Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1861, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY...........--.-.-. January 11, 1961. {> The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its enter- taining contents are the omnis Sap iat me f the thrill! le, “A jut! Toe come sealer Jack Dewsin on Secession; The Watrous case; Foreign Correspondence; The War in China; Diamond cut Diamond; Proposed attack upon the Capital; Smith and Brown in the hot-bath—a rich sketcb; “‘The First Baby,”’ (to be read only by ied folks;) Skating in the Cen Park; and 2 reat variety of other capital general reading; Ratfbrials upon all the absorbing questions of the day; A carefully pared digest of the Con- ressior x1 poset vs of the week; A great ocal Budget, including the spirited Union Regiment meett: and the Es pad “ Wig. wam’’ dot Correspondence in full between the ident and the South Carolina Commissioners, &c., & Three columns of valuable Agricultural matter; ag for the Household and Workshop, &e., &c. This is Just the paper above all others for per- sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents per copy, or $1.00 per annum; postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. ———~- ee Spirti ef the Merning Press. The Intelirgencer refers to the increasing dan- gers of dissolution, and publishes a letter from a prominent Southern gentleman in thiscity, charg- ing that atacaucus held by secession Senators from Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas, on Saturday night, it was arranged that they should assume ali political and military power in the South, and that they had ‘advised the Conventions now in session, and soon to assemble, to pass ordi- nances for immediate secession; but, in order to thwart any operations of the Government here, the Conventions of the seceding States are to re- tain their representations in the Senate and the House.” * # ‘They also advised, ordered, o directed the assembling of a Convention of Dele- gates from the seceding States at Montgomery on the 13th of February.” Further, that it was de- termined to take the most effectual means to dra- goon the Legislatures of Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, and Virginia into fol- lowing the seceding States, and to appeal to the Popular passion in Maryland They had pos- sessed themselves of the telegraph, press, and postmasters’ cooperation, and relied upon defec- tions in the army and navy. The Constitution bas no editorial to-day. The Republican expresses its disfavor of the Crittenden plan of compromise. +e Iuportant Spescuts.—The speech which Sen- ator Hunter will deliver to-day, we fear will do much towards hurrying Virginia upon the path in which the extreme Southern States are now bastening cut of the Union. A very brief time since, Mr. Hunter publicly proclaimed that the election of Lincoln was not sufficient cause for the destruction of the Union. Our belief is that he will to-day, In the face of that deciaration, virtu- ally justify all that South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama have already done against the integrity of the Government nominally on that account ; thus embarking his own fortunes, and endeavor- ing to involve those of the border slavebolding States, in the current scheme for the destruction of the Union and the establishment of a military despotism over the South, in its stead. As much as we deplore that be should thus fail in nerve to adhere to the statesman-like conservatism of his last published manifesto on the subject, we sin- cerely believe that he bas, as explained above, determined to embark on the boat with those who are striving to destroy the Union for the sake of its destruction To-morrow Senator Seward will address the Senate, and his speech will be the most momen- tous one in its results ever delivered before that body. It is undeniably true that his positions carry more popular weight with them than those of any otber living man in America, and with the class of citizens, too, whose present hostility to a conciliatory and peaceful settlement of the national troubles is now the chief obstacle to that 80 desirable consummation. Besides, he is to ad- dress the country with the fact that he is to be the Premier of the incoming government, now known to all; and, therefore, whatever he may say on the affair of the times will neceggarily be received as the authorized pronouncement of that govern- ment. We believe that he is about to extend the olive branch; and pray that such may prove the fact If he does, the Union may yet escape destruction, and the liberties and prosperity of the whole country,and the hopes of mankind, the world over, involved in the continuance of those liber- ties and that prosperity, may yet be saved. If not, disunion henceforth reigns triumphant, and the horrors of civil war bid fair to be its attend- ants. Tur Conspiracy 1 RP THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SouTH, referred to elsewhere in the Star to- day, formally, made known to the public through this morning's Intelligencer, is doubtless a fixed fact. The gentleman who ts responsible to the Intelligencer for the statement stands as bigh in the estimation of the country as any other public man of the South, and avows his readiness to make bis assertions good, if any of the Senators implicated dare demand of him to do so. . The English of the scheme is, clearly, to make for the government of the South a virtual mili-| tary despotism, to be fa the bands in which they may please to confide it; permitting the Southern People to have hardly more to say in the future direction of their public affairs, than Louis Napo- leon at present permits the people of France to have to say, in the direction of French public affairs. We fear that there is little doubt that it is for such an object only that these Senators of the United States, and their outside council here, are plotting to involve the country in the horrors of a long and bloody civil war. Thus, they would attike down all the liberties enjoyed by the peo. ple of the South ata single blow, under the pre- tense of being engaged in protecting Southern rights, that they may usurp the Government of the South, and rivet the chains of 2 despotic and irresponsible authority upon the Southern Pop- ular neck. ——$—<—__________ Tax Connection Severzp.—Yesterday, the President made a formal order, Girecting the Heads of the various Departments to withdraw all their advertising patronage from the Consti- tution. The Government is thus entirely cut Joose from that incendiary sheet. It printed the advertisements of the Government only under the clause of the law which authorizes the Executive to designate 2 Washington city paper in which ‘they shall be printed, as well as in the two other papers of Washington having the largest circu- lation. $$ __ Tux Kenpatt Letrens on Szcussion.—Orders continue to pour in, dally, for the extra Star to contain the whole of this admirable series; and that none may be disappointed in obtaining them (es we sbell issue only the number actually ordered),we have concluded to defer the Tepubli- cation fora few days. All who wish {o secure copies will do well to pres; leave their ord at our counter. ei ‘—— aed eae UJ The South Carolina Parliament was oc- cupied on Monday with a bill to repeal the Usury Laws. Mr. Opposed it on the ground that “in @ planting Community there is always a large measure of indebtedness, and if this bill is agreed to it will produce perfect amazement in the country.” ‘The bill was tabled. rea aan Pe Ee Nomtxarap —We bear that the President yester. day nominated Dr R.B. Bradford, of New York Sede, Taeumel-General of the United States at Simoda, Japan, & vacancy—January 9, 1961. Also, Henry 8. Miller, of New York, tobe sul at Hamburg, also to fill 2 vacancy. —_————_ Rusionsy.— First Lieut. J. H. Forney, (of Alabama,) tenth infantry, has resigned his com- mission in the U8. Army. ° a eo Lz. Taxsor, first artillery, bearer of dispatches from Major Anderson, is expected to arrive here this afternoon. NGRESS! Tas Great Usion Maerixe 1x Battiwone F FICIAL, ba onnertes rain Last Niext wi Baltimore American of to- GEORGETOWN. 0 ‘Tanasvay Derseremme.t Senate.—Yesterday, after our report closed— = says :—“The mass meeting, held at ani 9, 1861. ni BSE. Sage The President's Message was taken up, when tute ‘ht, was one of the | Correspondence of The Star. Maryland Mr Davis said that he should hay adduced | most imposing and that has ever ve demonstrations Groncrrown, January 11, 1861. Will be reosived at this Department until the igth authorities to prove his ion had he spoken occurred in Baltimore, and has set-| gr, George B. Li; b, and not Mr. J. W. | day of Janvary inst. for the issue of such balance on Wednesday; but even Sie a tled be: all reasonable questioning the firm | pilleary, (as stated “in our letter of yesterday.) | of five millions of dollars in Tressary notes as that, and he now had to deal withevents. The | and decided stand en ee panel this city | was elected third Neutenant of Com “A,” | may then be lawfully issued in exchange for gold President ee ee oe last | have ee eae? in relation to the | Anderson Rifies, in place of Edwin » | coin of the United States, deposited with the easage; le hands ho! State, | preservation inion. ense second lieutenan' = = the Government capable of bolding from five to six — = : and men are now administerin: who bave no constitutional ht to the place they held. The policy of the Government changes with every new accession to its members, and finally, the whole thing is thrown at the door of Congress. Mr. Davis considered it folly to make the city of Washington acamp for soldiery, when there At a meeting of Compan: “B,” Anderson Rifles, held in Forrest Hall evening, great This company num! reons, wes filled to the extremist d that t enthusiasm prevai! by electing the following lensity imanity could bear, whilst double the number within hall visited it in the hope of gaining entrance. The audience thus gathered was unan- imous and cordial in to the resolutions and patriotic remarks of the speakers; the inter- ruptions that were attem; by the few induced 93 men, and ni officers: Ca in, FW. Jones; first leutenant, Wm. O. Drew; second lieutenant, Thos. Orme; third lieutenant, J. W. Hilleary; orderly sergeant, under the authority of the act of Congress entitled “An act to suthorizs the irsue of Treasury notes, and for other purposes.’ approved December 17, 1960. Wm. i. Silence. Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the is no insurrection in it—and denied the right of | to attend with the view o disturbing the meeting Meetings of the — of Frderal property "He denied the rigs of tore | oust seins fad agmanarate mate fore0ly hs | and ofthe Scot Rides wereld lnfercning, bat | lai? hee, of cortseates of depont with thoe jeral pro je den| rig unenimity and enthusiasm of the messes The meeting was addressed by Archibald Stirling, Wm. H. Collins, Esq, A R. Bradford, Esq., Hon Reverdy Johnson, and G. A. Pearre.”” ee Soray was prepared to perfect en or- zation. - Several drills were essing by the compa- nies already organized last nigth, cad. all seem anxious to learn the art military in double quick time. May success attend their efforts. : Another fire occurred here yesterday evening soon after dark. or coercion In any case, and had prepared a reso- lution providing that no garrison should be kept within a State If offensive to =e of said State. He said that civil war would be disastrous to both sections of the country, but the North would be by far the greatest sufferer: If the republicans chose they could avert the calamity States. They wil! be made payable to the order of such bidder or bidders as shall offer to make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest on such notes, and they will carry that rate of interest from the date ofsuch deposit. The propossis must state the rate of interest Lravine Sour Carotina.—We clip the fol- lowing paragraph from the Memphis Bulletin of Saturday last. It records a si; nearly upon us, and festore tranquility to the ficant fact: “A reel a 2 ee - be the | without condition, and without reference to other count It was in their hands alone, and upon | &eot!eman passed through this city yesterday, | stable a tothe pipes ppt rn bids, and contain no other fractional rates than one Esq:, and was enti ing the exertions of the firemen and citizens gen- e are to hear that Mr. Chas. D. Welch, tax collector, {n getting off a shed while looki: at the fire, ig ong ae a table which turned wit! him, breaki below the knee joint. He to his na el and was immediately con the fracture, which is a bad one, was attended to peerey by Drs. ——- and Mackall. The pa- tent 1s comparatively comfortable this morning. In view of the acts of incendiarism and lawless- ness which ere of nightly occurrence, there is a —— amon, young members of the Anderson Rifle Company to establish a patrol force. We hope the suggestion will be acted upon at once, as in matters of this kind prompt- ness is hi, hly ppt and the offenders may take the hint and desist in time to save themselves from the clutches of the law. We learn, just as we close our letter, that an attempt (the second one) was made last night to their shirts would be the blood shed in the strug- gle that must other ensue. Mr Trumbull replied, ina few remarks, say- ing that sll that was required was that the ma- jority of this great nation should bow down and succumb toa party who had brought the peril upon us, and were now very anxious that some- body should give them at least a bare excuse for letting the thing alone. He believed that the — time for on acon oe Frocdhagpe States shall give u blic property in ir possession and return ‘under the Constitation. After some debate, on motion of Mr. Mason, the President’s message was laid over until Sat- urday, at 1 o’clock. The Senate then adjourned. Hovsz.—The Washington and Georgetown Railroad bill was before the House when our re- porter left. No definite action was taken upon it. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, (Mr. Stanton in the with about paige Pres pnd from South Carolina. We remember that in 1833 thousands left that dis. tracted State, and soughta home in the more quiet and loyal States of Alabama and Tennessee. We expect to see a similar condition of things now. There are more in South Carolina who can a) | esoromape the blessings t_2y have enjoyed in the Jnion, and have too much good sense to exchange them for an uncertainty.” fourth one half,or three-fourths of one per centum, One per cent upam the amount proposed to be ex- charged must be deposited with one of the officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such de- posit must scoompany each proposal as seourity for its fulfilment. [f the proposal is not accepted im- mediate directions will be given to return such de- posit. Should the proposals vary from the provi- sions of the ast of Congress or of this notice they will not be considered. All proposals under this notice must be sealed, and inscribed on the outside “ for Treasury Notes.” They will be opened and awarded at this Department at 12 o’elook, noon,on said loth day of Janusg sip F, THOMAS, Seoretary of the Treasury. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. A Patmetto Fiac Burnep.—at Nicholasville, Kentucky, on Fast Day, a national flag, presented by the ladies to a military company, was hoisted on the court house. Whilst the community was at church a palmetto an was hoisted above it, which caused {ed indignation, when it was taken down, delivered to the ladies and burned in the public souare. UJ" Hinton Rowan Helper, the author of the “Impending Crisis,”” was announced to deliver a lecture upon the “Two Systems of Labor,” at t set on fire a private residence in the western part chair,) and took up the bill to incorporate the | Clinton Hall, New York, on Wednesday. | Forty | of our city. FOrranize the patrol, by all means. BALL WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE Regents of a General Horpital for the District of ves eajournad, ad wrest ir Gore cent organ: | _ Owing to the change of weatber, pork may be act ae rr Gescrntee: cola ohie Dill was laid aside to be reported | i304 meeting and pessed Union resolutions: aones at $7 from wagons; $7 25 to $7.50 from CALCENTRAL ACADEMY. The bill providing for the incorporation of the HT, Jatuary llth, 1 ple Bag Bt8o! Guardian Society and the reformation of juvenile Tickets Fitty Cente akaitting S paieenenll ladies, 38 10 2t* offenders in the District of Columbia was next considered, and also laid aside to be reported to 7" The permanent public debt of the United States on the 30th of June, 1860, was $45,079,203, exclusive of outstanding Treasury notes, amount- GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS the House. ing to $19,690,000. f SINGING SCHOOL.—All persons desirous The committee then rose and reported to the} {> The citizens of Philadelphia a few days | OoS in od ey EINE emetin Seta LOST AND FOUND. ee rallway bill then and aa 2g Letmyreay Mr. Wm. B. Wood ce owes B-Chureh: on RONDAY NIGHT, January lath. — as was recommitted : 82d ‘erms r quarter, —O' netan the Committee for the District of Columbia, with | for $850, as Cheidans prema’ bead Aeaecad IA per 7 J.A. WHITR. CET On Fharstar. she ltth instant, « port of “Tne Hacetien eajorent oy I 330,0003 | 488 Breeeec ee at toe bows ou the maracest ‘ MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! corner 6th and P stre«ts north. it* Sais ano. The poate oe the ilitary ompany which organi: on Wednesday nicht at t fe room of the East Wash- torts DRY GOODS wa wth wine the meat ington Libi Associstion,are earnest'y requested re Leyte range 44 ee — a ond Fellows Hall, days, deduct 10 per cent. from ail cash purchases of Frivay, December 25. Sznatx.—Mr. Bigler presented several memo- tials from Pennsylvania, praying the preservation I OST—January 8th, a liver colored POINTER 4 PUP. A liberal reward will be given for hus return to No. 312 F street, besa, 5 dover. Save your monry Bnd call at 9% Bridge | tween ith and 12th streets, of the Union on a compromise basis ie aT oon 7 ol aerial Saas as ie SPILALAN & BUNT. 8 10-2t* Mr. Cameron presented several Union memo- | by the e ection of offisers. A fal tendanoce is re- | — = z= oe OST—On Thursday night, (January 34,) at rials. quested, EA ADAMS, Chairinan. ja 10-2" UST RECEIVED— 1 Oar On Tearater Sicht, (Joneery Dt.) at ga Mr. Bigler moved to take up Mr. Crittenden’s = = =5 =< 10 hhds, prime Porto Rico SUGARS, Esq., corner F_ and Eight-enth streets, a blue en- resolution. OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INS. COMP.,| 180 bbls oA ameied BRACELET, set with pearls.’ A suitable After some debate as to proceeding with the | “Tz pursuance of tho charter the follwing veto. bbis: Crushed and Rebned -UG ARS, Poe ne rand on ite retara to Mr CAR- morning hour business, ment of the conditioa of the company is published, 30 bag io and Java COP FEE. = OLL’S residence as above. = Mr. Bigler demanded the yeas and nays upon | viz: 10 hhds.(low peed) MOLASSES. 30 REWARD.—1.ost, on Tuseday last, on Pa, the motion; when the motion was lost—yeas 15, Amount of premium notes on hand... $125,976 23 For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. 2010 $ avenue,s OCKET BOOK, containing $70 nays 31. posane Oaring the year... — ASSEY, COLLINS & CO/S PHILADE = <a sp money,aod a good man — and The Senate, after some private business, took ee age M Pals orstelr ALLE We are constan ——. rata at be Gaeee OLE ‘Ofioe, Navy up Mr. Hunter’s resolution, providing for the re- Notice is also givem that the annual meeting | Tecetving fresh supplies of the above delightful bev- | Yar4 = jad at" trocession of forts and arsenals in seceding States. of erate wi | be h-id at the offica of the company | CT8Ke, And invite gi ons who want & pure un- = —— Mr. Trumbull moved, as a substitute, House re- | on MONDAY, the 21x instant,a: 10 o'clock mm, | adulterate: Ala, to five its irial. AME TO THE SUSSCRIRER ON THE solution of thauks to Maj. Anderson. When an eloction will be held for seven Managers, | +45 RNY & SH SO yn nataat, one speckled BUFFALO Mr Hunter said that there was no hope of pre- | to serve for the ensuing Raa woes pad wegge Tmnige. gto” serving the Union. You could not restore the | _®7 e06t CHAS. WILSON, Secretary. her wren” dead. The great nahn now was to be ready to form a new Union which, it might be, would te strouger than tbe present Government. Many difficulties were in the way of this project, he weil knew, but the love of empire on the Amer- ican mind might accomplish that result. He reviewed the history of the agitation of the slavery question, which hecontended had induced SMITHSONIAN LEC TURES-—Prof. FarrmMan Roogrs, of the U:iversity of Foansylvania, will iectu’e on MONDAY. ‘th. EDNESDAY, 9th, and FRIDAY. 11th.on Roats and Bridges. A red light will be exhi’ ited at the top of the hich tower oneaoh evening of lecture ad will be extinguis"ed and the doors closed at a quarter before 8 o’cleck, when the lecture wi! com- owner wit! come forward, prove pro! pay 10,000 se ul '. J. 5 Haw! Woarrn or 208 2s°Sfoxs aso TRUNKS, | USF SRE0 Hake them away Boundary etreat. Of all Styles and Qualities, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON Cost, Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. All spe Stock in S. P. HOOVER’S STORE, PERSONAL. declared that to these should be annexed a’ veto stook of the finest DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE, 1m WEDDING AND Visirine ane sete waik, 2,8, P, HOOVER'S STORE, | )W[ADAME CLINTON PRICE. the Southern States to believe that thelr social ee of Ladies’. Gente’ Children’s and Thi distinguished Medical Cleirvoyaat cen be system was not safe in the Union without addi- THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS | gf ING TRUNKS oom Ce TRAY Spneaited on ipiecases, Character Xo, at Roome tional constitutional guarantees for protection. . Will bo holden every day this week, in the , are pow being sold. for’ @ 0. 534 Twelfth street,2coo7s below Pa avenue, The loss of social system was the low of morai | Erglish Lutheran Church, corner of lth ‘and H pee tons tolew orfeinal tant he ates 700 9 eronte Di ae nine in —. ‘ames aie ot status—the reduction of a State to anarchy. He | Streets. to commence at 4 o'clock, and to continue | thio publio is solicitedsas great inducements oat ketal cca snainea cast it stated, in form, the demands of the South, and 2 _i be je to purchasers, —————— EEE ‘The above comprises & are WANTS. by the South upon all matters affecting slavery. CARD Ey RATERS, ermine: id Day tene Gorters noes teeta, Hovsz —Mr. Lovejoy offered a resoluti - rters of fine WEDDING SPA Pho Store i tand the Fixtures for sale, r ejoy offer: resolution call. porters 2 ENVELOPES, STATIONERY, ing upon the President of the United States to transfer his authority as Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy to Lieutenant General Win- A D—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- WwW eats a gooke pone nme | Tocer ins rivate f«mi'y. Good recommendations given. Ad- ress Box No. 2, Star Office. 1t* erin whole or in i i, 326 Pa. Av., between Sth 208 10th Gee | part, will be sold ae provato seine Te eee ae 80 27-6m 4, i f entering the Boot, Shoe and Trunk Busi- fleld Scott. Objected to. : Wasnineton, | Sirous of : i ANTED—A PERSON to take care of two Mr. Hickman asked to be excused from serving | « = z. = = | Rese, this affords @ better opportanity than may children nd sow. Aprly at 322 Ht ‘street upon the special committee of five on the ab. ce a NISTOLS, ‘ersons indebted will ounfer a favor by Promptly None need apply unless wel] recommended. stracted bonds. Agreed to. pert Bet Meh ae Pace eket Revolvers of } oalling and settling their accounts. jat- jal 2t' made. ej Also, the English and American Adams, Tran- WANTED-a NURSE, one wel! experienced P'sAne FORTE ae ET bocce te ae un- in taking care of an in None but such Mx. Carter reported, from the Committee on the | ter's and Smith & Werson’s Revolvers. valgralgned, long well known to the, as can furnish the best recom: ons need ap- District of Colugibia’ a bill Se the relief of cer- puare’s Repeating and the genuine Deringer ee are ts atte tine he : ~ ‘Apply fing ya hE wf Ta tain parties who had suffered loss in macadamiz- . pared to take scholars on terms to suit the exigen- reets , =" in te avenue. A large Revortinent of ie shove at very low rates, bies of the fimes. Having Vacancies in hia time | 8 eS Nir Branch moved its reference to the Commit- * Jewellers, 354 Pa. ay, just now which Snxious to fill up, he will WANTED TO _RENT— streets, and New York a BAKERY, alread suitable for such and stable. Apply B J mo! House, corner bighth and ) sts, Washington tee of the Whole on the private calendar. Agreed tnd take bie pay te Sush saree ass pacers, to Agroed on when they are entered with him. fe is willing to make such arrangements, knowing the inconvenience many who desire to have their ohil ja 11-St 4 doors west of GFEaAtT SACRIFICE a oF jrown’s Hotel. Mr. Bingham reported back, from the Commit- tee on the Judiciary, a bill for the relief of the amignees of Hon. David C. Broderick, deceased; PARBIAN GOODS: dren taught tte Piano experience now ia getting | _js 11 st and it was 3 ——. ms is hod of teaching m high ¥ wTE 7 passed ’ ; moors ANTED—A PERSON to take charge of two = Glodson baad: wien kmask sei finest Pazinian | approved for years, and his references are heads of | WW sew, Address Box No.6 the best musica! families in Washington, His terms are exceedingly m:derate Sane children an cumstances, { wil! make the greatest sacrifice that Star Office = Boox Noticss.—We expressed our admiration ever was offered to the pubtic in tsking off 25 par 10 tf some days ago of the new edition of Lamb's cent. of the regular price. My gooda being marked Reuidpoe 305 Gravett, ANTED IMMER) Ara re Works, issued by Crosby, Nichols, Lee & Co., of | 1 pisin Hgures no one will bedeceived, °° 0" | _ jas 1m or Spply at Meteerotts. | Pop E olan binds tar wick Lilt ees ioee Boston, and now have occasion to commend | Bonnets, Klub odorion Party, Dress! acd SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! | the highest pr vind, Se ueuaivat tee bo- quite as heartily the edition of Hallam's Middle | Dresses, Fyowers, Wreaths, Ribbons, Fans, Lacos FOR CASH—FOR CASH! toe. R. BUCALY, and a great variety of ar J ifrners kept ina Fancy and Trimming Store, will do well to give me 8 call before they purchase any where ese, Ladies wil! please bear in mind that a!l my goods are.bought by mvse fin Paris, consequently are of the latest styles in the market. M. WILLIAN, Importer, Ja li-tf 32 Market Space. We COLT’S AND SHARP S PISTOLS. Colt’s Improved Navy and Posket Pistols, ry o Desler in Furniture, Stoves, &o. ocd 405 7th st., bet. G and H, east si \WWANTED-SECOND BAND FURNITURE. Persons deciining housekeeping, or wen 4 bie jus of Seer a and fair ices ay ing a! vent nol PPUBONTZ & GRIFFITH. Our entire stock of Winter Drees Goods. Shawis in creat variety. Ladies’ Cloaks, Fancy Dress Silke and Silk Robes, Plain and F ench Merinos, Poplias aud Reps, Fine Bed Blankets, all at cost for cash Also, 8 tull stock of general Staple Goods for aoaty wants, All will besold at reduced prices for cash. CO! LEY & CO, de 2-20 1,.W. 623 Seventh st..abive Ps.ay. | — — St tb A ata al ita meesicobnateltcs Saussal SG EASONABLE DRY GOODS: Ages, (in three volumes,) just issued by these well-known publishers. ‘The fssues of this house seem to us the perfection of typographical beauty and caref@™Pediting, and we congratulate the lovers of ‘books that are books” upon the oppor- tunity of enriching their libraries with this admi- rable edition of the works of a standard author. The work {s for sale by French & Richstein, 273 Have received a farther su I RS. LOCK WOOD + DARREL) ARE PRE- ared ty i sert TEETH on ¥ P Ivani Sharp's 0 = Gi aan Fiannels, | NATE BASE. 9 new and improved mode 3 oaks, 8, jannels, en made on this © they com pound ae Syinees s, Also, Balls, Caps, Cartridges, 0; * Merinos, — Mane, 36 fortable to wear and wack ghesper than any other, ‘ » Seventh street, we have} 1... CAMPBELL. & SON, Blankets Full Cloths, Linseys, | Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ail the “Metropolitan Catholic Almanac” for 1961, | 220-7 351 Pa. avenue. Poni Fancy Silks, ; Silk Robes, = Oporabans 8 say kind that may be denis 4 Of- 7 7 7c 3 ‘alon i; 07 ©. 5 in the W ashington Building, oor- containing an immense amount of matter of jest REVOLVERS: SURG SONMENT = a ree, - looped Skirte” ~ per Pa ar and maven ae, es ja 10 Sw" interest to Catholics and other denominations as And for ssie at very low prices, by MAR- | Irish Linens, cl 9g tiny Sok Fi Napkine, a NOTICE. well. SHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers, »02 Seventh a ag pe Bnel> series, | Lae COHEN, Boot and Shoe manufacturer, No, Sa street, under Odd Fellows; Hall — White am sigtied Emb "108: | 117 Pennsyivania avenue, between 19th and 2" tine, recommends thie Posten aru Car] Fine twit doable varelleg Gunn Bo, glleretinn es oge Caretta, ptrneiatts, | Eoleset"Raysit Tete Rater Rese te tes clina, recommends to bis Parliament to raise| . Orders filled to any extent at short notice. WilOh We OHAYLOR & HUTCHISON, | and durable manner. All pereons, having old oeet $1,400,000 for the support of his army. He adds: | —%10-3t — AYEOR S WOMEN, off rubbers will find it te their Sa greg Lag give = ae f “It is hoped that clrcumstances may arise which ISINS, ORANGES. &c . ON CONSIGN- BOHN, him acall, He also keeps constantly on a . Ww i 5 No. 568 Penna. AvEnux. manufactures to order, BOOTS and SHOES will give a acidic settlement to our ditteuttie, nae wholeen net eeeiye, thie day 300 boxes DEPARTMENT AND CONGRESSIONAL DI- | thebest quality. jn 10 at" J e480. for si beaati H a CTO. made to prevent the expenditure of the whole tee tiful order, now ianding from the R° ?T COLTMAN TAKES THIS METHOD of informing the trade and the puulie td that he will one the ME CRGPLITA STEAM FLOURING MILLS. I2th st. canal, on Thereday. Jan, 10 1861, where he will be pleased tv serve all who may favor him with their patron- The most complete direntory ever. published. It E 9 i i contains an alphabetical list « 6 governmen surtdealers., MARSHALL & PAG anes officers, their salary and residence, Also. Consies- ows’ Hal sional Direo*o: © 28 complete list of the diplo- —_ Ocd Fel ows’ Hall._ | matio corpe, United Staten, Ministers Aon Bold oy EMEMBER, the Publisher; also, at ths booxstores in the city. ie penne! Lag ee eto gh ong Way to produce a c turn to events is, to be thorough) pared to meet any emergency id apis Tat yours eoms of the GN gee = —— as crag ierpngmacap pupaagmeee ace Femuly and Extra Flour of an unsurpassed f TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION —Tench. rr OR Boots Cont: on the oe Jity will coustantly be kept on hand at the ow- .. KU Agmewstion ‘will hold & meeting TO: | Ag4eey buying your DRY GOO! wine TRAVELS;IN THE REGIONS OF THE | est prices. Also, Corn Monts Rye Chop. and ‘ OW, atl0a. m. HENRY EGAN. 521 Seven a pper and Lower Amoor, by T. W. Atkinson, | kinds of Mil Feed. A cail respectfully solici! J. 8. DEBART, Seo, de 19-10 Near Avenue House. = = map poten pak leven ea : before purchasing elsewhere. ja 0 lw NOTICE —The friends of the new military ONE PRICE ONLY! Bresolane’S. 2. anes caus THE To mest at Harmony Hal J) sien? request. | RAVING on hand very heavy stock of DRESS sees .chbdellod: othe, Enchanted Kore, ond INSURANOE COMPANY . ‘ee! La es, rod ut 01 i lath and i3th, TU-NIGHT, at 7% o'clook. Tes" | Gah oes Baca _ aiegton! cane Be twelume one of, om Brown at Oxtords sequel j or e » Cc. iS NS iw < 30! ni a : ((TETATIENT:ON. METROPOLITAN RI-| _nowtf between sth and Nith'ate, | “Our Years omits hock an irons eed eee by : ae oe wilt creres, meeting of the above —— | the author of John Haiifax: 08 75 cents, STATE pammed corps wi sit THIS (enday) EVES | AN OYAL BAVA Y. BLANCHARD & MOAUN, NANG, the 110 tast,, at 745 0 farsa Re oe BE xt bogie AN ihe oral Havin Lot. des corner Eleventh st. and Pa. av, or : a LOFF, Seo, , conduc e io er VIRGINIA. : he Poe Soyeramons, HE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY Cet %. ihE, RESUME | will take place at Havana can? © Sate, | 'T MONTA, CASH CAPITAL $300,000. oung i DAY ‘8 Christian Association, and D sts. The members and s@ Wishing to s f ne | Epis are requested to be punctual SATUR: TUESDAY, Jaxvanx 22 186 Dr. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, finds it im Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Household NG, at 73s o'clock “Ali-are 1 SORTEO NUMERO &9 ORDINARIO. ee runes En ee ae inst lose or damag z its to ely be in the the | Furniture, &c., against loss or 2 by fire. weil as gentlemen, strangers of AEITAL PRIZE @100,000, thtrd Wadtnday of every month. Pa Lag HEATH & KNOWLES, ‘he list or tea pacpaee rye eeving signed i ¢—— eee de ——O'ae | rhcre patent on vain edvice ley oye oi tf i -_ Seal titea alice mtee tae see || $3 —— Bel Bowmen, —— obs | tpg ot ney cid Resa | ter oon t8or unr wae x ‘8 desiring to join.) are re- eee . Wi for quested to meet at Perano: iN Byru 1 for the cure 1 SPECIAL NOTIGE. (a ay) EVENING, atTo'elook, for the’ elatis Whe Tickets, © juarters, 85, ida” Box cuumption | Schenak't Bea “. Ove castomere wv pienso come forward — NIRS : x it onal eo on at par. i Mey pobotes vo ap conte er bon in iver | payments at is time are uousually heavy, and we TON NAL VOLUNTEERS, ATTEN- be As 2000 86 the result | Bilious Complaints and Constipation of the Bow- | San" only be enabled to meet our e te sociation w beh duet MONDAY EVENING, Peps TT, mes ¥ es ‘outed Uy hie remedies if ther would | ‘MOREN the Prompt assistance of ont esi UY. January ith, at 736 o'olwck, at Buroh’s Hany ne! | go. pecse rt ths Aaa eave their coribeates of cure With S. Be WATTES a 7 nor of Pourte-ath 7 4 . = ‘WARD OF $500 WILL B be: ja8-tr Caréof Pr Poot c. caer Boece aae av. de 19-3m 00. oy es nD OF B8ee © LL | jad $5 nS eae el eat It 1S THERE A PERSONA DEVIL?— MPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. NOTICE. R. CLEARY, ia I — J. H. GANTT, Reo. Seo’y, Ar ere &. R. DURKEE & 0O.’8 Lasonic yaty at se now rendy. ted TTENTI SPrx would bo Foaling getting the a 9-lw H.C. ¥. IPLES ces aHECHANICS’ UNION so far OMS. | ne. ALENTINES VALENTINES! mpany will be held ae eee meeting of the G not only je 29 R, C. STEVENS. | V Fon 1861 1 SATURDAY Night, Yar eae, all on non PERFECT) al C Arie Be Saison 7A Sar ae , Made | , The trade supplied at the.owost New York prices. ives of Tmporinnse eat ee oe, ba ca BS ; oles ee Bean ANS Bt | Salt stylon Bnd pattorne, at chanies wishing to enr. Y to “f BICKERING & SONS’ UNRIVALED Pi : ‘RENC. & RICHSTEIN’S, invited to be present. ight, while the Cc Cae ‘SF -asdly I~ 9 78 enn. aven WM. MIDDLETON, Seo'y. ervariatty wiroand at all prices, aad 0 THOS. MoGRATH. 24 Lieut. 9 ROG Pa. av.. Ratwaan Sth a: win, Ere ama ‘THEOPHILUS Fis: Il anew: the entire stock | tiem conclusively im ati "SUNT ’ predins es ill a the 5 Sis Wesbins EVENING. atthe d th Thuity “Chareh NBA fo 13-if,.D& W.tr 2 POREE RS 9. " th ine Prepared ts offer tp gas ot ae 206 Pe doen aL ats, ayinnty ant Migeie Be esicetsdfom heathen | A MUSICBOOKIS TAG BEST CHRISTMAS | treats Sin Saye Wnt abo ant A LEAM SPN Exte CLEANS- ~ ise . 3 tee wile foundation ither in reason or revel bound, cents om the dollar of ite omy . ind Estas, , o'clock." SeFvi0® to commence, at 74 aay 59 will be sold at 835 Ofices—No_ 383 south side Dderween 436 f BANK OF WASHINGTON. t wae ae § A oer D.C. ' ni _ JANUaRy 8, 1861, a ae Ronaoe ‘ones = « H and pro- Secreta state pene alc Spee e Ze aee _is 10-3 JAS. ADAMS, Ganttes, title aD SMe ame’ ey OTICE.—The ror statett and Ae Soe Ne ere re ox verst-ung un- eames 6. jer the . yf aot A: i@aki “ « been tne ‘day’ diesolted iy ine tet e Con Covers'et reduced = “ot “ 3 {the com thes joa Sathortand lo sass es Nos Oey "5 A ‘utmost prompt ae + Bui ASK Express with the . 0.0. B—BASTERN LODGE, No 7 \ ATTENT —M ~~ 7. 5 _TLEY. Dyer. n BNFION “hi nn BS 7 Li meet on t Pi of Poton “ iy noti thes in Sd story n Le aa ary land ave., Ia! ° ne, P. M. PEARSON, Reogséc’ T3sc'y, AUCTION SALES. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avotionecers. 10: EERE Salt of 200 be] a Som pone Fisrd pode ant eddie, 3 ie agaigg dacoa ‘South American Lu With many other articles which it is unnedessary jeitit meek . WILLiaMs, Auote, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. T° THE PUsLAC, ie AT PUBLIC AUCTION, . Through Messrs. J.C. MoGuire & Co., On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. January 9th acd 16th, commencing at 10k a. m.. each day. those MAGNIFICENT JAPANESE GOODS, Now in storest No. 206 Pennsylvania avenue, Under Willards’ Hotel. Having receive! orders from the owners thereef they wil be sold for what they bring, Without any Reservation. This sale wil! afford parties in search of Cabinet ornaments both useful and besutifal, an opporte- nity, whioh may never ocour again, to purchase at low prices. ata J. MACDUFF, Agent. VE SALE IS PO? TPONED Ltn wekn of? entire invoice of nonce. By CLEARY & GREEN, Auctioneers, 506 Ninth street. XTENSIVE PALk-oaDDLER'S GooDs, 5. AND SHO. ATS. ee BeV mais bad atans Shee it ‘and fro! . Oppenheimer, No. 52 » Prag siren iatod bingle sud Double Carriage and ness, Fing Sitele and Double Cart, Wagon, and Plough ine Saddles and Bridies for ‘adios tlemen, Largg tet Cenc bigteg pee ses ura. if »Combs. * Lane inen dns once eens oat Very large lot of Harness Siakers" ‘ols and Im- A ites Tot of well sseorted ayy: Lhe i arness. b of it being Truske Vs ‘ices, fist Boxes, &o. i . sa » HA A 3 Mons tod Bs Cad’ Hid: nad Patan Leather Bates fond Ghideene! Ker ome | am Shoer. Ladies’, Gent's, and Ch and L rge lot ol Men's. Youth's, and Boys’ Hate an Gave ofall kinds, Men’s a» Bae Coste, meots, Hosiery, eedtoroniefa, “Colare, Hi w other Wear: a be jes dt “CLEARY & GREEN, Aust #UTURE DAYS. 1 BONTZ & See on Auo.ioneers. SSOR’ z oO} Ns, * Aiiaae. cy CT On MATURDAY AE: ROO SRisery He ot ae a cloak, and con- ORN G, at 1b crecook, gentleman de- ingee, ood order and ‘ne stock is ee a olining busi , comprising — Calf Boots, Shoes and . ippers and Buskins, 1p Cor " Gaiters, Leagan agrees Gaiters, Peldren’s sovcee tigreseed Boots, with | assortment of | TeetiGuens corvette sears” ‘Srms 088 BONTZ & GRIFFITB Avot're, * jal0 st No. 369 Seveoth et, bet. iand K sts. Moca lS Re eae et Econ i . Sure’s Com .Arnios Lint it joore’s Ons: Greases aon, from the moet dali silk or woolsn £004 ture. de 3i-2w LEGANT CLOTH CLO. Froese. of ind down at the lowest —— J. W_COLLEY & Co.. UNPARALLELED SUCCES8S8, The grest success whioh has attended DR. SCHLOSSER during this, nis Seoond Visit to Washington, and, aleo, being unable to full) all his engagements during last week, oom pels him te remain A FEW DAYS LONGER nm WASHINGTON. DR. M. SCHLOSSER takes this opportunity of returning thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Washiagton and vicinity, for their kind and liberal patromage beetowed on him durmg his sojourn here, and, also, respectfully announces to parties who wish to obtain A Permanent Cure of CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS, or any cther DISEASE OF THE FEET, to favor him with 8 oall without delay, es this may probably be his Last Visit to Washington, intending shortly to Retire from Professional services. Asa direct proof of the extraordinary skill ettending Dr. Schlosser’s Cures, he can, with pleasure, refer tos great number of Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, whom he treated three years sinos, and who have all been eured of the various Diseases of the Feet, to their entire satisfaction. Dr. Bchiosser’s methed has not only been successful in this country, but also in Europe, as may be seen by severs! thousand testimoniais, from whion he quotes the following names: . From His Majesty the King of Bavoria. His Imp. H. Prince Jerome Napoleon Bonaparts. AA. R. H. Princesilexander de Wurtemberg. Hi. T. H. Arch Duke of Austria. H. R. H. Duke of Sachsen Meiningen. H.H. Prince Richard Metternich. H.R. H. Duke of Saxe- Weimar. +F. H. Cardinal Archbishop of Paris. First lam te talezis, Bishop of ary i Chap Marechal Canrobert. A. H. Aracth, siciam im ordinary te the nard Koeser, Ph ian wn ordinary te the H. ~~ iM. the of Greece. Signatures and Seals of the sbove names, The biiery tion: and £ditors, of this country and Burcops, may be reen at his offiee from 10a. m. till 4p. m., 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South side,) between 12th and 13th streets. ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER IN WasH- 2-tr INGTON,