Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1855, Page 1

~ - THE PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) ar Buildings, corner of Pennsylvania Loa avenue pe lsventh Abe ; By W. D. WALLACH, Will be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37% cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- scription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS a year ta advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of Ti cents a week. ii7 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. Dds excelent Family and News J : taining a greater variety of dnteresting reading tha: : can be found in any other—is published on Satur. day morning. TERMS. Single copy, perannom .... Five co; Ten at counter, immed: after i Paper. Price—Turer Cents. me ate PostmasteRs whoact asagents acommi jon of twenty per cat, ‘Will be alowed VOL. VI. DR. L. B. WRIGHT'S UNFAILING “SCROFULOUS ANTIDOTE,” For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION and all other forms of SCRO FULOUS Puli ISEASES. HIS Medicine is prepared by an eminent phy- T sician of eighteen years oretinen inNew tok city, during which time he has constantly used it with the most unbounded success, and -created for it a reputation in private P eameroa urfequalled in mind, from his subsequent condact, intended killing mot "aug her but pd there, but his weapon was exhausted in sacri- Gicing his sister, and he was compelled to re- turn to the city without putting his fatal reso- lution in regard to his oon iis into effect. Certain it is that a few hours afterwards, with hisown hand, his soul was released from all JOHN R. ELVANs. WILLIAM viousien! NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, ELVANS & THOMPSON, - WASHINGTON, D.C. i ___ EXCURSIONS, &c. DEALERS IN E thirty-fourth annual course of Lectures will GRAND EXCURSION. HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c,, | ,b,,Commence on MONDAY, the 22d of October, | prvi TEACHERS Gee LO NER'S & EVENING STAR. : DAY SCHOOL respectfully — FEELING HIS BUMPs. = ss 4 ACULTY. announce to the citizens of Wash- = Our neighbor, Colonel S—, Is @ capi between Ninth and Tenth sts, Washington, D.C. SS fa ny D., Professor of Anatomy | Oyee wierd ae | give their GaSe h cy of aganerea wag in Erie, “sam —y ‘iy HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. Wn P Jonnosey: M.D., P; Obstete | Paty dE BLOUSE on MONDAY, July 30. | pablican, who contributes good deal to the oy : , Tea, Table and Dessert 3; iS be besteah...:0 i ing | CAtthly trouble, and sent into that world the history of medicine. [tacts immediately u ted is Josuva Rivey, M. D., Professor of Materia Med- | ‘The boat will leave Seventh street wh s nal rough. ne morning, & travelin, here ape A the blood cleansing it from all scrofuloas pte Spans Bake, Steels, Knives with and with- 5 jeay ‘Therapeutics and Hye lene {ana Niwy Yard at9 cae m5 ome id phrenologist arrived at his inn, and took eg in the soul of his sister had just preceded imparities, renovating and, by its ic lo No. Frep. May, M. D. fessor of the princi- | fore dark: ings. The next day im the vill new: : os INVIGORATE THE W HOLE 3 a as : Bese; 3 Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candie- ples and practice of surgery. : “Weber's Band has been engaged for the occw | 2: 3 ared ak BivacCleciasod seating that Of Let the mantle of mercy fall upon this in proof of which, hundreds of respectable wit. Tren? Shovel and Tongs, Watile Lrons, Sad | Gravton TYLER, M. D.. Professor of Teno | sion. hed astived in Erie, and could makes brother and ister. None but those who love nesses gt cos ed oan v- | Mastin and Bell Metal Mitlies, PitadekGita ane rates of medicine, and of clinical med- | Dinner and Refreshments will be served at city | << gar. consideration,” examination of the _— ree cong fo a sister can, in common enin y in ? y Z . | pr «ak ates, . ’, » extenua’ is crime. - from any serofalous alfection, to call pom them oe &e. Lewis H. Sterner, M. D., Professor of Chemis- = ckets $1, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies; ~— say Ae eee kane tr, — Same | is, and with all the comtegemssos i oeeaie ‘og and satisfy themselves. * UILDING MATERIALS. ‘ try and Pharmacy. : |: ule tickets 50 cents; children 25 cents—to be | W awecurate, reliable charts of aracter. has been driven by a keen f heat A Treatise on Scrofulous Diseases can be had | Rural Cottage. Closet. Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad | E>waxp M. Scort, M. D., Prosector and De- | liad at John F’ Bile’ Move Store, Dr. Walsh, | For two or three days the calls were sparse; | which i tled — - gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 409 Broadway. and ‘Trunk Locks monstrator. | Navy Yard, and at the boat on the morning of the | but ou the fifth day, there was a rush of five | Which is entitled at loast to respect, to saerifice and at Drug Stores generally. ” | Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and THOMAS MILLER, M. D., Dean. excursion iy 16—eotd =| or six to the apartments of the Professor. One his own life and that of his sister, rather than CHARLES ST0TT & co, Wrought Nails, Bolts : Like most similar institutions in Europe, the <a - morning a countryman entered the inn where | Ve t see her disgraced. Agents for Washington. | Brad’s Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs, | desks from which the regular lectures are given, EXCURSION. the whvcuslacue a his ‘ ere | Mr. Blessing was 2 young man, only about. eae awaeae Teh Pe Oeers, Door Knobs "| and the words for clinical instruction are under TO FORT WASHINGTON, &c. landionl afgcesaid | mm S04 sald toour | twenty-three years of age, sn the . L. B. iu r Sheaves an il, &e. é same roof, ‘ ’ _— 5 iver, TASTELESS “‘ LIQUID CATHABTIC,” CABINET MAKERS’ GOODS The entire expense for fall course lectures..g90 0 | “ OUR CLUB,” OF GEORGETOWN, D.C.,| ‘Is this the placo where the phrenologist | Tyet, apd the; tsderen tel eee OR, FAMILY PHYSIC H ci er one Practical Anatomy by the Demonstrator... 10 (0) ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of | « holds out,” who ean tell a man’s Raracter by | his jum: * Eesister was but a few years ; Ic. air Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and , if S : : Y | his junior.—S¢. Louis Republican, July 11 HIS is the BEST, CHEAPEST, and MOST Chair Springs : “ Came only once... a ‘4 it ee pba Urereivestoyioie the bumps onto his skull ?”? epudtrcan, July 11. aeeeue 26 “3 ef Wan = 2 eee e ee eeeeeseeee 5 0 | Alexandria that, having ¢| el e * Ves a i H Sa a FERED IGIENT EATHARTIC EVER. OF- | Venitin Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends Admission tothe medical and surgical clinic with- | sufeand Ponds Steamer ALICE ¢ snd Aigner ene with & romeved “Blood Tubs” and “Buffers.” : > f° 3 tote out charge. Capt. Sa 1 s - 1 ecur . . itis TASTELESS, (thereby avoiding the nau- | Glue, Plates ane ee mes care The lectures will be given in the afternoon and | Siowdiven the Potomnsd, os MONDAY, tige id of Wal. J want my potato-trap looked into a Pegs on ig the ssne-on Saturday night seating effect of Pills, Oil. Senna, &c..) and pro- dhs ao aR, evening, thereby enabling those engaged in busi- | July, 1595, leaving Georgetown at 7’ o'clock . | little. Where is the man?” of as disgraceful an exhibition as has been ducing no griping or other painful effects. Unlike CARPENTERS’ GOOps. ness during the morning hours to attend. age’s Wharf, Washington, at6i° Navy Yard | ‘‘ Lam the 1aan,”’ said the landlord. witnessed in them for a long time. A gang of all other any solo ny —_ oie a ae arte ed “ee, Spokeshaves, | For fulther information address ha Alexandria at 9% ; stopping at Fort Wash- | “Oh! you be, eh? Wal, put in; feel 0” my years ——. calling themselves “ r- leaves the buwels entirely free from costiveness Augers, Braces and Bitis Boring huacnines Ham ees Deneeran Faceily Hire Pyviaiing terete ne toes nape, ie Se oak ret a be we ee on. | : ~ 7 “ a » Bra Ss ) Sy a puily. | tunity of visiting ; zdown, | swindle?” abroad, returne nigh’ NO FAMILY SHOULD BE aeons ates, Butchets, Devels | oe N, B—Medical students desiring situation® as | wil fand at Captain Marbary's V hag, resnaining eile no swindle, sir; phrenology is a | Were received at (ae wharves ar ebenytory 4 rome ih read: v2 reing, | Bevels, > > wes, » &e resident student in the Washington Infirmary, | several hours. ler havi Zone Ww a . : 23 (4 Ne isati es’ Be = IMENDED bp rie reper a BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS’ GOODS. (which ts the elinical department of the National | Head they will return to Genyelown et a cee | cic Oe ee oe ciel qrearsliy boys Pobag aos ay vend ” INDE! > A lack and Bright Springs, Axles "3, Shafts, edical College.) are requested to make applica- | ble hour. “Oh. yes—'xpect so; but what's the price si no went Give it a trial and then judge for yourselves. s pakee. bee Bor Polea Felloes, Shafts tion by letter to Joshua Kiley, M. D., Cariioe of : ‘The Committee have endeavored to render this | for feetia’ a feller’s head ?”* . teed of age, were dressed in the most ridicu- _itean be had wholesale and retail at E.H.STA- | sjeigi Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump | the Washington Infirmary, who will give auy in- | one of the most pleasant excursions of the season. **One dollar, with # chart.’” ously fantastical custom. Some were openly BLE — = ne or CHAS. STOTT Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props formation that may be desired. | Refreshments and Dinner will be served by a “Wal, go it; what dol du’—lie down, or | 8™med with swords and axes, while the great fe whiont SS PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 409 Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linings, Lining itis unnecs to state the great advantages of | Well-known and accominodating caterer. eit up? “Does it hurt 27? . a residence in a hospital for clinical instruction An excellent Brass and String Band has beenen- s, Laces, | Those making early application will have prece- | zaved for the occasion. dence. Six are to be chosen before the Ist of ¢ Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentle- | ¢2* ree acing d were doubtless provided with pistols, knives and slungshot. The devices exhibited abundantly testified the eharacter and objects Broadway, where the doctor ean be consulted Silks, Damask, Soaring Cords daily on diseases generally, from 12 to 2 p. m., re Tufts, Tassels, Butto Tae and Plain and Enamelled Can ot in the least, sir; take your seat in that withowteharge. 00s _Je13—6m | Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather. Dash Leather, | tober. jy 9—eotNovl | man and Ladies—to be had of the members, or at | There were {our or five morning-loungers in | Of the clubs. The lanterns bore suck names ;: “1 TEAND. | &c ““ELVANS & THOMPSON, a the boat on the day of excursion the tavern, who checked a laugh, as th as, “Rugs,”’ “Buffers,” “Blood-tubs”” and "Sc : : b SLVANS 4 MPSON, isan! OPO a Sea ee meee ao ie boat on the day of e: 5 he tay he chee ala as the coun- 8, all ~ fats Bank Mouicanee esp toate mrposes, | _Je 1—6m 326 Pa. avenne. 100,000 COPIES 3: i uibuses will leave the corner of 9th and L | tryman tock his seat, having ck as arson Wim » ewer i T and is warranted to give satisfaction to all | CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF Steamboat Deets om pe Waters, and | tre nd the Capitol Maton to ee ed, removed his coat; vest, and neck-cloth. : [Sessta’ rel a worse looking set of young those who may be pleased to e: them, either OCKS. . y- in the arrival of the beat. Fare 193¢ conte The wag of a landiord ran his hands through | ¢ut-throats than took part in this masquerade; asa Brass. Reed, or Cotillon Ban rue Canal Packet CONGRESS having been HE Undersigned have now in course of prepa. a aaa or inne. the hair of t stient’’ for # moment, and | their faces sufficiently indicated their brutal Je oes —— to be had at the short- thoroughly repaired and pritas, pa ates DIRECTORY wick oie Tt . 8. L. Davis, then said to hi -tender : pare while their conduet leftno room ta : eR EDERIC PROSPERT. rohrseslevecloy ee it ia EE et sued in October next; the book wi contain over E.H. Shekell. Mr. take a sheet of paper, draw | doubt their real character. Most of the row Leader, at Taltavull’s Store, opposite the Marine Barracks. N. B.—Orders left at Hilbus & Hitz’s Mitsic De- ro its whole length, and put down dies were drunk, and as they reeled blasphe under the heads [ mention to you.” tinues making her regular trips between George- | ‘Wo hundred pages, illustrated in the best style ming through the streets, decent — shrunic town and the above place. and ny tiy hound inadurable manner. Ir v K - os z : is away indisgust. The police picked off indi- The Boat will leave the wharf of WH. & HG rp aud Will Den touk hee oe ke et | ALE STRANGERS — vi ioe at ai i por will be promptly attended to. Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDAYS, WED-’ Re tee ; | SR visiting the City shonld see Hunter’s Cata- | “* Have you en the line at different points, but may 25—Im = Sroka! NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at? o'clock a.m: TORY. will contain neomen BOAT | logue of the curiosities of the Patent Office. Al. | “Yes; all rizht there was no general and cor bined effort made GLENWOOD CEMETERY, * ¥ = oe for Georgetown on ‘TL dem ition ot el the Sieamiheate core aSeat ite | 8: bis Description of Powell's Great Pictures. “Very we! os spree meskereasts, though they para- ‘e AYS, JRSDAYS and SATURDAYS at is ~ erakaea Wace ie Sng HUNTER is to be seen at 456 Ninth street. And the landlord went on wi 3 exumi- the streets during the entire evening. Olfice No. 292 Pa. ave., corner 10th street, | DAY hour, stopping at the diferent landings alon,. | ‘esteru and Southern waters. ‘The length, model. | = seepusteh ent on With hus ex i “4 ed may Ji—3m* nation. w 8 rather rougher, perhaps, | .As wight have beea expect 7 sales he li notion = speed. power and tonnage of each boat, where 2 ee rs x rl, Of id out on the plan of Lethe fe ig ee eel mene iy whom wall the name of the boat, with t OTICE. than there w ¥ necessity for. violence resulted trom this exhibition. As one pee oe ewe Nake ond twill leave Georgetown at 7 o'clock a. | Uade she is im. “Also, the names of Captains aud | (ENHE firm of Williamson & Os yodby having ~ Put down Phiio-progenitivenes, siziy of the clubs was passing down Eighth ctrect, situated on the high ground distant one and a | The sost will leave Geor oiticers. her age, &c.. ke. ‘The Directory willcon- been dissolved, the undersigned has taken a] “Down, sir.” below Shippen. just betore 10 o'clock, a amu eae aS nee Of he Copel —Menth Capitol | Ts at i. Edade Fe tain a History of Steamboats and Steamboating » in the immediate neighborhood of the for- street leading directly to the vateway. '; | onthe Western waters, since the application of “Very weil; Reverenee, two.” lato, about the age of twenty-five years, | i steam; also, a sketch of the tirst boat built for the ‘onage heretofore received S What's chet 2” said the victim. t iteway son- | Knowlan’s Ferry 6, and Point of Rocks st > 0” iner place with a view to permanency in the trade «* Booked. sir. named William Manley, was stabbed in the pane uyeemmatiog Gare posed Gucetneonl er Peny ut 7k, Pes Foiut * aa npopit Ohio River, with the name of the builder, com- yatute aie Seuss cota en fe | {{ Cerbativeness, two hrautred ! right groin and qin cee eyien by some a i *s Ferry at 7, Monocacy s, Edward's Ferr, s ?, > ‘ i eRe O82 share erson net yet identifie The in- pur . making a fee title to the purchaser, and 11, Seneca 1, Great Falls 34 Cudarace a George: mander and owner. oy x _ © wound in prohibiting all encroachments from legisiation or peticger es The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain a list N. B.—Shop on 12th, between Pa. avenue and + No mat sir; you'll see it on the ehart. flicted was about an inch and a quarter in Senne; BRIS Se at Vee tempertanee to these O Pasaaie tarveaght Outer wae @2 and description of all the sTraMBoat DisasTERs | Ki street. Residence on 10th, between G and H | C . one ; Credulity, four hundred!” jength Placed. then, Sor Wr bee Letome a custoin in all | _ Meals served regularly on board the boat at mod. | ‘lat have oceurred on the westERN ax sovtu- | sts., No. 413. JNO. B. WILLIAMSON = that ase lump?” asked the pa- anley immediately cried ont that he was stabbed, and fell ack. Hie was conveyed to ; you'll understand it | the Pennsylvania Hospital. where he was still (t» the bar-keeper,) | alive this morning. His chances for recovery put in these separate col- | are slender. Two y ’ of being concerned in the perpetrn- the deed. They were taken to the Hospital, to see if Manley could i ‘ a, m3 ME + ERN WATERS, beautifully illustrated, with a List ie ear. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt. | GP \ry snose WHO ave PERISHED BY THEIK BURNING, SINKING AND EXPLODING, onthe West- ema and Southern waters. The Directory will contain Maps of the Ohie, Mississippi, Missouri, GRAPES, GREEN JAMAICA illinois, Arkansas, White, Red, Ouachita. Yazoo. SEVILLE ORANGES, &¢ —This de and other Rivers, with the Towns and Ci erage becomes the greatest favorite wherever it ix | down, with correct distances; also, many o! jy L—eost* COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. IAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA- 2RS—residence dis Seventh s t, between G and H streets Interments procured in any ground orcemetery. Cotfins, Caps, Shrow es. Other cities when the burial ground becomes valu- alie for other purposes, to sell it, and throw the promiscously into one large pit, and legal measures cannot prevent it, as no titles are given to the ground. N. B —Ottlice open from 19 to 12 o'clock a. m., where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By- PEELS LONDON GREEN MANUFACTURED FROM tion laws, and a Map of the Grounds, and all other in- | introduced. It is equally palatable, unore whole- | River and Commercial items of interest to the pe Hear: znd every article for ot med the p either of them; Lut the sufferer could not say formation, can be obtained. some, and not half the price of other foreign wines. | Pie at large. ‘The book wiil contain the curds of quality furnished at short not © oe «is that the w: ie positively as to their guilt. They were com- All orders left with Mr. James F. Harvey, No. | Many physicians use {t exclusively, and recom | {he various U.S. Mail Boats, with the trade thay { reasonable terms, and at all hours of the | ‘ee ae a mitted for a hearing. Manley was following 410 Seventh street. or any other undertaker, will | mend it to all troubled with Flatuleney, Dyspep- | ate in, &c., &e. ‘Phe Directory will also contain t. Having the exclusive right of Crump’s o How else could we get abannot iss ain ae, nay “hehe be promptly attended to. je Is—lw SEA BATHING. CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA., F situated within two miles of Old Point Com- sia, Debility, Cramps, Diarrhea and Dyseniery. | 2 complete list of all the responsible Persons subject to Chills, or li ia districts | Licensed Officers, their places of res where Ague or Cholera prevails, fir s &c; the new Steamboat Law, its requiren al use a pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed | With comments, showing wherein it ten- with a little iced-water, it forms the most refresh- | Ucompetent officer, and injures Heet ? the club. Although he did not seem to be one an open knife was found in his , leading to the supposition that his in- tentions were no better than they should be. atent Corpse Preserver, we vuarantee to keep the dead for any length of time. jy Mi—ly BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH, ¢ wind—of ia . Mr. Flipkins?*’ © three columns are equal—they feot B lov ; 2 Pi ife is a carter, and has been in the employ of i ae : At forms the most refr pir elke aah all the tee FP lovers of this beautiful and ex $ a ¢ b y = nenet ‘Boa Price 50 cents per bottle, $5 per dozen ates and important Commercial Pri a mealies 8. . as ae . * reste ae The Hall will oe open for femmes NB. Count PDraggists. (toc ers, &c., find this | of Lading, important Decisions of the variou GRAND REGATTA. ’ said he, “but izds so. | A SceNg Nov uy 1H Bris. —@. C. Boniface, Wine an advantageous addition to their st it's | §. Courts in revard to Freights Lost and Damaged. @ first rate article, sells well, aud gives yreat satis- | &¢.. &¢.; with many other things of interest faction The Directory will be illustrated in the best Agents, STOTT & CO.. Washington; PEEL | Style, and printed in the best mauuer. Tie au- & STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown; | ‘lor bas for six years been gathering togetuer all | | J. BALMER, Baltimore jy 6-12 | | the facts and items in regard to the numer: aaa? ona steamboat disasters on the Western and South« DENTISTRY. waters, and now intends publishing them in bo: B. DONALDSON, Dentist. late of the firm of | The price of the work will be put 2 Hunt & Donaldson, continues to — um of One Dollar. Ten thousand copie H manufacture and insert those beautiful Baia be issued for the boatmen; all others desirous of | semaes teeth, with or without gums, subsoribing, will have to do so at once, none Many boat owners are now preparing for the (a tion of visiters on the Mth of May, at which time the proprietor hopes to be able to make comforta- bie and wn £5 the stay of all who may be seeking pleasure or health. Many improvements have been added. such as cottages for families, play grounds for children, very thing that can con- duce to the comfort of visitors. For health and Langmge & f location, this place is unsurpassed. Tiere is daily communication with the steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore. "Perms, per $2 00 You have wo pre- | 2 member of the theatrical profession, and at you have xo intel- | one time a resident of this city, was arrested on't Enow cnything, sir, | im Cleveland, on Friday night, on a charge ot but I must state the truth, | Seduction. It appears that Mr. Boniface and ryou take a chart or not; but, sir, if | Miss Reddeck. aged about fourteen, being in phrenology ; you are a | enamored of each other, adopted a plan to se- Under the circumstances, sir, [ | Cure a clandestine interview, which, though you to desire to after the most approved plans of getting up a have contracted for “scene” on the stage, was not exactly conse- quen it nant with the rules of society, or with the scan Silver Goblets v ». The most valuable to be award- apid boat in the race. The next { to bear off the second premium. 1 to be between boats belonging to Washi anand Alexandria. Boats having s ble toentry. The proprie- boats must bear in mind ‘that they cannot y boat not owned in the above places at wa si er ie} irl’s mother’s ide propriety. The young or specimens of which (made and deposited by | will be printed unless ordered fa ad ‘Tie | sport ‘otake place on thesth August. and. from the | Vtluahle illustration o cies, which | Sit ; ee ae b Terms, per week. < alas +11 00) the inte firm) was ceniged the first prem nat rk As tined to have a circulation of over | 2 Loe = = I can use in my le P . Lauthen- | lady, whether aided by her lover or not does ‘Terms, per month, (per day)...a.. S57 | the Mechanics? Institute Fair, recently eld ia | EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as the; aii wy Isetures, sir, with real name and | 2°t appear, disguised herself in citizen's pt~cok BR. G. BANKS _ | tnis city. iving large numbers of subs The ¢ . dress, so asto eppear like an or who was well known at her mother’s dwelling. and during the evening passed out of the houso without attracting any attention, and pro- ceeded to meet the expected swain at the ap- pointed place a Sear one o'clock the mother was apprised of the absence of the daughter, and peckieg inquiry and putting this and that together, arrived at the conclusion that sho had, under disguise, gone to = the com- ge of deception, in These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each from all parts of the country, di/ never brought ne particular case, and their resemblance to the natu- | of the oldest boatmen, as well as most scientiiic ral organs is so perfect as to deceive the most prac- | men of the times, are contributors to the Steam- tised eye. buat Directory. Particular attention also paid to filling and pre- ‘The Directory will be issued in October. serving the natural teeth. : will be au ornament to the parlor as well as s| Charges moderate, and all operations warranted. | boat. By remitting One Dollar (post paid,) you Office southwest corner of Seventh and D sireets. | will receive a copy of the above work. Eentrance on D. mar 21—4m. All Csr and rs should he ad- SS 23 = dressed to JAMES T. LLOYD & CO., A DENTISTRY. Post Ottice Building, Cincianati, Ohio. | for the occa NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HALL & BROTHER. ARUCH HALL, surviving partner of Isaac > having on the 24th y of retry Se 1556, assigned to the undersigned all the stock in trade and @ebts of the tirm of Hall & Brother, to be a to the full satisfaction of certain debts. liabilities, and engagements of said firm of Hall & Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute Tateably among such of the remaining ered- itor: of said firma as shall within six months from me mi never wil! be, sir—never ! ‘Oh! never mind; give us the map, the subject; -- here's the swindle, for it ds a edie; but Id rather pay it than to have round the country makin’ a fool of e everywhere else, as you have here. you ted phile pir ve humbug, you !"” With this explosion, the subject retired. YATCH, (the light-leeled craft that cher last season triumphautly.) JACKSON. d beautiful steamer will be chartered sion, in order to afford all who desire a : es t n) Mr. Boniface. if not to ve the cit; said 2th day of February. 1535, execute and de- | PJP, MUNSON respecttuly calls pumlicaten | jyttm {0.Ryitness this beautiful sall an opportunity to be- oo eae in Bie iniaatlanhy “Welied ae Se pillar rae aay rep mate Ke | AyAMPROVED metlod of setti A SEWING MACHINE AGED "Ovoiers ef boats, and otbars, desiring to enter The Murder and § uicide at St. Lonis. Mayor and had a warrant issued for Mr. B.'s seid Baruch Hall, snrviving partusr as aforemia? pomgenall ee palit S undersigned, having been appointed sole | their craft, or learn the manner and intention of arrest. { a most painful and interest- Notice is therefa: t for the safe of Wheeler, Wilson & Co’ the R viv C i- Jat 3 a sof entry, can be gratified in |. “SSS sae 3 : “i The girl was found during the night by tho tors of said firm of Hiall & Brother, of said Baruch | "Yleof Teeth has the follow : Machines in the District of Columbia, te | any mauner by callingat the City Restauraut,cor- | Wg character has just been brought to light, | potiee, fast asleep ian eatsiage ctandigg om Mail, surviving partner, as may desire to partici- | }INESe’ COM CORT wk ie ly notifies the public that he is prepared to | nor of Peunsylvanta aveaue and 13th street. the wurder o by the hands of her own | fhe henk at the foot of Semeca’ateoct anion Fate in the beneiit of said assiguiment to execate with Nature in these respects anak ta anche othe furuish any number that may be ordered at stort | Fort Washington wiil be the distance designed | brother, and subsequently his ewn self-destruc- counted for her presence there in the following and deliver to said Baruch Hall dull and absolute Dears Public teanection ia Tespectfully sol notice, and to guarantee the instructions that may | by the undersigned and Telurniug to the poiut of | tion. it will be remembered that on Monday as aforesaid, within the period of six be nucessary to enablethe purchasers to work thet starting. way: “She had returned home in ber man’s moaths from said 2th day of February, 1535. — ck oe aan to their entire satisfaction, aud to keep them i: noticed the fact that a young wan | attire at 2 u’glock and reached her room with ive of eniry lo depend upon the number of con- k Blessing, was found dead . : A, 3 | : s % perfect order. s WM. L. JONES, se teal ‘= 3 out being seen, and being aware of the grief jen ao WALLACH, Trustee. CAUTION —No other Dex : These admirable machines, having uniforiuly y Restaurant, cor. ia. av. and 13th st. h - a King’s Hotel, wilder = 20 essed herself in her own ee l-etAuget Columbia has a right to make this sty received the highest preminms whereverthey have | je 2 f stances that led conclusively to the belief that | ciothes. and made her eseape by the back door, CARRIAGES—CARRIAGE! basis apres healthy, been extibited, can be contidently relied ou to de ———~-——-—— ——— | he had committed suicide. Such, indved, and warran' Me and reached the foot of the street near the Lake, intending to drown herself, but think- ing it a matter worthy of a second considera- tion, had stepped into the carriage, aad being overcome by the arduous dutics of acting a Juliet’s part in a Komeo's atti had fallen asleep.”” Mrs. Reddeck, believing that Bon- iface had seduced her daughter, bad him ar- IES ee all the varieties of family sewing, as well as Kose | CABINET FURNITURE AND HQUSE- Sr heap house idesig b Artie hear the cor | of wailors, clothiers, shirt makers, mantuamalecs. FURNISHING GOODS—Very Cheap! -_ beh ee ts a ke. 4 VFN Subscribers would call the attention of the ap 2i—tf As these Machines have been successfully and blie rac’ ma + 2 -_ _ - public to the fact that they are selli A CARD. satisfactorily used by several families in this city | tieie Goods at greatly reduced prices, ane RS. E. PHILLIPS, No. 401 Sixtt for some months past, to whom the advertiser can | purchasers will tnd that they can save at M between G and H sireets, desires t refer those who may desire further information in | [rag per cent by giving us a call. Our the citizens of Washington and viein regard to them, he deems the high reputation | stock embraces every article (both new and second she is now pre) to give instruction ed out to be the fact, and the cireumstan- cted with it aud the murder which of a nature intensely interesting. ao of the unfortunate girl was Emily iving no parents, was left ty ip of her brother and a married in this city. We do not pro- ly accurate, but are informed 1 HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing, avery large assortment of 1° and Family CARRIAGES, of the latest fashions, which 1 will sell as low as the same quality of work can We sold in any of Use principal juarkets of the United States The subsecriver is now dealing exclusively in Carriages of his own imanufacture, and all work sold by him will be warranted, and compare favor- which they sustain in the Nofthern cities now ful Z . band) usually kept in a complete House-F urnish- 5 Pade reer rested. but the charge was not pressed, and he qbly with any work in this market. Ast always} PIANO FORTE. She las taught music ja a orgsar rg aed on seeicane ee | it re. : + ced in a convent in this city, | was subsequently ne yale fe pois matter poh assortment. Le bon porkees at some of the principal cities of the Union and katona nailrespects Farnitare bought before he frequently escaped, and ended.—Prttsburz Dispatch, June 304 See ner ne | eee eka ait pla pa aTape | Mmuaneanlven ching poisyugadet conte ckerte = 1d sensor Sea A Carriages bui, Old Carriages taken in | to the satisfaction of those Who may favor her with Washington Place, Seventh street. Cheap Furniture Dealers, No. 369 7th st hen bratiobe-on pretia de eaucuony Socunsence.—We lear etehange, or repaired al the shortest nolice their patronage. Jy 7—Stawew jy 6—1w between I and K. By ner Uromber, was particularly | from the Danville ep eng that on _—* KHOMAS YOUNG, ‘Terms: "slo for 24 lessons, at her residence, or SKAN 5 e : sie aes ee mee t pehaviour, aud fur some time | afternoon, 6th inst., Edward Bryant, a yout Sign of the Golden Horse, $12 at the residence of her pupils. i Pe splat og eee ctrl pedi TAKE NOTICE. previous to the dreadful occurrence, seemed | of about 14 years, sonof Rev. Samuel 8. Bry- No. 490 Pa. avenue and 4% street. |” je 12—eodm* leave at the following hours. 1 wish to keep it in the remembrance of our | *¢ times low spirited. On the afternoon of the | ant, was drowned under the following cireum- et | EF ERAS eke a: LAW PARTNERSHIP. ‘| Fare 12x cents. fs | friends and the public that we have now | fatal day, he yot a buggy and proceeded to 4 | stances: He aid a young lady, Miss Shelton, FOR POOK AND LABORING MEN. OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN ‘The THOMAS COLLYER, when not other- | on hand as tine a stock of Fancy Goods, Perfame- | house ou syurih street, well known for its bad LL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more, apt . ‘ “ga set out on that day to go to Germanton, North ve formed a co-parinership wider the tirm: saved, will make trips on the route atal- | ry, and Millinery as is to be found id the District, repute, and there -aw his sister, whom he pre- ves. Soon after te | all of which we ire disposing of at prices exeeed- | y do upon t © a ri with him. Hi ‘polenta prey mene egy hich uh k f y town “Wa .? for the management and ours. ze be Al Seeds eeathoed if soir - Mts | leaving « heavy rain fell, from which they too! ‘a fecheory ports oh es Cz und Georgetown, oe cued sosbhoeerat a e tape Geant ot tke lwave Washington at 6, , 9%, 11K, 2X, 1,5, in ly low. in order to reduce our stock insome | manner is represcuted as having been quiet athe iso tee near the read. After the , LLoyD & Co. | Unite : sure. United States . "hy an | B Pepe Osi Pith : nd before the Court of Claims at Leave Alexandria at 7, 9,19, 1%,3¥,4%,and | We bave Leghorn, Neapolitan, Crape, Silk, aud exhibiting no sign of the terrible resolu nen vee a tion he had evidently concealed in his heart. | panad ceased they went oa and in a few 2 hegre lug sted “= 3 6%. Lacs and Straw Hats of the latest and most fash- | HOD He had evidently e < — undred yard: came t» a small spring branch, hh abtagl dah => eee Address Washington, D.C._may10—colm_ | 4; , 7. poat will leave Alexandria at 1 X p. | ional S. Also, Silk, Linen, Paper, and | | The brother and sister left that house to- | which was swollen to a very great height’ verable at the Canal, ves, ; (No. 510.} m., or iromediately ee GR eGn oka other Fans. 4 emigre e “ omtad "pate Tr : : : ‘ 7a Vv. ORSON ptain. generally. French, German, and American Per- | efuntaine road with USES OF Ae ee BAe PEN. | fiery Itlower Vases: India Hubber Goods, ke, iis hotel woes Galak, whack of the United States Land Ontice at De i CARRIAGES. , famery / Plo t 1 State of Ohio.—Notice is hereby yviveu that = = mes | to allot which we would invite the attention of ne re told, by his brother au in purstiance of law, and in’ view of the report of | [ HAVE on hand some handsome light and con- | (he pubic ueuerally and the ladies in particular, iei-haey wikis plate estates Gen cote in parmance of law, and in view of the report of venient family Cartage ands SORE | a84 would most-sespectfally request them towive | 0010 ‘his own foom ieey little atesiniay of pate gs. u ne | gies. we orse Carriage and Ex- saca | i n our line is wanted, ‘ oe OOM, ‘ 1 cant, in said district is reduced below oue press Wagon. ‘Phose desirous of purchasing any | 4; Geog hipetegeiode 1 Be e oribs, Brushes, and Toilet articles | gether. tis known that he went up the Bell- m, Georgetown, or Alexandria. LLOYD & CO. 1Ak street, opp. ‘Treasury Departinent. though net so much ¢ im their horse or flont their bu; as they thought. They en- tered the stream. and, at that moment, some heavy logs were drifted against the buggy, uj setting it, and throwing them both out inte the water. They were both washed off by the ra- ii returned without her. jya—ly IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAKING LP HOUSEREEPING. : > 7 and we will make every endeavor to supply them | the dreadful act Le had committed. His con- | -: d angry current and young B t was PERSONS removing froin the city sud wishing | yunffred thousand acres, the Secretary of Heit: | of the above described articles cheap will do weil | {o thels satisfaction, both as to quality and | duct, in fact arod rather gay, and he sent | Pid and angry current The ng indy for- ing Uenrlin be with i the trouble ‘of sending serie" pe aligeuntiiied | hae that thie nae rents Reon gil naa canteen Sonal atone price. HUTCHINSON & MUNR' for 2 bottle ef champagne, which wes drank ty or fifty yards below the ford, was so fortu- Fs eusils . out the troubl iz ed; at the ain- ar - . ene, | | a ‘ s he for . t them tv public auction. can do so by calling on us | fies unsold at the time of the discontinuance be peeees Wan tow for. cash, or on accommodat- |“ Aarne Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10th streets. | In the meantime he occupied himself in writ- | te as ty natch holon a bush, buteven with Stour store, 317 Pa. avenue, corner of 9h street, | rug3de subject to sale and entry at CuitticotHs, | RY Work warrenied. JNA ing a letter. After an hour or so thus spent, | this aid she could not get out, encumbered as — =< prepared to buy all such goods as may | the ouly remaining land omice in the State oF Repairing done at the shortest notice and in the SUMMER RETREAT. ney ce ut - ie morning, as before re-| she was by her wet clothing, and she had the soz) Onto. Sah Most approved manner. S. FLYNN, AKISTON’S PAVILION will be open for | CoHied, he was found acorpse. resence of mind to divest herself of her dres:- Peageree ot pembemene) Raraptngit ome A I oh crt hor ea nip Shaie oly niesparled PPONSNO. 3G Dist., bet i2thand ith, | Ke Iacealios af viaiinesiom the'teh of The fact of his having taken his sister out | PT With cee hand wich che clung tothe bush S, as We wi y a4 C and ei a a et i “ seh . pe mies Rae rs Z . 8 3 5 all such, goods Sh eerie ae pod poy or ae Will cease tobe ayect to | Jy Stn opposite the Kirkwood House. nly. The proprietor’s table will be su ion aie returning without ber, and his) with theother. She supposes she was in the WALL, BARNARD & CO i t ; = " =: ie delicacies abounding in thi tive nature, created a suspi- said office from the date of the receipt of | ¥94€-NIC BASKETS.—Just opened a variety | flied with the y vell k siti , SUS e Will yive public and ‘I 5 ‘4 5 and according!y search wi je direc- ica a tne aa on which they will be Prepared ren sick Fresh, Perfame y, from Apollos, | Pate hon fram those ane Gabe ee Ube tion which be had gone, and yesterday to receive applications for enfries of any such lands | St. Harrison and Jules Hauel, Philadelphia; | “ict from city bustle. water at least 2 half an hour, end was in a State of complet: exhau ton when she got out; and reached the house she had just left. The body of young Bryant had not been found at 2m 317 Pa. avenue pT ice C niug the bedy of Emily Blessing, his sis- i ‘ i \ ir ottice. JOS. WILSON, Combs, Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting | , Phe Steamers epenkdgrerm| leap ola, and Alice C tan week pe pear rhe Wotkine reek Hin the | the last Recounts.” He was well knowa in Dan at their 0: wi joner Gen’l Lard Uitice. | Cards, Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Jet Goods, | Piice stop regularly at his mg. > Was fi nex! art oa 2? | ville, and was a most promising and sprightly corner of Tweatieth street fer | omimulssii Ps shed Cutlery, | pp lcies Music, Musical lustru, | ‘Perms for one week or more, $1 25 per day. woods, in what is known as the Lower Colum- boy. His melancholy death will iong be re- nia avenue, where he is sel je Bla ‘w_____________| Foeke Stationery, a. > For a shorter time $1 50 per an a . bia Bottom, about seven miles from the city gretted by his aumerous acquaintances and Wret-asorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES at great- | REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND GAS- is » JOHN PF. ELLIS, GEORGE W. BLAKISTON, She bad on a pink muslia dress and straw bon- | © tweed prices. Al persons in want of those teles will tind it to their ad vantage tocall before Purchasing elsewhere. school-fellows. The Syracuse Chronicle says: A gen- FITTING DEPOT. 306 Pa. av., betw. Ninth and Tenth sts. je—int Proprietor. “Tact. There were two bullet holes through her ” ‘ally announees to his nic e: one above the right te mn Carer t sie sees Rene itane, | Rat ae Behe, Lemon ane Ponte Mme cal Sins encanta, | ate--mvenne, omen tty aadtel sincis, [ingect tamoegh Us hives Bonet han [setae Oe ee “thursday” met may 3m re “tas gh pe eee ee the SILVER MEDAL at T Biggins, Coffee Filters. Cottepets, eapot 8. HEPLEBOWER & L. 2, LOVET?,, | ner's investigation it Was proven by three wit- | with quite a misfortane. During the w “4 = So eenpepe eee es late afr of the Metropolitass Mechanics” Lnsti- | Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Chating Dishes, Imperi + PROPRIETOKS. nesses that on the evening in quesiion five | a flash of lightuiag strach bis carriage whic! PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER DEPOT, | the late Pair oft prepared to furnish all who may | Dish Covers, Soup Tureens, Castors, Pitches, | jy @—6m audeessive pists! shots wore heard. There was | stood at om: door, and —— it rez? i i S acenue, between 4% and 6th sts. ol Pall. Cups, Lamps, Candlest: oe ed Lamps, Spit- | © OREDUN; A talecclaiming to be by Sir |'@ fence near by, and. a oluse examination of | mente. electricity passed in 2 Vv WE eve at mes the best PHILADEL- | "His atock of GAS FIXTURYS are unsurpassed | toons, ke., atthe Housekeepe urnishing Store, MosEoer fA tale—claiming to be by Sir |% fence near ly api @ close ex perp carer] pm pcan AL pemen pa areer PHIA La BEER on hand, and offer | in the District. - : avo Reveuh street, Po. FEAT, Abbott's History of Napoleon, 2 volumes, octavo his horse, and taken her distance of some | and flashed upon the whole iron work of the foe ST a fOr, 89 Per key, and in quart bottles | | With bis corps of competent workmen le prides | jy 2a zs tity Saas bs aon apd ome heretic lan ek ae eae Limself to fll any orders in the PLUMBING U WANT FIRST RATE ICE | Constance Herben, a novel, by Miss Jewsbury, | teatet the ‘The repeated firing can oni; AND GAS-FITTING line with promptness and | I pAictnes Goat once to ARNY, Bridge street,-| 370, . 2 bY — pie ares Fs eS y bar , Georgetown, he was awarded a MEDA], by the | The Controversy between Senator Brooks and yaa too Tate eal seuseelae’ Goubin Of Gao as ene ane ware ea Metropolitan Mechanics’ Institute, for ics creams, | Archbishop Hughes, 25¢__ : ; tee Peerage ue reces is satisfaction. JOUN Ki Watzn 1cus, and cabs, may 2—coul je b= FRANCK TAYLOR, | rels missed. The concinsion is cleat to eur the warning will be heeded, such a “call,”’ should lead even a hardened sianer to “‘ mend his ways” while the carriage make: “ meadg bis wagon.”’ = am the beer free of cost to all parts of the Many physiclans have recommended this bevr es one of the best remedies for weak stom- ae ce de dt