WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. XXXVith CONGRE ‘S—FINST SESSI)N. Items Telegraphed from Washington. 5 —- > ——___— THE EVENING STAR. Protest AGaIxst TRE IxtRopuCTION oF VoL- —_2—___ The Associated Préss dispatch says: UNTEERS INTO. MExico —We have advices from AMUSEMENTS. Gettixne Nervous.—The New York Times is Proceedings of Yesterday Afterneen. Wasutneton, Feb. 1.—The Harper's Ferry In- | Mutamoras to thé 1th. inst. The local paper, El WASHINGTON CITY: : ——— WASsSHINeTON THEATRE. French Opera and Operette ique. YOK THREE NIGHTS ONLY: getting alarmingly nervous over the report of the -Febrasry 2, 1960. | Virginia Legislature's (House) fluancial commit- = ~~ ————— | tee (accompanted with a bill) upon the project of } Spirit of the Morning Press. repressing the consumption in Virginia of north- The Constitution, commenting upon the elec- vestigating Committee discharged Mr. Realf to- | Jaque ¢ontains a rer of a mrss meet! THURSDAY net.. Hovar.—The result of the ballot yesterday was | “*Y, and, ee RRS a ae GP pe wp CATS as follows: : im “|avill appear before the committee to-morrow relies Tia oat en in Bid of either of the Whole number of votes cast, 233; necessary to a | morning. gontend' ng pare jes. Itis gh arge f choice, 117. Wilson ‘was before the committee to-day. lercenaries raitors'”? << Our | The above Compan will eupene in Washington on ern-made goods wares and merchandize gener- Mr. Pennington received 1 He stated that carly in May, 1855, Mr. Forbeseame | Country Forever!” ‘Demenstration of the Peo- baa aX fink: eel EEN E tion of Mr. Pennington as Speaker, yesterday, ally. Months ago we took occasion to foreshadow Mr, McClernand ... 85 to his seat in the Senate Chamber and introduced | p'e!"? And proceedsto recite how the subscribing ‘Tth, Sth ; on’ which cose, says the policy in this connection that would doubtless Mr Gilmer .. wee - werd and informed bim _ Mr. cones: pe phn ap ee ion the following bills voted fer Me. Shee uaek republican, and that | he resorted to by the Virginia Legislature; and |. Rest scatteri had:been employed by John Brown to go to Kan- | former heard ¥ : he voted for Mr. Sherman ; but fie is not and never And William Pennington, of New Jersey, hav- | sas, to drill some force, in 1857; that Brown had Cart. Robinson fs about leading acouple of com- ing received a majority of all the votes cast, was | not paid him; that his family was starving in = into that country, nominally as volunteers, declared duly elected Speiker of the Thirty-sixth | Europe, and that the men in the East who con. | in aid of one of the contending parties, but reall Congress. tributed money for the defence of Kansas ought te | as filibusters; that some of them even pany ae The ennouncement was received with vigor- y him. He was much excited, and denounced | Walker to Nicaragua, and therefore can no ¥i MONDAY EVEN » February 6th, . 1860, ji ; e LA CHATTE METAMORPHOSEER, has been a Helferite. Qu the contrary, while | this action bears out onr antieipations to the letter. TT AMORE Hi Governor of New Jersey, he repeatedly + xpressed | Jt is in strict accordance with the very general his resolution te enforce the fugitive slave law, | desire throughout] the State, to as far as possible and put down any attempt to violate the Constitu- prevent the consumption of northern goods within tion. He is thus far more tolerable than would Opera Comiqne in_ 3 by — by, Written expressiy for a 4 formed by ker i 200 ni, ons applause in the galleries. Brown and others. doubt of their character and intentions; that, in Los ao rrostention New York with usbeee re heave ‘heaa er Hi ation and | its lmits. The Constitution forbids Stat» imposts | Mr. Hindman, of Ark. I desire to call the at-| He said some of the arms sent to Kansas. hed each case, such introduction of volanteers. in aid arin by growded houses. er nay ee Nearer jd ceri esp ors: of | on merchandize of any description, but leaves | tention of this House and of the country to the into Brown’s nds, and were stored in | cf either of the contending perties in Mexico, te (La Chatte) rs Mai} Pens tht Hack Dputlicons. “Sehael Riche ae h State free to tax for State purposes the sale of | fact that the Black Republican Speaker— ows; and that he was nota safe man, and that | would compromise the honor and dignity of the “fads Mah thes el cant iceteeeers It’ pa Sheen deeds : Shouts of ‘order, order.”’} these arms ought to be taken out of his control. | republic, if not its integrity, while {t would be ee Soh they fel most polgnautly. It proves, a8] any description of goods or property, with the WE. Adrain, of New Jersey, protested against | Supposing he referred to the border difileulties | equally in violation of Ite independence and the = : Says cae ee bss Begriaal privilege of making any discriminations that may | the employment of such language. ; between Missouri and Kansas, and that Brown | fundamental compact To be followed by henceforth, the Helferit-s, likethe turks y.wounded | seem proper to thete authorized to enact the taxes | Mr. Ifindman. Has been elected by the votes — might retaliate any attacks upon Kansas, by om = Renewed shouts of “order,” and great confu- | iny into Missouri; he (Mr. Wilson) wrote to Dr. ComPLaints aGaixst U.S. Souprrrs ty MINNR- ) Howe. suggesting to him to see some of the men | soTva —In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Rice Mr 1, of Mo . hoped the gentleman would | who had contributed arms for the defence of | sen’ a memorial from citizens of New Ulm, be allowed te proceed. Kansas, to get these arms out of Brown’s bands, | Minnesota, asking an investigation of certain but not caught. ‘will aave to roost lower the rest | in the shape of licenses. The New York Times of their lives *” argues with great bitterness against this power, The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional contending that no State may constitutionally Proceedings and news. > Paroviz De Lucia BL LAMMERMOOR, Te conclude » ocome bY Sea in one Sot,o! Words by Julian ; Music by A. Pi'ati, . Ai an. Idesire to be heard upon the | and place them in the control of reliable men in | charges of outrages said to have been committed ‘ ° Bor ‘s * ae Feces sale ee ee eee eee el point oe an | aes Territory, who would see that they were | by United States soldiers stationed at Fort Ridgely, | Matic une Bouguetiere i pest i FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE —The San | licenses to sell any description of good © | raised? only used for defence. He said that if these arms | and the punishment of the cuilty parties, and ba- | Jean Le Soi. ooo 22 TT00 2 dante : Herzld contai ven fall col- | Pesition of the Times be a sound one, then from | "ate (row, of Pa. T will state the point of or- | should be used for illegal purposes, it would in- | demnification for losses suffered > Phte memorial UESDAY EVENING Aiea ae) Bee cuasiar x the formation of the Union until to-day, every State | der. It is tat a Speaker has just been elected by | volve the men who bad feoutributed then in | levers somerset nea cae detailing | TUESDAY EVENING. February 7th, 1980, amns of New York advertisements has violated the Constitut’on in this particular; | the House, and until he is conducted to the chair | trouble. Dr. Howe immediately wrote back that | crievances, says that unless they are able to obtain ‘ ree pce eisiaes teksten a ; nted ing can be i er. t 2 redress D7" The new Republican Chicf Justice of | for every one of them Lave exacted higher licenses | Nothing elie is and nothing can be in order Fe rn nen ak te Biown fo Mietieecray | seate l be ry TOINETTE ET SON CARABINER, ne Bot. rom the General Government in a peace- The Clerk said the only thing tn order wasto| these arms. The matter then passed ont of his} able manner there would be left no other alterna- Toinetts.. Spee ~.. Malle Daroy lowa is a spiritualist, and it is stated that he has | for the sale of some descriptions of merchandize conduct the Speaker just ‘elected tothe chair. He | mind, and he supposed it all right. He never | tive than to institute all the horrors of a civil war, Jered .. M. Gautier “a castle at Keokuk for the reception of invisible | than for the sale of others; while every one of | had no power to preserve order, and until the | had heard a word about the or nization of forces | or to meekly submit to all possible outrages, and Bisoctsn Ae M. Sage a them have elected to enconrage the male of some | Speaker was conducted to the chair, there was no | for the invesion of Harper's Ferry in Inds, or of, instead of enjoying justice and domestic tran- | Conao:ipt. > --M. Dalby — Se i by their | Presiding oificer. terward, and did not Know that Dr. Howe had | quillity. tolive under domestic oppression ‘sed wa ia aaieeaa Ei7- Tie dinner te/excGevernor Wise came ox | CoesiP im ad sources tat of others by their | Prt hcaman: tlstniply. desire tosay, el | ore} ee the curse of tyranny. LES DEUX AVEUGLES. atthe Ballard House, in Richmond, on Thursday | #rif's of charges for licenses. But, it matters little | jerk — The resident Democratic Na‘ional Committee Peleden. ote aban 4 deliseesd ch | What journals of the type of the New York Times | — [Shouts of “order, order!"*] . several days avo instructed their Chairman to call oERSON Girodier Gene Goes cs oc aM ee ne | rece pelle spent estioet Virginis is deter- | | The Clerk appointed Mr. Bocock, of Va.. and | on Senator Mason to inquire tuto the suthentieity PERSONAL. ; three hours lony, and which occupies nearly nine dbs ye fal i a di of | Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, a committee to conduct | of the pewspaper despatches in relation to the pro- = focen th columns of the Richmond Enquirer. A consid- | Mined to achieve commercia’ sep Samsatige the Speaker to the Chair. ceedings before the Harper's Ferry Committee. | ¢° NOT SO! o La ROSE DE SAINT FLEUR. erable portion of it is a defence of Lis course in | tue North. Her citizens are individually prepared And the committee having performed that duty. | He was assured that no information bad been fur att Ri reef gran heer "eee ettally reqnost tt e {emu omique in ope act; Music Oy oe clation t "s Ferry d he bints | 9 undergo privations to accomplish that s0com-| Mr. Pennington, the Speaker elect, addressed nisbed by any member of the Cominittee or the | Sat with ket neue ne ton, hee, A, terrts,.---- feted pane hn imgrialae ape Goda bea eal eer red er Legislature will second | the House as follows: j Clerk; for, publication, and that the statements | 2 23%," ther naam ast ny Fhe et | Mrehschia Mi Gautier pelonatlared le Doty a a rea [aa throw! ny obstacles around | Gentlemen of the House of Representatives : sent sbroad were no pait of the testimony, but may ry rorpectiuily, ; Brown raid, the particulars of which he will | their efforts by throwing as many 3 ; } return you my grateful acknowledgments for | have been furnished by witvessrs not under oi? | 1,5 R. H. MARRYMAN. February 8th, 1980, disclose, as he desires to conserve the peace | the s:le of northern-made goods within the State’s | tne distingnished honor you have been pleased to | Ne ‘Smith, of N.C.-in justice to the Denioceata adios @ limits as possible, and thus encouraging the pro- | confer upon me in electing me the Speaker cf this | wio yoted for Lim, has reassured some of ther Se dammed FG = YE rE, ss —— =< —_— daction of home manufactures to answer in their | House. Coming here for the first time at the pre- | orally and by proof, that he was never a Kuow WANTS. owing account | stead, and their procurement from without the | 8¢ut session to be associated with you as a mem Music usic by Offer : c Mlle Darey t n 1 plooked for JANTED—A good ICE CREAM MAKER. 5 Seer Ne cet, Nas Yesterday clected | United States or from other slaveholding States. | Hhan"nery omy nave veer more unlooked for | = — : : Ww: spp ses AR ee Hes Hsitimors Cone: ig oT Genter Speaker of the House of Representatives, is from a eae your deliberations; and my friends will do ime JONAH OR MENS CERISTIAN ASSOCE | ners hh atrart between G and Ho fo2 Be La CORD abe e. 2 forth coming enlarged edition of Lanman’s Dic- | ‘Tue Crerxsuir.—The Repubiican party of the the justice to say that I have not sought the posi: | cfthe Association will be bert athe doctors Bere A WOMAN to do the cooking and 4 nad tonaryesf Congress : House were to have met to-day at noon at the Cap- | tion, as I certainly never desired it. “J am never- A S-nithsonia et 71 q IRSDs theless as conscious of the diguity and importance | flv'GNING ad rach, cree on PHURSDAY of this high otficeas any gentleman be, butshould | “Ramarks may be exp: have been far better pleased had its duties been of Georgetown, Rev J entrusted to abler and more experienced hands | Mi Carlisle, Et After witnessing the almost insurmountable o}- ee New. ‘4 stacles in the way of the organization of the fl aaa House, [ came to the conclusion that - Vandorilie 12 one ect, wi te i mame i which Md’lie Darcy wi eneral ry 5 take the character of M 1st" Mr. W. Reiman. Mr. B.C. Cooper. -Mr. Ansixy Coon. he Management announce with plersura to the public of Washington the engegement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, s1 With ree CeLesraten Stas Again tanking you for your kindness. [now . eee re : JANTED TO BUY_—\ HORSE and wac-| COOPER OPERA TROUPE, Persone}. publican party who stood the slightest chance | enter upon the Uisckarge of the arduous aud com, | WALENTINES! VALENTINES! Sontimenta | YY AUN teaube eae tres Rae es | Umoareatt ‘nounced by the musical critios of -->+Hon. J. M. Botts, of V+.; Sidney Webster. | o¢ being elected . plicated duties of my station. foe gt Como wholesale wer MAUN D'S, 7th et, | and 7ti in 3 SU" the South aud West to be the finest combimatyn of Mass.; and Hon. W. H. Kel of N.Y ,are eee s ‘: The oath of office was administered to the —— = = : Hoa RIT N 4 | of Lyric Artiste im the Union. at the National. That is to say, they voted for him in spite of. Speaker by Mr. Phelps, of Missouri, the otdect + PARTY FANS ANTED—A SITUATION 4s chambermait z ed Neal Dow, of Maine. is out with a letter | rather than ou accountef his Republican partyism. | Speaker by consecutive ee vice ’ s Jusr Received a very larze aad beautiul assurt puree OF a ,Louss woman who hae good | ANNIE MINER, Prime Donna Acsoluta. denying that he bas fallen from temperance prin- | Under such circumstances it does not seem prob | “The rollof members tras incn called b States, | Ini chonpar ghee eae petty, Fans, which we wil. _ ia 3-3" Mist ANNIE KEMP, Contras: ciples or practice, and suggesting that the story | able to us that they will step forward to prove that | and the oth of office was administered by the city, Also, FANCY COMBS ard HEAD PI. H.C. Cooper After which will be tae the sec after — — a piece entitled THE WATE! ; Brown's raid. Governor Wise’s recommendati i “F : ANTED-A SITUATION in a store, by | Fr Benefit of Miss Axxir Muuxer. Verdi's pressed for Sanchez, whom Stepuens persuaded to | chairman, Jas. Barbour, the delegate from | Mr. Washburn said the first resolution was the | _f@2 ly cor. Nth at.and Pacave. | honest iiving. Pr f . join in the murderous plot. but_who had not the | Culpeper. and the Teport is evidently a paper | one usually adopted, and the second was simi-ar heart to play his part. According to the state- onda! ions given with regard to ii ity no 17 worthy of the rapidly growing fa=1e of its author, ment which Scnchez now makes Stephens had a ; Oitee rane lity. Apply at this Office. Pricks oF ADMITTANCE. Hy ha > 2d cay Parquet and Dress Cirele... toone proposed in the last Congress He would | 510) SEVENTH STREET, 510|———= — Hees: Rey id é . accept of no medification, but when the report REMOVAL. = al ASE EES pper Privats Boxer. s " pistol {n his possession fer a month, and that the | /f- B., than whom the Union contains no more | came up it would be open for amendment, we LOST AND FOUND. Lower i ack op a ee apes 4s one he had was in bis possession fifteen d. promising public man ef his Woharever it After some discussion, the previous question was 1 eit o SINS es err pees ior aa Ss + — = Scots 2 Sunday nicht woes eee night watchanan vn | has go far met the eye of the conductor of a press, | sustained, and the resolatione were adopted TING ESTABLISHMENT 0 No Mossi pen | LOST Qutasmintt of ths sit Jeruary ® grey | Doors open at 7: commannes 7% o'clock precisely. But Sache deel e eet punbers were served, | it uas elicited unstinted commendation. Not only | _ Mt. Phelps, of Mo., asked unanine THERE DOORI ORE Go Oa mixed SH but Sanchez declining to kill aman incold blood, M4 to introduce a bill maki rs Box Sheet wi!] be open on Saturday mor: s appropriation: J supposed to have been left in a hack. The finder | .,8ox Sheet will be op eure p Nationa vtelligenc r i : i eau i he ke Bik ndsef t by rowarded by leaving it at this office, | Wetzerott’s Ma a Fete Postponed his attempt to cacape until | He National Intelligencer bears testimony to its | oly dellctencies in the serving cf tke Gees oes | © TUMPS"AND BATHING FIXTURES, — | ¥ll {ete rewarded by leaving ()2D FELLOWS’ HALL: Monday nizht.| During Monday, however, San- | great ability and cautious conservatiam, but even | Department for the hat ace cette ei making WATER CLOSEIS. WASHSTANDS - , ‘Angeles, Califo : : ae ite lee 7 lnetacennn Seine la : e ealod = yES : ts Commie) on Public Lads. “Thiel ape | Ma**Poure of ix enormicybisarzument proving | AIC Witelew eonctired (that pltionberxiae acer GEORGETOWN ADVERT MTS | Tye wocheredtfin FERRER ER ANCE Figs Propriates five sections of land to each fifty miles | tHe necessity for proper gnarsnters for the future, cessor should be chosen : ‘ oa: Y a ee ee ee OMELET, Ee ke eaetes ies of tlegraph constructed, to be selected either he- | and his showing ef the Inevitable results of a lack | Cate" ghould be Va., moved that Mr. Allen, the | CoPy,0f the latier obtained) a¢the offica ofthe PRIMARY MEBTINGS ATTENTION | nuvnes to tieir numerous friends, and. fore or st the time, though uno* to interfere with | of those guarantees, are deatined to tell with pow. | late Cterk be declared Clerk of the present Con. | Hy. t88 “Proponals for the New Markst-hou ‘ UTON MEN (in accordance with the | $4))x¢ icone, that cogeun. will beg Been Rese at she tte ly pee-ciaption erful eifees oa the popular mind the coustey over, | £f¢88 i i at rosie fo Joba, Fitzpatriox, Kea, Presidest too ape leted forsee Siena ee aeat eae | on TUESDAY. the 12th of Pern eat solide Goscenete set forth is they cre with calmness and moder. | 2" querian c “OAD: ed shat purpose, the members part of the four preeivets of Geercsetown, will h their primary meetings rv the election of five delezates totheir asraned below. All voters administratio > o: to the measures of thi 1 on or before tha 224 day of Pebraary en tho hoarse of9andi2a.m. teet, Charles Heskins, Beq, will be in datiy ants! that time, to give necessary explanations tn repaid to the work. econo ii e's for the work are requ: Pendiry apon which tl demanded, and another Mr. Farusworth, of [1 House adjourn, it be to mit dispatches of a public ns to the aecount cf Government, exacted in payment for such amount thereof suall be eq each ucre cf land received Previous ten was puid not be ived. moved that when the eet on Friday next. Mr. Barksdaie appealed to gentlemen ation of langnage as rare in these times, as com- mendable jn 31 -enct ] HE COT! LON PARTY OF THE UNION BNGINE COMPANY, No will = : A Rxck=s Psorosry.—We learn that iany the grantees d to propo eforit | oppes % be Wasi | odie tee aN Fic ih o rl an verue,on MONDAY, February 6. : members of the House are urging upon their fel- | Democratic side to withdraw their op itdi , cararatly invited to at nd’end parties a he shee he . Shall then be considered as payinent for the same; . eins Up aie fel | the resclution of the g man from New York dinz comp'eta. ar aesi 4 nd and participa' Soheffisid furcishor Refreshments. f which such dispatches to be paid for as | low mecnbers the propriety of adjourning over Age 5 2 z of the a others, unless further selections of should | 2mmade. | for teu days after Saturday next—now that a The bill alse provides for the constraction cn ae Yere . ai ganization has been effected. Such action will telegraph line from the western border of lewe t | & Portland, in Oregon, and alsoa branch conned strike the public mind patufully; insomuch as E Yo tein nat of the | proceedings. The occasion is sa important one, as it wasthe usual resolution, and no principle Apo Which tes building ih to be creten, | wedaincstea are tebe ot teen ‘whoare to select Bee was involved. ths whole number of piles under th> vr Aldermen and eleves persons for Com- Nit. Whitely objected, and insisted that nothing | and eoma portion of the griiiage, as t could be done nutil a clerk was elected the plan. nay not be r ie ni ickete ONE DOL? AR A general invitation is extended to 01 frends to attend, a8 no epscis! ones wil! bs » be voted for at the approach- A fa 1-1 uired ers must state | Ing charterelec ion. Good delegates and a strong 2 icied tt ie ination th k uch event per | ticket, I* is cor fi tently thought wil: be selected. HIRD GRAND COTILLON PARIY the two inain lines the Public rnterest ts alresdy scffering more se- | jontning see a ee ae the object of ad. | what ded for grillage per euperfoin’ fot, tor such | Phe votarn of hs iret “Brectnot will hold thetr | I fate or ans \ A Tree Batsaw —Dz. Wistar's Balsam of Witla | Yerely from the failure of the House to get at the | Jur? Farnsworth declined to state any reason. te eee ie of Wigh end Gay streste. hindiy hein, 4 ayy ula Cherry is truly a baisam anda blessing to inva. | “ischarge of tts legitimate functions, than ever Mr. Hill, of Ga., proposed, in order to or more stonework and excavation for the founds. | tendered for th ar use. WESTERN HALL -31 s1.. mar Pa mr rf Itcontains the pure balsamic principle of | before. Such Propositions vo far to convince the | these diticuities, to pass a resolution to « i the price ter each additioral pil, for each The voter: of the Second P ecinet will meet at Oo MONDAY EVENING, Fob 2). id e that eS hated alt I . 5 v4 the late clerk until bis successor is elected [--N heist foot of siiliage, ior each perch of stone- | tho tame hour aud pince, on Tnesde;, the Stat im future advertisements is ge he wild ae the palace Properties as country of the impropriety of late change in the | 1") and great confusion } racic rk and foreach cubic ya d of & th rtant. aru om -— ——— — of hine. lis ingredients, which are mingled after | sysiem by whi ‘i heer as : . y fred Pox th tion of the Vhe voters of the Thied Precinct will meecat the 7 oe _ Me trae, Priaciple of chemistry, are all balsamic, | Siam by whi Sie oe ee eee caeragl mens, Of Va., appealed to gentlemen to | ,3, The time required 1 the o non ot the | samo hoer and plncesen Wederca, a FOR THE BASEFU!. BOYS and therefore it is safe and sure in effect. Congbs, 3; for meke no difference to their | Preserve order. He was willing to show All preposa’s mast be the forexoing. and accom! antee, of the foillowiac for the wot of Feb oemity with | reary. written guar The voters of the Fourth Precinct will meet at the some hour and place, on . Thursday, the 2d of February. A full attendance is requested. By ord: jam st WARD COMMUTTES a > a t WEST END BUI N S80! io rowel a — lem TION —Persons amy 5 he i Kt niand suficient | S9diation can supseribe at eithe: the falletws to the amornt of twenty five th pisces: Daniel Hrowu’s, corner colds, consumption, and bronchial troubles dis. | pockets whether they remain together and labor appear ander Us genial halsainte loflaence, as | like business men, of let the public business sro to ough charmed away. Probably no medicine | the — he time beins. th ; has ever reached to so extended a popularity in | pasgav a as Ie er en ey this couvtry. or hes a plished so great an | UOl@ay @ Se See Fanon ek Swan eles amy ameunt of good —Baliou’s Pictorial. de’ Speaker the res t due to his position, and pi ‘ t this diereputable conduct. He de sited to recall the House to a sense of its own nity ‘The yeas and nays were ordered, and resulted. yeas 119; nays 101 After further informal discussion, xt fifteen minutes before 5 o'clock, the House adjourned . rand Cotiion Party of bh» Baskial Place et POTUMAT HALL, et and Meryland avenue. ta corner of Lith str = Fe SA EVENING, Feb. its 50 ota... im A gentieman anc The Committes piedes temesives to make ons of the most agreeable parties of the «/nasun. §a28,3',Pel.2* OTICK.—The momber WESTY N'ROSE COMPRNT Ro. Fees hs— nothing. Men in other busincss hot paid as they arc, work cheerfully year in and a ae year ont without dreaming of permitting trusts Yashiegton, D.C. e1 days aftar ite the sa oc, witht ¢. ARuy axp Navy O six Ci the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Hale off ANY. No. 1, resp-oifully s ' z “ -__-.>——_ oy alee » | Streets; Jacob Guvernator’s, corn ‘igh and} Announce ¢) their Gr AND BiRtH jowing resolution: ‘Lust the Committee on Mili. | CMPitted to them to lack attention on the'r part Proceedings of Te-Da: thas afereeald: wo graseyt Us make pa | streste: ana at the Drug Stores of Sathoronetane F | NICHE BALT wil axcyi ane, the 15th off tory Adzirs be instructed to inquire into thy expe- | But. forseuth. after two mouths’ werk of three or F =i out rence between the «ter r goods in our lire, w ich wes . upon, when our report closed. hereitafter be provided vy law. B. ‘OR NEW YORK — sl WEI aiter Eaving Swailowed up more than | night, all retired rezretting that the hour forbade port ° # Pro 7 Som F. COYLE, Fee, Captain ion epechet specu Bam ps of at cort max! Pes . veney, aud some swamp | the prolongation of such enjoyment. Y-S"NOTICE.—a cutdmeunannn ‘eeotd ____ Senretary of the Beard, |= paesaee aoote mith dispatch, For freigi A. AZUMFA A Gurar SLavenotper —A —— i4 Association wil Sd mot tins of the eons J COB REED, McCOBB & fresh supp y of that orletrate = ER —A correspondent at : - wi ve held ia Sm ish s. Now MANUFACTURER oF jast Watre- DODGE, ing Powder Havane says: The Most Excellent Senor Don Ma_| TH® RePvsuican Coxsvitation oF Caters ING, FE ofan ty Meet EXTDAY EVEN: MILITARY CLOTHING ster s'rect, Geoigetowr. KING & BURCBELL. Jem de rag erntg feat oeeentisimo the Con. | to-day has teen an excited if not stormy affair. | ex. ected to b eesut, Be ‘Tunnese at feacaeuse Sovrmmasr Corneg Sxconp ann SPRucE rs 200 Barre) en TOMER a ast Asents for the manvlactyre— ' ges arte % Des Wann i visit to his | Mr Washburne, of Wisconsin, is in the chair. “2 be tramssoted. By ord=ro* the I s FHILADELPHIA. . from Botton. 2 ti mpd Aggy sxpect a For oot one of, if not the wealthiest man in the island i | TB€ discussion, up to’ two o'clock, was over « PRESIDENT. | trPaRY CLOTHS FOR 84LF Ma # prime Pri ward's join d VALENTINES ing the owner of four thousand negroes upon his | Proposition to nominate Mr Forney for the Clerk AN LECTURES — Dr, mre 3 ~_J8 96m | POTATOES, warranted sou ood cond:- eth wed several sugar estates. Wen U Sitip. The frleods/9€) Menores botence Clinton dee vorea ese, M00 deat | | AD ES" HOME-MADE SHOES —Fr_Cluth | 228; "leh Weare selling at Sity “sh otyen y SHEPHERD'S, . UF The ice boat so much talked of ith ba Ga ebeeak Jove hid. de. . corner 7th and PD stre ts. px navigation ca tel ‘Missing for winter resist it, and others are said to have taken strong v6th too. menes at .nartor | Gi! do., $2.50; Ppt was Pat in- | personal ds against it. The d to successful ition at Prairie du C! grounds agal . loors were on the 1ith inst and made's trias wip ete bid closed as tight as wax, as though those inside i Apply to RT! b fore® «'ciook. The pudlic se Teoma tale ten oat Skludo., ark Pe Keak do | in'Sie’ oo antio were Se vited:m desir. d to be puneruai. o2 it | Also every vther style of ROOTS sod SHOES, TAY EXAIBITION TO BE GIVEN BY | [ “flan. Misses ee ®TROPOL’N COLLEGIATE iNDTITUTE % ees UST ARRIVE, P and ren’s wear. P IME c No. 464 & Srexer, Ber ween 6TH AND TTP “4 ette, thirty- two miles, in two hours ead tew a they were engaged in a work that wi the Gersveh Chapel Funday Scheu! will tc} int ROSENTURL, Mo. a8 Market Space, we hnave tive tay Treosived, CB cipe | ete Ree Gi institate wil oe Pasbager nein two hours, and carrying tweaty | not bear airing before the country. ' Bee oe RURSUAY Pebeuny 7, Hes) a: the 4 a eae aa ennowe Sth at APPCE a a 5 CRAB | Ee™ y tlhe Pree vi. = passengers. Y % atreet, Island. Proceeds e FF: P CK WHEAT. A, i of fe lr cua Mes TH. HAVENNE .UF The St. Lewis Evening News gives -| Wipe or tH ed New Yi dovoted to the 8* nday Sohool frat ,000 rc hated ee count of how a spiritualist was indused by the writes down Sen Beant now York Hirai —iiateculers: it vo us from pitts to make it gas, the receipt for which date for the Green, of Missouri, aca di- Pare. heat Flowr, pe oto mks renal te Sep ap- | — NG ORR oes - ATTENTION No. th'y | FrOBnd Sad for oan aneelers oo | GELLING OFF, SELLING OFF! as "ome | Mo eirehages rn Paceaey | ae AW MSD Pa Se | Cover reel seomacl ee ek | BUNGLE, coocn ree re Jane reunemsee. But it! tion Tt es awn Ainge gee Ryery maciser ic at espa Y, February #4, rok wheat Flog 7 ees <9 ling st ok wt Fancy Sik sube-, tiack Suk. Bm rning mixture would not generate = “ 5 : e tarnestly ve a . oe ene : own “ 3 Fat sme of tg Sought eon knowledge Site karen, nh ime fay nota! in attendee) and ero-cie isthe ld mem | | Bost FAMILY Pye os wen”! 6,000 BURNS Prime Row af Sok Se ace rk we eae from Governor requesting his aitendanee in Ten. | tion in trath for the iden Mr. Green bay no suc, | other business of the ‘wens Tab e2 pian be] exe ga he r eee © | and for abl received ores pe pre Oy ey pee ar] — “eTa GEO. FLETCHER, Seo. de2 tf Corner of Ioth ot ar Py i vice ROM | tention of the iadios. W. COLLEY 6 08. mae eae 85 Water strest, jase 52s rch etree shove Pe Bren™

Evening Star dated February 2, 1860

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