Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1856, Page 1

THE EVENING STARE,” PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, .. ‘Hz WHEEL ¥ Si-. (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) This excellent Family and News Jourmnal—con 43 the Siar Buildings, corner of Pennsyleanto “dg 6 taining a greater variety of than avsuua end Kiewenth street. / aia an Interesting reading By W. D. WALLACH, a ee nee nena Will be served to subscribers by -arriers at SIX : ‘ moral; : AND A QUARTER CENTS, psyable weekly | to the Agents; papers seryed in packages at 374 H cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- & scription price is THR BE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS 2 yearin advance, TY‘. O DOLLARS OU Casn, trvanra 1 cn we wi cane. VOL. Vill. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1856. NO. 1,087. | Porrussresewtee:tasareiswuineauowee & commission of twenty per cent. PRormi ees bee ee EXCURSIONS, &c. EVENINGS TAR. |r. dint oie akiy. and 1, care rtg ties Subscribed Capital and Surplus.....$1,358,151 13. | GRAND CIVIC § MILITARY EXCURSION cotton umbrella, prctably did neh fous FABMERS AND MECHANICS’ INSUB- ie ~ eS en OFFICIAL. TO ALL THATVALUE THEIR SIGHT Tarascry Darartuent, May 2, 1956. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the THE WRONG SIDE OUTWARD: den visions to the eyes of the young gentic- stock issued pursuant to the act of Congress of ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA. TRE FOURTH - cd EXCURSION Or, The Bitfcrends between: Cashmere and | men clerks who loun, upon the pend ny or 22d July, 1346, that suqh stock is ble by - = Office northwest corner Pennsylrama “and 17th balice. sat with feet elev: at alarmi: acute an- tev aces, and ll bs uid tag thbeiey on'tns WISHES To CALL THE ATTENTION |e rea irachinson ity Bee MONTGOMERY GUARDS, | «did I teti you about it, Eunice?” fies as entered. When Linqutrea for silks, 0 at sufter, wi efective sight, TATEMENT OF BUSINESS FROM THE 18ST Da De “ About what ?”’ tissues, grep 5 summer goods, surrender of the certificates thereof, on the 12th | 11.4 by sickness, and particularity from S day of August to the Bist day of December, TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,| My gotng to the city wrong side outward. | there was one undivided stare. SE en ee we pam vac pee rn tao pire} 1855: i On MONDAY, August 4th ** What do you mean ’’’ said Eunice. “It would take too much time to tell how cease. by himself to a true spverieal accuracy beter Am unt received in amsrine premiums Sere 3 HE MONTGOMERY GUARDS leave | «Qh, I see you"have never heard the story, | Some strainer silks, and half cotton berages, This department will continueto purchase such | transparency, suited precisely and benefi- ~ ropremiums...... 39, Gin oe ae ine ieee eat so I will tell you. Two years ago I spent a| were first Fee ry and how I eventually stock prior to sald day of redemption, and wit! } cially to the wearer according to the concavity or | rota premiums for five months 108 151 13 | give their Fourth Annual Exouwiowt tothe White | few weeks with my friends the Wilmots, near | convinced them that J understood their Prop: pay therefor the following premium, in addition | convexity of the oe. Very —— ave the il | Capital 1,250,000 00 | House, on MONDAY, August 4th, 1858, the city of A. In the family were two | er quality. Suffice it to say, I purchased to the interest accrued to the day of purchase, | ects caused to the precious organ of sight from THe 1a |g The Atst boat will leave Geotgefown ats o’clk | young ladies who found it necessary to do a | nothing there, though temptin icles were the commencement of using glasses in not — with one day’s Interest for the money to reach peer suited, by the use of an O;.tometer ; an: the vendor: ‘he practice of many years enabies him to meas- On such stock received at the Treasury between | UTE the focal disease of the eyes, and such glass- Invested a3 follows: Bonds of Allegheny county, Pittsbi 1 tA es that are absolately required will be furnished thal besten a the Ist day of June and the 3ist day of July,in | with ——— and satiefactii 1,358,151 13 | am., i anne tan at Syme the avy Yard at 9%, | great deal of shopping, and not a little visit- | finally displayed berore me, but suited myself and will touch at Alexardria, and thence to the ing in the city, ani of course patronized the | at less pretentious establishments p herpctecie Rhea pyus Siete Ga railroad connecting their little village with kK ‘ 5 ” ; = .M.,and proceed direct to the White House. oa Green Street Depot,” to no trifling ex eturning, Will leave at 10 o’clix. ten “Next, to Mrs. Lasaile’s I went, whose anathemas upon me for detecting the cotton e8 presented me for linen, I will not Tepeat, TOBJAS accnowledges the very libe- Loans on first mortgag clusive, one-half of one per cent. on the amounts aS Do stocks, collateral The Montgomery Guards pledge themselves t **« Now you will see what a handsome and | but must sa: ; they were delivered in a very specified in the certificates ; tele ieotaronsreets ony org oeg at ea = = bank’ and on ha: no pains to "make this Tizckrsion as wlan | gontlomanty conductor we aaa on =e — 7 a ke ‘rage, though in excellent F ‘apital subecribed. le as any they have heretofore given. said Bell Wilmot to me, as took a luxu- | French. On such stock recetved between the 1st and 31st | availed themselves of his aid ae a. | Premium notes, no 387 31 Refres mente will be provided by an experi- | rious cushion in a crowded car for a first mis- | .‘*I did not try the shoe slore that day, but days of August, one-fourth of one per cent; toy the gees hee SS poy ein many fneh. | D&e ‘tom agents (secured by 18,853 . enced caterer. cellaneous trip to A 5 in passing Dr. R.’s office, something prompt- And on such stock received after the 3ist day of es they can read this print with their spectacies, | @XPenses and commissions — tet oa Cotillion Music is engaged | “« He is ny beau ideal of a conductor,” ad-| ed me to enter. I had been amused, and August, the interest accrued thereon, and one | can be supplied with such as will improve their : ded Kate; ‘let the car be ever so crowded, not the least disappointed by he is sure to find a place for ladies, and never : my 's experiences, but now a little anxiety mingled with much curiosity 1 Lethought me of a nervous tooth-ache that day’s additional interést only, will be paid. sight Totalamount of losses reported to Ist Ja! niary iesb¢ Committesaf An ePragenrnst ted Eiders Ho a ba of % a ‘, rm e% im 3 Trange! ie ora House, A Certificates of such stock. Gameanitied under }- erenbey given Soe nla, te | einger Pees soe Fire....... 9] bs re and at the ‘wharf onthe day of theexcursion. | objects to our band boxes and carpet bags, this notice must be duly assigned to the United | greatest ease and comfort from his glasses. .Marme i Fommittee of Arrangements, as many ill-natured fellows, dressed in a lit- . | , Circulars to be had gratis, at his office, No. Capt Rey, Lieut Callan. te brief authority, are apt todo; and if our | had robbed me of sleep for a portion of sev- States by the party entitled to recetve the pur- | , Cltculars, to be STREET, siheee’ daira Wem DikeorOne 4,666 66 Lieut Kelleien, Quartermaster Maher, | purses aro short, after a shopping excursion, | eral nights, and which I had sedulously con- chase money ; and whea sent prior tothe ist July | gaa Fellows? ‘Hall, up stairs. Hon. Thas. B. Florence, Chasen Dinece Sergt Burke, Private Molone. fe often—’’ Kate’s rhapsody was cut short by | cealed from the family, chiefly because Aunt thecurrent helf year’s Interest mu-t also be as- oie peas , REE» Jy 26-7 e starting of the train. Lucy's infallible remedy in such cases was George 1. Armstrong, ’ Thomas Manderfield, | — ‘ th s ¢ °y : <; signed by the present stockholder, otherwise such 8 Nonvoux, September 7, a . | Charles A Rubicam, Fdward R. Helmbold, FIRST GRAND EXCURSION ‘* Woe were whirled on to A- in about | whiskey and ginger, boiling hot, a remedy to i Sir—The Spectacles you made for ms sult very George Helmbold F. Cacroll Brewster, twenty minutes. yet I had opportunity to no- | me infinitely worse than the disease. Per- interest wiil be payable as heretofore. well, and seem to have improved my eight more'| Jamey EB Neall. Thane Lect. 3b Oe tue : D, he | > d offi telo ‘tiey tably | haps Dr. K could name something less ob- And notice is further given to holders of other | than any other I have lately tried. ' "THOMAS RB. FLORENCE, President. Butchers of Georgetown, bese peat er saris alge sil avese jectionable. < stocks of the United States that this department LITT. W. TAZEWELL. | gpwarD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary. Beare T0,THE -) |\tuour party. Weepensd the sicher eaen lt OA rang gently, and was admitted. The wiil purchase the same between the Ist dayof} | have tried a pair of Spectacles ob‘ained from LOCAL SURVEYORS, AT FA LLS 5 WATER WORKS was swollen by damp weather, at a look from | Doctor, who was talking and smoking with a June and the Ist day of December next, unless | Mr. Tobias, and find them of great assistance to | Charles Walter, No. 397 D street. HB BUTCHERS OF GEORGETOWN Kate, and erdered a Dutchman, smoking | dashing young man, glanced at my dress as I the sum of $1,500,000shall be previously obtained, | ™Y,#ight. and corresponding with hisdescription tai M. Thornton, corner First street and Virginia ster | eestor “ey itae! weekly upon the platform into the baggage | entered, and without further notice went on : Se 7} of the focus. I recommend him asaskilifal op-} avenue. | = cand: E ie wy gy car, at a symptom of faintness from Bell. I | with the conversation. Finally, I instituted and will pay for the same, in addition to the in- tictan. HENRY A. WISE. James Williams, No. 22 Four-and-a half street. intend giving, on MONDAY, August 4th, an ? ts . terest accrued from the day of the last dividend — MARINE SURVEYOR. Excursion to the above named points. could not but acknowledge that Fanny Fern |‘a ‘light cough, and he turned toward me 7 expe Having been Induced by a friend to visitthe es- | Capt. J. P. Levy, No. 474 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The commodious Packet-boatM.C MEIGS, | should add to her list of models a “model | with . of interest, and one day’e additional interestfor | + pitsanrent of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of try. GENduas euraincraNneNT Captain W. H- Ritter, has been engaged for the | conductor,” taking this one for her original. | ‘ Well, old lady, what’s the matter with the money to reach the vendor, the following rates | ing his pastes, I was tarnished by im es ‘hatin: ‘Thatience. : proud leer =e eld mi bp ou yin ay ‘‘ Arrived at our destination, I was again dood a re 2 th red wh! aff . rest in ST jo make A n ie pentane “Ti ;, : ‘ A ph cre ee relief and ification aril any T have The business of this Compan compar it decidedly the most agreeable trip of the season. entertained legal lary # Peers of the cure inca oe velon, the test On sick of the loan of 1642, « premium of 10 | evertried. My sight, originally very zood, was | Vorably with the most successful of similar institu: | | Refreshraents soreedeee tose tee tne oy ahaa SL OMRRSE tse ceres a lied cold, is the per cent ; injured by writing and reading at Signe, fre- | tions in the United States prices customed to patronize. : » app! » “I always purchase silks at Weaver’s, they | best thing, and animal magnetism is next - ntly to a very lat ir; bi th ¢ id of | From the 1st day of August, 1855, in five months, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and lady, ONE nner te alata oo ee oe ypc d Mpa gee tg og peor Er ig “i are so conscientious. and never try to palm off | best. Ever try it, hey?” And the man of of 16 per cent.; and that too without the pain I have reviously | amounted to the large sum of one Lundred ana eight A large hall at the Falls for dancing, and the an inferior article upon a customer. At Mrs. | Science winked and grinned at his companion, And on stock issued under the act of 9th Sep- | suffered. ‘SUHN WILS' Ni thourand, oue hundred and fifiy-one ee with | best Cotillon Music, has been engaged for the oc- Lassalle’s you wiil find a superb assortment | who in turn ejected a quid of tobacco from tember, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity plea Gen’l Land Office. poet eri six hundred and six’y-six dollars loases —— will leave the wharf of W. H. & H. | °! gloves and embroideries. The proprietress his mouth. quite near my es skirt, is a reduced French Countess, ard one of the | and laughed immoderately. In two seconds most lady-like persons you ever saw;’’ rat-| I was in the street, and on my way to the stock, 2 premium of 6 per cent. With these evidences of success and good man- | G. Ritter at 6 a. m precisely. Certificates transmitted under this notice should J have used Mr. Tobias’s Spectacles for three | 22¢ment,” the directors feel justified in soliciting a Committee of Arrangements—The Georgetown men t 1 . | share of public patronage, believing that the se Butchers. tled Bell Wilmot. depot, questioning within myself, whether be duly assigned to the United States by the par- Sone t —— — wit —— Tage | tity offered ig ample and that all ‘air claims wiil be dy 28-6t WM H. HOMILLER, Pres’t. ‘ Aud if you wish to buy shoes, be sure and | there are such qualities yet remaining in our ty entitled to receive the money; and if sent pre- | heen much benetitt by them. a‘justed move according to equity ihan legal techni- |] ————_______— —_—- —>_- call at Jarvin’s, they are so accommodating; | World as xmbowght honesty and kindness. vious tothe Ist July, the current half-year’s in- | May Sth, 1956. GEOR. P. SCARBURGH. calities, . . PIC-NIC AND EXCURSION terest must also be assigned by the present stock- 1 was recommended ‘to Mr John Tobias as a jubilee Conny ee tog INDIAN HE D & FORT WASH NGTON break a string, or lose a clasp, or any other h n . 0 i iA a ” holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to | axtilful optician; and ae I nave snes ot remark: | MESSRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN, CO., OF A such Tegectpormt a ory Kate. rete persiemilik pha. 9 ony oda grai ance ren sip Be pe ler ‘hen : teapec: eer uae BAREEES, HE NAVY YARD BAPTIST CHOIR convince me of the superior excellence of make wry faces, if you happen to | My doubts were to be removed. The train peat higphirdmergidlnid "ill == stood at the depot as [came in sight, and L hurried my steps lest it should depart with- out me I managed to gain a seat, but bad no time Payment for ail the foregoing stocks will be Cash and premium rotes to provide an accruin; having chartered tre safe and ; as a tt ticket, a hen the conducto: made oy drafts the asntant treaaree Bow: | Wogan. igh mrereement and Renae | OM ea on ante Tai! pais | commute ater ts tteaed pete gape ed png fg yy S a peor iis pectacles that suits me ad- | 1 44 held by tiem asa fditional security to policy | PRICE, will make an Excursion down the Poto- | D0on’s observation would have furnishes Asta Ktqwengens. An exploration ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties | mirably. a holders for the payment of losses. maz to indian Head and Fort Washington, on | No sooner did the rich brocades and crapes, | Becessary fare. aves ge - ss July 11, 1956. A. P. BUTLER. ca - nd ribbons of the fair Miss Wilmots flutter | of my ket to its lowest depths availed entitled to receive the money may direct. The company is prepared to issue policies agamet | THURSDAY, the 7th instant. and ribbon: poe! : - I 5 JAMES GUTHRIE Witaincrox, N.C., Jan.27, 185%. _| loss or damaze by fire on DWELLINGS, FURNI-| The Committee promise to spare no pains to inside the door, than every attendant, from | nothing, and I wasinadilemma. I explained $9-at12Nov of the Tr ? Mr. 5 Towtas: Dear Sir—I ‘am happy to say | TURF, MILLS, MANUFACT:-RIES, WARE. | ™2¥e this one of the most pleasant Excursions of proprietor tu errand boy, proceeded to don} the matter to him, assuring him I should beaten ki Se oe es he S es wis Ta youlast | HOUSKS, all descriptions of BUILDINGS, and | ‘be season their most obsequious smiles and agreeable | leave the train at the next station, and would 5 === | that the Spec ich 1 obtained from y: 2 ‘The Choir will be assisted by some of the most a a : 7 - | their content=, or ail kinds of MERCHANDISE. t t It was not stra’ Eunice. The ity in the visual yange of ma eyes, Thave Meet. | ansported By VESSELS, STEAMHDsTS, Ca” | Prominent vocalisia of Washington, yoni aniden oangual eos teeient aac ST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF | found reat dimiculty in getting glasses of the | NA. BUATS, BALLROADS, and the usual con-| _ The boat will leave City wharf at 8 o'clock a. | J) ily persuaded to lighten them.” Soop paciger a per 2 z Dunno terete cermry PP a tntgigceen Harel apps sg AM tcA, e acca Tealty “of STEAMBOATS Fo'clock eae. cee sh barr: ine aftersices passed pleasantly and fa ‘And now I was at O—— station, and the Samra ipa -_ = pias Lill capt wate feetlet ie ctaens hav.galing ihe westere waters Tickets FIFTY CENTS; Children 123 cents; | tiguingly enough, in chatting and shopping, | Sum, though low in the west, was shi 3 =_— = ranch os pes " Goa terbistoa matunladvaonte Arse oti <iepiea The rates of premium will b> as low as other | t9 be bad of the members of the Choir, ebildren | jy shaking hands with old acquaintances, and | brightly. I went directly to the ladies there borrow the amount. He left me, mut tering his suspicions that the story was a lie, and went his rounds ; ; i f f the Sabbath School, and Committee of Ar- * i in room, and in five minutes emerged therefrom 2 t t used. companies, and in fixing them every improvement | @ ? ing to bow gracefully to new introductions, t MS lsoee ism ft gle i Vey reapecttully. youn DEANE in construction and aciangement will be taken into | ™@2gements Camenisiad pads on our return, amid many expressions of | @ well-dressed lady, with an uncovered bon- the latest style for $3 50, as { Hector of St James’ Parish. | consideration. 1 Henry Marks, Warren E Clark. satisfaction as our purchases were unrolled | net of the latest ‘importation.’ As the con- good as those usually sold ree RE > aise ee Poca tly mivistod and promptly jai: Charles Sanderson Charles J Griffin, and exhibited before Mrs. Wilmot and Aunt | ductor crossed the platform to give moving Pg a good kaw yoni a . DEPARTMENT OF pete was ss eee ‘ Office northwest ener enn ereaee and] John Carter, " Charles Allen, Lucy, the girls forced me to confess that the | orders, stepped up and tendered my fare, ale reba, Hot 2°51 iy oped, 3 Rave nece been fed touse glasses for pMeenes 2 nese in . f ee He se ser nts James Dunnington. A— merchants and the Sieg gre gine 9, fag rege vivid mang neces A . le 5 surance ma; effecte e Home 5) Whipmae = aad in tl oO i. a ccslone Cpr $3 fats which inet ‘for without Sotelaing came - Soctiy A M oat ere eat corner Walnut and Second Streets, = Greatest: aoe a the Season. Peep eetEp ROR, AON Powe (ce eee nice, picture the countenance of that gentle. oyed to prod: % ’ ¢ Bi a. . J 93 bo We doa czsh business, meet with no los- eyes. our months since Mr. Tobias made two Th ips: ory Racer hone Teachers of St. Peter's Sauday-sehool, “And so it was, always daily, for tho first eee Did 1 d ses, but give each customer full value for his | pairs especially for me, which I have found to fortnight of my stay. At one time we called i ‘ou relate your adventure to the Oliver Brewster, No 4 3: street. i q me : money. Felt and Straw Hats unusually low. serve me perfectly. By the use of his optometer | 4 ‘iy Richardson, No. 72 Haltimore strevt. Cincin: TO PYE’S LANDING, _N. B Agent for Driscoll’s Balm of a Thousand | he is enabied to Glasses minutely to the eye. faut: ter ross Anthony. Chacemone H. On the Large and Safe Steamer Powhatan. operation He wasan acquaintance of Bell's, ¥ FN nee mln mp ayenne, Agent ee in ee e lacey etl lor, No. 121 ¥. Bay oan New Orleans—Harmaa \HE TEACHERS OF 8T. PETER’S SUN. | 274 she presented him ‘to me as a friend. fora New York Hat Compaay. mM mony as to bis skill as an awn Ao. Wang Piebue Th iar DAY SCHOOL respecifuliy | He was very handsome and his voice and TT SSX? je ’ HENRY Water street. Savannah- A. Wilbur, No. 111 Bay | announce to their friends and the smile captivating to one whocould appreciate JONAS P. LEVY, Assist. Sec’y to sign Land Warrants. | gr reet. ‘Augusta—Girardey, Whyie & Co, Oiaanee public that they will give an Excursion tothe ; music and sunshine. Eunice, I was amaz IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Marcus A. Bell. Trenton—Narr above-named place THURSDAY, August 7th ingly pleased with that man, I who am 80 Ie ARS P. S.—OPERA GLASSES of great variet Lao—Robert A Baker. Vicksburg—J. Putnam. Persons who desire to spend a day pleasantl | fastidious, I fancied him the impersonation = . Se ee » AND FINE | reLescores & MICROSCOPES, ware Buaio—a ‘Barker. ‘Memphis -W. E. Mitton. | for the benefit of health, will find every arrange. i of skill and benevolence—the head and the " MAKER GLASSKS, and many other articles {n | p) t—Thomas Pa'mer & Son Mil kie— ‘as? 24 ne d : GeneralCommission & Forwarding Merchant | this ine at very low prices constantly on hand. | Weningion Itace | Wellabers. Wissen ke heart—the means and the end—glorious com young ladies ?"’ said Eunice. *‘No, indeed! When the goods came, they were delighted with them, affirming that ‘ this silk came from Weaver's; no other mer- chant bad anything like it; and this lace from Mrs. Lasaile's, they remembered seeing it there!’ I kept my own counsel; and pow Eunice what co you think of it all?”’ “I think the wisdom you purchased war cheap enough at all events et there is one ona celebrated dentist for some tri: tooth . | ment made that will conduce to thefr comfort ‘nia —Danforth | Ladies can rely on perfect order being maintained, rage as | Other place to which I wish — ~ is. 2 ‘urs! = & To church id Bi Ral TWaduoooae Dr = ED pate ce ens i ue 3 ile . | remembered as the most pleasant of the season. = | pressed me as one of the few to whom science To church,” said Eun 5 20 Broke Jau..—The well-knowa Larglar, Johnson, who broke jail some six months since, and was recaptured at Selma and con fined in his old quarters. broke out again on Wednesday night, and escaped with a com- rade named Bibb. mme! E —E P. Ward The boat wil! leave the city wharf at 8%, Navy | way safely commit her priceless treasures, a lapeee thew od, Levi's cess — San F.ancisco—Wil.iaim Biggs, Si. Louis—Thos. | Yard at 9 o’clock; returning at a seasonvbie hour | sure that they would be used for the blessing MMER AND GAUZE UNDER GAR- | iiing a classified and anal summary of the | E- Courtenay, general agent tor the soutere and | in the Are of humanity. Ah, Eunice! [had only seen ments for gemtlemen.— We laviteattention | Of. roceedings, and papers of the Houses | Western States, “And in other principal cities ofthe | A fine Band of Music has been engaged for the | the silken cde of Gentlemen want of Sislk, Liste Thread, pore) Commons. To be published in bi- | United States by authorized office occasion. “« Pray, go on,” said Eunice. ‘*One rainy morning, I received a letter Merino, or oor eee — eter. | monthly or monthly during the parliamea- | pany- : Ae aad confectionery at city prices by an mined to sell them from this day forth at reduced eee aoe Ceara Gane tneecens. AGENCY OF THE ickets FIP TY CENTS ; children half price ; { from home, giving notice that my young sister rices, as we wish to prepare for the fall trade. | S2Oscription, two guineas per annum —— : 7 Phi : to be had at John F. Kllis’s Music Store; Martin | was about to take a Western tour with a friend Jobnson is remarkable for his ingenuity and Bive us a call and buy heal . pope al eet my RANCK TAYLOR. Alliance Insurance Co. of hiladelphia, King’s Drug Store; J O’Donnel’s Drug Store, } « New dresses, of course, were requisite,’ | resources, and has boasted that po prison in GEO HB. WHITEC oe Furnishing neal ie ely any other country in the Capital.... $300,000! mY ited) and at the boat on the ee Rs wrote my mother, ‘and I wish you to pro-} the United States could contain him longer Store, 332 Pa. av., bet. hand 10th sts. jy 12- weild @heis legisiation proceeds ordinarily in so NNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR eure and send them immediately.’ Then fol-j than it suited bis convenience. When recap " €HANGE OF HOURS. ecaeboks Lstacee, Tanetien tis ieatinian: | ne or ae ens ef unses asa uertggas | PRIVATE BOARDING BGHDOL Soa W sctillstatiar und been Worse ditseseslich' | oreo ee adc va ae s are instita », 4 # is { strongest cell, is it i ON AND APTER pupa 30th of i prope erage pare ects of laws | . 00 Unencumbered real estate #110,cos YOUNG LADIES. gest cell, as his propensity for wandering a4 % ; : “ 2 the route; that moment I knew sister Lib, | was excessive, and he did not wish to compro- «AND AFTER MOND: ° rus, worth par 28,620 00 ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA. F isi iting mil- | mi i - PAGE will ran at the following arlignanutery inventigetion end discussion inoth Bis receivable, consating of Marine notes ana "'™** "| Rev. OLIVER COX, Principal and Proprietor. | ind rela ate riper = ese pry yy hours: often become laws. ft till are | short loans 943 70 r D 7 , SITUATED NEAR! i ; a g : . Leave Alexandria at 4, 8, 10, 12, 24%, 434, and rennitiel bacx woes eee be inquiry, and Stock notes $14,386 00 339 Tees hats Goters Ves nee } “The articles must be purchased that very | [tis apparent now that he did not remain 6% o'clock. to the maturing influence of time and public day, raining as it was, and moreover, I must | long in that position, but in a few days freed six miles from Washington and three miles from | Leave Washington 6, 9, 13,14, 3%, 5, and 7 opinion. d T ; go alone; for Bell and Kate had gone to bed | himself of the said ornaments, and with « o'clock. - “In the course of these legislative proceedings | Whole recetpts for premiums during the year —_ $112,812 05 Notbe witheceean Ptgteenr lipe and with hair in curl papers, and novels under | piece of iron wire, which he obtained from je 29-tf ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain. | most valuable f cts are collected. which Acie Feld tor lowes ap aon reel fied peasce - Pils on the Second Monday of September next their pillows Felghers cept sir ioctl ie ‘are =. bucket, contrived to pick the MI TT = | ch ndition, wants, an OS) of societ . a e Course of Instruction will embrace the An- | g 1 notified my friends mn jetermina- | five locks of the cage, and ’ ‘TON oildomnatactine- sa = better than a other evidence, voting outthe va: | J. MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary. cient end Modern Languages, all tbe branches of — toga teiA-——- Sha young Walon stateless oe ake wall” Khhe Sail, contain ‘ae ing hours: rious phenomens of life ee eee bein ony beet Pe in: | with astonishment . .,_+,, | #bouta foot of solid timber and about the Leave Alexandria 7%, 9, i 1, 3%, 5, orn hsee abe. soutien hick possesses a more wee bE 00 OF Pena 1s tyertioe usual:y taught in onr best Female In “To-morrow I'll be at your service,’’ said | same thickness of brickwork outside, be suc Leave becesermmelar rst, tor 7 nt me ay PE es executive machinery, with establish- | 1) 147 ecu ooo: Charter Perpetual The labors of the Institution will be distributed j Bell, * but not to-day. hy, you’re crazy— | ceeded in piercing, and during the storm on a a TS) ~s ct dint sed, PRR spread over every clime, all which are re pital $500,000: eric hetalntatsl sab tedal! FY as pra*ticable, as follows : look at the clouds—yould take a dreadful | Wednesday night, descended into the yard CAPON SPRINGS, sponsible to the State, and give annual reports of DIRECTORS The Principal, with an Assistant, will conduct } cold—don’t get satin striped tissues; it trays | by a rope twisted from strips of his mattress, , their labor—reports which ‘ish tho best repor- Charles C. Lathrop, 532 Spruce street. the English, Latin, and Greek studies. eee oe Papen bps tory of the political, social, or commercial — Alexander Whilden, merchant, 14 North Front Miss LYDIA S KELSEY, Teacher of French Ss 7 of shockingly.”’ and from thence, with his comrade, picked “TI dressed, walked to the station, but a | the lock of the outside gate. few rods distant, and found myself half an | Tho said Johnson is somewhat remarkable hour tooearly Very soon the clouds low- ! for his cool impudence, as well as skill, and ered, and the rain fell in cataracts. Never-| when he escaped before, left some letters for theless, I stubbornly adhered to my determi- | the county officers which attracted some at tion, the more stubborniy that I ‘knew the | tention. On this occasion he addressed them, = : gress of the respective communities at home or | street. Jastrumental Music, Drawing, and Painting. ea or ae Emp meer 7) abroad. Yet most of the information thus a pon C, Hunter, frm of Wright, Hunter & Co.| Mr. A. ZAPPONE, ‘Teacher of the Itallan and ~ i ete noi for all practical purposes, ren- «Tracey, firm of Tracey aker. Spanish Lan: es. rcp pees ay prec oor eae ae al (* cwing to its extent and com-| John R. McCurdy, firm of Jones, white & | "pr a. 8 WUNDBR, charge of Boarding de- ‘s - siven The inquirer recoils from ap- | McCurdy. artment, jy2-lun MANASSES @AP RAILROAD, prosebing wo. great bulk, of heavy folios, oa Isaac Haztehurst, attorney and coursellor. “ > to hi EXPENSES. ¥ INT VE 1N. u- | they ar ma lobyinth through which he | James B. Smith, firm of Jas. B_ Smith & Co. Per Session of Five Months. 1 me without mercy if I re- | leaving letters for the Sheriff, Jailor, and ¥OK MOUNT VERNON. : cannot easily find aclue. ‘The prenent publication Theo. W Baker, firm of Tracy & Baker. Elementary English branches so0e-87 00 reel Berl eed atm areas ana though | others, in which be expressed his re, nok foe ON SUESOAYS AND FRIDAYS.—FARKE, } js intended to give a new life to these public] R. 8. Walton, 360 Market street Advamed En, ish branches and Sciences... 10 00 : pips ye y wcaihat thn teal cir, =e pressed his regi ‘ ROUND TRIP, 81; FROM documents, and to bring out perspicuously what ‘Thomas K. Limertek, 634 Spruce street. Board, Washing, use cf furnished rcon, of my bonnet ; and was thankful thai 1o is unceremonious departure, stating, in fact, ALEXANDRIA 70CEN£S —The, is essentially usefal in them, whilst thedocu-| John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall light, fuel, and medical attendance...... 60 (0 } Cld brown veil I found crumpled in my pock- | that he fulty appreciated the courtesies and steamer THU XAS COLLYER leaves Washiag- | ments will be classified in a manner which will CHARLES C LATHROP, President. ton at 9 and Alexandria at 9% o’eclock. them easily accesstole to all.’” jy 3 THOMAS K. LIMERICK, Secretary, Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at Si = —— = et would protect the latter. My mantilla was | hospitalities of the officials of Montgomery | PETRA CHARGES. of watered silk, handsomely trimmed, and | county, but as the mosquitoes were getting j Per Session of Five Months. = —— bered that alady told me that water | somewhat troublesome, and as bis liver indi- ye 3 \ P. HUVOVER’S BUUT Risks changed from oth 01 Music on Piaro, with use of instrument...#15 00 | Temem . Ue a a 7 Peseta eisai he contre will leave their le ‘FRUNK ESTAB- ne char, Sor policy fe. Eaquive et the e ope Music on the Guitar... 1 would spot it. How foolish I had been to! cated some disturbance in that importaut residence with George & ‘Thomas Parker. LISHMENT —I have J. E. Kendall, over R. Morrow's Exchange Office, | Modern Languag¢s, eac + 7 60 | wear it. organ from the heat of the westher, and »= Retreat n th t. on hand the largest and Ae first door West of W. B. Todd’s Hat Btore, on | Ancient Languages, each “Well, Eunice, what do you suppose I did? | the season had arrived for Southern gentle aa Hire Teo °SAM’L GEDNEY, Captain. | most eatenaiver assort- i$ Peasayivania avenue. gate eecag Drawing and Paiating. I turned it wrong side outward. It was lined | men to change their air, adue regard for bis eae and Ladies Wo pa or a 4 ad m%7-in DAVID MYERLE, Agent. REMARKS. with the usual black pulls, Sage sate the | health impelled him to eodtiares to - J. n an 8’ Sole i Sacer f loss had disappeared in spots was tho | Springs, and that the necessity of his condi- : ss : —Bills f h - P po Pring: i HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, | er fraviing Trunk. tron = ANTHONY BUCHLY, ston te bepela dnearamiyil atttese conte | Chlemonenremkal tha liMlest Gaibwarenl bec leee compelled him t» depart hastily, and to trent Seprglessie ti geet Pecking Trank Vali UNDERTAKER remainder at the middle ef the session. A dis- | joyed the full benefit of an eight-by-ten look- | his regret without taking the formal leave Corasr 1Sth st aad Bow aks avenue, isis cd e aerials I glanced ia it, and seeing what a | customary in good society, &o oe ; 1 Reside count of five per cent. will be made upon the * Srics anaquomaior aistrc! venti ae eariack aie = reared Bo ree apa On08, | above charges by payment in advance for the en- ludicrous figure my old veil and rusty outer| very care und precaution have been used au fica of Ladies’, Gents’, Boys’, and Misses Shoes, all soon es oo and 10th sts. Lite session of five months. No deduction made | parment made in contrast with my fice cash- | by the jailor to keep this man safe, bat all ANUS ON YOUR. POCKET-BOO KS, | colors and’ sites: All wishin gto erie ‘any FANS FROvIOED HIMBELE WwiTR clause, extaecs Eee Oso ere travelling dress, with its richly trimmed | without avail, and it would seem doubtful it THE WHITE HATS AKE ABOUT.— | Of the above arti will find it to their advan. {a ) vat zk j | basque, the idea of going to the city thor- | hecould be kept anywhere.—Mon:. Journal. We have a very tine assortment of Fa-hion- a e to examine my stock before purcbasing else- | 8d all necessary conveniences for Lecrorgs —Frequent Lectures on literary and ’ going y. 7 . Office hours—S to 10, 2 to 4, 4 to! : , roperly conducting hls business. scientific subjects will be delivered before the | oughly disguised, at once presented itself able White Beaver and Felt Hats. of all hss sa Samieten en Ltd rie Frouia Tespectfully Inform the public that he 1s | School by the Principal. ‘The skirt of my dress was separate from the Fran&vin’s First ApPearance IN aN Exc- Lith 8, to which we respect- s A . ! 2 fiiy ‘invite te atiebeom of all in want We of | 17% ae ee | Mien atc Sadia etme | bagnen com ea. woT? * Freeh, wil) toby, and Thad bool fir coor wine, | ren Paine Orvice When qu 9 you ter tuem at reduced prices. CallatGEO HB. MRS. M. HE. HARVEY Fj A large supply of READY-MADE COFFINS | For further particulars, address the Principal, | “i'2 2 old gingham dress, clean aval 7 | Franklin went to London, entered a priatiag WHITe & CU. Fashionable Het, Cap, aud epee . of al sfues,siways on band, which aia be ia | asta aie Fairfax county, Va.,jorDr.| Dat I must confess, sadly faded Well, 1 | cflizc, and inquired if he could got employ- Geat's Purnrshiag Establishment, 332 Peansy) | (Stcczsson to Jauzs F. HARVEY, DECRASED,) nished on the most reasonable terms. «8. WUNDER, (Washington, DC.) * | turned this wrong side outward. also .. | ment as a printer? Vania avenue, between 9b and 10th sts. Jy 1 UNDERTAKER As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give | Parties interested may refer to the Rev. Wm.|_ ‘‘ You don’t mean that you went to the city | _ ‘Where are you from?” inquired the fore- $$ No. 48 Sesanth shrect. betioses @ why, entire satisfaction on all occasions. C. Lipscomb, Post Office Departmen’, Washing. | in that style,” said Eunice. m: CHAUNCY WARBINER, EGS LEAVE TU INFORM THE PUBLIC |, N- 8.—Resid ng on the premises, orders will | ton city; Col. Wm Minor. Falls Churenh Post | «I did d enjoyed it, too, convinced that America,” was the reply. , zs be promptly attended to at all hours. Office, Fairfax county, Va.; K. L. Brockett, | J doing a sensible thing. But youshall| «anon a ee WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER that she has in her employ the feb 7. E ‘Alexand’ a iene’’ Beate ‘lett = pacman qeancrralitlan whine tcy naa dadvice si ‘ same persons that were formerly @meeeeeaa? -ly £9) Principal of the Alexandria Aeademy, A ex-\| hear. Scarcely was my old toilett complo- | a lad from America seeking employment ws a a in the establishment, who are fuliy ia, Va; Rev Dr. J.J Murra Georgetown histl ded ; J. CONNELLY, Undertaker D.C. Wb Wallach, editor of tke Stare Ween: | ted when the whistle sounded, and drawing No. 493 Seventh street, west side, bet. @ and H, | ington city, D. .; "bY Reese, D rot | the thick veil tightly over my face, I made Fine Watehes, Jewelry, aud Silver Ware. | competentte conduct the Undertaking Business; printer! Weli, do you really understand the Gore SEALS, FOB AND VEST CHAINS, and that every attention will be given to calls, art of printing? Can you set type’” E Reese, D D., editor of . the Methodist Protestant, Balt! ‘Ma. my way to the uearest car. And now com-| Franklin stepped to one of thecases, and ir VER 3 NS, ORK, MEDICAL CARD. int ties t (<a) " gentlemanly conductor nearly knocked me f the first chapter of St. GOBLETS, CUPS, &c., i R.H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO- pred HE seantios, tas be em COFFINS—COFFINS. soe e pte: over in the doorway, in his willingness to pio- sale at New ¥ ork pages. pathic physician, has the honor to offer his | the shortestnotice and on the most liberal terms N AIR TID REROE EET ee OL hts _ Fie. Ghronometer, Duplex, ae es to the inhabftante of Washiagton and Bowilt spare no pains te give satire satisfaction COFFINS for the oty of Wash @oTE=9 satchel, a hat-box, WATCHES repaired. Also, JEWELRY, &e. ~ : _ | onal cocesions, ‘ees to preserve the | ington, begs leave to inform ~¢| Safely out upon the platform. Retarnin, osipe fntebvanva Atgnee ai | aceite Suen No. | akin wun Weve’ ray gh | AD Aaa at ep Anne tes eran and Seventh streets, Browns’ Hotel butidi a ready- hats and b i pry ni GOLDEN WATCHES” sign] oN. Joker punbanen Himedicines forsale, which ped) Aid ly: spp ee of and that they can be sold aslowas Wood Coftins. | "4 oots before me, none of which moved Shrouds, Carr) neer a lady in blue silk with four flounces, a «Nathaniel saith unto him, caf any d thing come out of Nazareth? Philip eth unto him, come and see ”” It was done so quick, so accurately, and contained a delicate reproof, so appropriate @ parasol, and a lap-dog, the Dooter with the greatest ties, always on . jylveoim* | | t© relinquish a seat in my behalf, the model | and powerful, that it at once gave him stand- paste Washington care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilous and Bowel : tages, Hearses, and every other the i ols Lanna conductor pointed to an ccseabeste nae corner | ing and character with all in = office. FOR SALE —4 PORTABLE BrHaM EN- | Complaints, dc., &o. sorte | A akieite heat pees ts respectfully | ME FOLLOWING ARE THE TERMS po Pagar ml lee gs a SET Sp oe an GINE, three hi power, locomot' . and a white wom ith two babies. — em- It has been In use at this eles, end to eee ae ©, J, MIDDLEFON, solfoited. eepecttulty | bi an wi gu course I agcepted it, and the cunning pranks | selves against undue familiarity, howe of the little African made my hard seat endu-| noeent. Purity, that blushes anconsciously sale at Per mon rable. like the summer rose, is the guardian angel OTHERS. Jy 10-1 “Well, I reached the city, and made my ' of maiden life. sale because itis replaced with an engine of much DEALEB IN ICE, (SORPORATION STOCK.—g2,000 Come PRL ter power. It will be found ex set-| Office and Depot—Bouthwest co: {Fr Corpo Per je, and. will be sotd low for cash. je M-tf | wwoiith streets en feb AE boggeee, Fn one a Tk