Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1861, Page 3

‘Headquarter: F 1 Freon Lacrrre on Roads « IRIDG! . he ~ i. LOCAL NEWS. Meet The | Smifooninn nation, oy Prot Fm BALLS, PARTIES, &. GEORGETOWN. THE LATEST NEWs SS | Reparter aint Wanted.—Over Burch's stable, the University of Penns ia. (RAND COTILLON PARTY Rey a Res a U7 Though Tax Stan ia printed on the fastest | net of Fourteenth and D streets, said that having treated in the two previous lec- | Gr® OF TRE Correspondence of The Star. TELEGRAPHIO Stenm press in use south of Baltimore, its edition | uth of Pennsylvania avenue, there is a tures of the various forms of beams and oe, HERNDON CLUB, Grororrown, January 15, 1961 2 ae a0 te vequiss &t tobe putts Gian room, with an entrance which winds u be would consider some of the points of T We are tified to be able to nee that = large as to req’ put to press from ’the carriage repos in connection with the location and general con- Sz Akt: hicherd S'Ces, Bes, tase ee “ $0UTM CAROLINA AFFAIRS early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be | enter first the doors struction of bridges. In designing a Corner Twentieth st. and Fa avenue, lek be Cena ar ae een biscomini-} 4: eved here sent in before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may engineer is usually bound by certain 5 Withers’ osletrated bard i aee Nesketn be Rak the Duttet of C —— —- (one am et = — tn dome +. not appear until the next day. 3 ; doo: asthe height of roadway on top, and of the | ents, sdmitting a gentleman ladies. Holiingesworth. late of the Potomac : 'y persons that Major a ro mats. ace - | neers at Fort Sumter last week, and there are iid reg- | ramors that several more of bis men are in chains. Both commissions are dated on the It ts also said that one escaped to Charleston and headway underneath. The approathes also re- P. Managers. try, hi fi lone! ascend eight or ten steps and land on a ulre consideration, and they are sometimes more Piggott, J. Murra: See eeenes we Lieut. Oem Norice.—District of Columbia Advertisements | broad stais; again noe Gen ee push. | dimeuit ; ¥, it Sea Si Htrady. jareate_ | imen' ‘to be inserted in the BaLtmonz Sun are received | ing your wep boldly up six por Eo Bo, foclf. feet na) oem ee E @ January, and the appointments give great sat- | was returned by the autborities. Inquiry, how. A careful study of the stream |s z1so 5 r ‘ equity. at and forwarded from Tux Sta Office. bolt through another doorway, and find yourse! sary to Geterinine the coces of the currents, and Sie SSS “ 2 ss gale wonner-voaprodl aes ata See, Hstiingewort, aoeten oe a Sad tuere - — === | [2 2 large room, the walls of Which are supported: | the danger to be apprehended from freshets.’ The Franklin Fire Com: gugeh in Unttasting-dhocnethpaumens coe | ke ae ae ve age <A by square wooden columns. In shape, inl room | su , usually of masonry, at the end of a ‘At WILLARDS’ HA‘ 'Y> Dies er ne SO nowy exqnainns com lanonale coltinn aemunel wy the Legidisture ears Comments, Sannaty 1t— Beard o/ Alder-| would be arly a ightangled triangle but for | bridge, are called the abutments, and when the : pe tee FeneAY, outting Surth that any pt by ¢nexn. —A communication was received the | the circumstance that one of the angles isn’t an | arch'ie’ uscd they must be strong enough to resist | ,, TR? Franklin Fire Company respectfully an- ae Georgetown Mounted Guards, ¢ Federal Government to reinforce Fort Sumter —: approving an act for the relief of James ae Way up it the u end of the room | the tbrust. The supports in The stream, called Zawegh bail ta Socueoatiee nore ceaneieien at Wer Geet eal ve peg ying on = nodes. . there isa jon with a door in it, | pi built wood sd BILLS PASSED. the top tastefully ornamented. with cedar potestan Eudes thaydava tecmtiece vistas pono only, nam “ = ep see oe = mage a. poe Gough, and promptese of the military in firing on the Ito the poor of the clays he dietappution of | and the words “Supper rom” artsically in: | they may ‘be much sunaller than the abutments: | THURSDAY EVENING, Jenna’y 17,19 see Boars ne Yge-eate eile Cote ee: ett, end, promising Support fael to the poor of the cfty. scribed above. As you Stand at the entrance you should be, to obstruct the water way as little | | Tickets ONE DOLLAR; aumitting a gextle- | Company numbers already about 35 men. to fhe Governor \ganeagures of defense of el for the Union Fire Company, we Purehi#e | face about, bait way tothe right, and note aif | ax powible. Nlany methods of forming the pins {| ™2 Nd indies, ‘Phere was a smal attendance atahe Faed Ward | inquiring of tue ones ey fe eta. A hilt eromp fom taaton ibe property ot | Saal and asges echt, the main | he war ace in oe, edad ihe vriow'cr | Rone. Doyle mecing lan mig, nad they wy Hover aguin to- | cauarway, etwern Fort Metre aud the mia a FIR east Teet Hoth, between Fourth | Indies dressing-room, though no words to that | ‘The lecturer then dereribed at oree length the "iis ealdents ant hthines cane tote: 1 See tae eets west effect are Inscribed over its door. About half | forms of coffer dams, caissons, and piles in use, . Senna of Beall acdc cued wa | adean —— so passed 2 resolution to fire A bill making appropriations for the purchase | way down the wall to the right, there is a pine- | mentioning especially the pneumatic pile, of iron, Hess, ested reen strestpcomplain that oe each seceding State of oil for the tire companies of the city. board erection about six feet high and some | which has been used In European examples, and | &; ; of Cacls Precaloes ad her eee aes in front | » There are signs of peace. but it is belleved that A bill making appropriations for repairs on the feet long, with a bench extending the | in this country on the Pedee tiver in Nort Caro- | Simon Stear Wome” wey crokinge cod are sbliged te tinder ia ibs | Sad teencaree pare ee ree arivaling, Northern Market. entite length, which is reached by a fight of | lina, When the superstructure is of wood, it is Maddox’ °, und. Wa lorethent) wiltenmen See Gaeie conn nee wee. Resolution 12s EPAERED. is called the orchester. Around the | in the form of the truss or trussed arch; when of | R.K. Mooney Wm. C pene Llane actor dec dt waseame | all paste of Gar Rise te oe Pouring to fom é a fm telation to the annexation of are a number a (duplicates), rep- | iron, in ‘gt of the forms before described; when mae i ah — Governor to-day sent a message to the H ae lil foghe grading of inate west betwonn | [e'ibe forentocka tan nese mecbenee ae | of toe; fn the foray of an arch. Sunpention | 30.0 sitions | GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS |e acpreesttives dvaiing pam for gereding ‘A Dill for Song meet lighting of the elty. ae up by © couple - — Ses of reese pei — been much imptoved in sirength (T BREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. | steam propellers. small iron cclow propellers be- ee 0 Une ae tie committee before Con-| a man waves the stars and stripes over his head. | The lectoret described by the ald of diagrams MAYOR'S OFFICE, oF agai per emo gee ag gee Soe] Gress to urge the expediency of ceding tothe Cor- | The other horseman is mounted on a brick-dust | the #1 ion bridge—the method of anchoring | \W7ANTED—By « respectable young womans a Gaonoztown, D. C., January lth, 1961 in Charleston harbor, one af Beaufort and poration ail interest, right and title in certain fire | colored horse with that sort of fore-leg which 1s | the cables aed the manner of stiffening by trussing WAtI TION ac wet nurse, Apply ot Na, Zytenbeontser will give'a reward of Three Hun- to Gutiy ont ss ue on eir mewge nances, &c., in | best described by the word “bandy,”’ and he (the | and by wire braces. The tubular iron bridge | 711 corner H and First sts. east. it* gece Be de) nt for, sueh information as will lead to ee. Also to fortify all the inlets and ave {rivers with redoubtsand ordnance The committee on fire | man, not the hotse,) holdsin bis hand a white | built Stephenson over the Menai Strait was 7 — ne banner. Underneath are the words, “Gen. Taylor | then described and compared with the suspension WAASKO Bx imo respectable girls, a SITUA- mporatonhiseie ction ieee Leen ge ge center as rot ve Vey ‘ne —— 7 from the committee on | never sutrenders.”” Around the room are Placed | bridge over the Niagara by Roebling. ‘This | other as chain maid oud assiet 18 general house- HENK’ ADDISON, Randi. Laid over till next meeting: +) % © Hutchinson. | a number of long benches without backs, neatly | engineer ia entitled to the credit of having built | eek sa nnepermais and aasistin general house: bs 1s nteoawaw ayer. "2" : ‘Mr- Bob, powonle poge Stuffed with hay and covered witha sort of calico, | the first railway suspension bridge of lo = and H age north. 2" it® NOTICE. er Mess Sent te Fort Sumter lution tm Schdion ae porns Prem bie 3 weet eget , grandmothers call acepees (800 feet) ah had ben pronounced to be m- WANTED—An experionced NURSE, oo ored Au Persons indebted [a the late firm of T. ae, Janeery e. = seer rickene + Near uare room which we | possible ry ‘r "Donnoghue & Son, are herey notified that un- Sumter at 4 o'cloc: 8 after. pes oaak of the Board, and that i be laid over till ce noticed as being situate on your right as you Several ‘other forms of bi cece eel Saeed he , u it idges were then de-| who ean come well recomme: ‘Al t No. | less their accounts sre settled 15th instaat | neon. with despatcbes for Major Anderson, sup- Nr. Price repetied fiovs tne committee on tinance | Milf, face in that direction at the entrance door, | scribed and illustrated by drawiog. £53 12th strest. above G. Piya eat” | they will bop sce i the hands of an {or | posed to be in refition to the matter new occupy ® Dill authorizing the purchase of a steam fire | ‘Trigen Ns. Tr WANTED By competent and steady colored |" ja2-cosw* Gece oF OS Senes of Oe ent at Washing - engine for the city Lal This pletes our description of the hall over [commentcateD. an, @ SITUATION as waiter oc dre et = ~ ton. Nothing hes tranepis wever, in relation ie printed Adicuaae the table and ordered | Burch’s stable, which ha 1, from the fact that it} CoLumpian TracnErs’ Association.—Has it | to do any kind of work, Ho can give ref id has been devoted to the pur; of adarkey ball: | been abandened or suspended, or has it died a | his character and c&pasity that will « Common Council. — Jones, from ways and | toom, bas heretofore esca ublic attention. It | natural death. I learn nothing of its action of | wist:ing to employ such & person. to natare of the negotiations now evidently r relief of WD Wale Aldermen's bill for | Was in the room above netic that the National | late. There is doubtless no better method for the | Box No.8, at thia ‘lice. ing on. The —_ quiet and the excitement bas jUGARS, greatly subsided. and R. A. Waters, and | Volunteers met last night fot the pur; «se of com- | teachers of this city to secure their just influence KE NURSE, o 1 erence The work of perfecting the defences goes secompmended its passage. ‘The bili was passed; | pleting a reorganization of their company. Hlth. | in the great educational movemena of the day | WANZED—A NURSE, one well exporiezoea ‘D hitle.(low priced) MO vravely on. Z o a ae - kif aroeandara site they have been called ‘National Democratic then By regular associated meetings. Comaienity anon fury t st rpoommend a nee For sale by JOHN J. BOGU. —— en down wpm House of Repre- , Aldermen: for ent of | Volunteers» Very recently they have stricken | basa right to demand this of them. Whether a | p'y, and to such, most libers! es wi i | \ASSEY, COLLINS & CO°S PHILADEL. | *tttives to-day providin, the punishment of wcipal and interest bpon cetiain venceatiog | Gul the tniddlo Mord, peed notprepesh an we | Public or a private teacher, the amount of money | ‘Apply at No. 309 I" street north, between 11th and | [WAS DRAUGHT FE We ar oes | whites or otbers found cogeged a circulating eds. Several gentlemen explained that they | understand, to go it sans the Demorrahe.’itwes paid them is sufiicient to Justify the people of the | !=tn streets is H-lw"_ | reoerving ah, upplies of the above igutiul bev. | Incendiary pamphlets, newspapers cr other matter, ‘were rembers of the Board when the guaranty | here that our [tes ‘assembled’ himself last night, istrict in requiring an efficient Teachers’ Asso- ANTLD TO RENT—Between oF and 15th Tet: i) tout ns who want & pure uD- aNEESaaSe TEEN a8 ordered, but the fai-h of the Cor; ation ig | it having been previously understood” between | ciation in this city. Asa patron of our schools strests, and New York avenue and D street, | ad Ale, to five it a trial, Virginia Legislature Lound for it, and they would vote for the pay-| him and several preminent members that his | and deeply. interested in thelr, success, I woold | & BAKERY, already estab ish-d EN, Ricmonn, Jan. 14.—In the Senate to-day, the meats; ; Ponence would be acceptable. On eatering the | Fequest that if the association of teachers long | sullahe tor such purpose, with, store, ove a lg peer the preservation of the 3 Lista, aro Faseeg AMeMOTS for correcting the | Foom he noticed seated around the stove several | existing in the city bas been abandoned, thata | q4.stable., Anplyio F HRAU! Washington. ublic peace was taken up. Air. Douglas offered poll lists, was passed. familiar faces; (thete was no fire in that stove,) | convention of teachers and otbers interested in | 'O'T te r . FOR SALE AND RENT. tn amendment to the cfiect that the State sbail Mr. Clark, from drainage committee, reported | aud walking up and down the room were sev- | education be called for the purpose of forming an | — ey ; = é y _ a Dil for th bry ~ = ANTED IMMEDIATELY—From $5 to ~ jeclare berself out of the Union unless Congress Sn erian of Ayer’s sidewalk fire- | eral persous whose features were familiar to our | 2s80ciation which sball hold ite meetings even 10,00 worth of SECOND-HAND FURNI | [For other “For Sale and Rent” advertisements, | and tbe laveholding States 2 speed Plugs at certain points in the id Ward. ‘ites? There was Mr W. H. Thomas, Mr. C. | ings, the better to accommodate all interested. TURE ofall kinds, foraiiey Logit ‘uaranty to pay : 846 first i] ” | geacentee of the adopties of montones more ef- ¢. Chapin moved to amend by authorizing | Winder, Mr. Bradford, Mr. WGettier; presently “815.00 ren Quarter or Tex Waexs.” | the highest prices, and, as urval, at the shortest uo — fectunily to uard toe rh bis of the South. This the erection of others at various points in the | there was Mr. Russell,’clerk, from Gan MeL. tiee, : R. BUCHLY, MARBEED GARDEN FOR RENT—Two larce | was tabled snd ordered te be printed Te Honan Third, Fourth, and Fifth Wards, where water Washington, Mr. Burdine, Mr.G. &. Kirk A FLorat Comriiaent —This morning, Hon. Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &e. suunres of Ground, eat of the Capitol, con- | 20008 05 the Scnale’ canis the Con. mains’are laid, ‘The amendment wes with- r, O'Donnell, Mr_ McCauley, of the Mode! De: | John Cochran, of New York, received from the | 009 408 7th st., bet. G and H. ott aide, cteltonieos ke Raia ; D. partment Patent Office; Mr. Ghant, Clerk in Post | American Institute, Baltimore, a beautiful vase NTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. =~ ? . richie egted to recommit the bill with | Office; Mr. Cleary, Clerk in City Hall; Mr: Don- | or basket of flowers, as a complimentary ac. | WAPenbie aes ie be URNITURE. | punctual tenant. Inquire of JOHN B. KtHREY, | A resolution was offered thatthe farth2r ~ Ys y Hall; I y A s 65 Louisians avenue, between 12 and2o’clock. | ening of the forts in Virginia, and the rem fostructions to the committee to report a bill for | 0000, do. do; Mr’ Cook, Clerk in Post Ottice, | knowledgment of his able address there last | ® surplus of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cas Roast 1 ane arsenals ihe erection Of plage in all the is of@ie city | from’ Misa.; Mr Sherman, Clerk in Lond Once! night. ‘The base of the vase is decorated with | Sud fair prices by appiring at 869 Saventh at z Shee ae ee Gee en thi — ns are laid and proper outlets | Mr. M. Latruite, Messenger in Capitol; Dr. C. | thirty-three giminutive representations of the | 2°17 & GRIFFITH. | A RARE CHANCE.—For sale or exchange 1290 | in ber limits, by the General Government, will located; lost And the Dill was pa Boyle. Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Phi. . Ennis, Clerkin Naval | stars and stripes. Above the base f§ a large A acres pny LaND in Central Toxas,(\o, eee _ menace of wernt Fp Pledge Mr. Mobun, from same committee, reported a | Store; and sundry others, whose names dwell not | basket of rarest exotic Lowers, exquisiely oe Sores in Wisconsin. neat the Great Ir oak eee ae pngind bill authorizing the Mayor to contract for sites | in our recollectica ranged, and around its edge bang small baskets LOST AND FOUND. Toad, and not far from the Fata the General Goveramest intact if they are en- ing tae fire-plugs on band to Lowry’ . patent; |, It was cold in that room, undoubtedly cold, and | filled with the delicate and fragrant products of = trusted to ber keeping in the event of » peaceful ES Pa " ‘oik county, jocated four years ago, a those present, numberin; OST—On Saturday last, in the Capitol, near ili | Testoration of aff irs; and in the event of a disso- some thirty or forty, | the green-house. A staff arises fron the handle | L,Qsct acer of the tetice allen of Tae ee sances | lieved to be equal to any land iu the State Will ff : Mr. Wade, from same committee, reported a | found it much more comfortable to walk up and | from which floats the star-spangled banner and | AC ROR TIPPET. The hnder will be suitatly Sropat. Raises bs Chsan ar topimin nee hee, pane catered nag noe goog ee — Dill making appropriation for making a connec- | down than tostand still. Itsoon became apparent | on the top site a dove bearing tm its beak « sprig | rewarded by leaving it at No, 82 Pa, av., near 224 | Very avenue. a 10 e08t” | tee on federal relations tion of the water main of the Capitol” with cer- | to nearly all present that our ‘Ites” was about, | of olive. The vase @ some three feet high, and | street. = Resolutions were reported, and ordered to be tain fire-plugs; passed. and the «National Volunteers” began to coliect | altogether is 2 floral achievement more elegant | ¢.OUND—Onthe steamer Powhatan, on Satur | J/OR RENT —The STORE and DWKLLING | printed, look! to the balding of a uationnl con- Mr. Matlo: freon claims committee, reported | iu little groups and converse in low tones, glaucing | and significant than anything of the kind we FE day, the 12th, two PACKAGES marked Official No. ™4 Bridge stgect, Georgetown D. C., vention at Washington, pny oe 4th of . Pebruary 2 bill remitting a fine imposed on Victor and Os- | e¥er sn aon towards us, with that expression | have ever before seen. ae Var etree ree enme airestion The] Siren igmandistsls. aseh te LENY A GMINIT” | Socommbarend Gotios ee phos ef cipameny” car Bui ; Passed. face which sigalfies distrust all over the world. —---_—_—_— er may ha-e them by eviig on the clerk of the ve a NN. Also, asked to be discharged from consideri “Ites”? un to think he wasn’t wanted there.| ARREST ror Lancexy —Some time ago a gen- whatan, at the foot of Sixth street, and paying | _} Petition of J. B. Grunwell; discharged ME | Thst iden Sonn began to receive confirmation, in | tleman stopping at Willards’ Hata quent 1 ee ee Seen ia Git OR RENT—Two frame COTTAGE ‘The President Elect and His Visiters. Mr. Mobun offered a resolution instracti ig the | Shape of confidential whisperings into his repor- | money from bie room ‘The suspicion of larceny = at au cal Pius oe , SPRINGFIELD, {ll., Jan. 13.—James Hy go committee before Congress to urge the annual ap. | torial ear by certain personal friends, (for te 10 | seated upon a young employee named Patrick | J OST >On Thureday last, either in the Center | Buo and Jt, of Boston, and Edgar Cowan and J. P. San- Fitacy oof $1,000 for lighting and heating the | Known that «<Itea” has several very yord frlends | O'Nell, but there was no positive evidence. The | A! marbet House or om Ninth sixeet, Of on 1), be- c = - Gerson, of Pennsylvania,-arrived ate late hour ilitary armories; passed. Geeeee Hie La tonal Volunteers) ‘Ites” felt | honesty of the walters and servants at the hotel | twoan D and bea, BREASTPING on the kf] PURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at 406 D | this evening. The visit of the last mentioned two Be. Meade, frown the police committee, re- | Quetr. He had been invited to attend, had pur- | has been seldom questioned, and they, with the | Wont D and Ee BREASTPIN. on to Mother.” | —_Street, Letween 6th and7th sts, de4-tf J is in reference tothe Cameron imbrogiio. Mr. Naame wt for prevention of nuisances. It pro- | Posed to be present, and was present. He had | proprietors, were anxious to discover the offender. | Aeuitakle seeanl ell be neat foe te ree sete ‘OR RENT—The fine BRICK HOUSE No. | 522@ermon, who was here with Mr- Cameron ten bits the establishment of wood and coal yards, | 8180 purposed to give to the world a fair, impar- | A quantity of money was marked and put ina | Star Offie, % weak 100 West st.. Georgetown, at present ocou | 4278 8g0; is direct from Washington. fate bet or the erection of blacksmitt¥”, cargenters’ ot | tial account of the proceedings of the “National | portinonnaie and left in one of the rooms. ‘A wart <TRA\ EO OR STOLE Pied by the subscriber. It bas 12 rooms, with « he report that Henry Winter Davis is 4 wheelwright’s shops within fifty feet of a dwel- | Volunteers” at that meeting, held in that hall, | rant was then issued by Justice Hazard and placed S PU . 8 ‘ z SS RIER PUP, large size And water thr shout, a fino yard, staple &o “pn want Lincoln's Cebinet was authoritatively denied ing without permission of the occupants of said | Over that stable. The more be wanted todo this. | in the hands of liceman Ward, charging O'Neil | side of his right eye, ears cut close, a jong, is in & neighLorhood, Apply to . A. MA- re to-day. dwelling or dwellings. an the more it became apparent to him that the | with the form'r larceny. ‘The marked money | ta:l; had_on a red cotton eollat. ‘Th GRUDER._ co tf | it is understood that no Southern appointments Mr. Clark moved to strike out the proviso grant- | “National Volunteers’ had that to say and do | was enon taken, and O'Neil was arrested and | finder, wi'l be rewardod by leaving saul Dog at OR RENT, in the First Ward—three squares | Will be determined upon until after Mr. Lincoln's Ing permission; rejected. cintiines which they would much rather should not see | carried before Justice Hazard last night, and the | Brown's Hotel. inieoe | the War ta small CF | arrival in Washington. *. {ghun moved toadd cabinet maker's shops | daylight. It really looked like the old times | marked money was found upon him.’ He was = = Se ee, aa maowee : to the list of nuisances; lost. when political associations used to meet and con- | sent to jail for court. OB’T COL.TMAN TAKES THIS METHOD ante ae aoa g nemo na bat te pg nd N Oa motion of Mr. Easby, the subject was post- | coct political schemes with closed doors and sen- ar eS of informing the trade and the puulic gencraily | tothe Ave.uc. Inquire st this office. . Poned till Monday next. tinels and passwords Somnameciism.—On Sunday morning, W. P Wet At wul RS the Ahk fROPLITA ‘de 3 Stawtf tion to-day requesting the General Government Mr Easby offered a resolution instructing the | After a while,when It becamenecessary to go to | Boteler, (son of Mr. C. W_ Boteler,) aged about A a FLOo IN 1G MILLS. ee ‘ oy os RENT-Au brick HOUSE and State authorities of South Carolina, each to drainage committee to report a bill for the erec- | work, or go home without doing anything, our | 16 years, yot out of his bed while asleep, and to sereeall who may favor him wgth’ ther fetross | A Gite none Me neod one BUUSE.con- | leave the forts and arsenal, aud let matters remain sectes anf Plugs in the streets of the city where | Courteous friend Cleary, the President of’ the | raised the wit.dow of his room, in the third story | £2 5¢Tye all who may favor him with unsnrpassed | tures complete, on H street. between 4th and Sth, | iM statw quo for the I mains are laid; adopted. National Volunteers, came to us and said that, as | of his father’s dwelling, and stepped out, falling quality will constantly be kept on hand at the ow-| Also, & two-story brick COTTAGE, with large | The same resolution was argued in the Senate, Bill from Idermen appropriating for oil | our friend he felt bound to LA that, while so far | a distance of 20 to 25 feet, to a porch below. One | ext 4} id st prices. Also, Corn Meal, Rye Chop, and all | yard attached, corner of F street north an‘ léth st. | but not flually acted upon. for the Union Fire Company was referred; also, | 28 he was concerned, he should be :nost happy to | of the family fortunately heard him moving about | kinds of Mill Feed, A call respect&ully solicited | east. To punctual and reliable tenants the terme 1 Carelina Legisiatare. Ratxion, Jan. 14 —The House passed a resolu- : . The Convention bill was argued in both houses, joint resolution authorizing the distribution of | have “ites” stop and take notes, yet there was a | and the window raised, and consequently relief | before purchasing éleewhere, 5a 10 tw _ | frill be moderate, Apply at 446 Twelfth Sar” | Dut no vote was reached. 2 fuel to the poor of the city was adopted. decided majority of those present positively | was soon afforded the unfortunate youth. He was M NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. between @ sad H. ne 1s- There is not much excitement here. Mr. Clark offered a joint reaolution for the distri- Dpposed to any reporter for the Star being present. | very badly burt, aud the extent of his injuries | \VLOORE’S Squill_ Drops wil stop i ‘OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the buiid- Ls oa of provisions to the deserving poor; which | To avoid difficulty, therefore, he advised *‘Ites,”’ | could not be certainly ascertained. It 1s feared | five minutes. Moore’s Comp. Arnica 4 ct odiately opposite the west wi: oe the Mr. Seward’s Meech at Albany. was adopted. Adjourned. asa friend, to step outside. ‘‘Ites’’ replied, that | his spine Is Injured. gure Chilbiains, Frosted Feet. Pai F City Hal, recently oodupred by Chas. ©. Wallac, Aunany, Jan. 13.—The New York papers of etn he desired it to be on record that he had come by Se coat a ad ag a [communtcatzn, | invitation, and in good faith, to give an honest] THE AxNval Mentino of the American Coloni- i 3 story and the third floor of the same builds este colored silk or woolen coods without Injurin, 1 y To tix Peorte or Wasnixetox —Attempts | report of the proceedings; and having no desire | zation Society, this evening, at 7 o'clock, Will be | Cae olor ee teenie Pee eas without injuring | terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, W. 2 Louisiana avenne. in are being made to wheedle you out of the ado: to intrude bis presence where it was not welcome, | one of deep interest. After the reading of the MOORE’S West End D ug Store, ‘ re a tion of menns to defend ‘your lives end ropery | he would withdraw. He then gracefully with- | annual report, several gentlemen will address the | _de 31-2w 11S Pa. avenue. | FOR RENT A three-story BRICK DW ELL- Senne kee Souk tines became, nek oe nds of conspirators, by intimations that | drew. Society. “At the opening of the meeting, an ad- ELEGANT CLOTH CLOAKS. _ io, 470. between’ F and G streets.”Apply tod. | number of such is comparatively small, His if you remain quiet, may become the P,S Passing by Burch’s stable this morning, | dress isexpected from the President of the Society, Opened for the Christmas and New Years KIRK WOOD, 476 Twe fth at. no 19-dtf hh. itis thought, will hasten the passage of overnment of a Southern Confedergoy. | we Yecelved such a knowing wink froin one of | Mr. Latrobe, of Baltimore. We doubt not the | Presents, ll marked down st the lowest prices to ade we psa ye Encl nen ae Mat Py: zent peso pms es any such absurdity. | the a Seat pees us toap horse a-,| hall will be well filled. suit the times, for as ia W. COLLEY & CO. THE ook at its pro; territory stretching from the | cious animal. e gave us to understand that — a —— : ct e . i 7 frontiers of pooneytemata whe eutae of Mexi- | was a good Union hoss, and fancying something | Tue Quaxers Movinc —The Rockville Senti- T NEW RESTAURANT. . INSURANCE COMPANY Appropriation for Seuth Carolina. can you believe that a prudent government | unwholesome was going on upstairs the night | nel charges upon the Quakers of Montgomery HE Subeoriberi .. For 'o. 9 | apeech, were eagerly songbt fer. Among conse:- 13 tf_ | vative men of all partiesit is very h com- wr posed ington and the pa hy ary wail sianen tnian Shoums tpdey tocvepeeon soos would have its seat so near its most ex fron- | previousJbe kept bis best ear open and his favorite | county, Md., the fact that Secession resolutions | ing yn ; on in jouse y appropriating = sum tier? ‘The idea is unreasonable and preposterous. bye cocked in’ the direction of a crack over his | were tabled at the late county mass meeting held | 3s opened the Restaurant No. 489 Sixth THE money for the purchase of provisions and stores Bat, were it otherwise, is that any reason why | stall that enabled him to see {nto the dance hall. | at Rockville. ‘formerly kept by secob Smith} A new aut ohetes STATE for the relief of suffering fellow-countrymen in the people of Washington should not prepare to | [t appears from his (borse’s) narrative, that imme- Si tment of L1 ORS, CIGARS, &o ,on hi ; 2K d, ° Carolina. defend themselves agalast hordes of lawless ruf_g diatelyafter our reporter left the room, the reporter | A FALSE ALARM of fire, about noon to-day, ine fresh ‘OYSTE ms S served up in every style at : VIRGINIA. fans? Is itacrime ina people, when their Gov for the Kepublican was smoked out and invited te | brought out the apparatus of the Franklin Fire | al urs, Seuth Carolina Declared Gallty of Treasen. ernment, their lives and Saat prepare are threat- | leave. Several other persons,who it was suspected | Company in atwinkling. There being no eal] | _de22-Im* F.G. ROHR. CASH CAPITAL $300,009. Naw Yor, Jan. 14.—Judge Smalley, ef the ened, to arm in self-defense? None but the con-| might belong to the press gang, received a sig- | for thelr services, the boys returned after a short UR BONNETS, HATS, and FLATS of the] Ineures Merchandise, Buildings, Household | United States Circuit Court. fe bis charve to the spirators themselv tend, and they do not be- | nificant hint to leave. run. very latest stylen, and in’ all cases made ia) eee Furniture, &o , against loss or damage by fire. Grand Jury to-day, declared South Carolina, by lieve, that eny purpose is entertained to lead you| Mr. Latruite then took his post at the door as a of the best material, Call at once and get out of the DistHet of Columbia, to butcher voor | Sergeant-atarme, President ‘Cleary called ‘the | wAS*AULT AND Barreny—Hat Foley and his | Sho At STEVENSS, cheien. HEATH & KNOWLES, ber secession ordinance and subsequent acts, le lity of bij; iT the t- brates of Virgina and Maryinnd; but trutieu | meting to order, and aid hat hesappossd wes | wits were rveed ynety Oy geicumen Cu | mnie 226. bh ad th fn agents, eee ee ote Se ee come from elsewhere into the District to over- | understood that no one would remain in the room They were taken before Justice Donn and held to WM, HW. WHEATLEY’S Office—Room. 16 over Bank of Washington. oo throw vour ¢ Government, destroy your property, | who was not (i fg cease ot thn National | security for Court. ee Ee R Leta ne CLEANS | jn10 More Alabama Treeps Ordered te Pensacola. an te} ou, Wi ou tame! esent your | Volunteers Every! said “aye.” About this -— nage std aoe oe TANG — acer naked breaut lo the bayonet wed the Bowie knite? time the reporter of the. Constitution announced | Ise 4 conor onsnvatiox that thoroare moro | Ofcts—Ne 383 south site Pa. avenue bettocen rR SENIOR ASG |g atcee ee, Sh —Aestome Som Alston wey ‘ashin: can ttle to influence th r- is presence. Some caucussing too! e, a om debility, amon, icans, than can > d es y GS Fi . rent of events In the States, and her present ull. | It was desided. that it would be tnjucdicigus ts | bE round Seema aan oamnens Amerioaae:than.ean | ang £5 Yofersan srrect Coornetstees D.C. ranted Goud baad WINDOW Sie Diet cola by that State. The Auburn ( Alabama) Guards movemen: $ eed " reaso! q too and Repiete with every desirab'e apparatus, and pro- and z left there this morning, and the Tuskogee Zouaves reeMtatel poe Uo rg Bes pray eipedhorge coe pn Ped endl be oo. tthe wants of the body vmth vided with the best talent and arcatic skit ta oe Bie HOLLAS p GEADES al leave to-nig bt ‘Other ‘companies are also going cums wilehohe tongel coetres If any doubt | stitution. Dr. Hoyle sald bs b sort | Sulks o noes, In all such cases, ordinary med- | Amerios. tho subsoriber is prepared to demonstrate | TA guts al hres and colors, REMAUANTS eco Sas nol ‘ol. any dou! # J 5 ye e ho; no repor! ines cando little good. What is required is just | to bis customer: that pre-eminent as may havo been PER HANGINGS at one-fourth leas than’ cost bad been entertained it the necessity of her | would bemade; that the National Volunteers did | suon a tonic and i vigorator as Dr ‘ostetter has hi xcelsivr® | PA a in Prepositions from South Carelina. J. Ho " t tto i Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old s 4 arming herself, it to be dispelled by the | not wish any report of the proceedings to be pub- | given to the worl his celebrated Bitters, The ~ Cleans: Kefimishing Ladies’ and ‘ needi abo n New Yoru, Jan. 14 —A special dispatch re- very sypeaitien to it; ‘what ew need pa Be lished. Everybody again Na ager "The Con. Soak and pervou: onizen of the counting house, jen Ms kee $27 ieee thle otenaee oa een, “Al ceived bere from ‘Weshlogtca ea: that South of tion can ext less it be in a desire | stitution man was, however, invited to remain in | the Peron goes bear gall wa d, and the ee. Pp . Bho} 5 . ates ‘work executed and superintended by practical men | Carolina bas offered to evacuate all the forts and ‘tudont of ths midnight iamp, haves = oe who iiave served @ regular apprenticeship at their Public property in case Maj. Anderson shell b= q named office trade, Please give mea call, Remember the -um- | ordered back jo Fort Mouliri oak | eaeeee epee. ber. . INO. MARKRITER, ent | No. 486 Seventh st ,8 above ~ ja 1-en1ot* Odd Fellows’ Hall. | Arkamsas Semote Refaxes to Pass the Con- . H, WHEATLEY. Dyer. : UPPLIES vention a a m to rush in uy; unarmed and un- | communion, as “‘ friendly to the cause.” prostrat t Prepared? apie fi Hows says that at. this point one of the sentries | & Wonderful regouerator jn the Bittara, and ved! Toarms! Be ready to repel | up stairs Ppenes to halt in his rounds, and Butit thould ndt 8 Be not deceived! it be fc that th - the threateoed invasion of ruffians, and with your | planting bis big hoofsdirectly over the convenient | wits cal i atoncs, upon frame | | Goode received snd returned by Express with the 80 Magi ite ini arms firmly grasped, await in peace the ‘ress | crack of course shut off all observation. From | which is merely debilitated is equally powertvl in | utmost prompinees of events. W asnincton the whispered mutterings that occasionally came | &sisting nature to expel the moet terrihie forma of | _ja 8-lw Poot fale dee sac Se ee eae oe neers aes ena] sulnority shave | SRTY Li touch ant aceioel eras wheres SJ SASONA BLE DRY C00 D8!) aitssedNptvel alta re ee tne ea ec Pee earatees Proroszo ‘ENSION THe Battixorg | were ie! e resolutions passed ja i . — ; az al . a A, axp Outo Raitnoad Ackoss TUE Porowac — | the meeting last week as yolng a lectis too far. | 28° 008% Cloaks, Shawis, Flannels, | Homezmede Mince Meat, rasde, by my direction | of that State hiss rejected the House Convention bill and urder my supervision, Joun W Garrett, Esq., President of the Baltimore | It would appear also that something tad turned Hownora ‘Hic REMEDIES Merinos, i os ever off-r sale at 16 per pound, son Onie: Retneed Caserta: chamaea a | jks aacee ai tgs oes eek ee copsttio Remedice pat up oxpreasty a Tangy | ee Banoy Silke nx Robes, -it7** | Bost Old Whiety. Brod tal Wines, mittee, in reference toa to authorize t al- ence containing 2 vials, from 4 to ‘arns, po % bbis. Flour, best br Family, Extra, and ‘more and Obto Railroad C: to extend the | disinclined to come up to the scratch of ‘nin; book ef fall directions, Fi le Irish Lineos Sheetings, Nepkins, rands, ° Waablagton Branch of thelt reed t the Potemes | the roll. Before the mleeting adjourned, « pledge iy cage ves fy Flag Superfine. 0, ES whol and jeaver Cloth, anel, pe river, aud across the same. for the purpose of con- | of secresy was exacted of each person W. A. Fitageral, 353 north F street; . Linen Sets, Eembroideries, | gA,G°unplets sseortment of Groceries of all kinds. Alexandria ALExanvRia, Jan 15 —Flow Present. ene Wi Sugar at7 cents per pound. 67069. Oats BaZic. Cc ra Meal 69a72c. per bushel necting with southern ratiroads, and which, | Nice, patriotic, above-board proceedings, says 5 Bh Winter, oorney of Maseactuesttg ve: neeeneaen, Ocatkatie Weitere. : ISRABL DEMING. Seeds—limothy $3283 50; Clover $4 25096 62 ; originally reported to the Senate, that y boss! ‘or internal and external infemmations of | Allof which we offer at Prices to auit the tims de i7-e03w ___between Louimana ay. and D st. | Flaxseed $1 40afi.45. Provisions—Butter, roll. Iu an amended form on the 2ist of December, es mE Telesstove: mas 9-ly de 12 ~ TAYLOR & HUTCHISON! = — = = 10a20c.; Bacon ilal3c.; Pork $7 @0s#7 50 Lard is now to be considered by :he House. Tax Mititia Orricers Arrotntep.—The list ————— "HE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY Cc GAUTIER’S Watte.” Eggs lalée. Whisky 2ia30c Mr. Garrett expresses the willingness of the | of militia officers having been made out, com- Faow H. B. Hazann, T MONT A . FRENCH RESTAURANT. Company which he directs to engage in the work | Missions were yesterday issued to the following ‘samrpores, D. Dr, SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, finds it ii UP Baltimers Markew. sibel wine Whsktacin set ak gree eee VER AND QULT ES FAS TIES. be in the city the In soheiting zone tro all yout atten! mage would ios. his el it suits of PAR- koee. RSCEPTION end pot nde 5 furnished in the most fashi pote Bad alway ona ry a link in the t | gentlemen to act in the several capacities herein | _8. W. Fowie & of com; ing necessary dg great went bs 4 Tee! aomtat | o Cauees Saney — Se, A. Tid, Cetenal of regiment x nel € Sige onteated only forty matlcn ia the route, dees | second regiment, Martin E Bright, Colonel of the boon, but rather jn the Saviors. Jan. 15 —Flour firm. Howard st. respectfully | and Obio beld at $5 62! City Mills $5.50 Wh-at firm; red $1 30al 35; white 81.4521.65 Corn ad van:ing tencency, 3c higher; mixed 67c. Prov! ment. James E. M Colonel of | ti i ral it y t nady to accommodate se ‘et an: sous firm Coffee 'stesdy at 12\cal3e. Whisky Convonicace ced itis en | the fourth regiment, Jonah D. Hoover, Goloas! | pretccsas ine, at various times, but their mination of the Lange with the Reepirometor | ment 28 Pa: avenue, 3 steady at 190 it with the imposition | of the fifth regiment. J Middleton, ment gave but little, and that only maerary taxes upon its property Colonel of the sixth regiment. Thos. Blagden, | Telief, ,My sufferings, wero intense, and 1 meek Saa Ee oveese. 05 Oe | int { ADIES THICK WINTER BOOTS of Kid Financial. a ju leton. i Peesconn. Coats Ski. Colonel of the seventh regiment. Rich’d S. Coxe, | Gur druggist induced me tot brated B Laced vet Tri nstrue enated ia, fed afake P 2 : ; Ouicage wed’ echt inhend sony ditoets ¢ | Colonel of the eighth regiment. Hitters; which I did, though little | Mi: e Also Mistes Boote of the same bicago a 65 soa coreernates ever: tee | Ticutennnt Coltacie.-G. A. Bchwirnian, Lion- | ETE eat reluctatoe—for Uhad aetuan | ts and Constipation of th rolling from’s0 canta to Sper shares 80%; do. bonds 91%; Le Crome ald tee, be | tenant Colonel of the second regiment. James Y. that iad come to the ognclemon fat a'l proprie- Soncees wound 5 at ip theee thanel re ba ti ee Sane ca Hae —_— Davis, Lieutenant Colonel of the fourth regiment. ae macicines, were, ike, worthiogs- tat, iter levaiiet cntheseent cnet Soares ton Co. 144; Va. Ps. av. 's 76; Mo. 6's 69; Ladies’ and Misses’ ubber twelves 102. built in accordance . | Jos. Peck, Lieutenant of the regi- “* ith st. aud La. av. Seapets approved hen pies fom poe 4 tS” Mei Holi , Lileu t the use of pie perfect oar cornst Seventh st. au ash at the pleasure of Congress, which is a peculiarity | Colonel of the elghth regiment. ie ahteps ig al aes aasie. eure tor uys Majors.—Chas. 8. Wallach, Major of the first 212° Pennsyivani - of the amended bill. regiment. John Watts, Major of the third tect: | Pre Ly Seth W. Powe Oe. Bostog, ead dl for Boots, § 275 ns ete 275 ‘Turep Wanp Votuntaer Mititta —The Third | ment. F. A.Klopfer, Major of the fifth regiment. | for salein 6. S. B. Waite: | Povorl shal be compelied te is eeoounte Is warranted in every JACKSON, want Cay Saige entent etc | centan ig ie rank pesos | Se whae | Bake ak Ae eeiscs:| Mlietaaie ee Spin et * + 402 BEE * % oa ‘There raat a a prevent. Chas. P. Stone.—Repuditcan. odor andy drasbiste craves ns ca: i... * so. eee ln ipal art ap a ee Sa, =. a Lae coment sce al ~~ CEMETERY NOTICE. the constitution of the Washington Light Infantry, | | Suraeme Count, Ysranpar.—David D. Col- BEG Most respectfully to inform ow ‘ lis at T a) % stag ea ceamer, nee somata | ay etasoneae pen ms Poeinicatiecte tn aiie eat say a] "MGMT ate me (Sy SEN Sea form wae Paes ws» ae rece. ee casTevENs. | It greeks, | Eeesnsar sesh or toe ant wr Holt, the two ‘Militia Mofor Generals, States for the western distri Tax hath Van ¥. bee Marbie We is " a ext vans of 9 ooh Se ene ee ee Site tt Lette, nt PHO | a teat ning rene Eee ier B The appointed 2 committee to wait on | 6ai in costs, he vanek, ea! . ‘submitting to them the| No. 45. Geo. H. Kyle et al., plaintiffs in error, _ va a Ses: seen Bene —Seonstitution adopted by the compsny, and if the oh geen etna ris, Teomes, fer the oveu: " {| SORTEO NUMERO 1 GP same be approved, to apply !iumediately for gaia fa crroe and condnned by bar, Gene f Bronchial ” CAPITAL PRIZE 8100, chars ~) arms, &c. tion declares tbe organization to be for the defendants In error. Adjourned. fen at : : ‘4 o We would call the attention of our readers