Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1861, Page 3

a ; LOCAL NEWS. |, 2arzmlerstevaturtwcran |, Goons Romaie pane U7 THe Stax publishes the List of Letters | andria (Va.) Sentinel, as our readers are aware, is hy Woodwertn, CC nea aimee a stitt OF LETEER rat Bin, Ec" |THE LATEST NEWS SESee) seasons tie, | ee ote ee eae oe | MMe IN Tee toes ornoe, | Fickise Exe Sart eee , Whiteferd, J W Woodworth Walbridge.'c faing In the Washington City Post Office | ® ™mpant secession a and very much dis- ould at once be had to ons Bronchiat [Ordered to be inserted in the Evzntne Sra, it | Wi ‘ Wileon, Hall Whiteball, aL TELEGRAPHIO. remaining In ngtor ity ui that the people o! Virginia have declined Trochesn or Lozenges, let the Co! ough, Or is being the newspaper having the largest circulation w+ Tene beg ‘2 under the provisions of the law directing them | {5 look at the matter through its spectacles. That | ritation'of the Throat be ever 0 slight, as by this | orany daily Paper published in Washington.} Winchehier’ Hoary Wea Further frem Califernia. to be printed in the newspaper having the largest | something must be did right fly to bring | Breeparinns wore eerioas sued may bo cteoraaly Tr Persons applying for letters mn the follow- Whue, Wheeler, a3 Font Kxanney, March 22 —The San Prancis- Oe Ce ee, te Se a pane at they bea ak em odfsotaal for iocring ani strengthonvay the | ing fet, Will please see thar are ADVERTISED. seqenet,G.D Yeuer’ Mies L | COPSPErs of the Oth instant state that —- tora! daily clreulation is more than double that | Pid or'ine iquaevidently thought they had got | wine, Bee advertisomon del-ly LADIES’ LIST. Weedret, EW Young, Jos witheet mart Sve tienes fora U.S. of sny other Daily printed in the District of Co- nothing less than the discovery of a lar John- Auetline Wiawaes: Alexander, Fannie Green, Mine Helen Mattingly, Me AJ Without making a choice. The last ballot stood who has recently been entirely ou’ 20, was yet very largely attended—the ladies, | double-leader, with capitalized headings and all | ;), % int, of 801 ears xtandi especially, turning out in full force on the occa- | the extras. Its astounding story ran this pant courtend Heteterts otek Been sion. Mr. Lincoln was as cordial as usual, and “Discovery of Secreted Arms—Two Hundred | Latham, the husband of the lady, joins with seemed in fine spirits. At an early hour in the | 7omahaiwks im the Woods.—We have in our pos- | Wife in exetessing inlined = idence fier evening Mrs. Lincoln, bese ge Lia richly ay- | session several samples of a murderous instrument, tne tact cotamied ethene ln rayed in blue and white, with a beautiful wreath | some of a large number, of which the following | s'very obstinate and complicated case of Li upon her head, passed through the East Room, | account is given by the merchant in Washington | Complaint, (as it was termed by her ician, upon Secretary Seward’s arm, attracting no little | city who has them for sale. He says they were | gravated by dyspspsia anda general derangem: siention Upon resuming her station near the | brought te him bi M hy Worcester, DJ Lane n ‘oodson, ig 88 follows: F. NcDougal, Jumbia. Brown-insurrection-plot—pikes and all—in Fair- | Important to Prostrated and Debilitated Invalids. pe Grimes Mine Lassie Marra lie Baty x * # eae Nugent, 16; Phelps. od Welle, 19; Onante 7 y Lavan at the Wilte House lost night, | incounty.,, ree Sentine! fairly blazed with the | Thousands of invalid indios,in various rarta.ofthe | Auiwmcrvgne Grumstdies sue Soran, ¥ ste RANEOUS—T. B. W.; Postmastir Mt. Vernon; | Hoge, 2: Peacock, 1; Bowiel slid cagb La Eat {be White Honse last night, | discovery, which wad at once to revolutionize the | United Ststos rail cortices, the testimony of Mire. ys Mise LB McVay, Bliss PE Larne ise Tedean; BB. Good Reps. ar tion at to the @nal action of the though not such a dense jam as that of two weeks | public sentiment of Virginia, announcing it In a Micalit bean Gentes ent hed Byres, argue Ha a Stine i MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID. ial on the Senat 1 fault Mar 23 WM. JONES. P. M. Tis Republicans eer Gemma 1 wt ie Mary C Hari ‘Buse J Radece —_—_—_—_—_—___————— —— acceptable Union man, whenever suck ° ESigeieiecy wage eects, | GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS | colts Sk acamay ta MakSs Biacey, Met /Amow Harrndica Bethan heat Die GEORGETOWN TAXES, 1561.—Eient | “*ndidste balloted for can be ; Sa Hass Bre Mollie Stoxt. Mrs WC per cent. discount is allowed on the Brief accounts of President Lincoln's speeches Ke | Colleen, Careline J; } _ Bal OF AC paid prior to Ist of April next. in the North, and Jefferson Davis’ in the South, t MreEA Segse uaa F Hartley, Miss E Hariey, Mi i it % paid at that date wiji | With full account of the latter's 1 ade & man of the name of Bailey, | of the internal organs. ‘The oure has been thorough | Crosby, Mrs FA Mrs EA | be enforced acoording tolawe will | dress at Mon hed reached San Francieco. President the ption again began in earnest, | who lives Ba in Fairfax nty, with in- | 82d comp-ete; nor 1s there an: pind a her Mie ge mal9 2w CHAS. D. WELCH, Collector. | The effect is more ever discouraging to our And for two hours the throng jammed through the | structions to sell them. He says Bailey informed eee t DPT Aa] _oifection of the bowels, whioh Mise H Sargeat, Mra L . aoe , who nearly despair of the doors as if they were about tooverwheim Mr. | him that he found them secreted under a pile of ove = 7 = Bre Betsy ‘Thomas, Five Watches Carelalls Repaired, by a practi- Eiton entire Lincoln—a catastrophe which certainly would | jeaves in the woods or In some out-building. | Sold by all druggists. ma 18-003t | Pier Mise 8 W cal workman, on the most reasonable terme. Per. A fire recently occured in Quincy, Plumes have ensued, but for the courteous and indefati- | There were about two hundred of them in all,— Se Edmond ther Leousr Mr 8 A Leconn Kable efforts of Deputy Marshal Phillips. Com- | nearly a hundred and fifty were deposited for sale Homrerarnic R Frew, Elisabeth Moores S missioner Blake with his usual suavity, presented | as above stated. Fisher, Josephine Mai tbe comers to Mrs. Lincoln. As the crowd was he shortest notice, at the Oid | butld ly Fleming, Mus E Matnews, Teresa Wamsley, Mra ® M | _It* 180, a Q sons from the country oan have their Watches and | coun’ eage the Ameri a MC Thayer, Mise . Jewelry R: red att i tidy T ¥ ye = Kate Wise, MreM Stand, 59 ‘Brdge st., Georgetown. joss amounted to $30,000 The weapon ‘iteeit is in form like a tomahawk, prossly All of Dr, Humphreys & Co.’s specific Hi % genc id c meopa jo, Remedion Due up expree ny. for fam — re M_ Meduers? wie ee MARY WATSON. en silver eer = aineioae = > lowing throngh,a gentleman remarked to the that ite the blade {is ten | Se, In boxes, a 7 7 {Mis Mi: BOOTS AND SHOES. extending into New 7 = President that “he was a Tennessean, trams ‘Mom fates deus opi oe tne, oligtureoeee te = cases, containing, 2 vials, from, 84, to gi | GranuMtine enneh Moreland,Mise Rave Yeger, Matilda A parcr'And vetted aatoest of BOOTS ing. The emigration to each of the dleticte will bis} which called forth some conversation, and | ward, and teriuinating ine sharp plat; the blade | $P0%, MEth BOK, of full directions, For sale by | ny MrRelme and SHOES of excellent quality just re be large this spring. Kir" Lincoin concladed with, Well Tenmedsce's is five inches long, and three juches wide at the | ‘stall'agentrwW, A Fitssarehh G53 Mere Etre GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Sibue tea aor fae, street, near the om- The Crittenden ‘eqolutions which hed all right.” J. S. Nicolay, the President's private | edge. ‘The spike or spear part is four inches long. | also by FH, Winter, oorner of Massaohusctts Bve- | Addison, Wm A Grimes, WC McNeely, JH cheaper than the usual prices. roo the California Senate, where lost in the Rouse. retary, stood by his side; and, also, Master | 4 stout handle of ash w two feet long, is very | Bue and Sixth street. Also, Pond’s Extract of Witt ll, Lt W W 2 Giipin, W McCook, D—7 ma 23-Im bs A. NEWBERGER where “Union” resolutions ‘were adopted , ‘odd, bis nephew, who seemed to enjoy the scene | stremuty + ed and a bed “paglhee-j Hegel, for internal and external ions Wm ~ Gordou, W 8 McKelry, & + = : with infinite relish. =! half Tarhes loog, "The handle tase rim ‘around ine sod Ba BLOTS, eed ner—3 Gat? Mcbne BD F Bw BLING oe the ere or oP iti — Pp “4 Affairs in Kansas I t n ———__ ie] Tre0D, La! - sAmang the guests of the evening we noticed | the end to prevent ite being drawn through the | Rxaven, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise: hoe We Gallaides, Bat McCowtey) P prot strate, w th store, stablen, &a.,tis for rent. | Arcmisox, March 21-—The ammaal conference tern Seghe Wikees Gaeie Hees Deion rea ee ee eeney ment in our paper. Kea? it; it will interest you, cGalloway, MeCemiy ace | ey WALTER Cee et Of April. Apply | ofthe M_. Church for this State commenced fie Sberman; and of the House of Representatives, Altogether Cates are fearful weapons for a hand- = if ap ae a GRE ers Mes ‘ack | barton ate . mar 12-2weo ing y demesne ‘ ern ons. McKean, Kel » Dunn, Marston, and | toh: inter. Thelr numbers and their se- | To THE ArruictEeD'—Re sure to read the adver- :NL ell, ci F E oseph Haprom head chief of Potte- ethers. The Diplomatic Corpe and Army were | cretiins Sed, te tiem ne ane ers and thelr se- Bleeker in suotnss cctemmanns Cordial and | AiG sen Garaey/Rer mt Maree’ | Diary 2008818 PRIME CIDER wattemien, sith s wumher of ti teense ee welt represents a ak the. aay tyme feastve scale of marderous pee and point to 'usifier.in another column, Alexander, J F N: from Boston. m7 der is A No. 1, and is for eale ——— came in yesterday with seventeen teams ommodor. ‘a . ham, = e agents expected to be employed. y "2 G a for supplies from the relief soci: were ; Captains Meigs, Miller, Nicholson,and Man-| to} MARRIED. ee ae z _ARNY & SHINN’S ety. pe ily soe Eting, and Lismeneats Moors, ae ee Stat ceeace ee te ries, Anderson, Alex—3 Garland, M fe 22 Union Bottling Georgetown. | Supplied with corn, flour, beans, Tieal, clotat men- tl instant, init h, Cleveland, | Blanchard, WW Goodaow, L ropes Phelps and others. Of our citizens were | tioned to us which wait justify vay M ni On the 19th instant, at Tay Sues nc levelan: janchari peonann, ten } - and with whentfor seed. "They claim the $600,005 Ohio, by the Rev. TA. Starkey, W. H. WIDDI- | Brown, Win Garr JUST ARRIVED, Thomas U. Walters, Esq , Prof. Henry, R 8.1 rious and suspicious looking boxes have i COMBE, of Cleveland, and LOTTIE E., daugh- ee a P. ER Propeller 3. pezmert. from Philadelphia, Reve reseati eeenaneat and for which thay Chilton, Rev. Dr- Samson, Dr- Collins, &c., &c- | received here from the North, and taken into | ter of WK. Adams, of the same place. * | biton'bew s Gore Philadeipiie DRAET Ai te er tee ® | hers'2 700, ald the heed ines osilmetes et eee 4 large portion of the assemblage lingered in the | the tnterior. Inquiry is already on the track of oe Benscs, WB ee eS DART ALE TS SR, linseed een onl wig Kast Room long after the President had with- | some of these. But the discovery of teh decdi DIED, Blanchard, Won b _ = ARNY & SHINN. Over thirty thousand bushels ofseed wheat have drawn, while the Reception Reom continued to | weapons under such circumstances and in euch On the morning of tho 23d instant, JAMES LAU- } Becke Wm JUST RECEIVED— been received and distributed from this point, to- be besieged by Mrs. Lincoln’s personal friends | numbers as above stated, is of itself sufficient to | RIE HUTCHINSON, in the 26th year of his ace. Bach Heatunt’ Gaeie 10 hhds, prime Porto Rico SUGARS gether with amounts of garden and other until a late hour. awake the utmost vigilance of our people. Who] His funeral will take place on beeorn dl the 25th } Broadbent, Stephen Gilbert, Jno bad pg 2. IN CRSRY, seeds. Nearly three hundred teams loaded with As usual upon such occasions, at the close of | are these, that while pood men sleep, are coliect- | instant, at 2 o’olock p. m., from the residence of his | pitts, Richa : D bole: é ush pee tM supplies of different d to-day the Levee there might have been seen in the ves- | ing in our forests. pe, pw hundreds, the instru- | brother, corner of Eigth and H sts. The friends of | 5 sien Ere nae | ere, 6. plies o: lescriptions left . tidule a few Iuckless wights minus their ‘thead- | mfnts of wholesale murder? ” the family are respectfully invited to attead. _ 10 hide. (low. priced) MO bs. Kentucky ©. zear,”” whose forlorn countenances and anxious | "4 soldier who served at Harper's Ferry and be- | Burne RPL Ww are For saleby JOHN 3. BOOT e010 peepee ge Gun ae ae familiar Saath weapons captured at John THE PANIC Boundy, M L pean aad € Ooo to ‘i od oe " . ailey, Mr alligan, jand, A opted resol: Just asthe throng were vacating the mansion a aaee <a ihe faigh of thoak baltoceses, oa eras Brady, L ie: Geodtieh, Es O'Brion, Ww FOR SALE AND RENT. aren wed be a my Kee part of the Gov. — arrived in great haste with telegraphic | handles to them, are precisely similar to those of — Ae gaa ee Hacer es for Secretary Seward, who immedi- | Brown's pikes.’ Like them, also, these do acy Bass Gunes. ag OR RENT Un May ist, the ately opened them, while a crowd at once flocked | contain tite name of the atrocious manufacturer. NEW GOODS! Besliy') Alex Gaiobert, CH icking, WF : Ferg nig te around him, to learn if possible “what wasup.” | We have deemed it due to the public to make = Se Sar Fasten, Willis a But asthe Secretary's countenance retained its | known these facts, as revealing the necessity for a ‘and commo- | *tMent to collect revenue as coercion, and affirm- enue. opposite | 12g that in case of any such attempts ‘the border ied by Mr. Webb | States should make common cause with the South- a dweliing and law office, and adjoining the | ern Confederacy. They also recommend a Border Geusseppe, Puulipe WP—2 | Rouse of Mr Richard Wanseh State Convention. Secession apeeches were made imperturbable calmness, it was concluded that | greater vigilance than we hase ne yet displayed, SPRING GOODS! p seog bead Seely reco-8 ma 23-tf FRANCK TAYLOR. | by the Hon. Humphrey Marshall and the Aon. no very startling events had transpired, and the | and for an adequate milltary preparation. When Hay, Joo M Power, Thos ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS— | James B. Clay, which is the shape secession is messages were tossed into the hands of a friend | we obtain fuller informat jon, we will recur to SUMMER GooDs! Pierce, Thos A Four hacdsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied | now taking. — ee eee, Nemeay dead a the subject.”? - . patiigonl bs Le with a8 and water. and convenient to ‘ it] Hon. John J. Crittenden’s sonagtion here yes- hero 5 ‘was present, Now it i tl 7 Hall, 3 Phelps, and Post ce Departments, for rent, piy at | terday was very enthusiastic. crowd was euaiof Che liens of tie evening seneatian achloverant et en ee DRY GOODs! BornetisSoe Hunisdue Presi $202 Massachusotts avenue, aorth side, between | assembled at the "and the distinguished ALEXANDRIA AFvarns —From this morning’s | Mighty and must prelavit, and really the ‘facts in Barret Hecke, M._ Featngie RG XOR R ~engee phrna a —s . Gazette we glean the following : the case” are too rich not to gain a ring. RG | POR RENT—A medium-sized BRICK HOU! of cannon and the ringing of bells. He was . | in; Hepburae, W P—2 Page, with brick stable attached, on Capitol Hull, welcomed in a brief speech by Judge Msson We understand that Col. Stuart bas received a| It seems that some years Hears, MR Pullman, the Government letter from the Adjutant General of the State, in- | Contracted with William Jenks, (since deceased) | W. W. BURDETTE, at No. 351 Seventh et., Hoffinen, W B —— phi ons © aes. neath shove the railroad Brown. Mr. Crittenden very feelingly responded. forming him that the lawfal organization of a | Of Alexandria county, Va., inventor of the‘Jenk’s | between I and K, has just returned from the North = between 6th and 7th sts., Island. For particulars sn Sadie ner ekecee te ‘sateen pao the actual existence of four | ©2/bine,”’ for these instruments, which are nothing | : Hall, MA inquire of G. W. BRAY, 516 Seventh st. oppo- Secession Meeting in Nerth Carelina. persed nike Conxpanion, and that artillery more or lesa than common navy+boarding pikes.” | With ® very large and superior stock of DRY ene site Intelligencer office. * ma 23 603t* Gorpspono, N.C.,March 22 —A rer and being aseparate and distinct arm of the service, | They were however rejected by Government, and | GOODS, which will be sold at panic prices, viz: Hooghey,¥ P| Patterson, Jno URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at No, | €tbusiastic meeting of Southern Rights citizens cannot be considered in the formation of a bat- | thrown upon Jenks’ hands, on account of defec- | 50 pieces French and English Poplins, and other tess ein 500 Tenth street, between C st. and the Cana’. | Of North Carolina was held at the court-house talion of Infantry—consequently the battalion heer of cred aetered bung on hand for a textures of Grey Goode, in price from 8 Beye” Pusecaa, 3 Terms moderate, and every scoommodstion ren- are —— 4 gg ee was momen lately informally organized in this city is dis- | !0ng time, and finally about a year ago, Mrs. Mrlestetene gc fig el Fd ? cents to 91.50, Hollin, 8 Perrie, Jno a ee jon M. Edwards. ‘arren county, partially burned by the late fire on the Pennsylva- | Wh0 negotiated asale for them at ten cents apiece, | 59 pieces Fancy Iuozls, at 125s oent*, such as were Herrman,M ~ Pi rom the first way station on more and Wash- | Young, of Mes! ia or - ia Rai with Mr. J.P. Bartholow, the well known dealer sold last season at 2% cen Huat,L [aston Railroad. It has on its oottage, good cel- | There is a genergl uprising of the people, and ——— s in agricultural implements, on Seventh street. | 500 pieces Bingliah, French, and American Prints, Hubbard, L F—2 lar, stable, cow house and other out-buildin; the meeting is with enthusiasm. All the Large supplies of smmunition for the Southern Mr cary Ao np f th reaper P from 6% "up to 25 cents, Hitchock, L B large cistern with filters and pump; peach oro! + | districts of the State, it is ‘will be day, and Tauraday lest per Adsine Leprem Com. | tplece, and sometime since bought another ovat | 50 pisces Chal be Lainoss 218% and 25 HeyJeoa Feria | Miars'appiy 10 JOHN MoGRANN, 267 BParac; | sented by night An adjourument took place st pe ‘amare P “| one oundred of the pikes of Mr. Bailey, on which | BLACK GOODS —Bombazinss, ser coe ae Sorelle Se bone 2 nt Owe wane 15 o'clent weil 7 ove to-night. No bompro- ona high winds from the North that have Scoeken Paliny anid he had : large lot os aaa kon ehegretg Grape. Hanally, J W Preutis, Cap B prevailed for the last two or three days, the tide | be would sell at the same price, (10 cents {OR RENT—A HOUSE with ten rooms, ex- | Mise 18 wauted, and all are for immediate seces- cheap, Bailey, DR Hieere'ja00-3 Rat wa F clusive of kitchen, servant's room and closets; | 08- There are about one thousand delegates yesterday was remarkably low: so low that the} | A few of these pikes found thelr way to Alex- | wHiTE GOODS—Linens. Cambrios, Cottons. Bradley, C 6-3 Rice, TJ Helemaa, J C—4 ic supplied with gas and Potomac water; comfortab y | Present. eam q andria. and by some means it was whispered about 8 Mut! d all other ki: Barton, CG Higbee, Ji Renick, SG farnished and ina delightful locality. For terms, oat ann iene a ceculer ‘ulprtcacn tir 2 Oielock pate” Tike | there that tuey were of the veritable Sole Brawn White Goods,” noe eet Minds Of | Paswn, o'¢ a Rowell RO &e,, apply at the premises, 350 K st , between 12th Great Snow Storm. Northern mail which she should have brought | Oder. The demand for them riz instanter, and | A large stock of Domestic Gords, Bye, BT N and 13th sts. ma 2l-lw* Bostox, March 22.—The snow storm of yester- down at 7 o'clock, came down over the road. The | One enterprising fancy dealer in Alexandria se- | Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, —" FSR RENT-ARLINGTON MILL, on Four | dy bas been very beavy to the eastward. We Southern mail steamer Philadelphia was delayed, | Cured all be could obtain, and sold them at remu-| and all other kinds of soods which are kept ina J Bricombe, A D Mile Run, at the intersestion of 'Co:umbia | beve had no trains from to-day Many it !s supposed. at Aquia Creek, and did not arrive | 2€rative prices. as weapo 4 Store, All of whioh will b y Bias, AM Turnpike and the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp- | trees have been Prostrated by the weight of snow have Uailacecseh bom after her time. for insurrectionary pur; Dry Goods Store, All of which will Le sold at | Bit Ay Ros snire Mailroad. three miles from Washington and | upon them. The telegraph wires are down also, ' le i Branard, AO Dd six miles froni Alexandris. Possession given t bear! Port. A bite man, genteely dressed, passing down | 12 large numbers at Bayley’s Cross Roads, in| Panic Prices. = BrowaeyAG—2 Holmer, OH — Rutterierd, JP POLApe Apply to RE LER, Weems Cie sree py lend remem § eh ong Dede 3 Fairfax street, yesterday afternoon, about five | Alexandria county. Quite a number were pur-| | respectfully solicit a call, Bigier, Hon Joo Hunter, G Ryan, Jerr Post Office ma2i-iws | iene or Bey Re = o'clock, deliberately stole from the bench ia front | chased to be sent to the members of the Virginia Cowan, Louis © srard, G Rore, De . - steamers now due at those points have arrived. cf Mrs. Jane Green’s store, a piece of alico, } Comvention, a Ja Ruffin and the John Brown ONE PRICE—PLEASE REMEMBER! Chittendon. L E G Roberts, FS SALE OR RENT-A COTTAGE ee which he put under hiscoat and waked off with? pike. and the effect was expected to be decialve. No, 351 Seventn Strexr qo Lv Heer mi ko Tn peo B Tiree pega pte =e soon ee b S85 > * = SEVEN * ~_ ue] * c nd, * s — steamer Massac! unconcernedly. The theft was seen by two little pages nsreccaairrs at ace pecuciees — os , Grath, 3 M2 Harr, E Reyuolday G of ground attashed. To a cood tenant the rent will Pict eal neg arrived to-day with a full carge, boys,who ran after the man, whom they overtook, | 0 \c! 1s the grea’ sale—that of the pikes Betwoen I and K. Carvis, JW Hanno, E B—2 Rice, Geo M be very moderate, or wil! be sold on very reasona- inclnding 1,744 bales cotton. Her passe Te- and upon demanding the calico, were given it | OF of the Sentine! ma 23-6t W.W. BURDETTE. [Ghuit,joce Hejueb° © Ranestm.G™ | Dleterms, ‘Situated on tioslate tngule of Bane that cliy os weering a milliary aspect, and without hesitation. be man was not pursued. - = — | Carreie. Jos Hendt = BOUR a's ME ~ | paimetto si: ‘wavii in all directions. "The sas Crimtnat Court.—Yesterday, the jury in the mired & SEM . Grocers, ma 19-6t age ng Pouice Martans—Before Justice McKenna — | case of Columbus Ole, tried for malicious mis, | SPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS Hae = ee SLL | Sosting battery excites ridicule, and the Charies- ~ a Ss. OR RENT—The three story brick DWELL- tonians call ita “slaughter pen Henry Nichols, Robert Burn, Sylvester Lee, Geo. | chief, returned a verdict of not guilty, Just received— Helin, BH ING-HOUSE, with basement. on E street, Gambrill, Dan. Moriaty, and Owen Sallivan, all say acai rg oe and wees of eealing 70m yards beastifal Spring Calicos. at 10. and 120. Hienoseh.O M between 24 and Sista. Has all the modern Hmpree” tave a ol charged with being drunk and disorderly in the | wood from arles Myers. He was sent to jai oh Fou de vres. Pop! nt Nes, E ments. water, gas, “room, &e. A 20. le hey streets, in violation-of the police regulations of | for six months and fscyial : Hecdsome Grey Lavalla ard Mohair Clothe, BGAN, next oor. 'or fo HENRY GAN, 335 piPtenuoxp, March 22-—Me: Baldwin continued CZPiioL Hill, were examined by the justice, and | Jobn Collins and John Williams were tried on | Sgisces fine French and English Chintze. ° Riordon, RB Sener anes, between Chand Mihsts, | his speech of poste 7. and epeke threo house. adjudged to have behaved disrepuiably. The | 2 a of stealing a coat and a number of socks | which we invite our friends and purchasers to ont aoe a a > en nn monagnaie Wank or, ake thought sum of $3 5" was assessed against each of them, | from W. B. Cheichester. They were convicted | amine, as we voller the best pods, at the lowest THE, COTTAGE FOR RENT ON CAPITOL thet the majerit nin atthe csminshantie and duly escheated to the corporation. and sent to jail nine months and fined $1 each. prices. od W- COLLEY & CO.. Hill, situated on Second, between B and C m: er — Satine Fred. Rohdelar, John McNamara, Frank. Vin-| The trial of the soldier, James Foley, for mur-| ma 16 2w 523 7th st., bet. Dand Pa. av. pment 2 gontaien 39 rooms ont: pak <——, roe & <4 ai onven- stin, all charged with throwing stones in the pub- | dering Corporal Murphy, was set for next Tuesday. = “G@eEN@ine Lkn sarroundlog ie tea good tenant termes teocnnas | S08 were unimportant. Mee Marpey, Chareed with ca cssenitiand bet: | cept ea ietors Were discharged for the tran. T gy vp AR TENTION, LADIES! Jones, 3 82 ble, Apply at 297 F at, ma 14 1it* Heavy Defaication in Canada. ne Mesnlan, with Intent t» Bil; | vene; Bag ot Wincouslay wee eaeitied aos | ASOLS Sod MUN UN BREL LAS Pedop sit topetie3 FS RENT A Snr piory brick DWELLING: | , Beaux, Canada, March $2—Willlam David: committed to jail fer court. [This was the case | counselor of this court. Ronnet_ Ribbons d Ruche 5 French Corse 4, situate on Third street west, No. 371, i. * erchiefs; all seliing at my - - : . ee oaratee ts: ; immediately east of the City Hall, containing li | the sum of £10,000, besides committing other paticsanan base thei prisate es nletakings drink, leged seetit-and‘batery upon MD TRaanan useal low prices. Also, now opening s new assort- | Clark, WM rooms, with saloon, parlor, gas, bathing-room, | swindling operations amounting to some £20,000 a sah we Cronen, Thos F water-closet, and Potomac water in the yard—all sailed < tad. by the by, Mr. Murphy basnot been re-taken | Submitted hia case, and was sentenced to pay & | Variety, Fe CAucoes and Dices Goods, iu great Clear, hoe a ore. Jmmedists poasosaion can Sina -saaitonig a yet fine of 820 and costs 323 (ronth side) Pa. avenue, regi ed Se meee eS: We: . elland Cana opened Owen Sullivan, deserter from the U.S. frigate | John Carter was tried for stealing a lot of jew- Between éth and Tthstrorten Eas. ore Stevens, RS Dopaty Marat) ON SN nar mar I3 of April. ee —— Pawnee, was arrested by policeman Donaldson, | elry from Henry Dubois, valued st $100. The | ma 16-6t New Iron Building. | Cones W Seymous, MM TORE FOR RENT.—A large Store-room on : at a Louse of bad repute. where be had concealed | case was pending when our report closed. a ae ae Colgrore, 3 Schall @ McUamly Ss Pa. avenue, adjoipiag our suction rooms, for plies to be Cut Uff frem the Gulf Squadren. himself, and delivered on board ship. | SRiNG PRINTS. Cochran, RD Bioith, LPN rent. “Appiv te WALL & BARNARD. wantin cir (nknisia, Rees ena Oemmanndoea SOE een itty Nichols, accused of intox-| Tararen.—‘‘ Here's your goot health; your | “300 yards beautiful English Prints, for Spring ping em and Commission Merchants, corner Nisith street | 4 Rurope from the Confederate Stace are te tenes ication in the public streets, were fined $2.58 each. | family's goot health; and may you all live long | Trade. : : Smith, ) G—3 and south side Pa, avenue. marl | for Europe on the 3ist sope now quartered on Cash nmpaey of U.S. | and prosper.” ‘To-aight, “Rip Van Winkle,» | _40dozen Jouvin’s Undressed Kid Gloves, in black Stone, De W JFOR RENT—Tho ROOMS recently occupied | At Pensacola, Gen. bas issued a procie- troops now quartered on Capitol Hill. was arrested | with Dutch songs and choruses, Dutch waltzes, | 90d dark colors. Sesish, Sas F by the Hon. J. 8. Millon, ‘They are weil fur- ting vessels furnishing sup- for Being drenk and disor ony sae A threatening Dutch schnapps, and some other Dutch sperits, | Hun Ginbrelias nor Pesaete eon wl colors, nes Bished ard supplied with all the Reoeesary conve. ‘States vessels-of-war off jo a lolence ; also pro- tl i 5 : os : niences, includin; -room (with Potomsc water penal fiscat fanity and obscenity, was fined $10 and costs. Cota call Bisioay bs oe Seabee ee aes poll for, ‘cask Rew socdss oat iselling Curran, MC Kia se = adjoining the ow Sag Persons having their own cola, pader the penalty of confection. faint remarkable scenes and incidents, graphically set PWM. R. RILEY & BRO., Casseit, WH Knabb, Jacob cook can have the use of the Kite the oat they Currency t. Louis. Rare cro 4 Maxaigp Woman By a Manis. | forth by Jos. Jefferson and company. No. 36, Central Stores ee | ae food. ‘Apply. to GEO. WILLNER e6i Neck | St. Lovis, March 31 —Excbange on New York Yesterday afternoon there was an examination s ro Between 7th and 8th sts., Clayioue, GG pler, Juo - Apply to ~ . t t fam in excl before Justice Cull, of a case where a marine But this eee all. — ee eer nent inctbdes mar 11 2weo ‘Opposite Canter Market, | Curunog, & W J VIE st., between D and E. mar’ 2w ma genre oe ihe . » | also the effective play of ‘Newman Noggs,” | —! = Collen, F H—2 euher, J | a I for uri funds, an a a Eiesbeth Howard with gromly sulting Rerana | 3a0gted from Dickens! great novel of “Nicholas eee VS TOCLDPRSANOTON + [Ccratcn Ws Reituacm sieien We | FP OPRENT SAE O8 EXCHANGE FOR Soe ee ye ont Sew See ting ‘ ‘womai = 4 : : ee HOULD PoRcHasE Coltock,Ee Kinuk. Git Bteveus, A 200 acres iand, situated about 2% miles southeast 2 ac ho dens ee ca the nda ieaamest remarkable personations, |" PHILP'S WASHINGTON DESCRIBED. | Cones, 3 Kinguias, © Sheldon; Heury—a | from the Stations Beltevilies Pritos Georgew cone | yy, <. Sepeiaer So unnien oak eae. sage Fy» ne of the most effective upon the | rAis is the only Complete Gurde-book to the Nation- | Goese’D K Kuuball, F Sherwood, ty, Marylaad. There is about 8 acres in wood— months of her confinemen i Selvers came into 7 P the Nation- } C + New Oxceans, March 21 —The U.S. steam her room and made infamous proposals to her, | “fie spectacular drama of “The Sea of Ice” | al Capriai ever published. Kowgct Bec Gke Pp patempg tomy pgp oad sloop-of-war Powhatan arrived off Pensacola on 5 bo § ® | The Velume contains Comprehensive History of re 5 > B m" Sr her, when phe stied sat teetdans seized bald | soon to be brouglt out at this Theater In superb | T™Uqu‘Cuty trom its Kasiieel Sontoment ithe” Rend ——Beheyoer Geo w | OU Dulldinga, and apple and peach orchard: | | the Leth, from Vera Cruz, making the &fth war he sclzed her by the throat and choked her-and | Iisnment suffer through lack of alractive nev. * "Ziveag comiesied withitas tho Kins Selivans Geo mar -tf No, 6 Four and a-hslfst, eee aay areas if vi ng 5 jeat of Governmen . Kendall, Ab Schilling. F EN “E— tiumere Mark the furniture, which inflicted a severe cut upon it. aes. ——_——__ _ Also, - . Clare! iw Leib, W3 peer 79 Oe EP RWELCENG MeDaee ene Batriworx, March 23.—Flour active; Howard He then committed the act c! . Mrs. How- Music at tne Souires.—Yesterday afternoon, | Elaborate Descriptions of the Various Public | Chapman, A Lyous, WH adjoining the corner of Fourth and D streets, | street $525.12; Obio $5.12; City Mills $5, with no ards evidence was corroborated by that of Mag-| Anton Cavalho, a professional perforrner on the | Buildings; Relidvle Information ix respect to | Gevke, Atoer Llc W gast of the City Hall. Apply to JOSEPH FU- | sales. Wheai quiet; red $1.25a1.25; white 81.408 gic Conkling, who testified that when abe ran Into | hand-organ, was arrested for obstructing the side- airtae Lepectments of the Government ;° | Caiey. 4 rane we © SITT, No. 90 Louisiana av. mar5-tf | 160. Corn stendy; yellow 55858 ; mixed S0a6e the room Mrs. Howard was lying on the floor, and | walks in the Fourth Ward, and also for striking blic Offices ; the ktiquette of Of- Di i Lauper, Sam! POR RENT-—A three story brick HOUSE, con- | White 63a6ic. Provisions steady; mess por! . the prisoner, partially undremede was in the posi- | a boy who-was in the crowd be had collected to. Fiend inerooares; Deneteicn ie Kane, Sam N pad Ace in eek aries win on fix- | Coffee quiet at 12yal2xc. Whisky Steady at27c. tion TS — Howard. Pe 3 eerie, eas cin aoa ere — ae Donn, thee laces. of gers in promenal wD tures complete, on EL strect, between, 4th set Sth. = who arrive ntime tosee what was go! on, | who im $5 91; but nct havin: it amount leinity, &e, &o. 4 a0, & two-story bric! 5 wil large also testified in corroboration of the pen facts. | in ready cash. he proposed to leave his box of | ILLUsTRATED WiTH A Mar axp Numerous Ex- ieee oy a yard attached, corner of F street no! and léth st. | New York, March 23 —Flour firmer and un- The justice committed Selvers wo jail for court | whistles ascollateralsecurity. This wasaccepted ‘Blapantiy Boose fy, Cloth c esst. To Passteal ont solani Ses tn Se terms | changed. Wheat inc. better. Corn firmer and Mra. ‘Howard has a husband who is employed in | by the officer. Anton was very fearfal that bis ine "PRICE UNE DOLEARS Mid Sawen Gast, Py nolstf” | unchanged. Provisions quiet. Whisky quiet at piper ane Germ declared they would seg thet it was kept ia | FYOOOYmmilon Feonps atthe pubishadprioe, [prec e bt on FOR RENT—The ine BRICK HOUSE No. | UAC: oe cers re ou! at was kept in P P E :, 0 ‘—The fine (0, oe on —— ee en bg tied order. Last night, every fifteen minutes, pot 330 peistre va yes Bs Detice Andewe peeney Z 100 West sty gs gy Present occu BATEHs. no aemaeed Maat Seo Sortek whe one bad the crank Jn hand, eatins, out « Pop | mar7 eolm ‘a. av., bet. 9thand loth sts. | puniop, Andrew Btallington, C pled by the ppabeoriber. HE a} rooms, oe YPvBIIC .: of 12.000—having distributed 20,000 gailece up | fet, the, Weasel Dixte Land,” tn ober to tantne | PEACH TREES—2,00 PEACH TREES for w igjn mood neiglorhood. Apply to JAS. A. ik HENRY SCHAEFER, and 900 loaves of besides wood and § pets p e | Esato this spring at ths GREENWOOD DeBeck, WL @RUDER. ‘00 25-1 BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER, hand clothing to many suffering cases. By eco- | £or‘tcduem very speedily, tha. gous sane noes | NURSERIES: 800 per tise oso, Se | Brett = E Sruxxz, wean Sevxnrx, a . O. ° ray jpoone: a a ee are there will learn the whole grist of his tunes by | mas steo* _Falls Churoh,Faitfas oo Va, Dersi Lockwood. Binh A : RIDDLE Re a the Post Gee ata chment. tee having charge of this truly-benevolent enter. | 2€***- Boy The undersigned bees to inform the | Dressr, Lincoln, D ‘Tennyson, Capt HAS THE LARGEST, NEWEST AND MOST | convenient & afiording to, = bee ~ BD. publiothat ne has on hand a large stock | Dose k Luce, CG Tease, Won Cuetomers and the public the luxury of COLD or ize are about toclose their la! forthe wantof} CznTre Marxet.—This morning, there was f MONUMENTS TOMBS, HEADSTONES Lecten.G. Thowss, W B-% FASHIONABLE STOCK OF WARM BATHS, at any time during business ge ak enould not be. Six dollars per day | an average representation of country dealars, and | Qf MONUMENTS. | Philadelphia prioss. Also, a Liudon, CB Thompson, W P—2 TE ww rnRYyT hours; His chsrges will be moderate—twenty -fve is all that is necessary to com} | on the g work; Il attendance of the licensed city dealers. The new style of Drawings can be seen at the d,anda Lemoudey,AT Thelkerd, Wm centsior m eingie bath, or five baths for a dollar therefore, let those who have hearts toffeet for the supplies were not as ample in some respects as | new siyle of Marble Mantels, Table Tops, cor 1G Lawrence, AS EVER OFFERED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER | Yen tickets for that number sie p suffering ee they can, though it they have ot and See isa slight inclination | kept o3 hand. | Brown Btoae a Granite work Se cosceaneg a= CITY, AT THE LOW TERMS OF paid for in sdvanes. small. A it to soup house, any will | upward of prices Poultry was scarce, with an | promptly atte! 5 5 % “ag . Femove all doubt as to its mefulneas. Contelbu- average demand. Country pork—small supply; ma 48-¢oam Pa. av., bet. lath and 19th ste, | Buningion, ST Mosely, W 4 ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHOICE | "hr. Schncin: het oe pportzniy te inform Ne Dufendorf,DrJ = Marrey, WE 4 tions may be left with Mr. Noerr, corner Eleventh | dull salesat $8 per 100 lbs. The fish benches }|————__—_—_—_- Delafield. 3 able: OF ANY ARTICLE IN THE STORE. fishment wii ta no manner interfere with his rege - 2a: fi J Moebler, WF and E sts ; Mr. Fussell, corner Twelfth and F sts.; | were soon divested of their loads of bunch fish, SAS BEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. Daria, Jemee = Michell, WH pro lar professtonal business. On the contrary, . ts) 396 Seventh st., corner H, Wash- nis, jr, Marshall, W B SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. to add to his t facilities for a or Rev. Mr. Butler, Byard English Lutheran 7 herring, perch, &c , the supply being un- Tete. has the pleasure of offering an ex- Dover” Martock, WP Elegant CARBUNCLE ee attention to lumeroue patrops 1m Mine ot church, corner Eleventh and H sts. equal to the demand. The bay market presented | tensive stock of GARDEN, FLOW And | Egleston, Thos Miller, T'C Elegant LA SHAVING ond § ik a line ee its usual ap ‘nee; an ample supply; moderate | FIELD SEEDS, comprising all the staple articles | Exrly, Rob. Marray, Tos Elegant GAR nd to the Led ee eee their "s Went to rue Laver anv Lost mis Tzam.— | demand; sales at 50 to $0 cents per 100 lbs. Early | of domestic growth. with every novelty of value Edwards, Mr Megow, Tim Elegant JE’ ‘Catting or Trim = os Mr. Obed Baldwin, who resides in Virginia, vegetables begin to make their appearance. irom if and the Continent, viz: Fine Early | Edwards, Jas M Ta Elegant COR hair, he Bogs to sey the nee openers aon about six miles from this city, came over with his ———— xheart. Winnmngstadt, and Fist Dutch | Ekia. Jes A Blecant MED) betaér sosoes nin having iad a family to the President's Levee, last even’ ig, in Goxg Back —“Ranggy Jones,” who escaped , “a fp ee-sieats fa Jems Tp eeta; Edwards, G Eieent Punk ay + tea pronriated it exel a light wagon, drawn by two fine bay horsés. | from the penitentiary with Squirley Barret the Garrats. Parenies, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowern’ abies" isn ites a Gay aeRO He his team on the avenue, near the White | day before, ws picked up on the street last night fe. Flower Seeds of every description, suitable Ladies’ wal . — House, while he paid bis respects to Uncle Abe, | and taken to the guardhouse by two officers. for any latitude. Being ® practical seed grower, all Ladies’ NEC s “for $i Dr. SC Pi finde it and on bis return tothe outer sir, borses and | This morning he was restored to his old quarters | are guarantied as to ieee OG rap Prices Geats’ VEST CB aibie to Tint Waskizeton. week. nas ‘wagon had mysteriously disa sasig 5 eee at the ees Ravgay® my get sear iowa reliable seeds can be sold at. styles,) to. 1D officers were put on the 2 aldwin from this locality, somebow. hep, on the 16-660 tment of JEWELRY, which Wedtseasy oi to pass the might at a friend's Louse in this city former oceaston, he attempted toelude his keepers, Ww NEW SPRING Goops. Also, « Large Assortment of JEWELRY, 7 oF venue Siouns, Police officers Serrin and Edward, of the First | some local attraction caused his stay here until he E Have just opened our first invoice of Spring Ward, found, this morning, an open carpet beg, was recaptured. Barret made good his escape, | Goods, to wh: i ear ich we invite the especial attention and the report is that he has gone South to join | of our friends and ousto: be = sre patients oan obtain advice Just’ Received, Charges whos ni is uy. {0 make & : SMALL LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL Bonenck's Sots H “for of < : per Shenok'a ified of its contents. ying on 2 road n ad northern boundary city, which is the only | the Confederate army. “3 E OWEN & SON, 2 ETRUSCAN Bi LAVA clue yet discovered. The ‘Sisco are certain! Pepe png Wises Miktary, Naval ood fiftzens, Merchant Tailors, <5, A BRAM pices OLE. getting bolder, and are no satisfied wi A Disputep Point — night, rang te | Gee OR | Pte ee yh Spee SS | eateries Sacer sioes |S Aes OF Lane Feet Be PERUANOae - peen seniaes Sear ye, but she ata to the Mees 1 The case was TARE ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. [peinercomgh tna ~ pe N. Brrrees wishing any of the shove Geode Tux Stavnrox Conrexence.—Considerable | laid before Justice Donn, who not pretend to ‘The eahapriber will offer at pri salon FARM ron Sees r, J should Bt once as ney soon will be gone, anxiety aj Se oe Oe ee Oe En eno , but simply | ooniaii ing 180 sores “Angapolie Junction, gs | Fields, m D Morrison, JT We havo on hand. and are receiving every any E pal societies here for the result of the action that whether she 1s or.js not the wife of ‘The wollte umeurpareed antane improvement Fell, W Monro, H H—2 invoices of the Baltimore Conference at Staunton, bi the defendant he has no right totake her life; and | consis: & new modern st; le Cottage, Mortou, Gov contal: cure against. -attempt to enforce his 2 » KOOd Qt the door, and a th: Fremont, JC Mead, PF W that the committee of fifteen a ated to devise threats, Sonus Srdered to give alt ee pasee; ‘but jeune orohard. Tues situation this i Tenders fletcher de Byer, PJ plan of adjustment bad fai! agree: and had | falling to do so, he was sent to jail. ‘ it very 4 austen ic ea reeds 4 pag hy Gi ousE.—Before Justice Clark. a tickets can be procured s0 as to enable the Fat Renay Mionell, D—& the action of Conference. The —_ Cf fee 3 Ba or nom + tag “3 a ride fo either city for mx ae per trip, | Perron, - Tinkler, Stones post a sry fie hultimoteCunkrence None ote | ws Amen Sate pe ang 68M | Hah anaes fl Ga : pastors of the District churches have returned, greed aon r ¢ saeed ag de nerah any pean GeoN Mears, C—2 Epa they are eapeviad © Senpetn Bd. eun tne tools Inogs oF echighand aden econ : Prenkiond, P , Lan —Lanevening, about? o'clock, | der yeamated @ 2 ye in Geteuit “Wetmey ; — derly; com! lays . meee A 7m out oe the fire: prec convict from the penitentiary, men, and a run of the central companies to the brought fn, and recommitted to prison. pee te SR SAT AES | Pecamnouengpeese baa amare Aut tg THE FINEST PLATED WARE, PPRENCH PAPERHANGINGS, te, Breakfast and Tea Sets; Card and C. rele 1 et Cram on rnp, Fen | SEAMS ae IN’ D, eo. GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, | °* “® Promvt: Table, Dessert, Tea, Sugar and Cream’ ances 19-Stawsw (4 Palmer, GeoW Marshall, DDT—+4 Wav wr Spoons; Butter, Fruit, Tea, Pie, and For, Geo N Marc! Wash! Fi Waser * REMEMBER: me anole Wharton &C RIDDLE'S ONE DOLLAR STORE, eh, sess Weigh —= mar? 303 Pa, AY... 308 : oo ” t ‘ish Kneves; Forks; Napkin Rings ; Casters; Salt : Pon, Chased and Gilt Lined Goblets and Cups. ALL FOR SALE AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,