Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1861, Page 3

Svrcips or a Gover: Crenx.—A few received intimations that he was about to bere. moved, bat not for reasons of a Political nature. LOCAL NEWS. U7 Though Tux San is printed on the fastest He resi bis position, and his brother was a ftesm press in use south of Baltimore, its edition inted im bis place; and after remaining her is so large as to require it to be put to press at an | few days he left for Memphis, Tenn.. where, on esrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may aot appear until the next day. — +202 Nortice.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be Inserted in the BaLtimone Sux are received at and forwarded from Tuz Star Office. esterday we learn by a telegraphic dispatch,) 2s comiitied suicide by shoot! ag’ hlnose . His mother and others of bis family are now in this city, who deeply feel this sudden affliction. CrntRat Guarp-novse Cas syeueety Miller, Jobn Smith, Morris Thomas, and John Lane, for ¥agrancy, Were sent to the work-house for 60 days. Ww. Connor, for Renal a concealed weapon, end for firing a pistol in the street, was fined $26 73, and sent to the work-house for 9) days in| default of payment. Wm. Moody, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs $6 15. Tost who are in want of ote meres, splendid calicoes, or ‘oods line should not fai] to ore, No. 355 Seventh street. goods song. We unpgrstanpthat the Government bas seized the Wines and Liquors imported into this oity, through the free s of the Southern Confedera- ae —— 'y, of the Union House, 448 La stree City Covrcits, April 1_— Board of Aldermen — A communication was received from the Mayor, Dominating Samuel Drury as police magistrate fer ‘the First Ward; confirmed. Also, one from the same, nominating Jobn S. Williams for nearer nic er a Mar- ket, in e of James 8. Ho! |, resigned. batons from the same, announcing 'P- Proval of the following acts: An act for the pro- tection of owners of property sold for taxes by this Corporation; an act to amend an act entitled an act autborizing certificates of indebtedness to be issued by the Corporation, approved Jan. 2, 1861; an act making an appropriation for certain expen- ses incurred in the distribution of the Potomac ‘water—referred to finance committee. hig bere an in the dry caller latthews & © ‘The nicest kind of | are going off like hot cakes for almost a oy, by Cove: sudden changes of our climate are COMMITTEE REPORTS. sepronecot onary, Brondttal fzimattc Resolution juesting the Mayor to return to mates oa :perie waa, it ee the Board of sae the act for the protection tak rope gl 8p a i certainly — of owners of property sold for taxes by this Corpo- should or ptm St EsG# of r. rents Bronchial ration; : Troches,” Lqnonge, let the Sou hy or Ir- Bill for relief of F.S. Walsh. with an amend- ritation ‘of the ‘Throat be ever so liz ty a is ment; amendment adopted, and bill passed. Precaution a more serious attack may be effectual. The Chair announced that he had received from the Mayor the bi'l for the protection of the owners of property sold for taxes by this Corporation. On motion, it was referred to the finance com- Ih warded off, Public Speakers and Singers will find them for clearing and aaathonre Ee voice, See advertisement. Ho! PATHIC REMEDIES mittee. ; All ° Dy euparoys S oas regia, He. ill; | Meo; emedies put u| xpressiy fo Bill making am sppropriation to pay, certain | 22,,oeeem, containing, vials: from. 4 to (Sd expenses incarted at the pipe-yard; Z.B. “Gilman, 350 Pa, ‘avenue, wholesale and Bill of the lower board authorizing an appre- | retail agents W. A. Fitzgeraitl, 353 north F street; priation to pay sundry laborers for work done on | also by .. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave- the water mains, with an amendment; which | nue and Sixth street.’ Also, Pond’s Extract of was adopted, and ‘be bill 2 Zpesiyfer internal and external oy Substitute for the bill of the lower board to inds. Sold ae above, ¥ ‘vy for the expense incurred in setting a certain ee cock and fire-plug in Missouri avenue, at the junction of an alley In reservation A; passed. Bill authorizing the erection of Ayer’s fire-plugs at certain points in K street north; Bill authorizing the enlargément of the sewer trap at the southwest corner of Thirteenth and G streets; passed. Adjourned. P desi open always ‘ersons desiring pennies wi for exchange at the Star Office counter. To THE Arriictep!—Be sure to read the adver- tisement of McLean’s Stren; Blood Purifier. in another co cat Oem Cy MARRIED. Common Council —The Mayor’scommunication | gp 4 her, . H. ROBINSON OE the Mending an appropriation of $70 for repairs tones BARSINE BUVAT otk nt a of e I ern Con Market, suggested in a communi- catien from the market commissioners, was re- ferred to the police committee. The memorial of G. W. Stewart for return of money paid for gas tax; a bill for construction of Diep, is city,on Monday afternoon, the let inst. In th atter en illness of a fow hours, EL'A, daughter of W.and Mary E. Morsell,in tho sd year of a drop sewer in the Second Ward; the petition of | her aga. Jobn Thompson for Payment for work done on The funeral wil! take place thi fernoon, at 33 fire plugs, were appropriately referred Mr Van Reswick, from the improvements com- mittee, pepe em 7 se paciped —_—— Property owners on the n: ront of uate 289, and the committee was diac = A bill for constructing a drop sewer at the alley oa the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, was referred back to the coritwittee for amendment. Mr. Edmonston, from fire department commit- tee, reported a bill to soe) = aeeeicaey in an approptiation for purchase of ofl for the Union Fire Company; passed Mr Ruseeil, from the same committee, reported a bill for relief of the American Hook and Ladder Company, as a substitute for a bill previously passed by this board; passed Mr. Meade o’clock, from the residence of Mr. W. C, Choate, Louisiana sv., between 6th and 7th sts, On the Ist instant, JOSEPH ABBOTT, E q., in the 75th year of his ace. The fonoral will take place on Thureday. the 4th instant, at 2 0’clock, from h residence, E street, between 14th and 15th sts. The friends and Sounaeetnces of the family are respectfully invited ttend. ee A CARD. REPORT Having gained some currency here that the Ftna Ingurance Company of Hartford, Ct, has declined to take any further reks in the Dise trict of Columbix. the undersigned takes thia method of coutradicting the Statement, aod of in Viting the attention of ali who may desire to avail themselve, tho protection of this old and nni- versal ar Co! Sevent! wher- he as heretofore. This C losses in th ward o! 3 000, aes Presented a bill to erect a fire plug on Fast Capitol and Third street east; referred to the drainage committee A bill authorizing a special contract for erection of sidewalk flre-plugs, was referred. A bill to authorize the Mayor to anticipate the revenue to pay for cleaning and watering Penn- sylvania avenue, was 5 passed A bill for relief of the assessors was referred to = aod means. ills for relief of Patrick Gibbon, J. W. Carr, George McNaughton,end joint resolution tn favor of Jes. L. Lowrie, were appropriately referred. x s Company 28 city within the last two months, up- pai T. M. HANSON, Agent. LATEST ARRIVAL oF NEW GOODS. We have received alargs stock of DRY GOODS, and to accommodate the Ladies, we are determined fe ian of ee of property sold | not to be undersold. Read a list of our items: or Ol on taxes. was - P > A substitute for 2 bill for relief of Brightout & | 12 cfmt 5. ,GreyGoods for Side. Preston; joint resolution to pay certain laborers 34 ‘* = Piainand Figured Grey Goods for work done on the water mains, with amend- Calicos ( warranted fast teats, and joint resolution in relation to a proviso | 123 2 ae 8 el Bhatcn . i 7. Si! ard wide ean to an act passed December 17, 1559, were referred. & yx Kentuck Jeane 12 Cass oF Fixvinc ann Kexpine —Some days ali ten Terie eee R ago Mr. Jobn H. Small lost a portmonnate, con- we en olored kers 25 talning a 10 note, a balf eagle, and three gold Black Suk bo) dollars. ‘Phe loss was advertised in the Star, and Emb. 1 aco Veils 23 a reward promised the finder who would return Wool a (pew styles) e? it. It was found bya man named Jobn Holloran, all waol Faas ‘Cassimers 75 a man named Carroll being nt. Carroll Stella ( Broche) Shaals 3 5 seeing the advertisement in the ‘tar, was ata loss Lace Points 175 bow toact. Being a Catholic, he went to confes- (new style) Parasols Sli sion and told bis confessor what Pressed upon bis Ladies’ Sun Umbrellas ste mind, and the priest advised bim to go to the White Gyre nets soonet 3 owner and make a clean breast of it. He did so Ladien’ beat Kid Gloeen ot Mr. Small called on Holloran and described bis We havea complete aesortment of every thing in the Dry Gcods line, at the lowest prices. MATTHEWS & GORE, 358 7th st., ma 3-3t Betw. I and K «! east side. 52] «SEVENTH STREET. f “WET GOODS, AUCTION GOODS, ke. Woe are daily receiving our full stock of SPRING GOODS from New York and Putiadelpbia, bought for net cash. to which we invite the attention of burers. We take occasion to make the following summsry = Loase Atlantic Prints at 6", cents, worth 8 Richmond’s and other brads at 10, worth 12, Bonnet Ribbo s at 1234, worth 25, Marseilles Qui.ts, 10 4, at 150, Allendale “do 125. &o.y Linen Handke: chiefs, ladies’ and men’s, 12) Jouvin's Kid Gloves as low a» 50 o-nts, Plain Delaines at 1253 and 16, worth 2. 30 w J_& P. Conte’ best 8 i232 cent Calicos at8 cents, &o. i ‘Together with a varied and extensive stock of Starlos, such as Bleached and Brown Goods, Boys’ and Mes Lace Suawis, broideries. Dr Aiso, Warp and Property. Hoiloran agreed to give it up if he would make oath to it. They went to Justice Donn’s office yesterday afternoon, and the oath was made. Hoiloran’s wife belog present, seemed to be very averse to giving up the money, and re- sisted the surrender with such force that Holloran refused to yield. The Justice threatened to send him to jail; but the threat amounted to nothing with the wife. The Justice made out a commit- ment and sent bim off; and it was not until he was half way to the prison that she yielded and agreed to return the money. THEATER —The Naiad Queen was performed last night before a crowded house in superb style. The moonlight view of the Rhine, the crystal abode of the naiads, and the realms of the water queen Were magnificent; and, in fact, the whole scenery was splendid, while Jefferson asSchnapys was perfectly inimitable. Miss Mann personated the Naiad Queen admirably, and brought down the bouse with the marshaling of her Amazonian cohorts. Miss Shaw as {dex was also most charm- ing, and Mrs. Mana as Bridget was incom- ble. The Naiad Queen will be repeated eight, and those who intend going should secure seats early, as there is a rush for them this morning. ‘There will be an afternoon representation of the 2,cheap, is, &o S » af , Mats, Carp-t tting, &o, » STOHNSON & SUTTON, Chstus ‘7. jo. 521 7th st., bet. D and Av. ~ soa meg ga meena pare oe ae ee P bs * tes, ies and c! ren, a cap’ opportunity ot seeing this magnificent 5; : C DOMESTIC GOODS. bi now on hand our usual Jarge assortment of Domestic Goods, for general family use, con- ALEXANDRIA AFvains —From the Alexandria sisting o! Goazetie we glean the following: Heavy yard wide Bleached Shirt’s Cottons at 199. The statement of the flour inspection in this city | Extra fine ** in hs pec s IDs exhibits a considerable increase on the Super as ye uw 6 ter last year, as bey ys showed nage — 8 pees, “oo “ “ $3 on the same qua o1 lous year ety. end- “ a 123 figures are page nabs Quarter ending March 31, pe mie “ eat s 58 1859, 16,'45; do. 1360, 20,115; do. 1861, 22 S11. y be = 3 The gillers during the a 's have done ra Be 4 a 2 ¢S3—on re ee ae Deed stare Wemtee' | | Lomiliies wi'k-all tho best walldd of Sheeting oo ton’s Reach. and quite a number of tine shad were bagged. The seines below are as yet catching comparatively few. Mr. F. W. Bruce, the newly-appointed mail agenton the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, accompanied by Postmaster Ashby, of this elty, went up the roa Shirting Cottons and [rish Linens, &c. ALso— For Servants’ Wear—Heavy Osnaburg Plaid Cot- tons, Osnaburg Calico, Domertic Plaids, Ging- hams, Cheeks, B Drillioes—all selling at our usual low prices aving of five cf at on for- 2 HE = 323 (eouth wide) Pa y enue, : foad yesterday morning, in charge of | ina 29-61 if ow Iron Building. : Si alee M Batt of companies a | I Ahail-cieets ERESH TEA 3. bi chests ¥ mae, . aa 1. Battalion, at their none areseer, 2 terres GIBSON'S OLD WHISKY, Gromcrsen’ pty aeindieesd pentane ek] 3 Se PO EAMIEP NECEAR do, #0 numerous a party of ladies and gentlemen, that do. OLD RYE do. the large rooms used by the battalion had ‘thrown open to accommodate the dancers. Scala’s excellent string band was and rite. and the ep b é iURNAY & SEMMES. x ND THE POTOMAC a. The volunteer militia of the District was VER LANDINGS well re; ited, and the Infantry were out strong. The steamer . NICHO OB: Captain Jacos “The infantry boys have a capital knack of doing | Kixw. BAY NG. at 6 o'oloe Leave’ 7 it-eet Wharf, Baltimore, NESDAY AFTERNOON at ranionk up social entertainments, and in their desire to make them apa enjoyable, spare no pains 3 i Riley’ es stay aaTeO The balis of the I. are, in the uage of . oments WED- ‘calling at late Augustus Anglo Bautum, “ landings on the river for passengers and thatched ftom Paredine . freight —_—_— _—_ te guseon the merged Bes ee put in Porics Matrens—Before Justice Donn.—This | thorough order throughou' vi ports, i3 W ning Thos. Kenney and Dallas Gordon were For kei ht or passage apply to THOMAS W. aeresied by Guardamen Morgen and Coombe for | RILEY, Agent. Riley's Whar foot of 1th st. breaking in the Center Market stand of S$. Shoe- maker, and stealing a quantity of — honey, TEAM ENGINE FOR SELE— The unter eslont, bas mee - 9 % si even horee power, in perfect orders with George Streamer arrested by Policeman | *",12 5 Machine, with all the Sppurtenances, for Yeatman for being concerned in stealing a lot of | poring’or drilling artesian wells. $ bags, the 7, of Chichester & Cecil. He The shove may be aremnase eeponaidorably lean See Aicsonactesbesis’ inesdums tip STICKNEY Waseca p< je ma 18-eotf — — > 7 ‘ustice Thompsen.—G. Cassidy was ar- TAKE NOTICE! rato vik nat aS open | wu, ane ef a Un moar foray Finnall. He was held to bailto teechargq indebted to me will please oa!l and settle before the criminal court. ox t 1 Led apes so agg ive their accounts RE PO BW 8 of aco y - CRiMin. mgs Court met usual . VER fall, Se ieee preciging domes Sh nen ee cipeeri ss hour, Judge Merrick ne, p> one Shields, free negro, was on trial alleged larceny « of adog and valued at $11, the property of Woarn or BOOTS SRORS axo TRUNKS, james H. Upperman. case was pending Styles and ies, wien our report closed ae aur SACRIN om cout. | Sate. vendes Ga 4 of the Mozart Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. HOOVER’S STORE, ae basso, Mr. dj ‘J t cc occasion. Now isthe ti Goon Tue —The # yas gent weteseeae bi w5- for sale, : § thening Cordial and | Spring Goods at very reduced prices, and will 373 SEVENTH STREET eines Citi Ser: 5 ASTONISHING AND RAPID WAY TO MAKE MONEY! —_— OO | BUY YOUR GOODS AT G. T. SWANN & (0.3 CHEAP CASH STORE. Our Motto Is—Short Profits, Quick Sales, and Pay as You Go. AS WE BUY AND SELL EXCLUSIVELY FOR cheap as they can be purchased at retail in New York In DRESS GOODS we name:—Black Silks, Bombazines, Alpacas, lies, French and American Lawns, Pail De Chevres, Silk Calabrians, nella Cloths, Debege, and Grey Goods, all at New York Prices. 100 STELLA SHAWLS, the cheapest ever offered !n this city. Our stock of LINEN anp COTTON FABRICS is fall and com Linens, Napkins, Doyles, Crash, Linen Drills and Ducks. Cottonades, Denims, Check, Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. 900 UMBRELLAS anv PARASOLS, in every var'ety of color, style and price. : BONNETS, SHAKERS, JOCKEY HA Prices. CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS AND MA TTING. In addition to our immense stock of Dry Goods, we have by far the largest stock ING, RUGS, MATS, FLOOR anv FURNITURE OIL CLOTHS anv MA in this part of the city—all of which we are selling at New York retail prices. A call from all those who w: solicited. {7 Remember the number, 373, one door above R. B. Hatt’s. G. T. SWANN & CO., of mar 30-3t CASH, purchasers will find our Goods as Plain all wool Delaine Chal- Brocade Barege Anglais, L.s- Plete, and consists of Pure Irish Linen Launs, Bleached and Brown Table Damask. Linen Towels, Linen Penitentiary Plaids, Plain Osnaburgs, Apron TS axp RIBBONS, of the latest styles, and at very low TTINGS, ever offered ish to supply themselves with new and cheap goods, is respectfully 373 SEVENTH STREET, between I and K. 373 GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. GuoreEtown, April 2, 1861. In the Board of Common Council, on Friday fvening last, Mr. Libbey asked the discharge of the committee on grievances from further consid- eration of the petition of John Moore, praying exemption from the gas light tax Decause no mains were Isid opposite ‘is property. Mr Libbey stated that pos pene ‘was similar to that of Mr Knowles, and as thet gentieman had felt averieved and said the members of the com- malttee Were all stockholders in the Gas Light Company, he hoped the matter would be referred 3 special committee not stockholders to make | report. and suggested the namea of Messrs Marbury and Barrett. ings thought a committee of stockholders y one to investigate and report fully on t. He thought bis friend (Mr i wanted to get rid of this irksome duty. find a great many agyrieved parties in town. Mr. Pickreli snid himself and the other mem- of the committee (Messrs. Libbey and New- man) could give the Parties no relief, and they THE LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPHIQ. Later from Kurope. New Yorx, April 2 —The steamship Borussia, from Southampton on the 18th, arrived here this morning The London Times, referring to President Lin- sex ons are coln’s inaugural, says that b studiously cautions, but really amount to the fact the southern forts and that he will recapture arsenals. ae nmees Still Leter from Eurepe. _Saxpy Hoox, April 2—The Steamship New York, from Liverpool on the 20th, has passed up She reports as follows: Liverroot, March 20—The cotton sales of Monday and Tuesday reached 32,000 bales, closing active and buoyant at an advance of 83-84 since Tag | Orleans middling 7 qd bile do. 7d; an Uplands do. 74 At Manchester. yarns bad advanced Mad ,and the holders of cloths demanded an advance the ver this mai might prefer to have the matter go to ittee | _ Flour was quiet and steady at 2Se6a31e, Wheat of Bentlemen not interested. heal oe wad whe Par ee for white t. Libbey understood his friend over the wa orn steady; mixed 37s3a37e6d; yellow 35a38e6d; CARPET- gue. Banger’ to imply that he wished to shrink | White 35062308, rom responsibility. “He (Mr. L..) wasa little hard of hearing, and a little dull of comprebension, but un that much; and,” said he, «1 do not wish the gentieman to measure my corn in bie ene wend shrink from no i 'y, but ught these ‘tions ought togo & special committee ii ia = t. Newman dissented from the chairman and Beef, pork and bacon were steady. Sugar and coffee quiet. Rice dull at 4s3ade54 Console 91 a2 SU The Charleston Fertifications Completed. CHARLESTON, March 30.—The fortifications in leted y. Rosin the other members of the committee. He would ———— =———=—= LATEST NEWS !---HIGHLY IMPORTANT! IMMENSE INTEREST TO THE POCKE 10,000 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHUES! JUST RECEIVED FROM THE MANUFACTURERS IN BOSTON, NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, At 50 per cent. Less than ever Sold Before. OWING TO THE CRISIS IN OUR COUNTRY, I HAV guaran Washington. give an idea of what can and witt se DONE, Lower than any other establishment in To E PURCHASED MY 8TOCK oF tee to furnish my customers and the public the harbor been finally com; —— Bea) Were visited this forenoon by and the members of the Convention The distin- ished party were received with bigh honorsand eavy firing in all directions. Governor Pickens was not inthe company, being engaged in more ——— official business. it work and the satis- im, he completion of the fac manner in which it bas been accomplished ‘ing and congratulation shrink from no duty, and act as well as be knew how, and was opposed to a special committee. The —— being taken, the committee was not discharged Mr. Bangs moved to withdraw Mr. Knowles’ petition from the tiles and refer it again to the committee Mr Pinko! eat, pestionces, no rel. pe A the anmmittos sould give the he jef.. This matter was thread. | on all sides, aah er neole : on all sides, and all wan! make tapas i costae a = one. a joy complete is the sontinien of rane pa ng the gas tax was for a year, and in - = ‘ners. Confedera’ accordance with the charter. Ges States of America ee steppe ‘° Mr. Bangs understood Mr. . Pickrell to say that this matter was plain te Mr. Marbury, himself, and others. It was not so lain to the ple. They would like to know if they bad no org Why they had to pay. Let the committee inves- tigate the matter thoroughly; make a full report in writing, and put the mat atrest. We hada medium ‘of communication with the public Great anxiety is felt as to the Administration's course about Fort Sumter. If nothing is done soon the fort will be attacked and captured. The sentiment of the people is entirely in favor of ac- tion. The Governor's communication has not vet been acted on. Col. Lamon’s return is hourly expected 1 will name the Prices of a few leading | through the reporter of the Star, and let the mat- | at ths poy comely ee nar ae articles : ' . ter be understood. Let them know why they | of the bon Benguela, which vessel was abaend- Women’s Morocco Welt Heel Boots at $1.25, such as I have sold at $1 75, have to pay a gas tax without having the benefit | oned ina sinking condition on the 25th inst rr « Mek « “ ‘s iw, « “ 150, ofthe light His friend on bis right (Mr Bar- | She was bound on her voyage from Portland to & “ bie “ 1 30, “ se * 2.00. piv pace ra member of a committee to Cardenas ss < * Pump “ 25, ae * ve the relief, for he had five or six houses on y “ English Lasting Heel Gaiters Li! « “ “ fionat Zion and nolight. This matter was plain jeocning wie tee tf rota She atten “ « c 6 as 13, « +, as to the committee but not so Plain to the people experienced very severely the fearfl gale of the “ Meisces s Slippers, >» - bad bs ae petition was referred back to the 15th, in which she lost part of her deck load but - a ie a otherwi , “ Enamel « 2 23, “ “ Mr. Libbey took the Petition from the Clerk, nerwiee eocoped with bet wcitiog Sejery, hn Gaiters and Morocco Boots from So cents to $1 25, mediately rose and stated that he held in rents “6 85K 3 75 Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ BOOTS and SHOES of every description, very cHEar. In fact, I can suit every customer that will call, both in price and Ihave a large lot of Black and Light Colored G worth $1.50. style. F. M. MAGRUDER, mar 26-T&F.2w 379. OLD STAN AITERS, out of style, that | will sell at 50 cents, er of I and Seventh streets. <i eelnepe-naesiameenecane tae Impertant frem the Senth Moxtcomery, April 2—W. H. Ward, editor of the Key of the Gulf, arrived last night from Pensacola. He states that on the 25th Steamers Deniel Webster and Gen. Rusk arrived at Key West, the former with 400 under Col. Coo; . and the latter with 200 for Key Wert West with sealed his band petitions cof John Moore and Leonidas Knowles, and asked that the committce be dis- charged from their further consideration. Any- body could lead a horse to the wate: » but it took a smart man to make bim drink. Mr. Tenney had no doubt of the Corporation to levy this tax; but jet state the reasons why it was rigut to wer of the committee collect it Ww CASH. | E Would respectfully call the attention of guetomers who buy for cash to our New System FOR SALE AND RED This was toe The General Government Wwe must adopt the better from Hpi who had no benefit. day of anti-coercion. would not coerce, and plan—reoson with and and 100 for Tortugas The Crusader reached yA of C; Craven. The est on the 26th, orders under command doubt (in the mind of Mr. Ward) vT. “of giving off a discount of five per cent. for the cash.” sts Opposite the Avenua House. Having but ‘fone OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE on Seventh price.’ customers will see sta! JOH RIL" Y, Confectioner, 518 Seventh: ate, coax the people. He hoped give us an able written re- port, and stow the people why it was Jeyal and right that property on Pole Hill, where there are no lights, should be equally taxed with that on Brooklyn was going into and there was no that she bed left ber troops at Fort Pickens The Texas Commissioners had stipulated that the General Rusk should Jand her troops at New York, but the commanders of the three companies the committee would Inquire of gisnoe She creat ripe for thee uew system. We upposite Intelligencer Uffice ap 2 3t* mee eae Af SHUSTER co., BOs NTA small tro-stors FRAME . 38, opposite Cant: et » on © street. near Seventh. to ma 2s.1ot__N0- 38. onpositeCenter Market, BALDWIN BROS, Furst and D strocte, tear a i tween 7th and sth at *F had signed a document exonerating Capt. Smitb, of ae usk, from ail blzme for the deception em - ploye: First st, where lights are; it may be Published in that able little paper referred to, and all would know It. Coercion might be right, but it was not ap2 3t* always expedient. QUGAR CURED Hams, 5 tiercos Extra SUGAR CUK! D HAMA, xtra LEAF LARD, in barrels and firkins, SHOULDERS and BREAST-PIECE MOK REEF and BEEF TONGUES, Extra No.1 MACKEREL, in kits and bariels, Just received and for eale by 4 EREL, &o, IR RENT—The three story fr NACREREL, &o ING HOUSE corner of Teathand F« S | cen‘alns 3 roome, a ee throughout. Wi house. Inquire of A. Pa. avenue and 12th et. end but two squares from the Patent Office. It ood cellsr and kitchen, with 1 not be rented for a hoarding B. McFARLAN, Ap 2-e0lw* —$—______.. Additional frem Hayti. * Montcomexy, April 2.—Mr. Ward from Key West statcs that an arrival at taat port on the 26th reports that the Spanish flag was bolsted atst. Domingo by the Spanish and French residents. These bad before written to Havana, sa) ng if the Spanish forces were not sent to the Island. Mr. Pickrell thought if the people weuld not read the printed law, they would not read the report. He acted on the Crockett principle, when he was right to go ahead Mr. Teuney asked where the law was to be of | founda. DWELL- B atreet>, corn! M BRYAN, No, 44, orp Center Market, etwern 7th and Sth sta. contain: ma 23 6t WwW NEW GoOoDs, E Are row addirg to our etock a large ard derirabie lot of NEW GOODS, comprising every thing thatis new and desirable, which we propose to sell atasinal: proce. A‘l persons in want of Dry Goods will always complete inall iis | vards north of Columbia College. T. m 4 rooms an —A small FARM or MARKET ing 14 acres of land, situ atedon the Piney Branch Roed, & ‘ew hundred he impreve- nts consist of a new brick dwelling sontain < Kitohen, and a etable. For terms, 215 Pa. avenue, oppocita Willarda’. Mr. Pickrell sxid it was part of the charter of the town, and might be seen by going to the Clerk, (Mr. Laird ) Mr. Libbeysaid be did not k was to write a report, Le could read it. {Laug bter } Mr. Tenney wa:ted to craw! out bimself The act of Congress empowered us to levy a gas-light tax and a water tax. they should hoist the Spanish flag Whereupon a Spanish feet of tive war vessels and 1,600 men sailed from Havana, and took formal Possession of St Domingo, aided by a French corvette. Miramon was at Havana endeavoring to raise a force for the purpose of invading Mexico, and the Spanish and French there seemed to ry “a thize in the movement. It was believed at - now whether, if be nd our sto’ = = ae branches and at tle lowest pric: ® would im- ‘OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE press upon those of our citizens who have recently on H st. Washinston city, between 19 h and laken up their rexideno_s w th hat we have te 20th, at present occupied by Assistant Attorney “one prio.” marked in pinin Beatee on cet at ornate: MeAimont. Fonression given 8h of Sales fer eh® discount of five per cent. off all any kind, cornor Gay and High streets, opposite ask an examination of prices, so that cus-| Forrest Hxil, Georgetown. Possersion giv Mr. Tenney said Mr. Pickrell bad not answered his question, where was this law to be found? It mizbt have been published in the newspapers; but few persons keep newspapers. It may be found in the United States Siatutes at Large, which until lately were in possession of R. vans on the 25th that those Goveroments would by their squadrons cover the lending at Vera Cruz, and it was affirmed that Snglish, French and Spanish fleet had actually sailed for Vera Cruz, the object of which was unknown. D.C nic d, Esq , but —— sree ee an ratisty themacives in regard to the sav-| Wmediately. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, fiocy cuenta potinuian ier enan Virginia Convention. ing by Purehasing for cash. Georgetown, Sp 2-2w' case. Ke He did not think this matter wes right. | Ricumonp, April 1—James Barbour finished Vv, Sl. SHUST ag Pa FOR RENT—On tho tat ey, of May. 2 vory de- | He believed in ality of rightsas well asequaiity | bis secession speech to-day. Mr. Tredway fol- masbine No, 38, Die He a pli nose three-story BRICK DWELUING- | of States. and ‘aid not believe that those who live NEGROES. A GENTLEMAN About to remove to the South with basement and a three-story back uaed on Nineteenth street, between Hes al: the modern improvements, lowed, favoring an ultimatum by Virginia. Mr. on Pole Hill or Mount Zion should pay for light | Montague commenced a speech in favor of seces- which they would have to go three or four squares sion. Mr. Southall presented resolutions from a Se- | wate: bath-100m, wash- » &c.; also, to get to. Let the committee show why persons | portion of the people of Albemarle lastracting him eer te Garneenes iy serene [Real De. | stable ded carnage hensen tee ee occupied "by | should not have ges light on a street when they | te vote for secession. He said he was aware there own use, Address immediate!y, Box 900, Georze- | Captain Goldsborough, US. N. Apply to Bt. Ht. pay for it. He (Mr. Teuney) paid a gas tax and a | bad been a change of sentiment on the part of the town, D.@. _ z bs maz dif | CLEMENTS & BK«’., No. 160 Pa av. Sp 2 3t* | tax for lamp posis,on Bridge street, although the | people cote tea mao eg — ee 7 y > ‘OR 3 Ti ENN. AVENUE | Government paid for the lamp posts and paid for | # majority of them was way he wo PREY SAT WHEEL ANSWER FOR | [JEMEARLE STORE ON PENN. avi NUE | the lighting” : id his comrse to their views. Resolutions for im and one at or for rent at 75 aents and Btore No. 303 Pena. avenue, between 9th a roth | Me. Libbey withdrew his motion. He would maodiate secvasion Were preseuted from Bedford, | > ® 8 offered for rent. and the *ixtures. consistin a v1 melia, 3 son counties, $1 per mont JOBN F. ELLIS. ofa Jeweller’s Burgiar and Fireproof Safe. four | to ee uumning report, and the people would have = Chickering & Sone’ Piano Dapot . _ma 25 306 Pa, t. 9th and 10th sts, OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, Wasuincton, March 22, ig6t, Proposats wil! be received up to the 15th proxi mo for the fu.nishing acd delivery at or near the site of the District Reservoir, of 4,000 cubic yards B_oken Stone, more or less. . The stone not to exceed in size cubes of threo inches. ‘To be hard and durable Proposals should be seaied and endorsed “P: posa a for Broken Stone. MEIGS, Capt. of Eng'rs, M.C, ma25tAps Chi. in’r of Wash’n Aqueduct. Appy to JAS C.’M tion and Commission Meretante, RR HOUSE on K streets north, 334 Ninete: WO FRONT with Board, ina Ninth atreet, neteent h street. ROOMS, gentec! To- ap 1-3t* nter Cases, two iarge French plate ‘oth, Counters, Gas Fixtures, &c . eGUIKRE & CO, comfortable two-story FRAME, between f and Biceef 3, C. FEARSON, No, FURNISHED,) ivate family, 442 second door above G. Relereuces exchanged. able Boarders accommodated. to pay or zo into secession T. Libbey (from the same committee) reported aresolution to pay Mr. P. T. Berry $100 ‘for damage sustsined by order of the late Mayor.”’ Mr Pickreli thought Mr. Berry bad not sustained damage to the amount of one dollar Mr. Libbey explained that the Mayor had sent parties to pull down Mrs. Osborn’s wail, which was ina denzerous condition, and in doing so they had pulled down Mr Berry’s also. The majority of the committee reported the resolution to save the expense of litigation. Mr Pickrell thought Mr. Berry onght to pay Seuthern Intelligence. Montcomexy, April 1—Active efforts are making here to — the Gulf Railway bence to Pensacola to facilitate the trans jon of troops to the Gulf. It will be completed in a few days. There isnotbing important from Pensaco- la Provisions are believed to be scarce at Fort Pickens. Confederate State troops, with provi- sions and ammunition, are flowing into the Con- federate ~~ in large numbers and quantity. Two thoussnd troops are expected at Montgomery ap 2-6t Bp 1-3t" OR R ~ UD BRELLAS Sex pei AND PARASOLS. street, riagWan'used for many yen NT—That large HOUSE on Cameron cpporite the Market House, in Alexan- this week. The reported reinforcen.ent of Fort Pickens is pronounced by reliable authority to be unfounded. the Corporation. The bricks were down ready to be cleaned, and be was saved that much expense c 7 asa hotel boarding | Mr. Libbey could tind no law relating to zriev. Papen ery eee og siren oF SUR UN RR re ee Ute larco iret ciass rortaurant. Rent low. | ances. ‘It wasn matter for Judge Dunlop i de. Later from Californie. SOLS, which wo will sell at very low prices, to, a FARM of 9 acres, nar Georgetown, D. | cide. If one man let a stone fall'on anotherman’s| Fort Kearney, Aprill Sly cor aaa 10 dozen JOUVIN’S KID GLOV 28, all C , for rent or let on shsres, wel! siapted tos mar- | toe it came to the Corporation and was referred | arrived with California dates of the 2ist. numbers. We have a large stock of DRY ket garden and dairy. A f EOODS of ail kinds, and wii! sell them at the very ‘est prices, oe Pee WA. R. RILEY & BRO, Ne. 36 Centra! Stores, Between 7th and 8th streets, _ma 22 2w Opposite Center Market. PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, BaR CARLISLE, Pa. __ ap l-4t* OR RENT—A BRICK HOUS' 12roome, with Potomac water street, betreen 3th and lth Square. R Li Corner Seventh and E, Washington. _ opposite Inguire at WARDER & STE Wood and Coal Othice, corner of & and Twelfth sts. Als Brick House corner Twelfth and 1. ma 23~ to the committee on grievances [Laughter ] He had reported this resolution to vet rid of the case, and he had not been able to get rid of one yet McDougal (Douglas dem ) had received the Governor's certificate as U. 8. Senator, he ee, containing as was officially reported, received 56 of the 1 gas. on. Mr. Bangs said he believed his friend had come | votes cast. But Subsequently the clerk made a! Waters | bere with the understanding he was tohave very | davit thet i13 votes had been cast; M little to do, and referred to his being bard of bear- ing— Mr. Libbey—‘and dull about the head.” thus lacking one vote of an election. A commit- tee of investigation bad been appointed in the matter. ‘Thirtieth session. (twenty weeks,) commerces ay 61h. Number of lads dimited to twenty five. Entire expense $70. eac! Circulars at this office. ‘To fila few vac incics cali at Kirkwood House April 18th and 19th, from 2 till Mm... \d. ‘Prmvoraddress pk BURNS, Plainfield, 'f payable in advance. the City Hall Square, ni as a dweling and law house of Mr. Richard VJ ma 23-tf occupied by FOR RENT—On May st, the large and commo- dious HOUSE oa Louisiana avenue, fice, and adjoining the aline FRANCK TAYLOR. Mr Bangs said his friend thought he would —___. have little to do; be would have an and com- Naval.—Fatal Affray. opposite fortable berth; but he bed a hard time like some |_ Norroux, April 1.—The U. 8. frigate Cumber- fing the | Of the rest of us. One hundred dollars he tionary | and. cosas Pie ne from the too large amount. He wondered his friend fia Roads. and exchanged salutes with the receiving not the sagacity to have had the matter referred ma 28 elm Cumberiant county, Pa, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROoMS— ML, FLANNERY’? MARBLE WORKS, | with gas aad Setar cod mated Rooms, supplied MONUMENTS, TOMB: SLABS. Hae D 450% Masenchnaette eens oth ontin, AEP at STONES, MANTELS, and all’ kinds of Orua-| dened seheie nee eenee) Herth. side, between mental Work in Marble exe in an artistic ship Pennsylvania ames Land and Wm. Grimstead got into an affray at the parade at London Bridge, Princess Anne, on Saturday, when Grimstead killed Land with his bayonet Both were respectable farmers, and heads of families. to the Board of Aldermen, where the petitioner bei ange member might have log-rolled it through. He objected to the third reading. There was a warm debate on the Market House resolutions, Mr. Bangs advocating the erection of a new market to be paid for out of the receipts, ited anner. with elegance and despatch. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Petnous who have rem- ved their relatives, and who cesire to embe ish their new grounds can do so at practical workingman’s OR RENT—The three story brick ING-HOUSE, with basement. K mente. water, gas, bath room, &¢ on E street, between 2d and Sd sts. Has all the modern improve Manic! Elections. Cincinnati, April2 —The Democratic Union ticket of this city was elected yesterday by 2,000 majority. St Lovis, April2 —The Anti-Republican city ticket was elected yesterday by about 2,000 ma- DWELL- and Mr. Marbury contending for his plan of re- shingling the old building. ihe qaestion of em- ploying a person at $2 per day to superintend the repairs was advocated by Mr. Marbury, and op- posed by Messrs Bangs, Tenney and others, pending which discussion the Board adjourned. SO Apply so V prices. ma 2 eolm* | EGAN, next door, or to HENRY MEAN 23 B —The undersigned bees to inform the efi a south side, between 6th and 7th sts, - ° Prblic that, he has on hand a large stock —— — of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSLONES, SUQRE FOR RENT.—A large Store-room on &c., at Baltimore and Philadelphia priocs. Also. WO Pa. avenue, adjoining our suction rooms, for now style of Drawings can be seen at the yard, and rent. Appyto WALL & BARNARD, Auction new style of Marbie Mantels. ‘Table Tops, &c., hand. Brown Stone and Granite work ott and Commission Merchants, corner 8] o promptly attended to. WM: RRADLEY, ma 18-e03m P and south side Pa. avenue, Ninth street jority. CLEVELAND, April! —The Democratic Mayor and entire city ticket are probably elected. Virginia Legisiatere. GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS NOTICE—L ICENSES.—All persons toar LL ia_av., bet 18th and 19th sts, W NEW SPRING GOuDs. 7 E Have just opened our first invoice of Spring bo pie nips eovisvate sae especial attention sand : ae a ity = orca t Tail 7 A u ” Merchant Tailors Mae iecasaw S19 Pacatenue , Wood and Coal. WOR RENT, SALE, OTHER PROPERTY—-A FAR Station, Beltevilla, B Maryland. ‘Th ii oul bul jh h ildings, and apple pene! as No, biter and orol EN OR EXCHANGE FOR “ARM of about ey land, situated about 2} miles southeast rom the Prince George’s coun- about 8 acres in wood- oe cleared lan’ oder cultivation ; bes a small dwelling-house ; barn 39 by 40 feet, and other hard. DALL, whose licenses from the Corporation cf Georgetown expire on the Sist instant sre nereby notified promp*ly to take out the same. under the jaw approved July 7, 1860; otherwise they subject themselves to @ fine, acd the law is compulsory upan the proper officers of the Co poration tu en- Ch ns Se cotk pee Re PED, Clerk, GEORGETOWN TAXES, 1561.—£ieht Percent diecountis allowed on th Ricumonp, April 1—The Senate agreed to the House cmentmnent relative to the transfer of the guns from Bellona foundry. Nine Senators pre- sented a protest against the passage of the resolu tions intoa law. The Senate refused to permit the protest to be entered on the Journal. The Connecticut Biection. 8-half st. ‘tlemest | HaRTFoRD, April 1—The Republicans have tax if paid prior to Istof April next. Settlem-nt oe ae a F RENT OR SAtE—Phe two five story | for taxes of 860 remaining unpaid atthat date wii) | elected their State ticket by an a mejority A No.1 article of WOOD on hand, prepared to brick D WELLING-HOUSES situated on and | be enforced acco ding to jaw. They have also carried the ist and 3d Congres. i h custo: Wood soid | Sivining the corner of Fourth ard streets, | maid tw CHAS. D, WELCH, Collector, | sional districts, but lost 2d. The 4th district has t the wants of each customer. Wood soid cord | Saieining t City Hall. Apply to JOSEPH FU: =F — | not yet been fully beard from length also, or in any way or any quantities de- GITT, No. 90 Louisiana av. mar 5-1 POTATOES—POTATOES! sired. REN’ 17 Coal kept in Coal Houses, screened before de rooms, in goed ‘order, wil ivering. e, on Ai street, between 4th "NDP 8900 Ibe. to the ton. Sre-etorg ter “co ee with ine IL7 Persona! attention to every order. yard attached, corner of F street north an T. J. & W. M. GALT, Office 282 Ps. av., between 11th and 12th sts. ecelved, per slov; Jersey White Mercer and 900 bus! POTATOES, suitable for seed. vessel in lots pur 0. 97 Water street J |p 2-5t* COPATNERSHIP. Tur Undoraigued he 8 Bt B0Ci 70 burheis ihels Peach Blow For sale from the ON C. JOHNSON, Mississippi State Convention. Jackson, Miss., March 30 —The State Conven- tion ratified the Constitation of the Confederate States by a vole of 7: to 7. ‘ood voiated themee! ves as New Yor«, April 2 —Piour is better. Wheat ill and Wharf Seventeen “= rtners in the manufacture of Agricul 1 igber. Corn better but “ielow War Departurents °F Seventeenth sirest, ioe West sis Georgotowas ae provent cons: | Busing Limo: alto Whotmala aed Seta Deal | ¥rinsont tien ict ettctet a < Tn n 8 > i RENCH 8ST. OURERS, BAL'TI- | Pied by the paneer i aes 1 rooms, — = endeavor, by prompt personal attention to our busi- Daltimere Mareen. F é isina ood neighLorhood. Apply to JAS. MA | BOs, to uierit the p Witt shh IRKL ND” Satriuwone, April 2—Flour firm. Whest 2c. W. P. SHED. Peer ie 3 Sr., GRUDER. ‘oe B-tf Lia K J, % nea Bt © Ladies’ Dresses of every. iption can be} — sas = — eg] I lustre of Shawls; Covers, Sutatae, ond Cetpea.” Aiee: Gentlemen’s Clothing be cleaned without lear- ing ang substance by which they wil! soon become to , "N. B—No tress taken apart; thereby saving the expense of making over. (Intel.) ma 22-Im ual to new. WASHING endon ({KBAT MEDICAL HOUSE IN THE CITY x OF TON. . SHUMAN, at his Southern Afedical Hon: corner of atte sek anes medical tints, Hotel, is the only ose in the known world &n perménently cure all diseases of a private ae in from 3106 days. A permanent cure or no ol WILLIAM DUW ‘«etown, April Ist, 1861, @p 1-3" ASKICULTURALISTS ARE RESPECT. fully sol:oited to examine our large stock of dicpose cl upon the ee Soon weet! pose 0 “Urders may be left Conter Markernn gon cath it. yy ey No 170 thidge st., George~ flat 37; ee ‘S01.45. Pork firm; mest 817; prime Sli. Lard 9xal0c Coffee active and firm at 12x%ai3%0¢. Whisky is steady at 17 yalSc. ‘Financial. New Yor, A 2 —Stocks 5 and Beck feland Se; Uiinois Gorkel's Tater ote Boutbera 39 JMPORTAN? TO HOUSEREEPERS. neon _— ma 11m" ee RATES Bene TING, do. bonds 95; Mich: ger Vers E. R. DURKEE & CO.’3 Tawe pig tit A insir customers. Central 78%! Reading 76%; Mo. SmLHOT and strangers, that they have removed to No. 361 Rear Re re he cana SE oa * OF FIC z : LOTHING, F ING GOODS, re \ a tortaat ins intaly pn x Nas GiaR UR] abs. which we offer to gs ses oon 4% ood to ing aloswhers, ns wo Kesw thatwe tak ech nom sts,, back of te Nauoosl Motel, eisewhere, ut 5 a Seods at lens than auy other store in the city. sua 27-2w WALTER GODEY, NoTICE! NOTIOR# = “BEALL & CO cx marieim “No, Sei boventh at! bee hei, GEBOQTS AND SROES, degree Dy rag ‘al oe apy PFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea- A Siti ofexcaont aly Bangers 1°C st, ‘a ss hi pce ropicr atta ts bepress cassie © oe “ise” mexzuene. oneal im - wig epaduad CF, Walt ge J 4 Bis WEST END bm