Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1857, Page 2

a — ae aE « . : ‘ me — be . * - ae ee 7 -* —— SNE ea a = THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER: (BXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue, and lith stress, 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 373 cents per month. To mail subsoribers the subscription priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three monthe; for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. ("SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. ee Ebening Star. VOL. IX. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1857. NO. 1,862. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journal—con- taining & grester variety of interesting reading than oan be found in any other—is pubushed on Saturday morning. be ANCE. eubsor: eee ea will be saved. Rrvariably i Wash ington News" that bas made the Dairy Stam sireu- is. - ily throughout the “ake; 4 ingle copres (in oan ai the ovunter, immed issue . Tunas Crxte re? sre ‘OSTMASTERS who act as agents wi allowed & as will be of twenty per cent. —_—— THE FISHERMAN when he considered how slight was the bil . 3 F mR “ Fearless let him be whose trust is in God.” ity that the waters would ase tise above his oO pik Department, Maroh 12,1857, | ___ FOR RENT AND SALE. mess Dentistry, &e. Summ 3 Retreats, &e. Tt was as calm an evening as ever came froin | head. Still he determined to do all he could to | Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of the Fox & VAN HOOK, Reat Estatr AOEsS _ DE TIS Ry. WHite HOUSE PAVILION. heaven; the sky and the earth were as tranquil | preserve life. The waves were not rough, and | ans of the United States, that this department will 49044 Seventh street, below F street, have for RY . STEPHEN BAILY, , —_— od no bag Lesa the one had ever distu pts supported him. 2 pile nprdaaag yen until the Ist day of June next, fe tact os ry, qos ars ne pa to B13 ba pele nd 5 iy TE aa He ey poblic ae Fit he hae voasedl | t cena the re tl - and the an— awfal moment a uniess the sum of $1,590,000 shall be iously ob- | each—payable i 1 monthly instal: f 7 3 SE PAVILION ‘season, seme ibe rig marr | ay Sad rence nest et | meee pi in a ea | pater mean on™ | mais Yess rupee | SHE HO EE sgt cicas r . A . urs, is office, loonted as: e. Ci pee che epee rt Pen abe — — te Pray: “howiy ped lg parva’: epee ae pstors: pleted orp w ge — pout Ast he Ansett tives adjoining the Na- | He feels assured that an experience of fifteen years’ | Ko, that the market affords, at Weakington ees . y came, ” ts sd vy-yard Bridge, and are in every way desirable for | practice, with the large number of patients. The san had gone down, and the pensive twilight | fearfully than if it had i rt great |G i Parties wi | fe around its des- | ‘ional interest for the money to reach the vender, oy wishing a cheap, pleasant, and healthy loea- | variety of difficult cases that he has treat cgoouse- spore gre rede would have reigned over nature, but for the | tined prey; soon it reached his waist, and he be picsins tates of premium on said stocks : peeks then rears are requested to complete ES calle - ot polsuing te the 7 eth % {4 the el Petoont Beales prorat moon, which rose in her full-orbed beauty, the | then prayed that it might go no higher. On, or the stock of 1842, a premium of 10 per cent. their purchase, and get pri mow has the title to own experience confirming the opinion o| men | may 26-Sw B. SCHAD. ween of an illimitable world, to smile upon | on, on, it eame, and his pow + were covered: For the stock of 1867 and 1648, a premium of 16 per these Po is guaranteed free and clear from every | eminent! in ghe prefassion, and especially Drs. 18 | UNYGEIA HOTEL, = the Soodly things of ours, and to givea radiance | hope digd within him, and he thought of him: | 9e%t and for the stock of 18, commonly called | possiblejnouribrancs, "may 25:3m | And J. and E. Pi ay mentions for hillte Teeth, aim HY SE HOt Et point COMFORT, ¥. nnd a glory to all she shone upon. It was an | self no “longer, but of those who were so dear | Tex8# Indemnity Stock, apromium of6pereent. |, FOX & VAN HOOK, Rrat Betate Acaxt= all Enamels, Gutta Percha, inde hour and a scene that led the soul to the eon- | to him—his wife, his children and his father— Certificates of stock transmitted to the depart- 4904g Seventh street above D street. have for sale fe ubber, and Ce- This most delightful Summer Tesort—the it ments, under this notice, t be assigned to the | Cheap 13} acres of LAND, well improved, situated oth and oo re fetagee sala eng oid PI fo, | as sow the mal Soper ef tae aaaan templation of Him who never ceases to watch | it was for blessings on them that hb OS, sacs . stags stg s th strect, two miles fi he Centre Mar- | -eeth. ‘ore! » mounted on Goi 5 ui hy le = over the works he has made, and whose protee- | plored Heaven. gs ¢ then im- United States, by the party duly entitled to receive 5 gas Street, two milos trom the Centre Mar- | is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the | sicned, and will be opened on the ist of, “ - ae ‘ mouth, as was most conclusively shown by the last | June next, and each successive June followius. & ting care displays itself alike upon the solid | Still, on, on, on, it came, and he was forced | ‘Be Proceeds. Also, nearly opposite, 200 acres very highly im- | A'me ad i American Dental Cor tion. engage to make it to the seekers for health, recroa~ | i : Payment for the stocks so assi and transmit- | Proved with modern buildings. ‘ Although hi att himself from hi resi- | tion, gaiety and living, mely attractive. land and the trackless wastes the deceitful 2 raise his head to keep as long as possible | teq will be made by drafts on rp eroeie _ |. Also, 86 acres of upimproted LAN D, seven miles | dene ris practice ‘cn Wealington, aie eps resi Foc ben hy ere Arent coe saferatany sea. rom death ; his reason was almost gone ; his urers at Boston, New York, or Philadel phi: at te from the city on the Seventh-street road. known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs | season of the year. it is as exempt {rom di in On such an evening, a group was assembled | breath grew feeble, his limbs chill > he panted, | option of the pastiad batiiog oe ieaaive tha tatnes onsaifcicice teat e 15 sores each, | leave to refer tae eee Sodom un s mot beg ey 3 ae 3 tale the around one of the fishermen’s cottages. The , and his prayers became almost in: - : * Iso, *ARM, with Grét-classi a ESTIMOD JS: + 5 re in! habitation was built in the true spint of the | mae Bho bt i vcohed ta hic ee inp which should be expressed in the letters acoompa- in’ Prince Witlines ie ae seas OG From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of | most pleasant of the senson. The weather balls glared as if they would start from their | "me-isdinthon sot oY ELL COBB, ther side of the | sockets. He closed his eyes with an effort, and mt = the sen breeze balmier, apd the luxuries of the walt 18 city. olden time, when comfort was the principal ob- Dr. Sternen Barry: Dear Sir—I desireto express | water are to be had of finer quality and in greator acres; one of 7) acres, one of 120 acres, ard one of ject of the proprietor. At Seoretary ofthe Treasury. | 140 acros, together with a numberof FARMS and . unimproved Lands in the adjoining counties yous ssuperiordvatet, ‘The openiices ancontel | Shoe’ Atianie eestor Te ie tee : a : a jantist. 0! 8 F ri door was seattered the lines. and nets, and bas | thought for the last time on the home that | PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. in MPO, area variety of Houses And Building Lots | Tor ma have eon highly satisfactory. f hope that you | what the pot hath said: splice senis kets. that betokened the calling of the owner, | would soon be so wretched. Horrible images DerartMest or THE INTRRIOR, May 23, 1857. oes of the sity, some of which will be sold | mny regoiye the patronage [denerven ems and the | “Oh! if there bean Elysium om earth, it in this, it and the fisherman was taking his farewell for | were before him—each swell of the sea seemed SxaLxp rroros ts for furmshing such stationery | _ Capitalists, Trustoos, Widows, and others, hny- | Public that your skill so weil deserves. pren : * i P * ry A . Yours very trul; the night of his happy, famil as if the fiends were forcing him downwards, as h d by th me! " e | ing money they wish safely and profitably to invest rt A % bidding himm “God spsed’” eh hie See 6 the cry of the sen-bird was like the yell over | Beet! Your ending Juve 9i'1ase eit Bence ean tT | WAI hind ate thet cmse Renee Raven Sepuest | Washington, Aug. 2%, 1955." J. WW. FRENCH fine po ee was leaning his arms on the rail- | their victim. He was gasping, choking, far he 12 o'clock m..9n the 31th day of Juno next. ‘Those | doubted securities, which can be purchased, 80.48 to | From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs. > , 8. . Jarvis, and other army snrgeons at Dr. Francis Mallory. Dre. ld Hope, and Vanghan.and indeed the unaccompani a b - bn { by satisfactory test: Is of abili- | realize a clear interest of from 12 to 20 per cent. per t “ x cal Faoulty resident in the viewity of ing, and talking to an interesting girl, whose | had not strength to keep his head above the | ty to ful I the contract Will hot beconsidered, and annum. = Having employ. Seabee ianity, Reseaon tien Fort Monrce, all cortaly that they * have sever band lay on the shoulder of a younger sister. | waves, every moment they were plashing upon | contracts will only bo awarded to established manu | | Persons having Farms, Houses, or other property | ,ifM¥7 Vasnington city, to execute for me an im- | Eton caw af billtows ov ckue and Serer to ort The stout fisherman, dreased in hisroughyerkin, | him, and each convulsive start that followed | MSttfors of or dealers in the articles. they wish to sell, exchange, or obtain loans upon, of | portant and difheult piece of work, which he did to | £i€%¢ there, and that at all seasons wand or Fs i vish to renl- : . henlthicst spot on the face of the eart 4 rt | All the articles required must be of the very best | unimproved uilding Lots they wish toreal- | My entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that P, and large boots, that reached far above the | only aroused him to the consciousness, if con- | quality of their kind, ‘tnd in no case inferior to the | ize an income from, wil! find it advantageous to con -f a h 1 5 one of the most distinguished members of the Dental knees, was in the act of kissing a little cherub, | sciousness it could be called, that the next | *®™p.es which will be exhibited at the department. | sult with them, as having an extensive acqunint- i ‘7 their certificates in Do Bow's Review, Southern ” ! h College of Baltimore, failed, after repea , who seemed half terrified at being elevated so | plunge would be his last. Each proposal must be signed by the individual er | nce and a long, active and successful experience as Planter, and American Farmer. may 2-lGwkiaw2m JO: n erform the same work satisfretorsl AR, Proprietor. ; : sig . : ' firm making it, and nmst specify but one price for | dealers in Real Estate, they fiatter themselves that | Prenat pleasure to express ms entire oo wwe deen emacs high as his father’s lips; while the wife and! Merciful powers! at that very moment, when | each and ever article contained in the schedule. any business they may recommend or consummate, ai h estimation of his professional skill AKE HALL, Rawrrox, Va mother, with her infant nursling on her lap, | the strength and spirit of man had left him, All the articles furnished must bs equal in ail re-.| Wi | pre ealike este factory Lo their smployers and itimore, Jan. 12, i057. HARMA BoGGs. is“SUMMER RETREAT." onl eae was looking anxiously upon her husband as she } and the cold shudder of death had come on, he | &2¢ctSto the samples, and must be delivered without | creditable to themselves, may 25-2w eet oun = a E A SA ry sr 72 eile from breathed th ing blessi . felt that the tid high is eyes | Mea neh ordered to the satisfaction of the head of | TOR SAI.E—On liberal terms,a new and desira., | Extract froma note received from thelate Hon. John | Old Point, willbe re-opened on the rat ¢ reat! the parting poe ee the prayer | el a e le rose no higher. His eyes | th» office for which they are required, and a failure Fr ble BRICK DWELLING, on south side of M. Clayton. June, when thi rietor will be happy for hissafe return. A little boy, the miniature opened. closed, and a fearful laugh troubled | to do so will be deemed cause for the abrogation of | Ayre? street. betwnen ath and Mh weet soda cone, U.S. Senate, Aug, 19, 1856, | See any of bis Soonts Pe ete er of his father in countenance and in dress, bear- | waters! They eddied in his throat, and ae re ht of fortable FRAME DWELLING, No, 44, on north | | The teeth Tere ee Seaboard. ‘The Hall has been muc ing & huge boat-cloak across his shoulders, and | the bubbles floated around his lips; but | grentervr loss auontite of carkaehin mpi bag side of north K street, between 6th and 7th west. ing could be better, bes oa OL AYTON. ednud Mpuntiael wal conte mopeniiee can the lantern that was to give light when the | they rose no higher; that he knew; again | a* the public service inay require. ecunint ie oe ee pease a the comfort and pleasure of all who may ‘ete moon departed, completed the group, it we ex- | and again was heaved a deep sob, as he drew in | _,Afticles not named in the contract to be furnished peel ces ? 3) Saawa nies To those that seek relief from the maladies of the | delightful resort. ' cept a mbie Newlbcadland PAG steps tn | his breath, and gave it forth a nae aeay. A at the option of the departinint at the lowest market may 19-tf POLLARD WEBR. Agent teeth, I can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as a Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &e., . : ! 2 - A | prices. 5 Bo ho ee cinta dad AEE hie superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelian teeth | ®!way: advance of the party, watching for the nod to | minute hadspassed since the salt seahad touched | | Bonds with approved security must be given by OR SALET ALS bargain, and on very easy | for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for i i i his lips; impossi i is i the person or persons contracting; and in the event terms, a T OF LAND, snitable for a | myseif, and the work has all stood wel for more than Gaeas one Feoeen gee pie * ie auld todas pope hg eRe of the refusal or neglect of the contractor to furnish farm, or other_purposes, and Withen S miles of | ten years. 7 ROBERT T. NIXON, ——————— iry 0 a any article or articles named in the contract. W: tor ty. Ne. 5! f the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South. 7 “ Good luck, good luck.” exclaimed the old | his eyes, and faintly murmured forth, «0 God, | the order of the department oraus ofiteburennae he (ai'store) 2th ek et ee eee _ ; Pianos, &c. man; ~* good Iuck and safe home again, John; | be merciful!’’ The flow of the ocean nad in- | $%¢ may be purchased in open market ; and the dif- | may Je tf POLLARD WEBB. We, the undersigned, having had occasion go IANO FORTE INSTRU ya wank naught more than God's blessing, ani ceased; there he still stood, motionless; but | {crcucn between the price paid therefor and the con. rect, between | Qurselves of the professional skill of Dr. S. Baily, in readiness to contribute to the enjoyment h R. G: BANKS. | tenet rice shall be char; Py ENT.—The 'S! —_ ~ r tood, t 2 charged to the contractor and de- OR RENT.—The HOUSE, on ¢ a f : . : i that ye may bave for asking; buc ye may. as | praying and weeping—thinking of his beloved | ducted in the seftiement of hie socount tor the mace. 19th an reots. First Ward. formerly eeeu, | Srey Dentist clus cus jor fincmg peen corntz | | Mr. W. H. PAL AMER continues to add new mem well take mine to Sod bless ye, and bye | home, and hoping that his place there might | tef during which such refusa! or neglect may occur. | pied by Lieut. Harrison. It is nearly new, well fin- Prensure in expressing our admiration of his artistic | ATER. at hie Rew eee , ¢ a * es The subjoined list specifies as nearly as can now | ished, and has ail the modern improvements, with kil 1 f formly satisfa " e} i " ae over to ve Lene ea erarat Nacant. The waters in a short | pe done the amount, quality, and description of ouch | Garriaze-house and Stable, serene room above | sku, a8 wel perfects tie noaee eres tory manner | Bookstore, Tuesday, Wedaesd The blessing was heartly echoed by his kind | time subsided, and he was enabled to stretch | of the kiuds of articios required : Apply to WM. BROWN, next __fay 15-16 _ | operations in Dental Surgery,and we respectfully re- | “%y,0nd Sxturiay. between 2aurt partner and hischildren, and whistling as he ; his chill limbs, and then to warm them by ex- | Item. Class 1.—Paper. Fe SALE.—My RESIDENCE onthe corner of | commend him to the confidence and patronage of the : a went, with his boat-hook on his shoulder, his ereise. Soon the rock was left dry. and the lL. Bail bef ae post bees neepnd plain-fin- New Jersey avenue and C Street south, Capitol | public, of wach ye omg in ay Pe V re mus —o ypax ¥ dog Ni bef d his boy, followi | fisherman knelt down upon that desolate spot ished, ruled and trimmed, per ream Hill, fronting on the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on ‘Homas U. oa rehitect U. 8. Capitol. usic, xing cant hours for a few mor: iog Neptune ore, an is y, following, 4 : esol: ‘pe 2. 16 reams folio post, light, plain, unruled, for of- | C street sout h 206 feet 11 inches, and containing nearly HomASs Mruver, M. D.,of Washington, D.C, Scholars, reguests those Ladies who are desirous he trudged along to the beach. among the billows, and hid his face in his hands, ficial seal, per ream 34,000 square feet. i B.S. Bonner, M. D. of Georzetown, D.C. of being peri ected in Baliag Singing, or Music, sos family weve asd the er ee nee: | rege cn and Mewed bis Creator—bis Pre: ) 5 Si fenty sidivanl immer, porate me- | Choy eat We Panties. | MS page Bo Wankinetaa bc. | fo Rourke winanenrnapplcatcas Porte made mau’s family were astir; the little girl was bus- | Server! er 4. 40 renms consular cap, white or blue, trimmed OR SALE, at a bargain, a new and desirable Grorse Wattos, Ex-Governor of Florida, and 10th, avd at the Music Stores of Mr. Davis, and ily arranging their little parior, while the | a eS - = well peers terk of his faithful A nd Tale, per roam tie todd asa ot ore DWELLING HOUSE, together with a Watres I ENOX, Mayor of Washington. Metzerott. ‘ep 6-3m pger Was preparing their breakfast table, dog that he heard above the waves; in another TW TOT ER Ce hi Swag, reses sine: lowe gre w Stunted OC. Wieut, Pan Rittenl > Acodonay, SOLD MEDAL PREMIUM and the mother was spreading before the fire | moment the creature was licking his pale cheek. 6. goo reantd quarto post, white or blue, ruled va- on the northeast corner ofath street weet And ‘A st. feb eit Si a ai cae oe oh G J PIANO FORTES. the cloths of her husband and he: . An © was saved—he was saved—for his own boa rious widths, per ream north, and in a rapidly improving part of the city = a —- 4 M K) § he cloths of h id r boy. H ed—h d—for hi boat i i th di t of th Or WILLIAM KNABE hour passed, and she grew somewhat uneasy ; had touched the shore, and his own boy was in 7. 8 reams quarto post, extra superfine, thick | The view is commanding, and has made the location R. V os Db, DENTIS r. L igs o 1- (Senior partner in the late firm of i és ba “a | hia ' He had bi drifted he land eream-laid, ruled, per ream very desirable. Price, $2,500; one-third in cash, the lage yokes respect uly inform the cit Kyase, Gaerne & Co., that he had remained abroad beyond the usual | his very — ea # een Mekal: tl eieed 8, 2reains whito vellum note paper, highly glazed, | balance in two years with interest. v1, | zengol the District and vicinity, that hav- Continues the manitacture ar sale of grand and ne ri | a those * per % - | ing loca‘ imself in Washington, he is nare h, S.u e name a ant te ie eee mic Sata 2 for the pred of ning his father's life. i % 1s feams Alhmmbra iid note paper, git odged, ine, No, st ad sated, oa tho. west se reat — aperarn Fo aber ae crepe in his profes- ot w we a See = r! sem . out to the hillock, and try to see his sail on the f Now homeward, homeward Le he exclaim- } 10.10 Dole bed mate paper, lined, per ream 512 (2d story) 7th aieeke COLLAR dD OE r E ° Office, No. 250, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier’s, | posite the Eutaw House, Baltimore. é water; be seldom stays out so long when the | ed. “Homeward, homeward!’’ echoed the | 1: 15 reams flat cap, white or bine, unruled, per | may 6 tf Real Estate Agent. jan 2 iy nthey ave also just opened Anew, Sales Room st . Aa Ss - 7 j a > Te > = oe a 4 ht eco is calm and the ventees Bie Pibenegeeb a. os Riaeped aad bared st the |. 3,10 a vaiopay. yellow GMAln cert! ver | FORM HOR RENT—THE DESIRABLE | (HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. greets, on, the premises partiy ocoupied by ‘Ale ‘oo, Was not quite well last night. an salone com - 2 us 2NCE on ol 2ist sts. — eury McCaffery as a music store, where they w cheald Laws dened bles bene.” The fisherman's family were still supplicatin, 13, eseares large brown envelope, per ream together idee Broenss. susronnding ve The upk- ECoure. = vee ona patentee of Koon comstaztls on hand = lenge: aaoetent o plain The old ma: t forth. and one by one his | Providence upon the hillock that overlooke 14. 35 reams pink blotting, per ream se contains sixteen rooms, has ¢ roughont, oomis’ Minera ate Teeth.” having, and highly -finished gra: square Piano Fortes e man went fo a me by Be 15. 49dozen sheets patont blotting, perdozen sheets | 80d furnace. ‘The stable will be suld or rented with introduced his improvement in| also, Mefodeons, from the best makers. from 4 to 5 grandchildren followed him, until the mother | as bog sD yar the old man started Seema bid.| 55: ta eects crewing paper auttcencace: per oeeer the house if desired. phe lot, the house stands on Jes, has now permanently estab- see mome with double keyboards, double reeds, : “ 5 % a 0 rs on. ‘ 5 cious babe, “ARcr tie lapse of smother hows, | © epesh upon the distant watern ore rere | 1 ghocis devin papers dodo sophia per | of Pimjege out the parchaser an have wore | Tabet himwel in Weesint hrs ats comestegnat. | “HSeraeei ete ee scious babe. After the oe of another hour, Ra ‘po here?” resi ty. fis . | 18. 25 shoots drawing paper, elephant, per sheet Atso, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe iy in making a set of but ona piece of matenal, and | Pianos, we will sel! wholesale and retail, on the most her daughter entered, with news that a neigh- ere, where *"’ was echoed by | Baa ; 19. 75 shoets drawing paper, royal, por sheet giner of F and 19th streets, and LOTS on 19thynear | that indestructible mineral. No metal is used in | liberal terms. bor had spoken to her father in the night, and | 2nd he pointed out to what he hoped to the | 20. 20 xheets tracing paper, French, large sizo, per eee Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS. their construction, and they re free from r Gar Sia ey eta trent remium that he certainly would be home soon. | absent boat. They eagerly strained their eyes, sheet — ——____.-- - ——— | Fr te £6 become nlied mith camnan Dattinhee ne | eo medal) at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute b ly would a 7 ae" . 91: Sib yactls tik cite Camsbvic, per yard SCALE EB Joints to become with moisture or particles of | two successive years—October, 1855, and 1855—in op- tone of deep anxiety. “ He never was ao long ble to tell the di Gigd ta Which the Pray. | Item. Class No, 2.—Envelopes. | Gonaty of Fauquier, Virginia, on the Alexandria | natural in theirappearance. A will give mremordct | tomes We eee en vow, 1 ork, Bos premium at away but once, and that was when he saved the ie ¢ direction in which its course lay. 00 adhesive envelopes, white, yellow, or | 8nd Orange Railroad, a few yards from Warrenton aie oad . n a] e Thi h f se 9 | 1, 499,000 adhesiv pes, white, i 9) Functions witht les by Railroad i the | One Thousand Dollars to ary one who will produce a | the Industrial Exhibition held in Riehmond, Var- crew of the ship Mary, and then the whirl of jen was the agony of suspense ; it continued | _ buff, heavy, 8% by 3% inches, per M . Comte ae. col eae tare, "how e thee ous the | ular work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty, | einia, 1955 and 1856. ‘They have also been awarded voce nbs acre the tae mma hie grave’ | cavanctng toward her shoes ie eee | Metneaatny gpetoven while eney 76 by | Sera uation kn Rosana Fae Berane | darts, vais exoolonen or ay Sthervoquiats | fhe hirkeet prom tat adel) atthe Mee n she stirred the fire, again arranged | ly advancing toward the shore; ina few mo- | 3. 98,000 pr snk ee ey white or yellow, hea- | 18 & high state of cultivation, an lis abundantly sup- | ee ork responsibly warranted. Mtn addition to this we mre ba possession of testimo- the clothes before it and poured some hot water ments they could clearly perceive a man at the vy, letter, 6 by 383, per M Iendow lands Churches Atle et ach exerient | 276 Penna. avenue, between lith and 12th streets, | uisie from the most distumncichel terioeeee eed into the teacups. Still the breakfast remain- bow, waving his hat above his head, and soon 4. 5,000 adhesive envelopes, card, per M within a short distance, For farther infieenins, | ap isly amateurs in the country, which ean be seen at our pr parades | she walt seen hac of Mepenne wan Recut} A Saw bsncscercan sn Po M- tony W@JAMES MORROW, Koa. on the piace, | JyR. C. 8 GOODMAN, | Sreroam ape for'shemmelves aud others uf The sun was now soaring to his meridian | them by the breeze. The family rushed to the | Item. Class No. 3.—Pens. or to the subseriber at his Broker's Office, near SURGEON DENTIST, and | every where held. * - ji 1, 100 dozen cards Perry's pens, and of other man- | B tel, hington City. N : : fel “ height. when once more the family assembled , extremity of the rude pier, the loud huzza of uincturers, assortad, per dozen cards | | Broarag. Hotels Waaltington City MORROW. Tate a Oe eS a fin tlese area these enveutead Sor Sve years, and in their humble dwelling;—the prop of the | the fisherman was answered by the “ welcome, | 10 gross Perry's, Gillott’s, or othor good me- : resent the following reasonable prices: enthe hedey etait = 4 ° 39 . hy + rig tal = oe ARM FOR SALE—A FARM, containing 160 E ‘ S months from the «ay of sale if the instruments do not whole was yet wanting. They sat down to a| welcome of bis father, and the almost inartic ean rai pons, per coe M ‘Acres, of land, more or leas, situated immediately ane Upper Sett Testh, on oI $3) to) | give entire satisfaction, cheerless meal, the seats at either side of the | ulate “thank God!’ of his wife. _ 4. 38 dozen gold pens, silver cases, and pencils, upon the AVashington and Brookville Turnpikeabout | Qu” PE SY seen =o so eoleeale <jotlers will find it to their advantage wife remained vacant. The old man was the | And now all was joy and happiness in the best quality, per dozen 12 miles Rom Syastinst my torether w h stock, con- Do.’ on Silver, Ito 3 ‘five uss call before par ope only individual who appeared to anticipate no | cottage where there had been so much wretch- 5. 9 dozen gold pens, without casos, best quality, Ween, te Carn a ie cas. PL _ iL salsa) Filling, Extracting, Removing Tarter; also, Re- mar i6ly — "WM. KNABE & CO. par but he hastily finished his breakfast, and | edness; the fisherman, his boy and his dog, oer on AS aol Formic Gienete: ceneralig.cine Crop art pairing at the same reasonable rates. Al operations : went forth. were safe from the perils of the — deep; but ie Ssauiavere ota pointed ‘pencils, large or | stound, Straw, Hay, &¢. It ts well Watered, bavi tious, Kiibswenrmes ste atteet @ Misveuce: eos: ICE. The noon was rapidly passing, and the sun | he would return no answer to the many ques- _ Stall, with leads, per dozen x que tscuch ce greciace, Taare’ len on ny deteie’ | | Eee a ————— had already given token of the glory of his de- Scan me pert a him so wos be- 2 spies so , or other gv0d No.1 to 4, or diwelling-howsa nd out-housea iiecentaty to ee Le OCKs CUCCRE a opened L J. MIDDLETON, parture, when the fisherman’s wife, having | Yom ual hour of his return. ‘‘ Wait, my 3. cases Faber's, &c., polygrades, graduated, | & Purposes. There is also an Orci ou the piace, 1 ‘S$. Good Timepieces, warranted, asf) - wife,”’ said he, “ until we have dressed and re- } lulled her infant to sleep, went herself to the | per ense. os . nm : hill that commanded an extensive view of the | freshed ourselves, and you shall know all; but 4. 62 dozen Faber’s, &c., red and blue pencils, per | “¥_,. , ther information inquire of BENJAMIN ona » DLO MATERIALS. « ns € ail wide spread ocean. All the little household | before we do cither, let us bless God for his 5. 44 gross loads, best quality, assorted, por groas. | BOHRER, corner of Beall and Montgomery sts. Springs, &cat ougnty, ROBINSON'S eft ad AB Sstdl rye ndoruizned respectful soon assembl th b boat mercy, for out of great danger hath He pre- GEO. W. BOHRER, cor. of Highand Gay streets, Great Clock Emporium. 349 opposite ly e log iy, that ee ee ee ae re | tarved am” Gass No.5—Ink, Inkstands, Wafers,and Wax. | Georgetown, D. Cs, oF of Mr. HARP, on'th weprem: | ap3.2m Wirowna® Hotel. | fe tenow propared to furnjah femulion and others) . pen Tt c % . tem. = ——— - FOU h y 4 hope except the aspeet of the waves, which | | Never was oe A qnore Sincere or & more | “1. 18 dozen Draper's large or small inkstands, per O ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT, __| {eulveredn any. part ‘of Washington ‘and George’ i rous. 0: = = = sata ¥ oer bpebagrabe achgear os cameanieds patroclayl et eaanind tise that hemtio| % edozen cast-iron double or single inkstands, per V GOODS JUST RECEIVED. JOHN TOBIAS. oc iders to be left with Kiowa, & Lacreyce, and while the old man passed to and fro, look- | dwelling. And they repeated the words which 3. ‘ain Gene Maynard & Noyes ink, quarts, per A Dae rarest 9 ns Js ¥ ing earnestly at brief intervals over the lonely | had given s0 much consolation in the morning : dozen iresh assortment o} fea, the mother and daughter were sobbing | jue let him be whose trust isin his } : ICE DEA LER: about one third of the land is in timber, oak, hickory, ‘$1 5. some and Depot—Southwest corner of F and 12th » CLOCK MATERIALS, such as O: ae ashinrton. ep 1-tf =: >i Z ; iy enney ly avenue; GEO. freosived the ftowine | mahes rd geet? GT AN | P'Ripwatce Coste coast cis ene 1 . re otiv = » Penna. nue, between reets . ssdozen Maynard & Noyes ink, pints, perdozen fresh soft-shell Almonds, Nantz thal pate pale reppin gece ieieke. cick FORGE SizTz, New Yorkavenue, between lith 2a . 25.dozen copting ink, quarts, per dozen : i Squnappe in square ee Inoteds to Heauperion SPECTACLES and GLASS: sik rose - PAYNE, Eist, corner audibly. or ao alities, assorted flavorings ; Yeast Pow- | E-Scarefully ground by himself to a true spher 3 First street, Georgetown, wh be had prs i eee ae . $) dozen best French carmine ink, oz., perdozen | Superior qualities, assort u : 3 Wliant t %§ ~ . SEOUWE, Wants Hes can aor adleent re Nasr naan oat iaom | eg ON CuaRacter oF tHe Finns, as de- 105 Af seal wafers, best quality, red, No.3, for | ders; Sperm, Adamontine, and ‘Tallow Candles; | Ty'and beneheinily to the wearer, accrue te the | Stall times. God!” exelaimed the father. The sentence was L RB Ol iB KINNS, as de ce seal, per M Bi ps, Maccaronis, Vermacelli, scente: . Sdozen best blue ink, quarts, per dozen and stone jug: Mass. avenue; and with the subscri | Brow ap7-tf T.N. KIDWELL. uttered involuntarily, but had its effect. eribed by Bayard Taylor:—* So far as rds 9 nt junds best red wafers, common size, per | Soaps ; Scotch, Macaboy, American Gentleman, | Concavity or convexity of the eye. Very numerous | °P° EN RIEDWELL. Per ors r’ ih es yi > Cs are the ill effects caused to the precious organ of E—-ICE—ICE—F F “ Ab,” said the mother, “he always trusted | their moral character, the Finns have as ittle Zw aa itees ac seats ae a Erouee Genes fnd, rs. Miullor’s ees mics froth Ihe coummnoncmear As casing ginesen a Fecha B. oy 2, *2 30m & wo in God, and God will not forsake him now.” | cause for reproach as any other people. We | 1. 20 pounds best extra super scarle Swexs | English Mustard,’ American do.; Pepper Sauce, | ot bein Sa ne Tear ay the use of an Optone- | House, on tho Washington Railroad, It can be sett Do you remember, Jane,” continued the | find them as universally honest and honorable Glass Noi Cullivy end miscellaneous asticles egeeh Seetre, Tobasss, Booteh Ales. rown Stout, chara the ek Oe eyes, and such | 12 oar ar tS MTR OE Be Apply old man, ~ how often Providence was with me, | in their dealings as the Northern Swedes, who | lass No.6. | approved city papers JONAS PeLEVG | glasses that are absolutely poeeivel will be furnish- |", 23-2 age * “Baltimore. amid the storm and the wreck, when help from | 8Fe Not surpassed in the world, in this respect. 1. 49 dozen Rodgers’s or other knives, four blados, Sar Pennsylvania avenue, opposite on TaSyacn apd satisinction.. tees teal) ——————_—_—__—_—_— man was far off, and would have been useless if , Yet their countenances express more cunning a 1h dae Retiactte (icin bean ‘eranere, par, | eet _—______National Hotel. | oc couragement airendy obtained, and further solierts (CHINA, GLASS AND OUPENSWARE. near?” | and poets: a = wire = ‘ag party a jay oro ‘ S TOCE INTHE OLD DOMINION OAL {he patronare of those who have not yet availed P . Ri} _™M (LER) SON & CO, And they cheered and encouraged ench other | wnoh ok nay rats rd Frisia ae co Tord - 1dozen Rodgers 's spring erasers, ivory han- ns rend om Persons that cannot conveniently call, by sending gen ter earetsecitnen tenon ofa ers, to bape for the best, bet to sabsalt to the denros | SOich <umracterises the Brigid andthe Tori 4. 6dozenivory wafer stamps, per dozen Subscriptions will be received at the Banking | the glasses in use, and xtate how inany inches they | hotel-keopers, and others of Washimaton aed of Heaven, whether it came as the gentle dew | zones. Thus, also, notwithstanding physical | $- §dozenivory wafer stamps, por dozen House of Chubb Brothers, for the remaining stock | oan read this print with their spectacios, oan be sup- | Geotrroha ic than cela ne Oo Dee ise, he hi ; | signs which denote more ardent animal passion 8. bole abe pngepe yore Aigealys paige ef the above company, heing three hundred shares. | plied with such as will improve their sight. which, for extent and variety, will compare favorably be Merny Hendler tre begga Miser hight 2 mmm BTR aati Pina adie chant Se ee ee Pe acon The capital stock is $100,000 (dotlars.) of wich |” Innusnerable testimonials to be noone Sead reforen- wihauy osteldisiannet ap the Ieneanre onion. From that hillock, which overlooked the ocean, | than their neighbors, they are equally chaste, | 7. 100 Seer tadteee Ranotted eer doeen om has been subscribed. The mines are now | oes riven to many who have derived the greatest | “The connexion of their senior partner, with the ascended their mingled prayers that God would | and have as high indard of sexual purity. | 3. 9 dozen red tape, assorted, p ed for active operations, and 6 per cent. ia. | ease and comfort {rom his ginsses, oe . A . 5 dozen paper weights, assorted, per dozen | pd or ls A manufacturers of Europe and the United States for timate births are té rare, a ar erest will be guaranteed upon the stock now offered Cirenlars to be had gratis, at his office, . 512 hart: ‘ himadva: eg acme ar ye be disteilend take spon as a lasting shame and wanes to} it Spbunda prepared reget’ oleae for aie, by the Original stockholders, for te period Seventh strect, three doors from Odd Fellows’ Hall, | tito Parcinee of Foods euumnit ‘tot ‘superior, to any isherman—the o' opes “a engiey , blac! . of two years. — . up stairs, he thetrade. An inspection ouds Toes fears—had been very pocisbea during the | both parties. The practice of “ bundling” | E . Breet >| Loved (AG lg — Particut in regard to the stock, and its prospects. Norrotx, September 7, 1854. | will satisly ail partion that purchases can be made night, when, at daybreak, as he was preparing | Which, until recently, was very common among | 14° Tuhzen best Chinese Tndin ink, per dozon will be made known Upon application to CHUBB | 8 BROTHE ane Sng fo lh i suit very | them upon the most favorable terms. return remembe: ii i inni y Be! to suc! ib. can ‘hair pe: sorted. per dozen eS. ee es n = French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated t return home, he remembered his promise to | Finnish lovers, very seldom led to such results, (sete tte ple oe psn ian 2 P. P. DANDRIDGE, Acent. | any other] have lately tried. = chine pm paw p= = Se bring with him some sea-weed to manure the | 2nd their marriage speedily removed the dis- be ee pre lathe pons beg poe gece URN Be Ca ed oatmeal LITE. W.TAZEWELL, | EFench Ching Dinner Sets, gold band and plain whi potato plot behind his cottage. He was then | honor. Their manners, socially, in this respect, ors, per dozen Heoue-an! CARRIAGES. —- French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &e. * . 0 W. eI Lhave tried ir of Spectacles olftained fi Mr, | French China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers,and other clase t rocks which were’ only dissernabie’at | Sty ore err te Cas bate Toate ae te eee nea Swi eC ROU a oy in| Ram asecreent OP a Eide aC OT ene | runtate tried & fai of Broctaclon obtained trom Mis. And Diner Ware, separate from seta low water; he pulled for them, jumped ashore, %¢xe% freely mingle in the bath, in a state of | 19. Cinag Miser grt Bab erate 4 AGES of the very best, latest, and ost RES. and corresponding with his description of the foous. | judia Cina Dinner Sete, Bnd Separate articles always fastened the painter to the juttiag part of a cliff, | Mtture, while the women unhesitatingly scrub, | 29 g dozen liguumvitie rulers, round or flat, 9) in- approved styles, tnd warranted in point of S— =i (tabaci ahs pate and took his boat-hook with him. He collected | rab and dry their husbands, brothers or male | |” | chenlong, perdozen | ag inthe eity of Washington’ or any ‘other city inthe : 7 —_ : We nee a sufficient quantity of the weed, but, in his | friends, while the salutation for buth sexes is | 2. 2 pounds best quality sponge. pe Vuited States. | We respectfully solicit a enti {com | | Having heen induced by a friend to visit the ostab- | ping peenartte from sets, as may be desires en ess to obtain it, had wandered from the | 22 embrace with the right arm, a kiasis co: M Widsen encige: Riverine glass jars, with | the citizens and strangers to examine our work ; as | lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of trying Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware, in vena uhens- akan t i ‘ red ly immodest and im; r. A Fin- brush and metallic tops, per dozen weare determined to let none surpass us either in | his glasses, I was furnished by him with a pair ull suppl landing place, when he heard his boy halloing | ered grossly - propery ; lozen mucilage in earthed or giass jars, with- | @uality of work or in low prices. slightly colored blue, which have afforded me more | Gut eal’ Pinin,and Moulded Giass Ware from and exclaiming that the painter was loose. He | nish woman expressed the greatest astonish- | 2%. 10doz9n mucilage in earthen or glass jars, AVealso do every kind of REPATRING inawork- | relief and gratification than any T have ever tried. | pc tt,t Corsra.t isin-and Moulded Giass Ware from hed instantly toward the boat, which was | ment and horror, at hearing from Mr. Wolley | 5. gun poo holadit, aneorted, per desea manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. My sight, originally very good, was injured by writ- | Si8;eg" which will be sold tp the seckene oy on ne — Psd i val that it was a very common thingin England for | 2. Fier stands or boxes, cova. perdozen | _ Old Carriages taken in part payment for now and | ing aud f ing at night, frequently to avery late | © : then several yards off; the boy was vainly en- u 4 ; 2. 6 dozen wafer H Ss pe ata fair price. MON FLYNN & CO, hour; but with the aid of these glasses 1 can study | Wi8®- ane mite bak tot deavoring to use both oars, and Neptune, the | busband and wife to kiss ench other. “If my | 27. 6 dozen sand boxes, per dozen may 12-6 almost as late as ever. and that too without the pain | , UXPerienoed packers employed. Goods put up ly % — . 4 ine? sai 2. 12dozen strong 9-inch ivery folders, per dozen. z ’ us can be transported by any mode without breakage. as i ii i b a Sage RET pee AE ee JEWELRY, &e. ; Gen’l Land C 2 andria, almost hourly, cents eacn . = = ie rear ge btbsmerrer di = | he should feel it fora week.” Yet in conver- | PFPU PONT’S GUNPOWD 1 kind. in addition to 8 large assortment at Wateios, i, ase pracy etek Olice aS of adoliar thus spent inay save many doll ee ge Rhee | sation they are vei in and wu ed Jam all times supplied withall the various kinds | jewelry, &e., juat received, we offer a creat variety poet used Mr. Tobias’s Spectach (| Ml oo nl a eee plunge into the waves to join him, and the next | ation they FY plai reserved, | of DU PON'T'S GU NPOW DER, and ain prepared | Jf Silverware, Koy mutable rookies foxes the face and hands of the child; as if he | though by no means gross. They acknowledge | supply the same inany quantity to parties wanting, | Srner presents, aie je for wedding and | four months, and take xreat jeqsure in saying that OTICE.—C, R. L. CROWN £ ERs Te- S ‘ ji ji 4 | that such things as generation, gestation and | on the most favorable terms. 5 | M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers ey gre wis G P. SCARBURGH” {yo bape dee pan nrbet. which we ate nature of his situation ; the tide waseoming | bsence of mystery tends to keep chaste so ex- Agent for the Disthio. 39 High atresty D. EICHLER, } was recommended to Mr. John Tobias ax. skil- | assure tom they can save a! least 10 per cent. in rapidly, and his hope of ese was at an | Citable and imaginative a race.’ may 12-tf (Intel.&States) Georgetown, Ww. oS Ne. sn SE VENTH STR EET, fal cation; seo hl pede Sci cromarinale peou- emely— EE a Rarcaus an? Tables as 3 toke } NLEPES st SET RREG Oe — ws str ey . PRAC- A e 4 “ Ae: 2 ai, maben Re. perestran Chak Sie Dass Bis SC How tus Bear Came vo HAVEA Swort Tait M AY PARTIES ee ae: . tical, WATCHER, ep Shnatantiy pete heaped merge npg ys — Ree wood Ot airs of ito fort to use the oars, bad let one of them fall | "OW Tun an reble satisfactarily accounts for ICE CREAM and WATER ICES of tho best | 93,)tnd a fine assortment of WATCHES antgahae | Measurement. and admirably. A.B. BUTLER. | Cherry and poplar Tables. : overboard. | th: shi ne tail of the bear. The ae it seem uality an EA all flavors ished to May Parties. | 2© ‘ceil ied .1n-Gm* |“ Tuly i, 1856. Mattreses, hair, corn and husk; Comforts. Father, father.’’ exclaimed the poor lad, | was once met by a fox who carried a loud of fish, | Excursionists, Pic. Nies, Hotels, and Families, at BE-AND BARLEN MALT, Tor sal ag the Wytarxoron, N.C. Jan. 17,1854. | Blankets, Hedstends, hish and low post. mnbat shall T do >)” The boat was at this mo- ' and who, in answer to the question how be bad | the low price of $1.5) perfallon. Ay pa oy | Ae CITY MALT HOUS Baltimore Ande’! ¥*"* | eue'Specincles waren T obtained entra haere | Bekins. Gur Chara: wettoes, Clpcks of all kuads, ment so far distant that his distracted father | obtained them, — that he had caught them | .2i¢fig* & 7 fone: es tantly on hand at the | may @-Iy . » Md. are entirely eatisfactory. From an inequality in the | Extension Pubies, Sideboards, W ee. evald searcely hear the words, but he called | by angling. The expressed a desire to know SA eer ae STORE, corner of 12th and F | 3 ee | visual range of my eyes, 1 have heretofore found | Ginsses of all kurt “ e extra fine pets. hi he Id to trust in God, | 28 art so useful; when the fox informed him that | streets. may 2-Im* MASTS S, = reat difficulty in getting glasses of the proper focal | Cottage Sets, Rus: Ware ff all kind: out to hit as loud as he coa * | he had only to make a hole n the ice and insert | —-—--—-—~-—— Sette ee ‘motvAW AND, BEAUTIFUL STYLE, | distance. Itatfords mo pieamitote vince eee the | Glass Ware, Crockery Ware of al e the father of the fatherless. He then stood re- | his tal, TYou must stop ioeg enough, and dot JURETHGAWLER. CABINET MAKER AND | manulnetured from Siate Stone, ty the Weat Castie. | aid of your optometer, this difculty kas beer happt- Cee ee a tigned to the fate which awaited ge Beem mind if it hurt you alittle? said the’ friendly pT tet =) odin imitation of the richest end most expenine | Hootie the bee se Se ou furnished me oe | we invite the attention of housekeepers and others, watehed the drifting boat that bore the child im | adyiset, “for ‘n sensation of pain is a sure sign | né constantly on hand: Fe A iG Heat Ny LISBON, VERDAN THIGWUE, | ever yet used. as we are determined to sell for oash or to punctual ril from the fatal rocks. He had offered ups , you havea bite. Nevertheless when you have 4 | the different Cemeteries. ture of every de- | PORP! ¥, PYRENEES, BROCATE uLA, Very respectfully, yours. R..B. DRANE, customers. Kroc eer ft trgoreen mena ha | ene himaaeageanaty rargimarn see Gar Oo esi es | ACARI RPA GQUPa te es “Ho or aE BGO iin, wo Fab EPO SS * 4 . ~ “« 5 ir 5 ue, 101 e > - an instant light broke upon his mind, Good peer Awan fteaee foeh.fWaee te pallet onde 17th and 18th streets. mar 23-8m Reriect that they challenge the closest serutiny, DEPaRtMenr or INTERIOR, P. 3.—We shal! stall continue our lar sales (iod'” he exclaimed, « f may yet be saved! he end of the tail came off; and hence the short. ST RT, ir] SpA aa as aro “so highly polished that they retain their | | From natural defect the unequal rang Taceday, Thursday, and Saturdag, both morning ee ay te Dating with deapair | tn snd of appendage at the preseat day-—Fra. | @ELLLING OFF “poy eevee mown | Soni, mst ame than day andl cnn bo’ scld ech | CXeeat nave been compelled to use einsnen r seve: | events. ju front of our store. Consignments soll: « he collected all the stones around him, and | 9°", Magazine. sil ihdane ghoaper than any others in market. Priee sats btaining glasses perfectly hived tomy eyes. Four . CHL. ck CO. nie ae ae Scaer om Wasi, poutiea ta tag | emote mee eR ORE, to wapcing | chaticinn pases eaclecte Stitt > ese sesemall | «opicat (intel) Fy u roc! ; it was i won ct La cra letter uanich, pul is! nm co Ld v ~ = ly fi “7 Pat ince Mr. To! made may ef ‘ects, Ata) ide ited tocal | for me, whi the ‘o faund my seve me pemeis, ae nove Se a could have gathered somany in so shorta time, | Augsburg Gazette, im speaking of the poisoned | — AT JOHN F.ELLIS’S sat No. 512 Seventh street,3 | By the test is optometer he is enabl singe ALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE. but the Al ty gave si to his arms, | b.e1d at ftong Kong, says: PIANOS COR RENTS ™mav 7 doors w Oud Fellows al ‘oly 4 B I up stairs. glasses most minutely to the eye. I most cheerfully — sept 12—1 os all to use AL ES — and he was laboring not for life merely, but for | _ “(Professdr poem, doin analyzed the bfead sent P y T. ANSON, Agent. | re. 1 Tobins Wing occasi MALT FOR SALE. <TR, undersigned Catt 5 timony as to his ski!: ns an | recently pu: the CITY MALT HO a es : om Hong Rong, and has found it to con- | PHERFUMERY AND TOILET GOODS at OTICR—NOTICE— Tow of those erro m™ HENRY BE. BALDWIN, | toca alls avenue and. Biock strect, poe stilt Ppt me Oral =e na Gatnesner gramme of arsenic for every fifty PPhay an Mot AUGHUIN'S. | Nf i veg ee aod Werrents, would an RY ome eat me cont more than sufficient to DCARDCASESat_— dose ats ape ail een, ich wah : etapa t now i jon, with ® large supply 3 e si cause out. ¥ ‘ a g i st i eed the ple te be grammes of bread, oe spread greet wits ORTE MONIES AND CARD CASES at |” Sout : other GEASS WATE Ent be is ; {ACTSUTRCNR 1; is EAL ers on bee Rr onsite eaped, at-hook firmly in one face of the bread, proved poi- a CHEAPEST § s 5 TCH . NME. the crevices of the cliff, and ton had been mixed up with the dough wheh the | ‘J'OYS“THE LARGEST AND CHEARE Pupinese het want to bu; at ‘6 many other articles iy this 2 change in my t strug- i ‘Ne. 4 pos go ter cgieheas; tah tis bows Sind By ' Sead comme may 295 ne uy a LAMNOND’s, feo aa en a ee ee “=