Pisge where you can buy them as low as at the oe 's Clothing Stors, No, 460 Seventh st., opposite Post Office. s 4H. SMITH, Clothier, marl4-Im_ No 460 Seventh at., bet. E and F. rom the Station, Beltsvilie, Prince George’s coun- ty, Maryland. Thore is about 80 acres in wood. balance cleared lend small dwelling-houss out- buildings, snd ap; mar 8-tf Fe RENT OR SALE—The two five story brick DW ELLING-HOUSES situated on and adjoining the corner of Fourth ard D rt.ects, east-cf the City Hall. Apply to JOSEPH FU: GITT, No, 90 Louisiana av. mar 5- FOR RENTAA tires story brick HOUSE, oon- taining 8 roome, in good order, with eas & tures complete, on fi strest, between 4th and 5th. Aloo. a be appa peg Gein deh pod i i RY ttached, corner of F street no: bast. To punctual and relimble. teunuts the torms South Carelina State Convention . CHARLESTON, March 25 —The Convention, in open session, refused to receive a amend ment to the Constitation, bya vote of sixty to ninety-four. Shet by a Burgiar. Cixcinnati, March 28.—Perry J. Moore,s well . To pu wh Bn wil be moderate, Apply at 446 Twelfth etreet, | known citizen, was shot yesterday morning by & SPRING Goobs, pening auone between G aad Hy 2o18-tf” | burglar who entered bis Louse for the oe of Just received — = ; FOR RENE Tie, ine BRICK HOUSE No. robbery. Mr. Moore lies in = critical aid 5 0 2360. est st is 5 eich Poll de Chevrest Pepin cot Dele, jod ‘by the subsoriber. Tt has 12 rovwme, Convicted. Rich Poil Handsomo Grey Lavalia and Mohair Cloth 50 pieces fine French and Knglish Chintz ith many other new and seasonabie cools, which we invite our friends and purchasers to ex- amine, as we offer the best Time at the lowest Prices. J. W. COLLEY & Co.. ma 16 27 523 7th st., bet. D and Pa. av. with ese d water throughout, a fine yard, stable kon pad ood neighLorhood. Apply to JAS. A. - GRUDER. ical comet Boston, March 29—Joseph G. Hernander, tried for shooting Miss May, with intent to kill, ‘was to-day convicted and sentenced to the States Prison for five years. 10,000 Worra or Boor. SHOES anp TRUNKS, Of all Styles and ities, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON COST. Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. All the Stock in 8. P. HOOVER’S STORE, Tron ni aol egy ake ‘variot; ‘of Ladies’. Gents’, Children’s am Servants’SHOES Also, TRAV ELING TRUNKS are now being ood for cash,at creat stcrifices on usual rets: sel!ingiprices, indeed much below original cost. Ths attention 0} the public is solicited, as great inducements wil be made to parchasers, Atterney General ef New Jersey. Trenton, March 29 —Frederick T. Freeling- buysen bas been uted Attorney General of New Jersey, vice Dayton. New York Markets. New Yor, March 30 —Fiour dull and 6 cents lower. Wheat declining tendency. Corn de- clining tendency; but nek kan unchanged. Pork firm and unc! § Lark steady. Whisky dull at 17%. P "NOTICE. Seer Ressoved one tar al seve, ty caliog aor moved can, at Oe As STEPHEN eam Rattroap Deport, Find Good Wagons and Carefal Drivers. _mari im ROUSE IN THE CITY GeeaT EW ABINGTON, “ DR. SHUMAN, at his Southern Medical Honse, ue, under the Clar- corner of Sixth st’ and Pa. = of the i ‘The above comprises & large stock of the finest] Tuas Warnen.—the report eodon otal, ae only 0 the oer peor uality Prengh ? ionninaitens:d a ‘ao Ame weather for the fean Consolidated sonian Institution. The ure in from $toGdays, A permanent cure or no | ©9;;€2-. for indies and gentleme, charge. ‘ma 16-Im* e Store is for rent and T re i "Fixtures for sale, ises, Iron 5 ARP ee ae above stock, either in whole or in Braue of entetiac the’ oot, Shovand Teak Busi- t % pony ‘thie affords & better opportunity than may he presented. a indehtod will confer a favor by promptly calling and settling their accounts. jaTt *RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, k a “Suave. ROSES, &o. T L. A. BEALL @& CO. AKE Pleasure in informing their customers, d +rs, that they have removed to No, 361 street, betweea Land K. just abov. 8. Moka NU NEV ENTRIES G6 CUES" RUNKS WATS and CAPS, which Swe offer ta sell at very low prices. Call and see us before buy- ing elsewhere, as we know that can seil you goods at less ay ty other store in the city. “Sev: 5 sl, & CV., Clothi dersigned solicits the sitention of piant- mee etre Nou 301 Rerenihe MENTAL TREES: Ses which he oterd@Qe | AUC, NA “ES, &C.. ja Savannah, Ge. FFICEKS, PETTY OF FICERS, AND Sea- lowest rates, ‘ OF rd of ny U.S. shipe at | Poacher many togusasds of splendid Trees, inthe | Macon, Ge. finest possib'e healta and vigor, Apples, Pears, Cuerries, Noolarines. &e., all the heicest sorts, Grapes, Goorebsrries, Currants, Blackbernes, Tries, aspberries, 3 maw Rhuba i oots, & Evergreen, Shade, ronmental Treee, Shrubs, Li hioxes. With all ertioios’ fa thee Tieraery ina. of finest SUBLET. od Store, 306 Boventh st goraer B mais Gteo' ~ Nutsery oa7th st. road, Wash'n !—BIR FOR SALE, ao. ee irds irom rege —parmen, Canaries, ine! ee shes, Ball Finch Gold eile Ties: Sat Lares. Ysllow llazeree” the ca of 1 o8n have their olaims for Bousth an Head, Money prompey ettendsd to Of pissing to or aidressing C. P. WALLACH, ‘ashington, D. C. in 16-tf EST FANCY 6GOODs, AT PRICES TO SUIT ‘THE TIMEs, AL STEVENS'S RANEY SHORE” cee hatw. 9th and 10th sta, I TAKE NOTICE WALL Take nil kinds of Virginia y for my book debts and for Boots, Shore, and Trunks. Ali jabted to me will please ca'l and settle Bent — oe ee” give their socounts into the hands of 8 ov! 8. P. HOOVER, Lron Hall not Pa_av..detwoen Sth'and 10th ste. NS MILITARY BOOKS Just received by PRENC RICHSSEIN, 278 Pa, avenue. a " eee te Adauimstration snd Orgasize ees neuer vols 80. Keslien odltions price by ‘ation for Field Artillery, 1 vol., 12mo.; price By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALE BY ORDYR OF THE ORPHANS NS) Court or HovsgHoLp axp Kitcuen Pras: ene Care aan man. Cant, sy 4 ay is’ To , dec. Averion-Ot THURSDAY, the ath Gey of April next, we shai: sel’. by ord or of the O rte Sain sh Taian South aad Third. st.cnat. havo M-ckn mee sea. Doves, rds. Price Scents BO is a kinds trom 10 a [3 oO" GAAS Died Grore, so, 05, r bane, at the Capitol gate. 33m The estab'ishet PAWN OF- oiCE, former on Penr. avenas. o> ofthe A-t of War, by Baron de Jomi- 43g ete., hax lately : by D. H.Ma- | fie. beak of the National Hotel St Guard, NOTICE! N \CE% NOTICE! Si arto eee, eal eer et lar Wet by ‘Hugh peeatek ses 18m0,; pries by I icERS| ms ail “2 EibpsTELs * A View of the Capitot