Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

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sos1ainins IN tis Washington City Post Office
IL the provisions Of the Larc directing them to
kTrintsd in the newspaper barring the largest cir,
ss1afior rr''hiH :hs delirsry Of the Ohcs It's total
Liz cueE.I;iOH as than double that of a,y
seksr Daily printed IN the District Of Colun,b,o
H. Torgi THE STAR q printed on the fas,s,,
sssaI7 press south Of Baltimore. its .sj,;o,
ssso large as TO require it TO BE- pr, TO press NJ IN
ssely 5cVr: Advertisements, therefore, shouLd bs
ssst ~ s.roT' Tirsirs o'clock, M; othsrris, tS.v
~ssy not aPP'nr until the merit day.
NOTICE distinct Of Columbia Idrsriisfmsnis
fsA inserted IN fhs BALTIMORE SUy are reared
&c ar f"-I"'yi'd from TIE STAR orcs
tn NEW CENTRE MARsET-Since the adop-
ucn OF the plan uf Chas Uaskins Esq and the
aovertSrTnent by TIE Commissioners for the cree
uon of a new Centre Market bailding upon that
pisn the printed description aud specifications in
Pamphlet form have been asked for by builders
In vorIous sections of the country, and forwarded
Tn ofm. IA order that they may prepare their pro
poeas. The style Of the buildin. is Italian. with
a Mansard roof. which has been generally
adeptrd in France and England. and is growing
IN favOr n the larger cities of own country
The building completed. Will he among the larg-
ese ia The world. 1t is designed 10 enclose the
enurr Mirkr; Space. and will form hollow
square bounded by Pennsylvania and Louisiana
avenues, Il. Seventh and Ninth streets The
AvenUr and street fronts will be 49, feet -
inches long, each The main building fronting
the Avenue Will extend from Seventh to Ninth
e0eet In the centre Is projection of the build
Ing with tower 81 feet square nd 2,2 feet biuh.
and covered porch fer carriages. This main
9uidinI IS 10 be - feet in width aui two stories:
the first or market story To be - feet hi" and the
extreIne eastern wing Of the second story will be
divided into two stories, and this entire upper
mi is,s ia d.. II I'LL
and offices connected Herewith
III" halls are designed to be convertible at
any Tune into one great hall, 400 feet in length
and tue full width of the building. The central
Projection will be divided into several stories FOR
fo2ins tn be used in connection with the hall and
WI contain the main staircase leading to that
q ~. NJ the rhds Of the main building are two
hts or stairs leading to the second story: that NJ
s-vtnth s. leading into the Mayors court: and in
t- Towers are stairs leading to the upper stories
q ere all tine stairs 20 he of iron On the sou,b
c'r'"fS of the IHare are buildings * feet square
y t'TC3 stories high--the second stories for res
t7rfaEts. and the third for Kitchens These will
T. he SirIi" IN height as the front huiIdinr
=" avenue front Is connected with the corner
tEtdinIs on IL street by One-story build nns about
= i'et high in the clear sad g feel 6 inches
"'',. inside measurement. In centre of the
t''St 'front.' are tie rooms dcs gned for the use Of
v" market Officers There w! III be on. entrance
v u" market through the main tower On the
avenue FONT. ten ol seventh and nine on B aud
nue on Ninth street. There will he two Wild.
entrances OH street To the incicsure and passau.s
f'"'n the Enclosure, one on seventh. the other ON
Nlnth street The market entrance 20 be secured
witt do"rs, and those to thu iHclC sure with oates
II" ,ntlre market story and the court are To be
paved The plan makes ample provision for the.
s'1''" ir" and comfort of attcnlanis at the ma r
1t. giving advantages thu necessity for which
b. long been rause of complaint
VI" f"und1'ion of tEr tower and n! the ha3vier
r 'i"r' VIII "r ~ pIirs. driven with a hammer
o !"O lbs w"-ht, until a uniform, foundation is
p'r;elned- Tie columns to be used in tL, build-
tr- TO be Of iron. After TIE foundation conrscz of
s"n' the Structure o! the front except the 3 street
ff'nt. (Which VIII be entirely bri X will IT,. of
brick upon u handsome base course Of Connection
hr',yn stoHr; the arch hes to tho porch cnIuun, tn
Y II The same. The spec ii. j lions cali for tlI.
l. - ialI:y Of each kind Of material to bc used
4 ia" bnlI1inS y feature in tin plan If the
IT,. n tower - the design for Il clock with dial
v ie illuminated at night. The clock my not
u. included IN The fixtures Of the balding when
rs '"nii!.td but the appearance Of the dia
a." III s"rvr To- remind the city LEGISLATORS who are
" be- thai the are Infect had in mind the often ex-
lr'S>.d "is' II "If citizens for 4 tnvn clc-k and
iI'tt'tN Tue dies n may ~. executed soon after
:, much for the plan. The question whether il
~ b. erected for anything k; the sum est ma ted
- "iich debated one, and the present occupants
. #" market, or many of them. fear that the
20 I'll must he enormously increased If s,,ch IN
''.'"Isiv" structure Is made Ia pay expenses
HrI. II also much dissatisfaction felt, too in the
Ia That The Commissioners appointed to attend
- iis erection. thou tSimabIe gentlemen q NJ h,
'~S>. are not practical business Inen However.
most "l tue community are disposed to hope for
re-
Wa Ia shall af'ri substitute 10, the present ua-
,iEL''y market sheds
SHITH>oNIAS LEcrrRE,-prof Eeri pei,ce
"i Harvard College l,ctJi. ell at lie Sujtlsuni,
H'>t evening ON ''ihe divcrSi;i-s in mathematical
l"'rrs 81 Che faces and natlonaliiies of men -
-" fToitss" 5 = man OF mrdium stature r-rhar,s
HUu- below, IS a very little stoored by stCdy;
- dark fr"nChii,d compilations with a fIIi
~"It of black beard. and of hair parted i'm tho
middle aud Comb"d STRAIGHT dor.n the DIS. an
bf -lfprs in Z +:
'I'. aud Eis very pleasant fire.. and easy DELHI
''''" bet vrrv. lie commenced by srIrg,s me-
'"Ii Tn" true standard Of thr nria and political
t't"u> 81 t'i' races WAS their mathematical DOW
rs - upru hS intellectually depended their real
.u- ton IN thrs ale of humanity Tie C1uraSsiau
''rr W. -" only race that he'd ever made any
'd'rthr progress IN the mathematical sciences
~ = single African had ever become. "A matl,.
'niii'ltn. and the chinese and Malay races had
WI ia Their long Car"rT adv incrd farther than
>'., p" "''thuirtc Therefore il for the. wise
i god ri tlr highest mathematical race the
i - IN. Z" i'." tlst Inferior rr..s in that posi-
~ lu -" s.''- -! sn,i"l and political relation.
:" W." Icy naturally and intellectually be
".-'' 10" lecture WIS vrT. learned and int
''-'. ~ - tfr 70, II went hut last ~ the audience
VIE t'i~FinE come SPECIAL an,i f,IIiiar appI-
'"'"A 81 Va" TitI-r met Ipisy steal ntrudlit tory
S"ii"rltlift'"HS laid duwa. il WIS brought to :.
'"N'nS such soto r"". cltniati ous
'n''.itl"Ht u room w at is he through
y itrft ~ If .t''' AC
" us announced tia: the PrcfrsSn. would lee
tfc again on Friday evening om ..Ecumouy''
SrFEsvr C"rEr-Ycs,erday. VIM Archer
'" ~" 49, Of Nlr- ina. WAS i,tnIi.trs! an 1t
'"rn"N ana "oUnS"llo, IF this Court
y" - Robinson H. tlr and WIZ - al plain
nh' =" cir"'. aGt IT," STAT" Of Ark .:;1s Chas
u "'fiI'.n, - 81 IL" argu'nCIt cf this cauS-
was conc l.dtd Nv VIZ BRADLEY f,r the I!ai:it; fl,
re- 49," submitted printed argument icy
Mar. >t',V,II for Plaintiffs in errnr and Nv Mr.
u, Ei'S'.-'d f"r the Il, PENDANTS IN error
10. - S-.n"el iIviG" II II. pl,IHt..:s IN error.
- IL sT.Hn l. Rtdnsii late e. 5iirC:ur Ac IT,.
e. 81" 49, Si'nItt"d In IT,. consideration os the
e.. ~ on record
y" H. Roach : Long. appellants aot WIN
tEhTnIIn Ct at. claimants of the steamer "a nj ,,I
e. 81 his cause was submitted To- the consider
"'i"n "i th- t"urt on the record and printed ar
Suu"nt hy MIR Ben jamin for the appellants
No. - wight Bridgefcrd. appellants ayt
Thor'ns VI re - Il, claimants If the staame r
t@Fit'l - ri Appeal from the court of the nitrd
~iti"> ia th" eastern district Of Louisiana This
cause tav."g been called ana no appearance for
either 2rtT II was ordered 10 he dismissed at the
costs of the appellants, under the 18th rule Of
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