Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1855, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOUN, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At the Star Buildings, corner of Pennsylvania @venus and Eleventh street, By W. D. WALLACH, ‘WH be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37 @ents 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 mionths at the rate of 32% cents a week. U7 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1855. NO. 905. Informa’ Travelers. TO ALL TH, THE ft FASHIONABLE DANCING. TOPHAM & NOR FLET'S . formation for LL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT AT MUNDER’S ASSEMBLY HALL, NEW AND CHEAP EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON BRANCH BAILRUAD, o4n : H. Ww. itd he Se eee at SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, | — Se omg Seen con Georgetow iGo lege and pri Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘A Daring Female Imposter. ‘HANGE OF HOURS.—On and after Mon- day, the Zid instant, the Trains will s Leave Washington at 6 and 8 a. m., and 3and - ™. ee Sunday at ix P. m. Leave Balliimore at 44 and 9X &. m., and 3 and 5% p.m. On Stn@ay at 44 2m: ap2—t T. H. PARSONS, Agent. FOR MOUNT VERNON. Oo” TUBSDAYS AND FRIDAYS.—FARE, round trip, $1; from Alexandria 73 cents —The steamer THOMA‘ COLLYER leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan- ria at 934 o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for ington city, has the honor . to announce tohis former patrons: and the public. MESSRS. TO PHA “i The catalogue of ships in the Iliad is not a qpemily, that he will resume the duties of his NORPLET SE ae very amusing portion of the poem, for the sim- ISHES to call the attention to all that suffer NONDERS Mase aE ying respectfally announce to’ ple cepa that it is a eatalogue—adry recital with defective sight, caused by See, Some the Star office,) at 3 o'clock, p. m be jes, | thelr friends end the public, that they have com- | of facts and names. The same remark must | a and ly from glasses inju oper Misses wed Masters, arden thy ease evening ‘at | Menced the Saddling business at the above stand, necessarily apply to any attompt at describing ected. his superior SPECTACLES a: ? . | Where they will make and keep constantly on | the yari riniti hich have be - GLASSES carefull: ground by himself toa true | 7% for Gentlemen. He feels assured that the u: * | the various cnormities whie! en com spherical accuracy, aud. brilfant. transparency, equaled progress of ‘his numerous pupils in is | ee eee a ee OD ee Thiciss? | mitted by a young woman who has been un- Sontag the cones i nleaah of ae ee. | Peper oulfar an inarucior. Sve’ f MH #8 | URACHINGALES ana WHIPS HARNESS |{4Y-raby Known In varions pars of tho wuited 01 ty oe 7 y ‘4 01 Ali 4 » Ag Very numerous Eee effects caused to the Prof. M. begs leave to remind the public of the ‘ gy entre OE Hemens, Anastasia I aggard, Jane Turean, precious organ o: m the commencemen 1 i All kinds TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR- ees af sight Br are ge the National Theatre, which wes atieniel te ape PET BAGS. Ladies SATCHELS, TRAVEL- | Mary Ann O’Brien, and by a dozen aliases the seh am Optometer; ant Say cenlion tc keat besides. There is no person in our own time beep enables him to measure the focal disease of ard: ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BUXES. pr Kets COVERS, COLLARS; | cave the “Female Jesuit”—if all that has eyes, and such cred that are absolutely re- His new. Hail is one of the largest, most beauti- | HORSE BLAN rth ful, and coaventently arranged éeclty, with | nd HAMES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH- | ten recounted of that young lady be truc— -COMBS, SPONGES, young lady se ~ tis- | two dressing and supper rooms added, which can | ES. | CARDS, CURR who can be quoted as at all a rival of the the boat at Si o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per- | guired will be furnished with precision and sai , ? &6.,&e. . A 4q 3 vi Sons wishing the coaches will leave thelr residence | faction. : be cuted fo Ballad Paria any mre All material used will be the best that can be | interesting personage who is at present docu- ‘With George & Thomas Parker. J. T. acknowledges the very" liberal enco' UR ze obtained; and both of us having been practical | pying the attention of the bench at Wolver Sse “SNE onpwey. oun | piagest actin iets fara Se tae: | yet Talon: On Psa at Moist, at| Wovens eecvon! erode! conadent at | upton Phe reader mart, however rat - —— | selves of his aid. 3o’elock, p.m., and on the same- pbuh age ote? durability, By si passed, y! cile himself to a somewhat dry narrative of ORANGE & ALEXAN : Persons that cannot conventen call, by send- e glasses in use, how man} satheg is print with thely speota- efforts to give satis- 1A RAILROAD. ait . : facts, for our young heroine has made such entlemen, will be formed B Section wehope to merit, Fesportfally aoticit, good use of her time that a mere enumeration for gentlemen. A cla:s for Ap sined his Glansen! wi! leasg | # share of public patro ce. : i they can read. th! who, {0 join ns tention bite: ‘runks | of her achievements must necessarily run to a 5 cles, can be cupplad with ach that wil] improve | #pply at Mr. John ca airy ‘Music, Store, Penna, and Rpeitingall kode ts ectick ctiaibe’ considerable length. it may, however, be as peice dy etn WARRGTO ant | Ts rit re ana | Hal enue ape“ 8 TMe MEE | RSIE ty oa weit oeplnta cay te crate ag CI ¢ ime no seen 3 te rah i nov7—tf ~*~ under which this imposter was brought w the SOUTH, via ALEXANDRIA, GOR- | ences man greatest | 107 A lon list is now, open to receive + post _ ice SP DONSVILLE aia RICHMOND—no night line ences given to many whohave derived the the Pasaas of tiiaes wanting aseech ets for the | GAMBLERS TRICKS, WITH CARDS | before the magistrates at Wolverhampton on Sunday. Circulars to be had at his No. 512 | Soirees. Only $5 forthe: season. oc 30—tf XPOSED AND EXPLAINED BY J. H. | about a weck ago. Leave Weckingion ig before 6 o’clock am Seventh street, three from Odd Fellows’ | —--~—--—-—— saar Green ; price 25 cents. + Ou the 12th of the present month Alice Grey Leave Alexandria ¥ “ 7 “ am Hall, up stairs. : ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MORGAN’S MYSTERIES OF FREE MA- | presented herself at the Borough Police court Leave Washin ery « pm Norrotx, September 7, 1954. N PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF | SONRY: containing all the Degrees of the Order | ht Birmingham, and represented to the In Leave Alexan: PO TOO pm Sir—The Spectacles you made for me suit very this Institution, viz: the diffusion of the kuowl- | conferred ina Master's Lodge, as written by Capt. epeetor that she had just been robbed by tno PARES BY NIGHT LINE. weil, and seem to have improved my sight more | ede of Music, and a cultivation of the public | Wm. Morgan; price 25 cents. hens, | 3 thak ah ze From Washington and Alexandria, than any other I have lately tried. taste for the higher order of the Art, the HOME COOK BUOK: containing severalbun- | P°¥8- Her story was, that she was a stranger donsville, LITT. W. TAZEWELL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC died excellent receipts ; price 25 cents in the town, and had just taken lodgings in a Prom Gordonsville to Rich: \. Ihave tried a palr of Spectacles o! from | proposes togive'a series of LAWS OF LOVE: A complete code of gal- | certain street. In the course of her peram- ‘Travelers will find the morning line Mr. Tobias, aad find them of yor BS to FOUR CONCERTS: lantry, containing conelse rules for the conduct of | bulations ehe had lost her way, and, moeting €st, most pleasant and expeditious route to the ‘ht, and correspond! th his description and, with a view to add as much as sible to ourtship thi its enti ss, Aphor- boys, fe th te lead Grtcpomuy tne Great Works of oxtave | fame itt into Tor ee nacfsth | mee norm hema penny lon = by lighter (otro a ee! contry rules for pores parmarcies end dispo- | Wheu che took out her purse to find the peak ved positions, p pro | gj wWornati: s duced ‘with the greatest possible effect, both iu | “LADIES GUIDE TO BEAUTY : containing | 0¢ of the boys snatched it out of her hand. the Orchestral and Vocal departieats. practical advice on improving the complexion, the | She described two boys, whom, from her de- “The pian of admisston wili be the-same as that ‘ha: hi vt scription, the Inspector at once recoguized. ndop by the Acedemy ef Music in = hr air, the hands, the form, the teeth, the eves, the puen, pecto et 3 . P Greenbrier White Sulph:, Fanquier White Sul- yur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs, arrenton, Charlottsviile, Staunton, Strasburg, Winchester, Harrisonburg, Lexington, Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Luray, New arket, Mi¢- dleburg, &. : si; of the focus. i reeemimend pean pant CEE cian. HENRY A. WISE. Mr. 3. Tosras: Sir—The pair of > on furnished me yesterday sre! paricufrly sai G~ tory tome. They are very decidedly best 1 Possess. and I am the owner of eight or nine pair, YARES PT MORNING LINES carefully selected in different places and from 0) h feet, the features, so as to insure the highest de- | and gare order to two constables to goin From Alesaodria to Waneaton, - +8200 | {cians fecommended to me on account of thelr | *y suse tion only, the terms of which will be | wrec of perfection, of which they are aunts tible, seatoh of them. The boys were Sean faut es - Gordonsville, - 350 rofeesional standing in England, France and the | *5 for the four Concerts, entitling the subscriber | ind also upwards of one hundred receipts for va- | in due course brought before the magistrates. “« hod Cuarlottesville, - 4 50 nited States. I have been also pleased with | ‘o three tickets of admission to each Concert. rious cormetics, obls, j Only 25 cents. Although iiee-ovi yo t = ae ted. “ ed Staunton, + + 6 @ | your remarks and directions on the treatment of | _ Subscribers names may be immediately rectived | ““Any of the above bcoks can be bought of the gm Hae ovilenss wes Bot serroparsthd, “ Strasburg, - - 390 | theeyes, for the purpose of preserving and improve | at the bookstore of Messrs. ‘Taylor & Maury; at | agent, ALIX. ADAMSON, Seventh street, op- | ® stet was the influence of her demeanor, - ae Winchester, - - 350 ing ¢ 2 sight. i he Piano siore of| Mr. Davis, and at the Music | posite the Post Office, where be keeps on hand all | 4 so engaging the simplicity and modesty os « Luray, - = «© 42% wets 1 Stores of Messrs. Hilbus and Zantzinger; also atthe | inpe CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES, | with whieh she gave her evidence that the “ « oo - = CE RS CALDWELL, Academy of Music. corner Niuth aud D streets. and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, PENS, | boys were commitied for trial at the Slafurd- Middleburg, - rofM. C., Louisville, Ky. (Open daily from 10 till 6.) LYNCHBURG, Nov. 10, 1954. oe attired At the sessions she was equal- « - OMNIBUSESand BAGGAGE WAGONS will ful, and the two boys were sentenced aie PAPER, STATIONERY of all kinds, | shire Se = tel Waking to) Mr. John ‘Tobias havin 3 ap |ABe 3, PLAYING and VIS ED twelve *s i sonmenit » case of 7s . Mr. ig furnished me with | WEBER'S EXCELSLOK BRASS AND 3 to twelve month's imprisonment. The case of Grouse Pact for ALEXANDRIA sdiaamcoat Glasses, by which t have been greatly alded (my STRING BAND. CARDS DALIy £2. BREE | abe prosecutrix excited so much commissera- 6 miles, elowihe amole time for meals. Vision having suffered greatly from reading at ME, BBE R RESPeCTFULLY | IN- DESTINY DEMONSTATED. tion in the court that the sum of £2 10:. was fyi’ H.W. VANDEGRIF, Gen. Supt, | Might in my earlier life) it affords me the highest inform his patrons and the public that he | FPROFESSOR SILVESTER IS THE BEST; | pleasure to say that I consider him a skillful prac- made up and presented to her. is pel akin with a BAND OF TALENTED — he succeeds when all others fail All who | 3, ¢, mn U. bat when che lief th EW ERPOO: teal optician, and well prepared to ald those who | MUSICIANS to accommodate them witha | are in trouble, unfortunate, deccived by faise | 5° far all was well, but when sho Left the Ena aren aeaeee “= may need his professional services. brass, string or reed band. as the-occasion may | promises, end gone back in the hati By for | court and was waiting for a jrain to Wolver- MAIL SToAmEns. RE. WM. B. ROUZIEy require. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades, | advice. All laboring under distress of mind, body | hamton sho was recognised a3 a young woman x Elder of Methodist Conference. | Serenades, &c., firnished from one to any num- | or circumstances—call for relief; he has the key | who under the name of Alice Chrictie, had mae SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE are the ATLANTIC, Captain West, PACIFIC ag eer Nye, BALTIC aprata q ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton. ‘These Ships have been built by contract, express- ly for Government service; every care has been taken in their construction, as in the engines, to tnsure strensth and speed, and their accominoda tloas for passengers are unequalled for elogenee and comfort. PRICE OF PAssaseE. From New York to Liverpoo!, iz Srsicabin, $128 Secondcabin, - - - - = - 7 Exclusive use of extra size state rooms, -_ 300 From Liverpool to New York, - £3and £20 An experienced Suigeon attached to each ship. No berth can be secured until pald for. Witmincton, N.C., Jan. 27, 1354. Mr. J. Topias: Dear Sir—I am happy to say that the Spectacles which I obtained from you last Week are entirely satisfactory. From an inequal- ity in the visual — of my eyes, I have hereto- fore found great di aly, in getting glasses of the Proper focal distance. It me pleasure to por rmap sg tor Mpatay tad yur optometer, this difil- culty has been happily ol so thet gl rere uu furnished me aredecidedly the best my eyes oy re eee Tes; 7 s STL EDI, Rector of St. James’ Parish ber, at the shortést ible notice, by applying to L.. WEBER, Leader, four doors fe ‘a eneral Henderson’s, Navy Yard. Orders can be leit at the “‘ Music Depot,’’ in the Star Bulldings. nov 6—tf THE PIANO FORTE CLASSES or MR. W. HENRY PALMER, ILL meet at the Academy of Muste, corner of %h and D streets, on and afier MON- DAY, Oct. 3th, 1555. The pupiis are requested to be in attendance on the deys and hours speci- fied in the notices addressed to them. W. HENRY PALMER, oct4 Director. PIANOS—PIANOS—PIANOS. UST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT, of Happiness, True Love, and Marriage. The | charged 2 workman at the Birmingham Police Astrologer may be consulted cn Diseases and | court, with having stolen her box, and about Medicines. suitably shown by the planets; also, | ¢3 in moncy, just as she had arrived at, Bir- rece ico pegn tempers Sener snapamesetl 5 mingham from Liverpool When she arrived sent, If ever (ozeturn. The f!me of bizth must be | 8t Wolverhamptom she was detained on a _—< asnear as possible. Nativities calculated | Charge of perjury. To make an end at once throagh 1ife and written on durable paper—terms | of the story of the two boys, it turned outon SS5each. Call in person—ladies 59 cents; gentle- | further investigation that atthe time Alice men 50 cents to $1. Address No. 137, second | Gray said they were robbing her of her purse hours from 12th street, on B street, op in the streets of Wolverhampton they were at Smithspaian, on thelsiind. _inow t—dw® |, place called Tettenha!l, two miles from that OME, LEARN YOUR FATE town. There they remained until six o’tlock GEORGE (LATE OF ENGLAND) | at night, got back to Wolverhampton, and be- shes to inform the ladies and gentlemea, | took themselyes to a limekiln, where one of aad victalty cf Washington (id Georgetown that | them was arrested the same night. ‘The other and future events, at her residence, No $7 T'wer en the nextday in the market place. to use for vainion pisses perfect! ittod to say without o! 10 eyes. Four mon § since r. Tobias made wwe Per freight or 2 apply to southwest corner of Penna/avenue. ty-fourth street, between H and 1, neer the Ob- | The statement of the wretched lads however EpwAgp ‘x. BoLuins & CO, pairs especially for me, which £ have found to | Eleventh and D streets, two of those) setvatory. i : did not outweigh the uveorroborated te 56 Wall street, New York. serve me y. B ‘he use of bis optometer | world-renowned PIANO FORTES, from the far- Ladies 25 cents—gentlezmen 50 cts. | ny of the guilelees Aiice Gray, and to priso BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., hae is enab! To adapt lasses minute! to the eye. | toryof Rosenkrantz, in Dresden. ‘These instru- | Hours from 9 until 5. io j they were sent for twelve months. The two Livorpooly E. . RODERTS & Co., 13 King’s Arms Yard, Leadex. JOHN MUNROE & CO. % Ane Notre Dame des Victolres, Pais. ments have been acknowledged by competen! and disinterested musical judges to be superior to any other horizontal square Pianos made, in point of tone, touch, and durability. Shall receive, in a few days, another lot of these I most cheerfutiy recommend Mr. Fobias to all having bg ea geen nape ne bear my testi- mony as to as an optician. 2 HENRY E. BALDWIN, Astist. Sec’y to sign Land Warraris. MADAME cases, however, at Wolvyerhampten aad Bir- ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB | ™ m were but the commencement of the lic in ceneral, that she will give information | diseiozures against this astonishing yourg wo- ia ali the Advirs relatiag to Life, Heatth, Wealth, ;} mon. Twenty talbotype copies of a daguer- GEORGE H. DRAPER, Have. instraments, and continue fo receive them as soon | Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difficulties | rectype likeness of the prisoner found in her Whe owners of these susps will not be accounte- | JV Mo-tf sein be passed throusth the Custora Horse, | in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death, | he gers taken, aud sent to different parts of Bie for gold, silver, bullion, specie, ieweiry, pre- | fonN BR. ELVANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON. novl GEO. HILBUS, Agent. — gr = — ae Sprcsests ute ns is = | the kingdom. cious st: metals, unless bi y. a ae te Ag ersons by reading num- Ti ape tang FS 4 best Signed. ‘theretor, oad the value ‘meee nn = A tnt COFFIN WARERUOM, &c. bers. Allthose who wish to consult Madame R. Then came tidings from Liverpool to the ef- will please call scon, as she wiii remain in the | fect that feur years back the interesting crea- BALDWARZ, COACH TRIMMINGS, &e,, city Duta short time. Ske can be consulted at all | ture detained ‘at Wolverhampton had, under Ne. 326 Pennivivania avenue, J WILLIAM PLANT & CU., UNDERTA- ¢ KERS—tesidence413 Seventh J . a hours of the dzy andevening. Hernameisonthe j tic usme of Anastasia Haggard, prozured BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST. | ogswesn Ninth and Ter Asis, Washington, D.C. Sa ean Iaahiateced Gaels? | Gear at No BS ath streak comer of Don the the im; fsonment of @ man al wuman, who, : EOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. or cemetery: Coffins, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages. | left hand side, Gentlemen 50 cents und Ladies | as she said had stolen her box, which she had stem and Wheeling | fritannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pin- | Hearse, and every article for interments of} - _ sngaged thom to carry from the quay. So but 17% hears! ted, Tea, Table and Dessert 8; the best quality furnished at short notice, on the S. P. HOOVER'S touching was her tale, that the barristers at 5 Carvers cnd F orks, Steels, Knives with and with- | most reascnable terms, and at all hours of tue! 434 cuog and Trunk Mstablishment, the sessions actually made a collection to send Bunning Time between Washington and : , iy § » Cineiunati 27 hours !! Bress, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated ae Gates Petre plea a 5 | tron Hall, Pe avenie, between 9:b and lun sis. | the forlorn 7 bask, to Ireland. ext, THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHECKS ¥O BE sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waffie Iron: 4 | dead for any length of time. Jy li-ly N ‘fHIS SPLED DID ESTABLISHMENT, a man from Newcastle wrote that in the SAD Ee SREeEee: Irons = Snes vhich has no superior in the U. States, photographs he had recognized the features — Maslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid- UNITED STATES MAIL. ay be found, atell times, the most ex- ly of a young woman ‘whose modest demeanor E BALTIMORE AND UHIO RAIL irons, Ovens, &c. 7 ALABAMA tensive stock in this city, of every style | and patient endurance of the sickenirg soene ROAD having greatly improved its Western BUILDING MATERIALS. LABAMA, ne n and quality of LADIES, GENT CHILDREN and SERVAN 8 rowded steamship cnits passage between SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, | D8>lin and Liverpool had attracted his atten- VALISES, SATCHELS, &c.. to which he tion.” Anastasia was the daughter of an leave to call ihe zttention of his customers, citi- | Irish gentleman, shot at Limerick when she zens generally, members of Congress and stian- } was butfour years old. Her mother had mar- ges. ried below her station, and, to escape from His stoeks, recently selected from the most cele- | the slavery of a low stepfather’s house, she rae nr eT for fail and winter wear, is } jad quitted home, and was about to emigrate He promises to offer unusual inducements to ai! |“? America. The genticman offered tq pro- who may favor him with a cell. cure her a situation as cook at Newoastle ap- % 8S P. HOOVER. on-Tyne, but the negotiation broke off! apon P.3.—To Farmers and others —| haveon hand | the question of references. Carlisle, Chester 400 pairs of coarse Winter Boots, which I shall | and Lendon meanwhile wrote for a copy of offer at cost. Cell and see ___nev21—tf_ | the photograph. Thus far the investigation Post Orvick DerartTMEnt. Nov. 23, 1855 ROPOSALS FOR CARRYING TRE mais of the United States from the 15thday of Feb. ruary, 1856, tothe 20th day of June, 1858. {oclu- sive, onthe following route in the STATE OF ALABAMA, and in the time and manner speci- fied, will be received at the Contract Ortice of the Post Oftice Department, in the city of Washing- ton, uatils p.m , of the 10th January, 1853, to be ided on the next day: 7002—From Montgomery, by oy eee, 3 Fort Deposit, Butler Springs, C ille; Clai- borne, and Gainestown, to Mobile, 266 miles and back, sree & with side ve ie of Green- ville daily, and of Tintlalah, Hickory Grove aN } oF now oilers the fullest inducements to o's ana | (3 Svaveliers besscen WASHINGTON, BALTI- MORE, aad ail portions of the WEST, NORTH- WEST, and the SOUTHWEST. ‘The conneciion between the Trains from Wash- ington and the Trains bound West from Balti- more ts always prompily made atthe Washington Junotion (lately called the Relay House) 9 miles from Baltimore. This is tne only change of cars required between Washingion and the Ohio river. Begnene ts checked through to Wheeling at the ‘Washingion Station, and rechecked trans- ferred there. (with the passengers) without charge, for those heiding T hi ets for points be- _ The connectii rains leave Washi gton ity : Rursl Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, PiU, Pad runk Locks an oc} Shutile, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cat and Wrought Nails, Bolts Srad’s Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs, Handrail Screws, Door Knobs Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &¢. CABINET MAKERS’ GOODS. fair Cloth, Curled Hair, Sloss, Gimps, Sofa and lind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends Oks Bracke's, Furnttvre Nails a @ins, —- Handles end Screws, Diamond Berew lates, &o CARPENTERS’ GOODS, ats a.m. and 4 p.m. On Sundays atthe | pranes Snws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, Sandy Ridge, and Kirkville ‘rl-weekly ; the REMOVAL. | = proceeded last week. It is but right to only. i . > ns} lon between Montgomery ai 2 2 jd, that i esti we SOHERLING dict commen Mite | acccin Srannand bite Bering Machines, tew- | Shite peformed ina amaiietne | ([WE SUOSCRIDER, WOULD moet nu: | Slt, that when saked if we bed any question with the trains of ¢! Z Me ae ters, Hatchets, Devela of four-horse ¢: wi vilege, 7 e ug ditris hi eseribe — Ohio, near ws, y é yublie generally, that he has removed his plex munditiis as we have described her- Cane re Cambridee, Zanesville, and | 2e%e!s; Squares, Gusizes, Axos; Re. he Pa acd ty bad, of usin ur bore ore fom the soutia to the north side of Pa. peremptorily told the magistrates, their clerk, N x. to COLUMBUS. ‘Phone trains connect |} BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS’ GOODS, carry whatever mail may be daily received | 2Venue, between Kleventh and Twelfth the bar, and the press that they might all go at Newark with h- of the Newark, Mansfeld | Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Shofts, ot Mantigencey or Claiborne; and between | *treets, where he will keepa full and well-selected | tj ——. A change had come over her dream Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles Sleigh Ronners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump Joints, Stump Collais, Top Props j Curtain Frames, Lagaps, Inside Linings, Lintag Fans Tawels Buttons, Tacks, Fringes Laces ua y ingen} ‘and Plain and Enamelled Canvats * . ad for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Ch: , Gt. Louis, etc ALCOLUMD! : Rect with the fast tains of te Little Meamti Rati- voad to Xenia, Cincinnatl, Loutsville, eta. At XENIA (on Little Miam! Raj'roed) connection is formed the assortment of the best and latest stvleof FRENCH The reader must now turn to the repot of GUN npn eaee ein sig Sone ae this extraordinary case which we publich this the excellent business stand will enable him to | 4ay- He will there find Anastasia or Alice doa much larger business, he feels assured thet | converted into one Jane Turean, who robbed he can furnish Gentlemen's Garments on more | her mistress near the Regent’s Park in Lon- Claiborne and Mobile in such classes of steamboats as may besuitable in speed, size and struciure, for the regular performance of the service at all seasons of the year, to be under the entire and exciustve contro! of the accepted bidder or bidders, so that no breaches of ing through Dayton, to Indjan- connexion shall Ither inoderate terms than heretofore. Having practised | don, and then absconded. The. Mansion a Terre Se ataeaiee ‘Chicage, Rock } Bussis Duck, Enamelied Le) Dash Leather, }. by reason of any otlier penson or pardons ee for a number of years in Germany, Engiand and House, in the city of London, recognizes her [, St. Louts, ete. 4 EE ~ ELVANS & FE RTSON, ing a right to regulate or interfere with the eee rrp ep Nestea Gee as @ young woman, who, under the name of OTE iting Temas Te Gneul s<<mpa eater metamanemmns? T Esaie and departures of the eald pleam- | Tir'for past favors he solicits a continuance of the | Mary Aune O’Briéh, gave a man into custody same. 6. F. SCHAFER, on a charge of stealing her box upon her ar- nov 12 Merchant Tallor. | rival from ant % r. omen a aged . ih MAMPESeE we clerk, gave her funds to ca: er back to saaccapias sii er ees set Cork, but next year she turned up at the Uld N EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND | Bailey, and eharged four women with com- Gentlemen is‘now forming at the Academy mitting a siwilarrobbery, She swore that un- ich are also £0) Washin; trans- en sincinnatl to the Mail on the Ohio, tore = oe , Cairo, and St. is Bre 80! bis route. i ae For CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to T Detroit, Chicago, etc., tickets are scld, when the Obto'ts navigable Dstween Wheeling REAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO LL AND SEE.—The undersigned gives neti » his friends and the public he has Just received his stock of Fall and Winter Goods, ecorprising all the latest styles and colors of Cloth, Cassimeres, and Vestings; whieh goods will be Leave Montgomery daily at4j¢ pm Arrive mt slaoie ty eos, yt am Leave Mobile daily at 11 a. m, from ist No. vember to Ist June, and at 7a m resjdue of the Arrive in Montzomery in 36 hours, by 11 pm, from Ist November to Ist June, and by 7 p ; masie up to order in the most elegant manner, as of Music. Application to be made to Mr. W’, | til then she had never been out of Ireland in Oat ee Eee raete “guliaad ts | Bejbaa scane of the best workmen im the United m residue of the year. HENRY PALMER, 28 F street, or at the Acad- | her life, until, driven from her. perjury by with the Cleveland and Pittsowg Stites at work for bim. Being agent for Scorr, NoTE emy of Music, coruer of D and 9th streets. oc 15 | weight of testimony sin her, she coolly ad- . Be requested to notice that while this the Repo:tor of Fashions, Urothing rely upon get- ° mitted that she was the Mary Anne O’Brien. ting the most READY-MADE CLOTHING of his cwn make; sach as Over-garments, F rock, Dress,and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from medina to very superior quality. All the above goods will be sold at very low Pprices—for iustsnce, a whole sult, Coat, Pants, and Vest, for the small sum of #15. Overcoats, beautiful style, from $19 to 820 Pants, do do Bto 16 Vests, do do 25t0 0 He respectfully solicits 2 call from all in want of clothing. an oRUAMISHIBG GOOD 5, kerchiefs, Searls, Umbrellas, dg’ 4 4 va ie dyad. NEW YORK F Laat iy ESTAB- | She next make her appearance in Dabiin, but * - . RE her victim was fortunately able to prove that i LS PE: r > ety perounrtoigir path alag i eR atthe time named he was at mags. From ment, where wedesign keeping GENTLEMEN'S Flintshire we hear that she was turned away GURNISHING GOODS of ist uality, and of | from a situation for enormous lying, Mer the very Intest styles; also, CLOTHS, CASSI- | master believed thatshe had been married, MERES, and VESTINGS, which we make to | but ber husband had been convicted of biga- slockof READY-MADE CLOTHING. my and transported. . We have no hesitancy in saying that we have| We must conclude this catalogue of this fitted up one of the most elegant Storet of its size | Young woman's enormities, uot from want of in any city, and have adopted the now almost | materials, but of epace. We cannct ¢all to universal system ofall the principal storesthrough- | recollection im the annals of crime so “ lead- out the Northen citles—THAT OF ONE PuRICE | ing” 2 case of systematic perjury committed ony, which gives confidence go customers, and | }, ras Jal 80 young a person. In the political triais that on articles ata | of anay Tely atonce % Charles II. there was, to be sure, very sivele anpubicenreet,18 aot yey Pe oa heavy swearing, butthis was the work of old No pay will be made for trips not per‘ormed, and for each of such omissions not eatisfactorily Spm ge pe times the pty of the trip may be deducted. Forarrivals so far behind time as to break connexion with depending mails, and not peg gag) one-fourth of the compensa- tion for trip is's to'forfeiture. Fines inppased, the delinquency be promptly satisfactorily explained by certia@- cates of postmasters or the affidavits of other cred- itable persous for neglec' to take the mail from or into a post office; for s ph ere ipjured, destroyed, robbed or lost; and refusing, after demand, fo coavey the mail as frequently as the contractor runs, or is concerned in running, ve hicles on the roule. The Postmaster General may anuul the @patract for repented failures to run . for. ly t or iso! the lave or tastractions of he tepattent, be Travelers Is the only sonte afurding Shroagh Tickets and Checks in Washington, it is oa most speedy, and direct to nearty eading —- in the reat West. The distance from ashi toUineinantt is but 653 nifles,'belng About 109 miles shorter than by any other route ' FARE. &Y THROUGH TICKET, FROM WASHINGTON :—To Wheellng, $9 50; Colum- bus, $13 65; Doyton, $15 54; Cincinnati, S16 02; frond, $18 steamer from Efnctnaal!, #¢2 os Tadisaepet’e, BI? 50; Cleve- Isnd, 312 50; Toledo, 915 96; Dotrait, 15 3 Cb! , $20 C5 and 919 Se; St Louis, $23 £28, New Onleaps, $3h; ete. FOR SREDERICE AND HARBEIOS FERRY, MARTINSLURS, CUMBERUAND, BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS, PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMOUNT, WALL & may lvave Washington at 6 2; m. of Pee ana AM siteels, Pa. avpnte: | Pectmaster Obackdl thay Ailertdaseched alc, Ha | mene salle WSsh & ivania aveate Profeesors—Queen’s counsel in noble Beidmore ~ va Wise sings take ddan nats oon Bo snot <h may also order an re of service by allow!n, “afew doors below the National Hotel. "| Science. The singularity of the case here de- Be and W ueciing, oar HOME MANUFACTURES. dherefor apro rain Speman on the comtract pay- |” “now 17— pends upon the sex and youth of the offender, ashington. — ‘ 4 a cul i j i i Por traias to and from Bali!more, Anapolis, FAIRVIEW COTTON WorRKSs, pengaare ia pet Y rare ben of pays ithe ENGRAVING. and her habit of perjury had ripened into a as ms 2 system. Many a girl hus sworn, or attempted prone ren tee, boas ot rye reining to swear away, the life of a man. Affiliation eve: On of engraving, including arms, | cases under the old law might have furnished cresis, mottoes, &c., on pty some very fair casesof the crime, but what wl Card engraving and printing Brampily x- | are these when compared with the pertorman- allow one mo xtra compensation on the amount of service. dis; with. The bids should be addressed to the Second Assistant Post- | superscribed ‘‘ Mail Pi et he contracts to be executed and clai advertisements. Er Per further information, Through Tickets, os apply to THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent, zton Station. ¥ er ne JOHN H. DUNE, Master of ‘Transportation, NEAR THECANAL BASIN, ALEXAND) Fu rerataick & BURNS, Proprietors; and alan ers Of COTTON YARNS, CAR- PRT CHAIN, SAIL SWINE, WRAPPING TWINK, CORDAGE, COTTON BATS, §e. 5 i Baitimore aud Obie Retlzoad, Baltimore, nities trae nef sin Wasbngton ps ot. ment i tetihe jne 12 th Feet goa Pac vente, bet, Stu and loli sta, .-| °e8 ofthis new heroin don Times. ets — = ‘ Me ashington lower thas ¢ he pine wks. Fe aes ere eevee amen. { A few days since an officer of one of the ER DOOR PLATES & NUMBERS, |, b2d in Baltimore or other Northern Ah FRENCH BOOT MAKER. »| Boston Banks stepped into the safe, just before SILVER v: past Sr ith promptatteation, by qdreeas") ACUS’ WOLFSTEINER, No. 487 Eighth st. | losing it forthe day, to see that ali was right. R DWELLINGS. OFFI Cees OB kc dag seahe S79 oY HO +& B. J Pa. avenue, 1s a ae to, At the moment another officer coming along Se ea sethde, sesnateensted bY NUE a a sth ee eee ep eee} eee : aahionable¥ reach Boots and not knowing that any one was irside, of this Tivermere We have rveived the sole ec STC REPAIRING. rar re - ae hepen, nad pam Lient nthe a gave the dosria® Sight thove which’ closed it Bgeney for tue Diswirt et cctnmblas Bo | WA “indir tay da ions Pecks fe Ons AnD Bed co rar Bo ork sre ing thai hie Loote éannor | fast, snd-as the hy! te in the. egsoeheh mat The pine ee oe ae aes inials eltred OF | HOY mptie ' 1 #8,’ dh } 1: jiu thts country” PORES dt was somett on mumbered 3 kno-w! he perticniar attention of gentlemen are inviiéd. | Purtiesran fn different directions, some for a : c bd s © ‘ ~ . jo eons . rai Forwat chant ance Tee, iver, gad thus to vermione Gute. businse, fo while weal besten thd wanen trp aE Be, oo L eepiimame ey eS Hocksmisi, others for safe Keys, deiyhe After He, as weil 2x more beutiful, and Lowey prided pve, aes eee a pto persons | No. 474 Pa. a far donee Be mS totely [INE CHINA ORNAMENTS, of every some liltle time a key was prrueiey Sane Y stiver plated aries stot eb sn MW asl? a Be me mee ak Br Country wasninese! 4 ofl 2 iio give Sarath on prbsbition at te peek royed an open sesamo hot 2 tes uty : 4 >, , bet. oa he’ , ry F a prisoner tim ; e Sate eteaue. int sips eh ons 10 Ge. wees-ly efore p' cele, sd a, eo a *"300 Pa. avenue. sqreet joy of Eieeaar ant bie enizes the nds. pov7— , THE WEEELY STAR, ‘Phis excellent Family and News Journal—ooay taining 2 greater variety of interesting reading thas can be found tn any other--ts published on Setur- ‘day morning. TERMS. . Single copy, per annum ....csseanseeeeereesBl 25 Five to CLUBS. oy seen soseesld 08 tea Seen, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. ingle (in wrappers) can be procureé at the counter, pape:. Preo—TanaaCasre PostMastsRs who a commission of twenty per eat ee Peabowe Erring Wives and Jealous Husbands. Considerable sensation has been prodaced in Boston by the conduct of two men in that city, named Cobarn and Dalton, who have been administering @ flogging to two you: gentlemen for trespassing on their connubia rights and taking undue liberties with their wivgs. One of these young gentlemen, as we learn from the Boston Time, Nov. 24, is Mr. William Sumner, a cousin of Hon. Charles Sumner, and his family is one of the highest respectability. He is between nineteen and twenty years of age, quite retiring and modest in his wangers, and one to be easily caught by an in! g and pretty woman. The name of the other young man {s Josiah Porter. Mr. Porter made a complaint before the Police Cou ainst Coburn and Dalton, jag cant we ae the case on his examination, which we give as reported in the Boston Times : Mr. Sumner, 2s it first caw and was introduced to the ladies, . Coburn and Mrs. Dalton. in Vinton"s Ssloon, at the timo when Mrs. C. eee and spoke to Mr. Porter. ‘fhe acqu then formed was slight, as but very little conversation passed between them; and the same may be said of the second meeting of the same parties in the same evening. At the third meeting of the samo parties, they all sat down at the same table, the ladies opposite the gentlemen, and held quite a long and lively conversation. At this interview Mrs. Dalton evinced a strong liking for Mr. Samner, and during the conversation she assed him a note ler the table, requesting im, in a whisper, not to show it to Mr. Por- ter. The young gentleman, who has had lit- tle or mo experience in such matters, was greatly surprised at this movement; and when the ladies bad retired he opened the note and read it to Mr. P. The tenor of the note was such as te excite the young man’s suceptibili- ties—for who can withstand the flattery of a pretty woman when she is determined to make you believe that she loves you. The note was auswered, and naturally enough a correspon- Saee egies fe ni ty During the when the correspondence was mis Tey = the parties met each other often in company with Mrs. Coburn and Mr Poitor ; but nothing occurred at these inter- views worthy of mention, unless it be that they indulged in a little kissing, but this was dove in the most modest and barmless manner. At one of the meetings prior to the grand ex- plosion and expose on Exturday, rs. D re- quested Mr Summer to return her notes, for fear of accidents, and he complied with her wishes. She, however, retained the answers sent to her, among which was one of Moore's amorous poems, addressed to her. Now comes the sequel. On Saturday after- noon last Mr Sumner repaired to a saloon in West street, where refreshments are sold, and Was quietly sippiug a cup of coffee, entirely unconscious of the chastisement which had then been inflicted upon his friend, Mr. Por- ter, and the cloud which was lowering about his own head, when two strangers approached him. One of them, Mr. Dalton, inquired if his name were Sumner, to which be replied in the efirmative. Mr. Dalton then said to him : ** Mrs. Dalton is very anxiozs to see you at her house this afternoon. I hayeacarriage at the door, and will take you right up there. If you miss the train I will send you home in my carriage.’’ Ar. Sumner declined going on on account of the lateness of the hour, (about 4¢ o’elock,) as he was afraid of missing the cars for Milton. Mr. Dalton again urged him to go, and, find- ing that Sumner still declined, he snid, “ You must go with us.’’ Tho two then gently drew Sumner out of the shop, got him into the car- riage, and ordered the driver to stop at 84 Shawmut avenue. The deportment of the two strangers, who had not revealed their names, excited the suspicion of Sumner thata!l was not right, bat he kept still. After they had entered the house, the two mea announeed themselves as Coburn and Daiton, and took Summer into the parlor, where he found tbe two wives. A conversa- tion ensued between the two parties, during which Dalton asked Sumner if he had ever taken any improper liberties with Mrs. D., or had piss hig hand upon her bosom. Sum- ner denied that he had ever done anything of the kind. Dalton then accused his wife of having made such a charge, te which she re- plied, “I placed his hand upon my bosom, be did not. He never took any improper famil iarities with me.”’ Dalton a red to be furious at this con- fession, a oth he and urn took hold of Sumner and dragged him down staire. While going down stairs, Mr. Sumner saw two men standing under the staircase, who ap- peared to have been hired to assist, im case of their services being required. Samner was taken to the basement room used for storing fuel, and the door locked upon him; after whieh Cobura and Dalton beat him with their fists until they were satisfied, or afraid to pro- ceed any further. A door was then opened, and Sumner was asked if he could see a fence stahding a few fect from him. He replied that he could, and they told him to start for it, Dalton giving him a kick as he started. Glad to escape from the hands of the ruf- fiens, Sumner did not look for any gate, but climbed over the fence. While on the fence, Coburn and Dalton rushed on him again, and struck him a number of heavy blows beforo he could getover and escape. Mr. Sumner then left c bome, with bis face badly bruised and suffering from the blows on the head. Thus ends the history of the second victim ; and we think that the public will, after read- ing it, have less ect for the ladies and their ruffian husbands, and much more sym- pathy for the two young men who have been so cowardly beaten. In answer to numerous inquiries, we would state that Mr. Dalton is employed as a clerk at No. 29 North Market street, and that Mr. Coburn is a salesman in the clothing estab- lishment of Joba Gove & Co., Merchants Row. The ladies are daughters of Mr. John Gove, and quite well known to alarge number of the young men ubout about town, who tell stran; stories conceraing the characters sustained by the females befere they were married. Ifone half of the stories in circulation have any foundation in fact, the husbands have but lite moral right to maintein, and the imdi- viduals whom they have so b beaten have been the only parties deceived and in- jared. Je A Rica Lecaoy—Firty Minrion Pousns Srex.ine.—The Syracuse Standard says that two enterprising young merchants of that city have recently received ii that they are heirs in a direct Iine to a large amount of money and property in land. The whole amount is about fifty millions cf pounds ster- ling, and it is believed there are not more than two hundred descendants to claim a share, giving cach person more than half a million of dollars. An eminent longer ts New York has been o: ed for some past in in- vestigating the claim, and it is understood that the matter is now near its conclusion. Rararr roo Monest.—At a late meeting of a county ayn ter association, members were asked to theig experience of the effects of the new jaw One aged and some- what unsuphistioated gemtieman. on being im- poxtaned to give his opinion on the subject of the local sale and use of liquor, eaid; “Well, I guess about all I can say is, that 1 used to buy ram for tew shillings a gallon, and now they tax wre six, and aint ‘morén balf as ood aS'ft was Wontto be, cither.’’ He was Fermitted to sit down —N 2H: Patriot. ee | EPO « petson who was a sordid miser, 1( was told Mr. Curran that be had setout from Cork to Dublin with one shirt anda guinea. “Yes,” said Mr, Carran, “ 1 will answer for it, he will change neither of them till returns.’’ ie & is .