Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1855, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, hh SOR? FENDA A owes it ti tar Ruildings, corner eunsyleania ao ; a By W. D. WALLACH, Will be served to subseribers 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 in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week, i SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. TO CLUBs. + PostMasters who act asagents beallownd & commission of tweaty per cent. a NO. 801. EBER’s BAND. JOHN RB. ELVANS. WILLIAM THOMPEON. | TO ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT. V of the maseuli: hd digcom- IS old established sad favorite ban far- ELVANS & THOMPSON, : “ . 2, bet a &e. E E N I N G S T A R . a) cccastued bys preter sabing up, is music “9 xeursions, 8 IN OQ ¥ ce . - deish st Hiltus Hite's Siweic’ be. | HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c., Lae excellent health.” The streagert thing son at the residence of the leader, four doors lenderson’ EXCITEMENT ABOUT A WITCH. ’sresidence, Navy Yard. NATIONAL GUARD, ; [From the New Orleans Crescent of July 18} No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue, nected with yD Spat affair is the stupefaction between Ninth and Tenth sts, Washington, D.C. of the parents. The phenomenon, which seems like = miracle to them, turns all their ideas —— eas ara , TO PINEY POINT, A few days since, rumors spread that two or | topsy-turvy, and deranges all their : $$$ 3 suffer 7 CUry, ages plans; for AND FULLY OWGANIZED HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. — Pike incr ggontey pets On THURSDAY, August 24, 1355, three German gipsies, generally, Known as | while ar? were saving wp to amass a Hse "AVING now completed all m ‘a Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Sylver Pla- ness and particularly from’ glasses injudiciously IE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure in | wood pilferers and blackbe: kers, and | for their daughter, they ought to have been for a first rate BRASS ‘AND Comino ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons selected, to his superior SPECTACLES 2nd announcing to their friends and who oceupied 2 miserable itt shanty on the | thinking how to lay by money to buy « sub BAND, I am again at the service of the public to | 4" ¥eFs and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with- GLASSES carefully ground by himself to a true | the public generally that they vive des Reet Gentilly Road near the junction of aharpe | sti their plan Abe ‘should * uttend Excursion Parties, Exhi cat F orks spherical accuracy” and. brilliant transparency. | Chartered the swift and commodiousanail steamer | <treet—a I in the rear of the Third | inthe sneer! ye eee Pic Nics, Balls and Serenades ig A in fa: | B'###, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle. | Slited precisely and beneficially to the weeer ac, | MOUNT VERNON, for the purpose of giving | (istrict—-were. neither more nor Jews than 2,tbe conscription. What » pi com vor of citizens’ band are respectfully invited to en. rere Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad cording to the concavity or convexity of the eye | 2” Excursion to that favorite watering place, PI- 7 1S mencement of a career. ‘e tremble to think witches, of Satan’s choicest brand. Wonder- ful and thrilling were the stories circulated of their mysterious doings, though no evil has yet been traced tothem. Numerous persons declared that they saw the hags brewing in- fernal deecctions in a hole in the ground, back oourage our enterprise, here in Washington city. P. FISCHER, Leader. P. S.—This Band, under my direction, is regu- Jarly uniformed, and from a practice of over twen- ty years I can give satisfaction to every one esidence, Pennsylvania avenue, north side, be tween Ninth and Tenth streets, first door west of of the complications which this accident might have occasioned, had the victim, instead of a child, been « married woman, or the mother of a family.’’ Very t ects caused to the |] NEY POINT, on THURSDAY, August 2, 1855. Maslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid- peaclom tenet naan taae die cpimmnencement This Excursion offers attraction to all classes— » Ovens, &e. . of using glasses in not being precisely suited, by | the invalid, business man, young and old, lad and BUILDING MATERIALS. the aieolae Optometer; and the practice of many | lass. aud they are most cordially invited to go with Rural Cottage, Gloset. Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad | years, enables him to measure the focal disease of | 'te Guard and enjoy the delights of a pure salt Locks ihe eyes, and such glasses that are absoluiely re- | Water bath, feast on the many aquafic delicacies and a Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and | quired will be furnished with precision and satis- | of the Point, or mingle in the enjoyment of the sheenbinewrgyempusssigeeestieeman a cove iete-antapstiggiveiisshlaeed alinasblasenasacieascanstaapeiliins t ge of their shanty; also that the boysawthemen-| EUROPE IN A TRANSITION STATE. Tron Fait. Wroaght Nails, Bolts faction, ee. in a witch dance—all hoppi a From the Philadel re no ‘ : . | Brad’s Shutler Screws and Stubbs, Door Sprin s,| J. T. acknowledges the very liberal enconrage- | _Being desirous of rendering this Excursion one | gaged in a wi anc ‘opping round on {From phia Ledger } auly attended to. cua ¥ time Handrajl Screws, Door Knobs ee ment already obtained, and further solicits the pa- | of unalloyed pleasure to our friends and patrons, | one foot, and making extraordinary | iv | __It is now more than two centuries since the worth iy Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c. tronage of those that have not yet availed them- | the number of tickets will be limited, and the, the air, a gardener living in the neighborhood great Engtish rebellion first stirred the cle- PROSPERVS CORNET BAND. CABINET MAKERS’ GOODS selves of his aid. tgmimittee bave determined on no account to per-'| solemnly declared that he saw the chief witch | ments in the Political cauldron of Europe ‘HIS Band is suitable for any and all Cloth AKERS G Hs Persons that cannot conveniently call, by send- | "it any improper persons on the boat. —an old beldame named Elizabeth Suther- | j, 1) i wee St T and is warranted to give satisfaction to aii | 22! a, Corled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and ing the glasses in use, and stating how many | The boat will leave the Wharf atthe foot of 11th | 1203 “come flying out of her chimney, heels | 2, 2OStly two-thirds of @ century since the those who may be pleased to engage them, either | Venitian Blink won ; snds | inches they can read this print with their specta- | street, precisely at 7 o'clock a. m, and Alexandria | 04 a thet obs Games of living | {rene revolution shook society to its founda- ue & Brass, Reed, cx Cotillon Bene 2 a B Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends cles,.can be supplied with such that will improve | at 7\<'o'clock, and arrive at the Point at an early foremost, and that she snorted flames of living | tions over the whole continent. Even the most ‘Any number of musicians to be had at the short- rackets, Furniture Nails their sight. hour. remaining there several hours, and return to | fire from her nostrils. .__ | careless observer of historical events is satixfied est notice, by applying to Glue, nae yeaa a Diamond Screw } "| nnumerable testimonials to be seen; and :éfer- | the city about 12 o’elock p. m. _,We would never have believed that stories | that y changes are ip progress; that the PeebeRic PROSPERI gpd ences given to many who have derived the greatest | It being important to save time the boat will | like these could obtain eredence with any- knell pe ng aristoerac ‘and claaslegis- Leader, at Taltavull’s Store, opposite the CARPENTERS’ GOODS ease and comfort from his glasses. i hot stop atthe Navy Yard. Arrangements have, | body; but it is an actual and melarcholy fact lation, has been sounded fat th - Marine Barracks. | Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, | “Circulars to be had gratis, at his office, No. 512 | however, been made to have omuibuses in waiting | that hundreds of people, comprising represen | who venture to predict the nd. Wes are few N. B —Orders left at Hilbus & Hita’s Music De- re Chisels and yo ag eae beard Ht Seventh street, three doors from Odd F ‘int Gk euney a from the RR, a to the | tatives of the vaniod cskore and nationalities | attempt to be row ce Faces a a “ea pot will be promptly attended to. ‘ugers, Braces and Bitts, Boring Machines, Ham- | tall, up stairs. ppl ag yy eg a ae aed ad LR e in the old third, believed them +o far 4 a a o* mers, Hatchets, Devels pee Bevel uares, September 7, 1851. the return of the boat. x Go en oe Oe Sir—The Spectacien yoru ade forme suit very | ‘The price of tickets have been fixed at the low | a8 0 trudge all the way out to the Ridge to BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS’ GOODS. | well, and seem to have improved my sight more | Tate of TWO DOLLARS for the round trip—ad- ; sce for themselves. This was on Friday axd Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Shafts, | than any other I have lately tried mitting a gentleman and ladies. Saturday last. Tt was a curious sight to see wisest shrink , but nevertheless a rapid summary of past facts may throw light on coming eventualities. UMMER RETREAT. LAKISTON’S PAVILION will be open for ? vi : is M a If we study the course of events since what the reception of visitors om the Sth of Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles LITT. W. TAZEWELL. Prosperi's fall Band ix engaged. these people collecting around the mysterious | j, called the dark wank pind wi dan tdi ja esl. | RY Ram, Sire heeds Som | nave pf section | Gy eet tata ant Amd SOM han ata vegetal Gotan cing tte | Rat onda ages cnn, we sal ed ‘ ies Sato? : oints, Stump Collars, Top Props Mr. Tobias, and tind them of great assistance to = hea ss “~~” { trees and upon fences, every other avail- t * oe to Eakins Inland He hopes Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linings, Lining } my sight, and corresponding with his description Hammersly, at citys <p | able’ castiGvase:” to Watch: wate Sapprenecd -— preys Bi ne in loseng 2 The a ~ ahs 3 w henae ek Try a ogre Silks, Damask, ming Cords of the focus. 1 recommend him asa skillé api SGT. © R. BISHOP, ’ | breath and straining eyes, the movements of many slaves. There wore lords and ie Quiet from eity bustle. | Tegan Pikes mekeie eee ee | clan: pearac tee ee CORP'L L. JONES,” j the women whom they verily believed to be | but no imiddle class, ‘These wenn Rings ia The Steamers Maryland; Osceola, and Alice C. | Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather. Dash Leather, | -,It.J- Tontas sedar am ration aide | — : Committee. | the daughters of the devil. The women grat- | name, but not in fact. The real power was a nasi, Soy arg d =“ his — i &c. ELVANS & THOMPSON, Ae 2 a ma hey sho Mey aay : FIRST ANNUAL GRAND | ified the any, of these visiters by cutting | the castle, and not the throne. Hugh Capet, Forashatertmna$i 0 petaey oe ee arene. | oan: and § ae the owns af aight or ui MILITARY, CLUB & CIVIC EXCURSION | UP ¥#rious senseless didoes, which was inter- | the founder of what afterward became the GEORGE W! BLAKISTON CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF | carefully selected in different places and fr OF THE | preted into living proofs of the demoniae pre- | Bourbon dynasty, was but the first of the Je26—3in* Proprietor. ROCKS. liciaus recommended to me on account of their Wash on FH ders j Hence; and at the superstitious always enlarge | French barons. In Germany, even up to our - = - ——— HE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been | profeesional standing in England, France and the —— . ae | upon what they see, the stories they told on own time, the Emperor was elected £. fi IE LONDON STAGE, 4 vols. octavo, con- thoroughly repaired and putas United States. I have been also pleased with | TO THe Me pad! OUSE PAVILION, | their return caused still larger crowds to go oligarebs, and this while the laboring popula “the lanai Leet ae eo ee hee east Plays | in first rate order (the machiner eee roe the sce tlons on the Ueatment of | prvi WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS re. | out on Sunday. ; tion had’ really no rights. Except when the few sets of the above-vsccond-hand boplen, new | Seiné Temoved and horse power slbsilfuied) ing bosignt. Pe ” spectfally inform the public that The fences became so crowded with specta- | church interfered against oppression, the peo. ouer being unobtainable—just imported from Lon- we yrange nes trips between George- Respectfully. yours i they will give their first Annual Exeur- | tors that they broke down in several places; | pte had no protection from outrage or wrong. don. Price $5 50. RANCK TAYLOR. The Boat will leave the wharf of W. H. & H.G CHAS. CALDWELL, e monarch was either the tool or the victim of the aristocracy. The masses were invaria- poy ag slaves. he breaking up of these feudal tyrants has been the mission, so to speak, of the last five centuries. It began almost simultaneously in England and France. The policy of Louis XI. in the latter, and the wars of the Roses in the former, gave the aristocracy a blow from which they never entirely recovered. ilenry sion on WEDNESDAY, August Ist. fe so all-absorbing was the desire to see jy 2 The swift and splendid Steamer George Wash- AMERICAN HOTEL, No. 456 Pa. avenue, between 434 and 6th streets, 8. HEFLEBOWER & L. T. LOVETT, PROPRIETORS. jy 6—6m NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS CF HALL & BROTHER. Ritter for Point of Rocks on MONDAYS, WED- Professor of M.C., Louisville, Ky ‘| = r tha i NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at7 o'clock a! m; and Lyxcusuxe, Nov. 10, 1551. i labve us the Ttomeiine boots cae aret Ber on a house in the vicinity, and remained there the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on 'I'UES- Mr. John Tobias having furnished ine with | ),... Georgetown at 9 a. m.; Washington at 10; | —Some going and others coming throughout DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the | Glasses, by which I have been greatly aided (my Navy Yard 103, and Alexandria at Ifa. m. * | the day; always in spite of the owner's re- same hour, stopping at the different landings aloug | vision having suffered greatly from reading at i] In consideration of the request of numerous | monstrance, and the danger of the roof break- the line for the reception and landing of passengers } nicht in my earlier life) {tatfords ane the hi friends in the Government Departments, the “se- | ing in. The unlucky ruralist found his prem- yan etn Bae Ocenia wir wiclock pee ae hee Ei se nd boat’? will leave Washington at 4p. m. and | ises invaded as by a'swarm of human locusts, a ielan, ve Ose bi 1 = Thi re aos , s, m., and arrive at the head tike Groat Falls at il, may need his peodatiooal Cavicens Spee - ache utente leave the White Wee “ found it impossible either to coax or Seneca at 1, Edward’s Ferry 3%, Monocacy 5%, WM. B. ROUZIE, —.» 1s, raaatice _ = re off. Knowilan’s Ferry 6, and Pojnt of Rocks at 7 o’el’k Elder of Methodist Conference. I> Pischer’s celebrated Cotillon Band is en. without going near, that numbers climbed up . 4 On Monday, the furore increased. The | VIII. d i i 8 . 3 ; ? a zazed, who will be supported throughout the day y: : ; » despot as he is considered, was a tyrant ARUCH HALL, surviving partner of Isaac | p.m. Returning, leave Point at Pci Rag ad Witminoton, N. C., Jan. 27, 1 aad evening by the Conpeny's Highland Bag | fences, trees, and house of the unlucky neigh- | only tothe eligarchy, afact which explains his Se ee ee ae ants | ns Feary st 1, Mamnceey ©, HawaekeFerty |) assy roses: Dear Sie—t ec Bape? Fipes, lately imported from Scotland, in the hand | bor were besieged by a crowd that could not | being» popular idol. In England, the tevo- 1855, assigned to the undersigned all the stock in } 11, Seneca 1, Great Falls 3}, and arrive at George- | +45: the Spectacles which 1 obtained from you of a skillfal performer. As the Piper will be | have consisted of less than a thousand people. | jution of 1688 restored the nobility to a chief trade debts of the firm of Hall & Brother, to | town at 7 en eae a week are entirely satisfactory. From an ineg dressed in full Highland costume, it is requested | The old women kept up their anties, going in portion of their power, which they have suc- seathien ina cern eier nian ital Meatioreea = slarly om board the boat at od- | ity in the visual range of my eyes, 1 have-hereto- | that all members of the Company who have their | and out of their shanty, and cooking, as was | ceeded in vetalaios te t y Liabilities, and engagements of said firm of Hi Meals SHARLES MERRILI. Capt. | fore found great ditticulty in getting glasses of the | uniform complete will dress. in tue same mapher Picpened ail ucrts ek sunstarsl tte: te tee |e g, in @ great measure, to & Brother; and the supe © dey and detec “Te ces, © CHARLES MERRILL, Capt. { proper focal distance. te affords te pleasure to | Columbus will serve up Refreshments in his | *"P > +3 the present day, though now it is evidently xateably among suc’ ce bs — state that, by the aid of your optometer, this ditti- | best st culty has been happily obviated so that the you furnished me are decidedly the best sity pric 5 hole in the ground. How long this excite- Se LORI IETCPS: 1 Stenne SO emia SRC ment would have continued, there is no tell- ftors of said firm as shall within six months from said 2th day of February, 1555, execute, and de- liver to said Barnch Hall full and absobute re- tottering to its fall. In Framce, Richelieu completed the destruction of the political im- ACTURED FROM FRE eb es will be at the Wharf on ee arrival of ing, “sg oe pune of vi hesieged aden seen portance of the aristocracy, though much of - af , GREEN JAMAICA GID R, | io my eyes of any I have ever yet used. at to convey passengers to the city. ul that the roof would give way neath the | their privileges and a portion of their fufla- deanes of all fodebtednese to pb nto SEVILLE ORANGES, &¢—This delicious hev- Nery wepectially, yore i Pet eae = = ene all ytd poi! a ence survived the fall of the Bastile. The 3 = soty ;, Ste tg vcredi- | erage becomes the greatest favorite wherever it is ree : y 3 . ‘the Ex. | Police-office and prayed for the arrest of the | revolutions which bi ok fu ‘Gace Sota cle ee ek intsodaeed Itis — ually palatable, more whole- Rector of St. J F Cempany and at the boat on the day of the Ex- | ooo a ilea witches. “ ng boon thas suing on for some, and not half the price of other foreign winrs Department of Interior. Many physicians use it exelusively, and recor From natural defects and the u mend it to all troubled with Flatulency, Dys; y sia, Debility, Cramps, Diarrhea and Dyse Persons subject to Chills, or living in dist where Ague or Cholera prevails, find its occasion- al use @ pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed Hall, surviving T, as may desire to partici- Pate in the benedt said assignment to execute and deliver to said Baruch Hall full and absolute Teleases as aforesaid, within the period of six smonths from said 2=ih day of February, i555 RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee. several generations in France and Eng began in the last century to show their 8p; auce allover Europe. The policy of Ausisia has been to break down the nobility, to ren- der them wcre pageants. ty leave no power in the State but an absotute monarch. Under Sergeent Johnson accordingly sallied out ~ and captured the chief witch, Elizabeth Sath- erland, mneh to the astonishment and admi- ration of the crowd there assembled. The Highlanders. crowd. of course, followed to the guard-horse, and after the old woman was locked up, cove Mr. Ph Secretary Washing’ it pairs especial TuTbsM th a little iced-water, it forms the mozt refresh me perfectly. By Nias of hin Optom ————— tinted to bi bout the place under the | Lis Policy she fomented the servile ineurce>~ ce ———————____—____——-+— | withs iced- ia esh- T serve perfectly. se of his optometer | - : EEE REED intled to hang about c ace. under the | tious in Gallici t 2 COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. ing and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather | he is enabled to adapt Glasses miuutely to the eye | GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY EXCURSION | caine superstitious spell which baa esol them searaur ix Heogend may Fonoea a gg es WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA- = oe be taken I most cheerfutly recommend ober : eo out tothe Ridge and detained them there. | Russian Czars,in a similar Pf ee en- suet, between Gand H streets, @TE——=>y | NB. Country Deuggiatas Grocers be. ind tnis | Moaroeension fa mecklneecs and Wear my Montgomery Guards, The officers ut the station found the crowd a | deavoring to sap tho strength of the Baars Interments procured in any ground Wine an advaniageous addition to their stock. {t's HENRY E BALDWIN, TO THE WHITE HOUSE PA VILION, nuisance, and made repeated endeavers to| In Prussia, tie change bas alresdy taken or cemetery. Cottins, Caps, Surouds, Carriages, | a first rate article, sells well, and gives great satis- Assist. See’y to sign Land Warrants On THURSDAY, August 2d. drive them away, but without euccess. At piace, so that. the kidg bus nothing vw fear Hearse, and every article for interments of | faction. ne jy 18—tf 4 hide MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully | midnight, one of the officers, a little more wag- | from bis nobles. Throughout Europe, ther: the best quality furnished at short notice, on the a BLOT? &CO,, Wahiagen: FEEL | mance to their friends. civic ye | sish than the rest, went out and gravely told | fere, the transition is taking place, or has al- terms, 2nd at all hours’ of the | & STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown; cg FINE WATCHES. _ | and “unilitary, that they will give tho crowd that the witch bad escaped by | rondy takes nisen tres ae acts oF hae a the exclusive right of Crump’s | J. BALMER, Baltimore. jy 6—tt Hayine made a considerable addition to my | their Third Grand Excursion to the White House changing into acat and leaping through the | sect - P ot a - reserver, we guarantee to keep the | — ~~ “DENTISTRY rs ock of GOLD HUNTING PAT en THURSDAY , August 2d, 1855. window bara of her ceil, lontin’ lec Lennen | szmocracy to thaf of « nearly irresponsih!e Ub of time. iy il—ly . . T LEVERS. and LADIES’ WATCE Iwo Boats having been chartered for the oeca- bed al, € n me : B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of the firm of | ES. of tirst qi asion, the first boat will leave Georgetown at S| skin behind; in proof of which he beid up Hunt & Donaldson, continues to aemeg Also, SILVER WATCHES for boy o‘clock in the morning, Washington at €, Navy | something which in the dark might as well manufacture = insert thowe eaitfc! Gteah { offer them at say gednoed, Brice. The | Yard at $, and Alexandria omy, ONE top, | Bave been such an article as not. “This had vorcelain teeth, z ie vernents are selected with great care, and every The second boat will leave Was! ton at2 Pp. | the effect of di tof the crowd away; lor specimens of which (made and deposited by | Watch iv WARRANTED : in. and prreeed diectly ts tha, White Howse “os — ee cena ae —* ~ the late firm) was awarded the first premium at | "persons in want of a fine timekeeper are invited | ““"Pise titkt boat will leave the White House at? ° LAND WAREKANTS LOCATED. IE, sabseribers will locate Land Warrants either in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or Lowa, and and give a correct description of the land located If, upon examination, this description proves in- For, as yet, the masser have gained compar- ative little politica! power, however much their influence and their sevial oendition has been improved. In England, the government is still aristooratic, but it is one that continu- t, they wil ives take the land, givit the Mechanics’ Institute Fair, recently held in } ¢9 eyamine my assortment. ‘clock, and the second at 10 or 103 p.m. lieve such a cock-and bull as that, remein- ally widens its base, and thus, in time, the papper eadong, patos suantiige “E | this city. ; y H. SEMKEN, ° ‘Fischer's excellent Cotillion Band . engaged for} ed about the guard house till breakfast | whole people will probably gain their right: One of the firm resides in the West, and will | These teeth are carved and shaded to suit cach No. 330 Pa. avenue, betw. 9h and 10tL sts the occasion. time yesterday morning. Then the crowd re-| In France, where power as yet oscillates be- give the business his personal superint: particular case, and their resemblance to the nat1:- mar 30 columbus will serve ap excellent Dinner at 50 | assembled, and was so great and bothersome tween despotism and anarchy, little has been MILLER & BROWN, ral organs is so perfect as to deceive the most pric f° ts ahead, and refreshments at city prices. that Recorder Suezeneou had to post officers | secured, except the extl ay» pak wos 7th st., opposite Post Uflice, Washington. Cb Baan odid ts hike ahd pee ee eo eee pe Tickets $1—admilting a gentleman snd ladles; about the building to keep the sidewalks | and the pt | =v - < saere o sf ny 303! also . = very nu: : aa » ; recogni popali ‘rage. ———— serving the natural teeth. iemae: by George, Sand. 3 vols, very nume- ey aie Beran cage te ies aie re clear; the cuurt-room being as crowded as @ | Gallicia and Hungary, the masses have ob- ‘FOR POUR AND LABORING MEN. Charges moderate, and all operations warranted. | rous engravings, $1 Committee of Arrangements. t-pie. oat tained no political advantages, but they have y MALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more, | Office southwest corner of Seventh and D streets. Physiologie du Soutere Brillat-Savarin; very Lieut Reiily, Lieut Feeny, The Recorder, after questioning the old wo- | heen generally elevated from the condition of x a —— Ree of ts Ce, and Georgetown, | Eentrance on D mar 2!—6m — engravings, 37 Cees TAYLOR Set ore Sat toner hen a for a male) concn pane Sauglarad serfs to freemen, with the addition of being at low prices, a uns to suit 2 ei rivate W r * aman, an one a i ‘ i te MOND & CO | yg. MUNSON respectuly calls poblic ten | ~ GEORGE FKIDWELL & 60., | Jr2—ate _—— | ing blackberries fn 'tho sun; so be gare ber | Rawsin, the peneany have bees euabied 12 BUILDING STONE, tion to his new, patent and great- DEALKRS IN BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH. over to some charitable people of the Second | improve their condition, in uence of the For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves, F (IMPROVED mettiod of sett Seip ALL KINDS OF COALS AND WOOD, HIE lovers of this beautiful and entertaining district, nes agen! Smee! te er ee o straggle ine on between the Ozar and the - t " oxendria . . 3 oasis SE ere sport are hereby informed su strange 0: - | nobles. hile in Prussia, the educational ae . ‘Lox # C0. = Byler Teter akeen in ase "he Bape en pees ad foo contehaplates getting up, on the Sth of Augusta | The old woman, it seems, professes to be a for- system, extorted from the throne, under the Isth street, opp. Treasury Department. | i Pe viz: CREAT STRENGTH AN- } article in their line, which will be sold at prices | @ ~ GRAND REGATTA. & tune-teller, and told several fortunes, good | pressure of national elavery, bas elevated the Be omens LINESS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing | to suit the times. They solicit a share of public and bad, to the officers of the court, by read- people to a platform, from which, sooner or CARRIAGES—CARRLAGES. later, they can achieve their independence 01 zing themxelves to give satisfac- Two chased Etruscan Silver Goblets will con- | ; ; ‘ : ds. ing the hand ee ie Say oe kien ee iS : stitute the prizes. The most valuable to beaward- | 25. fen bes ie er nee ee plic- | ton to all. ‘ f Se t Johnson, who had arrested her, i io fi J HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing, | foeelling. Public ERIS OEY ote ey 1) A curgeof Whit aad) Roll Ash (Con | Si tig saad tenis boat Is tee tate. Te deat sis tensued Me amuaty tor aa Wlla, than bore BL Kgpoge glenda leg stedetion in @ very large assortment Ea per Please call and see specimens. (afloat) will be sold low if ordered from the wharf. | best “2 owt off Spey eatgrmayl es paigrec title Plc may ing at him with a wild eye and holding up a ‘thor 8 oye ape poreticg yr > liens = Family C4 AGES, of the lates s : j * i on boats ¢ ng 5 things. - fashions, Thicke till oI co naer as the same Kael rae ee a Birt pai orl iy S—coler a = : Guapo wok miorearie’ téstahavieg ecks | skinny finger, she ef solemnly, ‘‘ Young to d@stroy the aristocracy and create quality of work can be sold in any of the principal ON a ran ein one heal! i , ed NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, over 25 feet are ineligible toentry. The proprie- | man, you will not live long !’” a midile. class before the masses could rise to tnarkets of the Unitad States. ee Y> Pivee WASHINGTON, D.C. tors of boats must bear in mind that they cannot | At this a shudder ran through the crowd; | freedom, The mean by which thu har been The subscriber Is now dealing exclustvely tn | *™G spied No. 3 the HE thirty-fourth annual course of Lectures will | enter any boat not owned inthe ubove places at | Johnson is anid to have turned’ pale, but thie fected 1 in diffe tries, b Carriages of his own manufacture, and all work | | Uffice and house No. 209 F. a a Er commence on MONDAY, the 22d of October, | this time. “| we don’t believe, and several idlers ran home | “fected bave varied in rent countries, but cold by him will be warranted, and compare favor- er es spear en Pe. BO, Gat oe on Cie He ees ae Many boat owners sro naw preparing ff the! othe purpose, it was supposed, of willing | oe — or will pobre eer sub- ; . As Tal F_15».< e ae or re, FAC . take place on mn. i. . stantially. ground cleared po tet on 7 catnieu, € inva pakdaas ae A CARD. Tuomas Mituer, M. D., Professor of Anatomy eos loterest taken, it pronslace to be one of | petitions to the Police for the cxpeckal off before the new race could berun. We others to examine my stock befure purchasing else- RS. E. PHILLIPS, No. 401 Sixth street, and Physiology. the most entertaining and recherche affairs ever | Vacancy. After the old woman left, the | have full confidence that the result will be, in where between G and H streets, desires to inform Wat, B. Jomnarox, M.D.» Profesenr of Obstet: | before elteenl teithe of boat chasing in this qrowd jeradually ai raed When iene | time, a glorious syecess for liberty. Carri: built t . O14 C es taken in of Washi and vicin that rics, an seanes: men 2 city. own there, at 10 o'cloe' ere were su- ex ren et = we pepe oo = — io tive instruction®’on the | Josuva Rivey, M. D., Professor of Materia Med- ‘Tie following craft have already entered for the y THOMAS YOUNG, iti i i it ilding ; PIANO F FE. She has tanght music in lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene naan perstitious faces lingering about the building ; Sign of the Golden Horse, some of the principal cities of the Union and | Jno. Faep. May, M. D., Professor of the princi- | “Ky OW NOTHING. and we were not a little surprised and amused | TaRvixess oF THE Law.—The following No. 429 Pa. avenue and 4} street. | has testimonials showing that she is fully com- ples and practice of su . WILL WATCH, (the light-heeled craft that | by the tall ne ware: at Rowe 2 ee z 5a in the Baltimore may 1—eo: a3 ; ent to discharge the duties of her profession | Grarron TYLER, M. D., Professor of Patholovy | yore off the pitcher last season triumphantly.) mos’s office—a real intelligent, sensi’ : — ee : ge ; — Bae satisfaction of those who may favor her with and practice of medicine, and of clinical med- SKIMMER. as we thought—asking us to find out and let SSBB. rors: Some e since I no- FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR their icine. MARTHA. him know, for good and earnest, if the skin of | ticed a paragraph in your paper, copied from GIRLS, : $10 for 24 lessons, at her residence, or | Lewis H. Strainer, M. D., Professor of Chemis- | GENERAL JACKSON. the witch was still in the cell! We knew long | a Boston paper, to the effect that Judge Shaw, Sandy Spring, Montgomery county, Md. ena Beaty of her pupils. try and Pharmacy. A large and beautiful steamer will be chartered | ago that there were all sorts of people in the | Chief Justice of Massachusetts in the RE vinth term of this Lastitution will com- je 2—eotm* Epwarp M. Scott, M. D., Prosector and De- | ¢) the occasion, in order to afford all who desire Third District; but we never suspected that | first case on his docket, sta that he had mence on the 10th day of the ninth month monstrator. és to witness this beautiful sail an opportunity to be- superstition reigned ao largely among them brought that suit himself, some twenty-five (September) next LAW PARTNERSHIP. ime THOMAS MILLER, M. D., Dray. hold all its various incidents. upe gn cae belce, While’ haa’ as of ehatietn on Clreslars containing the needful information in OBERT J. WALKER and LOU 1s JAN IN : Like mnost similar Institutions In Eien Owners of boats, and others, desiring to enter “tee , while P oner rd te e c i h he med a co-| rs! under the firm lesks from whic! e regular lectures + | their c , or learn the manner . ae Ne Yost Ones, Lor cece Tenin,* forthe management and | and the words for clinical instruction are under | ‘2 Regatta, or terms of entry, can be gratified in| Unexpected Developement of a Woman's | “<The last volume of the Maryland Reports, Moa’ olery county, J raryland, R. 8. KIRK, or | argament of cases in the Supreme Court of the | the same roof, oo | a2Y manner by calling at the City Restaurant, cor- Rights. just published, shows two still more remark- \ WM . mk United States, and before the Court of Claims at | ‘The entire expense for full course lectures. .390 ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 13th street. 4 °E ‘able cases. In the case of Worth vs. Refer ‘sina Y Tow Lambert Tree, W. D. | Washington City. Practical Anatomy by the Demonstrator... 10 0 | “ort Washington will be the distance designed | A recent number of the Courier de !'Eure Bullitt, 6 Ma. Rep. 172, Judge Masen com. Wala aaa: je 30—zaw9w Address Washington, D.C. may 10—eo3m a fee, payable only once = 5 by the undersigned and returning to the point of Soeae following marvellous piece of in- menced the 0} of the court in these words Ree E G mating €XPCNSES....+.+.-see6 . sterti 4 IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAKING = seein nenaes em Sarina? SS Teteiti et Danke sees ng. : ; REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND GAS- | Admission tothe medical and surgical clinic with- | “price of entry todepend u the nwmber of con- “Avery singular phenomenon occurred in UP HOUSEKEEPING. FITTING DEPOT. out charge. vistas WM. L JONES. Ticaher 4b Git aheonak thn teaaderatens on JERSONS removing from thecityand wishing ange. nat | HE subscriber respectfully announces to his The lectures will be given in the afternoon and City Restaurant, cor. Pa. av. and § rs ck a lit. | bill itself was filed as fer ae a quarterof to dispose of their Purniture and Housekeep- friends and the ‘public in general that _he has | evening, thereby enabling thove e1 in busi- je 20 —Dawet ? Ge ahi aster divin ta Powe: 2 acentury. Thus it will be seen thot we aro lug Utensils. &e , without the troable of sending | received the first lot of the celebrated DODGH’S | ness during the morning hours to attend. — =< ee ee re fen Migr tthe ‘aired to deal with the acta and do- blic auction, can do so by calling on us | HOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE | For t information address GRAND EXCURSION. cha ng jer sex, and transfé — irectly | ings of those who are now no more. Most of ce, 317 Pa. avenue, corner of 9th street, | py MP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at THOMAS MILLER, M. D., HE TEACHERS OF ST. PETER’S SUN- | a /ittle boy. The lightning did not directly these who were tu these : pared to buy all such goods as may | the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Insti- Dean of the Faculty. DAY SCHOOL res y strike the child, but reached her by what is wre det oer epee Proceed * tute, and is now pre: tofurnish all who may | N.B.—Medical students desiring situations a5 | snnounce to the citizens of Wash- termed a return shock, which will explain why | i™g* iv court, parties, eoun- Housekeepers and others will do well by calling | favor him with a call. resident student in the Washington eared ington; that they will give their secoi i excursion | his or her body exhibits no burns or sears. sel, witnesses, and officers—have passed from 4 us, as we will pay the highest cash prices for | "Wis stock of GAS FIXTURES are unsurpassed | (which is the clinical department of the National | (othe WHITE HOUSE on MONDAY, July 30. | ™'8' ‘An observer, who devotes his attention to | the active scenes of the fallible courts of this ali such goods. ca- | Tho en Wasn- ; in the District. Ledical College.) are requested to make ss ge ‘The safe und splendid steamer GroncE Meee eager rhe corps of competent hi iley, M. D., Curator of . been chartered for the occasion. electric phenomena, writes us, in connec! weeps au aay, orders im The PLUAL is6 be Washington Tnnary, who will give any in- "Te bost will leave Seventh street wharf at 34, | with this fact, that he has ascertained, b: AND GAS-FITTIN G line with promptness and | formation that may be desired. WALL, BARNARD & CO _je7—2n 317 Pa. avenue too, the case was not settled, but remanded and Navy Yard at 9o’clock a. m.; returning means of an sepemae Spurs of gold leat, ' GREAT BARGAINS Iti to state the advantages of | fove dark: that the clouds from wi the storm of the | for further proceedings. * N LADIES’, GENTS’, MISSES’. & CHIL- des ‘Ail works done warranted a complete | a residence ina hospital sae sical instruction. | "Weber's Band has been engaged for the ocea | 13+), teutnet burst forth, were charged with | “And in the case of Murphy ve the Pate 4 DREN'S BOOTS ANDSHOES —The ‘faction. JOHN REESE, Those making early application have prece- | sion. negative or resinouselectricity. Consequent- | co Insurance sin oe , ri oved to the store on the Jf comer thst. and Pa. avenue, | dence. Six are to be chosen before the Ist of Oc- |" Dinner and Refreshments will be served at city | hild must have been charged at that | Mr. Revendy J Jr., stated, in the courre oan of Tercntiet street aud Poumsive: baad tober. jy SeotNovl | prices Sedind GHA Union A Hees .- rts pena eco electricity. But | of his that the suit hed been t ain avenue. wire Be fe selling Bis prwent CARRIAGES. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, — |. Tickets 81, admitting « Geatieman and Ladies | tune with positive or vit mr octann’ | by his fether while he was Jot an iafant in Well-assorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES at t- E some handsome light and con- = single tickets 50 a Dw. : pl peapern | ab epgenred oat nareeb tune: AB” ly reduced prices. All s in want of those paar on and Bug- : Orvicz or U.S. Penirentiany. ad at John F. ga oat nage a oa inary, w we nadl aot nate dared . Pe etl nie | ma na Cage oa rie PaCS Gee a | tetas” een iy eae | Gaetan uscateena tia RS | ‘ears omac benep tome made with chasing elsewhere. ~#. H. SLOAN, - wees or ~ wil dS we eee ae eerie cea int tay yt August, out a parallel. Messrs. Bottom, gucnd $e» ax - to Corner of 20th street aiid Penn: avegue, iy, asf am de- | 1255 “ror furnishing the prison with DENTISTRY. “In a work entitled ‘Singularities Scientif- | erect an iron shot tower e city ew may l—3m ap eter ee as accommodat- | 195 Cords of half good oak Wodd, of me- D:. V. SHINN, Graduate of the Philadelphia ues,” (1760) vol. 2, p. 17, we findan account | York. It will be avery —, structure, TO THE PUBLIG.. dium size, and free of lop wood finly ohsesberestheal of Gonge age! ‘a man affected with strabismus, which was ont exes fe eae a GRAY'S NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL! . the |: 2 conde nocd pine We town and its ¥ that he has loca~ rectified by 5 and also, of a Sirs, tower kind, fpon TRE GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY’ airing Sites of Ca ert Oe Oe, On Tn nena rt the Penitentiary | ted himself. them for the purpose pe woman, deprived of use of her left eye by | in the United States. The same manniagte Frek Panta, 7 herent Te we Summer Com- No. 305 D st., bet. 12th 1th, Wharf, and the coal in the rd. tising his jon. B an to the transparent cornea, who re- rogp ei reed aie iron Pens LEED OPOE ECO] | Jy®im opposite the Kirkwood House. a THOMAS THORNLEY, o Wasptegton w-, stave Sestge stents an oe of pede the ~ piste Tad rene — ee ot 1 . 5 a ¥ theother. These here wood isnow used. objects HARE : avenue, | iy 1 got ug : thing. book. ey ra: a : This Jon te unsurpassed for the above | BMATTANNIA AND PLANISHED iene | ___URE FOR HOT WEATHER. CES TLEMER'S UBS EA BARSON | Stanete Renee tonal the re vees- Ey a Sov sous ee disease’ "No family should be without {t @using ind. Cofte Urns, Coffee, Groquse Coffe |. atyrg ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA-| WWE uave 8 lage : | piakued ty a snageitig SE 1 a> Pent. Yapeth@ Regiend te en of ~ the summer season, when the sbove are ins, Coffee F p Reupots) | ASTER ICES, for which be was awarded @ a a eee oe reg shirts, | ine Bub however lit pay race af sto bitten, bp ann apes gt ‘2 ptevaleut. itis perticuialy recommended for ots. Ege Boilers, Chafing 5, rook the Mi an: Mechanica? st te phe sein ee eres pa a area? SE ere a elec: ke ye four Funded a ren. : Disb ; 2 is ie: ebere, .i VIE. be ourpelies. io LL & Sietty peas) Mot nen parted d ce mariate’¢f silver, and not one had any eymp- Price 25 cents per bottle Cups, Lamps, SPI | Sout te any part of eee ae gat Parave, west door to iron Hall, || Phenomenon which has been p bed Prepared and sold JAMES GRAY Housekecper’s vi orders to 64 Bridge st. Me : Julie 5—, now become } wine of bydrephohia. ie No.3 Wealer street, Baltimore, B44. wget, HO. FRANCIS, '| Send your onder 1064 , mT yu New | ft Ba Badomoselie Julie S—, ; ? y tw = Po