Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1s PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDA&Y,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue, and Lith street, Br W. D. WALLACH, and is served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at S7}q cents per month. To mail subscribers the subseription priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year ia advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; fur fess than three months at the rate of 12% cents a woek. IP SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. Even —$<$FSSSSe . + mg Star. VOL. IX. MARY MOORE.—A LOVE STORY. CHAPTER I. All my life long I had known Mary Moore. All my hfe I loved her. Our mothers were old playmates and first cousins. My first recollection is of a boy, in a red frock and morocco shves, rocking a cradle. in which reposed a sunny-haired, blue-eyed ; baby, not quite a year old. That boy was my- self—Harry Church; that blue-eyed baby was Mary Moore. 2 Later still, I see myself at the little school- house, drawing my little chaise up to the door, | that Mary might ride home. Many a beating | have I gained on such occasions, for other boys besides me liked her, and =he. I fear, was some- thing of flirt. even in her pinafores. How ele- antiy she came tripping down the steps, when frealied her name! how sweetly her blue eyes looked up 2t me! how gaily rang out her merry laugh! That fairy laugh! No one but Mary could ever bring her heart so soon to her lips! I followed that laugh from my days of child- hood till I grew an awkward, blushing youth— I followed it through the heated noon of man- hood—and now, when the frosts of age are sil- vering my hair. and many children climb my knee and call me “ father,’ I find that the memories of youth are strong, and that, even in gray hairs, I am following its music still. When I was fifteen, the first great sorrow of my life came upon my heart. Ss sent to school. and was obliged to part with Mary. We were not to see each other for three long years! This, to me, was like a sentence of death, tor Mary was like life itself to me. But hearts are tough things after all. I left college in ail the flush and vigor of my nineteenth year. It was no longer awkward | and embarrassed. I had grown into a tall, } slender stripling, with a very good opinion of | myself, both in general and particular. If I | thought of Mary Moore, it was to imagine how | I would dazzle and bewilder her with my good | that made me start violently. looks and wonderful attainments—never think- | ing that she might dazzle and bewilder me still more. I w coxcomb, I know; but, as youth and good looks have fled, I trust I may be beleved when I say that self-conceit has left me also. An advantageous proposal was made to me at this time, and, accepting it, I gave up all idea of a profession. and 1 prepared to go to the Indies. In my hurried visit home of two days, I saw nothing ot Mary Moore. She had goue to a boarding school at some distance, and Was not expected home till the following May. I uttered one sigh tothe memory of my little blue-eyed playmate, and then called myself “aman again “Ina year,"’ I thought as the vehicle whirled | away from our door—‘in a year, or three | Years at the very m I will return, and, it | ary is as pretty as she used to be, why then, | perhaps, I may marry her.”’ And thus I settled the future of ayoung lady | whom I had not seen fur four years. I never | thought of the possibility of her refusing me— | never dreamed that she would not condescend | to accept my offer. 1 But now I know that, had Mary met me | then, she would have despised me.” Perhaps. j in the scented and affected student she might ; me! have found plenty of sport; but as for lovi me, or feeling the slightest interest in me, should have perhaps found I was mistaken India was my salvation, not merely because of my but beeause my laborious indus- try had counteracted the evil in my nature, and made me a better man. When, at the end of three years, I prepared to return, I said noth- "| | and she used to be days—eh, Harry?" and he slapped me on the | F street. back. ‘ For the sake of old times, and because | _®P 8-tf ie were not here at the wedding. I'll give you | T PRIVAT eave to kiss her once—but mind, old fellow, ER pastels. | and there sweet Mary Moore! The eye I had dreamed of by day and night wi fore the ardent gaze of mine; face 1 had so longed and prayed to see, was | there before! clinging to his hand. Near by stood Lizzie | ‘OR RENT | Moore, Mary's eldest sister, and in a distant | ws ara ANDSALE | _ AUCTION SALES. Pianos, &c. merge spoken, stood a ia Cat ee red | = POM NORE ARRIR Worrents which ALUA ane BUILDE LOT. Wren Swann po area V3 r4No FORTES. ure, half hidden by the heavy window curtains | Chambers, situate che: ‘ farigre au | Frame House, on ELEVENTH STREET, Bee WILLIAM K that fell to the floor. When the first rapturous greeting was over, | JOMS F Lizzie led me forward with a timid grace, and | ails dd RS WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1857. | door from the Kirkw: fora thinily, can be ad at N NO. 1,326. TWEEN G anp H stREETS. BLIC AT MONDAY AFTERNOON, Anal Shi ah Ne ri] Wth, at 4o | on the premises, I shall seil part of Lot numbered in Square nu mbered three hundred and nineteen. ‘ood He te ia ner in the RENT.—ROOMS SUITABLE. (Senior part: KNABR, Gian ABE, late firm of Cc the | " He ate ore Nes ee fac reand sale of grand and H it 3 h nderthe name, Frank Chester grasped my hand. | between Indians avenue and & street. Apply to JO | fronting 2 feet on Eleventh strect west, between at en in : Bali | NAS GLICK, rania avenue, | and Hi streets north, Tack 85 fe k : ona tome bom, my po tll og with the | 6 and oth stréetes © CnUsY Yamin avonue, between W-foet paved alley, with the improv nota, someter [pean dce ine , chee} r r = g Of @amall two- . nes ] . known you; but no matter for that—yourheart | Road, adjoining the Park, and known as The Grove, | months. with interect cbed bie dent of Irdeeey oa Honry Mocaine Patagertl apidlggne ce fad ai is ta the right place: T know.” | Gontnining 16 Kowa.” ‘Phere is a Ball Room 60 iy | the premises, JAS.C.MOGUIRE, | keop gonstentiy wataed o lnee cco tren oe “How can you say he is changed!’ said my | ands {oer Bagg f A 3 re ee Colere ob | ap tid Auctioneer. and a rf ved grand and square Pi mother, gently. “To be sure, he looks older, | Hotel or Boarding-house- ‘ | Lg A. GREEN, Auctioneer cetave, some wii double ken bends dentie sont and graver. and more like a man than when he | _™4t 23—Im a . JOHN A. SMITH. | ALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN | and slops to. suut anal a ten dina ris, double went away—but his eyes and smile are the | F\OR 8ALE.—A VERY DESIRABLE RESI- | \) EURNiruns By onpsa oF THE OxPuans' Cocnt. | Being extensively engaged inthe manufacture of Ou MONDAY same as ever. It is that heavy beard that changes him. He is my boy still.’ “Ay, mother,’ I answered, sadly; ‘I am your boy still."” Heaven help me! At that moment I felt like a boy, and it would have been a blessed relief tomy infancy. But I kept down the beating of my heart and the tremor of my lip, and an- swered quietly, as I looked in his full, hand- some face— ged, too, Frank, but I think | 2°” | and situat {at No. 512 (2d story Tin F IR RE, BRICK rovements, | ween #th and lot * You have chan; for the better.’’ «Oh, yes—thank you for that compliment,”’ he answered with a hearty laugh. “‘ My wife tells me I grow handsomer every day.”’ His wife '—could I hear that name and keep 3H FE. street. A (ARD FOR three-story and lasement BRICK NG, containi ling attached es on t pF 5 | tween Sthiand — sp h side of F street n t tenant the rent will be m about te leave the city will COAL YARD on the most reasonable terms. Twill | sell stock and everyt | willof the Yard, offi the 2ith instant, I shall sell, by ie Court, at 10 o'clock =, 18, 8 N ‘enn. Avenue, te Willard: Household ‘and Kiteher “Huenitul Pianos, we will sell wholesale and retail, on the most liberal terms. Our Pianos were awarded the highest (goid medal) at the Fairs ef the of the Orphans? south side of tel, all the. 0, 27, s’ Ho itchen Furniture, the V4 seven Rooms, with brick for the kitchen and servants, remunrn b, be- . ‘erms accommodating. Apply | Personal etlvcts uf the iate Samuel W. Handy, de- | two successive years—October, 1 )7th street, between D and b A Position to fourteen and éighteen piano: POLLARD WEBB, Real Estate Agent. RGE FOUR-STORY with all the modern im- street, north side, be- ‘Ton good and perma- oderate, Inqnire at mar 7-tf —WOOD AND COAL ceased. viz: Mahogany Sofas and Bureaus Do Parlor and Rockitig Chairs Do Dining and other Tables x Bookcase and Secretary Gilt frame and other Looking Glasses Maple and wainut Cottage tead ; Wardrobes and Washstands Feather Beds, Bedding, aud Mattresses indow Curtains Parlor, passage, stair, ni: Chi Binse‘and Croc # from son ol the best makers trom New York, Boston and Bal tumore. We wore alsoxwarded the first premium st the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir- ginia, 1855 and 1856. ‘They have also heen awarded the highest premium (silver medal) at the Metro- politan Mechanies’ Fair for 1857. 1 addition to this we are mM possession of testimo- from the st distinguished professors and vuntry, wiieh can be Seen at our warerooms, speaking for themselves and others of h street nd other Carpets and Rugs n oh kers Ware the high appreciation in widch our instruments are SALE tho suibscrihor being | Cookie and otler Stoves every where held. ft Witol our instr . sell out his WOOD and | Lamps of every description All instrumente are guaranteed for five years, and 1assortment of Kitchen Requisites. lege of exchange is granted within the first six is under $25, cash; over $25, a just as it is, or the zood rom the day of sale if the instraments do not 2% wharl, &c., just as the pur * as So days, for note: fact - | ive entire satisfaction. silence still? ; : chaser may desire. ‘There is no better stand in the interest. SS smnctontly en- 1 SNe Solesale dealers wii find it to their advantage “And have you seen my little girl?’ he | Second Ward, and under very cheap rent. Apply to Auct. to give ns a call before purchasing. added, lifting i te infant in Lis arms, and kiss- T. WILSON, next to Foundry Church on i4th — Pianos exchanged, hired, uned. street, between @ ar 16-tf ing her crimson cheek. ‘I tell you, Harry, | © m: and New York avenue. Auctioneer. mar It-lv |, and t Wat. BY Catarocve DiI is JERY EXTENSIVE SAL there is not such another in the world. Don't —— eet AP SECOND-H) s = SALE NTO 5 = = oF SUPEKIOR RosEWoop SEVEN OCTAVE CHICK ‘ you think she looks very much as her mother | [¢ OF Seok faci ee DESI hae ING P1ANO FORTE, ELEGANT CITY-MADE CABINET ub besa esad nly toe raonths by mes used ? a together with the Grounds surrounding it. ‘he RICH. SILK AND Dawasx Caratae CORE Oe nities aad aro now for “Very much! I faltered. fod force Theale et eae eee: | SNELYUT Aap Baussuts Canrars, &c: | 2 Viana, very prety cates a aie each : : s ty Het the purchaser coe here tie . ti 4 2 utifal rosewood cases, searcely soi iextommnmneres Gur eiks Leann, Eee eect Wholo 1s disposed of; I shall xell the superior Furmi- ~5 playmates in your young | oorner of F and 19t ou are never to repeat the ceremony. Come— ere she is, and I for once want to see how you opm a those ferocious moustaches of yours in the operation 3 He pushed Lizzie, laughing and blushi: chlanon Aisin a towards me! A gleam of light and hope, a!- | tionee = most too dazzling to bear, came over me, and VALUALE I cried out before I thought— of good FAR “ Not Mary ?”? County ‘of Fauqui It must have betrayed my secret to every one town, D. C., conta: anda kitchen and fine cistern of wat water fixtures int = 6 . + finished in bine th of v York. in the room. But nothing vas said—even | County Seat. and only two hours travel from tt and gold brocatelle, com; two tete-n-tete ; coemived every Prank, in general so chtnse’was thin tine a. | Stiesat Weennctoniad Alesanirin Tha tar Sofas, two arin Chairs, and four pation Gheine Deena: ee oy a pled with water an meadow land. Chr within a short cis lent [kissed the fair cheek of the young wie, and hurriet to the silent figure looking ont | from the window. Atso, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe Apply to CHUBB BROTHE: and Orange Railroad, a few y Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the ina high state of cultivation, and 1s abu ture and effects of the “Ebbitt House,” situated on F street, between [3th and 14th streets, embracing every variety and style of Parlor and Chamber Fur- re, Beriding, &e. his extensive establishment embra: by the i months use they received, at S30 eac! 75 each. 1s Are really fons in quest ofa relinble h streets, and LOTS on !9th,near These Piar great bargains, and all per- Piano and a great Largan -.___ | ‘This some | should call and see then JE.—WILL BE SOLD AT | tighty-five parlors nud chambers, whieh inve been | SHould call and s ; : jew and convenient two-atory | fitted up ina styie unequaled in this city, the Furm- | aud reliaiie tock Ce BAW eee eats ture nil having been made at the best est: of this city and of very superior style and name— Elegant rosewood Louis quatorze seven-octave Pi- ., 8noforte, by Chickering Elegant Freuch-plate ztit-frame mantel. pier, and bs 66 Market street, ¢ Ke ing five rooms and a bath room, cellarin the basement. It has a er in the yard, with pump ant he kitchen, and is lighted by gas. amore desirable home cannot be of any estai- tin this city . Iso. all kinds of MUSIC and MUS STRUMENTS. JOUN FL ELIAS, . av., bet. 9th and loth sts, ishments mish. We BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aue- | 57, Ova! Mircore ot various sizes and styles | | WW, ij, AIRTZEROTT. (successor to Geawce apd-tw. | Handsome Ou! Pau ings, Pasteis, and French En- | and Wiillait Muller's celebrated PIANO: vings i) teh gilt frames t FARM FOR SALE—512X acres | Superior roscwood and walnut crimson plush-cover- yy haggard MING LAND, {ituated in the ed French and foto-a-tete Sofas LINS; BRASS IN er, Virginia, on the Alexandria ivan, arin, ladies’ and parlor Chairs oS.” BAN < few yards from Warrenton | Rockers, Gothic reception Chairs, &e. Si ested GCORDE Suite of rosewood Parlor Furn C, cheaper than im any Le v4—tr HE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT AS- sortment of PIANO FORTES ts always to be found at the Music Depot. Two Pianos for $20; dantly si «l timber, and has much exceil urches, M tance. handsome walnut figured daiuask-covered ‘arior Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two arm Chairs, Rocker, and four parlor Chairs Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etageres, and Book- Suites Pa J nt Mills, and good neighbors For further information apply to JAMES MORROW, Esq., on the pince, ; Mary —Mary Moore,"’ Isaid, in alow, eager | of'to tho subscriber at his Broker's Oshee, usar | Benutilul mursintes etter sofa, and wide Tables, | Aeeedcoes, SP ontid Guitars, Flutes, Violins ap voice. “have you no welcome to give to the | Brown’s Hotel, Washington'City. in rosewood, walnut, and mahogany TUN and REPAIRING of Piano Fortes wanderer ?”” mar 24 ROBERT MORROW, Elegant brocatelle, damask, and lace Cnrtains | executed by Mr. REBiNe at the shortest notice, in a * ‘ troughont the house, with gilt Cornice, Cords, st manner. She turned and laid her hand in mine, and . pout thes tee conde: eee work. ap il- yocaL MUSIC. ’ i never knew the meaning of | x, Slats senenld iness till that moment came! ere falling be- | and the sweet Shakspeare. Ali should read, and criticize this great | Buy it of the pith ' th Tassels, &c. complete : = A_ lot of -hand AC VONS and Sehr a ‘ = EGULATION Se ie ne ore Rich Freneh Chine | ‘ases, Candelabras, and other GUITARS sslecheon pele ein | “Tam glad to see you here, Harry.” jeztted ase * epee ie Ro 1 intel Ornaments ae ap ’. G. ME’ cROTT. Simple words—and yet how blest they made | sale st’ 7? 1 POS MEG: OU TG FeceiPt of 8) 2). Por | Superior Pe iEtabenes tee een nn throe aly RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands of : would not have bes pest moment | _4p 10- _____ Bookstore, near 9th street. Brasees Sed Voruiean perpen 9 Carpsts A life have nearly run out, discovered whilein for an emporer’s crown! For there was the ORTEZ THE CONQUEROR, a Tragedy in | ot) Cpt, Rugs, Stairs Rods and Eyes the East Indies, a certain cure for Consumption happy home group. and the dear home fireside, © tive acts. The best eduction of our modern | SPlendid rosewood, walnut, snd mahogany marbie- itis, Coughs, Colds, nod. Genera! Asthma, Bronch ity. The remedy was discovered by hin only child, Spa pot was given upto Wishing to do.as mach good as possible he will send to n of his afflicted fellow-beings as ceipe, with full and explicit direc- eg itup and successfully using it. He requires ench applicant to enclose him one eS esine Bureaus and Washstands, Ward- rol Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar- bles Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardroles, and Wash- stands of superior make Painted Wa: er. SON, 486 7th street. Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher vacant hours for a few more ose Ladies whe are desirour tions for mal haj being perfected in "Singing, or Qpera Music, &f robes, Bedsteads, and Washstands — | shillinz—three cents to he returned as postage on t i ered 4 = ae arate 2 Superior curled hair Mattressex the secipe, and the remainder tg be ed to thi ing of the refurmation in wyself which I knew ay ears have passed since that bappy | {t ftvor her withan early 9 plication. ‘Terms inade | Vine Feather Leds, Holsters, and Pillows Scan ak thin aioe scarey aly a had taken place night, and the hair that was dark and glossy j Known at hoy roidense, gh street, belwaet at sit extensive jot of superior Blankets, Marseilles PRS ‘No. 19 Grand se. Yersey Cite : a + They loved me as I was.’ I murmured to | then is fast turning gray. I am growing to be | Metzerott. ap6-3m_ | aul Plilse aise” Beery cots Sneek, Hn atet - 2, ae aes myself, ‘aud they shall find out for themselves | an old man, and ean look back toa long and | G TLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS OF FINE | French China, marblod, and granite Toilet Sets CE! ICE!! ICE!!!—The undersigned respectiu whether I am better worth loving than furmer- | happy, and I hope. a well-spentlite. And yet, H quality. Shirts made to order, warranted to ht, | Rush and cane-seat Chairs, Rockers ly taform his friends and the public generally. ly.” sweet as it has been. I would not recall a single WALL & STEPHENS, Maho; ae) ait apring-went Sofas. Rockers. arm and ~ is — repared to S ae amnggen are “I packed up many a token, from that land of | day, for the love that made my manhood so | —*?°-tf ee Ses ak en SO CRU SES | iad Caachs rapcaed deammm-eovered Lekarss delivered.in any pert of Washingtae mad Gomes? meet. The gift tor Mary Moore I selected wit! = an this beso’ At heart, tof real is > Eight superior engraved heavy siiver-piated Ten | eorner lath street and Temneyivana ayers G a beating heart. It was aring of rough, vir-| am as young as ever. And Mary, with her thee vece ual Pekar Tandon or FR ., Bets. i aN = Dirt ein . Kipwet & Co., i4th street; J. B. Moore, Dru; gin gold, with my name and hers engraved in- | bright hair parted smoothly from a brow that “RS, REBBONS, LACES and | Silver-pinted Castors, Waiters, Toa and Coffee | gist, Penna. avenue, between loth and 2th streets side—that was all, and yet the sight of the lit | has a slight furrow upon it. is still the Mary of [RIES to be found in the city. | coe ater ay piers nig tell yin sors) ian pees . ie balaneed it | ly da: T h “ TRIMMING S iu the greatest variety, | Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons lith stree fost. A. Payne, Druxgist, corer tle gely thrilled me, as alaneed it | my early days. To me she can never grow old, CAPES, MANTILLAS, Ma R’! Walnut and mahogany extension, breakfast, card, | 4thand Mass avenue: and with the subscriber, No. pon the | nor chan; The heart that held her in in- 1, and NET B and CHIL-| and wie Taiies ies 3 First street, Georgetown, where Tee can be had po i : Y Superio cane-8 ing Chairs To the ey ers, it was but a small | fancy. and sheltered her in the flash and pay ESS-MAKING in tho Intent French Styles, | French China and granite Diuion Desert, and Tea T.N.KIDWE slain eirclet, suggesting thoughts, perhaps, by | of womanhood, can never east her out till life at the shortest noties. M. WILLIAN. i service THE OLD DOMINION C its elegance, of the beautiful white hand that} shall ecase to warm it. Not even then—for| mar27-Im | Market Space, bet. 2th and ath Crystal cut-giass Decnnters, Water Bottles, Gob- Y¥, NAR ; OA Was to wear it. bedied there! A loving smile on a beautiful | face—low words of weleome—a future home. | und a sweet smiling face—a group of merry | children to climb my knee—all these delights | were hidden within that little ring of gold! CHAPTER It Tall. bearded and sun bronzed, I knocked at the door of my father’s house. The lights in the parlor windows and the hum of conversa- ! pany were assembled there Lizzie would come to the door, and that I might greet my family when no strange eye was looking curio | Bat no | They were too merry in the parlor to heed the | long absent , when he sel ae for admittance. A batter thought like this was passing through my mind. as [ heard the sounds from the parlor | aad saw the half-suppressed sinile upon the ser- . Servant answered my summons. | j I hesitated for a moment before I made myself | known, or asked after the family; and while [| swod silent a strange apparition grew up before | me. From behind the servant peered out a small golden head: a tiny. delicate form followed, and | a sweet, childish face. with blue eyes, was lifted up to mine—s» like to those of one who had brightened my boyhood, that [ started back with a sudden feeling of pain. - What is your name, my little one?” I asked, while the wondering servant held the door. } She lifted up ber hand as if to shade her eyes | (I had seen that very attitude in another, in my boyhood, many and many a time.) and an- swered, in a sweet, bird-like voice ; ~* Mary Moore.” . ~ And what else ’?”’ I asked, quickly. ** Mary Moore Chester.’’ lisped the ehild. My heart sank down like lead. Here was an | end to all the bright dreams and hopes of my } youth and manhood. Frank Chester, fry boyish | rival, who had often tried. and tried in vain, to usurp my place beside the girl, had succeeded at last, and had won her away from me! This | was his child—his child and Mary's! I sank. body and soul, beneath the blow i And, biding my face in my hands, I leaned inst the r, while my heart wept tears of | blood. The little one gazed at me, grieved and ' amazed, and put up ber pretty lip as if about to ery, while the perplexed servant stepped to | the parlor door and called my sister out, w see who it could be that conducted himself so very strangely } I heard a light step, and a pleasant voice | saying— is | *« Did you wish to see my father, sir? Ilooked up. There stood a pretty, sweet- faced maiden of twenty, not much c from the dear little sister [ had loved so weil. I looked at ber for a moment, and then, =e the tumult of m: But tome—how much was em- | love still lives above. tapis. and this eighth d tiva and cheerful laughter showed me that com- | was the one set down fort’ [ hoped my sister | their purpose morning, the Friends’ Heeting Honse, in Orchard | sure may be relied street was throng low as the best art: the house were occupied by ladies whose dimin- oe¢ | sat Wedding in Quaker High The Quakers are a very nice, quiet people—al- have just retu with care, we have fal stock of Guitar: OOD AND band the best can be obtained int f the fourth month rcomplishment of So at half-past 10 o'clock this | zed. but moze by the world’s | people than bythe Friends. ‘Three quarters of utive bonnets, tremendous hoops, and elezant mantles contrasted strangely with the sober drab ~ fixings’? of the few staid old Quakeresses who pied some of the benches in the place where the pulpit isin other meeting houses. It wasa yueer Quaker’s meeting, and we warrant there Was more talking and gossiping done ina half ! hour’s time than the old meeting house ever heard before On some benches elevated one above another, at the pulpit end of the charch. the ministers ap7-tf - YARRIAGES, € she subserity sale at low prices, and durable Vehicl N. B. Particul ap 3-Im \ CARD.—We beg to ink Coal kept under cove N. W. cor. n y vita the attention of 1] KA? A COUNTY, VA. s will be received at the Banking bb Brothers, for the remaining stock © company, being three handred shares, he capitt stock is $100, tdollars,) of which lets, Tumblers, and Wine Glasses Block-tin Urns, Chafing Dishes, am! Dish Covers Radiator, open grate, aud sur-tight Stoves Together with a general assortment of every article inthe housekeeping line. the Publie that we New York, where, " large and beauti- a Viewns. Flutes, Aceordeons, rued from selected x v: " vi Sey b n : i Terms: $3) and under, vel tsumacre- | 270,00) has been subscribed. The mines are now go-ahead young ladies, whose exclamations at a | cle belonging toa Muste Store, in addition te | sed notes, bearing interest ee rn Soar ll | marriage ceremony this morning took very much at large lot of the latest and most tashionable New | i AD ac FOUR 0'¢ LOCK on ‘Tuesday ee oe. in| hee pee Pee anes ae casi the form and expressio: bab 2 usic. | front of the premises, one handsome one-horse fain ated j Cealevins pe shee mo See See New and second-hand Pianos always in store, for | ily Carriage, nearly new and built to order by one of popes eeage For some time back a double marriage between | #Al€ 90 reasonable Lernns. OD eis Hanae Diath in proteblycce oftse | BROTMERS. 4 . =. + Ww aly - parties high in the Quaker world has been on the | ?7 JOHN F. RULIS, 96 Pa.av.nearioth at, | | FOS; ihe House, which | Doneding house or ho- P. P. DANDRIDGE, Agent. _ COAL DEP ways on qualities of Wood and Coal that he market. Pair weight andimen- | all cases, and the price xs tadmit. tel inthe city, is torrent. Inquire on the premises orof the auetioneer, ap -d sii J.C. McGUIRE, Auet. wig Ek IN, Auctioneer. NCY GOODS, PER- *RENCH MiRRORS, e this day on. iit Chestnut SKIN TIE spriug trade. good and cheap artic «examine my stock before I ain determined to se! Hl enrly. of TRUNKS and BAGS is ¢ ) . PL CARRIAGE rs have good Ss. Bee inthe land records of Washi D.C., im Liber J. No, 129, folios one to at : the store of said Parker, under the Natioual Hotel, to which they respectfully in- | in square 491, Washington city, and for the purpose hose wishing to purchase good | of said trust, all the stock in trade of said Parker, a8 ted ule of said deed, consisting 1. stock the | in this city. es. c erry Dee ENUI 7 of \3th Street. B, H, STINEME: made arrangements and theeldesly ladies of the meeting in full Qua. ker costume. On the lowest bench sat the pa- rents of the parties to be married, and when the house was so full it could no more, the two bridal parties appeared in quick succession, and sat wilde, at the fi non dare nadtiti mn he groomsmen were in full dress, as “‘ world’s tks.*# 5 a) The bride herself was robed in white edged wit! ermine, and wore an elegant little hat. with ros--culored ruche. The second bride had only two maids, in white. She wore white silk with a mantle and hood, and a white ce veil—rich and simple at the same time. The L ble eure for want of Appetite, No. 367 Pennsyly: ALEXANDRIA AND WASHI BOAT. The steamer GEORGE WASH. INGTON or ‘THOMAS COLYE EVY’s BITTERS. These Bitters are aninfalli_ . Ke. tual eure teall those w: the endemic of the National Hotel. Invaluable for | summer complaints. pany 0 Hatters to pk nie the most popular stvies SKIN AND BEAVER a dis- 1 Hair Oil, Tooth Ladies’ and gents’ very finest Kid and Silk Gloves Bead Purses, also, three large French Mirrors c Tite, | hereaft ec f 1249 per ceut upon the actual market price, making theHat sold for 4 (and not uni ntly for $5) for lowing hours, an I trips will be down on the lowest benches between the old | "4: 1 Agi besa Len 3 Counter or Show Cases, with plated frames the low price of $3.50, a slight varin- folks.‘ tb i veave Alexandria 7, 134, 1044, 12, +6, 4 Show Cases with mahogany frames tion in quality 83, and for 62.502 su- far Mae ie and tacan er pins | Ae" NOLES ALC ap See, | ip Citak Bromiley, | tar af ee ny Tonk he | but very elezant,—all with good sized ‘hoops. | ap 3-d GEO. 'T. HOWARD, @aptains. | 3 {ong Panel Counters, one Cock, Oil Floss Cloth vaet, w S Chaiss, and sundry other articles of Store Furni- | qavantaceous tothe purchaser. thereby enabling him to buy for cash and sell at a small profit, meeting had debts, “Niw Stree BELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOOD: vs iy or Men, Boys, Misses and Infant ‘ersous invited to call and examine our at 2% Pennsylvania Avenue, near corner ture. The sale will commence on the above described premises, at l0o°ciock a.m., On ‘Tnesday, the 2th April, 1857, and will be continued there from day to da Slash ang atthe same hour, until the whole is di y and Chronie Diarrhea, ey have proved an effec: oO have been effected with | L ania avenue, opposite the Nation- nder $39, np tf ridegrooms were both dcessed in the conven. | ote z ig } See ay Srlonead Cilpeer estan rect. mp ites tioual black, and when all had been seated, si- | vine; Liquors, Cigars, and fine Goceries. vdays, in equal amounts, for notes bearing ] MAR- lence gradually took the place of an animated + ONAS PL LEVY. | | ) approved endorsers. By order of the Days of My Life, an chatter. PLAINFIELD acap ne Y : WEA HO PARRER Gieseler’s Church History, 3 volumes, price #4.5), Fora half hour every one sat still and looked if Ga. NEAR AISLE, fOe*NGREN, Aue Rtories of the Island Wocld by Charice Nordoff, beige iy << the faces fe, two brides, who endured wen say frat Session (hive mothe se Ba _ ap 16-dhds A. GREN, Auct. Bice ong Island World, by Charles Nordhott, the ordeal with wonderful pati i May . Location, comforts, facilities, &e.—all = 5 sel ts Univ logy, 2 Friend Dickerson. the minister Kucit dowe fee | that can be desired fortwents hvenoud hone Roe Auctioneer. Gerziany, its Universities, Theology, and R mediately behind erences, &e. 'Th first bride. All the congre- At List, as if they could stand it no longer, the first couple stood up, and, clasping hands, ad- dressed each other a few words, which could not be heard except by those immediately near them. They said something about « good husband,’* ‘ thful wife.” and then sat down in. HOOKS of and Cotton R irby, Chestertown fall sizes: Silk: C SISH LINE in the Fishing ust received and for sale |) s. K. LUNDY, fe Principal will be at Willards? ON F STREET, | ion, with Sketches of Neander, Tholuck, &c » BETWEEN ISTH AND IMTH STREETS, AT PcBLic | other distinguished German divines of the a gation.—or the andience. as the minister called | H°te! onthe lth of ee eee AvetioyOn MONDAY APTERNOON. Apri | Philip Seiaff, D. D.. Professor in the Theolocieal + them..—stood up, while Friend Dickersou prayed apis fetiberinl comer a 2th, at 5o'clock, on the premises, [ shail sell the | Seminary, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, price s} . Then all sat down again, and then thece was nore SE Snety, east half of Lot iumbered nineteen, in Square nun- | Wythes"s Pocket Dose Book, containing the doses staring for about ten minutes. i JISHI TACKL IERIC bered two hundred and fifty-four, fronting 22 feot 34; | and uses of all the articles of the Materia Me and chief officinal preparations, by Joseph M.D.,author of the “Microscopist of the Microseope,” &c. Price 65 ets. leat MAURY’S Bookstore, near 9th street. inches on North F street, between 13th and 14th streets west.and running back 159 feet ton 3\-feet alley, with the improvements, consisting of a sub- stantias and well built Brick Dwelling Houxe, co: tuining eleven rooms, with back build. kitche: large brick stable.and other necessary idings. This property is delightfully situated private nl Gravitation hinese Grass, J Hollow, Swiv K FLOATS; RE Tackle lino, at gren S; COR tly aps i form “1 . ‘ aA 7 D ATS! HATS !—Constantly on hand a fnll sup- k. next brought a Ne 1M Hedge street, Goorestows._ | Trereed sonthom part of the city aed ie samiintay ‘inof BEEBES NEW YORK table. whereon was a roi! of parchment, an ink- ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, | drained, with a fine payed alley in the rear. STYLES, together with TAYLOR'S stand and peas, and the newly married pair signed —_— cae Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in six, | HATS, of Baltimore. The best black souwthing—afier which the table was carried | MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES | twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, secured . TS, zot up se the kateat siy}e away again. The Clerk of the Meeting next —— by a deed of trust on the property. for as good = ose'msnal sp - Mounted to the highest of the elevated benches, CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, ap Hi-d JAS.C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. } at,$95 ait a good fashionable Hat and. in @ loud voice read the om set forth that Hen’ Of the city of Ne parchment, which ry Laurence and Caroline White, 'w York, having agreed to marry together, and no impediment appearing, &e.,&e., THE HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS, Washington, $4; and a frst rate Hat, The ber prope beret gaan “3 1s employ to juce & at. for 435% We doe cast tesa apis she Dreaiary N VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI Facins, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall workiaansii which is so meet with no losses, but fa is composed of p : ive each customer full heart bya mighty effort. 1 go they had , fi he'Court- | valu for his money. Felt Hate unusually low. epened my cand aid : he hac ae, Hyphae pene f yet | Sor \ rey SHURB. ey licen ae WEDNI SDAY the .N. B. Azent for Driscoll’s Ba'm of nousand ig! heir names to the con- ARRON 0 “ Lizzie vty ow me ?"? tract the eighth day vn, | HENRY HC ss." | 29th of April, 1857, at 120°elock, m., ail defendant’s | Flowers. Price 25 cents per Lizzie, don"t you know m . ighth day of the fourth month. ‘The | pyrp #0 RY HOLMES, ; vase: i inand'te lots No. Land ONY, 7th street. near “Hurry! Oh, my brother Harry!” she eried, | first couple were thus married. |THE HOUSE OF 2 Fight, title, elaim and interest inand'te lots No. Land Le eee nom A a The second | CUUBB BROTHER, BARROW & CO. 20, in square No. G41; together will all and singu pany. and threw herself upon my breast She wept ! he samme fee pUPle then rose and went through | AVENPORT, Iowa, © the improvements thereon, * being the property on 25 if ber beast welll baneke. Ss ta. but even those nearest to them is composed of HAS, St). CHUBR, which the une Kiln is located, at the soeer of ir- = H. MILLER, > I could not weep. I drew her gently into the mit heir lips move, and heard no}. . Al RW. BARROW, | einin Avenue and the canal,” seized aad tess Se a. awe cone lighted parlor, and stood with her before them | poe it set Sane igh rill parchment was | Jan 27-1 WAI. H. DOUGAT.. Scie Gaia gl ce Boyle, and BRACKETS all | Philadelphia, and Elizabeth Van Ey een eit | PROY'S SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING | will be'pold to sutisly Judicials No. 248, to October | tory of ‘Conelius & tebe orien they will euaran- There was a rush and cry of joy, and then my | city, had married together, j ” of every description for dress and school term 1854, and judicials to Mareh term 1857, 4 or he same prices charged fo p' Pha re y of joy, ne Seat le. ; in the same manner | very low prices. WALL & STE of Frederick and Augustus Schneider, ¢ ohn | chasers xt the sale rooms on Che: street, father and mother sprang towards me, and wel- rst couple. All sat down again, but nota | ap att Pa. av. ‘urdy. » D. HOO delphia, Also, Droj and decors comed me home with heartfelt tears! Oh, | Peale espe visible on the face of any NEW YORK LEDG R ‘OR 18th APRII. ap dias Marshal of the Dist. of Col. se go a great variet: dso rn : H : er a few m a = - and exar oF yourselves. strange and passing sweet is such a greeting to | (Goving Quakes gentleman, tn the Big eent j N Cobb's new story, The wi Knight, or Un- By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. nine for ¥ ZANAWAY,ON TH bse bors (geen Baapegemnngh _ a E mY | rose anfl requested the audience B gee neh, —— Crusader, full of thrilling itera A \igera T3yst SES Sa VALUABLE LOTS. aA ee fashington, & like! dear mother to my heart, an: od m hile th th Z z seated . $ . '@ subscriber, ue of e . . fath>r’s hand, while Lizzie still elung beside | retised with ther: trams aad tee nett Jot woe | ee — 205 Seventh strest._ | corded in Liber JA. Sx No. 118, fol:os Se AN neh, well formed ried. right me, I felt that all was not yet lost, a though | that followed was all the more striking fram the | STANDARD. SCHOOL, AND MISCELLA- Bi cust ine Se i 6 reiane: eeth, and s 2 auiekly. ‘ another had secured life's choicest blessing, | previoussilence. It was a fashionable Quaker | tinted’ vad stbee fhotonerenk scosinees Forked, DAY, the 22d day of April next, at 4 o°ol is many a joy remained for me in this dear sanc- | Wedding, and such a one as ix not often seen in | cals, Paperartee. Pet at ublic auction, for cash, to the highes! B.ED tuary of home. Friends’ Meeting Houses —Boston Times. ee ERGUSON'S, 485 7th street. mee pedi and Hi oF Webb Hendin ivanin ; ‘OU! : i lei i E, 6 who bal yong fee tetas eauae S.: Unspteasant —To dream that you are being H Te EEPRRS, EemaRipeperemen, Nill do on in the oficw of the Surevor f said city. : iy PRO | hy to death by a blue eyed Peri, and wake ANCIS, No. 490 Seventh sirect, is properey is eligibly situated on I street, be- mar 28-eolm — the bine syed se — - had Fries f | ind a piece of stovepipe lying across your | ,HS}a%% Stalless yarrety of HOUSBEIFEPING tween Sd and 4 som rere of salo—ensh. FOUN F. FLAS hes just issued Spring Flower en. & w now sto; s . a u notions, ye b, * ‘ penida Frank Chanter, | nook pp, iow. ree | ap tewads CAMERAS ataatee: | JQ Nasent by GH herr ape THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excellent Fannly ‘and News Journa!—eon- taining a greater variety ef interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published on Saturday enty '‘Casu, Iva RtABLT IN ADVANCE. ming im clubs raised neigh! without the intervention of a mail nt. a8 will be pereeived. of the Wrekiy Stan will bo saved. ns the © ¥\ ash- ington New: JAILY STAR eiren! he country. wuprers) oan be at : > ely after the issueol the Paper. ‘rice—THREE CEnts. PosTMasTERs who act ents wi a commission of twenty ore cont. > Acca line Dentistry, &c. M\HE IMPROVED SETS OF TENTH. = By subsor bors DR. L.OOMIS, the inventor and patentee of “Loomis’ Mineral Piate Treth,” hove successfully introduced his improvement i various cities, has now permanently estab- lished himseif in Washington, ‘This improvement for Sets of Teeth consistachiel 2 a set of but one prece of maternal, that indestructible mu: No metal is used their coastruction, and they are t fore free fr galvanic action and metalic taste. are joints to become filled with meistare or particles food, hence they are pure and clean. y are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more uatural in their apy A will One Thousand Dollars to any one wi juce a similar work of art to equal mine m purity, beauty. durelality, artistic excellence or any other requisite quality. All work responsibly warranted. 76 Penna. avenue, between lith and 12th streets. _Spis-ly R. C, GOUDMAN D SURGEON DENTIST, ent Ma (tte tinted or Suveeseal Spare, js complete arrangeme: a inns maser feats eal ire le Do do do One or more, on Gold... . on Silver.. . Filling, Extracting, Removing Tarter pairing at the same reasonable rates. All operations executed in such a mahuer as to tion. Office corner ath street ai DEXTSTRY ue i DR. STEPHEN BAILY, Orvick No. 198, PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE, Taree doors frow lath Street, Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the publiothat he can be seen at all hours, at his office, located as above, He feels assured that an experience of fifteen yenrs* practice, with the large number of patients, «rest variety of difficult cases that he has treated 8 fulis. will enable him to surmount any difheulty. scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. 1 own experience confirming the opinion of, pany men eminent in the an, and es; lly Drs. Harris and J. and E. nly, has led him, long since, todis- card all merenrin! prey rations for filli ‘eeth, ai. Rubber, and Ce- ‘on on Silv ive every satisinc- avenue. ap 3_ all Enamels, Gutta Percha, India ments for the constraction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and that Percelian, mounted on Goid Pinte, is the only reliable wu! nee that can be worn in the mouth, as was most conclusively shown by the last American Dental Convention. Although he flatters himself from his long yori- dence and practice in Washington, he is favorably known to his numerous friends and patrons, be begs leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the late eam the Church of Epiphany of us city. Dr. STEPHEN BAtLy: Dear Sir—I desire toexpress my esteemJor you personally, and my confidence in you 48 a superior dentist. The operations executed for me have been highly satisfactory. I hope that you may receive the patronage from miy friends and the public that your skill so well deserves. Yours ry ae Washington, Aug. %, 1855. J.W. FRENCH. From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs. ores, Cotman & Co, ,Hievjng employed Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- tist, of Washington city, to execute for me an im- rtaut and difheult piece of work, which he did to itv entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that oud of the most distinguished of the Dental College of Baltimore, failed, after ed trials, !o perfym the same work satisfactorily, it gives me reat pleasure to express my entire oon! igh esiimation of his profe skill. jaitirnore, Jan. 12, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS. Extract froma note Tek the late Hon. Jolin U.S. Sexate, Aug. 19, 1856. Tohhers Very pravetull Ace 3 efully, “etter: 0 FON M. CLAYTON. jos@ that seek relief from the maladies of the toni can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as a superior Deutist: he made a set of teeth for one of my femilv, and pingged several teeth for my self, and the work has all stood well for more than ten years. 2 ROBERT T. NIXON, “of the Wa. Conf, of the M. E. Church South. April 19, 1856, P a We, the ‘ersig! unc Theteoth ing could be ving had occasion to avail onal skill ourselves of th L nape of Dr. 3. Baily, eat of ins opera ious on SF PRY AE ery prearure in express, @g Our SGmuration of his artistic shill, as well as of the uniiormly sauusfactory moanper in which he performs t ve most dehonte and dificuiz operations in Dental Surgery, we respectfotly re comand him to the coahdoupe and pet real the public, of which we consider him enunently worthy. ‘Tuomas U. Warter, Arehitect U.S. toh Howas MirLen, M. boot W ashingte 5 B. pueER, M.D. of $3 e! 4 N.S. Lrxcorn, Mt. D., of Was ingt: . Ce Jos. H. Bravery, of Washingem, D.C. Grorer WaLiox, Ex-Governor of Florida. Water Lenox, F: — of Washington. Hexay Batowr, U. ‘ent Office, O.C. Wiekt, Principal Rittenhouse Academy. fel 20 tf a R. VILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHi- Caco, would respectiully inform the ev izens of the District and vicinity, that hav: ing located himuseif in Washington, he i now prepared to perform all operations in his profes- sion, im the most approved style. Ortice, No. 250, Peun. avenue, adjoining Gautier’s. jan Diy <PRING AN S'giton X SUMMER GOODS.—JOHN H- Bridge street, Georgetown, D- C., has receiv New York and Philadelphia, and now offering ery low prices, to cash and rompt customers, a large and general assortment of Stapie and Fancy Goops—comprising in part as follows, viz: New style Silk Robes and fancy Silks Best make black Silks, high lustred Biack Challies, Lustres and Mous Delaines Rich printed (all wool) Mous Delaines Challies and Barege Delaines, in great variety Rich Organdie, Barege.and Jnconet Robes aright colors and mode piain Bareges and De- By len ring-style Poplins t seasonable fabric printed Jaconets and Brilliants White Brilliants, from 12% ‘4 cents I 8 ysand plain Lustres _ — aaa of new styles, in great variety, at 242 cents Rich Chintz colors best French Organdies Waite Goops, tn great variety. Plain Swiss, Nansook and Jaconet Muslins Plaid and striped Muslius Sinall-figured and rich Brocade Swiss Musiins — ane striped Jaconet, Nansook Swiss Muslins White Tarietons, Illusions, and Wash Nets Irish Linens (of the best makes) very cheap Linen Cambric, Lanen and Bishop Lawns Super English Long Cloths, snitable for Ladies’ use New York, Bates, Atwood,and other good makes: Shirtu White Cambries (of Jonas’s celebrated make) White Brilbsnts and striped India Dumity Marseilles for ues and et Card Shirt Bosome and Shirt Collars. EMBROIDPRIES. French worked Mu: mi jarsand $ reves aud Sets sitese Lace Collars Swiss Cambric and Dimity Bands browlered Linen Cambrie Hdkfs. ew styles Lace and Silk Mantilias Stelis and White Crape Shawls Piain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Stoel spring. Neapolitan, and other Skeleton Skirts Spring assortment of Bajon’s Kid Gloves Tatteta Silk, biaek lace and Lisle thread do. Cotten Hosiery of every kind for ladies and children Gents best English Half-hose, ribbed and plain Lisle thread and 'y cotton do. A good assortment cf Silk Cravats and Ties Suspenders, Silk and Linen Cambrie Hdkfs Gossamer and Lisle-thread Shirts and Drawers New style Parasols, _Also, Gentlemen and Boys’ wegr of every deserip- tion, With every vanety of Holse-furmshing Dry Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest ma) Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods at low prices. here they have selected with ic mos’ | stock of Fine Goods, towhich they a Sour attention. _— enenmem 3 have vi el Benes and’ Ching Oruaments buek Porte rroa Cabs, Brushes, Cx % . Grac noes, Chess, Games, E $s: apd sand Halts, Halioons, and notions for little folks—forming im all, the most varied, and most complete assort! fored ine city. Our motto = ce ea 2 profits,” our Store, No. 2), between 8th and | we extend an invitation to call, propiting to its that will most t ae eg | | patronage Destowed Bp. rm Dh he ON Te OMT CERES. MeLAUGHLIN & CO. GLa KB: CLOCKS CLOCKS !!—Jus & great many new 5! S. “Good Timepieces, warranted, —The from New York, - E.—I baves few of | Pape oie hiso, aoe NUTS a sy, al ater ASS A tos in cheap, vat JOUN MeDEVITT,