Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25


New iork and Cohnecticut-ffom Long Island
SOUND 70 Washington county, n. Y; from the
connecticut river to the Hudson river and sew
erai counties i'm New York west Of the Hudson
river 49,
New Jersey-occupying the whole State.
rennsylvania-int that portion bounded by Pc
ter's Mountain on the south Mahantango Nom.
tain on the north, the Delaware river on the east
and the Susq johanna river on the west
Maryland-from Anne Arundel county to the
IN th Q, 81 Mays county; from the Chesapeake
Eirginia-from the south part of Loudoun county
10 .ne Roanoke river; from the Blue Ridge to the
North Carolina-Caswell, rockingham. Stoke,
uuiiiord, Roman, Surry, and adjacent counties
Michgan-about Kalamazoo
amoihna-Dearborn and adjacent counties
Inc VIII commence emerging in North Caro-
INA about the 10th of Nav, and few DAYS later
LOT every hundred miles as we progress north
1nni the LIST OF June, in Washington county, New
the correctness of the assertio that tbev do not
appear regularly every seventeen wears None of
.ne southern tr be (thirteen-year locusts) appear
this year.
WATCH RETURNs.-Hugh McNally got drunk
last night, and while in that condition made his
Way into the residence of family in the Second
ara, from whence he was removed by the
guards on duty on that beat. After a night in the
cells, he was permitted to give security for the
payment 50 IS, fine and costs and retired from the
dock. John Kelly got drunk also, and exhibited
his exbileraton by shouting and Yelling to the
great annoyance Of quiet citizens Of the nei hbor-
hood. The police taking him in charge removed
him to the guard house, from whence be was taken
to the farm this morning for a term Of thirty days
Ellen O'Neal, we'll dressed Irish woman was
found on Third street, near 6 street, very drunk,
with bottle Of whisky by her She was taken
to the guard house, and this morning begged in
fluent terms for dismissal, but the magistrate
was inhesible, and sentenced her for a term of
thirty days in the work-house She said she had
come to town last night to get married. but her
husband missed her, and no doubt was in great
trouble to find her. Fourteen dodgers were accom-
modated.
The THEArRE.-To-night is the last night of
the last engagement of Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne I'm
this city, on which occasion she takes her fare
Wen dement,. OF course, her hosts Of metropolitan
friends will see that she has an overfowiny
house and last reception worthy of the dis
representatives, and the accomplished lady
The bill for tonight is an excellent one. be-
ing "taZlo''-Mrs. Hayne as Blanca and c. b
Hill as Fazo-and % The Honey Neon" Mrs.
Hayne as Julia, Mr.. Bass as the Mock Duke, and
Mr; b Hill as Duke AranZa. AS the house
VIII no doubt be crowded, we advise all those
who wish to enjoy the performance to the best
advantage to secure seats before night
BUsINEss.-This morning, the business, local.
tues oeglh 70 assume more lively appearance
IMAM Tor months past. The merchants We're ac
uVeiy engaged from an early hour The side
walks were thronged with pedestrians and horses
and vehicles We're numerous alono the cnrLIin..
and at the various wagon stands The favorable
Wta'nef induceo general resumption Of outdoor
SAFES by the auctioneers. and great quantities of
furniture. &c, were being disposed of by them.
we saw small batch of furniture offered in the
street fronting the Bank of WASHINGTON which
mad the appearance Of goods distrained. a sight
NOT pleasant for those who have any sympatbv for
the poor, more especially at this season Of the
year. "
ANOTHER GREAT MUSICAL rRKAr is announced
Ia nm
ing grand operate concert by the celebrated
dramatic prima donna Madame Gazzaniga and
troupe, who have lately performed with such
brilliant success in Europe, Havana. and the
northern cities of America They are now on
their way to fill an engagement at New Orleans,
ana VIII give but one concert in this city This
company embraces, besides Madame Gazzaniga,
Fighor Tammaro, Carlos Shenal and SignOr AL
bites On this occasion, Madame G will sing
The celebrated sung, La Naranier the ORANGE
Girl, in Spanish costume.
REPA1Rs.-The repair of those streets which
nave been In such miserable condition during
the past winter has been commenced at least on
small scale, for one man was engaged this morn
ing in picking the cObbe stones out of the holes
on Seventh street, where the mains were laid last
season. and in which several horses were stalled
during the winter. The rapid progress of this
WORK is desirable, as the property owners those
streets do not wish to he further injured by the
delay of the work until the winter Of 1850 which
would make the repair of the streets necessary
again in the spring of 1861.
Council ACTs APPROVED The Mayor has
signed and approved the following acts of the
City Councils An act making appropriation for
cleaning streets, alleys, CUTTERS &c, during the
year 1885, acts for the relief of the Perseverance
fire company. Of the Franklin fire company of the
Columbia fire company, and Of the Metropolitan
hook and ladder company; also, for tie relief of
+. l.akemeyer; also. authorizing the laying of a
water main along ID street north, from Ninth to
Eleventh ST. west; also. making appropriation for
dredging the Washington city canal, and for
other purposes.
MARKET THIEVES ABOUT - Henry Jackson.
colOred, arrested this morning by Officer
King charge of stealing certain articles from
marketer named J w. Cation. Of Virginia. A
portion of the articles Were recovered but as
further developments likely to result from this
arrest, Jackson committed to Jail for further
hearing by Justice Dom.
Mr.. JAMES FADELY, while engaged In some
repairs at the store of Messrs w heat Bro in
Alexandria, yesterday morning. was thrown by
the fall Of a stepladder on which he was standing
and broke his left arm near the wrist He suffered
extremely. until relieved by the skill Of Dr. Muir
ply. by whom the limb was set
THE GREAT PAINTING, "The Home of Washing
ton After the War, executed by Rossiter and Mig
not. is now on exhibition for short time at Sibley
Guys, north side of Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets
SANFoRD's TRoUPE.-Our readers must not for
get this evening which Is positively the last nj hit
of the these "birds of song on which occasion
John Lands takes a benefit Much fun is antici-
pafed. rs Sanford and John are to do a great Dor
ton Of the performing. See programme.
THE EXHIBITION AND CONCERT Of the Foundry
Church Sabbath School and Choir, which gave
such great satisfaction and pleasure, few nights
ago, it will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, Is to be repeated, by request, on next
Tuesday evening.
A CONVENIENT instrument Is Shayer's patent
Fraser, Polisher, paper cutter. folder and pencil
SharPener, all In one-a specimen of which we
nave now In use, and find to be - JUS: the thing
wnrS. sPEcIk pAYMKNr SUsPKNDEp."- These
create great paYIc, vhist the Oft repeated
expressions, thousands are rushing to untimey
caves T. Is scarcely ever needed, Though awsys
tue; Mrs GaIdner's Indian Ba sam of iiyerwort
ana hoarhouud would save many a victim of Con
SUMPTION VI resorted to time. Ii cures falling
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LATE AND lMPOR IANr NEWS FROM q Rora,.
GENERA John H. Rice. q praotlcine attornev in
lass county, Georgia, and edO- And pronriator Of
the Standard At Cassvie, vi ties thus oyer hi
own signature. '''' "ie
CAsSvILLE, GA. February s6 1850
MksskS SkTH w. FOwLE Co. Boston Mass
Ueht1snien : Al the request of your traveIIng
Ags' I, give y0u q statement of m