Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1857, Page 1

STAR FUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Cornar of Pennsyleania avenue, and Lith sivest, Br W. D. WALLACH, sad is served to subsoribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37% cents per month. To mail subscribers the subscription prices THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS s year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of 12% cents a week. (>> SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. A PLEASANT PICTURE. In the London National Magazine we find a @ very charming story call “Friends till Death."’ We quote part of it : « Did any mischance in business befall Gilli- flower, would he go to hislawyer? Not he. He would say, ‘<i far Bardsley.’ Did Bard- sley fall ill, would he send for the doctor? By nomeans. He sent for Gilliflower. And so they lived from youth to manhood, and from manhood to old age. Ihad the honnor to be on pretty friendly terms with both of them (though much their junior.) and I may say I Sie old in their company. But I was never to ‘ardsley what Gillitlower was, nor to Gilliflow- er what Bardsley. Far from it. I think I spoilt my claim to their full confidence by let- ting out early in our acquaintance that [ knew something of Greek I have wished from the bottom of my heart | that Greece and (ireek had never existed, or | been known, rather than I should have been deprived of the honor of sitting in the upper and inner chamber of twosuch hearts. I would | have given all history to be Bardsley, all the | glory of antiquity to he Gilliflower. “Both men | remained bacheiors to the end of their days. People often wondered why they did not mar ry, they being both ardent though respectful admirers of the other sex, and strongly attach- ed to children. Many a time have I seen Bardsley sitting at his own door, on a fine | enmumer’s evening, playing with some curly- headed boy or rosy-cheeked girl. He would re- peat all the stories and rhymes that they de- lighted io; and Bardsley’s knee was the ‘cock- ocs@ of many and many a journey to the famed of Banbury. Nor was that journey ever | mare in vain: for at the end of it there was al- ways a half penny o- a penny forthcoming from Bardsley’scapacious pocket to reward the youtherful rider. And them Bardsley would | say, “‘ Now run away to Gilliflower's, my dear, | and buy yourself some barley sugar.” And | ‘iilliflower was known to the rising generation thereabout to give the largest hulf-penny worth ot barley sugar of any grocer far or near. And ‘oud were the children of the two old men— { am speaking of their latter days now—that they called them by the name of * uncle.”” Many a child of that neighborhood grew wu to man’s estate, still calling them Uncle Bard- siey and Uncle Giiliflower, never doubting but that the two old men were as much their uncles | in relationship as they were in kindness and affection. The reader may wonder, therefore, asthe neighbors did. why two men so well | adapted for the holy tate of matrimony had | never entered that state. I think I know why they did not. When Bardsley and Gilliflower | first became acquainted (as the reader knows | how.) the latter was beginning to have“ serious | thoughts” about a certain Jessy Ward, the niece of a well to-do waxchanilerin Toocum st. ile had seea Jessy at Church on several occa- sions, and once he had walked home with her and her uncle. Old Ward asked him to tea, and he went and feasted upon Jessy’s good | looks and winning ways—baving no appetite | for the mutiins—until. on coming away, he | felt as if his heart was too big for his bosom. He could not sleep for several nights afterward, and what seemed to keep him wakeful was the | image of sweet Jessy Ward, and that strange | bigness about the heart ‘Bat shortly after this. Jessy went away to, reside with an invalid aunt in the country, and | ao fe ben + ig Star. THE WEEKLY STAR. cau be found m any ofher—is pu! on Seturday morning. Singie ovpy, per annum. 1 5 To CLUBS, tugton 3 mr" ‘CASH, INVARIABLY IN ADVA! subscribing in clubs raised neighbors wathoat the intervention of go ew a8 will be ived, twent nt. Will besaved. It early ‘cousins the = Weake ws”? that has VOL. IX. WASH CHARLEY'S MISFORTUNES. Or, How His Hat Troubled Him. “ When I wasa ng lad, think about the girls,’ sai monstrous pious, a Sunday; bet F gh sion that it was felt for the “ sake of gazi: myself which one I wou “Well, thought eclipsed all creati I was soon head-over-! BY HAZEL GREEN, ESQ. you ng irl was the prettiest, and ld aoe mai F , one day I si just beginning to harley, “I was ud went to meeting every ve sinee come to the conelu- not as much for the concern I ‘good of my soul,’’ as it was for the about the room, and thinking to which ingled out a girl who I on for beauty; in fact, ‘heels in love with her. But a few minutes sufficed for me to furm a resolution and, if ately. seemed a Many, no bors. and me it was meeting to break. to see her home, ible, to strike a was all in a tremble. week long, and very unintere: doubt, were prayin; their neighbors’ a quite different—I was por the question, argain immedi- The sermon sting. for their neigh ildren, but with praying for the At length the meeting did break, and I broke with it—tor my hat; but, to my aurprise and mortific: n, L eould not find it until after the object of my affections had gotten so far the start of me, that it would have re: fort to have overtaken her. ome quite an ef- esides, there was another consideration—my hat had been under wait for the next opportunity. From t hat time I was a chan; wed chap. | foot, and was so badly soiled, that I was rather ashamed to be seen with it on. Taking all | these things into consideration, I resolved to I could think of nothing but the girl I had seen at meeting, except it was that of persuading the “* governo’ clothes. r’’ to buy me # new suit of Sr inday The old lady sided with me in this last particular, and between us both, we succeeded in carrying our points. I was rigged out in style—cloth coat, satin vest, cassimere pants. and. » crown all, a beaver that cost five dollars. “ This will fix things,”’ thought I; «could [ but sce her now, I might set her down as mine.”’ In a few evenings, there was prayer-meeting { at “Union meeting-hous | fixings. wended my wuy thither; not, however. , until my mother had given me much good a P ' vice concerning the management of my new ri; ging—more particularly the head, as I had but and [. with m y new a short time before, got my old one crushed up at meeting. I had not been in the meeting-house long, be- fore her whom I most anxiously expected, came in; and from thence until the services were con- cluded. I was in a sea of trouble. lest some fel- low should cut me out. or something of the kind. As soon a3 the congregation was dismissed, I “voked her,’’ and off we started. When we reached her home the sun was just setting, and | 80, to be mannerly. “stay all night.” a little more. i her old dad asked me to had no objections, and af- ter supper was over, I told Betty (for that was the girl's name.) that I'd like to chat with h She had no objections, but id we must go to the kitchen. as the old folks didn’t like to be disturbed by a room,’ when they were to in the ved" Obi To all this consented of course, and so we were soon on the very best of terms. I should have been ex- tremely happy, but for one cause—the stamp of plenty, in the form of grease. was abundantly umpressed upon everything in the room, ex- cepting the did not come back for nearly a year. In the! hat. Wh: meantime. Bardsley had got acquainted, and become friendly with Gilliflower. When Jessy | never do! returned, be thought of going to call at old Ward's, and he mentioned his intention to Gillifower. What Gillifower said I don’t know; but at any rate hedidn’tgo. I amsure that Gillifower did not discourage him in any | way, but my opinion is, that Bardsley eon- ceived the idea that illiflower was not an ad- Yooate for matrimony, so he he gave up all thoughts of Jessy Ward. Bardsley, however, was for once mistaken in his estimate of Gilli- flower’s views. I have reason to know that Gilliflower meditated matrimony at the time that Bardsley did, but that he gave up the idea, fearfal lest, by taking a wife. be should lose his friend. And so they remained bachelors tor eagh other’s sake to theend. Alas, that the end should ever come to such friendship as theirs. But it did come. The winter of lite overtook them together as thew wandered onward hand im hand. Its souws fell upon them equally, yet gently. No longer able to walk to their nightly resort, they now passed the evenings at home, Bardsley going next door to Gilliflower, or Gilliftower | gving to Bardley; or of a summer's evening they sat side by side at their doors, faithful to the last to the pipe and flagon of ale. There, * they smoked and chatted, as of old time, the children played round them, like flowerets twinkling about the roots of withered and de- caying oaks. But an evening came when Gilii- flower was no longer able to toddle out to meet his friend. Bardsiey sat awaiting him, but he came not. Gilliflower’s old housekeeper came t tell Bardsley that her master was very ill, and that she had helped him up to bed. The flagon of ale remained on the bench untasted, the pipe unused, the chairs =e Gillifiower had smoked his last pipe and drunk his last pint He grew feebler day by day, and at last his mind wandered. He raved about Bardsley : “ Where is Bardsley? ©, will some one send for Bardsley ?’’ Bardsley was there by his side almost day and night, but his friend no longer knew him. I went in by Bardsley’s requesi to what I could for his poor old friend, and [ tried to make bim understand that Bardsley was sit- ting by bim, that it was Bardsley who was holding his hand. ‘Go SwSY:, 20 away,” he said, “ you are not Bardsley. hat use are you to me ’—it is Bardsley I want. 0, if you will only send for him, I know he will come !”* then be raved aboata bill that was coming ‘due to-morrow and for which he was not pre- pared. *I must go to Bardsley,’ he said, Bardsley will help me out, I know he will. ‘tive me my bat and stick.’ -+ Hush, hush!” ! eried. -* Bardsley is here. Speak to him, Sardstey, let him hear your voice tan called his friend by name. U.lliflower, it’s me, ii ur eld friend.'" ~‘ Eh! are you Bardsley?’ id wtlength. “Give me your hand. Ah, yes, it is Bardsiey, my old friend, my good | friend !* | He eunk for a short time into a slumber ; but when he awoke he still called for Bardsley. He was with him again. in thonght, at the D: 2. ~ The pot is empty, Bardsley,”’ he said; * shall we have another. or shall we go home? I'll take a light if you please—no. no, I won't trou- trouble you, my pipe is out; we'll go home. (ood night, Bardsley, good night; I shall see you again w-morrow. As these words were uttered the bands of the two friends were clasp- ed upon the bed. It was the clasp of death! tbat to-morrow soon came. Poor Bardsley went on his earthly pilprimage for a little while, seeking ap and down for bis friend Gilliflower. And one winter's night he made a long journey and found bim—where there was no more part- ing. i>" At Richmond, Va.,on Thursday night, an ‘tempt was made to inaugurate *-Judge t.ynch’? ithateity. It appears a man named Thomas J. | liardy is in prison there charged with attempting & few days ago to violate the person of Laura A. | Hennet, a yitl only nine years of age. The out- Tage created great indignation, and on Thursday ol sbt a mob, with ropes and ladd surrounded sil. and demanded the prisoner, so that they might hang him forthwith. Te Mayor hastened t+ the jail, and after a short speech induced the mob to disperse. Subsequently however, hearing ‘Saat another attempt to seize the prisoner was contemplated during the night, he ordered out ‘uree military companies to guard the jail, and thas prevented any ence. EF A triead attendad one of the New York up- fowa fashionable churches last Sunday. e have stace learned from him that the text was, “ be that hath ears to hear let him hear,” which the preacher rendered, “ he that hath @—ahs to e—ac let him e—ah.”’ IY There was a jolly fight in the fish market in Philadelphia, Wednanday morving, in which wll the Ssh women participated freely. ts Bardsley, | | Es co Finally, I resolved to kee irs upon which we sat, and con- sequently [ was much troubled about my new at should I do with it? want to have grease upon it—no, that would pitonmy head, judging that to be the safest place. Be- ing thus relieved of my ment, 1 went about the work of courtingin real earnest. I did not reatest embarrass- After many fine things had been said, and a whether I eyes downward, I saw tdid I see? There lay my five-dollar bea- you must marriage contract had been partially entered into, I proposed a kiss. refused, but I insisted—a scuffle ensued, which lasted until she was completely exhausted. | Being unable to hold out lo! her pretty lips and said: * me—here. but don’t you ever undertake such a thing again—you brute.” I stooped over to iy all of a sudden, You may be sure she r, she turned up kiss rform the operation, when, felt an unusual lightness | about my head. Before I had time to think was going to faint or not, I heard a kind of splashing about iy feet, and casting at Heavens! ver. completely immersed in a filthy compound of dish-water, cucumber peals, * tater’’ skins, and the Lord knows what besides, that had been accumulated in a tub, under the fascinating of ‘+ swill.’? his wes a predicament for you—what should Ido? If Betty had observed it the matter would not have been so bad; but she had not ; could I tell her? first [ thought of bee tacle it woul failed me. the s will blush. she is wondering why I don’t kiss I had better not stay any longer ; No! Heaven forbid! At it out, but imagining present, my courage “But then,” reasoned I, “‘she will be sure to see it ere long, and then how she . Already she is looking at me r—pei |, a3 if haps and suiting the action to the word, I made a leap for the door, and was off like acomet. From tl hence all was darkness, all was confusion, until I found myself at home—bareheaded—receiving a raking fire from the old man and the old wo- man at the came time. think of, but it is not the worst. This is bad enough to There is one thing that now rings in my ears, and will con- tinue to do so as long as I live— 3 the lust words of Betty. Poor thing, cupposing that I bad taken offence at ber resistence. she called after me as I shot out the door: “Oh, Charley, come back ! I was only in fun; come buck,do. Ob! Charley!” Sirens or a Goop Horsewax.—I know of few more manual arts that, though they certainly call for no great excercise of mental attributes, are more difficult of attainment than the art of driving well. In fact, I ean hold out but little encouragement to those who begin late in life ; for I most honestly tell them the utmost they can arrive at is, to drive with safety under or- dinary circumstances. This ix found exempli- fied particularly with medical men, many of whom have driven their gigs for years, and look quite as much astra firet day they start. nay, a good horseman, who begins It is true in life, one. Amaninay be if properly instructed. in them as they did the made i he probably may never show as a man likely to crosé @ country with hounds; still he may pass muster among the generality of horsemen. ut there is a mannerism in the way of doing the most trivial thing as respects driving. that shows atonce the man who knows wha‘ and he who does not. man, whether gentleman or othe: his box, or into his phwton, a t he is about | You never see a coach. | rwise, get on to | without glancing | his eye over his horses ; the man who is not oue steps into his vehicle as if that was his only care, and, after seating himself i: it about as handily as a clown would seat himself in a rid! it would p: : drawing room chair, takes, or is given his reins, | aad. with his hand or hands about a foot near: r | the plash-board than one accustomed to driv would hold them, he gets, ing as Jack would say, nder weigh.” A man intending to mount | his horse need not confine himself to the regular ing master’s manner of doing the same t sing; | ass unnoticed; but the taking his reins in driving is quite a different affair. All men—that is, all drivi men—lo these things alike ; the failing in which shows, on the con- trary, aman knows nothi , matter.— Whratt tionalist lets in the light of | upon this question, by reporting the street colloquy in Boston : London * Field $ AN ANNIVERSARY ’—The Ce ng at all about the OFFER FOR SALE. MY FARM. istant from the town of nge comtpins 156 eres of land equal te aay im of Virginia, Forty acres are in tumber, lance open laud in fine ordor. FOR RENT AND SALE. yiek,”” % miles d and a depet of the Ora: This Farm this section the ba! and valuabl bearing, comprisin; of Apples. Pears, rines, Grapes, & Spri Ont-houses, &c. C., KO, BI never failing he situation for health and beat this region. ing Church, fords, w! yu Dwell Fi sufficient to accommodate a small 18 # An extensive. range of mountain scenery, the beautiful Viliage of C in a few minutes walk, offer facilities all the most wuited ug 18 “Rosen- ‘Cul r Alexandria R. R. hools as as fine hile the Orange and Alexandna family. @n itis a large ie young Orchard now just coming into desirable varieties ‘iums, Peaches, Apricots, Necta- to our climate, a re water near the meer og lain, but amply he in to noni ep + With- Rate al our $ = R. Road puis it within afew hours ride of either Washington, Alexandria, or Richmond. as many advantages, ublic. Persons dea It is seldom a farm.w: offered to the with notice of the ¢ to purchase are respeetful- ly invited to calland view the premises. itis for sale privately, but if not sold before berg othe tat on August, on that day it will be offered at pu tion, on the premises, made known at sale. R.G. BOWEN, Culpeper, Va, without reserve. For any information address jo auc- Terms je F R SALE—A FARM of 115 xcres, nine miles rom Washington, near the Seventh-street road. The improvements are a small Dwelling House, a good Stable, a woll of good water with new wood pump in same. i pert of the farm is well f gain, if immed traded for city property. A DA LE. No. 564 M street, ort je 4-Im ARM FOR SALE.—A 1 "Rock Creek miles from tie hei; nds of Messrs. Bohrer, and Ha: tion ; partially im; ereek bottom. and some fine yellow. can be divided, if desired. seu thos Fee SAL. Hill. frontin; My RE f Pi ‘erry, Wood, ns. 1123¢ Reres. ‘There are =? choice fruit trees. A It will be sold a bar- inte application be mada, ly to He} rough t t may be LANS- e Post Office. ee of fine LAND on in Montgomery county, Md., 81x ‘hts of Georgetown, adjoining the P Bestor,, Nowles, A beautifny loca- ved; new house ; 13 acres rich ine timber. It | Reon and see the premi- | je4-tf 1 DENCE on the corner of New Jersey avenue and C street south, Capitol on the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on C strect south 2% feet 1! inches, and containing nearly HI 34,9) square feet. lay 8-tf A XALUALE FA of good FARMI eb oR LA County of Fauquier, Virginia, F. Pi situated in the nm the Alexandria and Orange Railroad, a few yards from Warrenton Count at, and plied Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the y only two hours travel from the cities of Washington and Alexandria. The Farinis ina high state of cultivation, and 1s abundantly sup- with water and timber, and has much excellent menulow land. Churches, Mills, and good neighbors within a short distance. apply to JAMES MORRO or to the subscriber at hi mar 24 W a For further imformatior Eagq., on b Broker's Brown's Hotel, Washington Cit ROBE Office, near RT Morrow. *ARM FOR SALE —A FARM, containing 160 acres, of land, more or leas, situated immediately upon the Washington and Brookville Turnpike.nbout | miles from Washington, toxether with stock, con- sisting of 20 head of Hogs, Cows, Heifers. Horses, Wagon, Hay. Carringo, Harness, Plows, and Farming Utensils general! ground, Straw, Hay, & & spriug in dwelling-house ing purposes. There is about one third of the ts OURER, corner of Beall GEO. W. BOH + the Harrows, Crop in the c. Jt ix well watered, baving very field. An unfailing stream of water runs through the premises. There is a good fram out-houses necessary to farm- 0 ait Orchard on the piace, | in timber, oak, hickery, For farther information inquire of BENJAMIN | and Montgomery sts.: HR ER, cor. of High and Gay stree’ Georgetown, D. C., or of Mr. HARP, onthe Si ap ze Tf not sold by the 22d inst. will be otecei a je ises. ais feet deep, at the very low auction tothe highest bidder, + Rea E below E. street. Lots 24 feet fi price of from each—payable in small monthly instalments of $3 per month. These Lots are sit south side of the Anacostia river, vy-yard Bridge, aud are in e pepeons Wishing @ cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca- Han fer a dwelling. their purchase, aud get th these Lots is ble ines F°E: RES together with the Ground: ALE ORR I DENCE on the ce Lot-holders in arrears are | eir leeds: uested to complete the title to uaranteed free and clear from every may 25-3in The House contains sixteen rooms. has gas throughout, and furnace, (3 ry aps-tf HGuey SALE very des: the south ery streets, and wel IN le B The is large and commodious, dining room, and library, con' ‘Tse stable will be sold or rent lesired. The lot the house stands on 136 feet, but the purchaser can have more od. ‘AL80, for Sulo—The LOT OF GROUND onthe corner of F and 19th streets, an: F street. Apply to CHUBB PE taining with d LOTS on 19th, BROTHERS. VALUABLE PRO! GEORGETOW \ ICK DWELLING, situated on ide of Gay, betwaen Greenand Montsom- | known jas the residence of the late Col. Samuel Humphreys, os now oilered for »:: ouse 18 built iu the most substantixl mauner; RTY, FOR aTY, FO fine parlors, 1 12 or [Srooms, togeth- er with basement, pantries, closets, and other con- veniences, and has a commanding view over the Po- | tomac. Thera is nixo an the premises a good stable. The Lot fronts # feet on Gay street, and runs back about 210 feet to Olive street, and is ornainented with trees. evergreens, and arbors. . Thia House, taken altogether, is certainly one of the most desirable residences in town; and there is now & fine opportunity offered togentl cure” pleasant hoine. Apply to M. ADLER. Je 3-e02w einen to se- OR SALE—That boant:ful, comfortable Cot- tage built DWELLING HOUSE, situated on the corner of 2d street west and treet north. The Lot fronts 5 feet by 13) deep. The Furniture will be sold with the House if wanted, is delightful either fora sur Apply to POLLARD story) 7th street, ‘The location inner Or winter residence. WEBB, Agent, No. 512(2d may SOR BALE—On liberal terms, a new und desir ble BRICK DWELL IN nm south side of north L street. between an and Sth west, and a com- fortable FRAME DW side of north K street. between 6th No. and 434, on north 7th west. Also, the square of GROUND No. 188, containin; 84.471 feet, atScts. per foot. Apply at No. 5127 street. may 19-tf NOR SALH—At terms, a TRACT OF dairy farm, or other purposes, and within Washington city. (ad = )ith street. may 16 tf POLLARD WE & bargain, and BB, Agent. very easy wAND. suitable for a niles of For particulars apply at No. 512 POLLARD WEBB. W, > Hicues fi between Dand Fs streets, 0.499 SEVENTH STREET, , West side, PRA’ TICAL WATCHMAKER, keeps constan' On hand a fine assortment of WATCHES and: JEWELRY. AD P'ANQS.~The largest stock of PIANOS in the Distriet always oa hand at the extensive ware- sooins of OUN F. ELLIS, 36 Pa. ave, ma 2 near corner of lth st. [NTERESTING TO FAMIL Tho following extract from a New York cannot fail to be interesting. the receipts of Teas in. this coy Jn refer untry fe ring to, aper i P or one f year up to oth ultimo, it says they will be 12,-L2] 600,000 pounds short of the im une 30, 1256, and that jag J begs. Recomber, has been oung Hyson Tens, have experienced an adv: cent. over last season’ “tt will porte ef the year end- he advance in Wack teas. Oolong, since last fifteen cents per pound; and of low and medium grades, ance of one hundred per ysing prices. thus be seen that the strong and rapid advanea in the ten market has heen the result of n short supply and nctive demand ; hut when it iseon- sidered that we may hear at any moment of the en- tne ch Sfroomioats: for familie: ic to see ve yet attained.” 5 tela oe very xrest er to lay im their supplies of NG's BURCHEL, port jell-tf Corner Vermont ave. and NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND sbhie ‘bat he hi ed ublie, that he SE 12th atreet and. Lomeran tends to keep cons’ QUORS, CIGARS, consisting of Fine Teas, Ohves, Raisins, Figs. Marrett & tire suspension of shipments at Shanzhai, and. in that, as soon asa suihcient force from England Arrives at the seat of war, all five 3 of entry in ced under xtrict blockade, Teas ata much slay J5th street. LIQUOR STORE, NEW 8 friend ed ‘STOR onisiana Avenue, where he in- ‘tantly on hand a In gesnetpent of Foreign and Domestic ds and the E, corner rae and varied VINES. L- . and FINE GROCERIES Sngar, Coffea, Flour, Soap, Sard » Anchi Hrandias in oases, demi nd casks. Old . demijohns, and casks. 3 maioa Rum, Sherries, Ma ira, Port of various de- scriptions, St. Julien Claret. Chateanx cases, Champagne Cider. B: Edinburgh Ale, Absynthe, Margaux in randy Fruits, Reynold’s | scription of Havana Cigars. set png ree - | agacit following | ‘ There—that’s an Anniversary, going around | that corner; don’t fellow body ?"” ‘ou see bim—that ier, with a white neck a black «+ What, that one with an umbrella in one hand and a valise fn the tother, and that walks kind- ’ers thoug! “Yes, that’s him h he didn’t know the way ?’* You'll always see ‘em reat tall | ' round, about the time the grass gets real green on | the Common, as thick as soldiers to shares Anal. x Tpat's why time o’ year | j Also, Stoughton Bitters. Porter, A Families ara particular}: ine the stock before I bers of Congress arealso i residences at the parcha Annisette, Maraschino, Cu Champagne, and a large and sce ua. varied de- utters, and Fever and Ague and Cider, nyited to au and one ing elsewhere. Mer nformed that thei will be promptiy attended te, and deli shortest notice, ir ordes vered at their A ral ‘tment of fine Havana C ited direct by the subscriber, at wholenale nad te Canal Marie Os Whinkey ss Country orders try producqof al ment, wJosett CoRPRRATION sT ra ‘i Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and iskey, constantly on hand, of 1840, pungtually fattened to, ‘and Fert deconptions roces vad On co ev ifth stree:. oWitins” place, | Fis | — Phe | | .—THE, DESIRABLE | orner of F and 2ist sts., | is surrounding it. \ \ | | | ‘Th Is | B INGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1857. Auctionear. THE MOST VALUABLE B ‘i ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT "Auction.—-On WEDNESDAY AFPTERN June 17th, at 643 o’cloc! hall sell, on the preu the whale of Ni in square No. 256, fronting 48 feet 4 inches on sylvania avenue, between 13th and 1343 streets, aud also having a front of 2 feet 3 inches on ISth street, generally known as the Apollo Hall lot. < < As there are but few unimproved lots remaining on the avenue.a rare opportunity is now presented to capitalist and those desirous of making a safe and profitable investment to obtain decidedly the most de sirable vacant tot on this beautifiul public thorough- fare. Its close proximity to t Departments and its central position rende: ly valuabie Rsasiteon which to erect a theatre or public hall. It is also deemed an admirable location for offices or stores, ‘Terms : One-third cash ; balance on a credit of 1, 2, aud S years, notes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured, Alt everseennet urchaser’s cost. j C. W. BOTELER, Act. _ jes-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE.—By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me, and recorded in Liber J. ALS. 2, folios 435, 437, 438, and 459, one of the aad 1s of Washing’ county. in the District of Columbia, 1 shall on THURSDAY, the Seth of o'clock p. m., in front of the prenuses, stle at public auction to the highest bidder therefor, the following property, to > “All the following piece or parcel of property, to wit, part of LotN in Square No, 345, of said einning forth me nt the southwest corner jot and a along the liue of Ele street west 23 feet, thence east 23 feet, thence 1 two feet, thence east 7! feet 9 inches tu the rear of said lot, theucs south along the rear line of the said lot 25 feet to the southeast corner of the said lot, thence west along the south line of said lot feet 9 inches to the point of beginning.” a Terms, cash. Property to be resold at the risk and expense of th purcliaser unless terms are comi- plied with ia three days from day of sale. EDWARD C. ©. REINeTS i GREEN, running thence nort: IN. B C.MeGU USTEE'S SALE OF OUSE « Auetioner, A NEAT FRAME D LoTON 8TH STREET WEST UETW EEN M axp N stREETS NonTH.W—On THURSDAY AP- TERNOON, July 9th, at 64e o'clock, on the premi- ses, by virtue of & deed of trust, dated July 2ixt, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.$ 0.60, fo lios 94, 95, aud 96, one of the land records for Wash- ington county, D.C., 1 shall_sell Lot N, in Coyle's subdivision in Square No. 424, fronting 16 feet 10 in- ches on 8th street west, between M_ ai! N streets north, running back 93 feet toa ten-foet alley, with 2 “Npre nents, consisting of a neat and well- it frame dwelling House, ns cash. M. WILSON, Trustee. 4-2uw& ds ; 3, Auctionser. B VALUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTILSTREI at Averion.—On WEDNESDAY, the 17th stant, J shall sell front of the premises, at 6 0'¢ ts, of 21 by 9 feet Seventh st. west, ing a subd 2, 13. aud 14, and part of Lot Il, in Square 424, on the -plat of the city of Washington. These Lots run back to an alley, are ins most int of the street. and affor! an opportunity ent not exceeded by any in tive city. Terms: On h, casi; balance in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, for notes bearing interest, payable semu-annnally, from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust faken. Title indisputable. All conveyancing at the cost Auctioneer. the Dairy Stan cireu- late ao NO. 1,375. — throughout the country. TF"Single copies (in wrappers) can be at the cor % Pa ‘Tune Gee erthe ‘scnool the Paper, PostMasty “ cominisni of tests per nagent® Wil be allowed & _____ Summer Retreats, &c. FPACQUIER WEE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Dentistry, &c. DENTISTRY...» 0; Scan Gees crag tae es his highly improved aud well esta w & No. ENNSYLVANIA . Y hig 0 vA- TH Taree doors from sth Street. TERING PLACE, 1s now open fenguaned, WA = 7 reception. ‘The trains on the eR. a Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the publicthat he | Aicxandria west, and from Gordonsville ‘east can be seen at al! hours,at his office, ted as @; | Connect at Warrenton with lines of Stages He feels assured that an experience of fifteen fool the Springs, distant six miles by a road. practice, with the large number of patient: kreat Passengers from Baltimore and Washington city, riety Of difficult cases that he has treated success- | arrive at the Springs at 103 o'clock a. m., and £2; i will le him to surmount aur difhoulty, | Richmond and the South to dinner, scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His All inquiries promptly responded to by letter and own experience confirming the opinion of (mane men | circulars giving particula: y Dre. a Ma. tation. THOMAS TP INR AN, je ecim ALEXANDER BAKER. UPP’s HOTE: The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he has made various improvements, to his well-known establishment, and that he is| prepared to reoeive aud entertain his custome! in the most superb manner. eminent in the profession, and es; larris and J. i led ie lose since, todis- car@x!l mercurial pre} ions for filling Teeth, also all Enamels, Gutta Percha, India Rubber, Ce- ments for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the mouth, AS Was most conclusively shown by the last American Dental Convention. Se ve His How # conducted on the European style; the practine ta We rooms air ad the strictest attention paid ts the numerous friends and patro: wants of hu nests, The Baris Kitnebea with the best of LIQUORS CIGARS, &c. | The great desidrratum, quietness, coolness, ( the garden attached,) insures forall a pleasant r oe Oobeing | peered ee at hand, and all demands will be promptly att to. ii WAl RUPP, je 10-2 bet WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public generally. that he has | the, WHITE HOUSE PAVILION for the season! where ie will always be able to furnish then With the best LIQUORS. EDIBLES, Clo leave to refer then to the follow: TESTIMONIALS: From the late Reotor of the Church of Epiphany of ms city. Dr. Srepnen Barry: ‘Dear Sir—T desire to express my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in ou 48 a superior dentist. The operations executed Tor me have been highly satistactory. 1 hope tint you may receive the patronage from my friends and the public that your skill so well deserves. Yours yar ty Washington, Aug. 26,1955. J. W. FRENCH, From one of the oldest _firms in Baltimore, Messrs. . Cotman & Co. Bo; tist ving employed | vi Jr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- Kcethat th k Gords. at Washingto: j ‘ashington ciiy, to execute for me an am- | Scrthat the market affords, at Washington prices, poriant and dithentt piece nt orks witch he tid to | Gunming and Fishing Purties wil be provided for my entire satis! tion, and in view ol 1e G wad one of the most distingpinhed membersof the Dental pot imting Tackle and Bouts tobe procured at College of Baltimore, friled, sfter repeated trials, to . B. SCHAD. perform the same work satisinetorily, it — TAIN HOUSE CAPON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, dence and i great pleasure to express iny entire confidence a: MOU i estimation of his professiona! ski T! Itimore, Jan. 12, 1457. HARMANN BOGGS, Will be opened for the reception of Visitors, —— on kh NDAY, u he Extract froma note received from the late Hon. John xevonsh tickets an iovaiel at Baltimore! Ay Washington, Richmond and Alexandria. Passengers leaving Baltimore in the ear! ing train, vin Alexandria and Manassas Gap to Strasburg, reach the Springs from 5 to 6 o'clock same eveulng; snd those from Baltimore and the West via Harper’s Ferry aud Winchester from 8 to 8 p.m. - N. BUCK, Proprietor. i ATE, Aug. 19, 1856, The teeth sou made for nie work admirably; woth- ter. el ral Lys nant ° FOHN'M- CLAYTON. To those that seek relief from the maindies of the teeth, I can cheerfully recominend superior Dr. Ss. ly as a entist: he made a set of porcelian teeth my commit cers Pingred, oro a ihe work has nil stood we! for more than rs, ROBERT T. NINON, of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South, he undersizned, having had occasion to avail ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. S. ily. Surgeon Dentist of this city, or paving been cozmz- ant of his operations on our families or friends, take f his artistic tory manner and difficult Ww =) a Hees ores, ; OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. This most delightful Summer resort—th he particular locality of all the sunny South” — ts now the sole property of the under- sigued, and will be opened he ist of, uecessive June follown June next, and each engage to make it to the seekers for health, recrea- tion, geiety aud good Irving, supremely attractive. For health, no mountain retreat oan be saferat any season of the year. it isns exempt from disease in August and September and October as in April. or June. Ludced the first three are infinitely t most pleasant of the season. The weather is milde: the sen breeze balmier, and the luxuries of the an water are to be had of finer quality and in greater profusion. There 1 no more imviting spot on the whole Atlantic seaboard. It is strictly true of it what the poet hath said: “Ca! heey be an Elysium on earth, it is this, it as this! Drs. areker. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at ski i in which he performs the inost delicate tf operations in Dental Sargery-ad we respectfully re- commend hirn to the confidence and patronage of the public, of which we consider him eminently worthy. Homas I. Watter, Architect U.S. Capitol. ‘THomas Mitier, M. D..of Washington, D.C. B.S. Bonner, M. D. of Georgetown, D.C. N Linconn, M. D., of Washington, D.C. Jon. H. Brabiey, of Washington, D.C. Grorcr Watton, Ex-Governor of Florida, Watrer Lenox, ix-Mayor of Washington, Heyay Barowi . Patent Office, th on. Dr. us Mallory, . Semple, follgojgh HT Principal Rittenhouse Academy. | Sinfuas, Shelid Hicpaend Semtrtnad token te eb 0 tf whole medical Faculty res: yor of the purchaser. je 9-d A.GR By JAS. C. McGU Auctioneer. JSES N ae, IR WO -SMALI, BRICK HOU PRINTING OFFICE SQuankk? at AvcT NESDAY AF NOON, June koa the premises. [xhall sell partof > In square 715, {routing 23 feet on Ist street eas: R dn 6 5. tween north Pand K streets, maning back 109 feet, with the improvements, consisting of two nearly new two + Brick Dwelling Houses, well bus and neatly shed, hird eash; the residue in 6 interest, secured by adeed of on the premises, Sale peremptory. etd By JAS. C. MeGt HA RNESS, SADDLES ks, Waips, TRUNK Fixrores ar Pray of trust orassig subscriber, bear a and recorded on the same day, urposes therein mentioned, at Arti RADAY next, June i8th, commenc: o'clock a. m., at his late place of business, No. 373 Pennusyivana avenue, south side, between 4! and bth streets, all bis stock in trade, consisting in part JAS. C. MeG of I Seddles, Bridles, ‘Halters, Wiups, Trunks, Carpet-iags, Hardware, Leathersand Store Fixtures, dc. Terma: Ail sums of $2 and under, cash ; ail over that amount by notes at 3) and 60 deys, benring inter- est, and satisfactorilyendorsed. | EDWARD SWANN ST rustee, ell-d Lied JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auct. . By A, GRE - NE OF THE MOST BEA |. BUILD ING LoTs NOW FOR SALE IN Wasmxcton, BET\ I axp K struets, ar Au: x.— On RSDAY, the txth mstant, 1 shall sel front of the premises, at five o’elock, p.in., Lot Stan Square 126, having a frout of 75 feet on Counecticut avenue, at the intersection of l7th street with said avenue, which forms a large open spaco, running lack to a wide siiey containing about 11,00 square feet, and will be subdivided and sold in separate lots if desired at sale. We deem it upnecessary to say anything farther relative to the beantiful location of the above-deseribed property, as it ix well known to Le one of the most desirable now. for. sale i Washington, being but sqnare north and in view of th f Lafayette square. northwest corner erms: One-fourth, cash; balance in 6, 12,12, and 24 months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance at the cost of the purehaser. ‘Title in- disputable. je ll-d A, GREEN, Auctioneer. By BARNARD & BUCKEY: Georgetown. yi UABLE FARM IN MONTGOMERY Cousty, at Avetion.—On WEDNESDAY, Vth inst. at 2 o'clock we will sell on the prem- ises, that small and hy roved property be- longing to Mr. Edward § Ker, about one and- a-half mile from Teurly Town, adjoining the farms of Samuel and Charles Shoemaker, containing 22 acres, ina high state of cultivation, and inproved with a good two-story Frame Dwelling, les, Sheds, &c. There is first-rate water and fruit trees on the place. Fora Market Farm, a more de ble one cannot be obtained. ‘Terms liberal. and made known at sal je 9d BARNARD & BUCK 37 Aucts. UNDER BROWNS’ HOTEL. : ust ein A Kple! o t Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING aud Gent’s FURNISHING GOODS of the finest styleand make, st the Emporium of Fashion, 37 Browns’ Hotel, next to private entrance. many 39 (ntel& Statas) MADP CARRIAGES. fs ave on nd. of our own manufacture, a fine assortment of all kinds of CARRI , 3 AGER of the very best, intest, and most approved styles, and warranted in point of workmanshir and matorial, to be equal in the city of Washington or any other United Siater. We respectfully solicit the citizens and stra any made city in the aeall trom ngers to examine our work ; as We are determined to lat none surpass us either in quality of work or in low prices. Wealso do every kind of REPAIRING ina work- manlike manner, and at reasonabie prices. Old riages taken mt payment for new and ata fair price. MON FLYNN & CO. UILDING HARDWARE.—The attention of Builders is called to our stock of BUILD- G HARDWARE, comprising the largest Knobs, &c., from the celobrated fr Da! Veupret, Mallory & Co.and Russell & Eewira Maaufacturing Company: Hinges ofall. kinds; Pulleys; Window Sbrings and Sash Fasteni Stars. Bolts and Shutter Fastenings. Ju thing wanted may 12-610 «f best selected of any in the city: Locks, Brads, Nails, Sash, Weights and Cord,Sash sold cheap, et, every inthe Hardware line fora house, aud cheaper, ene for cash. HARVEY & ADAM & 825 Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7t je G-1m WE, HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOr lowing Goods whi cdl i is asmall at math chy ae Prepared to sel! at A very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated Liquors.via: Sabai al Wine, an exceilent remedy for Liege ra certain cure for Diarrhea and Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines, R * lof ———— qualit Aspherry, Strawberry, Gingor, and Cherry Bran- dies, all of tin. flavors, ; in plots feat x Prepared from the pure ose, Cinnanion, Annis, and Pe; Curacon. Absinthe, rence of Wepperment z ne! Arsapari * Forest Wine Bitters.” ren ee We have also on h 5 Celebrated Sherty: Wins Bite ee DE. To Sdalition ie eee rxe supply of the following named sto uguors, being the ouly Liquors of the kind ini istrict, and which cannot fail in gi Ng satisfaction em: Philadelphia XX, Burton and to all who use th XXX Pale ee aialel gm ri Stout,XX Por- u Rename nate orn Bear. As usual, @ supply of Mineral Wi * Wheeler's ers. & splendid articic. We hare at all times a The subseri} takes thi i citizens of Washinton Sut mothed to ray vd READING stant on hand Lauer’ LAGkH Been, BOWE aA which he rivate families. stew or: Cas, to 4 to serve at any time. in Bot! lotel or Also, IC. Sat all Lourssn sanetites Suit. mmay.2)-3¥ Southwest cor, ad ESeiiio., ’ ident in the vicinit: Fort Monroe, al! certify that they * Aa known a case of bilitous or ague and fer there, and that at all seasons est spot on the face of the eart theates in De Bow’s Review, wd American Farmer.) Alaw2m JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor. R. VILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI- I Caco, would respectfully inform the cit- izens of the District and vicinity, that is oS ing located himself in Washington, he is now prepared to perform ali operations in ins profes- sion. in the most approved style. pa No. 25), Penn, avenue, adjoining Gautier’a. jan 20 1y rpue IMPROVED SE EA BATHING. CH AKE HALL, Hamproy, Va. SUMMER RETREAT,” only 2 miles from . will be re-opened on the first of; — i DR. LOOMIS, the inventor and patent June, when the proprietor will be happy to “Loomis? Minera? Plate Teeth,” havin y of Lis friends who may wish to en- ges svoceastn! 8 Improvement i joy SALT WATER BATHING, and theluxuries - has now permaneutly esiab- of the Seaboard. The Hall has been much improv- i n Washir luis improvement for Sets of Teeth consists ehief- Kt in making a set of but one piece of material, and that indestructible minera!. No metal is used in their construction, and they are theretore free from galvanicaction aud metalic taste. There ave no Jouts to become filled with moisture or particles of food, hence they are pure and clean. ‘I’ e lighter, stroncer. less clumsy, far ed and beautified, and ample preparations je for the comfort and picasure of all who may, visit this delightful resort. Boats, Fishing Tacks always in £. a : ee Carnages. &e.. readiuess to coutribute to the enjoyment : R. GG! BANKS: natural in their appearance. | will give « reward of ‘ianos, &c. Ono Thousand Deviare ‘one who will produce a | ——-——— ___ Pianos, 4 —————— suntlar work of art to equal mine in purity, beanty, P ANO FORTE INSTRUCTION, durability, artistic exceileace or any other requisite quality. All work responsibly warranted. 275 Penua, avenue, betweeu Lith aud 12th stréets, ap is-ly D*- . 8. GOODMAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Manvractuxsr oF Antiviciay. TseTa.— lis complete arrangements enabling him tof GpesS Mr. W.H. PALMER continues to add new bers to Lis classes. Apply to Mr. PA ER, his Rooms over Farnham’ Bookstore, Tuesday, Wednesday, F. day, and Saturday, between 2and6 p.m. Terms £5 per quarter. Rp 25-tf Vorat at SIC.—Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher of Music, having vacant hours for a few more present the grey reasonable ee Scholars, requests those Ladies wno are desirous tire Upper Sett Teeth, on Gold. $3 to H | of being eed jected in Baliaa Singing, or Opera Music, Do 0 do on Silver 12 to 25 | to favor her with an earls npPi cauion. Terms made One or more, on Gold... to $ | known at her re: noe, 415 b street, between St Do on Silver, Ito 3] and ieth, and at Music Stores of Mr. Davis, an an 6-3m Filling, Extracting, Ren pairing at the same reasonable rates. executed in such a manner as to give tic flice corner bth A_RETIRED PHY also, Re- All operations every satisfac- audavenue. ap3 Matzeratt. Botxerott. ee (PUREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received tha day from Boston. Also, three very bne second-land Pianos, but little used, cover REE octaves,rosewood cases, wil! be soldat great burgataccat our Pi Melodecn ICIAN whose sands of ano Forte. Musi life have nearly run out, discovered while im the | Wiarerooms, between St and leth streets. Nor pie Fast Indies, a certain cure for Consumption, | jog JOUN FS ELLIS; Asthma, i ughs, Colds, and Geveral ae ———--- —_ - > = — t remedy way discovered by hia | MNWO PIANOS FOR §i80- ONE FOR S10 his only child, a duichter, was give up to He had heard much of the wonderful restor two for $200 are now for sale at the, Music Depot ef : haa W. G. METZEROTT: Corner of Penn. avenue and lth street. Terms easy. may I TPHRER, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PIA} AT GRE I ative and healing qualities of preparations made from the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred to hun that he might innke a remedy for his child.— udied hard and succeeded in realizing his wis! His child was cured, and is now alive and well. He has since administered the wondertul remedy to He 6s. EAT BARGAINS.—These, thousands of sufferers in all parts of the world, and | Pisnos have been used but a short time PPA he has never failed im making them completely heal- | careful persous, we will warrant them,! thy and happy. Wishing to doas much good as pos- | take old Pianos in exchange, Kc. sible, he will send to such of his afflicted fellow-be- Two of them are full seven actaves, finely finished Ings As request it, this recipe, with full and explicit directions for making it up, end successfully using it. He requires each applicant to enciose him one shilling—three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe, and the remninder to be applied tu the pay- ment of this advertisement. Address Dr. H. JAMES, No. 19 Grand street, rosewood cases, and of exquisite tone and tonch,one ingaly six octave. Sir ae These Pianos. purchasers may sefely rely upon as being truly great bargains, and they Will do well to call and see them, at our extensive Piano Ware- » No. 38, between Ih and loth. JOHN F. ELLIS. X, B. Dr, H, James has neither offica nor agent J | (gOLD MEDAL PREMIUM) | oo, ork as some have pretended and adver - ; # '. ‘The recipe is sent from no place but N- WILLIAM RNABE 19 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey. y (Sener partner in the late firm of may 25-3m NABE, GAENLE & Co., —_— — =: mtinues the macutecture Bn ase of crand and i = v JE SWARE. uare 4 ler the name CMINA, GLASS AND TER SONG CO., | of William Kushe 4 Co., at the old stand, Importers direct from Liverpool to Alexan- Nos. 1, 5, 5 ani orth Putaw street op- dria, beg seave to call theattention of dealer posite the Eutaw House, Baltimore. have also just opened a new Seles Room at hotel-keepers, and others of Washingtonan Baltimore street, between Charles and Ligat They Georgetown, to their stocks of GOO D No® which, for extent and variety, will compare favorably | streets, on the premises partiy occupied by with any establishinent in the Eastern citi Henry McCatfery as ee store, where they will The connexion of their senior partner with the | keep constantly on hand a large assortment of plain and hichly-hnished grand and square Piano Fortes - also, Melodeons, from the bast makers, from 4 to 5- - me with double key-boards, double reeds, al stops to suit small churches. a . eng extensively engag inthe manufacture o Pianos, we will sell wholesaleand retail, on the most liberal terms. Our Pianos were awarded the highest | peoermeed (goid medal) at the Fairs of the Maryiand Institute two suceessite years—October, 1855, and 1856—in op position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from of the best makers from New York, Boston and timore. We were alsoawarded the first premium at the Industrial Exhibition heid in Richmond, Vir- ginia, 1855 and 18%. They have siso been awarded the highest premium (silver medal) at the Metro- politan Mechanics’ Fair for 1857. dition to this we a: nials from the most dist ished professors and amateurs in the country, which can be seen at our enking for themselves and others of vation in Which our insiruments are manufacturers of Europe and the United States for upwards of thirty years, has given himadvantages in the purchase of goods eqnal, if not, superior, to any house in the trade, n inspection of goods and prices will satisfy all parties that purchases can be made of thein npon the inost favorable terms. Freaoch China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated . French China Diner Sets, gold band and plain white French China V Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &e. French China 1 ets, Cupsand Saucers, and other articies of Teaware And Dinner Ware, separite from sets India Cnina Dinner Sets, and separate articles always on hand White Granite Ware in every varicty, in sets, and separate from sets. as may be desired Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same. Conan Fee White and Rockingham Ware, in alt way iv. Cut, Pressed. Piain,and Monided Glass Ware from the best establishments in the Eastern and Western States, which will be sold by the package or other- wis session of testimo Alliastruments are guaranteed for five years, and a privilege of exchange is granted within the first six imonths from the day of ante if the instraments do not give entire satisinction. : Wholesale dealers wil! find it to their advantage to give usa call before purchasing. perienced packers employed. Goods put up by us can be transported by any mode without breakage, Fare by the steamboats from Washington to Alex- andria, almost hourly, 1239 cents eaen way. A quar- < fs dollar (hus spent may save many dollars jec ianos exchanged, hired, and tuned. 200 REWARD.—Ranaway fromthe subseri- | mar 16-1y v NABE & C ber, living near Upper Marlborough, rince George’s county, Md., on the 24th of CE. April, NEGRO MAN, DAVY. GREEN. I inches high—a hy head, with® whiskers round medium size and down look. He may hire himseif in the District, where he has relatives, or make his way to some free State, a: he left without any provocation. I will give ‘Tw: bout 27 it 5 feet, 6 dark mulatto—has a largo bus TNIDDLETON, oy prarea, re Gifice and Depot—Southwest corner of F and 12th Streets. Washincton. ap i-tf : face, undred Dolinrs, it tken out of the Statex S100 51 ICE!! ICE!!!—The undersigned respectfui~ Hioedee be District. or any other psrt of sok S inform his friends end the public genera iy — and ye linpy in pala comnts, . either case we is —_ separed 20 faraish “mies fick, st 2 nat | get hitn. 2 seas0) Mjesttn | WILLIAM J. BERRY. | delivered in any pect of Washington and George” ‘and guarantees to give entire satisfaction. town, OYN TON’S PATENT PENDING GAS Orders to be left with Kipwett & Lavrexcr, COOK STOVE, or HEATER, f " 14th street and Pennsylvania avenue; GRo. ly and other uses. It will heat hie Poot Fo Ripwetn & Co., 4th street; J. B. Moor, Drag- Smootlring f st, Penna. avenue, between 19th and 20th st ook # Steak, Stew Oysters,, Hoil Water, Tea, Coffee, ete, in $ rotten: Fe eran te New Yorkavenue, between lorh and Hake a Pan of Biscuit in iz to 15 minutes, iy | th streets Ros A. Faren, Denccot, Somer t requires the Gas from the common burner only | 4th and Mas: “q i; for coubustion.- For the Nursery and sick Room it | Sia street, Georgetown, where Ice can be had ixinvaluable, The Smoothing Iron for Families, | at ail times. T.N.KIDWELL. Boarders, Milliners, &c., is almost indispensable in | ap 7-tf dust = warm weatlier. The Stove or Heater is practicable in all places where heat i" Lis — For sale, wholesaie and ret LEY & cry. CEAICE—ICh.—For sale 2.50 to 3,000 tons of PURE ICE at the Hockley Mill, near the Relay sis cuse,on the Washington Railroad. It oan be seut je9-6t 329 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and lith streets. ia oars ether Balun ay meta berate — ed ore. OLT'’S NEW MODFL, WARNER’S AND 23-2m Conic Reyolgen Sk Cashing Somtals, A: ae PLATED WARE Piscine Bed ahte: Goa Nippors, arntbd Leese, TP ABLE, CURLERY AND PATE iiven Gun Wore, *s,, Walker's, Co and G. D: vory Hi er the finest quality. Al Poroasion Gaps, Hley*s and Baldwin's’ Gua Wad: | and Porks, and Carvers of the, triets, Castors, ling, Wad Cutter, anda good assortment of Gun | bata Forks and Spoor . Butter Coolers, Doub - rimmings, for sale by Sets .Coke Bask: a, plated: sess nays E. K. LUNDY, le toe ox G. FRANCIS, 490 7th at, may & [NQ, 198 Bridge atreet. ied