Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR i PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEKNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue, and Lith street, Br W. D. WALLACH, and 1a served to subsoribers by carriers st SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to he Axents; papers served in packages at 874 cents per month. To mail subscribers thesubscription price:s THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS & 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 4 week. iL” SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. Mg WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1857. ———$_——— Star. Eben VOL. X. THE FASHIONS. [Cok spondence of N.Y. Journal of Commerce.) Paris, June 22, 1857. A | Sdeer movement has been given to all branches of industry by the crowds of strangers who have been attracted to Paris by the fetes given in honor of the Royal visiters who have succeeded each other in the Palace of the Tuil- jeries, and by the opening of the exhibition of paintings of living artists. The windows of the fancy shops display an annual assortment of at- tractive objects of taste, to tempt the strangers. Milliners and mantua-makers have heen busily employed in inventing new modes for the din- uers at the Tuiileries, and the receptions at St. Cloud.~ T have seen some pretty novelties in the show rooms of Madame Fuueet,4 Rue du Menars, destined for the evening cntertain- ments at the fashionable watering places, of which the description may be acceptable to your fair readers. For young ladies there are white tarlatan dresses with five or six tlounces, upon which are placed a very open blonde, through the holes of which are threaded very narrow cherry velvets. Others have three skirts trimmed in a similar manner above the hems, the eerise velvet being replaeed by narrow white satin ribbon, and the upper skirt looped up atthe sides by two large white satin ro- settes. Tarlatan is very much worn ; it is seen in all colors, either plain. or with flounces a /ispositton. Patterns in application of velvet, on tarlatan dresses, have a very good effect. The bodies are accompanied by berthes, orna mented with the same style of application, but in smaller patterns. Sometimes veivet berthes are worn with long ends crossing infront. Crape and tulle robes for young married ladies, are made with puffed flounces ; these flounces are en covered by others of white or black lace, «i fastened at intervals by agrafes of ribbons. The sleeves are short, puffed and covered with lace ; the corsage is draped and trimmed with lace. The Empress-sash isa favorite ornament ball dresses. Walking and home dresses are generally high-bedied, and may have eith. - round waists or lappels. The favorite trimusug is pyramids up the sides, or flounces. The double skirts are also much worn in all materials, and trimmed up the sides either with bands of velvet or pas- sementerie ornaments mixed with pendant but- tons. On the grey tissues, which are so fash- ionable for ha! Ftoviotte, there are bands of vel- vet up the sides, between rows of large buttons of the same, or else bias pieces checked with the same colors as the dress, but of a larger pattern. ‘The sleeves are composed of two deep tlounces cut bias, sewed on flat and spreading out very much at the edge. There is a new style sleeve which is very pretty and very appropriate for the season; they are cut square ia the straight way of the stuff, and are open from the shoulder down; they fall only a little way below the el- bow, and are supported by a very full puffed under-sleeve, the only trimming being a border ot velvet or ribbon turned over the edge. For dishabille, whether in town or country, we sce “a great many matinees (breakfast dress) of quilting, dimity or nankeen. The skirts are ornamented at the sides with cotton braids, turming fanctful patterns. The jacket, which forms the body, should be longer than basques ot an ordinary walking robe; it must be border- ed with galloon and braided to match the skirt. Un each side are pockets, such as on gentlemen's paletots. The sleeves are either closed or slit up, and the edges laced together with braid. Among the elegant creations of Madame Al- phonsine, 12 Rue du Helder, are the full-dress erape and rice straw bonnets. The latter is composed of a width of straw with a yellow silk piping im the middle. The sides of the crown have enother row with a piping at the edge of the front. The top of the erown is flat, bordered with piping. On one side is a humming bird, with two very light birds of Paradize—wings ot arich yellow, which deepens toward the bottom. e edge of the front and the curtain is a delieate vandyked blonde. Under the front there is a tuft of butter-cups; a bandeau of Tice-straw with a piping passes above the ban- deau, and the cap is of blonde. Crape bon- uvts have a silk border of two shades, covered ty a deep blonde forming a fall in front. At the side there is a tuft of cocks’ feathers, fas- tened by « large bow of blonde which ad- vances a little on the front. Drawn crape bon- nets have crape trimming fastened by a bow; vn the outside a buneh of flowers; the trim- mings inside to mateh. Rice straws have also Lionde and tulle insertions between the rows of straw. With this the favorite trimming consists of light branches of foliage placed on the in- sertions and hanging down the sides. The front forms a point on the forehead and stands off at the sides. The new desizn of ornament for the head. consisting of an elastic aigrette, light and pliable as an ostrich feather, and yet entirely composed of diamonds in transparent setting, belongs to Sarrazin, 19 Boulevard St. Denis, und was first worn Ly the Empress at the State reception of the Persian Embassador. The celebrated manufacturer of pocket-hand- kerchiefs, Chaperon, Rue de la Paix, has pro- duced for the summer morning toilette, novel- ties in the form of handkerchiefs, embroidered in colors of a very peculiar description. The color of the embroidery must match that of the robe. This smal! but important article has be- come & most extravagant item in female attire. The richest and costliest work is lavished on the handkerchief. The coat of arms and the crown of the titled owner are embroidered with great care in theecorner. Deep and gorgeous Isees are the trimmings employed for the full dress mouchotr. +e - Mr. Marcy's Last Portrait.—Mr. Marey appears to have died from disease of the heart. ite was not of an a ectic habit, and the sud- denness of his im ad the heart ceasing to beat, while be was lyingon his couch reading a book, which dropped upon his breast as he expired— together with the naturalness of his expression nnd absence of distortion in his features, coun- tenances this supposition. Although it was not generally known that he was- subject to heart disease. Mr. Marcy on one occasion, during his jast visit in this city, evinced in an unmistake- able manner the symptoms of the fatal disease. While having his photograph taken by Brady, he was requested by the artist to stand. in or- der, we suppose, tu correspond with most of the other portraits of eminent men in the lery. Mr. Marcy, however, attempted it in vai the prilpitation of his heart requiring him either to siter move about. His. restlessness was so no- ticeable in the effort of standing for his picture that he was finally taken sitting in his chair—a posture rather more familiar to the old man of Jate years than any other. At ail events, the likeness itwif. which is the last ever taken of the great stutesman, is perfect. His garments ure a little more glossy and fresh than in the original, but the features, and what Shaksp eof his mind” is there The shrewd, wise half-:mile with which, when in a jocose and amiable mood, he would at once please and batile those of his friends who tried to kaow more of his mind than he chose to reveal—an expression which sent the quidnunes i Washiugton empty, but not wholly dissatis- fied away—is here caught, and perpetuated with @ grace almost beyond the reach of art — Wew York Post +e- iL Acconnts from most of the St yrowing corn io7 Mr Frederick Guiliardet ba in the P undertaken trticles, the United ition has been received of the Fortis of oue of the tradin » unusually successful, and browgkt in about 15,000 butfalo robes. CuARGED Wit AvritEe of Beaver, says the Pittsbu dispatch, is now in session at Concord, Be: vunty. trying Rev John Brown, pastor of the church fn Freedom, in that county, charged with the crime of adultery with the daughier of one of the elders of thi ebureh, thirty years of 2 Public opinion divided as to his erimina many b-lieving him to bea * prmeeuted man’? Me is married and bas a family —Phe Presbytery THE WEEKLY STAR. Tius excelient Family and News Journal—oon- taming a greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published on Saturday Single copy, per annum ——. —. —..@1 25 Five copies Sane . copies... U7" Casn, invaRiasly IN ADVANC By subsorilung in clubs raised among neighbors without the intervention of a mail it, ae a) be perceived, twenty per cent. of the W: ALY Sr will be saved. It invariably coutaine the “Vl - incton News” that has made the Darty Suan enoe> late so generally throughout the country. ID Single co; wtb )oan be the count immed untely, erthe issue the —- Tarek Cents, TRAVELING COSTUMES, &c. As a larger proportion of the American than travelers in warm weath- is paid than formerly to costumes, a hint or properly thrown out on that sub- he most sensible innovation we have seen lately is the new light travcling cloak, nearly covering the form, and affording protec- tion against dust. But, besides, the whole dress should be adapted to its particular use for a journey. For years past, ladies who have con- ive worna plain black silk for the purpose ; and, for a steamboat route, or onal halt, where a hasty toilet must be made, it is very serviceable, too, with a plain linen collar and It is, however, by dust for railroads. A dre: or chaly is more useful, or th silk and wool, which are as linen or gi free them from to hide the dust, tha and made in a plain, and long sleeves gath = ____FOR RENT AND SALE. VOR RENT.—A Pleasant SCHOOL, ROOM. between L and M ROOM, on 7th, FOR SATLE.—A confortable new FRAME 8, ig the’Northern Liberties. ean be had, and buta small portion in cash will be md long credits given for the deferred s LOT in the Cirst Ward (near the Circle) can be purchased without a cash payment and on along erodit 554 M st., or OR SALEM—A v , being a Lot fronting 32 feet iO inche: deep, to an analey 25 feet wide, situated side of 6th street west, between Land M north, and unproved by a comfortable Frame Dwelling, with back building, wood-house, a pump of excellent water. and ornamented witha variety of flowers and shrubbery. ‘Terms accommodating. Apply at ) sr CA story) 7th street. je Summer Retreats, &c. INEY POINT PAVILION ft Is now open for the accommodation of the pub- lie. In consequence of the loss of 73 rooms by. fire last winter. the proprie! date more thin 60 or 70 < Ie has a FURNISH uated about fir R. VILLARD, DENTIS d respectfully inform the c: strict and vicinity, that hay. ing located lumself in Washington, he is now prepared to perform all operations in hi proved style. ean. avenue, Gar | pN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PATRO! t er, and more attentior the providing of suitable two may be izens of the Di r cannot accommo- perons, {D COTTAG hundred yards trom the Pavilion suitable fora family who wish to en 3 for rent sit- adjoining Gautier’s. vy during the breeze and aquatic s for cooking, ete, ue IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. DR. LOOMIS, the inventor and patentee of “Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” having. successfully introduced his 1inprovement in has now permanently estab in Washington. . This improvement for Sets of Teeth oonsists chief- ne piece of material, an mi @ BUILDING rms : $5) for the season o The steamers Columbia and the Point every trip. sulted economy. ae Post Office, desirable RES various cities, Alex.Gaz,Intel& States) ee eee lished himself 1 mpue WADDL king a set of but on that indestructible mineral. their construction, and th galvanicaction nnd metalic taste. are Joints to become filled with mousture or particles of food, hence they are pure and clena. They are far wore durable, and will give a reward of houssad Dollars toany one who will produce a similar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty, durability, artustic exce!lenve or any other requisite OUSE APON SPRINGS, Va. z rented my interest in the * Mount: House” and taken the above property, am now. red to entertain my friends, sud visitors, comfortable accommodations. very becoming. watch chain. too easily spoiled ss of light mohair e fabrics of mixed not rumpled so easily hain, and may be brushed to They should be of a color t is, near its own shade, full skirt, with basque ered into a band at the should be silk braid, or e, the color of the dress. The collars must be of linen and cambric, and the cuffs to correspond ; all the superfluous or- nament being avoided. Nothing is in worse taste than to see a lady on a long journey wear or merely ornamental jew- wrap, or cloak, will be suf- uring the day; but a warm neglected for the evenings. be of plain straw, or dark lawn, or grass cloth. Colored straws are most They should be trimmed ribbon of some neutral ing made of white illu- sion, with luops or bows of ribbon. Flowers and wrought lace are not suitable. The gloves now provid silk and thread, lishter, stronger, less clums POLLARD WEBB, OFFER FOR SALE. MY FARM, vick,” % miles distant from the town of Culpeper pat of the Orange and Alexandria This Farm contains 156 acres of land equal to any in this section of Virginia. Forty acres ar the balance open land iu fine order. and valuable young bearing, comprisini of Apples. Pears, Children and colored Bans TONE MORE. Proprietor. _ All work responsibiy warrant ited. nna. avenue, between lith and 12th streets, 'S PAVILION, lace of resort wi!l be opened on the 2 accommodatic The proprietor has e Baud for the season, and Room otlers gr Orchard now just coming into all the most desirable varieties luis, Peaches, Apricots, Necta- rines, Grapes, &e., &c., suited to our climate, a jure water near the dweilin, lain, but amp! C. 8. GOODMAN, SURGEON DE MANUPACTURER oF ARTiFiciat. T! His compiete arrangement resent the following reasonable sutire Upper Sett Teeth, on ribbon, or narrow frin; ged a fine Cotillon’ ith his splendid Ba’}: he lovers of the E NTIST, and eTH. tinducements tot ce, while those of more quiet humor may find ent tinusements at the Spring of never failing Out-houses, &c. "The Dwelling is ficient to accommodate a smail family. situation for health and heanty is second to none m An_ extensive range of mountain tgo of Culpeper, with- jowling Alley or in embroidery. or Jace, elry. The trayelin, ficient covering shawl should not b The bonnet may of the Potomac and good Liquors = more, RE. 1to 3 | Pianos have been used but a scenery, the beautiful Vii ‘'arter; slso, Re- in a few minutes walk. offer facilitios for attend- ing Church, and as fi fords, while the Orangeand Alexandria R. Road pi it within afew hours ride of either Washington, Alexandria, or Richmond tracting, Removing T Pairing at the same reasonable rates. All operations executed in such a Office corner Sth street an one of the healthiest places on tone’s Island. celebration on the Fourth of July, Cotillon on the 244 of July, 13th ramers Columbia and Maryland leaves pas- n the river, near Blakis: There willbea and Ball at night. ae 27th of August. vis as our State af- ive every satisfao- It isseidom a farin,wi sulvantages, is offered tothe notice of t string to purchase are respectful - y¥ invited to ealland view the premises. Jt is for sale privately, but if not sold before Saturda: August, on that day if will be offered at pu ises. without reserve. For any information address R.G, BOWEN, Culpeper Court Honse. Va. te 4- ALUABLE REAT Tho subscriber otie in vogue this season. with plain lutestrin, tint; the inside cap DR. STEPHEN BAILY, OFFice No. 198 PENNSYLVAD Three doors from i4th Street, Dr. BAILY be: eau be seen atall He feels assured practice, with th variety of difficult cases that h fully, will enable him te surmount any ditien! scientific or otherwise, relating é own experience confirming the opinion of many men rofession, and especially Drs. Harrie riniv, has led h Tuesday, wad t leaves Baltimore at_& o'e'd uday evenings, and returns on Wednesday 8 leave to inform the public that he ours, it his office, located as above. rience of fifteen of patients, and creat has treated snecess- tion, on the prem made known at sale. Post Otfice—M ilestown, St. Mary’s county, Md, Board—8 1.25 per day fora week or long. fe short GEO. W. BLAKISTONE. ed for traveling are of with a deep guantlet euff. Kid gloves are hardly ayailable in the sutamer months. Gaiter boots are or if found uncomfortable, moroceo buskins, or half-gaiters, neatly laced on the ins! worn with a dark thread or ¢: Those who find mohair dresses too w substitute a dark foullard silk, whic! serviceable dress, when it can be procured in patteras simple enough, with covered. It needs no “ doing lightfully cook and airy. suitable shade, is also a comfortable material, but much more expensive, and requires hoops revent the skirt from appearin; arege veil is indispensable. sets out on a long journey will not omit the con- pockets, in one of which can be fastened articles of ornament needed at short notice. A small satchel will be necessary tocarry handkerchiefs and various et cetera @ and a large parasol that may be used for rain, in a case, will be found a convenient append- age. These articles should not be heavy, or the entleman who accompanies the party will feel imself obliged to carry them on all ‘oceasions, and will lose them in nine cases out of ten. The famous Henry Clay Medal was lost in that way, and should be a caution to female tourists. A lady should generally have an eye to her luggage in traveling, as no one else ean be An agent of the New York Central Railroad informed us that instances oc- cur almost every day of gentlemen losing the trunks of ladies, who are under their charge ; while he had never known a lady to los own. In railroad journeys it is as well, if con- venient, to avoid the necessity of taking meals on the route. Suflicient time is never allowed, and the hurry and confusion are infinitely an- noying; while crackers wiches, &c., may be carried ina basket, and enjoyed at leisure in the ears. CAUSES OG eee low Henry A. Craune, B busteR.—It has occurred to us recently that Henry A. Crabbe, the Sonora filibuster. is an old acquaintance whom we formerly knew in Hie was a young lawyer of “ter—modest, FOR SALE— eail that valuable ”’ situated in the 's county, Md., containing ee W AkREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, One mile from Buckion Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and in the direct route to. Caponand Burner's & 5 of course necessary, Forest of Prince (Ge 30 ACRES OF LAND. This is one of the most valuable estates in this ton, and has all the ter, and is also heavily ‘Timbe: David Craufurd, Gee Sr. Dr. Benjamin road leading trom eminent in the dF: tep. may be otton stocking. I! mereurial pre wels, Gutta I Ttis easy of en!tiv: advantages of W the estates of Dr. ad. Zachariah Berry, Toeand others, and inys on t Bladensburg to Upper Marlborough, abont five miles per Marlborough and There isalsoa fine Mex ing between 60 nnd & eighty acres of very prime Land. ‘Thuis land produces |axuriantly ail the usually grown in this rezion of cow wheat, corn, rye, oats, tolacen, & ce. res of prime white oak ‘Timber Land 2 Rubber, and Ce- f Continuous Gam nted on Goid Plate, atecan be worn in the s will run daily between upon the arrival and departure an is the only reliable su h, as was most conclusively shuwn by the last Passengers leaving Baltimore, Washington, and Alexandria by the morning trains, will reach the Springs about noon of the same day, and returning will arrive at Alexandria and Washington in (ine to dine. Post Office, Buckton, Warren county, Va. keep constantly on han and highly-fimshed grand and square Piano Fortes: also, Melodeons, from the best makers, from 4 to 5- octave, some with double key -boards, double reeds, the ground well rican Dental Conver hough he fiatters hy twelve from Wash- f from his long resi- e and practice in Washington, he is favorably yn to his numerous friends and patrons, leave to refer them te TESTIMONIALS: From the late Bester of the Church of Epiphany of Canton crape, of a one hundred a @ lady who | persons wishing to purehase will please call on ned, living near the premises. who will leasnre in showing it to all such. 18 snsecptible of di ded inte two lots to sutt pure f this land is not soli Dr. STEPHEN Batt (gold meda!) at the venience of: long dee: 5.8 DAVIDSO sion, 2nd will be ers, if desired. i vd nt private sale on or betere THURSDAY, the Sith day of July next, it will be offered on that day at public sale, at the subseriber’s home piace, to the highest bidder. ‘here will be a plat exhibited on the day of sale. ‘Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money on the day of sale; aud the willl npproved securi- y of sale; ora mort land, if preferred by the purchaser, ctory. Thope that you friends and the > se may receive the patronage from. mi public that your skull so well deserves. Washington, Aug. 2, 18% From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs, c YGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMEFORT,. Va. delightlul Summer res t ty ofall the sunny Sou is now the sole property signed, and will be ope: June next, and each suceessive June fol engage to inake it to the seekers for health, recrea- tion, gaiety and good living, supremely attract 7 health, no mountain retreat season of the year, eX August and September and October a: we. Indeed the first three are most preasint of the sea the sen breeze balmies "ours very tru! politan Mechames’ Fai don the Ist of, will be required in ea balance in one and two yerr: interest from th Having employe D n tephen Baily. Surgeon Den- Vasmington city. to exeente for me an im- portant and ditheult piece of work, which he did to tion, and in view of the fact that st distinguished members of the Dental led, after repeated trinis, to satisfitctorily, it gives me great pleasure to express my entire confidence and unation of his professional ski!| Baltimore, Jan. 12, 13! my entire sate College of B: perform the same wi a priv months from the d Kive entire sati luable PROPERTY at the KE streets. adioining Ce n Band 105 feet on sth streets, to 417 bth street, betw + Ei, Executnx of Edw. Dyer, son. "The weat NN BOGGS, | to give usa call befe from the late Hon, John 1 so careful of lity tiud in greater more lviting spot on the 1. ft as strictly true of at rom 2 note rece whole Atlantic senbon M. What the poet hath sae f there be an fly sium on earth, it is this, it ATE, Auig. 19, 1955, hinirably ; noth- LCLAYTON. ek relief from the maindies of the Hiv reeommend Dr. > he nride a set of poreelian teeth i df several teeth for 18 2111 stond well 3 m made for me w Very vrateiuil nt tenant rent mode Drs. Archer. Jarv:s, and other arm: the post, Hon. Dr. F f Si Penn. avenue \crerooms, between 9th and lvth streets, No. 3 OHN PF. ‘To those that t Port Monroe, all ex knowaa case of billious or azure Krnate there, aad the St spot en the face of and cheese. a few sand- myself, and the we « of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. April 19, 1258. We, thaundersigned, hay my 224howd lawn i"! QUIER WHITE VIRGL 2 ng had oceasion to ayail CAME A Fint- ea the prem- Surgeon Dentist 1 n ihe corner of reet xouth, Capitol ue Tie feet Yinehes, nd Coutaiing nearly Ww. POL Vieksburg, Miss. decided talent and cxeellent yet ambitious, and full of life and energy. In the Taylor campaign he was an active and en- thusiastie Whig. Une evening, at the close of a political meeting, in which there had been a warm debate, he met Mr. Jenkins, the demo- jor of the Vicksburg Sentinel, and om with him upon some point relating to the management of the mee i. as is the custom there, had been participated in by both sides. and differed warnily, almost coming’ to blows, though beth were naturally and by reputation as peaceable men as there were in the city. The next day both armed themselves before #ppear- ing in the street—Crabbe with a pistol and Jenkins was standing in the doorway of a drug store as Crabbe passe: by. Jenkins bowed and Crabbe paused. and asked him why he, after the language of the previous evening, presumed to speak to him. enkins instantly lunged at him with his knife. Crabbe warned him off. he obliged to shoot him if he did not desist. Jenkins was insane with rage, and ke attack, Crabbe begging hii, while flowed freely, to stop and not oblige him to shoot him. He thus maintained his equanimity until the sad necessity came, when he raised his pistol and shot Jenkins dead upon the spot. Crabbe was near weeks during the r t eet at Warrenton with ay hit of Staves for 8, distant six 1m n niles by a graded ch Wastuagton, 2. he is now prepared te furnish throngin the » owing FRAM just finished, and sit of 22d and H str Richmond and the > promptly responded to by letter and ts.in the First Ward M ‘ + H. Beaviey, of Washingt nthe west side 4 uieuurs giving parhcalars. farwar if _ ALEXANDER BAKE PAIN HOUSS, ON SPRINGS, VIRG for the reception of ' ‘ yproving part of entered into a discuss on the east si lith streets; 4th and Mass. avenue; and with the subscriber, Ne 5 3 First street, Georgetown, where Ice can be hed at ail times, They differed, of the city. A BALtivoge city MALT Host RUG STORE FOR S MALT POR SA SOUR Sv rbE xcellent presert I t _ Baltimore and West via Harper's Ferry and Winchester fron ! WERING AND SUMMER ¢ ion, With a larze supply of | & Jenkins with a knife. altogether. Address “ P for sale on liber O OWNERS OF CITY PROP CAPITALISTS.— chase and sell Real Es sion to visite all parts of the city mine every class of property.n of buying and s Office corer or Penn. avenue and lth street over Savings Bank. j GRAFTON D. HANSON, 1 he subscriber offers € on commission, nd told him he should {CEIVED A ent of GOLD and ile and a half f The place contains a Dwelling House with 13 rooms, and all necessary out ZS, With a pump of excellent w res fronting 14th and 7th stree {be sold with the 2c ad terms, enquie of JOHN B. inthe Drstrict, or if taken in this ¢ secured sothat ¢ bE Jolinson, ‘Tobias LLIAM J. BERRY. IRED PHYSICIAN wh arly run out, discovere certain cure fo c cut to death. ot summer weather before he recovered. He was then arrested, examined, and dismissed. This difficulty sent him to Cal- There he became a prou leader, there he married, and from thence he went on his filibustering expedition to Sonora, And all because he had a warm conversation on politics, entered into without a thought of the was to have upon his destiny. —Springfield (Mass.) Republican. d,and Chate single pieeas ar} retina RIN nent political ted WARE; FANCY watinins, Ox-M: Tooth, Hair, and Cloth B: a Which he now daughter, WAs given up to HDi, containing about > tn the District red and ten a where he lost his life. ses, including an ice- | determined to si N. B, CLOCKS rible influence it divide it into lots of from fifteen administered ig commanding never failed in makis with several 1 te Browns’ Hotel, sign Large Wateh. ) never-failing springs « Tue Sranisa steamship Atlantic, from Key West. the New Or- leans Picayune has the following letter from its special Havana correspondent, dated June 25th, being one day later than by the Empire City ‘The Spanish squadron, consisting of one s' of-the line, two steamers, one frigate, one brig, and two transports, arrived be! T ut two miles from the Navy Sake lly henithy presents AINTER AND GL iT il thankfally receive and promptly and neat ite any orders in his line with whieh his frie and the public may favor him late (second story) over Cochran 5l4 Seventh street, or at Riden S ‘o. S44 Peansylvania. yeen 9th sud 10th str w d, being proverbia peculiar advantages te those who int desire to possess & healthy retreat nea: rticulars apply to Mr. T’ nth street, Mr. Jam Ivania avenue, or to the sul t ANTHONY ADDISON, plied to the pry- yenne (north ‘Those who may work to lim may rely on its being executed ¥ may B—eotl this morning, = Geuerals and I-00 entuess and dispatch, and at the lowest rates. : throng of people re revated on the Wharves to witness the scene They came up the harbor in fine style, the s eam- v the sailing vessels re pretty good health. ring Lo tmeve to of sixty-six neres, ted in Alexandria county, Vir two mules of the Georgetown Perry, With the stock, impler Market-garden Faria it 1s unsurpassed buildings, and other advantages, ‘The or further in- OOD AND COAL, ‘The subseriber takes this method of informing his friends and the public generally, en the studs opposite the Georgetown ( tory 2nd on the corner of First and Frederic! where he intends keeping constant| all deseriptions of fue which will be sold ons a good article can be had in the m: All orders left at either of the above places will meet with prompt attentio: ess PIT BEFORE THE ra aR ee have in store the largest s! and Geutlemen’s F ing that they are very munediately to di-eet from our own manuiy i ry. V the country towns for acclimation. cy Colored Cloth Frocks, Gen_ Concha received the officers about eleven I understood they all re- ported to him as their commander-in-chief for ‘This does away with the rumor th be made sate formation the owner of the abo’ desiring to obtain such to W. D. Wallach, at the Star oifice, who knows the property well. 2 o'clock this morning 1 OF Life on the part of Sp: OOKS FROM LONDON, usa little in about two hours’ rule fr ets wilusty ated Hompirey Chin » Pants, and Vests r Peregrine Pickle, B History of Amelia, by Sehiuderhanues acres, tnd lie, will sell the wh tifully for divesion, a part, wath or without th e there is a fine ne s the family residen jent frnit, aul some fine horses and eatt lace is proverbial for its healthfulness and de- welding. Hustiated: Robber of the Rtun s ordered to L house nearly fin- dat nnusustiy low prices for Ail WALKER & CO., cle publisbed in the Loudon ‘Tin Sm, Browns’ Building. for overtly conniving at His object in so + shonld proclaim the ntroduction of +B doing is that the Cab Por further particulars inquire at his residence, rents, Ootrnetoee, he Proctor, by William Carleton: Re, corner of Fayette and D. C., oF through the pe Ladies bronze. and the parties cor 7 es of this | Union speak Livorably of the wheat cops and | nze, and Wack F r 1 front by 1) feet deep. at the very low price of from 375 te sible in sinail monthly instalments of e,and binck Gaiters at $1, matter Worse very superior Pertume ju West Bud Drug 11S Pa. avenue, hese Lots are sitnat side of the A and are i every way desirable for pe ms Wishing a cheap, plersant, and healthy loca ion for a dwelling. Jers in arrears are requested to complete nd get their deeds: th fr trein every s, Mereceo Boots, MPUISIS TOGIVE NOTIC ber hath obtained from tv ington County, m the Distnet ‘Testamentary on the Per: rey, Inte of Washin us having clams agnimst ti dare hereby w Eartugean French imported Molia Ville ¥ Patent Leather broad-strap walking at June he felt, very seusibly, ucrinteed free and cle: of Mr John hope seers the upper part of th! a ier sud teas o'clock, and was also f Mr. John Pucket, living near Knight's Was so preat and on ‘making light in the ee the house s © Popular Spri h othe subserit June next; they imay other- benefit of the said 1 ouths French Patent Leather and ¢ letore the Jat day ra. and Shoes ofall kinds very cheap. wise by law be exeluded froin ail © contains sixteen rectus, has gas thro i be sold or rented wr jot the house stands on t, but the purchaser can have more ALso, for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe ner of F and 1th street: troer Apply to CHUB | Bridge, also states that the shoe that it woke him, room, he could s Martin, fearing be might be tant to disclose the fact, until he found many s bad feltthe same shock —Laurcas- ville (S.C) Herald the house if desired. Leather Bonnet Boxes and Valiees Given under my hand this 24t [iS peoria re wri je 2 iawdw* Han Bie. frame Prunks weived, Was reluc- Carpet-lags and Hand-tr LOTS on thnear for FOURTH tween at hand Cheap Cash Store, Penn aveny t, Sth and 10th st. Lron Hall, i fast as published, at. ied AGE spriie has bestowed on us oy enabled Toeulareecur sock SETH Music and Musical Merchamlise. By arrangements with Mr. Schoeneberger im Paris, and Schots & Sons m Mayence, we will sell Foren Music to deaiers and professors on the most reason able tenrs. Our Catalogue, comprising over five thousand orginal works, is now completed, and to be had at the Music Depot. Strings, best quality, very cheep m bundles, y Guitars, Eisenbrandt’s Flutes, vs, Brass Instruments, ete. Our stock of Bacon & Raven's and William Mi - ler's brnted Pianos wi'! be completed again ina few days. ll sellon the most reasonal oa ya rig Miley the best vg Rpt ym Music Depot, corner of Ith enn. Sv" ETZEROTT. je is W.G.M P!ANO FORTE INSTRUCTION, Mr. W. H. PALMER continues to add new mem bers to his classes. Apply to Mr. . AER St fa Rome ote aah A Bookstore, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri-® nr, and Saturday, between 2and6 p.m. ‘erms $5 per quarter. ap -tf nt ate acct V°ree MUSIC.—Mra. FRANKLIN, Teacher of Music, having vacant hours tor a few more Scholars, reguests those Ladies who are Soprene uBic, of being a fected in Ballad Singing, or € er to favor with an early apoiication. ‘erms made “ known at her residence, E. street, between st and jth, and at the Music Stores of Mr. go Me! zerott. EW AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS SAT BARGAI pa ome carelul persons, we will warrant them,! take oid Pinnos in exchange, &e. Two of them are full seven octaves, finely finshed rosewood cases, and of exquisite tone and touch,one 18 only 2 SIX octave. ‘These Piauos. purchasers my safely rely upon as bemg traly great bargains, and they will do Well to call and see them, at our extensive Piano Ware- rooms, No. 34, between 9th and lot jew JOU) OLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, IAM KNABk, the late firm of EHLE & Co., cture and sale of grand and . , under the name Wiliam Kuabe & Co., at the old stand. Nos. 1, 3, § and 7 North Eutaw street op. posite the Kutaw House, Baltimore. They have also just opened a new Sales Room at No 27 Baltimore street, between Charies and Livat streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr Henry McCatlery as a sie store, where wil large assortment of piam VF. ELLIS._ 4 ps to suit somal ee ais - ving extensively engaged in the manufacture o Piaues, we will sell Whoiesaleand retail, on the most hiberal terms, Our Pianos were awarded the highest um rs of the Maryland Institw' re years—October, 155, and 1856—in op- »urteer and eighteen pianos from geome ot the best makers from New \ ork, Boston ‘and Bal We were alsoawarded the ters ustrial E nm held im Ric 5 avid yidition to this we are in possession of testimo. 8 from the most distinguished professors mi: Amateurs in the country, which can be Seen at our wareroom the high every where held, SP ng for themselves and ethers « f preciation in Which our instruments are A'l instruments are guaranteed for five years, and lege of exchange 1s granted within the first six of sale if the instruments do not, aCLOn. saie dealers will find it to their advantage re: _ WM. KNABE & CO, MRE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received thi day from Alsn,three very line second-hand Pianos. but. ltile ued Seven EY oe srosewood eases, Will be sold at erent no Forte, deon, and Muse As. 1ANOS FOR S19: ONE FOR gino jed Wo two for “are now for sale at the, Musie Depot of far W. G6. METZEROTT, Corner of Penn, aveuue and Lith street. ‘Terms easy. may 12 ICE. J. MIDDLETON, eo nnd 1 se Was Ick ly infirm by ICE DRALER, i Southwest comer of F and inh 5 mp t The undersigned tule nid the punive generaliy, thnk nes to KIVe eli satisiact ‘sto be left with Kipwete & La: street and Pei L & Co., l#th street avenue, betwee ie ed York a aud ae reals 5 ue, between lth and Rost. A. Paynk, Druggiet, corner ap 7-tt T.N.KIDWEL 2U0DS.—JOHN H. Smvot, No. lig Bridge street, Georgetown, De as received trom New York and Philadeiphi and now offering at very low prices, to cash an romp Customers, & large and general assortment of Star and Fancy Goods—comprising mm part aa Silk Robes and faney Silke Best make black Siks, hich lustred Black Cualles, Lustres and Mous Delaines tech printed (all wo Mous Deiaines Chalies and Barege Delaines, in great variety Rich Orgindie, Burege,and Jaconet Robes Bright cowrs and mode pixin Bareges and De- s Plain French Brilliants and Peronies Piain colors Cravetias and Spring-style Poplins Dueals. a light seasonalle fabric. Best Freoch printed Jaconets and Brilliants Waite Briunots, from 125 to 3145 cents Best makes new styles Ginghams Debages, Chambrays and plan Lustres Snglish Prue of new styles, in great variety, at cents Rich Chintz colors best French Organdies W BITE Goons, in great variety. Pinin Swiss, Plaid and st Mu a rie Brooade Swiss Musiins fim stuped Jaconet, Nansook and Swisg Mus W iste Tarletons, Kiusions, and Wash Nets Insh Linens (of the best makes) very cheap Linen Cambric, Linen and B: Super Engioh Long Cloths, use = New York, Bates, Atwood, and other good makea Shirtings White Cambrics (of Jonas’s celebrated make) White Brillants and striped India Dimity Merseill Bonnet Card Sturt Bo Swiss Swiss snd Lace Sleeves and Seis Maltese Lace Collare Cambrie and I udered Linen Cai tyles Lace and 7 pe Crane & a ured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Neapolitan, and other — tof Bajou’s Kid Gloves lace aud Lasie thread do. y of every kind for ladies and ‘h Half-hose, ribbed and piain and faney cotton do. ef Sik Cravats and Ties Cambre Hdkts d Sturts and Drawers wear of every deser.p- 1 House furnishing Dry Skurts nestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest — may rely upon getting desirable goods JOHN. sMoor. SAN Al, OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 8 Practice ot PI graphy. 1 vel. 1 lihed, I vol. 1 at low prices. apitr ative Analysis, 1 vol., 2 “a Chemistry in its Applications to the Artsy : plications to Arts and Manufse by Ronalds, Richard, wd Kaapp; 3 Vi Gerhardt’s Chimie, Orcanique, 1 vol.. Paris roduct “3 te Fractscel Orgamio Chemmatty 1 * diments of Chemistry. t vole tamndon cee ECM RANCK TAYLOR. THING NEW.—Ry author of John Halifax, entieman, &¢. Call and get all the new Booke. FERGUSON'S, 496 7h street,