Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1857, Page 1

~~~ THE WEEKLY STAR: PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, = : This excellext Family and News (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) 2 taining a greater variety of interesting than AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, % can be found im any other—is published on Seturday Corner of Pennsylvania avenuc, and lth street, ’ nested — sd Br W. D. WALLACH, Singie oopy, per annum = wanes one G1 5 and is served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND To CLUBS. . UARTE! b < pins ‘R CENTS, payable weekly to the . - p Newbie FR 113 0 , Agents; papers served m packages at 373 cents per a Wy Casu, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. 5 among i - SA NNT BESTE ceo THE EVENING STAR —————— en month. To mail subscribers the subsoription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ot ‘Stax & year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six tains the * Waalr- months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of 1234 cents 8 week. VOL. IX. iL SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. ington News” that has made Star arew- late so generally throughout yp : peso onneday Eine Sawsel aes WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1857. NO. 1,329. |FEEreSe ee Bt Eggs and Poultry. = MICHEL AND POWLESKA. EGULATIO: FOR THE A Rewarkasve Case op Srinit Revevation- ee rout ear fod eae ae cy be ce mailed, foe of posta 52h Pullishaty price ft: —__ AUCTION SALES. aig Pianos, &e. —-- A circumstance fully as remarkable a8 BY | fept in the State of New York alone is probably | SU2At TAYLOR & MAURYS, By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneo Goud NeDat premicy REIMER OVED SETS OF TanTe. recorded, occurred at Odessa in the year 1842. | about $3,000,000; the city of New York expends _Ap 10- Bookstore, near 9th street. Sty. E_SALE OF LT-FR. 71 PIANO FORTES. DR. LOOMIS, the inventor nud patentee of An old blind man named Michel had for many | no corbin be rye per year for faa. Ifevery ORTEZ THE CONQUEROR, a Tragedy in 2 Sir es Woon shebang te okmas Ser tipo 7 ENABE, fc “Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” having years been accustomed to get his living by seat- | individual jn this city alone would abstain from | gy,A¥@acts. ‘The best production ‘of our modern | his business, will sell, on MONDAY, April Sith, at Some ADE Garuiee Con. sucoosefully introduced Bis imerovement 4 in one | the use of eggs directly and indirectly for the ‘speare. All should read, and criticize this great tock of gilt-frame Mirrors, | Continu: y manufacture and sale of grand and eet sit in Ww Les seer i ing himself every morning on a beam r f . work. Bi F | orclock, en ; es the 7 . r . 1 at his | space of one year, and those 3 were at > - Buy it of the publisher. Oil Paintings, Engra » &c., at his establish it PIANO ES, undert 3 is varivns arehigrss lone hese (oe alms. & —— bene Lia and hate ed, not far from wap tis ON BERGUSON N, 486 7th street. No. 255 1 Penn’ avenu south side, between 12th and of mWVillian Raabe ee Ce at tie aid stand REY I ee ee ar at Frees Shae tecomaiate chick. This fongrootined, practice hed, Made ME | of tone lites whe send eagle te | V Of Maat Latag aca RAN MLAS tent | One raraizeguimio French pate Mant Mir | opioid Ete Hogue, aie’ wg, | nionaaeins fabio cutee * i ii as city. Thi x ; Mire for & lew more Tors, y They have also just opened anew Sales Roomat < bom sie payee ety a wadiet, Me| cick pantry sat cnet frurmands who ask for gas Ladies wo are desirous Kult-frame French plate Mantel Mir- | No 3/7 Baltimore streets between Charies and Light | galvanic action and metalic taste. | There are ne blind: ibuted to the numerous | and you who reside in the city of N ed fi ith an early application. ‘Torme mae rlarge gilt-f F ag faba Poor the premises partly occupied by Mr-| 40d) hence they are pure and clean. They are wounds ho had served aie. Forno | Ge the ogg tou commune lobo acd te he | RBCNGGtad ce uc ated oe Beco | on utes he rene ve Pe barn, | RESUS TERaSeT a ar seae ef fe | wey teehee ode iy r ‘ hatching condi , and at the Music Stores of Mr. Davis, and | One pair e gilt- i ii i a > + | natural in ther . Twill give a rewatd o1 This'ont spoke little, and never =aursanee ——e of the country woul recline to the | Metzerott. ‘ap 6-3m a Ne oe ee Sen Mlatediseer frees tee ont nskerasineee apne %_ | One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce a inion ne egg dealer in s _————————— 70 by = = One pair in e gilt-frame French plate Pier Mi h double key -boards, double reed: similar work of art to equal mine im purity, beauty, F js accident, fell in 1 hiladelphia sends 100 bar- OSEPH GAWLER, CABINET MAKER AND ondiont | S nch plate Pier Mirrors, | octave, some with double key -boards, double $+ | durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite One night, Michel by some rels of eggs daily to the New York market. ‘The J UNDERTAKER. Ready made <=) Together With a large assortment of — and stops to suit small churches. qualit with a little girl ten years old, named Powles- | saies in and about Quincy market, Bost fae constantiz on band. ler mantel, pier, and oval G! Being extensively engaged in the manufacture of | “°Ail ork responsibly warranted. ke, who was friendlese, and on Th ai of | the merchants throughout the city, in toda, were tee diaaone [racers pects of every de- Byorver & Paintings and Hgravings liberal forma. vealpecomnenpeecn eee apis eee Between 1ith and 1zh streets. perishing with cold and hunger. The ol man } over $1,000,000. The cansumpticn of in } sor tion made to order. Old Furniture Repaired ut Frames ne Piano Forte, &c. Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium | —8P!S-ly 00 took her home and adopted her; and, from —< ‘ equal to 140 per year to each individual ; tween te ek ies ere oome 182 Penn. avenue, be- Perms’ gioand under sash come ‘Ba ne ‘edit 60 ae monaco vecis Oarker ass ad tas “in OP D* Co & GOODEAT, v" that time, instead of sitting in thetimber yard, } but in New York the average is about 70 to each streets, mar 23-$m 5 8 credit. wo successive y * P SURGEON DENTIST, and and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes, bearing in- sition to fourteen and eighteen pianos from terest. 4 begs oy ales Bonde fn ow York’ Boston ater MANUFACTURER OF ArtiviciaL TERET G OF THE SEA- went about the streets in hercompany, ask- | Person. At this rate of consumption it would ECO) vD_O he went about the streets in her company, toe; | [ake neariy 123,000,000 of eggs to supply the ane | SESON AGF AY SODENING OF THE SEA- is-e0 C.'W. BOTELER, Auctioncer. | inore, We were aizoawarded the Qrat premium at | Lincon meg. prancomonts enaliing him in: eit the, doors of and they were ex. | London for a single year: ment of real imported FRENCH BONNETS, | 1U7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO, IN | the Industrial Exhibition held in. Richmond, Vir- | Entire Upper Set ‘Peeth, on Golde er iaaher’ Wal “4 they had | yy'4o Bave alluded to the great poulterer of Paris, | The largest and richest selection of FRENCH | courequence of the inclement weather to THURS- | f1mia,, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded Do lo do” : tremely happy together. But when they M. de Sord, in a late number of this journal. His | FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES and EM- AFTERNOON, April 23d. at 4 o'clock. the highest preminm (silver medal) at the Metro- | One or more, on Gold... pursued this mode of life for about five years, | yards furnish about 40,000 dozens of eggs per BROIDERIES to be found in the city. C.W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. | politan Mechanics’ Fair for 1857. Do on Silver. misfortune befel them. A theft having been | week. His hens are never allowed to set; the DRESS-TRIMMIN in the greatest variety, sean In addition to this we are in possession of testimo- Filling, Extracting, nig ee »minitted in a house which they had visited in | ¢ggs are hatched by steam, and eve; morning a SELES ad Ver BAN TETAS, oe A HES PeCe RD ete paella penmil or pmo bef pep genre ap ARspuaions " i cf < SG ys - & SUBSC 4 y' uf . cl sucha : the morning, Powleska was suspected and ar- | swarm of chickens is ushered into the world of DENS GARMENT. Pouce SEE toes i See LEME Cesar | Warerooms, speaking for thomacives and others of bsoongg oy potent yrs bw nd petted - M. i quest of | the high appreciation in which our instruments are ee arenve: _ aps. AR 'S ready r the vast feathered tribes on his premises. ‘Th DRESS-MAKING in t rested. and the blind man was left faye more | Chinese are prosecuting this hatching epg Stade in the Inteat alone — = of reg Or aad | Of sitificial heat, at Shanghai. ‘The process they 1 habits, now disappeared altogether; adopt is very simple but efficacious, a = ot = rs s; this circumstance causing the suspicion to ex- posses sift: over 93 oe wat ie person have a ae to inform the Public that we His spacious brick dwelling House on square No. months from the day of sale if the instruments do not From With Street, r - 2 . a ‘¢ ? give entire satisfaction. = — tend to him, the girl was brought before the | establishment the proprietor—sccording to the | with care, we have solpckol ire terran ene Nord, seat oa 3 , 28, and 27, in square No. 25 Wholesale deaters will find it to their advantage | Dz. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he magistrate to be interrogated in regard to his | work of an Englishman, Mr. Sirr—attirms that | ful stock of Guitars, Viouns. Flutes, Accordeons, 12, 13, and 14, in wane Ness to give us a call before purchasing, can be seen atal! hours,at his office, loeated ax above. : * pr i MPSO Freneh Styles, | bis heirs and devisees, will sell, at public sale, on ‘TISTRY. . ; WILLIAN. MONDAY, the sth day of May next nt sorclock p. | every where held. DX" a r is real estate a = 1 ti ts 2 teed for fi ears, and DR. STEPHEN BAILY, Market Space, bet. 7th and éth sts. m-, all his real estate m the city of Washington, to | 4 na o Ol exchange is granted within the first six Orrices Ut, Pexssvivasia AVENUE, ree He feels assured that an experience of fifteen years’ he frequently hatches 5,000 eggs 5 Banjos, ‘Tamborines,_Viol % Pianos exchanged, hired, and tu ee re ue ad some reason this artificial egg-hatching hie never | Sttu#s, Rosin, Pous” Music folios sierra: | Meche oo mar i6-ly WM RNABE & CO. || PERE Eason skeet eo Do you know where Michel is?” said the | Some reason this artificial egy hatching h cle helonging t0.n Susie Storo, in addition to No. 13, in square No. 55 AHEAP SECOND-HAND PIANOS—We have | [ally will erable: heme to surmmunt one diealte magistrate. : ; Ee eee ees important branch of egy pro- afilatee lot of the latest and most fashionable New § square No.7 instore six PIANOS, some of whic! sclastibe or otherwise, relating to the 4 oot. His ~ He is dead!” replied she, shedding a tor- | ducing. and the duty the dealer owes to the pub- New and second-hand Pianos always in store, f No. naquare No a Seabp [irbmeent Ur ego paral ne PA own experience Coe ant on eee ot aa en rent of tears. lic should make him an adept in distinguishing a | sale on reasonable terms. y! re, for saints Note ooh of Congress families, and are now for' eminent in the profession, and especially Drs. Farris As the girl had been shut up for — days, good egg — a (ase one. There is me dition ty | 8p7 JOHN F. ELLIS, 96 Pa. av. near loth st. Noi square No, 18 spo tsed books ited eb Te each sod Jana E pad nas tod him, Jone sinoe. todee- without any means of obtaining information | in discovering good or poor eggs. ‘Take them OOD AND COAL DEPOT.—Always on | \9i°: square No. 196. . 3° do common, at $25 each ee is, Gutta ha, b od from without, this answer, together with her | into 2 moderately dark room and hold them be- hand the best qualities oF Wood andl Coal thee athe sale will commence at the dwelling-house. 2 do beautifal rosewood cases, scarcely soiled alg 5 "ae coudretine ot Coens ‘Jone : t eaily cecited consider. | tWeen the eye and a lighted candle. If the egg | can beobtained in the market. Fair werght ands | ote terms of sale will be: One-third of the pur- by the few months use they received, at | ‘Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate unfeigned distress, naturally excite: be good. the light will shine through with a red. | sure may bo relied on in all cases, amd the price as ane Inoney in cash; the remaining two-thirds im $200 each is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the able surprise. is . . dish glow; if otherwise, the color will be opaque low as the best article will admit. feathe fe = as at six, Swalve, <a eighteen | 2 do at $175 each. mouth, a8 Was most conclusively shown by the last vob! seis are prepared by aie bolling hard, then aiverned NAW. cor, ie oa CALE... | Savor ualot theme ts boratots "is" aiaeed ay | summit arse gia celle Piano and a grentfargain | Although he fatter umes fom, he log resi “ Then how can you know it. of their shells, placed in earthen jars, and scald- | _ap7-tf one square south of the’A trast, to be approved by the subscribers. Also. always on hand, the largest, most complete, | known to his numerous friends aud patrons, he begs “] saw him killed’” ed vinegar poured upon them, seasoned with | )-cn opaiwcn ee he subscribers will convey all the title and es- | and relinble stock of NEW PIANOS ofany estab- | leave to refer them to the followin, But you have not been out of the prison?” | Whole pepper, alspice, ginger and cloves. When | JUST RECEIVED CHOCOLATES Broma, tato of the late Gen. Thompson to the lots sold. Ali | {ishment wn this city. TESTIMONIALS: pelrfossebn aces | the picks catd the jatar cloned, ad tne egar | and Belts Chentats af aati pos Malart’s | SH Ede terme ie be haneete tin wien | MEME TS, fe NG OH MEIC A QIN” | From the late Reviy ofthe Church of Epiphany of s , ss!” . | are in capital eati ur 8 x : s kinds. m z : MENTS. a «LIS, this city. But how was that possible? Explain what | wit 'heep for a yeat or more. ‘Tne farn-iouse | Chu Eure paste Sania Gohan Bes: | serce the richt of eemliing a aun suurcribors to; | and 9 Pa.av.,bet-tehand tthais, | | Dr. sraruex Bart: Dene it desiet oxpresn you mean = . | epicures hold this dish in high esteem. The egg imperial Gelatine. , may deem proper, at the risk and eost ol the pureha wg lng MEMS Ng opel nie vou ns ® superior dentist. ne operstions executed -Ieannot. All I can say is, that I saw him | comes into market in another shape also, in | MACCARONI—Italian Maccaroni and Vermicella, | 5¢™S- W, HT. TAYLOR, ims.) ngent of Raven & Bacon’ for me bave been highly satisfactory. 1 hope that you killed.” England at this moment. It is called ‘‘condensed Cant a Italian Paste. _ api J. Bo SMITH, and William Miller's celebrated PIANOS may receive the patronage from my friends and the “When was he killed and how?”” egg.’’ It consists of the entire substance of the | {inion Rreserved Ginger, in jars. fel aps =xecutors. has alw ays ou land the largest stock of P public that your skill so well deserves. “I he night I sted.”” egg very delicately and finely granulated by pat- | @°Gfits, Solit Besse Menke’ Flour, Charleston | WN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FI ANOREATES VIGLING, BRASS LN J Fashi 5 Ee oe ae ent process, after the watery property which the | Formlety § SGiNE & BURCHELL ~ Facias, igsned fromthe Clerk's Office of the Gre Ao) ee a RASS ANSGEEE: | Washington, Aug.25, 1055. J. W. FRENCH. ~ That can not be; he was alive when you egg contains has been completely exhausted and | _ mar 20 . MENTS, % ermont ave. and isth'st, | Cui Court of the District Columbia for the County | ONS, and SHERT MUSIC, cheaper than in any | From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs. 1 : & C were seized!” withdrawn, without any change in it i A ormont 8 of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to f New ¥ * Yes. he was; he was killed an hour after | character. All the nutrition of the cue iovomtned « Ald DEATAND IW ASHINGEON Rene er for cash, in front of the Court-house "inate puhifehed and roseived every day. Having em; Fr stephen Baily, Surgeon Den that; they stabbed him with a knife.” and in this state it is very valuable to ship own: | ~ ‘Phe steamer GEORGE. WASH- April, 15). a8 Telok, NE Na eee eo | — Pianos for re Rov str | tisteot Washington city, ta execute for tne an. ~: Where were you then?” ers, emigrants, and others. A single ounce of | INGTON or THOMAS COLYER title, ola rt : HE LARG@ST AND MOS) Ce Aw. | Portant and dito pice af week, woth be Oe Se * Lean’t tell; but I saw it.”’ this preparation is equal to three eggs. The | will depart at the following hours, aud on Mt. Ver- | ion Mand N of lot No. 4, in square No. 574 of the sortment of PSANO FORTES 3s always to be | My utire satialnction oeshed momberset the Dental irl asserted | Chemistry of Common Life, by Professor John- | 20 days additional trips will be run: City of Washington, in said county and district, as < The confidence with which the ; siti Leave Alexandria 7. 84, 10%, 12, 2, 4% what seemed to her hearers impossible and ab- | 70% Rises an analysisof the composition of the | Esare Nakhlutinn atau sie TSX. eurd, disposed them to imagine that she was | 6F%; . tie wie JOB CORSO? ur A, imagine ¢ | of the sell is one-tenth of its weight, the white | _aps-d GEO. T. HOW either Demy orange or pretending to be 80. | six-tenths, and the yolk three-tenths. The egg ——— u found at the Music Depot. ‘T'wo_ Pianos for $20; 6. said subdivision have been aid out forthe Baltimore | one for $15). Splendid Guitars, Flutes, Violintand Soren On aes mak sctoertr & aire The said ott, A and N, havien a outage | vat and REPAIRING of Piano Fortes | Frei Pleasure to express iny entire confidence and recorded. The said lots, aving a front of ING ha exis) D. Captains. | 5) feet 1% inches on Indiana Avenue and C street, | executed by Mr. RuBINE at the shortest notice, in Fenn ene DANN BOGGS. and averaging 92 feet 3% inches on Ist street west, | the best manner. we te ieee ichel aside, they proceeded to in- | loses three-fourths of its weight by the evapora. | @JTEAMBOATS GEORGE WASHINGTON | and gontaining 4,359 square leet, Deine the rentheatt | Av lot ot second-hand =ACCORDEONS and | , oe tecagita hak about the robbery, asking her if | tion of its watery particles. That this denier PaaS pce R— corner of said square; seized and levied tipon as the GUITARS for sale cheap. TOE ais fromangieng tis pee she was guilty. | of rural economy is capable of extension far be- | be enga, for Excursions at any! er aie alae, Slane ate eh teen tach in “te \- G_METZEROTT. U.S. SeRarz, Ang. 19, 1856, “Oh, no!” she answered. Youd Its present limits, and may be exerted to a | time. “Applications to Laumleto tier of the Cap- | favor of Hamilton& Cains” J. Bs HOOVER RETIRED PHYSICIAN whore sands of | , The teeth you made for me work adimiraisy ; noth- « ss ir s re r to SE YAN, 4 i? fC vA ay . discovered wi an fe fou be so 4 an Then how came the property to be found | Without any apprectable cost, is self-evident, and | bama, President, at his office, 3) Feunavenue. | —“P4t48___ Marshal for the District of Col. ike Raat alan @ cercin eive Su Commaast OWN'M:cLAYTON. pa you? “ee ‘ae Weak ts whether conducted on a large of small scale, the | 9P '6-Stawth By A. GRE Anetioneer. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Gereral | -p, tose that seek relief from the maladies of the I don’t know; I saw nothing but the mur- } profits are considerable, and the risk and trouble © THE PUBLIC.—JOHN P. NIS hav- EARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME | [ Debility. The remedy was discovered by him [ S. P. DENNIS hav: teeth, I can cheerfully recommend Dr. 3. Baily as a der.” comparatively small ing taken the well known Coach F House axp Lor ar Avctiox.—On WEDNE Mhen his only child, a daughters was given UP l0 | siperor Dentist: he made @ set of porcelian teeth “But there are no grounds for supposing tory on Gth street, between Louresana ac. DAY. the 22d instant, I shall sell, at 5 o'clock. p. m., | © ‘lie. Wishing to doas mach good. as possible, he | fo CVe Gi my familv, and plugged several teeth for Michel ic dead: bio bade bas not hou rE, Ces1n’s Opinion or His Likeness tx Wor- | enue and C street, long conducted by Mr. in front of the premises, the following named prop- | Will send to such of his adtiicted fellow-beings as | my Seiy, end the work hiag all stood well for more than Me iin the aquedcee tO" M4” | grep Wone-—ina review of Fhe Apocatata. | Jun Me Youn ti mow prepared to manufastaread | SA2, i boty Nex a and sen the wbiinom ot | feauert a Ui rere, withdullanlenpuet ices” p | teu year ROBERT NIXON, is iy Shep’ . ~ . ae SHE: 'GG. s re No, 485, wit e improv: ‘4 fe 5 «And do you kauw who slew him?” is,” a work against spiritualism, published in | RFAGONS, cr, on the mowt reasonable terma:ia | bamincuie and nearly new two-story Fvame House, | He requires each applicant to enclose hui one I} 4 ymy 93, nga CON” OF ne M: E> Church South, g e = a = | Bos! sa ver- 2 w. eck ~ conve- | Shilling—three cents to be returned stage on ae Yes—it is a woman.” Michel was walking | tigertells the following sory: y ie 20g pet mesnnee Sia BE the shortest motions He | NUN Pocus and endo ceatsrne, Ths Ronee io tes [ake decipe, and the remainder to be applied to the | | | We; the undersigued. having had occasion toyavait wily, er [ was taken from him. “*A most respectable, though not very cultiva- | trial. mar 6—2m pun Tout Unt all are ances i ac aces PRES Noe ee pe pee a ay Surgeon Dentist of this @ty, or navang been oogmz~ ant of his operations on our famusies or fnends, take woman came behind with alarge kitchen-knife; | ted lady, once invited us to a private exhibition °=NTLEMENS DRES 7 > Pn GENTLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS OF PINE pieasure in expressing our admiratzon of us artistic but he heard her and turned round; and the | of rappings and seratchings, by which she be- quality. Shirts made to order, warranted to fits This property ia handsomely located on 63g street. that she held converse with her own de- WALL & STEPHENS. uare is bounded by south D and E and Sixth woman flung a piece of stuff over his head, | lieve NS, nth streets west. “The undersicned respectfal- | skill, aa well es of the unidormlz satisfactory jepaues and streck fh goecn ly with the knife; the | Ceased friends, as well as with many people who | _ap 3-tf $2 Pa. av., bet, 9th and loth sts. 7 $400 cash in hand ; balance in four, eight, ly inl nd the pubis senerally, thet | in which he performs the most delicate and di — a : had been illustrious in their day and veneration and twelve mont! he purchaser to give notes fc he is now prepa urnish ‘amilias aud others) | operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully re ray stuff was much stained with the blood. 2 cit x! : HE CHILD'S BOOK OF NATURE_P! the datewred gay bb 7 give notes for | through the season) with the best quality of ICE, | commend him to the conhideuce and patronage of the ms és As we were looking about her simply furnished z D'S B » E- Plants, | the deferred pay ments, bearing interest from the day | (eliered in any part of Washington aad George: | publics of which we consider him eminently worths ichel fell at the eighth blow, and the woman | partor, our eyes fell upon asc 7 e Animals, Air, Water, Heat, &c., by W. Hooker, | of sale. A deed given'and a deed of trust taken. Al 4 dagen er | ee . <i ‘i parlor, our eyes fell upon a screen whereon an hi: rol.; illustrated. 7 ‘Title indisputable. town, and guarantees to give entire satis §action. Homas U. WaLteR, Architect U.S. tol. dragged the body to the aqueduct and let it | torical scene—the passage of the Rubicon we will young Wile, and the Old Love, by J.C. ap iG-d P * A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Orders to be left with KipwELt & IAURENCE, Tuomas Miter, M. D.,o Washington, Ce fall in without ever lifting the stuff which stuck | call it—was depicted in worsted work. Now, | Jeailreson. : ili ————_— — | comer léth street and Pennsylvania evemne; Gao. BR. &. Bow 9. of Reorgtown, 2.0, to his face.”” any one familiar with the specimens of this art, |" Reading without Tears. By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Sar Porss: avecus: bawsentneset sek ates; | for kicitestcrcot Weemmres Pit _“ As it was easy to verify these latter asser- | which are sold at our country fairs, will agree | Strickland’s Queens of Scotland, vol.6. ESIRABLE RESIDENCE OPPOSITE | Groxorsintz, New York avenue, between joth and Grorek Wattox, Ex-Governor of Florida, tions, they despatched people to the spot; and seat, Sewers: a ae = be as moau- | _82 18 FRANCK TAYLOR. : A eee) Seiyaee eS - | lith streets; Ropr. A. Pay. mos is, corner Water Lenox, E or of Washington, - : ments of human patience and human eyesight, HILDREN’S CAR G f gd for sale at public auction on 1 4th and Mass. avenue; and w: te subsertuer, No. Hexny Batowrs, U.S. Patent Office, peomosthen’ Siomeregs were paed og CO Possess the additional interest of | ‘place in the sity,ag enc rs nenrer than any | HLNOON, the ith day of Apri, its? at %4 | 3 Firat street, Georgetown, where Ice oan be had . o.6 Wicut, Priicipal Rittenhouse Academy. But whan they seked her how sha knew all this, | Sere? owrmening sey tecrestrial object; with | _ap\s-__Mel- AUGHIIN & COVS._| Brick Residence at the corner of sth street west | “ap Tit T.N.KIDW. ee she could only answer “ I don’t know.” ? th ns 4 ntlon t the 2 ie eesar W i LER, mt and I street north, opposite the Franklin Square, | —————————————________—____ R. VILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI- “But you know who killed him ?”” patches of red were driven in to represcit the | between Dand Eaiccth, wan GM PRAC BR | aiiut of stect on igthmtroet west the lot extemie | SS COMPANY, KANAWA COUNTY. VA ens of the pistriot and vicmity, that hey ? rl between D a: i streets, wer § S~ tout of 20 feet on 13th street west, the lot extend- ) COI NY, D A COU? > VA. izens of the Distri Ys fa Not canetly it is the aameo woman that put | hash upon his cheeks, black triangles, consisting | TICAL WATCHMAKENT, keeps opestantiy ing back 26 feet on street north to analley. anil | Gabscriptons, will be roseived at the’ Banking | iar located bunsell im Aveesiectons be te out his eyes 4 t h: he will tell of three stitches, did duty as hiseyebrows, while | 9m hand a fine assortment of WATCHER and; ‘he above property 1s in one of the most beautiful | House of Chubb Brothers, for the remaining stock | now prepared to perform all operations in his profes- mana pics AA nud if wag bas qT a tain ie re his eyes were giass beads, that stared in different JEWELRY. ap 10-6m aut fasbionalle Ss well canosirata and gee ports of the shove compeny Der ghee somgin the oe approved style, 5 Saat J ght; if be wil ; ree —=P , the the lot treet north bei he capital stock is x jollars,) of wh: . No. 250, . avenue, adjoining Gautier’s. — it to | directions. As this screen was evidently the or- HEY NEVER LIE—GOOD CLOCKS, | oppositetheabove named important publosquarc, | $70,000 has been subscribed. The mines aro now | jana0ig <i ogee ~ Dasing the wh le of the followi . . nament of the house. we hazarded the observa- handsome CLOCKS, cheap CLOCKS. These There are few situations more eligible fora private | prepared for active operations, and 6 per oent. in- g the whole of the following night, with- | tion that it must have taken a lonz time to work | are reliable. Every Clock is warranted. residence, and a good opportunity is here offered to | terest will be guaranteed upon the stock now offered ND SUMMER GOODS.—JOHN H.- out ——s her to suspect theirintention, they | it—or something of that sort. ‘Yes,’ lied our ap ls G. FRA IS, 499 7th street. tones who zak ie Secours a teen toe home. ‘ for sale, by the original stockholders, for the period 4 = ie. Srates. Sirtt, Goomstown, D. tehed i = ‘ = = ‘erms: ~fourt 3 the o of two years. -. oe New York a jelphia, pe oe gg np hashoa cenit = Heth beetrphebonpey Sap ues tee other evening and oO ing Spring Goods at McLAUGHLIN & | With interest, secured by a deed of trust on the ye dee Upon application to CHUBB | prompt conoees.§ large and general assortment of a Tr. er iY was quite motioniess, Py - x roperty. . t aS. = STAPLE an ANCY Goops—comprising in part as except at intervals, when this Bs was inter- > to ne: E the terms are not complied with in ten days from jan 27 Pr. NDRIDGE. follows, viz: rupted by Veleak aceveus slnoke which pee- Fort Lenetu Fainting Preventep.—The [Ave LADIES!! LAD the time of sale, the right is reserved of reselling at | — — = New style Silk Robes and fancy Sii vaded her whole frame. On the ensuing da mow inventian of steals trmags foe ladies! se pane PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! | the Hak ors vara C. MeGUIRE. Auct SAND TRE Binet Chnitest cin hese Delaines the moment sh feces leak § GAY, | to rest upon, is of such great weight forthe hips | ‘The subscriber has returned from New York, and | 8? !S-eod&ds rand uot | sw north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be Rich printed (nll wool) Mous Delaines woment she was brought before the judge, | that it is not likely to ome general; yet for | will be opening from this date (April 17th) very beau- By JAM C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. tween 9th and lth streets.—I have this day Challies and Barege Delaines, m great variety he declared that she was now able to tell them | those who are liable to faint, it has _a certain ad- | tiful-and elegant GOODS, in his line of business, ALUABLE BUSINESS STAND OPPOSITE | received of J. W. McCurdy & Son, 11! Chestnut st Rich Organdie, Barege,and Jaconet Robes the ame of the assassin. vantage. 7 nere Isn0 Possibility of falling. Here | and We penn eed ee canbe te which aya Centre Mager Space at Public ACTION — Philadelphia, Fa..a splendid assortment of Ladies’, Bright colors and mode piain Bareges and De- ~ But, stay.” sai ‘ + gs 3 a case in point taken from a Paris rs 2 On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 30th, at 5 | Misses’, ai uldren’s G el 38, BOOTS, ines Michel ‘neves tell way ae, magistrate; “did | '* Xtone of the mostelegant ballsof theseason in | fo0ds 88 he buys must be pad for cash.” He will] Sciock, onthe premiscs,{ sui! sell parts of Lots | SLIPPERS and BUSKIN TIES, all colors, shapes | gam French Brilliants and Percalea 4 1 yo en he was alive, how | pie St. Honore, there was a great ular: snee & conree. > i No.2and 12, in square No. 432, fronting 17 feet 734 | and styles, all for the spring trade. Plan colors Cravellas and Spring-style Poplins he lost his sight ” ne guests occasioned by the falling of w char | styles af goods at iower prices than could be other- | inches, more or less, on Louisiana avenue, between | ‘Those wishing a good and cheap article will do Suusls, a light seasonable fabric *No—but the morning before I was arrested | (iy, eurst) occasioned by the falling of a chan- | wixe aiforded.| He respectfully solicits call from | ah and sth streets west, running back %)' feet to. | well to onll and examine my stock before purchasing French printed Jaconets and Brilliants he promised me to do so; and that was the an tnunedistsly wader tt cat the masrcnt. but | ing elsewhere, that they may know what i¢moat to | paved alley, with the imiprovements, consisting of a | elsewhere, as I an determined to sell cheap for the ‘Wine Brilliants, from 125s to 31° cents ; 2 a three-story trick Warehouse, recently occupied by | CASH: “Gall carly. Rest ueices new styles Ging cause of his death.”” some screaming with the surprise of the crush, tock consists, in part, of the | Edward Hall, Esq. asa grocery store. My siock of TRUNKS and BAGS is the largost Delages. Chambrays and piain Lustres ste could that be ?*? a general laugh followed the discovery that no yles black silk Mantillas oe proparty is ree oalraize a business puree in this city. (ap 3) 5S. P. HOOVER. a. om of new styles, in great variety, at “Last night Michel came to me, and be | 08¢ Was hurt. But, an instant after, an exclama- Faience Ende and cle Mapetiies ses from its central lecation an ing immediately 5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 2s cents ors best pointed to the man hidden behind the seaffold- | tion drew all eyes to acorer of the apartment, | Rich aud elegant black L.nce Foints, Opppate the eure Market. 236 PPX? cay corner af \Sth Street. aacadere Manske ne ing on which he and [ had been sitting. He | 200 there stood the se MS hanets on oe Elegant Sawis Ofalkings.ee kc. Terms: One fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, 18, B. H. STINEMETZ having made arrangements Plain Swiss, Nageook and Jaconet Muslins showed me the listeni: head fallen beck and her arms hangipg Aetyeleas ae A ind Hoo Kc and % mouths, with interest, secured by deed of | witha Company of Hatters to be fur- P d striped Muslins as man listening to us, when he | at her sides, but otherwise apparently on her feet. Pane Rie trust on the property. nished with tha most popular xtyles Small-fizured and rica Brocade Swiss Muslins then, the wt! You all about that to-night;’ and | ‘The steel petticoat sustaine her as complete as | _S?. baile teedaShetane cessation one WETS 2 TAR. C.McGUIRE, Auctioneer. | of MOLESKIN and BEAVER Pludand striped Jacouet, Nansook and Swiss the semi- pumpkin sustains the candle on the husk- 5 3 -RING G (—4 ee Be — HAT: ereajter make a dis- Muslins . “Do you know the name of this man?” in, "meee roe had fainted, but only in bust. oy ores rt ne pdt ipl ee _ByA Auctieeron. : count of 123g per cent upon the actual White Tarletons, Illusions, 2nd Wash Nets i * s a id pat : 3k 2 | mark King theHiat sold f Irish Linens (of the best makea) very ch “Itis Luck. He went afterward to a b a the public generally to calf and examine their vi HAN»DSOM TORY BRICK HOUSE | market price, making the sold for a I aoe rp aap st h: 0 a brom x large and select assortment of FO HLGN SPRING Lot on NoRTH G STREET AT AUCTION.— 4(and not unfrequently for $5) for Lanen Cambric, Linen and Bishop Lawns treet that leads down to the harbor, and he | {17> Some fifteen or twenty custom-house em- | GOO ps, whieh they have themselves, with special NESDAY, the 22d instant, I shal! sell at | the low price of 33.50, a slight varia- Super English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies’ aes een ———- sere asics thee thelr soreiecs oroaid’ aie ser | Mfg, seléeted for their special trade, r i ere cae On north, " ee ces step heen Fro make tila system New York, Bates, Atwood, and other good makes = * i i i 2 i- a, ft = erior u r ey. . 's 5 hat is the name of the street ?”’ ceived notice that their services would no longer | ‘They also keep constantly on hand the best quali pare Gtk: fronting om nevis Gy between [/eer or re) an ceenas oka ter ani eeecnee: ow Yan “‘Idon’t know ; but the house is one story | °° ‘eauired. See ey coos Dpaulettes, Swords, | Of round, with the improvements, which aro 4 fine lower than the adjoini a U7 Speaking of eagles, says the Herald, the itenti i i four-story brick House, containing nine conventeut- aring what he hi mene, Sasa told Cath philosopher and patriot, Benjamin Franklin, Ms ee sng root of the bast neers ly arranged rooms and wide passage through the ii im whole house, and a large cistern in the yard, and ly for Cash on DELIVERY, which cannot fail being Ww advantageous to the purchaser, thereby enabling him ¥ to buy for eash and sell at a small profit, meeting M: nS pite Cambries (of Jonas’s celebrated make) W hit lkeats and st India Dimit: od 3 with no losses Shirt Besoms oes hart Collars. heard. and she proposed to ‘0 . = warmly 0} the adoption of that flerce and E . F. LOUDO? : b jebts. id il jin to assassinate Michel ; but he refused, say- | rapacious birds our national emblem. Franklin | Sd atest sty i atts Ead Secs 93, | othorimprovements.. This property. is beautifully | “New Styles FELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW heeaked ERPIDE ES. 5. ont Was bad enough to have burnt out his | stigmatized the eagle as a thief and a coward. feb 7—dtf tinder Brown's otal. | situated, {routing ‘south, opposite tho Judiciary DOE: for Meet, HOTS ems eee oer cea Breet csmiric Collarsai = es Sfteon years before. while he was asleep Lord Napier and his secretary, Mr. Rus-| @ CAR D.—Iladies’ Crape or Meri hawls pecnee: rae rates — ig ganens ne 12 ih and eaters ay len aiemnlgrenimny « Swine and Lace Sleeves and Sets the enter; Sad to have kidnapped him into | sell, haye accepted an invitation of the St. BLEACHED or DYEDANY COLOR. 24 months, for note satisfactorily endorsed, bearing | 13th Street. ap li-tf ey yd ay or yore Then I went in to ask charity, | George’s Society, of this city, and willdine with I kinds of — gods Neeero! eee or Straw Bon- | interest from day of sale. A deed given and a di EW BOOK. BY THE AUTHOR OF “MAR- wise Comer ome ers eS and Catharine put a picze of plate into my | them on the 23d inst.. the anniversary of Eng- sprees PR MGED eee ne RE-| of pant rekon: Title indisputable. CEN, wee ‘aret Maitland,” “The Days of My Life,an] Also, new styles Lace and Suk Mantillas — that I might be arrested; then she hid | !24’s patron saint. The day fs to be celebrated | DAN Oy eee atl for past favors, secures | Pet ___A. GREEN. Auct._ | autobiography,” price 75 cents. Stella and Wiste Crapo Shawis herself behind the aqueduct to wai 7 on an unusually extensive scale by the society. all who patronise himthat no expense shall be spared By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Gieseler’s Church History, 2 volumes, price $4.30. Plain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons 1 then killed him +” “it for Michel, | “" 7 tian Madelaine Smith, aged I years, | to please them. bo - UCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS, PER- | Stones of the Island World, by Charles ee a a “ ‘ 2 . 4 249 south side of Pennsylvania ayenue,between 12th 9 C » Bru: |, FRENCH MigRors, . te Univ: i g- “2 i keep the plate 224% all this, why did you | (augnter ore fed'for murdering 2 young French: | ats lath streets, opposite Gautier'® Confectionery. | Suow —Carks, Coustaus, Stone Ruuxtrung, | , cotmmy; ite Universities, Theology, any Relic; | spring nenortment of Bajon's Kid Gloves sion? ne piate—why did’at you give informa- man, Pierre Emile L’Angelier. to whom she was | _9?20-Im* 1ad DENBAM: teh cope axporuten dnricies — Will be sold other distinguished German divines of tie nee, by Conon Hectery of every kind, for adios ant " me . (i ee Pi c : = . * | Philip Schail, D, D., Professor in the Theologica children But I didn’t see it then. Mi ., | engaged, by giving him arsenic, which she was HICKERING & SONS’ PIANOS. 1457, by virtue of a deed of trust from Selby Parker, | 2 1 Seg pees oth add eg sy ? aun ts ichel showed it | known to have purchased in more than one shop. — eoorded in the land records of Washington county, | Seminary, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, p Gents best English Half-hose, ribbed and plain to me last night <5) = Phe Fe D.C, in Liber JA. 8., No. 129, folios one to ten, at |, W3thes’® Pocket Dose Book. containing the doses ‘do Lisle thread and fancy cotton do. The motive for the crime is found in the fact that Just Tecan a ere supply of Parlor Grand and NOS. |The ‘subscriber, the store of said Parker, urder the National Hotel, a TET Gecnal ieemanione, ‘br deseph Ti. A good assortment ef Silk Cravats and Ties “But what should indy: : iss S i Louis XIV oe ce Catharine to do | Miss Smith had another suitor in a more promis- | Louis X bse 1 , 1. Oe nae aad Lite teen rie thi” ing powitionof life than ToAngelier, who was | ose, ful aewiunent ol Cra iranian, aia pypucrens | Nyuhee: ASMA D.uthor ot tee Atironcets' | Getamer sit lane-aitend Shirts Sa Ditwers Michel was her husba: clerk. N ; " br : * luriosities of the Microscope,” &c. Price 63 cts. New style Pa: i usband, and she had for- rome PIANOS, from the celebrated factory of | enumerated in the schedule of said deed, cousisting | 5 ..¢ Dublished, and for sale at 3 rasol: ry eaken him to come to Udessa and mai i An ingenious gentleman of Mobile, Mr. | Chickering & Sons’, Boston. By the concession of | of various Fancy Goods— Te TALL ‘OR & MAURY’S Bookstore, Also, Gentlemen and Boys’ wear of every descrip One night, fifteen years TrY SgaiD- | 1) cirner, bas Invented a register, which, when at- | the best judges, these instruments are placed at the | A large collection of Combs and Brushes 8 5 a car och arent tion, with every variety of House-furnishing Dry who had come to aeck heee ape’, 22" Michel, | tached to the car, indicates the speed’ at which | head of all American Pianos, and they can safely | Perfumery, Porte Monnaies, Playing Cards ap ON es ncaiah ee aan her. She slipped hastily | the train is going. Not only can the conductor, | challenge comparison with any of European manu- | Ladies’ C . Fans, Raisors and Strops ATS! HATS !—Constantly on hand a full sup- =e rvant inte her house, and Michel, facture. Soaps, Card Cases, in silver and in had not seen him lay down at who thought she passeeger or any one on the train, see ata glance | “Aisin store, Pi EF ply of BEE her door to watch ; | at what ia rh 2) K . o8 of various styles, by other | India-rubber ‘Toys, Scissors, Hair Oil, Tooth ogether SPAY LOR’S Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods + rate they are traveling, but the superin- ‘ed makers. P1 id lower than they ea: Brushe: P ped Ph t black at low prices. but he fell asleep, and then Luck burnt out hia | tendent at the end of the road, on examination, | betought at the North and brought here. Second: | Ladies’ and gents? very finest Kid and Silk Gloves | HATH) of taltunore, ie test ivi ap8-tr JOHN H. SMOOT. ‘Yes. and carried him to a distance.”’ can ascertain what speed the train has made at | hand Pianos taken in part payment. Bead Purses, also, three large French Mirrors for $3,5), as good as those usually sold = Pepe na CNBR TOE No OFB And is it Michel who has told you this?" any and every part of trip. x} te next stanmnee ao wo pene supply of Louis 2 eee til Cassar wrh eed frames 5; and a good poe © ois nee Rogar Bt ta on onl “¥ = received. f Sho h mah ; ‘a firs’ a ODS =" bicoy®'; be came very pale, and covered with | BLve Rioak Toxwat —We regrettolearn from | X17 ,t4ar'to meet the icreasing demand for the Pi- 1 large Gilt Chandelier, ‘with five branches Wo Phe best materials and the best from New York, where they have selected ite ali an he took me by the hand and showed | the Charlottesville Jeffersonian that doubts are | anos sol the subscriber, he intends in a few | 4 gilt smaller Chandeliers, 2gult Window Lights is employed to produce a $5. Hat, | oWFe & most beutiful stock of Fane Gooke. Maw meh me all this with his fingers.” constantly expressed as to the accomplishment of | weeks to enlarge and refit the store he now occupies, | 2 long Panel Counters, oue Clock, Oil Floor Cloth | which 1s sold for 0. We do @ cash business, | they invite your attention. |) nd variety of Fums, Upon this, Luck and Cat = that most deatrabie event, the com fetion of the | and thereby he will be enabled in future to offer to | Chairs, and sundry other articles of Store Fumi- | meet with no losses, but gre each customer full tne orery a Gemiments: pearl, silver, and y eR marr) . * . - | Jefferson’ 3 in NS , At 10 o’ el: * Bth . rushes, Carri By ~ od 3 Rherson. They ©, Michel in the year 1819, at | tunnel is still to be arched with brick, and 150,- [= MIDDLETON, Rion, sis and will be contiaued there From day to | FE RTHON ath since nes Ba. avenue, Azent | dorem Domes, Chose, Games, Eneravings, F'oct. but Powleske first denied the accusation, | 00) are wanted for that purpose. These bricks . ICE DEALER, day, beginning at the same hour, until the whole is ew York Hi ‘i tS tf | Parlor and ttle folks_—forming in all, the largest, atitimiok mann and they subsequently | @r¢ yetto be manufactured. sone Wan corner of ye il pees Be ast Pacan ‘hata ot sactwane Tapia eTn aa notions for | pow Beco plete ase ortiment wore . - y ri - : ‘ is : a SF " —R. . 4 7 — smal the cireumstancess When they communicated | i] 7~ The New York Legisiature adjourned sine Soar ores "s = = | cash; all sums over that amonnt, on a credit of 60 CO., Alexandria, V: if yg otee 4 this ety. Oar Pay ee A she said. “ of the confession to Powleska, | 4é¢ on Saturday. ‘The Dred Scott resolutions, de- ISHING TACKLE.—LIMERICK, VIRGIN- | S149) days, in equal amounts, for netes bearing in- | a hand variety of CHA W. RS. PE proate._ omr s ad she said, ~ I was told it last night’? | nouneing the decision of the Supreme Court of F Kirby, Chestertown, and Gravitation FISH th approved endorsers. By order of the | ANTS, BRACKETS, te. fone Lice vehi fas. | Pagite Centro Market: tation to call, promisi This affair naturally excited erent i the United States, were ~ ‘The Broadway | HOOKS of all sizes; Silk. Chinese Grass, Linen, . JAMES M: Moltal and tory of Cornelius & Baker; which they will nuaran: | ogi? wunccnents, that will most assuredly orate and people all arvand the neighorhend hone? | Relief bill, which failed in the Senate, and the | $14 COSI Ki y, ANE ee heat WILLIAM H. PARKER. | toe'to sell at the same prices charged to private pur- | {hem to continue the liberal patronage bestowed up - ed into the city to learn the st hasten- | Trinity Ciurch bill, which died in the House, } anf Sverything iu the Fishing Tacklo line, at groaily { _ oP 16-déede A- GEREN, Anat. F# at tho sale rooms on Chestnut strest, Phila: | on ux since our entrance in business. || 1 ee Were the caly mations of isnportanon which wete | reduced prices, just receiver smi for wie Uy DS XISTUE, OF TWO WRITS OF FIFRI | ted’Paper Shades, in great tarety- ee : a “QNew Steawens —a contract } te herr ‘ No. 128 Bridge Georgetown. _ Facias, ed from the Clerk’s Office of the | Call and examine for yourselves. derl LOCKS! CLOCKS!!! CLOCKS !!—Just op>» ted between the Detroit and Min e® bee? comple- | 8% to prevent the accumulation of bills of country | ap 13 AL ode'netieson Sorgerow®: | Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the | — = Cc ag gages geting to Company and G. ‘Campbell 4 eaukee Railway | banks was passed. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.— | County of Washington, and to me directed, Usha | FJ OUSEKERPERS, in making purchases, willdo CLOCKS. Good ‘Timepieces, warranted, “B atraction of t e “0., for the con- The fi i of the thers ha’ in hand, for, expose to public sale, for cash, int the Court- t I . : jow 2381. i MM Hallway with che Mfwaycotuest the D. | country are publitiing a tory: originated by the | axle ation press, ment saat fQREDRR | Robes door of sad county on WEDNESDAY the Ha has BAS Nea SuetSE RE erin | Cio guOGK MATERIALS, such 4 Oi sippi Railway. They are to reeetge Aud Missin. | Waterville (N. Y.) Times, detailing the diseov- Rem ROCKAWAY §, BUGGIES, Light. aim and interest in'and to ARTICLES. and other useful notions, and his pri- | Corts: Bales, hey Tt ROBINSON -S F rf ik at 5 he evgines, | ery of a singular subterranean in the Be On ey er nebeca yond | 2 W square ‘No. Gil; together will all «reat Clock Emporium 58 ora te machinery, cabin fixtures. furnit hing to purchase in sq gu! ces are unifermliv low. names of the Great Western ure, aad the | vicinity of that village, in which were also found | vite the atte Ls Lac nseguicllt bs the improvements thereon, “being the property on = ap 3-2m and *-America’’ have heen pe serra Canada”? | a quantity of Mer ‘plunderbusses, much-bat- dee Ve cles. which the Lime Kiln is located, at the corner of Vir- A a ‘out fi i st id to Repairing. ted, = ene tered swords, iron saucepans and goblets, and a iz icular attention BR & PLAC i ginia Avenue and the canal,” seized and levied u “Mauuots SteameuiP Ea = helmet of brass and iron, the front piece of which | ap a-im Fees, Pp. 5 sell at cost. Also, GOBL! land Board of Trade have received autee ot | bore the following letters in Roman characters: By.bOw® DOLLAR MAGAZINE FoR will be’ sold to satisfy Hateina Novae te Gand sther GLASS Wa RES that must be ola preparnto le c! us We have be: authentic in- |+D. L. 0.8.7? A little trouble in transposing Term 1095, andl judiciais to March tarm 1852, 1 ones rime lot of SUGA to a change in nee. All thet want to buy , ould ha Prederik and Augustus Schneider ent fake received: Baking. cheap. please iat Noe 38, between 9h wh ets eee etvae HAMS, prepared it the Hoasefurnishing Store, 490 7th stre: Bp 5 S formation that the owners of the great steamer Bi abe that she will be ready for sea soo: | these mysterious characters w je shown Pictorial for 2th April; The Jewelled john ds r nate in publishing this stoi aller continued. . . D. streets, avenue. midsummer, | tetas fee ot ishing ry Tallman) or The Puriag and Sovater or Fy ‘Atas Marsbial of the Distant api7 feb 17—6m, JOHN McDEVITT,