Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1857, Page 1

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[Hone oommission of twenty per cent. A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE. An English adventure haa recently given food for gossip f hand so “All's well, that ends weil,”’ we are happy to record it. A few years ago, a young English nobleman, just fresh from college, raw and inexperienced, fell in love with the laundry-maid of the castle where his family resided. It appears that the passion first seized upon his soul while attend- ing divine service at a village church, whore Susan by her modest demeanor and bright blue eyes completely oversot all the resolutions which the young nobleman’s mother had con- ceived upon the — of his future alliance with the Cage ore of the Earl of C. » Whose estate joins that of the young nobleman. How the acquaintanco first began between a young wobleman, who wag reading for his de Gree, and a young laundry-maid, who could not rea? atall, no chronicle will ever tell; but in a short time we find that, by the assistance of an old college friend just received into or- ders, at the very village church where the youre lord had first beheld his Susan, in the rst rosy blush of an April morning, with no other witness but the well-fed parish-clerk and pe®-opener—with no epithalamium but the Joyous chant of the early birds—no pemp and splendor but those afforded by the great spring festival of nature, which the young lord, just then deep in Me appreciated more than any other kind, was he united to Susan; and before the san was risen to ii PY pair were already on their way to France. vr some months the young lord lived in the | happy detusion which had presented to his youthful imagination the fuir Susan as the en- chanting and most lovely of her sex. But hon- ey-moons are like moons of cv ry other kind— they have their waning hour; and at the end of a certain time the young lord began to per- ceive, to his utter astonishment—for ho had hever perceived it before—that the gentle Su- fsnwas not merely innocent as he had ever thought her, but profoundly ignorant likewise. Every act and every expression of the poor laundry-maid now jarred and shocked tke nerves of the young nobleman. In short, th, dreadfal fact was soon revealed to him in all its ugliness—he was no longer in love! Just about this time the young man’s family, tv whom his flight with Susan was well known. bat who still remained in ignorance concerning the marriage, began to be importunate with re- spect to his return, No longer held by the ties of that ali-absorbing love which had cost | him s» much sacrifice, the young nobleman agreed in spirit with the views of his family But how to broak the terrible fact to Susan? To his astonishment, however, he found her grown as reasonable as himself, c: enting without ® murmur to the proposition that she should remain in France to imbibe some sort of education while a to England to pave the way for an avowal of the truth to his ady mother. Sasan, who had learned to belicre that every idea emitted by her lord was the right one, consented to everything; and accor- dingly, with tears and sorrow at t 8 Separation, but with gratitude for all the goodness and fore-thought displayed by her husband, she took up her residence ata school in the Fau- bourg St. Honore, where as dame en chambre (lady-boarder) she was to reecive the benefit of the firstinstruction which Paris could afford Time passed on. The young lord was punc- tual in his payments, and amid the gaieties of his new life, as master of his own actions, and the flatteri and cajolings of the fashion- able world, he soon began to look upon him- self as bound by no other obligation to the hap- less Busau. His letters grew more and more rare, always telling of the extreme restraint in which he waa held by his relations, and the want of means by which he suffered, urging the greater necessity for secresy, until at length Susan, who beliered all, wrote to him a letter fill of affection, announcing with pride that an opportunity occurring of relieving him of the burthen of her maintenance, she had accepted a situation as companion to Lady E—, who was geing to Montpelter for her health, and had yeen staying at the same school with her. This took plave five yoars ago, and during all this thue it would appear that the young lord, caring but little for the embarrassment of the iatroduction or recognition of his wife, content with the assurance given from time to time of her health and welfare, of the entire purity and tability of the life she was leading, was maintaining at home the freedom and liborty of an unmarriel man, until a short time since, by ts noonday height the hap- i + The Original Dred Scott a Resident of St. Lonis—Sketeh of His History. [From the St. Louis News, April 8.] The distinguished colored individual who has __ AUCTION SALES. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. TENSIVE SALE BY Caratocre Govd MEDAL PReMIC ANDERSON has seve- ROOMS for rent, which OR _RENT. al COMFO. 4 ‘AB R. C. 8. GOODMAN, all comfortably Furnis! SURGEON DENTIST.ond D al hed, either as Parlors o¢ yi Man or Arti¥iciag. T: a ieith tho Mteavars A has become so tangled | door from the Kirkwood House, mar 3t—Im_ | FURNITURE, NANDSOME GILT-PRAME MIRRORS, prorent ¢ following reasonabie prices be boheme 1 Soot do promise and other great OOMS FOR RENT.—ROOMS SUITABLE | RICK Six Ayp Damasx Contains, costiy Oi ‘ontinues th Entire Upper Sett on Gold. - 8B tos» r red Scott—is a resident, not a citizen, R fora family, oan had at No. 39 4th street, Parsaregs, Vaivet axp Bresseis Carp: square PIANO FORTE Do do on Silver. I2te 25 peat He welt La asi to many of our | botween Indiana arenue and E street. Apply to dO- Cm we eESPAY MO Pai nee oe 24 ; : al William eit Co. One or more, = eos..- : zo * along ‘Fhitd atrest. ‘He ia an old inhabitant | Sd ot Gigee? Penmeyivania avenuo, betmgen | Secer, and continuing, from the superior Farm: | posite ike Ruinw louse, Balinese oP Filling, Extracting. Removing Tarier: sino, Re having come to this city thirty years ago. 3 z ture and effect of t : * situated on | | They have also just opened anew Sales Room at | PalTing at the samo reasonable rates. All opern Tied Scott wae meets Virgtale, whave he be- OR RENT .—THAT LARGE | F s, embracing | No 27 Baltimore s Executed in such & ‘TORY BUILDING on the ‘hamber Fur- | strects. tion. Office corner . , reet, between Charlos and Light lonyed to Capt. Peter Blow, the father of Henry Say a jeCaltory'as ® muste stor 0 Mr, + the Park, and k: as The Grove, re, 1 & H Cat music store, where th ny S y. ©. Blow and Taylor Blow, of this city. He was fom Thero iw 3 Ball com 6 by This extensive establishment embraces somo keap 00 stantly on hi snd Fy large a sort nent oF plain esis’ 8x STEPHEN BAILY. brought by his master to St. Louis about thirty fe -Room 2 by 3 feet, and Collar 60 by eighty-five parlors and chambors, which have been | and hich!y-finished grand and square Piano Fortes - Orricuz No. 198, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, years ago, and im the course of time the na afoot Gene. tbe well suited for a firat fitted lacie, edhe meg this city, she Race also, Melodeons, Arava cof og eer oa Srom 4 to.5- Three doors from lath Street. Mt % be mad tablit ve, a ey ~ i a Le ane oom thettiite Rook nd mae 31m pigirinss JOHN A. 8MIT! ot es ity and of very superior style and finish. We antaiope to suit snail churche ma . = a - Dr. BAILY begs leave to ink the public that he y r —A VERY DESIRABLE RE! e— eing extensively engaged in the manufacture o! - Fimerson was formerly Miss, Sanford. and ts now | DYEING, containing even Koma, with briek Blognnt euchsplate gilt frame goantel, pior, and eit Pianos, wore awarded the highest promum | Parroty of dithoult estos that he hes tnested mmoseens rs. . Mr. % a . Ovi vari 3 pn ‘exable sachosetts. Ho has been married twice, nis teat | S,ctantod batho snath ado of F wrest norit bn: ¥ standeosne Oi Partiaree fastest oul Fssach Ban. | (eususcea te ae Geka ae Large | Lay ul otherwise, reltian tothe Keath His wife, by whom he had no children, having been tween 6th and 7th. ‘Terms scoommodating. gravings in rich gilt frames position to fourteen and ei; ~ hteen pianes from some of the best makers from New York, timore. We were also awarded t own 6X perience confirming the opinion sold from him. He has had OO AE Hoston and Bal- f Smanent in y s i -cover- LARD WEB: peter: rosewood and walnut crimson plush-cover French and tete-n-tete So: i. irmiy, has led him, long since, todis- four children by his Real Estate Agent, the profession, and especiall resent wife—two boys, both dead, and two girls, ap7-im he first premium at | S04} and F Divan, arm, ladies’ and parlor C 2 t the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir- ‘all fe ling Teeth, also th living. Dred was at Corpus Christ! at the = 7 > | Rockers, Gothic reception Chairs, &c. Finia, 1855 and 1856, They have also a all Enamels, © tte F ha, india Ru c breaking ont of the Mexican war, as the servant | JOR RENT —THE LARGE FOUR-STORY | Suito of rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in blue | the highest premium (ever medal) ac the Melo ts "the Seustensinen af Ceahinnson tox Zn Bainbridge, whom he’ speaks of Asi BRICK DV and gold brocatolle, comprising two tete-a-teto 4 ‘A ee a oe “ts S od politan Mechanics’ Fair for 1357. _In addition to this we are in possession of testimo- nials from the most distinguished professors and amateurs in the country, which can be seen at our. of Teeth, and that Porcelian, inted on Gold Plate, is the only roliable substance that can be worn in ue mouth, a8 was most conclusively shown by the jast ut NG, with all the mode rovements, situated on FE street, north sido, be- ween Bth and 10th streets. ‘To a good and per: nent tenant the rent will be moderate. ples peor On his return from Mexico he applied to his mistress, Mrs. Emerson, then living near St. arlor Chairs Sofas, two arm Chairs, and four f jamask-covered erma- | Suites of handsome walnut figuri Inquire at Parlor Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two No. 34 F: street. mar7-tf arm Chairs, Rocker, and four parlor Chairs warorooins, speaking for themselves and others of | “iancan Dental Convention, | ¢ Louis, for the purchase of himself and family, D AND © Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etageros, and Book- | the high appreciation in which our instruments are | a¢hit!™ Senn We maging dy whe 8 pap ed Fea Boe ent Sows, anal aive FIR FOR SALE thee sibevabe “ere stands, of various pattern’ nee ; ‘whore heid. : dence aud practice in Washingtos. he 1s favorably known to his numerous friends and patrons, he bers ir bet oer an eminent citizen of St. Louis, an officer in the ODanl Beautiful marble-toy All instruments are guaranteed for five rea: i va the t Wo centre, sofa, and side Tables, iy i to refer them to the follows: army, an secntity for the payment of the remain. | COAL VAD on tha most rensonaticterni: Teal | 9. 1 romeW , walnut, and mat.cgany i © of exchange is ranted within t Hoye te Teter a STIMONIALS: der. His mistress refused his proposition, and | Sell atnck and everything, just as it is, or the goowl Flegant | brooatelie, damask; and lace, Curtains | mouths from the day of sale if the instrumentsdo not | Prom the ate Rector of the Church of Epiphany of Dred, bei . will of the Yard, offices, wharf, &c., justas the pur y = J 4 ‘ ‘ > ® ims city. ee reaped Dipl nasposmn es chaser may desire. ‘There is no better stand in the | pi pHsserey ES; COMBI ne and other | tonne cientars will find it totheredvantag® | py, sreruex Barty: Dont Sir—I desireto expross the Northwest Territory, ut it and under very cheap rent. Appl: pe I I aici al me eee peepee my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in : > forthwith brought suit for it. The suit was commenced about ten years azo, and has cost Dred $500 in cash, besides labor to a nearly equal amount. It has given him a ‘- heap o° trouble,” he says, and if he had known that +: it was gwine to last so long,’? he would not have bronght it. The suit was defended by et Sanford as executor of Dr. Emerson’s w ppear at all discouraged by the issue of the celebrated case, although it dooms him to slavery. He talks about the affair with the ease of a veteran litigant, though not in tech- nical language, and is hagely tickled at the idea of finding himself a personage of co much im- pa He does not take on airs, however, but janzhs heartily when talking of ‘de fuss dey ade dar in Washington "bout de ole nigger.’? He is about fifty-five years we should think, thouzh he dors not know He is Second Ward 7 ° TW next to Foundry Church oa l4th ments | aud New York avenue. Superior Velvet, Bini Carpets throughor Se Brussels and Venitian hall and stair Carpets oi h, Rugs, Stairs Rods and Eyes Splendid rosewood, walnut, and mahogany marble- cops essing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward- robe Jenny land and French Bedsteads Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar- bles Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash- stands of superior make _ Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteada, and Washstands Superior curled hair Mattres: Fine Feath eds, Bolsters, aud Pillows ve lot of superior Blankets, Marseilles mforts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bolster Slips arbled, and grat Rush and cane-seat Chairs, Rockers Mahocany hairapring-seat Sofas. Rockers. arm and Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned. mar I6-ly Ww KN. YHEAP SECON D-HA 4m 0: you 88 8 superior dentiat. he operations executed for me have been highly satisfactory. I hope that you uy receive the patronage from my friends and the public that your skill so wel! deserves. Yours very truly, Washington, Aug. 3,18. J.W. FRENCH. From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs. , Cotman & Co, Having employ: Dr. Stephen Surgeon Den tist, of Washington city, to execate for me an im- portant and dificult prece of work, which he did to my entire satisfaction, im view of the fact that one of the most distinguished members of the Dental College of Baltimore, failed, after repested trin!s, to perform the same work sat uly, it gives me reat nese 0 pe my ae A ugh estimation of his skill, Baltimore, Jan.12, 16. HARNMANN BOGGS. Extract froma note reerived from the late Hon. John N Clayton. is, and three-ply t K Te Street. betwe mar 16-tf YURNPIKE ROAD FOR LEASE.—Tho Union Piank or Turnpike Roal Company, rogularty chartered by the State of Maryland, offers to farm out ite road leading from the end of the Seventh street Plank Road, ive miles north of Washington, to the village of Brookeville, in Montgoméry connty, a distance of nearly fifteen miles. ‘Ihe first mio is laid with plank, with a good gravel track on one side, and the balance of the road with hard, bro- ken quartz. . x The whole of the road is under tol!,andin success- ful travelling eondition. - Proposals will bo reeaived by the under: to the Ith April, at noon, for the lease of th for one or more years. Tne contractor will be au- thorized to receive tho tolls according to the terms of the charter and amendments thereto, and requir- ed, under bond, with satisinctory security, to koep en si : ew months by mem bers of Conzress’ families, and are now fo sale very low, being great bargains: 2 Pianos, very pretty cases, at 815) each do ‘common, at $25 each 2 do beautiful rosewood cases, soarcely soiled by the few months use they received, at $20 cach do at 8175 each. ‘These Pianos aro really fice bargains, and all per- Sons in quest ofa reliable Piano and a great bargain should call and see them. Also, always on hand, the largest, and relinble stock of 3 lishment tn this Also, all kind: STRUMEN Dred does not a 2 ost complete, EW PIANOS ofany estab- cit is of MUSIC and MUSICAL, IN- JOHN FP. 36 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 1th sts. iz : own age. the road in good order, to pay nil the expenses for side Chairs _aps i. S. SExaTe, Aug. 19, 1856. of —— elie blood, — as bleck as a ruloming tolls, to pry ‘yee me peorsed ite as of- Fras Cloth, xs Pe apaer yay i Lounges WwW G. METZEROTT, (successor to George The teeth = agg me anes noth- ieee of charcoal. ‘or twe three e en aainay be required by the Board of Directors. arble-top Sideboards an: aut i yaaa oer = ii be better, efully, = = as been rmnning at laze; no one exercising own, | and to surrender the same in good euer at theend | Hockeasee, Wieting Desks, arm Chisirs sHulbus.) neent of Raven & poems ° FON M-CLAYTON. of the lease. . The company resorves the right to acceptor reject eoposnls in whole or in part. Address A. BOWIE BAIS, President, Brookville, Montgomery cout con's, and William Miller's celebrated PIA NOs Fee has always on hand the largest stock of Pi ANOS from $175 up to $1,000, GUITARS. VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU- ME PL ACCORDE- Eight superior engraved heavy silver-plated Tea Sets Silver-piated Castors, Waiters, Toa and Coffee Urns, Spoons and Forks Superior Table Cutlery, Fire [rons ership over him, or putting any restraint upon his movements. If he were disposed to make the attempt, he could gain his freedom at a much less cost than even one-tenth of the expense of the fa- To those that seek relief from the maladies of the teeth, | can cheerfully reconm: S. Baily as a superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelian teeth ty, Maryland. ) ap l—Staw c pani fa lv,and plugged several teeth for mous snit. He will not do so, however, insisting — = . ; | Walunt aud mahogany exteusion, breakfast, card, | © ; Cheaper than in any | for one Ct ark bas eit ood weil for ore thau pepsin ted he oi ir beat In the de- | Gaon thos eocner of Faced cet ois, | SURE ic eke weet Aino Chairg Music published and received every day. ten years, va. Conf. of he ME Church South. wick te ;- Hep bree He I leclareg at he will | icgethor with the Grounds surrounding it. ‘The | French China oat granite Dinner, Desert, and Tea | _ Pianos for rent. meV air For te, 1008. pte i his mistress as long ashe lives. His s8 Contains Rixteen rooms, has gas throughout, Service NE LARGEST AND MOST SELF G daughters, Eliza and Lucy, less conscientious Ve, the undersigned, having hed ocensien to avail about the matter, took advantage of the absence and furnace, The stable will bs sold or rented with | Crystal cut-glass Decanters, Water Bottles, Gob- 23 ANO FOR sortment of P. ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. S. Baily, @ house if desired. ‘The lot the house stands on lets, Tumblers, and Wine SSeS found the Muste Depot. Two 20; | Si Dentist of this city, or having been cogniz- of restraint on their movements, a year or two BA by 135 feat but the purchaser can have more f Block-tin Urns, Chafing Dishes. and Dish Covers ay Se Splendid Guitars, Flutes, joins and ont of hs ‘operations oz our farnilies or friends, take and if desired. since, to disappear, and their whereabouts remain a mystery. Dred, though illiterate, is not ignorant. He has traveled considerably, and has improved his strong stock of common sense by much informa- adiator, open grate, and air-tight Stoves Together with a general assortment of every article inthe housekeeping line. Terms : $3) and under, cash : over that sum a cro- dit of sixty and ninety das, for satisfactorily endor- sed n6tes, bearing interest. leasnre in expressing our admiration of his artistic Pall as well asof the wnuformly satisfactory fy ed in which he performs the most delicate and difheult operations in Dental Surperaet we respectfully re- commend him to the confidence and patronage hed Atso, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe corner of F and 19th streots, and LOTS on '9th,near F street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS. ‘AIRING of Piano Fortes NE at the shortest notice, in ACCORDEONS and ING and R ited by Mr. Re: the best manner. A tot of second-hand GUIT. ap7 "ARS for sale cheap. ‘of which we consider him eminent! public, tion picked up in his journeyings. He is anxious AT FouR o’cLock on Tuesday the 2st, in W. G. METZEROTT. MAS L. WALTER, Architect U.S. Capitol. tokuow whe owns hice, ioe tenonaut whether ete y t of the premises, one handsome one-horse fant : : = z HoMmas MILLER, M-D..of Washington, D.C. he is the property of Mrs. Chaffee, or Mr. San- e street, George- ¢ jly Carriage, nearly new and built to order by one of O ARCHITECTS.—BY-A RESOLUTION of B. 8. Bowrer, M. D. of Geo wn, D. Pp Ir. San deed, Macc, oe ocuees, bass fs an dente he ining five rooms and a bath room, city manufacturers, the two Boards of the City € I‘the “Joint N.S. Lixcotx, M. D., of Wai . oe dotmnat iat his Were te tO doubt that cellar in the basoment. Tt has « at ite House, which 18 probably one of the | Committee on the Washington Asyinm” are author- Brapvey, of Washington, D.C. the former ts his legal owner.. He secms tired of | fine cistern of water in the gard, witi pump and pted for a fashionable boarding house or ho- | iad te offer a premium fora. plan and speciheations Grorce WaLtox, Ex-Governor of Florida. running about, with no one to look after him, | water fixtnres in the kitchen, and is lighted by ¢: tel in the city, is for rent. Inquire on the premises | for a building suitable for almshonse and workhonse Watter LEsox. Mayor of Washington. while at the same time he isasiaye. He says, | Fora small family a more desirabio home cannot be | or of the auctioncer. oe urposes. In pursuance to said resolution the Joint r E . Patent Office, gtianingly, that he could make thousands of dol- Appiy to BARNARD & BUCK. d J.C. MeGUIR Committee hereby propose to receive, from all the O.C. Wicnt, Principal Rittenhouse Academy. lars, if allowed, by traveling over the country architects of the city of Washineton who are dis- feb tt and telling who he ts. a posed to compete for the saine, plans and specifica- tions for a building for the above purpores, and to award to the architect whose plan shall be accepted the sum of two hundred dollars. ‘The building to be fire-proof throuchout, and to accommodate not less Evcrnte a Faitcre.—< Malakoff, siping Paris correspondent of the } it RE rivate sale, I CAGO, Ww 3K HOUSE a izens of the ing located T i] the handsome IUR-STORY nd LOT situa: ted on North G, between 4th and 5th str the gos- |} BRI DAY A RNOON lew York nT UT i At 434 o'clock. on the premises, I shall sell far s 8 in his profes- Times, writes that it is currently reported in the | the lot being part of fat No. 2in Square N the south halfor Lot. nu 1117, an gyuare mum. | thanone hunlecd ard eighty inmates in the (wo dex | now Fig dan cece ph nage - metropolis of the world’s vanities, that the en contains 2.2% square feet of ground. ‘The bered 639, fronting 24 feet 8's inches on New Jersey | partments. jo building to be divided into three Fly ag a ein da A tier’. poror has pronounced bis giddy empress a fa’ ing No. 514, opposite Judiciary Square, contains | avenue, between south B and south C streets, rnn- | apartments, one for the Intendant and his family, of- pay Sagi adjouing Gau' ure. He married ber becaese he thought she had | 2!n@ good and convenient rooms and wida passage, | ning about 1% feet, with the improvements, | fices, dispensary, &c., one fur the poor, and one fur D coxsisting of a large three-story brick Hous under rent to and cocupied by the United States Coast Survey Office. This property offers rare inducements as an invest- ment, in view of the present occupancy and future prospect of being taken in Capitel grounds. Tih feet. Termaat sale, ed JAS. Ce MeGUIRE, Auct. anda largo cistern in the yard, It will be sold on reasonable terms. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber, on the premises, or at Mr. Lee's of- fice Pennaylvania avenue, between 435 and mar 19—e0) R VALUALE of good FA unty of Fauquie vagrants and paupers. . No compensation wiil be given except to the archi- tect whose pian shall be adopted. ‘ Plans may be left at the office of the Chairman, on 8th mtee rare ker ee avenue, or with either member of the Joint Committee. 0) L. SMITH, Chairman, _ _apl—tf IC Ch CIAN whose sands of a brillianl self-sustaining intellect, and would be a great aid and comfort to him. He finds her friv- olous and unreliable, and has to bea tryant in his own house. Being disappointed, he has become unfaithful. Malakoff writes of Eugenie: Her time Is apo in discussing and getting up fine robes; she wants to revive the system of court pages and other expurgated fooleries of other eS <PRING AND SUMMER GOODS.—_JOHN § 3 Soot, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, C., as rectived. from New York and’ Phiade ver} 5 prompt curtomers a large: and general assortment of TAPLE Faxcy Goops—comprismg in part es follows, 3 ‘ew style Silk Robes and fanoy Silks Re Tne pincer Silken, high Tu 12% acros Situated in the the Alexandria FARM FC RBIID LA Virgi RETIRED PHY! Cc and Orange Railroad, a few yards from Warrenton 5 oO WO WR OF FLERI life have nearly run out, discovered whilein ma , an laines certuries ; she wants he court to dazzle, but her | Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the issned from the Clerk's Office of the | fthe Fast Indies, a ccrtain cure for Consumption Rei citet at ae, eas aiees inventions are those of the milliner. It'appears | County Seat, and only two, hours travel from the | Circuit rt of the District of Colombia for the Asthma, Bronce! Conghs, Colds, and Goneral Challies and Barege Delaines, in great variot y that Engenie is one of those delicate and prema. } ities of Washington and Alexandria. The Faris | County of Washington, and to me directod, I shall Debility. The remedy was discovered by him ich Organdie, Berece,and Jaconet R. 5 ture or:ra th vhich #2- | ina high state of cultivation, and ts abundantly aup- expose to public sale, for cash, infront of the Cou when his only child, S Gasetter, we given upto Brie colors and mode pisin Bareges De fect ce red nant Wich reach theiracme intoin- | pied with water and timber, and has much excellent | hanse done of aad county. ort W. AY the | 8 die. Wishing to do as much good as possible, he —. ‘etective mediocrity. meadow land. Churches, Mills, and good neighbors | 2th of April, 1857, at I2o°clock, m., all defendant's | will send to such of his siflicted fellow-beings as eine ch Biitlicateah’ Pereules ‘The emperor's bad behavior is this dished up: | within a short distai For further information | right, titlo, claim and interest inand to lots No. land | request it, this recipe, with full and explicit direc- a hors Cravelias and Spring-style Poplins For a twelvemonth public rumor hasaccused him } apply to JAMES MORROW, Esq. on the place, | a0, in square No. 64l; together will all and singular | tions for makinog 1 up and successfully using it. in. 2 light seasonable ry of all sorts of little sing against his empress, the | OF t0 the subscriber at his Broker's Office, near | theimprovementa t jereou, “being the property on | He requires cach applicant to enclose him one Jaconets and Brilliants a it French printed n White Brillante, from 123g to SLA cents: t makes new styles Ging! ages, Chambrays and pais Lustres English Prints of now styles, in great variety, at Brown’ shilling—three cents to be returned as postage on mar 24 the Jecipe, and the remainder to be applied to the payment of this advertisement. Address Dr. H. J >» 'o. 19 Grand st., Jersey City, N. J. which the Lime Kiln is located, at the corner of Vir- zinia Avenue and the canal,” seized and levied upon as the property of Parrott A. Prina’ lward P. Goode, Samuel J. Seeley and Cornelins Boyle, and fair Eugenie. Naturally, the camp of ladies of honor had to suffer in this proximity. Then,cer- tain theatrical beauties. After these, a belle Italvence, and now—oh, ungratefulness !—it isa Hotel, Washington City. se ee ROBERT MORROW. OCAL MUSIC.—Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher : : = i kev ‘ore | Will be aold to satisfy judicinis No. 243, to October the death of his mother, being necessitated to | compatriot of Eugenie, a belle Castilience. of Music, having vacsnt hours for a few more | Tt Meee Uf sneticrcie to March torre . aT Bin Chats ctctabet French Ornnlon > i] t > Scholars, requests those Jindier who are desirous . 5, ICE!!!—The undersigned respect fule seh i inake fresh fay arrangements, he was arous- | + of being perfected in Ballad Sinzing,or Qpora Music, | of Erederiok and Augustus, Sehnaide m hia friends and the publie generally. that RUE Goons. ms greal Tae, in Susan. otk held g ting at Utica last week, at which Ears of Mr. Dav eens Se ee — Pate yr 7 % ad Simall-henred and rich Brocade Swi Lady E— was then residing at Pasty, and | a resolution was adopted recommending those ee Music Sees Ob Ey Dee Pee seca ee ited Se ME poi Raf eid adi sa Pinidand striped Jaconet, Nausook and i hither that Lord M— direeted his | papers which are at the expense of taking the re. | ——--———————__—_________fp8in_ eames taeeed fovee the Clerk a Odice af the Car- 1 EE rs te be itt wal Riewatt & Laceanex, Muslins Task Ni it was thither that Lord 3 eer ed il paria, to deckine eachanaiha with Chace tiat 9 S‘ENTLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS OF FINK | cuit Court of the District Columbia for the er lath strect and Pennsylvania avenue; GEO. White Tarletons, IHusions, and Wash Nets footsteps on bis arrival. What passed at the . Disarray sins = =a quality. Slurts made to order, warranted to fit. | of Washington, and to me directed, I shall ox E oiors& Co. sik atreet i Skcane Deer. Irish Linens (of t t es) very cheap interview, which had been sought by the hus- | (3° (7 Dru f Spare of the expense. | ‘The reports WALL & STEPHEN tale for cash, i font of thn Court-ionse | F. Kipweis & Co, lath street; JB. Moons, Drus- | rah Lanons (of the beet Bishop tawnn band as a mere acquit de conscience, and be | Coee ‘$7,000a year. meee Sens ait Bimal) lage .tl av, bot, oth and loth rapgtag pit oh ED? le York avenue, between loth and Super English ‘Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies’ cause he thought it derogatory to the family | "y- jt js said that a young farmer living near | GECOND GRAND OPENING OF TUE SEA- 1 toall of “I Alase, avenue:and with the subseriier. Nec | New York, Bates, Atwood,and other good makes pride that his wife should live longer among | tye town of Knox, N. Y., ran away on Sanday | * SON AT MY STORE.—A splonlid assort- bs chet eal ae 3 First street, Georgetown, where leo can be had We aS prios (of Somna’s celebrated make) strangers, will never be known. To the aston-| with a young lady by the name of Hunt. Heleft | pt of real imported FRENCH BOND been laid out for the Baltimore | at all times. GE MIDWELE White Grilltents ood ctrtped table Bumeity ishment and delight of Lady E » who had | the honse while his wife and two children were | FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES and auilroad Company, anda plot thereof duly | _ ap 7-f Ne ILL. Nalncilles for Bosques axa et Card long been before admitted into the secret, Lord | absent at church. In hurry to depart, he left BRODER Est be found in the city. recorded. “The said ots, M and N, having a front of | Spock INTHE OLD DOMINION COAL Shut and Shirt Collars. M— remained abashed and staggered at the | his pocket book in his other pantaloons.’? On DR a TI MAINGS in the greatest voby @ 5) feet 134 inches on Louisiana Avenue and C street, Ss COMPANY, KANAWA COUN EMBROIDERIES. difference which a few years’ separation had made in his rustic Susan—now grown an elc- gxnt and accomplished woman, listening with perfect self- possession to all his pretensions, and expressing herself with all the reserve and dig- nity of a woman of the world. Needless to say, that his old paasion was revived in full foree, and that Susan is again the queen of his soul, as in former years, nor will it astonish our read- ers to learn that the husband and wife, once | more bride and bridegroom, have returned to England togother. Tne Massacke tx Minxxesota.—A letter to the Saint Paul Pioneer from Mankato, under date ; of March 24d, gives these particulars of the re- | ceat massacre at Spirit Lake : Mr. Markham had been tothe Des Moines river tosee after his oxen, which were there Loi | upon rushes, and in going home got bewilde: and huagry,and started for the nearest house. Upon reaching it he found the doors and windows broken open, and on the inside the body of old lady. A short distance from the house, upon the snow, he found a boy about twelve years of age. who was also dead. A short distance from the bedy of the boy he found that of a girl, partially devoured by the dogs. He says that he visited Tour other hoses where farailies had been living. but no person was there; everything in the houses were thrown over the floors. He! started for the sixth house, expecting to stay all } ow bank and laid unti! morning, when he start- ed for the settlement at Springfeld. {>> A letter from Winston, Md., dated March | 2, gives am account of @ tragical alfair that hap- ened on the night of the 27th ult. The son of j lip Pendleton and 2 young maa by the name of Drain, from Chicazo. had some misunderstand ing, whieh resulted in Drain’s challenging young | Peadleton. Heaccepted the challenge, and chose for weapons bowie knives. They nailed them- | own to a two-inch oak plauk by the pants, fought entil Drain was mortally wounded | Young Pendleton was cut nearly in pieces, and | now thes in a critical condition. “Part of Pendle- } ton’s knife is still in Drain’s head. The Doctor | inks they will both die. 1 will write soon and give pocticulars of thissad oceurence. Drain was + 22 years old, small of statue, while Pendleton was about 19. | } —$$$ __$_____ Cham Peancs.—The Paterson Guardian sai By quite an excitement has, for the past fortnight, existed in the upper part of that city, owing toa sort of Pearl mania. Some parties, a few weeks sinee, im examining the meat of the fresh-water clams, which so abound in brooks jn that vicin- ity, Sorqeet 2 earl of uncommon size and beanty. farther searching others were eared, and the fact breoming’ known, uite wumber of the townsinen got wild upon the dis- covery. Aboat 300 have been found, one as big asa marble, for which $200 has been refused. A Warxixe To tae Suam Nosirity.—The Freneh Conneil of State has 2 proposition hefore it directed against persons who assume the titles to which they have no right. The counts, vis- counts and barans, who, like the ‘‘painted Jay,” clock themselves in barrowed plumes, are niuner ons beyond calenlation. It is proposed to make *t peaal for any one to assume a title the genujne bso of are le cannot prove. hassumption penal till tsp. t jiod the pret ; soz. At that period the law was examining the pocket book, it was found to contain $255, four love letters, and a lock of Miss Hunt's chell, of this city; the date of starting being the | from 30 to 10 days, the “screw come and go fre MANTILLAS. averaging 92 feet 34; inches on ist street west, and containing 4,360 square feet, being the northeast corner of said sqnare; seized and levied upon as the French worked Musiiu Collars and Sets Swiss Cambric Collars Sets Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets Subscriptions will be received at the Banking House of Chubb Brothers, for the remaining stock of the above company, being three hundred shares. oS, and NET BASQUES. anit ert GARMENTS ready inade. and to occupy two months in all, fs bei ranged by ar- hair, done up ina true-lover’s knot. RESS MAKING in tho latost French Styles, | property of James Crutchett, and will bo sold to | ‘ty 'eanital stock, te S100. (aoliars.) of which Honiton and Maitess Lace Collars Excurstox.—The Boston folks are planning an | at the shortest ation. A. WILLLAN. patsy dicinls No, Boze March term B57, in 00) has been subscribed. 1 ihe, mines are now Swiss cmp pal Py ‘ * at ec pace, bet. an be favor ol milton . D. for active operations, and In mbroidet F i. Sunes trees Pe yore seeminee CF ne moet Hee wakie eo ice een _ap4-tds _Ma. the D tot forest will be Guaranteed eel ee Also, now styles Lace ant Sak Mantilles “An excursion of fifty or sixty gentlemen from ee a powe ten Now, Verbs ohare By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. a oe Rake Fr Siem sae oe Meee rn Onan ey cee Pisin and rich hgured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Boston to visit England, Scotland and France, | with care, we have selected a very largo and beauti- WO VALUABLE BUILDING_LOTS AT Particulars in regard to the stock, and its pros vals Steel-spring, Neapolitan, and other Skeleton fnl stock of Guitars, Vio.ins, Flutes, Acoordeons, poet (AvcCTION, ONE NEAR JopDIcIARY SQUARE, AND the other on Capitol Hill—On TUESDAY, April My atdo’clock, p. m., I will sell, on the premises part o! Lot No. 18, in square No. 531, on 34 street wost. be- ill be made known Upon application to CE BROTHERS. jan 2 rines, Violoncellos, Bows, Italian Masic Folios, and ry arti- usi¢ Store, in addition to essrs. E. A. Curtis and E. L. Mit- Tambo > ‘Skirts t t of Bajou’s Kid Gh Rites Sk, isck face end Lisle yg" lo. . P. DANDRIDGE ae B ‘otten Hosiery of every kind and 2th of Jane, and the price of a ticket, whieh he sailing vessel: to; and while the average pa: = ieotoee i th. Said lot fronts east | & P. HOOV IRON HALI. BOOT, FE EC EES, ws fa, | eheot Sud3g of aninehy and. extnnds back fect 4 S. AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT, Getta Fein Half howe ied and plain iw itish scre ‘ ie ¥ in store, ches, and contains 2.245 square feet 10 inches,mot 0 nor eo! . = sehcting the Lintpod ant ees een Fh oko Seoaed Poca ‘anos rind in stor or les: “A fine three-story brick building atanle on tress Stand a ee Lee ae et se ao assortment «f Silk rravats and Ties ; E ro} eCALY' |. WD 5 .s ¥ Faint Sieeper tale fyllers take passengers and whe ee ee taielees bere a the ‘baat year of two been erected | F Splendid assortment of Ladies’, Suspenders. fi Lisle-thread Shirts and Rese FRUIT GROW- Goakamer tnd Lisie i n nd Boys’ wear of every descrip- Alte, Gonecsry variety of House-furasking Dry Goods. stic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest make the immediate neighborhood. The locality is de- sirable in consequence of being near the City Hall, and withi short walk of Pennsylvania avenue and some of the public buildings, And at half-past 50’clock, or immedintely after the Smith's Landscape Gardening, Parksand Ploasure | gale of the above, I will poll, ie front of the premises, e of the latter is quently in less than half the time. vantages weigh heavily against the of the finest : ; hing & cheap article will do ackets, son walt mld emnias my stock teiore purchasing elsewhere, as | am determined to sell cheap for the Call ‘kets, some which are lying at the docks here i ; i No. 788, beautifully situated on | CASH. Gall early. Ce Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods and at Liverpool with comparatively little or | Grounds. edt OT ne Fey A street of 43 | “My siock of TRUNKS and BAGS is the largest ; nothing to do. nag pee Method of Transplanting Forest | Capitol Hull, having a front on north As reed sige a hepered (ap 3) SP. HOOVER, sprit aia JOHN H. SMOOT. 8 ning with a side alley to a 30 feet aliey in the rear. cool ping pare ay alte they lat Said lot contains 6,065 square feet, more orless, and Brown’« Forester; London. ployed on the railroad near Hampstead, Texas, plete Farmor. VY BOOK, BY THE AUTHOR OF “ MAR- NDOPE. f EAU TL, Sprixe Fessenden’s Co! NG OF BE Fete ah goin | i Maitland,” “The Days of My Life, an F00D8.—The subscribers have ji attempted, a few days since, to kili Mr Dudley. utlines of Flemish Husbandry. eit .’” price 75 cents. from New York, where they have sel ‘with great the overneer. While Mr. Dudley was occupie aany Of teelaton “Mi cn ae ened eer Fone. oath cosh ; balanco in 6, 12, and 13 vGuseelar’s Church History. 2 volumes, price beg care & most beautiful stock of Fine Seo Sees in correcting another negro for some offence, this |" %, h Husbandry. vol. London. he purchaser to give notes for the deferred | Stories of the Isiand World, by Charles Nordholl, | they invite roe See A pme en F one step) up behind hun stealthily, and struck Gaskin’s Farmers Guide, bearing inferest from the day of sale. A | price 75 cents. x Taso nd Relig- been of every styie Teoma paneh ~ ody pone | him on the head with an axe. Mr. Dudley feli ‘'armers School Book. and a deed of trust taken. All co. Germany, its U iversitios, 'heology, 2 igs | Bronze a mom ye _— ion, with Sketch: nder, Tholuck, &c., an buck Porte-monnaies enseless, and was thought to be 9 FRANCK TAYLOR. _ | cing at the cost of the pu r. f : 3 week § . Paren Towns ix Nesxasxa.—We would 2d- St. George Tucker, 7 EVY'S BITTERS.—These Bittersarenninfalli | Seminary, Mercersbirc, Pennsytvania. price $1.25. Parlor and ioe ae we ail, the 4 vise all onr friends to beware of r towns. he Island World, by Charles EVY’SB $ fe Diarrh Wythes’s Pocket Dose Book, containing notions for little fo ng =e 7 P ts time ts Chureh History, 2 vols. avo. ble cure for Dysentery and Chronic Diarrhea, | ani ises of all the articles of the Materia Medica | most varied, ® complete assortment 3 There is at this time a perfect town making ma- | |; 6 hee eens ea eee want of Appetite, &c. They haye proved an effec: | and uses of all the : y Joseph H; | fered in this city. Our motto “Quick Sales, smal nia; every body seems desirous of being the "Story of s Pocket Bible, with‘illustretions, tual cure to all those who have been effected with | 400, chic ~D.. author of t rofits.” our Store, No. 20, betwéen #th and 9th, op- owner of atown. All persons desirous ef secur- npavias, by Lieut. Wi 7.8.N. the endemic of the National Hote!. Invaluable for ‘os of the Microscope,” &c. Price 63 cts. posite Centre Market. wii te ing aad Interest in Nebraska would do well to lilnoteanitie: with tints Fred. Gerhard. summer complaints. Nat Just published, and for sale at” ‘To all we extend an invitation to call, promising Cay Tv them silver Saf tror Ramage | hg bnoe ot My Lvl aetionf SUAR™ | iu emer rans evomercovoitethe Nation: |" PUARAUTOW A MACRY'S Bogtatre, | eer induocment, tnt et oo sete ty toact forthem. Never buy from floating specu- | Maitland. (ap 8) _FE 7K TAY lotel. Gécer a 3 m bealneen, lators, unless you thoroughly examine the title OOKS FROM LON DON.—Tooke’s Diversions bee batt aces Ceara JONAS P. LEVY. ATS! HATS!—Con antly on hand a full sup- | Of US Sinoe our entraho ina UGHLIN & CO. er mia re Sa ER lng ao aie ISLIES GAZETTE FOR APRIL, abound BEBE TAYLORS (ALOCKS! CLOCKS" CLOCK: pa Spa es Wala emectsRccce ee ing. in beantiful Spring styles for tue ladies. Tk The best black ‘this day, @ grent_ many new styles <i 1} In the course of collecting material to sl- | \Walsh’s, de Gotha, 1257 em of Fashions ts sold by CLOCKS. Good Timepieces, 5 Hepbaaelat ty tee ee Clark's Dictionary of the Engl aps F 496 7th street. low 9581 3. MATERIALS, such a2 Oils, orginal are omvory of Waring, ofl, i Gon appr W08 ANE, COAL, BROT, Altace | & casi hers Wee GES Ea Washlagioarn vista Tiestin ol the close: ot | Sameer ne moa wate can be btnined in the market, Fair weicht and men, workiwanstup i employed to produce a 85. Hat, Springs, creat Clock Emporium, 919 opposite o agton’s '» » sure mm; relied on in all cases, =i dl for §3,. We daa cash business. ap som a the French War in 1756. The earliest portrait ing’s Worth of Practical Receipts, $7 ots | Tv 'aw the best article will admit. which is so ¥ : XANDER. iously known to exist, fs that by Peale, taken |, Atmstrong and Bourno’s Modern Practies of Bou- |! 4 kept under cover—2,240 Ibs. to the ton sess ee eae Elk Vite meetin ee tull | PouN ALEXANDER y srtvaxta ave of t0. This having been painted at iwicke's Shilling P \ ‘ Phousand ent ahs i 'N. B. Agent for Driscoll’s Balm of a t received a large assortm! 25, is, consequently, the earliest lke- lung's Cyolopertis Bibliorreshice t N, W. cor. of 12th and © street, No-5i7, | 0-8 priae'35 conta per bottle. nt wT N DOW SHADES, of new ahd raphi 1 vol. 8vo, ANCK TAY L Flowers. | soul cy | ness extant. apt3_.Imported by FF Ne OS Be ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa, avenne, Agent LACE end MUSLIN Aar PENNS 7 r = y ro iES. Ne 1 1 . t it selection of LACE J . U7, Tho Troy Ties says: ‘The vile deni- | GQ@ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAC jade cseditioat sea a Let CORNICES, BED. A) zens of houses of prostitution have taken the cue ear corner af lth Street. - | cio at low prices, @ geod assortment Bese WAS FIXTURES.R. H, MILLER, SON & | SU} MLE CORDS and TASSELS. from the recent action in the Police Court, and TINEMETZ having made arrangements poms OCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, Light: E CO., Alexandria, keep cons: ntly on hand | "nar 3i-eolm there was a general stampede among them yester- mpany of Hatters to be fur- roy BE $, &c., &c., to which they respectfully in- | a hy me variety of CHANDEL RS, PEND- SELTZER WATER!! SELTZER WATER !! | day afternoon. Some have gone to New York, TSN AND BEAVER vite the attention of those wishing to purchase ANTS, BRACKETS, &c., fromthe oclebrated fuc- | SELTZER, received fresh supply of ih eele- by boat and cars, others to Bennington, others to Tg rable A erage A res Ary: Beker, = vate pur- water. eee Saratoga, and Whitehall, and others to Sehenec.. E ay pg make a deduc- id to Repairi tee to soll at the samo prices c! to p Corner Vermont Ay...and 1th st. it every Hat making the fiat sold for 4 nd uently for $5) So the low ass fait it potas 8: Fy for B25) aoe for the money. ‘To. je i ttention paid pie uate ar “y TSic, at ELLIS this day. four pew Panos received this week at ELLIS’ ‘wo Pinnos 83 each. cr 75. at ELLIS’. Orttare’ Violing, Ror at FLAS. R & PLAC ap 8-Im 568 12th street. LEXANDRIA AND WASHING TC A'sos A OA ner GEORGE WAS! Remit HOM AS COLYER reat the foll chasers at the sale rooms on Chestnut street, Phila- delphia. "Also, Drap-lights, Ent Glass and Uevora- t Shades, ent variety. Call and examine for yourselves. dect ¥ AWAY,ON THE $1 -000 fi WARD rear Washington, & likel; tady. Some few more were see: the hill on the Brunswick rr: probably return in a da rg the excitement wi! ify over n secampert: ee, will ‘ond, on foot, ‘fos two, when ¢! sup- 1 have died out. least of them are known to have left the city.” ap 9- quality for Ney natant, - 1a he rill kee pio edd ye bout at years of FE MONNAIES. CARD CASES. BAS @ A young woman, who gave the name of fir Gaon oN Dex! c. will dopa: lowing hours, and on Mt, Ver- | coal BLACK MAN, abou! Poa MY ayy C BS oR Heath, and said she r rttand, made | advan ‘chaser, non days additional trips will be run about 5 feet 9 inches _KETS, Be BED UG.'s Great her appearance at ‘the Police fice te Lowell, on, ti pons ee Malt at ends Alexandtin Yh , va Re ? teeth. and Pus BEY. Cn, at MoLA Guu aps 5, 6. tomy for cash 1 the of sce thea ee aa takes, | She Informed Whee ne otoe FELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW gf OM OM GOODS, for Me 6, Misses and Infants’ wear. ve Wemnneyonrt 43 sd EC ROREON, T. HOW. 2 ee eS ; a : s 2 WASHINGTON MANUFACTUREDSIL- token tite a Pang endl np es oon poi Hand examine our s! ». AND Coptaicte formation, inquire, rennsyIVAnIA Nw x FARE on ir, bu stihe Pion F work and finding none. She came to town to bs ee § fcceeriuee Avenue, near comer of Pa oll emit Map ah tee, roo cap to J. 8. PURSE, 61 of hae Silver Ware can toca ln Rrognese _ da girl's situation, but failing in that tried to | y3th Stroot. bw As tion, Comforts, Facilities, &c.,nll that can be desired Charleston, 8. C. facturing, at 3° Penn. nvenne. near oth st. find one asa - Breaking down in both en- OCH PRIAT.ONATIONAL POLICE | fora cond boy Sheire Expense, 3. The princic ds: wee 13. x i: a , her fands ran short, sl F cor! ul w: 5 5, or address, ust ) Spring ‘Stock (0! deavors, her f nals fan short, and apie arsed Keven or A Bisa. Pull repodt and ortect | pal wall be a Willard’s Hote Ae eae ( IS pas j issued 8 a x ANCY plied wit ia SH Toon, os ma evel ap ¢-008t Plainfield, C Co. Pay chs —_