Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR ait - PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This exestient Family and News Journai—con- taining & greater variety of i wg reading than AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, i emp be found many other—is on Saturday Cormer of Pennsylvania avenuc, and llth street, morning. Br W. D. WALLACH, and is served to subscribers by carriers st SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly te the Agents; papers served in packages at 37% cents per month. To mail subscribers the subscription priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS S year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for == | RES Semel throwshout the county less than three months at the rate of 12% cents a IF Single oo) in w ) can be at aah mute merhuselycikas Tha esas : A ea VOL. IX. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1857. NO. 1,374. | Pyectiscrestets Tne ASTERS who act as agents will be allowed & of twenty per cen! TERME. Single copy, pér annum... __.. _..81 3 To CLUBS. ive Copies, 08 Copiee .. +2.» -encnn cooes 8 enty ewes ae nee wane eee yee hb OO NE Caan, UNVARIABLY LN ADVANCE. subscribing in clubs without the tateeantene oss pol meicicrs Perceived, aa cent. of the AR ‘will be saved. It Fevarta y onain the © ‘ash ington has made eureu- MY WIFE PURCHASE, earth. She arose, and was walking up the | the: PP. i i i poe - » are not happy, there is rtue in wed- CTI SALES. Dentistry, &c. Summer Retreats, &c. If I had my way, I would dg away with | broad avenue leading to the house, wit her ding rings, for a te days sinve they wert mar- AU! i a = Mit J 5 : ———s ~ pemaye ae ays <a Este thts galinating | spree fall of floral collisgn ween acute kad (stat After ‘wencty a fe Fears’ correspond | Garp OS ONO THE MOST VALUABLE | Dee OR SiepHEN BAILY, | Car ta WRIRGANI LT HUE SPRINGS, females Teh, to eatre. or to balls, | was laid upon her arm, and a handkerehief in- | ence with an “old British officer.” wh 8 Bon. ib VANIA AVESUE AT No. i98 Payney: ta AVENUE, ‘This highly improv, - Pa. and routs—it’s only a whim of theirs to | stantly pressed upon her mouth to prevent her | wife expects daily frou theredloaies: to clasp | AvCr EDN ES DAY APT ORR DON, | Orgy No 1a Easrertyasa Aus TERING PLAGE, to nnn Xell established WA * now i ‘on the premises, reception. The trains on te Grange Raed tears " hathe | Aiwaandrin west, and trom Gordonsville enet hove. | connect at Wa: with lines of Stages for 7 rs’ | the Springs, distant six miles by a graded ig on 13th’street, generally known as the | practice, with the large number of patients,and great | Passengets from Baitimors nol Wastinctes city show off their attendant, either because he is | struggling eries. The hideons embrace of a| her in hi that II him dear | June t7th, at6%s o'clock, ¥ shal i : pas i Seok ih, Se peronme ke, sme | evuihy Peilany and bs threatening” word | wncle andthe treaty than ound hh det on Pony ftae sine ert | Ra DALAT aetna ine tenes more favored suitor j as, in order to induce | whispered in her ears, caused her to swoon, aud { fallen heir to, which her brother talks so much H i ies te seh sh. reets, and aiso having # front of 2) | He feeis assured that an experience of fifteen i 3 - m to return, and upon his knees sue for par. ¢ was borne unconsciously from the garden. | of since his return from En, land, a trip ES fe oI Sariety of difficult cases that he haetr ‘suauess- | arrive at the t 3 o'clock a meen ay: fr don. Pooh! why not, when a man sees a wo-| ‘ When she awoke it was with a painful sen- Europe next spring need not be wonder i The Se fs 7 - _ ee lly, will ble him t it any diffieulty, | Richmond the South to di . man that he thinks would suit him for a ‘wife, | sation in her head, and for hours she could not Now. yaeter | if ie ever see an English uni- vans maa tow baal Ade Latch cows sy ene oy otherwise, relating if the Beate’ (4 Alt sayenrion peometiy roapended to by letter and #9 to her at once and say, “I am willing to | bring her mind to realize the change that had | form, with a stately old gentleman wearing it, j Capitalist and those. desirous of appl in 8 ante nuct-ponen expenenon copra Sa pe oy see Pe a ae particulars, Ry BP INDRA. marry you~ to make you iny wifo—to take you Hanan Place. An attendant soon entered her | enter a mansion that haa the appearance of | Proftatlemvesment tootinindeckiedy themostde_ | eminent in the profesnion, sant expecially Dre, Harris | eation. DER BAKER. partner, with | ull privileges of the | room, and relieved her of a painful suspense. | wenlth and comfort. you can eness that is | fare, Ite close praximuty to the yarious Departments ‘all: mergurial pre} ns for filling Teethy also | ——$— head of the house?"’ There,” he continued, as | by informing her that she was upon the blue | where the clerk and Araie Cleveland live and its central position render it peculiatly valuable | ail Fuameis, Gutta » India Rubber, and Ce- RYUges ROTEL. I made a gesture to interrupt him, “no more | waves of the Pacific, and that spreading s as asite of which to erect a theatre or pubic hall. | ments for the construction of Continuous Gum The undersigned wasld respectfully inform the lectures about how to commence and when to | sails of the vessel were bearing her to a distant | FOR R 5 z It is also deemed an admirable location for offices or | Teeth, and that Poreelian, mounted on Gold Plate, | public that he has made various improvements, Fong rs | stores. is the only reliable substance thet can be worn in the | to his well-known establishment, and that he i aay fini: 4 This rep ears. one how to proceed | land, far from home and her protector Her oe | ‘Terme : One-third onsh ; balance on aca oft. spanth, as men epoat woaeins vel shown by the inst prenared = recsive and entertain lus customer: in courtship is not the w/tematum desired. [ | body was weakened by the shock, and her mind OFFER FOR SALE, MY FARM, “Rosen- | 2, 4nd 3 years, notes bearing interest, satisfactorily merican Dental Convention. . | w the most superb manner. = . : r x u ’ 4 . haser’ if. Although he flatters himself from his long resi- His H conducted E stylezth Jou Gt, somtortally sumeeed tar the ite | creat paralysed with, the thought of the n- | sof ctiasis ar sence scene Werecnkg’ | “eed” “SW BOTELER:Auct, | genes sul preamerts Wecmirtoesits Becta | ,cane notes my einrd ee naropanaatg tte You sit, comfortably ensconced in the midst | utterable misery her absence would cause hitn | This Pach coptnire 155 nee ora calcan RR. | By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctionecs, __| Known fo his numetous friends and patrons, he begs | wants of his guest 7 of your family, happy in the opposite extreme, | who had been io her a fathcr, when upon his section of Virgina, Forty acres are im timber, | 45 mae peice Cae Posi crs® vin. | mre Orel theme cethe Fallows i chen Beis terme ed with the best of LIQUORS as I am lonesome and miserable. It is only | return, in place of meeting his petted child and bor pera Sina aveyen, NEAR ai s7HEET- aT ALCTION | From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of | “The great drsideratum tness, coolness, (in misery to come here and spend an evening { receiving her welcome eeting, he would be | bearing, comprising all the most desirable vareties | On. MONDAY AFTERNOON, June isth, at 5 thi the garden attached,) ingu for all a pleasant re in I t one. : with you, for it makes me feel the utter | told that she was not to be found, and then his | of Apples. Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Necta- | 0’clock, in front of the premises, I s)iall sell Lot No. Dr. Stepnen Baty: DearSir—I desiretoexpress | sort. Obliging assistants + = a A A " 3 . t ma' subdivision of original Lots 6 end 7, in Square537, | my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in | ali demands will be prom, — ” Say aeastion Bie mers ee arkansas woabtien temeets ter Ridoors i Spring ot ievpe filing pire water near the dwelling mak the mprovements. being a handsome cottage” | you as a superior dentist. The operations executed ' soon : 01 . apal- . Oath ke. “The 0: ory, Brick House, containing four rooms. | for me have been highly satisfactory. Thopethat you | je 10-2w No. 484 Pa. av.. bet. Sd and 436 Saying this, he started from the ehair which | sled old man. But the vessel sped over the ber Bemear gg Soon . The honse is we!! finished, painted | may receive the patronage from my friends and the iain, butamply | Style two all family. the with kiteh “ Please resume your seat, Mr. Hasty; do not be in a hurry,” said my wife, ina tone of irri- 5 this, | ! mt ¢ ver, th ; utside, haw a handsome side entrance and porchand | public that your skill so well deserves. \WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. a it, breaking the carved top in its fall, and wak- | was enabled to of age a few hours each day in scenery, the beautiful. Village of ‘Culpeper, with- | teen feet and has a side lot fronting about the same. Washington, Aug. 6, 1256. J. W. FRENCH. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends ing our youngest child from its sleep. The in- | conversation with her nurse, from whom she | in a few minutes walk, offer (eeilitiee Pre attomt: | This isn desirable chance to secure a pleasant res- 17 find the public generally, that he has leased the fant set up one of those clear, ringing cries that | learned that her abduction was only to ea ing Chureh, and as fine Schools as our State af- | idence Or to make a paying investment. From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs. | \WWHITE HOUSE PAVILION for the season, al he 5 ph Tea eh | 2 Fey | fords, while the Orange and Alexandria R. Rovd pate | _ ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in Land 2 years, : Hones, Cotman & Co. where he will always be able to furnish them y3 3 x ore | i i i pares With interest, to be secured by deod of trast on th * javing employe: Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- | with the best 1.) 8. E! . is always a horror to a young man, and m: out some scheme of vengeance premeditated | {Within a few meme sn Ale either Washingto: ith b d_ by deod of h i y Dr. Stephen Baily, Si Dy h the best LIQUORS, EDIBL CIGARS, emphatically so to an old bachelor. | upon the old officer, her protector, and she was | Alexandria, or Richmond... It is seldom a farmaw property. ‘Title perfect. tist, of Washi: cton eity, to execute for me an im- | &c., that the market affords, at Washington - | being sent to California as the first step toward | #8 many advantages, is offered to the xotice of the | Je 10- _ JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auet. portant and difficult piece of work, which he did to inning and its accomplishment. nublic. Persons desiring to purchase are respect fn!- By A. GREE a G ishing Parties will be prov: my entire satisfiction, and im view of the fret that any or mint. N, Auctioneer i ; SO to : one of the most distinguished members of the Dental |“ N.'8'—Fishing Tackle and Boats tobe procured at tation and sarcasm, as she laid down hor sew- “It was on a bright April morning, in 1850, sale | eanly Catit oot else ens ie Ist yarva BLE LOTS ON SEN r @ of Baltimore, triled, after repeated trinis. to | the Pr: is ‘ and turned to attend to the child. | that the bark *« Guy’ dropped anchor in the st,on that day 1¢ will he offered at pubiie Auo- mre pst hp! Rey erie Lychee ee ane ppg i! regione | = = SCHAD. My bachelor friend raised the fallen chair, | harbor of San Francisco, and a quantity of | U0%,9" "he Premixes,. without reserve. ‘Teras | high estimation of his professional skill. | Pue Moe and at my earnest entreaty, joined with my | goods on board boing consigned to a mereantile | Rt. BOW Culpeper, Va, je 4 Baltimore, Jan. 12, la7,- HARMANN BOGGS. wed for the reece Will be oj wife’s, he once more resumed the cushioned | firm in the city, a clerk was dispatched on a ; : OR SALE—A FAR 145 acres, nine miles | of Lots mumbered 12,13, and 1 part of f in | Extract froma note received from the late Hon. John. | 0) MONDAY. 22d June. and for a half hour listened to my | board, and the gallant reception he met with irda Wadéaxten: nen fhe cen street road, | Sqnare 424, on the plat of the eity of Washington, ‘M. Clayton, witrouch tickets ean be obtained at Baltimo: piercing cries; and, by the way, the | from the master of the vessel rather favorably | The improvements are a sinall Dwelling House, a ‘These Lote run lmek to an niley, dre ina most in U.S. Sexatr, Ang. 19, 1856. Ashington, Piichmond and Alexandria. . dear, little one had the whooping-cough and | impressed him with the selfish notion that | R00 Stable,a weil of xeod water with new wood | proving part of the street, nnd aiford an opportunity The teeth you made for me work admirably ; noth- Passengers rad ing 5 mond fae m t el et Siena was cutting teeth ; Ss he ies “hy a eo pump ingame. There are 9 choice fruit trees. A | for iavestiment not exeeeded by any inthe cily. ing could be better. Very Ae a aa Al omy he Se 3 ~ ieee jap Rai ioe Dg , 3 You can imagine the tor- was somebody ; so, standing on tiptoe in the | part of the farm is well fenood. It will be sold n hare Terms: Ono-fourth, eash; balance in six, twelve, JOHN M. CLAYTON. ch the Springs {rom 5 to6 o'clock ture his unaccustomed ears endured, while my long-legged boots which encased his nether wife, whose patience was almost worn out, | extremities, ho reached to that al -import- hushed the child. ant article, his shirt collar, and, giving it a ns, if immediate application be made, or it may be | eighteen aud tw rmonths, for notes bearing — 2 s those from Baltimore and the i fox city proseris. Apply to H. N. LANS- | interest, payable semi-annually, from day of sale. A To those that seek relief from the maladies of the | West via Harper's Ferry and W inghestes fom eto F » No, 44 M street, or through the Post Otlige. | deed given and a deed of trust taken. teeth, | can cheerfully recommend Dr. S. Baily as a | 9 p.m. Tiehaby was saecn paste diay! like. | “hoisting: thidch, eceinl et ™m ciitle indisputable, All conveyancing at the cost fuperior Dentist: he made a set of poréelian teeth jeziw Ie Proprietor. once ut to s in utical phrase, to assure - ae —————--—-—— | of the purchaser. for ane of my family. and plugged sev - ~~ the cradle, and I broke the silinaas That had | himself, the captain and a plstes of females OARM Abe Minetear one Mane CLs A.GREEN, Auctioneer. | myself, and the work bas all stond wall for porethan H* vei HOOD POINT COMFORT. VA. settled over the room by inquiring if he really | who occupied the cabin where he had just | miles fromthe heishte of Georgetown, adjoining the By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. $08 1e8FS ne Vas Conf. of the ME if Church Beath. This most delightful Summer resort—the “ bri was in earnest about wanting toencumber him- | transacted his business, that he was somebody, | [ands of Messrs. Perry, Wood, Bestor, Nowles, ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ox 171m stREEt,.| April 19, 1356. — Particular locality of ali the sunny South S s Sategel ; Bohrer, and Hawkins. i12!gncres. A beantifut loca- : A cETS.— vDAY self with a wife. He assured me with all the | he looked around upon the ladies with a view | #0iiter.nnd Hawking. 'iz/gncros. A benuitiful loen: AFTERNOON, June Inthe at 6 oicitak. we the gravity of a person wishing tomake a purchase, | to criticise, and with rather more impudence | creek bottom, and som: fine _yellow-pine timber. It | premises, I shall sell Lot No. s.in Davideow's sats that he did; but there was not quite so much | than the occasion called for. ‘The captain of | can he divided, if desired. Call and see the remi- | division of sqaare No. 183, froniing 27 feet 9 inches nce or firmness in his voice as there was | the vessel noticed the movement, and whisper- | %°% those who desire to purchase, je4-tf | on i7th street west, between L and M streets north. 1s now the sole property of the under signed, and will be opened on the Ist of, June next,and each successive June followin. engage to make it to the seekers for health, reerca tion, gaiety and good living, supremely attractive. We, the undersigned, having had oceasion to avail ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. S. Baily, Surgeon Dentist of this city, or naving been cogniz- ant of his operations on our families or friends, take ee . 0 ree 1. | piensure in expressing our adnuration of his artistie | “pty FAlety aud chon nmi aoe before the treble notes of our family organ, | ingly inquired if he wished to purchase a in W.OR SALE.—My RESIDENCE onthe corner of reuning feck 1968 feat Linck ne nid fork nay 9 goon skill, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner | .,/ 07 hem “reigned exempt from dise 4 Tabreg pars fo modify its shriliness, ‘had de- | tress, as he would sell him either of the ‘classi- | Hin Yemmiiaeey sheer AS eee eee eet | aides |) Tunnins back the fall depth on the south | in which he performs the most delicate and dificult | Xueust and September and October ac in/Apr = - > s s . ; o nein Dental Surz : c - : lighted bis ears cal mugs’ present for the nominal sum of the | C mareet anata feet enon and ce ee tobi ne cash; ei Seep eee! 18 | Commend him to the confidence and patronage of the slayer scape ye oo weat eS “You do? Well, then, advertise for one,” | cost of their passage, including a small bonus | 34,0 square feet i nea by adeed of trast on | public, of Mhich we consider him eminently worthy. | the wea breeze balmier, and the luxuries of the salt said I for himself. may §-tf W. F. PHULLIPS. je 8-d i JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct mousse ©. Was tee, Avemaee water are to be had of finer quality and in greater “s Aévertise !” he replied; “there, that is| ‘Let's sce them,’ was his laconie reply ; LUALE FARM FOR SALE—512% acres | WAGE LESAGE SE a ea bobs profusion. “There is no more inviting spot On the whole Atlantic senboard. it is strictly true of it LAND, situated in the what the poet hath said: Virginia, on’ the Alexandria | QALE OF 1 a few yards from Warrenton | 5) Caritot Hitt, at Auction —O business-like. I like the _— Do you know | and, accordingly, twenty or twenty-five of as i six years ago, before I opened my place of | variegated a collection of the female kind were HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON UESDAY, Washington, ey a rh fs = f Florida, “Oh! if there be an Elysium on earth, it is this, it iness, I advertised, and actually had goods | called out for his individual inspection, as were | Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the wba pia Onioek roi Jopehtie . ‘X-Mayor of Washington. is this 1°? bon for before they were in the store. I | ever huddled together within the refuse slave | COPY Neat, and only two hours travel from the north of the north Capitol Gate, » collection of Hexxy Batowt Patent Office, Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at like advertising; Hi is it’s the steam that sets the | market of Cairo; red-headed, pugnosed, blear- Pee seu acre st be machinery in motion. But how shall I write eyed, crooked, pock-marked, short and tall, | plied with water and timbe: ts much excellent the advertisement?"” light and dark, some lean as shadows and other. | Meadow land. Churehe: an good neighbors usehold Furniture, cousisting in part of— pon oF rosewood Fianoforte . feb arlor and chamber Carpeting : =" ie Ker Claurs, Sideboard R. VILLARD, DE O.C. Wigut, Pruicipal Rittenhouse Academy. | the post, Hon. Dr. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semple, arty Simkins, Sheild Hope. and Vaughan.and indeed the whole medical Facu!: and i resident ia the vicinity of YTIST, LATE OF CHI- | Fort Monroe. all ecrrtify that they “have nerer 4 Arm, reception, ard rocl “ * . + Py ry rs 8 t + be et fe rase bell 4 fever to ort- Here,”’ said I, drawing up pen, ink and pa- | ascorpuient as the Gugenie hooped skirt gives ee eae eee he Eany om the place, Dining and othe ‘Ts bles J2 cago. would respect{s ly suforu the known arase of vil ltous or azwe and fever to ari- per to tbow, as he leaned wpon the table, | to the appearance of the women of the present | or to the subscriber at his Broker's Ofhee, near | {int Ginss and Crockery | | neastead ing located himself in Washington, he is healthiest spot on the face of th th.” (See “* write.”” } day. But among ull those graceful creatures | Brown's Hotel, Washington ‘Waahutenaa’ if Sete tae abat Cla now prepared to perform all operations in his profe: if certificstes in De Bow’s Review, Southern “Wr ae = S| mar 24 ROBERT MORROW. Senaténcs: Louet Sots, cane sont Chairs sion. in the most approved style. nter American Parmer.) W rite what? “ . | Ret one came up to his standard of excellence. | _™ _——— ss _——-—'— | Dressing Bureaus, hair and shuck Mattresses Office, No. 230, Dies ovens adjoining Gauties pone! ‘Alaw2m JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor rly hy, the mate or advertisement for a | - casual glance into a tidy state room revealed [°A2M FOR SALE—A FARM, contaming 160 Fie Boot Coon Units ke jan ily 4 i ae eee wife. Commence,” I continued, as he picked | the wan face of an invalid, and a sympathy he beg eda pda tea neat mp rms: $25 and under, cash; over $25, thirty and ITS PAS appease pEA BATHING. a , up the pen. : had never felt before took possession of his upon the |W as pa deste I ip res er sixty days credit, for approved endorsed notes, bear- ypae IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. S CRAIC Ree er ap erceaidt oe le wrote for some minutes, but progressed | breast. sisting of 20 head of Hozs, Cows, Ieifers. Horses, | ine interest. C. W. BOTELER. Auet DR. LOOMIS, the inventor ard patentee of | Old Point, will be re-opened om the hret ot F not farther than—In store,’ “the firm of,”’| ‘‘Can you suit yourself?’ the captain in- | Wsson. Hay, Carriage, Haraess, Plows, Harrows, | Je ‘-eod oS SR Auct. | Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” having June, when the proprietor will be happy t “ex Bald Eagle,” 25,000," “for sale,’-and | quired. and "Earming renal generaliy, the. Crop.in the By A. GREEN, Auctionser, sucresatil/s introduced iis improvement RES see aig of as {tends wh tay wis t2 “ potice-”? ; = rece . “ “ ound, +) . ke. 1 : ZE-STORY i ° D oF TWATE “notice;”’ finally an idea struck him, and he| ‘No,’ he replied ; ‘ yet who is that sick | a spring in every field. An unfiiling stroam of water HREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH ied hiner in Wasnintan SAT a Ghee x i ee : rn a Price. au lished himself in Washington. . {the Seaboard. The Hall has been much impr jashed off the following: girl in state-room EB?” ” : fans through the premixes. There is s rood frame | rue Garisoi, a Action; On THURSDAY ihe ‘This improvement for Nets of Teoth consista chief. | a und heautifed, amt ample preparations made for a caktzD A person to invest their time | |“ \She? why she is the mildest girl you ever | ing purposes. There tn ain an Orchard onthe piace, | {Hof Juue, K shall. sell in fey Nhat indestracrible mineral “No metal is used va | SchmeTyaNe, Pleasure of all who may visit tins and attention for the benefit of the subseriber, | 88¥,” he continued ; ‘I would like to get rid of boat one third of the lands in tiinber, oak, hickory, Stinitanov ements, which Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &c., of the premises. at | ! 3, in square N’ a with the improvements, which are a good three-ste u heir construction, and they are therefore free from who will endeavor to make them happy. Ono | her; she was sent off here to get her out of the | &¢: ; ; ; Brick House, with basement and a new brick stable, | Etlvanic action and metalic taste. There are uo | always in readiness to contribute to the poy ent who will devote her whole attention whee em- | Wy, because she was bringing disgrace upon ROHNEN, carer of heal al Momeaee Fa ere, se mncncmely tuaiod on Eoanave | 120" bance ther Gomis ee cies Pree ae i Gr ANKE ployer preferred. And—” her family, who are wealthy and respectable | GEO. W.BOHRER, cnr, of Highand Gay atreets, | Bnd'2) streets east, ted near the Caria ene | lighter, stronger, lese cluiney, far. more durabte, and “What in the deuce can it be you want?” care i be en can have her for | Georgetown, D. C., or of Mr. HARP, on — Terms: One-tinifd cash; balance in six and twelve | patural in their ap megane al pen ed Pi & Linterrupted, as I scanned the nonsensical wad Oe ve dollars, as her passage has been If not sold by the 22d inst. will be offered at Ruma steonenen decd of trust taken," | similar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty, | _________Pianos, ——— id by her relati i : = style of his dict on. Pee Te ee TeLniOne _ publie auction to the highest bidder. je Title indisputable. durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite IANO FORTE INSTRUCTION, “Why, I am writing the advertisement you That information was surprising. To buy | ox 4 VAN HOOK, Raat Fapive Acces, | marend A. GREEN “Ail york responsibly warranted 2 spoke off.” he replied. & woman was a purchase of a style never | F'QiAscventh sirseh below Fetes Ane ky | De THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | AILN a. aveuue, between ith and 12th streets, | », Al"; \Y..H. PALMER continues to addnew mem ~ Well. must confess you make a bad fist | dreamed of before. To own a woman! A Turk- salen nurnber of Building Lots 24 feet front by 139 | in Gonsequence of the rain until MONDAY, the sta | gp ia | eae ue Pompe pele pe dad pe Fas = - ; ey i t % ’ ‘i 1 instant, same hour. =e MER, 2 att, to age a patois exprewion. Here, let me = pe oe Was soon made, | Sach payable in stall monthly instalments of eee pee apove SaPR HEAT eee. | D&S COODM RN carrer ana | HeemsteSietuceday, Wetneaday. Fr i ‘wrote ing: VE SALE iS STILL FUR- 2 : . A “ Mavamezza, ap een sl ata and the following bill of sale was drawn: ct bg ne Lots are situated at Union Town, on the ther postponed until MONDAY, the 15th instant, = UFACTURER OF ARTIFICIAL, Tretx.— — Terms $5 per quarter. ap 25-tf < repay has bee aie ame ra of eos? ver, 2N same hour. is coinplete arrangements enabling him t a = = = "4 resident of this city for the past six yours,| |... ‘SA¥ Fraxcisco, April 16, 1850. | uth arlzol the Amonsiiciver-adjoming tha Na- | same hour. cy Anotionser.. pfosentithe folowing reasonable prices: JOCAL MUSIC.—Ars. FRANKLIN, Teacher wishes to make a matrimonial engagement with | , “ “Sold to Mr. —, the girl, Anne Cleve- Perens wishing 8 cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca- By BARNARD & BUCK eorgetown. butire Upper Sett Resth, on Gold....---- S200 | aatiars resucsts thoes Undies wie eee ayoung lady of respectability. One accom- | !#nd, for the sum of twenty-five dollars, (five | tion for a dwelling. Pane y MONTCOMSRY. Do or” do on Silver - 121025 | Of being perfected in Ballad Singing. or Opers Alwere, SP Ths after ine oe ee | wien aaliel be these [ote 1s guntantocd free and clear from overs | 17th inst. at 2 o'clock p. m..we will nell on the prema: | Filling, axtrnctine also, Re- | known st her residence, 48 E. street, between 3t] Tebpr tears me « «(Signed senibie tacniennel may 25cm | isen, that amall-and highly improved property be. | pairing a; the same reussentile oa Alloperations | 97d Nth. and at the Music Stores of Mr. Davis, an Bess in thiscity. All communications address- (Signed.) ost nD Lee Soni cos Mca ns 9 dS cat ian Metzerott. ap 6-Sm a this 0 z Ot B.C M . eum - —* < | longing to Mr. Edward Shoemaker, about one 7 executed in such & manner ns to give every s ed to “S."" Lock Box, No.—. Post Office, will . B. C—, Master Bark Guy. COR SALE OR RENT.—THE DESIRABLE | a-balf nuie from Tenaly Town, adjoining the farms | tion. Office corner ath street and avenue: 3 {<< be confidentially treated. References’ ex-| “The clerk inquired what time it was neces- | | RESIDENCE 6 corner of F and 2st Sis | Of Samuel and Charles Shoemaker, containing 22 | ———— ———— —— = HREE BEAUTIFUL PLANOS received thi cept” : 1 exclaimed at Call fr his purchase, and it wasinform- Horse contains sixteen rome, has gus throughout, | wiht nord ee ce Beseeatiou and Improved A RETIRED.PHYSICIAN whose sands “That isthe way to do it,” exclaimed, rom Boston. Also, three very fine, and Pianos. but little ned. sever RS ve 4 ed that any time during the day would answer | and furnace. ‘The stable will or rented with | Sheds, life have nearly run discovered while in ics food dened The he tine i hs aalet Mobere dongle den East lndies, a vertain cure for. Cousumpti pee onr Fama Borsa, Bicionene nea ae . a - * . * = ‘: e house ifdesired. The lot the house stands o: i tk E B- 1as! ies, A ¢ e fe suru #.at our Piano Forte, Melodcon, b —— = Paper to him; “ that looks more You cannot imagine with what patience the | {he house id st tek tha purcaesr tee have mie ; —) eres Asthma, . Colds, and Gene Warerooms, between 9th and lth streets. No.6. like it, T should say hk clerk conducted himself upon landing upon the | jand ifdestral. wo at sale, Delality. “The diseovered by him | je 4 JOHN F. ELLIS. “ And from the facility with which you get| wharf! Why, he thought that every one knew | ALs0, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe | U3 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. | | ¥ only child, a daugiiter, was given up to : a y g y 5 y J id heard Y 1 fe P| up this kind of an article, I should judge you | his seeret—that he owned a woman by purchase | corner of F and 19th streets. and LOTS on 19th,near = ie audi teallng: senbties CC aepemeen eek pa ge a a —not a black, but a white one; but the walk : hay tt Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS. ap 2-t from the wharf to the store sobered down his sor SALE.—That beat had written such stuff before,”’ he replied. ative and healing ceeds of preparations made “No,” said I, “ this isthe first time I ever = t fe 200 de ni A SECOND-HAND PIANO FOR RENT AT | fromthe East Lista Hemp.and therhercht oceurred | Musig Depot oe Se RA 1 onth; two for 32.50 per nth, and fine | to him that be i a remedy for his child.— W. G. METZEROTT. atiful, comfortable Cot- ng such trash.”’ thoughts, for he knew not what to do with her. ebult DWELLING HOUSE situated on | RW,Fianos for rent at various pri Five sory | He studios peer teronicing Rin auae- Corner of Penn. avenue and lith street. “ Trash,’’ he replied, seurnfully; “you ad-| She was sick, and of necessity must be provided | the corner of 22d street’ west and E, street worth. fice secon chant Keasos 60s pale Io apo measoce- fie See siet tone es woe r ns enum —— a =i vise me to subscribe for it, and yet you eall it | for; and ten thousand ideas flew through his | 1he)lot fronts 50 feet by 13) deep. New Music received semi-weekly. {hnastnds of suforore in ll parts of the world, and | (ZOLD MEDAL PREMIUM |) Gash How did you get your wife?” he con- | volatile brain in regard to the responsibility he | ts delightiai either for a summer or winter reatience, | « Pisnos exchanged, tuned, packed, exrefully moved, teraai nian piste tose eto WILLIAM KNABE, . tinued, inquisitively. as he leaned ovor the ta- | had assumed ; and what to doin this emergency | Apply Peet RD WEBB, Agont, No. 512(2d | “Seis agent in District and State of Maryland for | sible, he wilt send to such of hisafticted fellowe he. (Senior partner in the late firm of the carnation added additional beauty to her | to her residence ; but, upon his crossing the north [, street, between 4th and Sth west,and a com- | avenue, near corner of ith street. shilling—three cents to be returned as postage on the oF William Knabe & Co., at the old stand. a eyes. as I aaswered— hapereare and the plain facts of the case came insane FRAME DWELLING, No, 434, on north | _may 30 JOHN F. ELLIS. seoike net the remainder to be applied to the pay- — Ls a Ping tip street op. 2 “ Bought her !”’ to his mind, and he began to tell the tale, fancy | ide of north K street. between Gth and 7th west. =~ U SROWNS’ HOTEL. | ment of this advertisement. eS posite the Eutaw House, amore. _ A low whistle escaped from his lips, and he | came to his aid, and he disclosed the sufferings moi ats at f oe ae Ne a eraining 3 d 0 Just opening a saa issortment_ of ae Ne CENT: Pia: Ft Tred Dll Ae merle gyre laimed,?” « wt? f the girl, her amiabilit her be: Feet, ee Per foots Apply at No. 5127th | Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING | N.B, Dr. 1. James has neither ofives noe Streets, on the premises partly occupied by Al exclaimed. The devil of the gir! r amiability and her beauty, and | street. and Gent's FURNISHING GOOT {the finest Neowin fe vais potent ii Abad Pi pa oy up by Mr ee Paane Pelee , — Fi T a id Gen NISHING G of th Ne ork as some have pretended and ai i is * ¥ No, sir,” I replied, “my wife, mot his Sa- | furthermore, that he had solemnly promised to | _mav'19-tf — POMIARD WEBB. Agent._ | styleand make, at the Emporinin of Fashion, No. | Haat” pie recip 18 sent from no.p ince but N keep constantly ou hand « large assortment of plan tanic Majesty. befriend her ; in fact, bis story was so touching- Oa SALE—At a bargain, and on very oasy | 370 Browas’ Hotel, next to private entrance. 19 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey. and highly-finished grand and square Piano Fortes * “I beg your pardon.” he rejoined; “I meant | ly told, that he almost believed it himself; and | j,,,terms.& TRACT OF LAND. suitnble for =| _may 9 (Intel&eStatos) may 25-3un also, Melodeons, from the best makers. from 4 to 5- the word only as an exclamation of surprise,” | it so won on the womanly feclings of the lady. | Wathineton ety. For ‘particulurs upply at No. 312 OME-MADE CARRIAGES. “HINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE ep rpc a pe end he settled back in his chair, as if doubtful | that she was willing to receive the girl beneath | (2d story) 7th street. 5 We have on Beant of our own papapieesals yh Cc sie R.H. Mi LLER, SON & CO., Dane ontegebeaiy ‘engaged in the manufacture of of = — and inquired— cs eee airee ee pees philanthropy—a feeling y Wo tf POLLARD WEBB. | fine Beef the vers heat bee cons Importers direct from Liverpool to Alexan- Pianos. we will sell wholesaleand retail, on the most « How, when and where?” which she believed caused the clerk all this ——- approved styles, and warranted in point of Sia OE LORY CSO: e attention of dealers. iberal terms. Toast & side glance at my wife as she loaned | anxious tolicitude ; but the fact was, he was | [NTPRESTING TO FAMILIES, Warkumship wd material to bo equal to any made | ROU Keepers, and others of Wathiacionsnd Ry ed over hor sewing, with the blush yet tingling | truly desirous to get rid of what he supposed | ‘The following extract from a New York paper | Wthecity of | We tespeetfully, seinen £itz,ia the | which, for extent and variety, will compare favorably | two successive years—October, 1855, and 1B56—in ope upon ber face, and knew by the confident smile | would be an incumbrance cannot fail to be interesting. In referring to the citizens and strangers to examine our work ; as | With ny establishment in the Eastern cities. position to fourteen and cightece prnos from ‘Baie i b ry * Phe gi rave \oapi the receipts of Teas in this country for one. : e = The connexion of their senior partner with the | of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal- . P y porter: that lurked about the corners of her pretty lit- | _ ‘* The girl wasconveyed to the hospitable don- | {he receipts of Tens in this ¢ they will be 12.2 9 | Suntity Sree now. prises Pus wseither in | manufacturers of Hurope and the United States for | timore, We ere also awarded the first premium at tle mouth, that its recital was not objectiona- | icil by the clerk, the bill of sale was thrown into | (1,000 pounds short of the imports ef tne year end- | 7 Weslsvito svervxina al REPAIRING inawork- | UPWards of thirty years, has given himadvantagesin | the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir- ble: so I began: a trunk among his old letters, and a month June WD, 1956, and that mani ke mauner, and at reasonable prices. ple purchase Ce pemre eg Sonee trwel pedend fit, JES ead 16. “Thay ave alee boop oparded ~My friend, you must know that there is | slipped round and the girl was aimost forgotten. | Dee merc hes hoea titees ez ne rat ciel ne Ee kee aT EL UNN eo will satisly all parties that purchases cau be made of politan Mechanics” Fair for i#57. . such an island somewhere in the Pacific ocean | __“ Une afternoon he was dispatched to the house | Yoni Hisow Tess, of low ant mealies ae eee ee SIMON FLYNN & CO. - | them upon the most favorable terms. In addition to this we are in possession of testimo o¢ New Holland. The island was, many years | *fter important papers. and then for the first | have experienced an, advanee of one Inindred per | —er > ————______________| French China Dinner Sets, gilt,and decorated | Amateurs in tho country, wich othe seenatent ag, the depot for the convicts of Eugland. Low | time, the forgotten purchase flashed upon his | eh Veh "tie ons CROR Bree SU NEES BE REGNARD, illustrees de e2| Froneh Chine Pinner pete cen’ Toile Sore hen Wwarerooms, speaking for themselves and others of minds are always those that bear ina! the | ——_ bby = neg oe it was ris pens | m the ten ina ot has been the result of n| Oeuvres de Racine, illustrees de 8 vignettes; 75 French China orgs A tc mien high appreciation in which our instruments are longest, and if not able to accomplish their re- | trepidation that he rang the bell. On the door a ce AALS res And Dinner Ware, separate from sets “Ail instruments are ang Z f : Sea , t . H ei Sw A Ae § guaranteed for five years, and venge, they entail it to theirnext in kin, so that | being opened, the loveliest vision in the form of | tiderml tant we may hear nt any moment of the en. | Ocurres de Corneille, iHustrees de 8% vignettes; | And Dinner Ware, Sets, and separatearticles always | a privilege of exchange 1s pranted within the metas some of the hatred race may suffer for the acts | *—ob, pshaw' you cannot understand what I | face, that. ns soon aga suihcient force Irom Enelan Oeuvres de Boilean, illustrees par Bertall; 25 cts. pip, OR hand . months from the day of sale if the instruments do not of their ancestors or relations. Well, such a | meau—there was a young woman who inquired | arriv the seat of war, all five ports of entry in Oeuvresde Moliere, illustrees de 140 vignettes; | White Granite Ware in every variety, in sets, and | give entire satisfnction. - Person there happened to be, a few years ago, | the object of his visit, which he blushingly stam | Chin wil protably be placed unde strit Hoeknde, | $13.00" 1° Blue Protea or Linerpenl Ware the aanee Eneaaanniinn at the port of Sydney, where was stopping a| mered out. for the words fairly stuck in his | jiShor heave than Titey have yer ee npeny ats much | | Fables de la Fontaine, illustrees par Bertall; 25 Common Fdzed, White and Rockingham Ware, in Binns exchanged, od tn ms os < ‘ pee ! i e 1 acts, vut vet i o . upply. _ mar y government officer, with the insignia of rank | throat, and as he was leaving (he steps he heard ie ee ae fects Fee enn a ey arent eee de Florian, edition illustree par Cham; 18 Cat, Pressel’ Piain, and Moulded Glass Ware from conferred upon him by Her Majesty, the Queen, | * Shout of laughter within the open easement, Tea now. KING & BL RCHELL, Les Fabulistes Populaire, illustrees par Bertall; | the best establishments in the Eastern and Western decorating his breast. Accompanying him was | — — eign works that soanded some- iel-tf Corner Vermont ave.and lath street, | 20 conta. FRANCK TAYLOR. jen | States, which will be sold by the package or other- ICE. a sweet little girl of six summers, and, from the ng like——~ What a booby ' hen he did not EW GROCERY, WINE, AND 2 ona = —— ——— | wise. attention he paid to the child, it was easy to, kuow you’? Why, Anne, the fellow is blind!” = pk. 1avor sore. | BOY PENG Beye ARE ere no ee cae he toetonnel teat aieas whoa aairbeg Ua a ccrearcsin ICE DEALER, sone ey eg sa _— t him asa ward,or; ‘It Frade belo his ideas for the bal- oskne bs separation so inteen Wr speadeand the ae en oe E comprising the Inrgest Enre by Sorgen egy yen glamor — altice and Depot—Southwest corner of F a 13th and by the tie of relationship. This trans- | ance of that day, as the many wrong euirics hf 12th Le aibece ogni fay or elected of any inthe city: Looks, andria, almost hourly, 123¢ cen A - | Streets. Washington. a fort spoken of hind sulered the law's penalty | and ink blots of his books, and the mblatrery | hauls Ws toon peaseenie ca tain eee Goel tated | oe fing & Coca eer ioc en, amis mee ee CE! ICE!! ICE! !!—The undersigned respectful tom the judge—a brother of the officer—and | of goods could attest. But, to cut the story | assortinent of Foreign and Domestic WUN 5 del ring Company: Hinges of all. kinds; ly inform his friends and the public ty, that he Gelqrained to wreak his long-pent vengeance | short, one day he folded her in a willing em- | QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE JES, | Scraws, Bends. Nails, Sash, Woights nnd Cord,Sash S2 REWARD.—Ranaway fromthe subseri- | he i now prepared to furnish -ainilies and others) A "pe geance | * y : : consisting of Fine ‘Teas, Sugar, C sur, Soap, | Pulleys; Window Sbrings and Sash Fustenings, Wall 00 tir. tiving near Upper Marlborough. hrough the veason) with the best quality of ICE, «pon bis relation. brace, and they had a sorta wedding in his | Olives, Raisins, Figs. hovier, Otard: | Sturm Bolte nnd Shee Leetanines To eke | Panes Govereeomate, Rat on tee aaeot delivered 1a any part of Washington George- “Years slipped by, and the girl budded into | employer's house shortly after, when Anne | Marrett & Co.. Pinct & Co., and Col. Chabard's | thing wanted in the Hardware line fora house, aud | April, NEGRO MAN, DAVY GREEN. town, and cuaran ees to give cntire satisfaction. womanhood, and the blossoms of the summer | Cleveland became his wife, and then she whis- | Brandies in cas Old ia- | sold cheap, cheaper, cheapest for cash. Abont 27 years of age, 5 feet, 6 inches high—a Orders to be left with Kipwett & Lacrexce, t. b > | : cis if did maica Rum, She 4 HARVEY & ADAMS. dark mulatto—has a ‘large busty head, with! lath street and Pennsylvania avenue; Geo. roen. "Bat grey sits bed benprinhiod the | foe waa noone Sune neat 4 Bot know | Stic Be dais SE eas! | Tees mar an tanec erieeereLon ts | © Rpemica Oc: eames ee aeeeeies: grown ut gre: ir iprinkled e she was. ees, ne Cu Se - jook. He may hire hin in the rict, where he Penna. avenue, between a E r z > i raacwands PY ; 1 this 2° Edinburgh Ale, Anni E HAVE JUST RECEIVE 5 FOL- | has relatives, ke ‘ay to some free State, wETz, New York avenue, between lieth and oad eee oe ee ee ene |. Peay how didizou know all {bist _seessly'| Sievatis Conmegnnees aot ¢ ene tok raret de: lowing Gooile whieh wore poparcd to ceil | helch without any provoestion, Twill re Ties | GRORGESISTE| New York avenue, potween ih and Years his love for the child ad grown more in- | inquired my bachelor friend. soription of Havana Cigars. smal! advance of cost for ensh : Hundred Doilars, if taken out of the State—@100 if ope | ‘Mass. avenue; and with the subsorfber, No. tense. ax he saw cach expanding beauty of her | | replied that L had * Bought her; that her Also, Stonghton Bitters, and Fever and Aue | A very inrge variety of Turner Bros. celebrated | taken in the District, or any other part of Maryinod, First street, Georgetown, where Ice can be om 3F mind and person | love was not in the bill of sale, but I won that Waters —_ reper invited to calland oxen, |' Suman ane w and $5) if taken in this county, In either case he | gt all times. T.N. KIDWELL. oa pie aay we io prmepensi ' os rolls rh elo a ipa beri < naling eleewhera, Mom. wieetbaPonain ine, an excellent remedy for > pa 80 that AT J. BERRY. ap7-tf cE oP 2: a margin , and e gardens i e on the wi. » 0 erry iran a i ~ —' |CE.—| : 3,000 tons extended 6 ns 7 Te aaita | dad bath toc kee caplsyapey wap Ads nd delivered at their sentery)*. Coreain cure for Diarrhea and | 4) OyNTON'S PATENT PENDING GAS | [Ging ok ing Hockley Mill, nexe the Relay the water's elge. The white sails ppy home in the noon 3 3 of the vessels, ; ted i oth | day success.”” ‘eg Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines. COOK STOVE, or HEATER, for fam House, on the Washington Railroad. It can be sent ihe +, as they floa! | upon its sinooth | a8. . A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, im all of superior qualit * | ly and other uses. It will heat his Patet in cars either to Baltimore or Washington. Apply ay — back their storm beaten | he recital ma interested us, and we were ported direct. by the subscriber, at wholesale and re- Rasphecry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Brar- Snood ine Cooks Steak, Stew Orster ROBT, C. WRIGHT, st. alls, and many hours the young girl sat wateb- | not conscious of the intrusion of a female. Canal Hoste enpplied on reasonable terms, and d of fine flavors, prepared from the pure | Boil Water, Tea, Coffee, etc. in 5 minute: = 4 a inz them as they rode upon the tide. The guar- “Good evening,” she said, in saluting us, produca taken in exchange. . goss Chae Ae and Pepperment Cordial Eee Ae en rn pee ee nar ouly -ERIOR READING LAGER BEER dian of the girl had been called away upon spe- | and as we turned to reply, I noticed she had ees Oa en ereen an, oe hand, of 16a, Guracoa, Absinthe, Essence of Bepparment * | for combustion. Por the Nursery and Sek Room it | QU PERIOR READING LAGE eats r : ry A Sor onde y 0, coun- | FE: wg Bic 4 > " — couctea? {ot a fow days, in the interior of the | picked up the advertisement I had just writ- | cy praduos of all descripliont eecered on nnceae: | Exenehgy aaanpacilia, Stoughton Bitters Bourders, Millinete, deco iesost indispensable ia | Phe subseriber takes this method to, inform the ‘antry. and the ennai of a warm summer af- | ten. Upon its perusal, she broke out into a | inont. JONAS P. LEVY softy? Rito on hand.» supply of Dr. Wheeler's | warm Weather. The Stave or Heater is practicable | citizens of Washington and vicinity. thar he con. ternoon had invited the fair girl to wander be- merry laugh, that sounded like music in the | je8-tf No. 54 Twelfth street. | Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, © isle” | inall places where heat is required. stantly keeps on hand Lauer's superior READING * | 20 8-tf _________Ne a | Te ie ers, @ splendid artic! P 4 GER BEER. PORTER, and AL =. xs neath the shade trees, or among the flowers | room, and vowed that she would marry ths: HREE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS | intro cupric of che reaps We have atall timesa | For sale, wholesale end rept by vy. [eAvady to servent any time. in Bottles oF to that bl 2 P | lividual, if hi TT TG T BARGAINS.—Th: tee suppiy of the following named stack of Mal SIBLEY & GUY, is Sst bloomed in laxuriant profusion over the | isolated individual, if he came well recsin At G fod ohewprtieny an Tignors, being the only Liquorsof the kind inthe | 3¢9-6t $20 Pa.ave., bet. 10th and ith streets, | flotel Keepers or private families. it ee. + ' wou! ve her, an ie wanon 'e 4 istri i i r . iH pati Sears oO eee - iY oa OUTS, 4 broad era of the garden space. She had seated | mended, and id have her, and the saucy Conca bare bese wed be felon pried District; and whieh cannot fat! in giving antieeiee = a ss AND| 4“! 1c Fiat ah m quantitig? SHAD, herself upon © mossy bank, to cull the choicest , little puss shook back the curls that clustered | S*feful persons, we will warrai toll al ge iadelpins XX, Burton and OLS ABW SORES LARNER SS AXP may %-Sw Southwest cor. 3d st. and Pa_ave. Sowers of her selection to form a bouquet for | over her brow, and added that it was “Jeap | “Two of them nre full seven octaves, finely finished fae siticle of hanes Boe ome aX Por- | Allene: Revolvers, Say Cookie Pistols 4c; | LE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE her protector, when lulled by the opiate of | year, and she was privileged.’ -___ | foeeFoad cnses, anil of exantsita tone aunt toach,cos ton supply of Mineral Water, Cider. &., Pinaks, Shot Bouches, Gun Nip; a, Ramrod Heads, | MPABLE,CUTL Kaives Kav their fragranee, she fell unconsciously asleep. | The face of my bachelor friend became crim: | "-Phdge Pianos. purebasers may safely rely upon as in ARNY & SHINN, Gun wl an bea 8 Cone, ene Ce, ae Fork, the Spee’ ets. Ton bs How long she slept she does not remember ; | son; but before he left the hams, Chews Soong | boing truly great bargaing, Rud they ‘will do well to are ee tiatt. Georestows. = ing Wd Gutter, fad a good assortment of Gua bate Fete Cae Fetter Coolers, Dou ut wl ing i i ii star! yl tween fo= or ‘ano Ware- aA 20, between at eal pes . Pri A oe bona and i oft light Al ee Si wclee cad maneihent eighties; sal nee, i "Foie NO 0% between Mth ang Oe ELLIS, | OL eat : NOR N rotet ‘Sate “ae ome Bedes soe Oban A es Fitehers, extre Se en s. pon . . , n Sage ’ * ie 4 : ” = 3 é