Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1857, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY ......0000-04- .June 13, 1857. " ‘THE WEESLY STAR. Our weekly issue of this date has a thrilling | tale of frontier life, “The Outpost deeply interesting one entitled ‘The Coquette,” and a third styled The Oriental Merchant.”’ Among the practical brilliants we may enume- rate “The Old Mill;’’ the comical “ Address to the American Flag”’ in the ‘ Pheenix’ vein; «The Wife to the Wooer;”’ “The Cherry Tree;”’ and a beautiful poetical tribute to the late Dr. Charles S. Frailey. On the inside will be found a ceries of graphic, (we take the liberty of say- ing in the absence of the editor to-day.) piquant and every way readable editorial letters from the Great West, indited “by steam,” and naturally of the “‘go-ahead’’ order. In the local columns is a description of an interesting visit to Clark Mills’ studio; more details of the election riots; an article showing how lager beer is made; City and Government improvements items; something about the Navy Yard; the Washington Horticultural Society; the Wheat Crop; {the Marine Barracks; with no end of spicy bits of things. Besides all this, there are ten columns of fresh Washington News and Gossip; personal and political items; late foreign and domestic intelligence ; droll sketches ; val- uable receipts, and a great amount of miscel- laneous general information. Price for single numbers only 3 cents, in and from market, obtaining the material for knocking up a shelter, tog dc. = At Joliet, forty mites south and west of Chi- | cago, the road on which we have"been coursing enters the track of the Rock Island and Chicago road, (forty miles out from Chieago,) and also by another branch strikes direotly east, for a point on the Michigan Central Railroad—also forty miles out from Chicago. Ere reaching Joliet, I saw laying out in the prairie a boulder of rock of many tons burden, dropped there from a floating iceberg, no one knows how many centuries ago. ‘It is termed “the Lost Rock ;”” and, as science has so clearly demonstrated, could have got there in no other way. Of course it is one of the great curiosities of the country, and is pointed out as such to all travellers, though, like myself, they may have come from a region where boulders, evidently thus deposi- ted are met at every turn. Joliet is apparently the creation of the Rock Island Railroad’s busi- ness. That is to say, its rapid improvement of late years is. Itis situated on the rise of a ridge where the delta over which we had so long coursed terminates. This ridge rises gen- erally abruptly to the apparent height of from forty or fifty feet, and stretches away as far as the eye can reach. I am told that from its apex the prairie runs back ad infinitum at the same higher level: and I saw that, from the junction, the Rock Island road gradually climbs up to its higher elevation, instead of diving into the hill as though it were a mere ridge. The country between Joliet and Chicago is more diversified than that over whieh we had travelled to-day, having more marshes and Tue Nava, Courts or Ixguiny.—In Court No. 1 the case Of ex-Lt. Abner Read was con- tinued, apde@apt. Long, Purser Stockton Lt/'Gibson were recalled and examined. Shaw, Capt: Van Brant, Dr. Burt, Lt. Daniels and Lt. Renshaw were also examined this morn- ing on the part of the applicant. is attending to the case for Lt. R. Tn Court No. 2; the case of Lieut. Gibson is still progressing. The depositions of Dr. Thos. Dillard, of the Navy, and that of Dr. J. Salli- van Thorne, of Brooklyn, N. Y., were read in behalf of the’ applicant, and the testimony of Capt. W. K. Latimer and Mr. B. Shepard, late lieutenant in the Navy, was taken on the same side. The case will probably be concluded to- day. Mr. Phillips is attending to Lieut. G.’s UNG CATHOLICS FRIEND_§0- t ETY.—Th hl - Se een a se in J meut of St. Mati “s Chareh Paanday) APTRR NOON, The case of Capt. Latimer is still before Court No. 3. Commander Hazard, Lt. Place, and Dr. Terrell, (late of the Navy,) were exam- ined on the part of the applicant. Mr. Reverdy Johnson is attending to Capt. L.’s case. PERSONAL. +++ Gen. Wheat, of the Nicaraguan Army, and Gen. Wilson, of Pennsylvania, are at Browns’, -+>+ Baron Von Limbw landsyand Commodores N.. are at Willards’. +--- Mr. Milburn, the blind preacher of New York, has arrived in England. He Proposes to leeture in Liverpool and the large towns. ..-. Among the formerly of the U. 0 has recently been makin, through the most interesting portions of through France, Italy, Switzerland and Germany. -... Kohl, the noted traveller and author, is ia ', Mimister from Nether- age and Hunter, U.S. the Canada is - M. steamship THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET- VS ne or he ‘Catholic Benen ite Aten nan ety wil ue ne: . ine atl me = ) A! une 4th, ic 2 Sunday 2 al x general attendance of members is requosted. It V. E. KING, Soc’y. WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, COMPANY A.—Important business will be submitted at the meeting on MONDAY EVEN ING, June 15th, and it is necessary that every in ber should attend. : Gentlemen Senpoting the yearly contribu: who have not paid for present year, are respect- fully requested to call Soin Caete on who holds Mit Ttvenlive teow Pe BEE WE,THE UNDERSIGNED, it Merchants of Georgetown, D. C., do agree to close our stores at 7':’0’clock, (Saturda : nights ex- sopted,) from the 15th of June to the 15th of Sep- tember: x H. Smoor, W. R. Hurpve, paar peel A Orrutt& Co., . E. Berry, S. Kontesrc. je 13-3t ———————————— SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812,— Str officers of the National Convention, who may be at the seat of the General Government ; the cera and members of the Association of the Dis- trict of Columbia, and all others are rexpeotfully in vited to attend the funeral of their late brother Ma- jor Grores McNur. ‘The Veterans are requested toassemble, with their cockades and badges, at the lave residence of de- ceased on F street, one door west of 6th street, at o'clock on SUNDAY APTERNOON. it THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS ' and others ts invited to the sale at Messrs. Samstag & Brother’s, to be continued TO-NIGHT. ‘There is yet remaining a large assortment of Gold Watches, Jewelry, &c.. and will be continued until the whole is disposed of. It WALI. & BARNARD, Aucts. NOTICE.—We tite undersigned Grocery Merchants of Washington, do hereby agree to close our respective Stores at 8 o'clock p.m., from LieeOne fo to be % ERTISED. $ | McHenry, Mre Mt ne me — J 5 A Nott, Mrs Browet Miss ¥ ©. Fowler, Bre a" Nor is, Mre aL “Piecber, Mra O'Donnel, ¥ Goodman, Mrs 80 Rol-o, Miee Suvan Brooke, Mre Mattie Gerrity, Miss 4 2 Rolins, Mice J E Brooks, Mrs Emma Gibson, ®rs Richnerd, Clara Ball, Mre JO Mra J Birch MreKate Mays, Mrs Bean, MreAvn —- Hugives, M Brooke, Misa M Brown, Miss E ) law, Mre J Strain, Mre Join Mise S Bra C Sone? wre re yh B Soub, Mies Lozica M Jeane SSE guect moar dobneton, Mre W epder, irs Dr aret Johueson, Mra O Berry, Mise Mary Johoe'oo,MreTJ Soanlan, MreV W Clk, MreH B Keib, Mre Bilen & Bey, » MreM Kogee, Mra L Smallwood, M Campbell, MreM Ken: ireS Small: Connelly, MreMJ Lake, Mra Mary Sernian, @re Crowner, Miss E Lee, Mre lien A Thomyson, Miss Colttrs, Mary om Lie Mrs Jone F Try Ca ise DeBoye, Mrs W Damson, Mra AT Danscomb, Mra J E Davia, Mra Wm Deney, Mre RJ Edetin, Mre A, INITIALS.—Mies BOL; Mre a M. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. a Adars, Thos W Harrison, Kev Tim JParrott, John Adams. Josie Heath, R'K Palmer, Gen Joel Al-xander, Heary Arg nti, @ Albrigot, F Adams, 0 jedg: Bartlett, Waxb'n A Ball, Barat w, WAR Browning, WartaT o Evans Srar, a | JAXCURSION AND Pic Nic &c. Second Baptist Sabbath School, Ld WHITE HOUSE AND FORt WASHINGTON lune 15, 1897. This Fohoo! having chartered the swift and comn o Gro. \Wasmineron, ins CUSION tothe oo Famed pinoes, on MONDAY next, Phe Bent wilt leave her Wharfat the foot of ttt street. at th, Navy Yard at 9 o’clovk a. m. and Alexandria at 9% reasonable hour in the and retern evening. fresh at city prices. Hiccete for hduite Sn erete Children 12 eentsto be had of any member of the School, and at the Boat on the mornmg of the Excurswn. order of Piet os oF ARRANGEMENTS CF LSIOR —The members handsome Eta CLUB take promt wha : Co te on be | e ie p, . that meh i chartared the 500) and opmmetvons NGTON, pine Grand EXCURSION tothe Wa he AVILION, June 2d, 1857. Partioulars in futureadvertisement. je 8,10,19%13* WANTS. 5 ING. — WANTE: MEDI DUS PORES ARR ER to work at the business. Also, six et learn the above businoss. Apply at Mrs. M.A. EA TON’S, No, 906, between Pennsylvania avenve and E. greet rOMAN, to Cook, Wash, nna mily. Apply at No, am © street, corner of north Capiiol street. —_je 13-20" W 4ntED—a WOMAN for the Kitchen of a venta aramt,anda CHAMBERMAID toassis: in W aod Jromng. Also,» COLORED MAN as Waiter. Good references required. Appl Star Office. ANTED.—A good COOK, W and strong wrappers for mailing; or $1.25 per year. Boston, where he will remain for several weeks, | June lath to September 1ith, 1857-Saturday ui hts | Bingam, Wm ——_—-2+e-— sluggish rivulets, bordered with scrub oaks, | for the pury se of examining the oe: axceptel: if : ¥ mS BAREY > FF » _ A = — J. H. SHEKELL 2W.K SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | *attered along through it until wo reached the | ofp canal Guertin nt Private libaries FRANCS MILLER, WM ORME, The Lutelligencer confesses that the perusal | White river. That stream is one of the main P. WHITE & CO., TLERM. H. VOSS. TRONER, with good references, wanted for a small -family.at No. 355 F street, opposite the St Mathow’s h. ge lc ANTED. Henronsn, John Ridgway, Wm Haysel, Sedeon, Richardron,Ool WA oe For a short time, a STOR Haskin, Major J A Ryle: on i - and 7th sts. Als: ats ---+ The lamented George Steers was certain! BLW.R dD, je ll-st* Hays, Col JC Re ben Penn. avenue, between 14th #0, of Lord Palmerston’ ig feeders of the great Illinois Canal, which we | a great nautical isininary. © Vessels which he red " r ——— oe es hy ed Ronee, aoe ne aie sep ¥ any ah} 2p . marr? Speech <xplensier? of rossed the bank of th signed and built have achieved the greatest naval I Fj STRAWBERRIES.—Those wanting fine Herasty, orn Rooney, James of th gore gg ented hav ~~ ft ee Seen ti 5 a x = i e bt m1 , Gr ’. t th. Persons sto ren! won of the Dallas-Clarenden treaty, has occa- tool jace in the New Yor! jay onthe 4th in- | Cream Depot. corner 12th and F streets. je 9-lw* Y jell > ‘TL sioned it some surprise, “for ie oveean that | 88¥ little difference indeed in the apparent time stant, three yacht bullt) by titen | carried. ol the OUR NAME IS OUR MOTTO.“Thrd B ° 1 Richwood, ER Aw to iene, acvernl of the, most, beautif j s 2 < 5 ‘pede : i ichmons > m Lord Palmerston, whilst alluding in general as — po Deemseztied |e in the style ote Jem With & rat ihe White Hause Pavitt kg lm yee Ravan bon” loreand saloons, “alec, overs ntyln of Littering i terms to the changes made in the Treaty by the the farm improvements ; everything done by GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. lion, on THURSDAY. July 23d, 1857, By order of | pelle, Daulel Boney, Ches ae silver and reid. taught to perfection in two bouirs American Senate, which, though not deemed | ™#" there seeming to have been executed al- | Correspondence of The Star. Jo 10-18,18-3t* COMMITTEE. Kourke, Jere reogom se my Kl = Wants Seo per week. i: t by the Briti 5 ;, | most within the last twelvemonth. GxrorceEtown, June 13, 1857. i NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.—The Tax cu, Chas Simp n, Capt Wm Pisses calland examine specimens at No. 38 7th a 7 we British Goverument, it i ii i i ji The tel hi h d ii . Lists for the present year (1857) are now in my | Soxiter, Wm Johnston, arthur T Simpson, W T street west, one door above A xtrect. would not have considered insuperable, makes | _ This long line of railroad was ran with per- © Seleerephic report which reached our city | ind, for collection. ‘Thong who aball pas theit | Cemerca, Juhn ‘Keen, Wia Bande, Wm J LEVI BROWN, ; 4 oe é i inati on Thursday in regard to dam number 4 on the | taxes prior to first day o July next, will be allowed | giark. Thx Switzer, Wm F je 1S-lw* DR. J. W. PERKINSON. no mention of the particular alteration which | fect regularity, for we reached our destination if os is vig ry J = ‘ is rai]. | C@Mal seems to need confirmation. There are, | 8 discount of 61x per cent. common report had led us to suppose was the | ' the minute of schedule time. It (this rail- | however, several conflicting rumors afloat this | Georgetown. D.Co*) SHEKEL peer fatal one.”’ Says the Intelligencer farther: road) is well built and furnished, and its affairs morning in relation to the matter. From all we mTOiT OH Pes chasers othe NeGiooa Tac aac 'y é : = 2 « i SE! ‘chas: mt ie “Our surprise, however, arises not so muck | ®7@ evidently well conducted. It is but just to we fond He the teller That te Ce ee N are requested to oall and ret their 000s. The om aiterat Precy Of an obstacle to the ratifica- | say co much for the “bridge” that has carried us | We wnrune fo the, belief that Tecligerie et nee en Como dney petting tion different from the one presuined, as it does | safely and so agreeably through this long lino | Our indefatigable fellow citizen, the Captain, | thei goods. JAS, C. MoGUIRF, Auct. from the nature of that obstacle ; for, if we under- f A * (Catheart,) is daily toiling away on his new pro- STC To “ ms ffand correctly. from L.ord P.'s brief exposition, | Of monotonous, and yet, to me, very interesting peller with a zeal that really deserves credit, [the DUSASE HAs JUST RECEIVED ANOTH- Fejested and whichtie Boston, which the Senate | country, for I had not seen a prairie since 1843, | Captain inno medio eee reat. The direst me otol GREEN SEA TURTLES uae Skee! cat t = ritish Government would ; and therefore had brought back to my memory | fore difficulties. That which would cause an or- Peel mone of them ersighing overts panna, Lestebtie:d, Chas 2 te P- we must say that in declining to | by this j flood re divary man to quail and falter, the Captain meets | They will be served up daily, at the establishment Lomerd, Chas — € article as it stood the Senate acted in | by t is jaunt a of reminiscences of adven- | With all the bravery of @ Spartan hero, and by | southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud 6th | Drummond, WW Lanierale, CW “pe beet the true Policy of this Government, tures in life on the prairies of even a far newer | dint of industry and rseverance never fails to | street, in Steaks, Soup, etc. Give him a call. ~— which forbids any guarantees, joint or sole, of try than ti W.D.W. overcome. He and his friends daily become | _je i3'3t I, M. DUBANT. Crewtord foreign j risdiction o ferritoria sovereignty, or —) 1B NH | more sanguine of the success of his new propel- y interfereuce in the conventions, cessions. or RR Ree ler, which will certainly be ready for a trial some other agreements of independent States whichdo | WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | time next week, if no accident by pens. terests. In, therefore, simply NFORMATION WANTED.—PERSONAI.— ‘he person who met the poternignet near the Post Office in Washington city, on night sus ceeding the election riots in this place June lst) and ve him certain information, who met him on tno Wednesda: might following, after getting out of » hack near the sami ce and who left him suddes'y on [2th street, earnestly requested to appoint an K- stier, Jos Kleeman, Heary Ku gut, Ker F Koen’ ks Beverh Joba BR e000, Lt Boverly Btegtre, Kidder, BA Sm'th, J M Lawrence, Wm Smith, Jos 8 Lynch, Jno Sullivan, Jeremiah interview by addressing the undersi throne) the Post Ofhes. Heis anxious for information. Th is the necond advertisement. Address “ Reporter,”’ ons S51, Washington City Post Office. je AG ETENT BOOK-KEEPER wants A$ ation. Information obtained af this office. je 4-t| WANTED In the family of a gentleman rend P One se PENN Metrar . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Mr. Win. Cl f fi i " Capital $1m.00—Charter Perpetnal ; Mr. Wim. Clampit, of your city has been award- aprta K carter Perpetual. ot R e : : edging the | Tax SuBwission oF THE Coxs: N.—Ag | €d the contract for the rebuilding (carpentirs? | | All the profits divided amongst the Policy Holders | Powsh J, yp Dy tie convention Deca eaictsins Bey lelans | ctcciated, the ition of Gor. Walker | MOTH) of the houses of Mrs. Mayruder sd “Description Pamphlets, Blank Forma of Applica- | Bonsidson, Geo tee ee a the U nited that the action of the people of Kansas in con- | the late fire; Mr. Langley, of Washington also, | tna{ life Insuranee furmel od on application, with guaranty the political or Social institutions of the | pealed to the same people at a subsequent | Our inarket was pretty well supplied this morn- i 1e two miles from the city,a good plan COOK. who can bring recommendations for ski!', honesty, and cleanliness will find TT) situate and regular wages. Apply to J. P.CRUTCHETT. corner of 6th and D streets. % __ _ je i-tf TO PURCBASE—A BRIC LING, containing ® or 9 reome, nm: 2 $2.50 to about $4,000, b pe Po hd I § Minor, ‘S-epherd, A 3 Wm Mason, Dr J a Thompsou, Mr of ie JOHN RIGGLES, Bvaue, Richard E Martin, M Taomas, Wilemaa rf Sale—On ensy terms, two dosirabie dependencies which sed | ti ; . ; - Northwest corner of Penn. avenue Etkins, Sandy y wm BRICK DWELLINGS, each located within two fom one jurisdiction to the other. ‘That wees — Pon ie aia, fo intense excitement fe Sao Of the retell prices’ Beet eo | _je 10-2awswe NS! and Hrth street. | Hyert, DO” pauares oP te. Faient Obice, "Ore of tiem oan be to arrange aeinewers claiming the sovereignty | throughout the South. per Ip; hains 15 a 16c.; shoulders 13%altc.; breast | J () TO 12 PER CENT. INVESTMENTS. kmery half yearly instalments. eZ nge. without our participation or sanc- The Charleston Mercury charges on Govern- Pieces I2c.; veal I2alke.; po-k 1233; sausages 123g We offer for sale— Finegan, TO , POLLARD WEBB, eee or W.,on the strength of foolish Washington | (ts.; butter 25a3te.; dried beef Isaite.; chickens | Bonds of the city of Burlington, jows Peery oto _may 14 tf No. 512 (2d story) 7th street. The Union, in view of the recklessness of letters to northern journals. that he accepted | 22-228! Pet doz.; exgs 25c. per doz ; peas 25 cts. | Po do Pavenrorts pd Fountain, Jos Muth’ Andress ‘Tucker, EW WANTED—At 3:7 Penn. avenue, oath nde, speculations at the present time, lifts up a a Jo : i per peck ; Irish potatoes 50c. do.; strawberries 10 Do do Keokuk,’ do yerenien, cf oe ema anal ae ee yrner of ath street, a CHAMBER MAID and P - I the position he fills only to the end of Securing | *20c. per quart ; cabbaye IWaltc. per head ; lettuce | po do St. Louis, Missour: sgtsud degrnvise ie en dete — WAITER. Thi Waiter e box of from 16 to 18 years warning voice of caution. the triumph of those in the Territory who de. | 288°. 40.: goosberries 0c. per juart. Co county do ee ee, Sees Br TL wets, of age. Both must be able to —-_—__--e-_______ = a ; ecto The offerings of beef cattle at the drove yards i Dex Moines Improvement Company. sire that it shall reject the institution of the | yesterday amounted to 190 head; 130 of which Wiehe South. That is, on their garbled reports of his | Were Lolo egret ten CHUBB BROTHERS, — oe while —_ concerning the | net. Phe remaining Siwere driven onthe Balti. | S019 ___ Beekes. = future of e Territory. ‘ile w ive | more. Sheep and lambs $2.50a83.50 per head. June 6, 1857. neither justice nor ri ee Garcon Bie Site Cows and calves $2510, = Penne 4 eg I am still seribbling with a pencil on this lc : é ioe ‘ernor N § plan ) “Arrivals—schr. Yankee Doodie, Chase, New The following ares few of the Galvin, Thos P Xentworth, Wm N Wilosghby, James : J aoe sr on | of going behind the Iaw in the consummation of | Yar Yili none) mks Thomas Davis: schr CHEAT eooLs Gcssac Monet Seen Gaps 3m _ wince mee : Ses 2s s 2 - ; . 3. 4 $ vs Mee orth, Caps jaws, stretch of railroad from St. Louis via Alton, to the silmission of Ka: into the Union, which | Robeit Wilber, Winktleld, Port Deposit, 75.00) to be found at R. G. HYATT’S, No. 349 Seventh st. | Green, * rth, Cap. ‘ing —— reo- DicCarty, Dr James Werden, ommendations. may 1¢-tf McCaffrey, J Hugh Webst McGinuess. Jno Wills, McGraw, Thos E Walsh, Walter McNetr. 8 | Wright, Mi *, Wm cer, Mr !—-BARGAINS!!—BARGAINS!!! | G endy: Capt Wm M Newman, Dr F 8 3 Wit kar, Jobe — Gladding WH Nicnelsun,Cap* WC Walt n, Jas W NOTES BY THE Way. [Editorial Correspondence of The Star.} STEAMING ON THE ROAD—PENNED BY STEAM. LOST AND FOUND. SQ REWARDS stared anwar on Thursday night last, a BLACK MARE, with white stripe on her face, and has the string- haul in her right ind | foot. The above re w retw Lo era eee: Pee Or ner eT OHN SHIELDS, Ww Horsiio McMahon, James Wombangh, uM ™ wrRo Paneo, Wm D : mona ‘ third door below the Northern Market : Goodman, JD Nolan, Jerepish Wallace, Jno ini et's Garden, Bt. Louis—some 233 miles in extent. cannot be essayed without giving the opponents | {r',0f lumber, to Jos. Libbey & Son! schr. Dan- | 2mo'yurda hie nord nada ee He Eee tore, Joha O'Brien, Deals, Wilson, Goo ate near the onrer of léth and P sis. I remarked in my last that I did not envy the giving pponents jel Mince, Bibby, 96,000 feet lumber to F. Wheat- or Joc., richly worth 12}g¢; very fine Robe Lawns, . saa Grd people of Minos theirso feeund soil, with- | 1 (B® SdoPtion of slavery undue advantages, | ley : a worth 18.2 fine White Brilliante at 10 and oe OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ar 2 a) “ c, ; ks oa! ion of this woties. applica - j i i Flour—The market remains steady at our last | 12ec.: fine Colored Brillinntes at 12!2c, uaual price Parris, 2M Waisou. BT tor six wos = ~ out adding, as I should have done, that I regard we reject emphatically the idea that he has quotations—87.50a$7.62.. Wheat 31.70a$1.90 for | ©, fine and beautiful White Marseilles from 250. ton will be made * Comm of Peusons Pog Washington, A 2,500 yards fine French Ginghams at I2%c., eee on . at any time designed playing false to the | red and white. Corn séa%e. Spectator. | ' seiner Ie ene for the issue of a doplicate of AND WA cur own proximity to the markets of the sea- : ee - meee . al price 18c.; 340 yards very fine De Bages at No. 15,282 for 129 acres, act $4 March. ist ned to ; high obligation of . 9 SS is ¥ Si mask Linin N: Benjumin Grimes, private Capt. Jones Company, board, where nearly all their Produce as well ligati a eat er ae [communtcaTED Beat a0 Shae Bsa ne atte rice Napkin Georg a Vols., Creek War; the same havine heon far concur ee and shipped. or otherwise wld | ing the ‘weight of his ofbeial tettonre nk, | | THE Oxouanrows senonisafe, Buster: | fant ish Luan atone agin! pion be coed FOR RENT AND SALE. 108 tawew c.W.'BENNETT y 7 wi his ‘ = ics a - oe Slot! on a ed a for consumption. to be a fair offet for the differ- aor aioe official influence, pa- It is due to the teachers and guardians of the in Swis: ‘NMustin only 1 ac.; 50 pieces Pirin Cam- 2S} 3 2 FO! sE.— r a" ; ESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL The - tronage and other means into one ty i ; Jib red Se LO! ence ses thes o55 = party in| q t oh ig 2 brie at 12; richly worth 2e.; fine Eimbroides subscriber desires to sell the HOUSE and LOT, between th * producing qualities of the soils this momentous contest and against the other. Jeorgetown schools, as well as to the eee of | Curtain Mu ‘lin from 123zc. up; 5,000 yds. Bleached | No, s«, situated on ath street east, between I street of the two regions, when added to our better > - - | said schools, x that the assertionsof your | and Brown Shirting at tige., worth 8c.; Shawls, | and Virginia avenue. The proximity of the prem- facilities for obtaining fertili We fear that his mere recommendation that the correspondent his letter of the 11th inst., | Scarfs. and Mantilias at greatly reduced prices; | esto the U.S. Marine Barracks renders it a deer. fo é fertilizers—guano, marl, | Convention shall regard itself as not clothed | *hould be contradicted ; and {ask the privil: Bonnets, Ribbons, and Parasols extra chenp: 100 | able location fora store of any desoription ; it hae Poudrette, dc.. de. But I may not weary the with . : oF une” | of doing this in advance of any action that th (Pes pate gute pi pectin iafyguaual itice | been used as such for many years, and is thouglit one , ear a : s ith power to finish up its work, but shall send Board of Guardia vii . Boys’ and Youths’ Leghorn and Braid Hats, | of the best stands on the Navy Yard. The House Star's city readers with a continuous disserta- the vexats Kew Sachs te i % Micce. OUardians may see tit to take on the | very cheap + Misaen’, | 18 0f brick, two-story and fAtiic, containing seven tion on agricultural themes. exatious question ack to its constituents, subject. es iS oo Also. on hand, a large stock of Ladies’, Misses’, rooms and a good cellar. ; : 7: under circumstances wherein the final decision Tue facts are these: It is enjoined and Children’s Gaiters and Shoes in great The title to the above property is indisputable, of All along the line of this railroad new-born | + likel bo aad . of discipline, the propriety of which ¢ and at very low prices. Also, ction Boy which fact the purchaser shall be abundantly satis- villages have ris 1s likely to be made, rather by the anti-slavery | self will sca ccly qnestion, that the exercises of | Youths’ Shoes extra cheap. I would invite all in | fied notwithstandirg the card of Mr.J_ How. Wile bi ye 2 = cae me that they seem to Kansas emigration-aid societies, than by the | {schools shall not be interrupted by tall Soy storks lute prime dod agai wiltaionea: ig ee ee es eens and malice, end ‘ave been dropped from the clouds. They all | ,, " i : s , All other modes of punishment having failed fo | M3 Stocks wit gs Paeheiy PeSbetwon! yer ptnsge ua fide resident: 5; 2 punishmen Ving failed to | Jy satisfy'all. do - "1 I appear to date back only to last week, and are | °” fide residents of Kansas when it (the Con- | Correct the enti, one of the teachers prepared a | ” Be particniar and remember thename and number. jetenn RnptsGl Of Bt Rivero mete seer the vention) shall be ch Y a Fo much alike in size, style of building. plan of Chosen; (a3 the law clear- | number of small pieces of clean pine wood an —— day, between the hours of [Zand t o'clock. ‘The OST.—A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. 4 dated June Ist, 1457,tissned by ad N % for $2.0. It can be of no use to the finder, ns pay mant of the same has been stopped. B» returning it to me the finder will receive many thanks. v Je 12-3t* J. B. DODSON. Ls ray evening,in Washin where on or in the neighorhoed of l4th street, a six-barrel REVOLVER, some of the barrels of which wes loaded. The hinder will receive $3 re ward by Isnving it at this office. jo 12-3 ORSES AND CARRIAG OR SALE—A pair of Match Gray HO! a Conve CARRIAGE, (4 seats.) and of Double and Single HARN The owner leaving town will sell ail of = ly designed,) wi A * fach and three quarters long by one-half the TS) bP Ta - HIT F, | terms will be made easy. Apps to ELIZA BURY, | th2mtozether. or soparately. Address * streets, and cheerless want of comforts—of ca- nega yell ease ae difficulties. If] jargest, and thres-elghths the stnallest: wide, | PUNT BAUS COLOGNE, BAY REA? | No-ds1C stteot, between ist and 2d ttresta west? | “SELLER® offics io 12-00 pacity to do more for the inhabitant or traveler | °° on (as we trust it will not be) it will result | three Specimens of which are sent herewith, than | &o.. at {ie 12-st) LAMMOND?’s. | | _j¢ 13-2" _ REWARD. ed or 2 from the than farnieh him with mere shelter f; h in such a storm at the South as was never be- | Which none materially larger have been used = ee eee . Capitol Hill, a omni Brindle COW shelter from the - Emaar = SOR SALE—A val > a 1 fore experienced ; for every South On a repetition of the offence, two of the chil- | WYASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. a Gees cheat Gl ae al es passing storm. very bad whisky indeed, and the oe ‘y Southern newspa- | dren were called to the teacher's desk and re. Washington citv, Terms: One-fourth cash; bal- coarsest farce, most execrabl per of all parties will take ground against it, as | quired to hold one of these pieces in the mouth, is Ss a ance 1n 1, 2, 3, and 4 years; or hialfin cash, and bal- st f st execrably cooked—as that involving a scheme on the part of the Territorial | t side dow: 1 she could make up her mind = apee in city property, improved. Apply at No. 512 those which we have already passed on the road 6 spss pee © Serritorial | to stop talking and attend to her duties. Under | _OnandafterS oNDAY, 4th June, the Express rat soey) 2m streets are jumbled up in my memory. They remind ee indirectly to aid the purposes of | these instructions, neither of them retained the lle peptide fee 4.3) will leave at 4.20 p.m., | _! = e -slay s Nhe i ‘as effectua me more than of aught else, of the teak domes the anti-slavery party there. If not acted on, | ‘nstrument one minute. The remedy was effectual about three years old. She has herns, with a white face and wh itreak om her back. Any one bringing the above Cow (or giving intern” tien so [can get her,)to my residence on Capit: Hull, will receive the above reward _Je 12-3t* JOHN BOHLAYER 5 RE WAR D.—Strayed or stolen from ths $5 ye Hill, a SORREL HORSE, between 11 and 12 years oid. Any one bring- ing the above Horse (or leavi tf _______POLLARD WEBB, — o OR RENT.—A handsome DWE ‘G,onthe on ‘A cill laave. WASHINGTON at 7a. m., ; . : for chelter (made of blankets stretched mene all abolitiondom at the North will be in arms cosieple coy Seneca euiet ones = BALRIMORE a ee Py nee gone. rn with ens ton eat os mand Tithe, to a e e yer * rae 2 . > bs > is ed to | as heretofore. . He SONR, s ligy Fo pole supported by forks) which, twenty years | *S%iB8¢ the new coustitution. In making this | thanks of all who v lue order, or can appreciate | “Ywi2-tw _ (Union& Intel) Aeent, | Cxcellent stable and carringe-house attached. Pos such infor : t all ven immediat Apply to NICHOLAS | ™&tion as will lead to his reco: to my residence e: . 3 + . | its necessity in a public school. Te ane Oe aa NON > j * on Capitol Hill, will receive the ve reward. — 850, used to be erected in a quarter of an hour | © —itties Ge ee at ae bes over | “rhe report of these proceedings was carrird by | ]ACHINE SEWING. pe _ aon a 213 Patreot._je 3 jelzst= JOAN BOHLAYER by ~ the Texas Rangers,”” when threatened in for an agitation even more acu ine fe pry es ee Lae Aprile etane All kinds of sewing executed at short notice FR on Lith betwee: $1 REWARD. Stolen a Se the prairie by the approach of a driving rain ture of the Union, than the condition of civil | ited and bruised, and otherwise maltreated, | MRS. TYSSOWSKLG SEWING ROOMS, Jol Apply to_LEWIS JOHNSON._ | Say Maut Her lot ieee teas Inver SS Of course they will soon give place to more sub- war that uae baw ina isted in the T, oF CIVIL) When, in fact, she had not touched the article in x Je, 483 Seventh, between and H streets. as OR pe TOA three-story BRICK HOUSE, then she right, and scent ee it. She 1s about — r * 2 exis| in fi st t F ready-; 4INED ou ree! ‘weet streets, ears ‘5 hands 5 je above stantial edifices, garnished with the comforts of g since inthe Territory. | any way whatever, but was simply threatened | | A fin ER GARMENTS, Inthe intect itis, | ing Gh roan Ea ee ae tod. ROVER. on | willbe pay {QE tae mare pen information being left advanced civilized life, of which so few have| Cuosixe Ur tHe Serveys.—Yesterday, in- | The satan, pursuing we same reprehensible pees Srerennely os ee = men pedetiocet lalate dace ois wed OO me near be dy Pad 8 ee ad met my eye on this long ri si . : - . : course of your correspondent, of condemning AW BOOKS.—Digest of Maryland Reports, OR SALE.—The LOT No. 2, in Square No.573, | je 11-3t* = HA cr L. ' A F lung ride from t. Louis structions were issued to the Surveyor General without proper inquiry, took ber three ebilares comprising Gill’s Reports, 9 vois., Maryland fronting sixty foot on In jiane — runing ~ = = — =e not ~~ to mention. however, that | of Missouri, to cause to have surveyed all the | away, and thus the news spread till it reached the Peper s vols: hy ery tend Chance iis: fuse Be paces, on at mt ~— noes hea prvi te! ‘hina roasting, we have passed t skirt of Sorinc. “ # pe 7 ars of y sa i jons, 4 vols., by ett, ick, uler, | feet. “Phere is room for six houses of twenty fret 2 4 field, the aa. Poa ie pec ee yu ring: | unsurveyed overflowed swamp lands which are | °2'S of you deat oF went tolqinroiec Uden front each, with deep lots. Rapidiy improving lo. | ton House in the city on of abou — Sh, me twent .,,) vol., 8vo. = Y | now fitted for agricultural purposes, in Stod- | and u 1 i 2.2 {2 | Chitty on the Law of Carriers,with American Notes, | cality. a tt 4 5 pon Lis report your correspondent based his vol. 1. ble. opment marie T hear a gentleman near | dard. New Madrid, Butler, and perhaps Mis. oo stiacle neleel . : . ‘ Hullon Trustees with American Notes; new edi- | of JNO. ihorston samme Me. setae mark,—vw ch, except i i i 3 ; =, A . 2 ai So muc! aving n said, t i jon; 1 ve > oy = es aii Aber = a on its outskirts, is | sissippi and Scott counties, in the State of Mis. brought before two of the Guardians and emer | Oleott's Admiralty, Reports, for the Seuthern Dis OR RENT—One of my HOUSES on C street, puilt, ex! all the signs of being the | souri. These unsurveyed lands Were orginally | ber of the Board of Aldermen, who were in the | ,.___ ttictof New York: 1 vol. between Ist and 2. withall the a improve- bome of persons who live for some other end regarded as overflowed swamp lands, but which school to witness the distribution of ca:ds of preaiieste Crermiled Cases revised edition; ¢ igh with dry cellar.’ Pare Lee ne x kitchonana than to get money in their pockets, and then to from various causes in the process of time have presales Gites pol bale prayer Altes Pea 138 Repree: veld gets ean Ae sors. BWA RD ith areata ea “ea ‘“ una sly é vithe. St- yo! 3 g2ved-. .B. 5 5 keep it there, (in money.) I regret that I had | become fitted for agricultural purposes, and | @!t0n, approved what had been done; and these | Hillard on Real Property: 2 vosis., new edition. f ton the 10th day of February, 12: ND WARRANT No. 51,255. dated Deceniber 2th Iss Said Warrant ned to Ezra Reed, under the act of March, All porecas sre hereby ee anit ne- gOUALIN, sal Arrant a: roceed, en in- stituted by the holder, Ezra Reed. te canes! tie same. ap D-6w EZRA REED. BOARDING. no me to remain over here for a few hours, | they constitute the onl rtion of ic | Kentlemen are neither Chinese, Japanese, Hin- | Addison on Contracts, with American Notes: 1vol.; |< OR RENT.—Two WAREHOUSES on 6th Oar . 3, BOARI ING—at reasora ‘ie for T was much pleased with the town’s thrifty y Ly po the public | Gostanese, nor barbarians new edition. } “street, between Pennsyivaria and Missouri ave~ seat some ten or twolve parsons a lands remaining unsurveyed in the State of| These, Mr. Editor are the facts developed ina | Index to English Common Law Reports; 2 vol. nues. For terms, &c., appl SON. 's 3 B ic af . +» apply to J. B. WILSON, P FRANCK TAYLOR. _ | pues. Hor terms, &e., ap jen 2% on New York ave fe : oad the Mlarker Ties eatnciecan OAR DING.—Ono Tce, nished, for rent; ROOM for rent serarnte or ta and really advanced aspect as it lay stre‘chedout | Missouri, and will when surveyed, make a fi particular examination made by the writer i jose u x inal a f i y the writer in the Spee = a before me from the car window. Its denizens | close of the publie surveys in that State. On OF that eyecare ce aicial duty, and they grew out N°: Se EN Gane - ] of that system of discipline which ha whet aan have evidently made the happy discovery that | the 7th of April last, instructions were issued to | the schools, as is admitted by all rhe kane kes MORGAN & BRO. sey pact ory | opie punicing ther one or both of those newly HOUSE oe tory BRICK # 8, with Logethe: ‘ee © i i ’ their fri d cust ; back buildings, situated on the wost side of isth | ‘f desired. The house has» inrge their soil will make capital brick, and that stone survey the unsurveyed overflowed lands in Pe. | th trouble to examine them, to a higher stand- Soom Coole iauds end onstomors, shat thay street, between F and G. They contain 1s rooms dering fiadesirable situation for a fami is to be had per railroal at reasonabl & and . 7 4 ard of excellence than they have ever known; and | GROCERIES and LIQUORS, which they: each, with all the modern improvements, and are on | ten. No, 468 lth street, between D and further, that i : jogs’? age nn, tnd | miscot county, Missouri, on terms proposed by | in the name of the school, and its friendyy T pro- | will dispose of at the very lowest prices for 8 Lot 19) feet indepth. 2 a re Tee : = that inch pine “cullings’”’ are not the | those interested in swamp lands and which were pinche gpone correspondent, by uttering such papal oe punetuag n SE ese wad io et ant sth gio Elgige chi te = BAGBY ‘s (inte Mise Kexcn) Bory * ety put ¢ el iti ; el E C rtas follows: Brown Sugars, 11, 123, a 8. . % ©. 25, sout S nue. ie said. Nbich real cities are built. It | deemed reasonable and necessary to enable the Dg what e Date battertapt ene ee per Ibs Rio Coffee at 123 andl 14 conte Old Gotten: | oP nea ee ee ae eeoUen. at orwenst of 7th street, Washington, wil moos arma 1, uisin many manufactories, of | Department to segregate what are probably the | it and refusing te fetmer ft sitet pealed toand | "ent Java, 17c.: Ground Coffee, 11 ork ex becially—of agricultural im- | swamp and overflowed lands in the grants to | Sssured that he was misinformed Prouch Mustard: Sesh sal surat os terms "by applving to JOHN R. McL BOD. st lag » has done gross | French Mustard. fresh and pure: Yeast plements. carriages. wagons, & Sarpenter Op, on 10th street, or through the Post fice. 168: mo date families and single persons with BOARD 08 coum ing terms. je S-evim P . | violence to morality, and he owes it to those | rough Mustard. fro M SS Cy Wr Ce epee eee RS. BATES, AT HER BOARDING appeal © +88 weil as to | Pemiscot county, under the warrant of 1850, | whom he bas thus Wilides tease the truth, | jare; Ont-meal: Adaguntine end’ AMvald TGR RE OCR SALE T the large four-story | 1) HOUSE, on the southeast corner of Pent. : ak 2 on of a comparatively | from those which were saleable and fit for agri- | ad acknowledge his error and the wrong he has P;, Rice; Pepper; nto. &e.: : e- | Avenue ai eet, has made arrangements long se and well-tu-do- Ss ir; 5 ; ss , done as publicly as the 5 ited brated Old Nectar Wh not lie on our route whe “= (which did cultural Purposes. The expenses to be incurred This Gotent ditack, nae ab apparently studied fet Wine Together in 01 * iu its vicinity.) | in making said survey are to be divided between | abstinence from such favorable notices of the | N@ol business. —__ <—— | quire of JNO. PURDY, Esq., No. 550 Penn. ave- These advantages, and the fact that it is th ; A schools (which we often see, with pleasure REAT BARGAINS. nue. je 5-eotw* a si ¢ | the Government and the county of Pemiscot. a Pi q DRY GOODs: 7 ae State's seat of government, of course make up toe tiniie the schools of your own ity through | “Belting off at cost toclose busines Oerebole OR REN Mee HOUSE on zat street, near Tag Weatnzr.—The following report of the e Public Papers) as the citizens of the town | stock is going at cost. Call early. » Adjoining TR ‘8. i the sources of its so evident Prospenty have a right to expect at the ‘, ing th bl ed and ed, and 7‘ : 4 : hands of thi . NOXON & SON, ing thoroughly paper dried, aed has had the Bloomington. too, is another thrifty town | Weather for this morning is made from the Morse | channel They have'to the public mind, eviace sn Pa.ave., south side, near 7th street let in, “Apply at Mr. STOVER” 5 a xas passed by us, lying on the bank of a smati | Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution, | “MMity believed to exist in your eorrespondent’s | may 28-TuTh&S,tf near by: States) Jo S-eost 5 - z 2 . " mind in reference to th hools, th . ’ RUGBY, BY AN OL, OR SALE.—The whole of SQUARE &, bei stream (dignified with the title of river.) Jt jg | and will be continued daily when the line is in | which it is not necessary that we shoul Nera hs eee DAYS AT aa Bamayeas an the burnt house square, pose the First "Ward y, Brandies, ver: th all other artic 1e ments, witha large brick stable attached, situated on —- avenue, between ist and 2d streets, Ni 63. The rent will be moderate to a good tenant ascoommodate a | h Mess sitar fime throughout the day. and Lodgiore —_—_—_—_—_—_—— en WasHINcTON BRANCH RAILROAD. TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: From WASHINGTON at 6 a, tm, connecting ® Relay with trains for the West. ard at Balmer boy, $1. : Ne reg Le mpeg] said to contain some eight or ten thousand souls, | Working order. The time of observation is | ' inquire; but it seems to ux that the + prompt. | Jameson, author of the Characteristics of Women, | Circle, tozether with the remaining improvements. nay BRE mag eo fuiledelnine, tel e i ing ings of humanity,” and of morality also, should | &¢., 75 cents. A good opportunity for any one wishing to builds | Mor A a - Fhiedeipne. 2f (the reader will please recollect that I amscrib- | bout 7 o'clock a. m. : induce him to abstain from using his privilege, | ,,S¢rmons Preacheal at Trinity Chapel, Brighton, by | fret-clazk house wale ese a co [et Reber witt Broderick tin’ one NO bling in a rail car going twenty miles per hour, | new York. Juxx 13, 1857. as correspondent, to gratify personal hatred, if it | [Rar erat series, from ihe third ‘Lond jon, 81, | Je 8-vose (Intel& States) i “EXPRESS gt SO Rey, Ser the W - 7 ‘ork, N. -clear, pleasant. exist, and to ascertain the truth before he under- | "ats f Charity, Catholic and Pi "end 7s = ee for Anapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and therefore am without the means of verify- -clear, warm. takes to pass such strictures upon the characters tua Coommanieen of Isbor, by! ‘Mes ‘Jameson. 7 conte DE JOB WHEL or Rt WoRES. Proce | Mew York ing local representations.) and certainly tells -cloudy, pleasant and confidence of the coay worthy of the respect | | Waverly Novels, household edition, Rob Roy, | Score shyly wititied toine hor Oe tie tere From BRUTIMORE te WASHINGTON # the tale that the Suckers duly improve their | Petersburg, V pil dade —— ane confidence of the community in which they see B iohedl eat Re aaees hon business. This m opportunity eeldonn to 4B 8 2.15 a. ans Sand 5.15 p. an, 4 i advautages when they get time. It would be | —— “ey . «clear, pleasunt. — It might be added, as a pertinent fact, that the jeil-st TAYLOR & MAURY’S sitepeehate “Audrone + Pharmaceutist,” ‘City Post feist” aii mag il. PARSONS, Agent & substantial village any where ; as well built | CQUmva, 8. €. sclear, very warm. question of choice was put to the children them- cokstore. nenr 8th street. | Office. = nes ee ae EW BOOKS FOR SALE AT SHILLINO- " . = - Ga = ++-Clear. selves, and three of the four sohools, including OAL !—COAL !!—COAL!!! AL ND VERY DESIRA- N TON’s SOOKSTOR — : as apy other where interminable pine boards jn 8 Ga. clear, warm. the whole female department, preferred the iahu- rd — Vv ‘BL 5 Guta RE: Dies SRA The Fortunes of Gieveo, els by Charies Le- are regarded as a good-enough substitute for | * G: -clondy, warm. man gag, with all ite horrorsand barbarities. Now on hand one cargo Kango COAL. WASHINGTON FOR SALE.—I offer for sale the ‘ Macon, Ga......+ -clear, very warm. 1g Stoves. more permanent building materials ; as through- Montgomery, Ala eat much of New York and New England, with | Columbus, Ga... all their boasted substance. The trade of its Mobile’ Als Tree, Ala...cloudy. ‘ One do. for Cookis A i a; schools, both public and private, are suchas have | Pine, Oak,and Winer WOR! farm coutelae about oan Thc ori teary ane never visited or examined them, and have no per- Coal kept under cover. 2,240 Ibs. to the ton. ri ver. author of “Charles O"Malley:” price 50 cents. > ead » complete, ty Witkie ‘Collins ent hang New, by 7 the author of “John Halifax. never +clear, warm. farm contains about 1 160 acreR, : ~ ductrve and ina high state of cultivation, embraci the autbor of the “Heir of sarrounding country, and the manufacture of Gainesville, wry in rien, ithe tacbsane of the ag- corner 12th net C uirssta| 0.838, rom wikep desl hoont iene bout 2 the beet fra 2 : wooden-work—agricultural implements, wag- | New Orleans, La.. grieved, as well as from my own official duty and | _™Av S-tf one square ronth Penn. avenue. | surrounded with a portico 10 feet wide, and contains in =r Nulla’ price $125 ons, de.—upon which it is said to employs |g The followin Teepe been furnished by | personal Inclination, as one of the guardians. HOME-MADE caRRIAGEs. iatee parlors separated by i ten-feet hall, 5 cham- rd Queen, r Repeekin’ cesar all the thousand mechanics and laborers, give it its Puom tax Waser. meee nepal fs We have now on hand, of our own manuiacture, a | bath-room, ail sn, with ‘water {com the roser: | - Faehnce Follicn of Westen ton Lafe, » piny i= Very evident prosperity, also. | Frederick, Md. --sclear, dry, warm, Pkg ge deepen tie Oa fing assortment of Laat EXRRTACES Gt ncet inion, the top raveliag. ‘Tie dwolling wae fre scts, by Henry Clay Prou ous, Bo. By-the-by, we saw nothing on our ride of the | Gumberlaad, Md elo vere read, and approve the same, as acorrect statement | of workin a ok, and warrante a ter any | only to the comfort of the owner. ‘The situation is | — Burton's Cyclopedia of Wit and Hemor, part ® ri = A agerstown, Md. > ee of the case, and our sentiments with regurd to it. | made in the United States. We Tespeetiul ly solicit | the most desiral near Washington, book is @ library in itself for the lovers of mitt long settled territory trading with this town of | Wheeli clear, warm; river high W.C. Macze call from citizens and ers to examine our | Within afew minutes of Georgetown. and com, aig numbers from the commencement on band: Bloomington : the territory through which this | Harper's Fe po Botany MAoueg, 1} Guerdians. | Ripa te we treadaforminedto int none ebrpae | Qiate ihe mpd venules, iin ot "arrose Wee aati! Wika we roed pagses haying evidently been almost from Martinsburg. loudy, warm. Angas WW, Beaut, Alderman; also do et of REPAIRING in a workman- al willbe pole ther in or in part at novel, * What Will He Do With It?” is commenc™ cud to end sealed by natural disadvantages | At Washington, yesterday al 9 p.m_, the barom- fer in which -*the gag’? fg | UKOTNNEL And AE readonebls price, co | day OF Funes eth aera ot meine the thurtieth | in fo Nee Books pated eek ved immediate against man’s industry, until the rail car broke | te! stood at 29,434; thermometer 7 used, and greatly prefer it | je ll-eost 558 12th atreet, south side of Pa. highest bidder, together with all the stock, farming the Ronirreeds, and every thing in the Stationery lint ; 4O8. SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore. j012-% Odeon Bui 2 OOF. dy ot. and Pa. sv. 2 abe charm in furnishing a moans of getting to | wnermoueres 708, 06 °° C1°%) barometer 229-05] ea esr, Foal puna pmode of corpo- C°REZEATION stocks Foe Sea RY igure of kB HOOVER, No.su Penney venta