Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, —$—$——— THE WEEKLY STAR. Tie exesilent Family and News Journal—cor- ta:ning 8 greater variety of tuteresting reading than 7 : : , be found other—is published on Seturday Corner of Pennsylvania avenue, and 11th street, ar noe Br W. D. WALLACH, i Single oopy, per annie mn mann sl 35 sod is served to subsoribers by carriers at SIX AND " . TO CLUBS. A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to be FenCones — — 38 a rr nore , + (17 Casms isvancacy ie advance. DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS sameetibiog ia clube pained s Hy - 1-4 THREE wi phe inter ofa Tonal agent, oyun fo adverse; EVO BOLLARG tr si Pril be, soveds It fovastabty ‘compeime te wheats ‘News’ that has made the Daity Stam eireu- months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for info co conerally throughout the country. tess than three months at the rate of 126 cents a — I7-Single copies (in wrappers) can be at "ID7 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. VOL. X. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1857. NO. 1,395. | Pie mates PostTMASTERS who act as agents will be alloweda commission of twenty per cent. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | 2\ways with a conjunction of favorable = : ve hie clreums cen that man ean never control. _FOR RENT AND SALE. i Summer Retreats, &c. Dentistry, &c. Pianos, &c. salt A Curvaman’s [Dk4 oF 4 Steamsutp—Dur- | |“ How ridiculous are the slurs cast upon our | FOR SALE.—A very desirable RESIDENCE, EY . a D, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI- | JN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PATRONAGE ing the cruise of the United States steamship | 721! Sahin ipl eee re Fring 3 et fine fest 10 inches, by nis feet Piivtow open for the aormmodaton of the pub- Figo wog aomieke ae ch ioe mabe has bestowed on PA #asquehanna in the Chinese seas, on ono ocea- { witha territory not Jarger than some single States mide of Sih street west, between I-and M north and | fire Ina winter. the proprietor cannot aostinin ing Koeahod femasltoan Waskeatae: be Te of Musse and Meine Merohandive “By Bai . visi e confederacy, cove: com: rame ing, wi ‘e more than 69 or 70 i ‘nl ofes- ts with Mr. § neberger in Paris, sion, at Shanghai, she was visited by United | 9f {it confederacy, covered "of the rhost periong | back building, ‘wood-houre, a pump ‘af excellent | “Herr. eee R Tat pee na GE for rectcit-| sos finthe matgaprerea tie ee Rohote & Sons in. Ma wail eel F ission: i i i ost red style. Schots & Sons in Mayence, we will sell Foreign States missionaries with their pupils and native | construction. with no isettled territory, ho un- | Satnngte Ovpamen Nscovmmoleniig? “Apne er Ne suitable fora femtls we wah ee tee ge; No.0, Moun. avenue, adjoming Gantier’s, | unio fo deaiera and profegnors om te moet reason: assitants. One of the latter subsequently sent bridged rivers, nothing, ina word, to retard, but ae story) 7th street. e for ni who wish toenjoy during the jan Div able terms. season the advant: f the Sea bi A ICTR GR SR SERIE mecca oO Catalocue, comprising over five t a fan to Capt. Buchanan, her commander, on | f72r¥thing te facilitate ihe prompt and safe’car- POLLARD WEBB. Hortaehimving allt conveniences far ovokinn, et. ‘[H5 IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. oxic workecis now somploted, and to bead at which was written in Chinese characters the | _ ‘The truth is, the postal system of the United "B FOR SALE. MY FARM, ent | "The taneees Gal sea ees inv gg = ‘Ros viek miles distant fr the t f Cui; DR. LOOMIS, the inventor and patentee of impressions made by his visit. As translated | St#tes: Susceptible though it'be of improvement, | and’ beet, of the Orange and Alexandria Ref, | © Point every trip. ‘he steamers Columbia and Maryland touch at W. W. DIX, “Loomts’ Mineral Teeth,” havin t. qval ite a) la Proprietor. successfully introduced hi 2 is, when we consider the thousand causes of dis- | This Farm contains 156 acres of land equal to any in j improvement thine impressions are'n flows: | Sipance a prodigy of conveniene, regularity | thaeduon of iru Fory aston ea, | J 8-08 _ (Ale Gs. Inte& Sino) So and Pe a Since the 22d year of « Taw-quang’’ many for- | and dispatch ; and, to its sagacious management, | the Helaues open land in fine order. @n it isa large Tue WADDLE HOUSE This.improvement for Sets of Teeth con few days, which we lon the most reasonabie righ vessels, greatly differing in form and dimen- | the people owe more of their prosperity and hap: | &4 valuable young iProhard now just coming into : A'T CAPON SPRINGS, Va. | 1) in making a set of but yece of material, and | terns and give the best city reference. Tranels Indicate the nations frome Cikacs tee | Be the public nection easiest 0 all Other arms | of Apples. Pears, Plums, Ponchos, Apricot; Necisr | Harn rented my, interest in the ~ Mountain | thatindesttuctitie mineral” No mats ie wesd We | “sltnns Devos, tornet of Tthaad Benn-arenve. vessels indicate the nations from whence they | of the public service combined.”’ tines, Grapes, &c., &c., suited to pur ciimate. prepared wit taken the above property, am now, their construction, and they are therefore free from | je 16 W.G.ME ZFROTT. ‘ i Q ed to entertain my friends, and visitors, ff 1 Y — —— came. These ships are said to sail with great - —— Spring of never failing pure water uear the dwelling, | with galvanic action and metsiic taste. There are no EN > wane =~ "i speed, —s to the distance of several hundred List or Patents.—The following is the list oat ames Sc. The Dwelling is iain. but amply pe Mcomfortabte wee yee food ieace than connects on on an. Pree oe. _ civteriice ei: = uff fe . cient Recommodate a . re S ¥ Se - > ine compared to the Semmer (heecwhed ship.) | Patents itued from the United States Patont | sitntnn (or negi'anlhesuty ites iona iy | Ett work. Stim | nabutid in theie sppenrance: F wil give a rewaid ot | bettin histciactas Apply te Mer Fatman The American steamer ‘‘Swh-sr-quay-hah-na,”’ | Office, for the week ending July 7, 1857—each ae ne heenifah tite range, = Legg roa Third do. 26) | Une Thousand Devars toany one who will produeea | MER, at his Rooms over Farnham’ commanded by <+ Pee-hah-nung,”” bringing the | bearing that da a Sd were: with- | One monti -- Sao | similar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty. | Bookstore, Tuesday, Wednesday, F great Mandarin “ Mo,’’ arrived at Shanghai the : ina few minutes walk. offer facilities = day. * { orattend- | Children and oolored if ; durability, artistic exce‘lence or sny other requisite | day, and Siturday, between 2and6 p.m. Tseh of the third month of the third year of “Hien Pv W. Bachman, of Clifton Springs, N.Y¥.— Eris piiietae Ganicned tea Rect pata is7-eolm. T.3 BLAK TOR & Propri tor. euality. = _ i Terms ©5 per quarter, ep 35-tf Fung.” The dimensions and height of this | 3tword ‘Borlace oe eat ee ag com. | ut within afew hours ride of either Washington | [> LAKISTONE'S PAVILION. iz Se Pasus evomes,kateomiutnand imhateests, | S7ODAL MUO. dts PRANKLAN, duomer steamer seemed to be beyond computation, ra orlase, of ristol, Conn.—For im- | Alexandria, or Richinond.. It is seldo: a farm.with 4 — api3-ly — ™ T Mess hav —aaeee £ hours for « ‘few more I felt a strong desire to go ou hoard and inspect Proved metal separator. - ne many et es, is mere tothe xotice of the | Th vorite piece of resort will be opened on the | —— = ~ “ wtemety Bang pF nny Be dea: for myself, when happily the teachers Yates ena Josiah Brown, Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y.—For im- pe eee ——— MID jo purehase are respectful - uly for the accommodation of visitors. D®: Cc. 3. GOODMAN, erfected in Balind Singing. or M ‘Taylor invited me to accompany them on board. | Provement in truss bridges. y invited to calland view the premises. Itisfor | The proprietor has engaked a fine Cotillon! SURGEON DENTIST, and a y -, sale privately, but if not sold before Saturday, the Ist * i x = JE wteneclntecl er with an early application. Terms made Artiving at the river’s hank. we took auaalt Denzlow Burhaus, of Burlington, lowa.—For r y se urd ar he Ist | Band for the season, and with his splendid Bal! MANUFACTURER OF AKTIVICIAL TRETH. P ugust, on that day it will be offered at public auc- | Rou: ei = complete wnat her residence, 40) K street, between 9 and approached the great ship. We ascended by | 2chine for cutting pasteboard, &c. tion, on the premises, without reserve. ‘Tests pao Sehile tioce of cena peearers of ee seer ney te srontidhs ripe hogy *, lth, and at the Music Stores of Mr. Davis, sladder. Beholding the body of the steamer, | aD¢tet, H. Chamberlain, of West Roxbury, | made knownataale. For any information address | different amasements at the Bowling Alley or um Entire Upper sett 1 ecth, on Gold. ........ 9) to 50 | Metzerott. 2 thought to myself it must be three or four hue Mass.—For improvement in steering apparatus. R.G. BOWEN, Culpeper Court House. Va. je 4- Fishing, &c. Do jo do on Silver. +. 121025 | WNHREE® NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS dred feet long, and as much as one or two hun. | . ¥™- Chicken, of Boston, Mass.—For improve- ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | _ The Luxuries of the Potomac and good Liquors | One or more, on Gold 2to 5 I AT GREAT BARGAINS.—These, dred feet broa: ment in instruments for cutting button holes. The subseriber offers for sale all that valuamie | Wij! be constantly onhand. — Do on Si Pianos have been used but a short tame ‘The smallest mast seemed s0 lange as to 5 Thomas Clark, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- | Real Estate known as“ Larcoo? sitveted ae the, his is known to be one of the healthiest places on | _ Filling, Extracting, m cnreful persons, we will warrant them, several men to enciicle it — require | proved air chamber to effect uniformity of flow of | Forest maable rates. Prince George's county, Md., containing the river, near Blakistone’s Island. pairing at the same ress take old Pianos in exchange, &c. Two of them are full seven octaves, finely fi Tosewoud cases, aud of exquisite Lone and touch,one 1s only & Six octave, These Pianos. purchasers may safely rely upon ae von vate i Sengers on every Weduesday and Saturday's, and DR. STEPHEN BAILY, being truly great bargains, and they wil! dowel! to : 3 There wili bes celebration ou the Fourth of July, | ¢Xecuted yn such a manner as to rive every sath The rigging was of large iron chains, and eee cen saga ek a fi i ., ; "| = and Ball at night. Cotillon on the 23d of July, 13ti | ton. Office corner uth street and avenue. gteat ropes, painted black. Biscbeg eae oF bayion, © —For improved ann iit ee geste ne Pre all is Sanford aso b fi ikarbland lle: f ENTISTRY. haan great mast seemed to reach to the | “Qinasa Curt ae Lena, I11.—For improvement | #ivautages of Water, and is also heavily Timbered. sers.on every Wednesday sad’: savespes, | YDE! i The engine and tron smoke chimney was inde- in_ grain separators. ii and them, at our ext Israel Dodenhoff, of Bloomington, Ill_—For im- | Lee and others, and lays on the road lending from | Lhe steamer Kent leaves Baltimore ats o'clock hres doors from Mth Bireets roms, No. 3, betwpen Sth aud the Teeny ater, and os binek as ink ealed as to | Provement in corm harvesters. Biadensburg to Upper Marlborouzh,about tive miles | ¢very Monday @enings, and returuson Wednesday | 1). Baty y-ees leavete informthe publicthathe | 2°" zeae Os EER. ‘09 ¥ cones as ) ras: - | from Upper Mariborongh and twelve from Wash . eo seen & 4 " SEMIU) - vender impact al proved box window fame tt MO FOF 1 | ington Bis. reise tine’ Mend contin. |" pent iices Milestown, St. Macy's count, ats. | aut bo seen ta Roureat imation, wrsinvanmo | QZOLAMEDAL PREMIUM ||) ship ws (2 De sren In diflerent parts of the | “wm. Emery, Jt_,of Chester, f1!.—Forimprove- Pee Thee land ecto cne Heer e aet eerops | Shorter tine. GEO. W, BLAKINI practice. with the large number of patier erent WILLIAM KNABE, ; mei y - duces y 2 24-2m* ‘ a i of di ames tia reated success- eveme eer elo ace rnd ate | A a cry, ot nur | hal” awh ae caieo compy, achas | eset Pron, Fy ei ent eee are were so adjusted as to conduct the air into the in- aie OY rari tea 19 pe ete wed A a crime Chics cake ly me WARKEN WHITE SULPHUR SPRID scientitic or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His id of terior of the ship. o, N. rv improvement in dry sand cores. | on ndred acres of prime white oak ‘Timber Lan — own experience confirming the opinion of many m: ware PIANO FORTES, On the first floor were placed ¢ the} Mahlon J. Gallager, of Savannah, Ga.—For | inthe tract. ; One mile from Buckton Station, on the Manassas | eminent in the profession, and especially Drs. Harris | > William Kuabe & Co. find of p'aced many of the larg- | improvement in self- priming gun locks. Persons wishing to purchase will please call on | Gap Railroad, and in the direst route to and J.and E. Parmly, has led him, long since, tod Nos. 1, 3, 5. and 7 North Eutaw street op: eat Kind of guns. On inquiry I found that it re- | ““dimon B. Glover of Birmingham, C For | the undersigned, living near the premises, who will | Capon and Burner's Springs, 1s now open card sl! mercurial preparations for filling Teeth, aiso | postie the E iH Balt d uired ten or twenty pounds of powder to load nosey ahora rmingham, Conn.—For | take great pleasure in showing it to all such. for th eption of 5 5 nd C pusite the Eutaw House, Baltimore. cas of theor guest Gees. Tie aut ana improved machine for tapping nuts. This land 1s susecptible of divisions and will be | Poste reception of visitors, Fee Ta Tee ate enais Rubber, and Ce- | | They have also just ¢ . hese guns Ce Y Y fc ble ed s ‘caches will ran daily between Buck- | meuts for the coustruction of Continuous Gum | Noo (Seen Cte - Going, of New York, N. Y.—For im- | divided into two lots to t h di ed. : y men “4 a tumore street, between Charles and Li are larger than a peck. Moreover, they say that Stephen Zi» f ft ot suit purchasers, if desired. | ton and the Springs, upon the arrival and departure | Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate, | streets, un the premises partly occupied by fir ine of these large shot bi: y. proved device for securing the stock to the guide If this land 1s not sold at private sale on or before | of the ears, is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the oC as Scout shot wituie. ot ane pple reseed Fods of joiners’ plows. THURSDAY, the sith day of July next. it will he | (passes ey leaving Baltimore, Washington, and : Heury McCaifory ax « music store, where they wil by mouth, as Was most conclusively shown by the last keep constantly on hand & large assortment of plain a Joseph H. Goodell, of Bridgeport, Conn.—F. otfered on that day at public sale, at the subseriber’s | Alexandria. bi the moruing t Sy will h the | American Dental Convention. fi - Ent distunce they ‘xplode, spreading death and | iaiveated ‘mnarkins tor seniotieeiey Gana hone Diner ig ait huznent hadder. There will bo & | Spring aboat noon of the ume day. aud returning qaltnough he fintters iumuself from his long resiz | ao! Metadsoas ini the ek eal oe ee and weapons of warfare are Sia paseo ; oe Beers f of Millbury, Mass.—Fer | P“porins of ssle: One third of the purchase money will arrive at Alexandria and Washington in time to reamiel —— ) Crear ct anne peat octa’ win mph pahen pr need -Loargs, double reed, 4 The soldiers (marines) wore on their heads hats “itockwell Hazen and Volney Gibbs, of Homer. eee eect ora Ha acorored ate Pont Office, Buckton, Warren county, Va. leave to refer them to the following Being extensively engaged in the manpinctare of passin ey saeeere Ler basi nd velvet, orna- | Nich —For improvement in upsetting, tire * | ty, bearing interest from the day of sale; ora mort BOERS cateaek From the late hed gee FE of E fans. wre will sell wholesaloand retail, most rene tn. a Te OF * chelt shen “os Joseph Irwin, of Frankfort, O.—For improved | #%«e on the land, if preferred by the purchaser, a de — “oe ents ad vanes were awarded the highest rermiam eh wens dae Wares tea Wiese | cntting apps tus for harvesters. Je 18-sotf 2. B. BEALL, 3d do. Dr. Sterne Barty: Dear Sir—1 desiretoexpress | (cold medal’ at the Fairs of the Maryiand institute In their dress they were all alike. Henry ain of New Britain, Conn.—For im- | FOR SALE—The valuable PROPERTY atti poses eee Imonth, | my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in | two successive years—October, 1855, and 1856—-in op. In thetr exercises, whether standi or moving | Provement in locks. corner of ath and Fstrects, adjoining Col Sen. J. 8. DAVIDSON, President. | a5 es ae the ‘operations exeouted | position to fourteen aud eighteen pianos from they acted in concert. ms S| Albert H. Jocelyn, of New York, N. ¥.—For | ton’s, fronting 51 feet on E.and i feet on 8th streets, jenn-edtin S.J. SAU ANDERS. asd ee highly sxtinfacto ny. A hope thar you of the bent mubere from Now Kesk, Boston and u A soldier with gun in hand stands at the lad- | Method of backing electrotype plates. For terms, &c., apple to 447 Sth atroet, between F nape F : SmPermtenten'— | public that your skill so well desenes the Industrial Exhibition held in Richio, ter, where men ascend the sip. Hie basherecs | _ Samuel F. Jones, of Milford, Ind —For im- | and F. HH, BOONES, Fxccuteix of Baw, Dyer, Hera norer, ' a wows ours very tral mi, 1855 and 1856. “They have also been awarded to keep a sharp look-out. Hetis ibeved pee proved method of connecting the panels of fleld | deceased. je 29-e02W* OLD’ POINT COM? ORT, Va. Washington, Aug. 2, 18%. J. We. FRENCH. he highest premium (silver medal) at the Metro- hour or so. This guard is kept up day and night | nee*- . ‘ OR RENT—That desirable RESIDENCE on | This most delightful Summer resort— right — . politan Mechanies’ Faur for 1857. The beds of ae ite aane aay 17 pt Bape Lucius J. Knowles, of Warren, Mass.—For im- J3th street. between G and H, No. 417, having in | particular locality of all the sunny South’ From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs, | In addition to this we sre in possession of testimo laced 4 f ahaa time | provement in belt shifter for machinery. ita Furnace, Water and Gas,with every modernim. | 18 now the sole property of the unier- Bor s. Cotman & Co, nials from the most distiuguished professors an@ pla in Lor of skin, (hammocks,) so that in E. T. Latbbury, of Buffalo, N. Y.—For im- | provement. ‘Toa permanent tenant rent moderate. ned, and will be opened on the Ist of, Having employ r. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- | amateurs in the country, which can be Seen at our vase of rain they sustain no injury. ccreeiienk taieeucts Py A yasexsion given imyediately. Apply to G. D.| Jane next, and each successive June followm: tist. of Washington city, to execute for me an im- | Warerooms, speaking for themselves and others of The men are so frequently drilled in the use of | Provement in sewing machines. HANSON, “corner oPtith and Penn’ k, which he did to | the high appreciation in which our instruments are - ngage to make it to the seekers for heaith, recrea- | portant and ditheult piece of w: Jno. P. Manny, of Rockford, Iil.—For im- | Wa aug “Seas costs” | tion, galety and good living supremely attrmchices ” | may entire satiedeeticee med we eres ea eee teas eae | cae,tueh appreciat tue mark, unall and great, that they cannot miss } proved entting apparatus for harvesters, Se ee Cay Basing Baake 368 sole For henith, nomountainretrent can te safera’ any | one of the most Sistingaished membersoftne Dental | Al! natraments are guaranteed for Sve years, and Moreover. there are ten ortwel ook Alex. McCausland, of Providence, R.I.—For | [XOR SALE.—A valuable tract of LAND, con- | s¢@son of the year. 1tisas exempt from disease in | College of Baltimore. Lused, alter repeated trials, to | & privilege of exchange te granted within rat six on musical jastrumenta ‘AudlO6t aoe ol aes improvement in paper cop tubes. taining about 63 acres, and within 3 miles of | August and September and October asin April. May | perform the same work satisfactorily, it gives me | months from the day of sale if the instruments do not I ae W: iS: ; bal- | or June. Indeed the first three are infinitely the | great plensure to express my entire confidence ive entire satisfaction. There is pothing like it. Wed aa a rigs. pe Riya Mi Ror stuns Au een pert suet ares Pal | mast plensaet Gf tbe oats he eet ts milder, | high estimation of tis profesyonal okay S'Wholesale dealers will Gnd it to their advantage The great Mandarins of the American people Proved sash lock. ance in city property, improved. Apply at No. 512 | the sea breeze baimier, and the Inxuries of the salt itimore, Jan. 12, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS, to give us 8 call before purchasing. always have this attractive accompaniment tne Wm. Resor, of Cincinnati, Ohio —For im- (2d story) 7th street, water are to be had of finer quality and in greater — anos exchanged, lured, nm 5 expense is borne out of the public t : provement in cooking stoves. je 12-tf POLLARD WEBB. profusion. ‘There is no more inviting spot on the | Extract froma note received from thelate Hon. John mar l6-ly WM. ABE & CO, hie Se abnen bi ' public treasury. Chas. D. Rogers, of Utica, N. Y.—For im Ss aie 2 whole Atlantic seaboard, It is strictly true of it M, Clayton. HREE BEAUTIFU N “a firet flocs, (open ec ne® Ppeared to me on the | ps 5ved scroll wheel for harvesters FARM FOR SALE—A piece of fine LAND on | What the poet hath said: U.S. Senate, Aug. 19, 1856. ey Ercan Boston Bee hoe eponived tht Afer a'witile we descended, by the iron stairs, |, Chas. B. Sawyer, of Fitchburg, Mass.—For [Rock Creek. in “Mant Ald. sz | “Oh: if there bean Elysium on earth, it is this, it | ,,Th0 teeth you made for me work admirably; noth- | ood hand Prameen ine Tithe weal seve 4 4 lescel ’ 3 5 7 ron eights joining th as this 3 ate . m: Ta white brass hand-railings, the great hall in Elwin f Shocuterper of Germantown, Pa.— | ! of Mexars. ‘Per extor, Nowles, Dearer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at saa M. CLAYTON. bargaims,at our Fines fleas: aekene M the interior of the slip. Here from below look- Saaey: eer, news rand Hawkins. 112%acres, A beautiful loca | the post. Hon, Dr Eranen Mallon Dee on — ee. x E- d lug above, the light is admitted by brilliant glass | FOr sbaft coupling. tion 5 partially sinproved; new house; ISacres rich | Simkins, Sheild: Hope, and Vauzhuwand iadecd rie | ¢_70 those that seck relief from the maladies of the | “.2terooms, betwoen 9th and inth strects. D per rosie Ont fi y E & David A. Smith, of Washington, D. C._—For | creek bottom. some fine yellow-pine timber. It | Sykins. Sheild, Hope, and Vauzhan,and indeed the | teeth, [can cheerfully recommend Dr. S. Baily asa | _J°4 F 4 EL 5 Carpet; on the tables tm the teeny Me owery | improved whiftletrees. can he divided, if desired. Call and see the premt- | For °nonties mil oeeihe thet che, ey cactus of | superior Dentist: he made @ sct of porceian teeth WO PIANOS FOR $150: ONE FOR gi tail, was an embroidered broadcloth table ene _Samuel J. Smith and Charles Loekle, of New | 8e8 those whe desire to purchase. je4-tf | known a case of billious or ague and ferer to ort. | fF oneof mny aud plugged several teeth for myself, and the work hay al! stood on the seats were My RESIDENCE onthe corner of | £’"ate there, and that at all seasons at 4s the | ten years, ROBER cushions, and ver i York, N. ¥.—For embossing and print e ranged the softest kind of | ‘Ys" ar. sini, -¢ Manchester NH Bere OR SALE. Tr.) well for more tian Ping Hah $2” are now for sale at a) i h —| e 3 healthiest spat on the face of the earth.” (See W. G. METZEROTT musing, (spring seats.) On ii rawin >. ey ened elseet, souls Catal <,_ of the Va. Conf, of the M. E. Church South, en % : nd t % both sides of the great central hall were several | Py ee eee Te ngend, Ve, and Riley | & a teal he fet liachescaudcontatmagneniy | Piauter, and American Bares IGAR, Proprietor, | We, the undersigned, having had ocoasion to svau | =mmmGotherol Pou. aveuue and !ith treet. _ small rooms, as dormitories; in each of | puraitt, of rattleborough, Vt.—For melodeon | 34,000 square feet. = = Soar sevecives 35 he professional skill of Dr. 8. Baily, ICE. scramgement forthe Comort ofthe gacers~-auehy | UgchMmeRt are Sonera | Gene MANS ERT AC EAT aug, | anzsf bus operation en out fence of Prondat ake arrangement for the comfort of the officers—such, Jamen Spear, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- | = ST Tare eT + Penusylvama avenue, between 2d and 3d sts., | Sut of his ope srecuind Our Samusation Of hic mrtiatin = wr instance, asa bed, a dining-table, a bathing- | ),09tq tailfoad’car stoves FOR, SALE GHEAP And on liberal terre, jhe | next door weat of Adams’ Express Otfice. re- aor anol sb of teaaiomie ion mae L.2: MIDPLETON, er bales ub, aud cooking-range with ail necessary uten- | POV ber G.'Seekins and Chas. H. Goss, of Ely- | just enghect and sunsied onthe gorthwomt ooraer ee ee ian large stack Of the in which he perforina the most delicate and dithcult | ” Giice and Depot—Southweet oormet of Hand 12th was there, ‘Phere 1s nothing that was sot thee, | 2, Ohio.—For improvement in Lifting Jack of aband H’ streets. in the Firat Ward: one just | jnoce Biadelpna and Beck's” Baltimore LAGER | Operations in Deatal gers and We respectfully re- | sireats. Washinton. ney was there. re is ing ere, x y. of $ *rancisco, Cal_—For im- | finished, and on the west side of Ist tree! a] " ima to th 5 in ———— ——— and everything there was good. sated cold eines and cna lganeior tween K and ., and in @ rapidly unproving part of the puliomar OU, Water, Arcites tS yates and the pubis general's, that Chinese, though they should exhaust all their | P'eonen Ustick, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- | city ; one on the east side of Sith street west, ad a 0: t {. D.,of Washington in nuw prepared to furnish tammilise and others) wert” jes and expend never so much | | ~tephen © stick’. ine. ; tween E and F,and near Kasby’s Ship Yard:” aud | supplied with the best of eatnbles that the market » DOF Washi ~ = S heart's pot | — * provement in Drick machines. 3. 1G and 112, on north side East Capitol Word of whist woah: cavtioamite ameiace . Bonk Gvorcetown, D: zh the season) with the best quality of IC wien bass comparinon ith thine (bat would | "Wm. Van Anden, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.—For | street “Also, five tore, situated in different parts | cAt.attord, of which he would, particularly mention N.S. Lixcoty, M. D. of Washington, D. ered in any part of Washington and George: even a comparison with this. re ing machine , Of the: } io. story) 7th street, | his stock ofgenuines Beech will Le. Jos. H. Braviey, of Wasiungton, D.C. nd guarantees to give eutire a P " hin Apply at No. 512 (2d RI &e., allof which will b - § uit. of Ehitaactinis He Aooee Gia S HD WEBB, | HOLLAND HERRING, &e. allof which will be | Gecaen Waxros, Hx-Govemorol flarida, - t6 be left with Kipwe Ail the window and door frames are cased in | “8.4 Wait, of Philadelphia, Penn.—For im- | ° je 19 POLLARD WEBB. At the shortest notice, and in the best | Gronee W altos, bx Governor of Florida, - | | Orders to be left with Krowet & Lava “Moveuver, | observed miany leather buckets sus- | Provement in metallic pens. wu. | PREG STORE FC ‘The STOCK, reepeckially invites, (he ipkbiis 10 xty9 ny BaLowis, U.S, Patent Office, F. Kipwet & Co., lath street; J. B. Moone, Drug= * ¥ * Geo. W. Walton. and Henry Edgarton, of ‘3 D GOOD WII IX TURES of a Drug = O.C. Wigut, Principal Rittenhouse Academy, ist, Penna. avenue, between 19th and 2th streets pended in differens parts of the ship, all in readi- mington, Del.—For improved mode of operating | Store, clinibly situated, doing an oxcelient prescrips iLPHUR SPRINGS, | feb2o tf HORGE SIETZ, New York avenue, between lth an hess for extinguishing fire. radial cutters in lathes for beaded work. fiom Business, ‘This is'ae opportunity seldom to bo 1A. > : —— oa | Ith aireote; opr. A- Patan,” Drugeiat, corer Now we descended, still lower, to the third | “[7.'y° Webber, of Salem, Mass.—For improve- | mot with, as the owner intends leaving the business | “This highly amproved aud well established WA- AL 4th and Mass. avenue; and with the subscriber, No, story. Here we were shown the powder and shot | sent in method of applying railroad car brakes. | altogether. Address © Pharmaceutist,” City Post | TERING PLACE. 1s now open for the putlic 4 3 First “street, Georgetown, where Ice can be tvom, coal room, medicine room, and a room for Wm. Wimmer, of Bitingsville Ind —For im- | Office. 5a ee ee ee tw reception. The trains on the Orange Re from Sie MALT FOR SALE—The undersigned having — a T.N.KIDWELL. sual arms ; also, « large hall where | saw many | provement in machines for trimming hedges. \O OWNERS OF CITY PROPERTY AND | Alex: said pede fren Coat heal for | Tecently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE, | ecu ssssnnsssSesnsSsnS=snnnISSSENcnes® boxes, in which was deposited food for the men— | Perea ee or Boston, Mass., assizrnor to CAPITAL ISTS.—The subscriber offers to pur _| fin'Springs, distant six miles by a graded road, corner of West Falls avenue and Block street, | —— < - = 5 every man’s food in bis own box. Geo. A. Gardner, of sane place.—T’or improve- | chase and sell Real Estate on commission. Having | '"D,cengera from Baltimore and Washington eity, | Would sanonnge tp nis Lopedeens the palite, that be NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND. crore We have now come to the great fire engine. t in rock drilling machines. Ante-dated Jan. | vocasion to visite all parts of the city, and critically | arrive at the Springs at lbs ovclock at and trove has it now in full operation. with a large supply o! \ fol s a Could only see that it was an immense, incompre- | Ment 1" Toc td to examine every class of property,untisual opportu | Richmond and the South tod uer, my 63m ERANGCIS DENMEAD. i ped pooogened ae rtned ty TE ron : Lensible mass of wheels, made of white brass and | 7157-1 5 yenks. of Boston, Mass., and Geo. A. | nities of buying and selling toadvantageare present- | Richmond and the South to diners tees and 7 ANCIS DENMEAD. | public, that hehus opened a NE od ~ ; _ ed. Office corner of Penn. avenue aud 10th street, iroulars giv rticulars. Gardner, of New York, N. Y., assignors to Geo. | over Savings Bank. circulars giving pai uc rani A. Gardner, aforesaid. —For improvement in rock | "je 6-eolin* GRAFTON D. HANSON. yore ALEX drilling machines. = ‘teel, so brilliant as to dazzle the eyes like the sun. How a contrivance so ingenious, so life- -ke and so convenient could have been conceived ‘arded mpon appli- REWARD.—Ranaway fromthe subscr. | Of !2tistreet aa: AN $200 ter tine D.<Haneway from the eubscri- | tends to keap nd Louisiana avenue, where he in- stant!y on band a large and vaned J per Mariborouzh, assortment of Foreign and stic WINES. L1- rince George's county, Md., on the 23th of QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERi e] ‘ = = "NTRY RES! SINCE FO Mmuk IN N HOUSE, April, > 7 MAN, DAVY GRE consisting of Fine Teas, Sagar, Coffee, Flo: econ: wueeke te koe only behold and | p Pattick Miban, of Boston, Mass., assignor to BE ee Ob Nant’s bale frum the Norther HE MOUNBOW SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, | Mut 7 years of ag feet, 6 inches high Olives, Raisius, Figs, Sardines, Anchovies, Otard. PW Gok Of tons Chena to Robt. B. Fitts, of same place—For improved gas | sr. ieton 7th strect road. ‘The piace contains &| Will be opened for the reception of Visitors. dark mulatto—has a large bushy head, with’ Marrett & Co,, Piyet & Co., and Col, Chabard’s pce cid ad hice tlge pncsnge radon (Pe Dwelling House with 13 rooms.and all necessary out | on MONDAY, 22d June. P| whiskers round his face, medium size and down | Brandies in cases, demijolins, and comprehend and speak of one. To explain the Henry Pease, of Brockport, N. Y., assignor to | aan ine ee ar oxcellent water, “There | -™plongh ‘ets can be obtained at Baltimore, (lok. He may hire himectf in po mend nd waere he | maica R wuole minutely is an impossibility. Eckler, Buswell & Co., of same place.—For im- | gre ., acres fronting 14th and 7th street roads. The | Washington, Richmond and Alexandria. bas rots ee or make <3 ny ts — foes ate as | scriptions, en in u ! passed about two hours on this great steamer, vement in pumps. Furniture, ete., will be sold with the place if desir- | | Passengers leaving Baltimoro in the early morn: | Be left without any provocatic me ll ive Two gaen. Champagne iter. Brandy evnold's Uchuiding what was to be seen. Pihcury W. Porter, of Rothsville, Pa,, assignor For price and terms, enquire of JOHN B. | ing train, via Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroad | Hundred Dollars, if taken out of the State—Si00 if | Edunburgh Ale, Anuiusette, Mataschine, Curnow, iy S-eo3t__ | to Strasburg, reach the Springs from 5 to 6 o'clock . ake District, oth, of M and, t Cha Le, ze a ; - lauguage of tie great otticers, soldiers and |). AontY Porter, of West Earl, Pa—Forim- | WA 12th and taken in the District, or any other a f Maryland, | Absynthe, Champagne, and a larze and varied de * bale ——— — ° : from Baltimoreand the | 8d $501f taken this county, either case he | scription of Havana Cigars. meu, I could not understand. Fortunately, the ; 5. On liberal terms, that valuable | Stmeevening; and those Fn mnst be seoured so that | get him. ‘Also, Stoughton Bitters, and Fever and Agno tachers Yates and Taylor could interpret for me; | PYOVa DN NT, oe Lynn, Maas., assignorto| Qk Ahi OR GROUND Ne isd ntunted bee ooo rie Hatpacia Warcy att Wy insh ever Fee 280) Sagat WILLIAM J. BERRY. | Bitters, Portors Ale,and Cider. : = eee L was able to understand a few things. | i tmself aud George W. Otis, of same place —For | tween lath and 19th streets and Rand &, containing foaéw or. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands of |. Families are particularly invited to onl! and exam- The measurement of this steamer is 2,300 tons. | 1 {ll belder. 100,900 feet. Apply at No. 512 (2d story) 7th street. fits bace muarly ren ont. dissowennd ehae ates s before purchasing else >. Mem- Of ali the vessels under the heavens this stauds in | ‘Proved Xt Of CUill BUC. Mass., assignorto | 1015 POLLARD WEBB GE TEE ERAN EPOR Fast Indies: a certain cure for, Consumption: ane encone wp weganw ple inden phy ad tap centre, the first in poiat of sizeand brillianey | stephen Sherlock ,of Eastport, Me.—For improve- =RY. DESIRABLE COUN { See a Miller Ate Asthma, Bronchitis, Couzus, Colds, ant Genera - : ‘ . f still have 4 desire to go once more on board P gd ext ve z A WV" 5 ae Tecate por i F : esr. : Debility. ‘The remedy was discovered by him SALE NEAR WASHI ” he sub- at Law ; comprising Gill’s Reports, nine vo! —— bad Wood, of Washington, D C.,assignor | scrihers will seli te valuable tarm on which he now | Marstand Reports, eight vals and Mtarslaud Chan- | Whew bis only cluld.a daughter, was given up to pamcularly. And, more than all, I desire to take | ¢. jewis H. Parsons, of New York.—For im- | resides, in the District of Columbia, containing about | gery Decisions, four vols: complete in oue volume ; Sure aad Waclae auaktins pepeencoas monde 4 mee Ine a inan who caa sketch, in order that 1 | 7 vow ont in hay rakes. . one hundred and ton acres, one-half cleared and the | prige tendollars being n continuation of the Digest | ptive Aud Lenling qualities of preparations made | "Cj Boats supplied om reasonable terms, and ay get s drawing of this ship to suspend in my | P*ovemens 1 Joba “Chiicott and Robert Snell, of | remainder well wooded. ‘Phe improvements consist | OF Mewdrs. Norris, Brown, snd Brune. tor. | sp iam thet ho Hanh ake a ened pera oogurred produce taken tu 3 lim RRS HO roam, where f cai always behold it. Brooklyn, N. Y.—For improvement in the meth- | Of 8 uew frame dwelling, containing, elxht rooms, | _ ie 16 ai <= —=— | He studied hard aud sucsveded in realizing his wish- | (Svsiey orders punctosliy attended tar ad a mae Creover, this steamer bas on board ten or! oa of cuiting out the ‘uppers’? of boots aud filled with iee. = Wes NO’ 0 Se nen sn ~ A veg | tty produce of all descriptions received on consign- twe: 2 of cutting ou ea = | Rouse filled wit q i 1 RECEIVED AND OPENED.» greatas- | He has since administered the wondertul remedy to | {3 } < VP Uoable at bea, ware saved fink the perils of the Se ree pea etree ama | er neating ean atvne tt too Aan tt Seen Does Jest FGOND aod SILVER WATCH thousands of sufferers in all parts of the world, snd | !°!t- eee tecake eoe. deep, and had food and clothing given them. | 8'U'P.€PL. My le f Sweihh street. ree. ment of fine Havana Cigars, om stoves. ment in iol e subscriber, at wholesale aud re- this steamer, in order that 1 ma! inspect more 8. Ww. arect by ; : : a Europe—suoh as he lins never failed in making them completly heal- a 5 ite ‘ x id and William W. Wright, of | | There are several sites for building co undin| ; ox ef the aud happy.” WVinching 40 ao Gn tmach cookie one. ITERESTIR D Fai ~% Ses this great steamsr, it ts said, Will take them acess Sones aastpaees to Nathan Scholiield, | beautiful views ef inland ‘scenery, “with several | Joh pitas, Dixte, Mert Sar | sible he wil cond te nush of ke ciined Dore. TER 3 TOF. to the ve country. This circumstance alone fai f the pu : + siiticient to ahow! that ta dhe eae atone | aforesaid: — For improved bomb for killing | Pere Te APT OF about two mites fom the Navy | Guard, and Chatelain CHA fi ay NS. in Sera : inesan hy en ot ly en nde pentane a The following extrac] from, a Sow Vork paper 4 s tented March 10, 1857. ‘E ize, and. being provertally healthy, presents LS, LOCKETS, PE 3S, &e.; JE - | directions for maki Ps raeally, Using | cannot fail to he interesting. In referring to, le naa t® People there is principle and fraternal Wiaaiitinet Inprovement.—Jos. Keech and Ste- Teelaralvanases to those who yotend to burid and Ee Ringe. Pr ape i NEA Bue a cues nig Ripert prea emer Senter tia ee ‘enya they tee AT) ite oars a4 e city. h 2 NGS; * 1 5 vesrated to Pab-bab-nung,”? commander of | Phen Stilwell, of Waterloo, 3 Rain yioe ti. denure oO ee TE TM asses, No. | BS. Jet Goods: Coral WECK GACH ARATE Fecipe. and the renmunier to te applied to the pay- | {aim ponnds short of The tmportsud. tive }careed the great Aine amet Suh-sz-q b-na, | Ment in winnowing machines. Patented June 13, ) Yer anth street, Air. JAMES E. Tuowrses, No. | Cornelian RINGS and CROSSES; Silver and Pla: | mento thr. He JAMES, No. 19 Grand street ing Jane oh, es, ane thes 1, ee Aimeri¢an steamer Suh-sz-quay-bab-wa, | 4/59 = yen ; venue. the subseriheron the | ted WAR NCY ARTICLES, such as bx rH. JAMES, No. nd street, The advance in binck teas. Oolongs, since inst " ** Koo-ZEN-TsUNG.”” i Samuel D. Vose, of Albany, N. ¥.— | — Pennsylvania avenue, DISO tracts, Pomatums, Ox-Marrows, C Hair Jersey City, NJ. December, ins been hifteen cents per pound. and ? : Die gnss-soanel Vee vy N- 3 | premises. FHONY ADDIS Oils; Tooth, Hair, and Cloth B . B. Dr. H. James bas neither office nor szen Young Hyson Teas, of low and medium grades, . For design for stove —— signor to w. | 99 -eotf _. ue zors and Razor Straps, Shaving New _\ ork as some have pretended and adver have experienced an advance of one hundred per fos Usiren Sraras Post Orpicr Derant- gor or Cini, Oho design for 3A VERY DESIRABLE ait and examine my large ® Used.” Th sont from no piace but Nv basi erynlin en neds Bog esor 0. Ol u * ee R ” xist —We have, of late, taken occasion to STOCK, FARMIN dete sell for sr ersey vin ye seen that the strong and rapid N ve to the ed t |p saat iat the SON eins pike IN Vigan The owner, deiring to move to the | OX" CLOCKS and CLOCK dvance in the ten netrket lite been the result fm sot out tl 38 ‘ nel W. bs, 0! ¥., Vest, 3 for salea FARM of sixty-six aeres, | gale at fA = — pets —~— | short su tive demand ; bu ne habit « brea guests ced Un | epeerey Sate ape place Por dextga'| es gers craeies Arran iru By oer 989 Pei, Avenievopposite | JX REP IT BEFORE TH We | sidered ti ; “bit of #0 many American nowspapers that 5 inia, Within two miles of the Georgetown Ferry, Browns’ Hotel, sign Large Watch. have in store the largest stock o| thing | tire suspension of shipments at i : for stoves. - = Se gue. ements, &c., upon it. For A] j¢95-d2 (Intel. eo2W) and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods and iu h oon as a sufficient f growl and growl and growl persistently against | John E. Bendix, of New York, N. Y., assignor garnet eee asurpaneed in te looee |e a RUT TET this city, to which we are receiving daily additions seat of war, all five The Post, attributin, to its mismanagement | to 8. B. Sexton & Co., of Baltimore, Md.—For ; met) Deiidicne. ait other advantages: “The 37 UNDER BROWNS®S’ HOTEL. di ect from our own manufactory, We mention— China, robably be pln = itd age esign for grate or stove fronts. : je ‘satisfactory. For further in- | ¢ Just opening & aplendid assortment of | Biack and Fancy Colored Cloth Frocks. Pauts,and | yt would not be surprising to see ‘Tens ate moe “very occurrence justly chargeable upon the el- — & terme will be mad 4 FE CLOTHING ee =e formation the owner of the above p “weuts or the condition of particular districts | [> The Herald of Freedom, of the 27th ult., | ized to refer any one desiring to obtain si , lugher figure than they have yet attamed.”’ 2 and Ve ts w view of these facts, we bold out very great in Spring and Suinmer RF, AY, ests aud Gent's FURNIS' Drap d’Ete Coats, Pa f y. 2 Mt 1» who: style nud make, at the Fi Alapaca dneements for families to lay in their supphes of vate country. We fin} the same subject com | estimates the influx of population to Kansas the OT ns weseuete Sn} Browne Hotel, next to private entrance, Gassimere “ Pon nome ny RING & BURCHELL. Wented on wi : ‘ resent seaxon at 330,000, and is of the opinion tha: s — ; - ee jas STE Ne fs x ie - ie on ermont ave. tnd Tih sire Oa btn iat ees es ena toed inter sets In 100,000 will have beenadded | JYESIRAML RTY FOR SALE.—The OOD AND COAL. Meelis = & “s tuaber of the Southside Democrat, and ex- | before win! i! SUMME 7 "The subscriber takes this method of informing * Linen Coats** sg Cc sts Importers direct from to the permanent population of the territory. he District of Coluinb: Meantime the human current pours on with undi- urs’ ride from tains 2bout 400 rcres, and lies bean his friends aud the publie generally, that sort ‘act from its article paragraphs which should ; % eu Jackets, Pants, and V = ox cs oleor | en the stands opposite the Georgetown © Cat” dra, beg eave to call t “ pinned, fur future cooling reference, in the minished volume. Many stop in Western Mis ay ei Oh act eee ee ede eree “ eter or Ba os hse i Vn Mt nets re 7 y ns a i ne ee ze wre 3 mS The * vil soldat « fm Jeorgetown, Mats of our fussy brethren of the press from i, and others continue on to Northern ‘Texas. | * Un the place there sa line new house nearly fin. | Witure leimtinds Keeping, constaitly eee OAn WALEED en | huh bronincenomees favorably Maine to Cal forni souri, an E n of emigrants flowing ished, besides the family residence, a ere is eal of | COALS. which will te on as pleasing terms as sy ecdw ane eS escent Sich cay eameiinionans te 2 Dechenaution. an the 30th of June, , there were in ope- | south throngh Lawrence and other places in Kan- : ee Hace 5 BES erbial for its health ‘All orders leftateither of the above places will Ss P. HOOVER'S TRON HALL, BOOT, | manufacturers ol Burope and the United States for ited tens) Country 7.972 mail routes, whove | J, says the Herald, to the number of hundreds | THN) "7 thor particulars inquire at his residence, | meet With prompt attention, pownrinn. | 4 SUGE, AVD TR ESTAR upwards af tharty et oe Dimes the eet, Was Z89,613 miles, oF aceon e* ay. looking for a warmer climate. We also | eornar of Fayette aud Second atrects, diPeasi ee Te ee : PLA ee pty wrreciediewor dened q housernthetrads. An inspection of conisand prinvy the toed © 1 umference of the globe! and : » there has been a large intlux of | D. C.. or through the post office of the ext EY » ND GLAZIRR FUR LADIES. ‘Will satuefy nui parties that purchases can be made of Sumber of miles run on these various | learn that while there has ¥ je . 2US AINTER A} FLAZ . } mad a. rf the must favorable terms. “nes for a wingle year amounted to the enormous population to Missouri the present season, there | Goines uly receiv and prompt! 1 ates Cronee, baek snd ovlored Gautera, with French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated a ZTE rate c. e with ae ‘ * . s C ¢ lutheacromettt sccenty-one millions of miles” | 1 yee an linmense emigration from it. A gen- eee ror patie: B street, etn Gitec kia, Urders canbe lohan | Ladies colored roasts, ead tinck Prema Kid Fronoh Chine Punner Rete, cold handand plain white 2 Sus. maennment Of tile vast transportation | teman who recently came up from Arkansas, | saie'n gumber of Building Lots 24 feet front by 19) econd story over Cochran's Sexar Store, and Moroceo Slippers Freneh € ea, Pitchers, Toilet Seta, &e. Hes of railroad, 4,240,000 miles Ladies steamboat t the very low price of from $75 to $125 5l4 Seventh street, or at Kidenour’s Co: lored, bronze, and black Gaiters at $1, | French China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers,and other 11S.000 miles of coach, and 26,000,- | reports the roads full of moving Cuavans, with t ri 5 rts of Teaware ble in small montily instalments of $3 per ry Store, No. 34 Pennsylvania avenue ¢ reguiar price, 310 i - aus pe = . ‘Milles of alt of néaveweece wr e ri, gulag to a Oth streets. ‘Those w jadies colored, bronze, and bisck Congress Gai- inner Ware, separate from sets “This immcuet’ orn apie Biars od ha Shei stamewent enttey cree ae Ss ree Lots are situated at Union Town, on the Bee amine Mi on Ge eiak ohaouted ters, new st on at 3125 and 31.7! India Crna Dinner Sets, and separate articles always cet oe ued gents aud | T=4. The ame gration aes ay and | aowtagdgat the Apmauntntverc auntie Na” | Withatiess and dnpaichyand atthe obentraten | Minzigant hla, Gaiters Morea Boots, | Gaiam 0 nanan nee MS Miutngers, and was erennenen ; veeks at the thriving village of Moneka, ani -yard Bridge, and are in every way desirable for | “j¢25-2m _ Saas " sR GENTLEMEN, te from sets, as . tT comtrarane, a:compliahed by the aid uf Witie there the road’ was dally thronged with persons wishing x cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca- oS a eee Se Pronk ng FOR, GENTLEMEN. bine Peemante (rom sets, es may be Ze cad W200 of Letters) with oi wa,aW0 newspapers | California emigrants from Missoutl a vimgalaves | "Tot holders ratarrears are requested to complete | ‘tor hath abtainod from the Crpian’s Court of | reve "Pient’ Lease browlsteap walking Comumcn! Eaged, White and Rockingham Ware, im Mupblets were transported, and this t1m- vealthier class, some of thes ha‘ s “ ‘e, and yet their deeds; the title to ‘ashington County, : s s be he i , and this of the wealt 5 their purchase, ket e : Corer ret ——, Seem Zima 2MoUnt of matter was distributed at over | snd large herds of cattle. these kusranteed free and clear from every | Tetters a tenants of Wetkhanen Comin te: Feone Kid and Patent Leather Congress Gait- | ,,Cut, Pressed. F and e Monidea' [Gians Were from: To perians [oar There | Possil! ener ne geased. All persone having claims ayainst the snd | per. 8CuPtnd Patent Leather Pumps States, which will be sold by the package or other : Phil a this serviee to the satisfaction of Towacco Inspections IN VIRGINIA.— AOK SALE OR RENT.—THE DESIRABLE | Goceased, are hereby warned to exiibit. the same, ate Ey aS i, and nny Ervitory faqhiokle seattered through an area of | are various speculations with regard to the inspec- RESIDENCE on the comer of F and 2ist nts. | with the ‘vouchers thereol, to the subsciiber, on of ove andi Ccatin Petia Poient Lentiier these eotfteen hundred miles long by over -o iu Virginia this year. Some say | together with the Grounds surrounding athe, before the = day wey es east t hers Rey er~ Calf Gaiters. and Shoes ofall kinds very cheap. Meriden eed wide, where the xnnumbered | Hons of tobacco tu Virg Thould the for- | House containg sixtoen rooms, bus gax throughout, | wise by inw he excluded from bene! saul AL loco tt Of travel, steamboats stopped by ice, | 53,000 hogsheads, others more; sho and furance, The stable wi sold « nee estate. i Leather Bonnet Boxes and Vatices Oot] y oats PP. v iG, iderably | the house ifdesired. The lot the house stand Given under my hand this 2th day of June, 1857: Il sole leather end t Mopped by StoPPed by imperfect tracks, stages | mer opinion be correct, it will fall cons the house if les et he purchaser can have more ELIZA Bt ky, All sole her a sion frame Tranks “pseahie wine Toads, post boys si aby short of the year previous, At Shockoe; the in- | {8 S007 _je 24 tawsw __ Executrix. | Dress ne . t “AUGHL pelea non (SR lee ‘ l- ee Carpet-bags and Hand-trunk: at ‘OTHING NEW.—By author of Jobn . ta treams, and the efficiency of eac 2,000 hogsheads on last | “Aso, for Saie—The LOT OF GROUND on the O TO Mcl,AUGHLIN & CO.R, for FOURT! 8. P. HOOVER’S NG Calvan tt ot now Banks iid of many cuore Sof nett upon the promptl- | SP iewiimate, ‘The other walvioesse bot heard Fee ea ae OTHER. nm | GOFGULY NOTIONS, Noa betweentihand Cheap Gogh Store, Kenn avenue. fase na publnbds cea 00 of a 7s—all this requires a combiua- | year’s estimate. street. Apply 9th streets, jes jelt-eolm + 9th and 10th st, Iron ed ERGUBON’S, 686 7th street, ministrative skill that mortals de not | from. opel