Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1861, Page 2

a ech ‘This EVEMNG STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: _ WEDNESDPAY......... .Febranry 6, 1861. Spirit of the Merajog Press The Intelligencer quotes the Missouri papers to sbow that the sentiment of that State is eminently conservative, and that the idea of se- cession is not entertained to any great degree. ‘The “Republican says that Virginia bas saved the country In all probability from a civil war, and no measures of concession not inconsistent with Republican principles should now be re- fosed by Republicans. Justice, generosity, and gratitude combine to dictate this policy. Tus V 4 Evsction.—The returos from the Virgi lection continue to be fragmentory. Nevertheless, they tell unmistakably in almost every instance, bow the different counties went on Monday lst; whetber conservative, or for im- mediate secession. We continue the publication of such Information on the subject commenced yesterday, as follows—repeating the accounts from counties then given, only where the later Bews enables us to give fuller returns, in figures: Pairfaz—Dulany, Union, elected by 176 ma- FT serich—Mesers Conrad and Marshall, Union, elected. Spottsylvania—John L. Marye, Unton, elected by a large me: ay yd Wm'S Bartow. Bedford—W m. L. Goggin, Union, is elected. AmbAerst—Gariand, secession|st, is elected. crengaaer errs ae Carter, Union, elected. Union majority in Loudoun aboat 1,000. Clarke—Hugh M. Nelson, Union, elected by 124 —Union ticket elected. Monongahalia—Two Unionists elected. (W. T._Hill one of the successful candidates ) Washington, (ex-Secretary Floyd's county)— ‘The two Union candidates elected by 1,000 ma- ity. so Tiifax—Thos. 8. Flournoy, Union, is elected. It is probable that Bruce, Union, is also elected, though the contest between him and Edmunds is very close. ski — Union candidate is elected. Beckaghum The Usion candidat ie elected. Prince George and Surry—Tim. Rives, Union, ted Taylor—Unionist elected. Weod—J. J. Jeckson, Union, elected. Powhatan and Sussez—Each send Union dele- qates. - “ Mecklenburg, Hanover and Amelia—Secession- iste elected Princess Anne—Ex-Gov. Wise elected. Matthews —Montague, Secessionist. elected. Roanoke —C. C. Tayloe, Union, elected by 66 lampshire.—E. M. Fant | and David Pog, Union, elected by 150 majority. sson—Has elected a Secessionist. Hichkmond city.—Jobnson and McFarland, pisarse | and Randolph, Secessionist, certainly qichingham has ected Coffman, Lewis, and Union, & majority ro to one. Shanon doch tan elected Williams and Conn, oa! le leckbridge hae elected Dorman and Moore; Lunenburg bas elected an Unionist. —<$<$<$<<_______. Prextz Gaxvs'—The public should not be deceived by the result of Monday’s Virginia election. Three-fourths of the delegates chosen over opponents pledzed to vote for immediate and unconditional secessiou, are themselves pledged to vote for secession in case it is found impossible for the Peace Congress, now gatbered here, to come to such a settlement of the controversy as Will accord to the border slaveholding States a Prospect of being able to bring the seceded States back to their allegiaige to the Union. The ground they assumed in almost every county of the State ‘was, that it is possible to obtain from the North such terms as will satisfy not only the people of the border sis vebolding States that the idea that the power of the Government of the United States is hereafter to be wielded against the institutions and the constitutional rights of the South is a monstrous delusion wrought by demagogue poli- ticians in their own midst to destroy the Union, Dut one (2 settlement) that will also at once cause the organization of an Union party in every se- ceded State, that will triumph in all of them whenever the question may come before their people; which must happen when the ques‘io& of the acceptance or rejection of the settlement of the Peace Congress goes to the People of the rest of the States of the original U: sipadeeeteeeenenneniamacnstientis Dasexnovs Lusistation —Y esterday the House passed, without due investigation, a joint resolu. tion suspending the operation of a gener:i law, to suit the schemes of the lobby ina particular case. We allade to the joint resolution suspending, in the case of Cyrus H. McCormick's application before the Patent Office for an extension or renewal of certain patents, the operation of the law which fixes the time allowed for filing rebutting testi- Tony in such cases. We know nothing of the merits of the case of Mr. McCormick before the Commissioner of Patents, sitting as a judge—in a judicial capacity. But we do know that legislation suspending the “pplication of a law, to bear en the particular ease of anycitizen, is a most dangerous and repre- hbensible use of the authority of Congress. A very heavy lobby is now at work to smuggle through Congress the joint resolution referred to above, and it 1s at their bebest that the House bos thas struck 2 blow at the integrity of the law, which, if the precedent be set, may be repeated hereafter in any man’s case, where bis opponents chose to employ the lobby to get special legisla- tion to secure them advantages in the determina- tion of the suit, which the general laws as they stand, do not accord to them. ‘The recent defeat of the aspira- tions of Horace Greely to succeed Senator Seward, in the New York Republican Legislative caucus, teile the story of the dethronement of abolition ul. traism in the councils of that party in the Empire State. Mr. Harris, who was nominated over him, of course owes his election to the Republican supporters of the views of Mesers. Seward and Weed upon the question of the times. The New York Tribune bas gone absolutely de- ranged over the defeat of Mr. Greely, and the con- sequent overthrow of the former supremacy of bis 2bolition doctrines over republican Ppartyisme in New York. it now daily abuses Mr Seward, Mr. C. F. Adams, Mr. Kellogg, of illinois, et al_, for being compromisers, traitors to the Chicago plat- form, &c., &¢. In fact, it has virtuality declared undying hostility against the incoming adminis. tration, on the ground that it is destined to labor manfully for the preservation of the Union by Peaceful means. Sac ee a ee Viainta.—The additional returns of the Vir- ginia election received up to the hour at which ‘we go to press to-day, go to show that the ular majority in the State against the. policy urged upon ber people by her Senators and nine of ber Representatives (including Mr. Wilifam Smith) bas been rejected by a Majority of quite ‘fy thousand votes—quite fifty thousand! We do not believe those sympathizing with them — as many as twenty-five delegates Who really represent the sentiments of Vir- ginia in the Congress of the United States? Sen- stors Mason and Hunter, and her nine members ef the lower House acting with them throughout the controversy’?—or Messrs. Millson, Boteler, Harris and Clemens? Does not that fifty thousand majority tell: ————_____” Coou.—The Baltimore Sun, after urging Vir- Sinis to secede immediately, and not to direct the reference of the action of ber Convention back to the people, coolly characterizes the result of Vir- Sienrricax who, like the Sar, dave fought disunion at every step, aad counseled Virginia to do Precisely as sbe bas done, can only sare in a inaze of ameec, Ment at the amount of “ cheek” thus manifested by the chap who edits the Sun. The fellow would ‘De worth his weight im cold tn the sanctum of = New York sevestion journal—would he not? SN TENNESe28 cuccts her Stale Convention on the Oth inst. She will give as heavy a proporttonate gonjority for the settlement of the question with the border siaveboiding ‘States remaining in the Valen, es Virginian gave on Monday last. The 1 ct le now conceded bere. {t will then be seen ars CONGRESSIONAL. Items Telegraphed from 2 eee eee Wasuinctos, Feb. 5 —Commander Walker is Sexate.—Afer our closed yesterday— | ty be court martialed, for acting con to orders Mr. Trumbull, from joint committee ap- | in bringing the. ip Supply to New York, inted to ascertain and report a mode for exam- } instead of Vera Cruz with provi- ining the votes for President and Vice President sions for the ron there. of the United States, and notifying the persons | "SQgve clected. reported the following resolution; which} womtaated to the was : * Resolved, That the two Dantel, deceased; end Jobo was bamber of the House of Representatives, on District Kansas. Weanestor, the 13th day of February, 1861, at 12 x peduset The fi ee eee ee be | terest since the secession of Louisiana, has been Supreme ler on the part of the Senate and two on the | " Captains Storer, Lavalette and Powell have part of the Mouse of Re} tatives to makea list | heen appointed & Court of Inquiry at the request of the votes as they sball be declared; that the re- | of Captain Armstrong, to investigate the elrcum- sult shall be delivered to the President of the Sen- | stances attending tee surrender of Pennsaoola ate, who shall announce the state of the vote and | Navy Yard. The Court will meet on Friday. the persens elected to the two Houses assembled ° oa etree Trxas.—The telegraph lected President and Vice President of the tbat the ice jent of Usteed Set cade Nester ithe ter wee Legislature of Texas has essay: ze the votes, be entered upon the Journals of the two | acts of the Texas State Convention called by the i ie Texas secession leaders. The Convention bas Mr. W! on “epee yey ser apt commer declared the State ded, and bas refused to sy Poet That the President of the United | submit its own action to the people. These are States be requested to inform the Senate, if, inbis | the acts which the Legislature has assumed pinion, not incompatible with the public in | authority to legalise. Rererace House ae Lata for what purpose treope and. munitions 6f nounces the whole proceedings of the unautbor- war have been, since the commencement of this session of Con; concentrated In this city, | !zed Convention and the usurping Legislature Ger of such troops, the potnts from as being Illegal, refusing to recognize or to be whence they were withdrawh, and the res; tive bound by them. if pot gicet pai povadey pd poy fi | The Convention was elected by less than one- the city, that such service be specified, ‘and, in | third of the vote of the State! The usurping such case, that he inform the Senate under the | secession leaders will find the old man of San authority of what law they are to be employed 1 | Jacinto sustained by a large majority of the people - of Texas in this case when the trial of strength from several: ‘ Let it lie over.” oe igler moved to take up the resolution sub- | comes, as in the many almost similar contests that mitted by him yesterday, which is as follows : have marked his eventful career in Texas. Resolved, That the Commissioners appointed by the several States to attend a convention to be | Tax Pack Convention can hardly get fairly held in this city on this day be admitted to the | to work ere the commencement of next week. See ee SUPE OL MIR 80h | accu asic ellie ane eiiiving ally, ened thors 4% ‘The resolution was adopied. & multitude of preliminaries to be arranged and sone yore eye baer pagers dispesed of before they can come to the consider- wo a oe oe special order, being | ation of the only question upon where there bids = = uthorizing © leas; andi the Dill ‘wes fair to be any considerable difference of opinion— ‘The amendment reported by the Committee on | the territorial slavery question. We bope, how- Finance, viz. to add a section in the following | ever, that by next Saturday night week, that will Satna ae ett Jane 22,1060, entitled an act | 4. in such a train of settlement as thit all will tion of Treseury notes, te, and the seme ls herent, | understand that it is certain to be fully and final- Te) a herpes sek é tad Baas es ly disposed of with much unanimity. reported oak sane ois Ex-Presipext Tyter’s Appress, on taking third time and fe The Senate then took up the President's mes- | the chair yesterday, as President of the Peace mee: Congress, is one of the most affecting and elo- PoieRU MRSe: las eA ene Ee: | aucat eifirte of the Kied ever qpcten tm tate & political heresy, the prolific mother of political | 4 sins, destructive not onlv to the t but to all | country. Those who heard it, all speak of it in future confederacies. It was the producer of such terms. anarchy, which is next todespotism. He ridiculed the — of the erie vel te oan ig Lido Nominate: cating their seats, had pla ie anxious inations to the Senate, viz: T.D mourners, and called thei? sttention to the public tela liom U.S. Attorney for pe Mexico; J operty they had stolen. eee? ree J Las r. p Perth quoted from the organic act of | B. Howe, for Marshal of the Northern District of Alabama, that she stood bound to remain in the | New York; and Henry R. Corbin, Assistant Judge Union until she obtained the consent of the other | of tah. States, and also from the act admitting Louisiana, securing the perpetual free navigation of the Mis- Tax Wxatner.—The following report of the sissippi. weather for the morning is made from the Amer. At this point Mr. Johnson gave way for an | ican Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Simith- -—The President bas made the fvl- adjournment. poweore ae. The time of observation is Hovss.—At the close of our report— neers Mr. Taylor, of La., in a brief speech reviewed Fesevasr 6, 100) cloudy. 28? clear, pleasant clear, wind SW clear. clear, pleasant clear, pleasant Burlington, Vt. the course of the seceding States, and justified the 2 action of Louisiana. He said that the tide of se. pelt Ret cession had progressed fo far that there was no cy rg in existence that could arrest it. If both jouses of es should unanimously ness the ol re propositions of the Committee of Thirty-three, it 2 ‘would have no effect upon the determination’ of snd yam the Soutfi- He asse: that the influence of cot- clear’ cool. ton upon the whole civilized world was so fat, that any attempt to coerce the South would n the supply of cotton, and plunge the whole world in bapkruptcy and ruin; and if the Federal Gov- ernment al pted to carry out the policy styled the enforcerent of the laws, the whole South would rise up to a man to resist it. Mr. Bouligny rose to a personal explanation, and said: He, like bis colleague, bad not received any official intimation of the withdrawal of bis State, under a secession ordinance, from the Union of these States. The Convention which bad passed that ordinance Lad ey gab togive bim = a of bogs bier ge a cones, enaee é circumstancs ie would pay no attention to lev ry ‘ovi t Any act of that body. He had not been elected by | Cleveland, O. . the Saaitesontan at 7a w.. (ooe- t, and they had nothing to do with thei, or they | rected for temperature,) 30,010; at noon, 20,957 with him. They had not even thought Proper to Thermometer at 7 a.'m.,'33°: at noon, 40’. forward him a copy of the ordinance, and to that Maximum during 31 hours, ending 9 a. nm to- ordinance he would pay no attention. He was day, 36°; pone nde be ry see impelled to this action by another reason. He ¥» 365 x. differed from his colleagues and the Senators from his State for this reason, that he was the clear, pleasant lear’ {07> Several Alabama Postmasters have de- ~~ in the Republican en the com red THE EFFECTS OF THE PANIC. juestion, and conseq' embarrassmenis of the neoming Administration. The Chicago Tribune reads ie Seas, of Ninels, out of the ag eg account tions. fe in manifested here the radical That usually retail from @3 to &2°, tape Sia decle ean teats Oe ere ~teete pe ween this place and the position now occupied vy him. ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH, panne fey een mean 2 Mr. Washburne, of Maine, telegraphed to Gov ATUEE eee xD srepogwOn SATURDAY en I OPPOSITION STORE, ORRIN. ate eieioak. in alize the iblican party. P- peals of the same nature, ited the departure of the Commissioners until this evening. Horace Greeley arrived bere this morning, and went West after a few hours stay, without seeing Mr. Lincoln. He is back to-morrow morning, when he will make his wishes known to the lent elect. He is very severe on Mr. Cameron and Mr. a positive declara- tion, in reference to the promise movement, ‘Will doubtless be elicited by him. Mr. Lincoln received the news of Greelvy’s defeat at Albany with bis usual ber erage A Pennsylvania delegation is here to urge Gov. Reeder, in case cf Cameron’s withdrawal. Mr. Lincoln has received and an invi- tation from the State authorities and citizens of Albany to visit thatcity. The trip from New York to Albany is now definitely determined on. ‘The Presidential party will stop at the Metropoli- tan Hotel while tn New York city. 476 Pexwsrivania AVENUE, Y y Sth. and ee rited the end works Call and examine = = bt yey La BOOKS!' BOOKS'' the city. pe We are closing out large stock of Standard a-4 ea M..csllaneous Books at one-half of the rega’sr prices. @1 BOOKS SELLING FOR 60 CENTS, $1.26 BOOKS SELLING FOR 60 TO 78 ‘ CENTS, @ $2 BOOKS SELLING FOR J.C. McOUIRG & Avets TO 81.25. ALL NEW BOOKS Reosived as soon as Published, and Bold AT RETAIL, atthe = Lowest Wholesale Prices. ‘erniture, AMUSEMENTS. Shi i L of rppent itventon WASHINGTON THEATER: REMEMBER, fation on the dat a en wiectee ee YOU CAN GET BOOKS And mary other articles td numerous to enumer- Sage Manse res ‘idtuPuner Bean | fcom 90 to £0 per cont. leas than Publisher's prices, eraq-vs end desrymen will do well te attend acd frente ‘erme: All of and under RLEGANT SETS OF JEWELRY, acredit ot aa-6: and Sodnye: for coer LADIES’ NECK, GUARD. and THIS EVENING, Last Night but one of MR. SOTHERN, Who will appear as ’ days, for CHATELAINE | "fye'a 8" GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aveta, AINS, By CLEA! & GREEN. Auctioneers, KINCHIN, and GENTS’ VEST CHAINS, &o,, &o., “ Bbc Ninth street In Buokstone’s beautiful Drama entitled . fet Hevst# LD KITCHEN FURNI- FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Also, as BEESWING. In the roaring Farce of WHO POISONED SUSAN? AN Waeor TeTiIonN. ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH. On Teva Hostes ane wees be? fetant, — si |. in front of our A: 476......Pennsylvania Avenne......476 & good assortment o! y = SA Batti AE pe SPECIAL NOTICE. Wz rotarn Sur simosie take to those of ont cs, jomers who “im rh, i Lonnee. Mirror, ied and settled their ac- In retea-sai the Romance of cuts,aed we trust test all ohe have not will Sete A POOR YOUNG MAN, It_ | onl! withont deiny and sattle up. with many other articles too numerous ONCERT WM. R. RILEY & BROTHER, Fr Cc ‘No. 36 Central Store, Atil coiock we will se Ree Ra between 7th and 8th streets, ‘wo goed wees YOUNG LADIES fo 4st Onpowite Centre Market. |, ,Twoood Work Horse, | OF THE THIRD DISTRICT SCHOOL, EAL REEN, Avcte. DRY Goops Oor Stook of pil Finds of Dry Goods ie weil as- od: and we tnvil ereone tn rt took throught, as wo are determined to sell at eat Aoi] TW. R. RILEY & BROTHER. Assisted bya QuaRtETTE oF Younc GENTLEMEN, 4t OOD FELLOWS’ HALL, Navy Yard, On THURSDAY EVENING, the 7th inst , By J.C. MoGUIRE a? Coon AI/S SALE 0! ¥ aoe a — Materia, —On SA a AY MORNING. Februar: st at 10 of9) 1c} jer of nt of the Avotion by ‘the Under the direction of J. H Damixt, Teacher of No. 36 Central Store, States Marehs:, we shall sell to the highest : Tiokets 25 “orate,” Ciidsex half price. Piano | fe¢ st per gy rarente 2 Bxth — 16) i 4 ~ 5 furnished by John F. Ellis, Esq. fos 3t CiARSNDON HQREG RRSTAURANT— 2 Marvle-top et wens 4 Water Closet, — ~ = Hy Mi» 4 2 Chi ne ‘ater a BALLS, PARTIES, &e. | isterm os (ue apt ist nag é fron Purge’ poo Bi thee Bpe the Restau- sa. A A Sinn gnethmee Gocumr ot po fos J.C. MoGUIRE & C@., Avew. and Sixty street He will atall times be By J. C. Mo@UIRE & Co., ‘Anchoneore, rrdto serve al who msy favor him SBARES OF STOCK Ma: : the best WINES. LIQUORS and Ci- | 83 4 Wil besold at Se wellac OYSTERS CAFS & other ARMs ‘ oMPA>y aT AvoTION.~ Wi Old-Fashion Sociable Cotillon Party, TO BE GIVEN AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, THURSDAY, Frervary 711. g ‘19 auction, at our auction :oome, in city, Nett Proceeds ‘or the Orphan Boys’ Asylum. | delicacies of the seaon. fe be Tees ba¥ the 1h cart rc or ~s- { Tiokets $2, admitung s gextioman and indies, ECAN’T BE BEAT IN SELLING CLOTH- a | No Tickets cold at the doce en bo had redioes ING ohcap, at No, 460 Seventh at, opposite | It may goncern. 3 Shares of Stock sonal applicatiog to any of the following gentiemen, | Post Office. tezéw | ARG 5..C. MoSUIRE & OB., Ancts. Ne OOUATERYROARD OF MORAGERS ATAPSCO, NEW RiCBMOND, AND ISA- By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auchoneers, James G Berret, P O'Donnoghue BELLA MILLS FLOUR. No. 526 corner th and D streets W T Dove, Jee BUCKW HE. ONIONS, &o. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AN, Jos PF Brown, sv) 1 bbls Patarsco 1h . ited cupe Kitcnen Frasttcas —On IDAY, the Hudsou Taylor, Jonn E rior to any other brands in th: ‘ket. instant, at 1° o'clock s. m., we will ‘at the F Mohn, Edward Siam, , Joha A Ma 169 bbls. New Richmond XXX Bxtia Flour, | instant, at ie elook : mi. we, will sell at the JC McGuire, C Wendell, BF Ri 3 bbis, Isabella Extra and do. Pennsyivania av-nus, between Sd and 4 6 reete. IP Pepper, Wm F Bay WJ 6,200 Ibs. superior Penn-ylvaris Buckwheat Meal, Virtwe of two desde of tru Dear ng Cate Jerk Jas F Halidey, ECDye Dr Ton 5» bbls. Onions, in prime order, 87 186°, and recorcea in ye Fwd “aie ABStoughton, Dr A McD Davis, Jas A Ta 50 bbls. Apples. aad the athor' ben fas Guts and of January ABGrecresd, RFOBum, Mame Hoo ived this Cay. and for ssle low. in lots to | Titi Wend duly recor and und te evden of Alex Prove sem Towers, in M Keatin oh 2 F] * A P Hoover, WUOD. geny and Walnut Chairs, and es. ‘Andrew Jorce, PaKug,. A No. 1 artitt 2 at HICKORY Woon. Also, Do Dressing cok cther Boece Wek Ue urrosiee Hin Mog cae others yeni Po”, Jouny Lind and other Bedstends and WW Laskey. EP All orkcte thosld be erccmpniia’ With the Beds Ca hs mashes 3 anivere deat omen ‘change unless special | A large lot of Bedding. we aa) speak orders are left to that effect Chine, , and Crockery Ware, RH Laskey, ys RC Biervens W. M. GALT. Iwory- Hand! aiwes. JC Fitzpatrick, JohuAlesander, Dr 2 Pa gee ee it eed ao Ed Towers, W W Webb, Alb jnzs 22 Pa av.. bet. 11th and 12th ets lated te and 6 Ouleiots, Wm Wall, Jerome Digger, Pu Hi 10.000 x oo prey Thee J Pia Richt @ Clarke, Johe'P Wonrn oF vob T3!8hors axo TRUNKS, | WENN eee Ree ee ae eee a re Cw Danas ee ara Suant saceses z cae be = sams of and myfer 839 cash; over CW CDunuington, Jno a 8 5 2 i ; Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. » orgit of) and 60, dave. for notes satisfac Ke Stick ta & Fo mOOvAE's Bhone GREEN & WIULIAMS, Aucts, culy sasmber ot from his State who had | clined to render their accounts, saying they await Ee etink bra ing every var | been elected asa staunch Union ,oan, and u the actior of their State, of Ladies’ sok Ve er 7 [UNPRECEDENTED succgss: that principle he would stand forever. [Applause ] eee ELING TRUNKS ae cow fang ERA — ee be oan kien here he bea sworn aon YATEINGTON Pn othe le Aryeh? ~ ear nite below ‘origina! otk, sietre es vee tain the Constitution of the United States, and by | 1oswill Tagat TO-AIGHT at she armory of Colas the publio in solicited’ as great inducements il e that oath he was determined to stand. But when- | pzny C, Thorn’s Building, Seventh street, at & MH Stevens, be made to parchacers. ever he was instracted by bis constituents to with- | O'clock. A full alterdance is re uex'ed. : Geo Oyster, The above comprises @ large rah Sha, mag DR. SCHLOSSER draw, be would do so—not exactly withdraw AS Y NPAVIS. Geo Patton, Robi bmp French aud Amer.can Gaiters, '. but he would resign. And whenever he should | —J¢* Col_Commanding W.L LB. Walter Tarpin, Barr $e: for lacies aad gentlemen. al m be compelied to realgn, he would atill be a Union | (7=COMPANY A, WASHINGTON LIGHT JTGiveu,” Harmen Berns, | a note Seore,ia for rentand the Fixtares man, and always aad ‘onder the flag of the] US INFANIRY "BATTALION —You will CR Bishop, Dorsey eck, Ret ock, either 1m whole or in WASHINGTON. country which fed given him birth. [Generai | © eeton THURSDAY NIGHT’, the 7th instant, a: C W Cunningham, Andrew Carroll, part, will be soldat privateeale. To any one de- outer. applause } Ts o'eluck, at Coombe’ Building, Penn, a- enue, ln, Dr RC Griffin, PM Henry, sirous of entering the Boot, Shoe and Truak Busi- "Fe House took up the deficlency bill, which | porta tbusluces, (Every nae hee eee etd In | Joe M Keanedy, 3 Benda M Wiliam” | B68 this stlords @ better’ opportunity thaa may se bad passed throuxh the Committee of the Whole | pwent. i UVery mouber ie expected t0 be | Tice Galle EE What, “*Prrsone incobied will confer a favor by promptly | CERTAIN, rns Lint bara A the rt of > LEM. TOWERS. Copta‘s._ | £ Schwere Bach B drecke, Pekaee osiling and settling their accounts. jaTtt PERMANENT asp tive, judicial and executive oratene a eae AT TE RION, COMPANY Bo WASH-| EF Gacc., Johw Down W Albert King, *RENCH & RICHSTEIN, SAFE CURE Remed; those for the support of the consular and | arsheroh rdrced teen EAN RM ype | aw NRoven, 1 Meo) ee Ik 278 Pawn. Avenvz, Fon diplomatic corps and otber branches of the Gov- | MORROW (Tharsis) EVENING et eat past | anaia’a Fall Bend will furnish tho Music, Mr. | ghaneee"Ghatecin Monee ae can and x. CORNS. ernment were also . ‘The Senate amend. | 7 o'clock. Peal. DUBANT, Gepte*| giangia'® Fall Band wall Confectionery. pr a Oy a BUNIONS, ment appropriating 000 for certain privileges | _C. P. P, WROE, O. S. fe6 2t Mr. Jotun Lho.:cson. the popu ar attendant of | tipiow. eekly, monthly and quarterly. Call and SUFT CORNS. oom te pti rl nbn phy g 1 nega- ATTENTION, No. 5.—The members of | Od Follows’ i Il have care of the fafand | subscribe. Now is the time, ‘New Fork. hile . fn committee, was negatived by the House th de Fire Company, No. # ‘oom. 'e clphia, Ba: h in axD by a vote of 43 yees to I] nays The senute lem notified thatthe rec aiae arene ON ase vant ately after the ar" ALU DISEASES OF THE FEET amendinent appropriating 135,000 for the pur. | ths Company will bs held on THUR SHAY. thet Haas ja 15 chase of Wendell's printing establishment, oud | instants g¢7% Wolcok p.m. The memb rs ‘will ba WANTS. —— which in committee was reduced by $35.00" in their attendance ne busisess of great P pe "eS will be transacted fo 6 20" GEO FLETCHER Se. returned to the Senate. NEW, CAVALGY Ost T ihe citizens = ol cs Oounty of . to postal sbrvice ta tocar cde eine bil relative | paced to forme Saene wety OF Warmington dis’ Pa IL 7 o'clock States, the House | Fequosted to meot ar Clark Mills’ Sinsin’ oes - _—— ie clock. Bladensburg turi on THURSDAY EVE- sustained—the original item being | 8 division of yeas 88, nays 67. The the House was addressed | NING. the 7th in t3 o’olook p. m. by Mesars ‘appan, Moore of Ky., and |. f352i" IVBRAL COUNTRYMEN, Trimble, of Ohio.” Adjouried. sha Et TO ARMS, YE BRAVE !—SFCOND Ue tesa Rated ot aie FRAG=n isons 0 Wapwaspar, February 6 Ward willbe hid atthe Lian the oid Cons Sunate.—After the reception of several me-| Office, on Rowers 13th and i4th sta, on t 3 7 J ‘rO MOR ednesd: VENING Se oe ree UME ON a Rents grelack. “The young mnen of the Werd favo; abl Mr. presented a protest from a lar, tary oreanization are invil attend, asthe number of merchants, factors, insurance men and elgotfon Of officers will rar Piet oR Reo. Sea, others, of New York city, agaiust the abolition | ————————_<2 “SAS peel of the warehousing eyetam the revenue laws; PHGENIX BUILDING ON. ATION. ’ soit mee gee aorta ga Mr. Pearce, of Md., moved that the Senate ad- WEDNESDAY EVENING ee here to its amendments to the Deficiency bill, and | j oo ON RAYE py Pe &@ committee of conference on the part of | 8s important am-ndments to the constitution will LJ 3 .8t7 o'clock. A full attendance is requested, House be proposed. Mr. Ten Eyck presented memorials in favor of | _ f 4-8t T. M. HANSON, Seo. the enforcement of the laws. SMITHSONIAN LECTU cS.—L. Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Military KLLs WILLIAMS, £ es I git Ae Fw co Will Affairs, reported back the bill for the b - | MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and PRIDAY EVES gunizalion of ‘he Districtot Oslamblarwite en. NINGS, February 4th, 6th and "Sthyon Chine asd alts bull to amend the, act for organizing “Pritt Lecture ~The Literature and Government militia ict of Columbia, with econd — i- recommendation that it de net 5 ini eee a = Lecture.—The Civilization of the Chi- a a coe compromise me- Fen Agoture—Rank of the Japanese among g = z 08 ier, prinfes pes eden eid an thoi) x the Lasceurot will commence at a avattacbetere tbls. iat] les Sololook, when the red light ¢n the tower will bs Mr. Grimes moved to take up a bill for grant- | He psiished and the dcors closed. ee a Gregory Patti; which was taken YERH“l SAY. STEINGEL ULL SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARR P =. TF ys going? You seem to be ina great har- Hovsr.—The my eer) laid before the House a PA 1am. I am going to 3MITR’: jo 460 message from the President of the United States ‘venth stree'. to buy of Clothes. ‘The peo- the Goveracr af Kentucky, semaine near ke tel Bote fat we cae e Governor of Kentucky, con a series ing § gelutions adopted ‘by ‘the’ Levinlaire of that | Sing wer eSigtt yee enasag® Serene atest Stite, raying ‘ougress to call at an early date a NION P. sors - Seaton te ipedcney Standing ae Sad | CS Ph, ON oH ALHAR, MEETINGS eration the expediency of amending the Cousti- | pr h Lutheran Churelt, oorner of ith and it ig lis! The President recommended the resolutions to ous hour be siltation to continue ja7 the favorable consideration of Congress, and ex- DE. E eke ee eller nt the Committee of Five, and ordered to be printed, WES Ind ENVELOF pesioheds # Several communications were laid before the beautiful styles, House from the 326 Pa. Av., bet tail ron departments, which were eaten Va, between st Ro th ae several jonas doses thecitizens of the | <<< — ————————— North ‘and West, praying an ear! settlement of {STOL CAPS, the national diticulties; which were laid on the Exevs waren tase CAPS. for Colt’s i oA Ik, SHIRES On motion of Mr. Sherman, the House resumed ware Importe + the consideration of the loan bit = 106 st Hardware Importer, 339 Pa. ev, fs ‘TOLS—' ! Aftera ope espn | Messrs Phelps and Cours. Rtethy Loy Sa ee and Al- Sher man, lous question was yy Jen's PISTOL S, POWDER FLASKS, MUSKEE the act of last year for the redsinption sf Teessiay | CAPS: £9. For sale low 7. 8. SaIE notes; and the amendment was Eon MF) tosst 339 Pa. av., opposite Brown's. = ous 7 rs Notice el ost INERS 1" Weree that Baltimore Améri- . MEDITERRANEAN-—COAST OF EG’ . can, which, from the start, has sustained Governot FIXED LIGHT aT PORT Sil Hicks and fought the secessionists, has more than its circulation in the last eight weeks. bia 7 outa Bor i is deserved success. ‘The Amcrican ia one of the most ably conducted papers in the country, and bas done yeoman service in defeating the een the Maryland disunion- lee 07 An officer belonging to the garrison of Fortress Monroe the Richmond Whig s sends denial of the sensation dispatch, that guns were mounting at that post, and other preparat making for the Purpose of intimidating, coercing. sobjugating Virginia, and thinks tu- design of the dispatch was te infiuence the Virginia EES ASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. WaAseNe Tp amtneron, Bc Ge, Jan. 29, 16 Prorosats will be received at this Office until noon of the 16th day of February, 1961, for the piat - form ooverinx of Bridge vo. 8° Tha’ work te he doue will consist of the farniehing, ay _ ting Of about 4,200 oubic feet of gra ite. tions ca. be proonred ad plans examined on appil- cation ai this Office, Each bid must be accompanied by a the party proposing will at poy igh enter inte o. et within ten days f. Proposals t» be cealed and endorsed “Proposals for Platform Covering,” and add: iy JAS. er! MO! TON, . Lieut of Eng’rs Ch. Eng’r Wash. Aqd't, jas ti6Feb ph aa Gav TBE aah ey +) pot pg iF 0, 469 Seventh st., ui = ING, FURNISHING ‘eodts, OWA and CAPs, 26w VIEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY reuee of the times, and Se tea INFALLIBLE SYSTEM PRACTICED ar DR. M. SCHLOSSER, SURGEON CHTROPODIS®. The following Wa-hington = & A YOUNG LaDy FROM THE NORTH would like & Situation in adry good: or fancy st re Address V., Star Offise. fe 6 2t* ERVANT WANTED, to take ohsrge of a Setafouda “At Maiews oo aks obese, of 8 at No 355 sixth st , betweou Hand I, after theo @ clock p.m. Ld Vv ANTED—A white WOMAN 28 cook—ono who thoroughly understands her buriress and oan come vell recommen: 3 Rone other need ap- ly. Call, hetween 10 and I: m, &t 361 F stroet, tween 9th and 10th. it" BOOKS, WANPED—Wilkinson’s Moultrie’s, Drayton’s, Gardner’ the American Kavolution, , be late War, St, Cinu’s Narratives of his x podition Sasinet the Jodiane, Early Volumes of the Globe, fice Report. By SLERED HUNTER! Ot Bok ce Repor! iy ve Store,on Wilintdy’ Square, * “fe6-st* identical with thousands m possesmon of SCHLOSSER. WASHINGTON TESTIMONIALS, From Hon. R. Toombs, U.S. 8. Dr. Schlosser bas this (ay taken out a great num- ber of Corns from my feet without any pein, and it roems to be effe-teal January 32, 1960. R. TOOMBS. ANTE D—A good CONFECTIONER. One = — by spring, we wil: seil 12 Corns, which was done without pain, and tomy rs ponte aon A renee TmeNNT gpelnigg immecately toW.| sHICKORY WOOD, $65; OAK, 9550; PINE, | entire een: See ie ommcneal to a fone AO NOTON: NG. 134 Bigh ot, 'Geores-| 885 sam COAL. all st M825; WBITE | Corns, to call on the Doster. its. - °5_| ASH COAL. all nizes, 86; UR: ERLAND, @6, | OO pave: Was ' ED—At No. 484 North E street, B® young | 2249 puunds to the ta: an in all cases, WOMAN, todo the cooking and housework of aemalltamiy. Recommendations required; none need apply without them. fe 2-tf WANTED—a white COOK that is willing todo parc of the washing and sae om Nove need apply without good references, Apply 292 HB st., b-tween 17th and 18th sts, fe 2-3t* ANTED—A goo TY COOK Apply at w ia iw ng d aud split WOOD ails See Gand Belt WOON eon KING, ja%6-co3w Yard—cor. Vermont ar, 15th st. PRALTIMORE B BUTTER HOUS! Daily receiving fresh and sweet, ee pack- &ge8. Also, Olio Hutter, at ony cents, a Oo Ww (eae na ROAR a RS, Toertify that Dr Bohiosser has ski'fn ly extracted several corns from my feet. snd without pain. THUS, P, LEWIB, From Capt. 8. Barron, OR CLOTHING. HATS and CAPS, repre serge reer I 5 5 at | my very successfully, and pain. 3 SMITH FIND. 460 Serotnn iS Peet Washington, 19, 1960, 8. BARRON, ood WILLAR DS’ Hot’, ANTED IMMEPIATELY—Prom San? TURE ofall kinds, forwiteh itt seat NE Pighichost prioce, and, as unuai at ¢ 5 . a Dr. T. 8. Verdi. 7 Fine Rep Merinos, Fi, lerinos, testify ¢ e been very successfully ope- cos _—_WRRArEet Saka W cated | ROW eae pecs apes | Met thon 7 De Bolo ruben pus ot Sy T.#. VERDI, M. D. WA Pervone decline neuste FURNITURE, Re reog ta surplus of Furniture on * ° « From I. 5 Hall, Beg woh al Prices by baled hee TH. fa 1-8 523 Seventh st _ Dr. Sehiosser has this day ‘upon my feet, DONT FE DECEIV«D, BUT ee ee Mans LOST AND FOUND. H ee a ay No. 480, Bor? a Frounpaia an omnibus,a LOCKET, with two House, __|_ Sra: ; -z! NEW LOT OF SPRING HATS J brotype mimatures, Apply at Rarkeood A tceteed and taut Way low pics 2E 1, Physi- Nat aaa | 460 Revert stron cians &o,&o., tuis country ead Kurope may OST—On Saturday, s small BREASTPIN: ‘ASHING be seen at containing seven ; biue enamel on a W = TS GEORGETO: — Bowne & present and valued very highly. rewar Aye] LE of @15 will be given on ‘caving it at be to DR. SCHLOSSER Clothing Store, corner 434 st, 8nd Pa. avenne, ae SOMEONE up St cam BE IVERW: Cougl CONSULTED OBST Ia cong from M street, om Ninth, w the Grows sed ot tt = So ere RACE, ate | tre glite Nr acy sul Ld Seventh et. between and K. w ONE WEEK LONGER, OST On Monday Inst, between Riggs’s Bank aud the War Department, s pair of aT xis uke SPECTACLES Tho. Snder € > CONSULTING ROOMS, Grice of the National Hotel. evI2e them, at Eh 957 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ne (South side,) ‘AME TO T I, Coren aie Bh oe ieee Oud between 12th and 18th streets, a le 5 thi it OFFICE HOURS tant, o id Spd whute her