Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1s PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner af Penasylvanca arene, and lth street, Br W. D. WALLACH, snd 18 served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to he Anents; papers served in packages at 3734 cents por month. To mail subscribers the subscription prices THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS 8 year in adrance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for iess than three months at the rate of 12% cents a week. (7° SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. Eben ing WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 2 NO. 1,405. BY A BACHELOR. To my mind there is nothing in all the world half so beautiful, half so delighttul, or halt so | loveable as a * nice girl.’ I don’t mean # Ew girl, or a dashing girl, or an elegant girl. aut a * nice girl’'—one of those lovely, good- tempered, good-hearted, sweet-faced, amiable, | neat, natty, domestic creatures, whom we meet in the sphere of ** home,” diffusing around the | domestic hearth the influence of ber goodues: like the essence of sweet flowers. What we all know by a “nice girl” is not the languishing beauty, who davwdles on a sofa and talks of the last new novel or the last new opera: or the great giraffe-looking girl who creates an effect by sweeping cadens through a draw- ing-room The «-nice girl’’ does not even dance well, or play well, and she does not know a bit how to use her eyes or coquette with a fan. She never Janguishes; she is too active for that; she is not given to novel reading. for she is always too busy; and as to the opera, when she s there she does not think it necessary to fs her bare shoulders, but sits generally way back in the box, unheeded and unnoticed. It is not in such scenes thatwe discover the “nice girl.” | Who is it that rive sfirst in the morning and gets | the breakfast ready before the family comes | down? Who is it that makes papa’s toast, and | carries up mama's tea, and puts buttons on the | boys’ shirts, and waters the flowers, and feeds | the chickens, and makes everything bright and | comfortable in the parlor? [+ it the sofa beauty, or the giraffe, or the elegant creature? By no means. [t is the “nice girl.’ Her unaided voilet has been performed in the shortes¢ possi- ble space of time; yet how charmingly her hair is done! how simply elegant is her silk dress and plain white collar! What hearty kisses she distributes, unasked, among the members of the family! She doex not present her cheek or her brow, like the “fine girl, but takes the initiative herself and kisses the boys one after the other with an audible “smack,” which says | If ever I | aloud, -+ I love you, ever so much. coveted anything in my life, it is one of those kisses from that ** nice girl."’ She is quite at home in all the domestic duties. She trouble: no one to “help the Kettle;"’ she has fetched it trom the hob, and replenished the teapot, while some one has been thinking about hirieg hi assistance, Breakfast over, she dives down into the kitel en to see about dinner, and all day long she is running up and down stairs, always doing and | lighthearted. And she never ceases to be ae tive and useful until the day is Will polka with the beys, and song and plag old tanes to her father for hours to- gether. and never tire. She ix a perfect treas- ure, isthe “nice girt.’’ When illness comes, it is she that attends with unwearied pat the sick chamber. There is no risk. no amount of fatigue that she will not undergo ; ne five that she will not make. She is all love, all r IT have often thought it w ing eyes and tend h tair hawis. One of the most strongly 1 istics of a “ nice girl”’ is tidine of dress. She is invariably mind with a high frock, a plaincollar, and the neatest of neck ribbons, bound with modest little brooch in the world. I never knew nice girl t who displayed a profusion of rings and bracelets. or who wore low dresses oy a splendid bonnet. Nor can { imagi girl” with curls; bat this may he a prejudi Lam quite sure, however. that ~covxer or “e-9's,”’ those fanny little curls which it has been the fashion to gum upon the cheek with band tally i istent with and simplicity one whom | have been disposed tu regard as n “nice girl” were to appear with her bonnet stuck on the back of her head, [ should cease to believe in her from that moment. The oniy degree of latitude which I {vel at all disposed to allow to my berw rfea/—or should it be in this case felle rdead *—is kid boots with bras holes. There is a nameless charm about tid. teet, which I believe the whole world recog: nizes. [ maintain that a neatly booted foot, | and a well shaped ankle, in conjunction with a+ clean white petticoat and a tight stocking, will nearly make amends tor a squint. Young mer, is it not sv»? Yes, you confess it i 1 say again, there is nothing in the world half so beautiful. half <o intrinsically good, as a “nice girl” e is the sweetest flower i the path of life. There are others far more | stately, fur more gorgeous; but these we mere- ly admire as we go by. It is where the daisy grows that we lie down to rest. Under every condition. every aspect, I ad- i mire—nay, that is too eold a word—I love the “nice girl’ Uuder every condition. under every aspect. save one—that one is the condi- the “nice girls” of my acquaintance is about te be married—about to be monopolized by come jealous beast with whiskers. and an ugly sister who to be bridesmaid. I come over faint and sick at heart. Where * nice girls’ dwell it should be written up, as ou gutes of choice gardens. - do not pick the dowers.” Oh, it is horrid, horrid. to see the spruc come in an take ber awey inte a corner for the rest of the evening. I may not waltz with her now; I may not cateh her at blind man’s buff; I may not sit by her_and turn over the leaves | even though | as she sings ** Auld Robin Gray. it were Christmas time; Lmay not any more kiss her under the mistletwe; I may not even look at her' There is that horri with whiskers glowering at me as me of the many “nice girls’ who have thus been ruthlessly torn from me by the spruce. and, I aw sure, stupid men in whiskers. Why, | } why are there such thinz< as spruce men with | | whiskers’ 1 am sure we sbould get on much | with « por | Offended at a seri that time avoid better without them I cannot bear to think of a nice girl’? get- ting married. I cannot i vlate with pa- tienee what she ix about to become. What is! she about t» become’? She is about to become the slave of one man In le figure will be eternally spoiled. In less than a# year she will wear sloppy dr and wrap- pers in the morning Jeave off ga and her stockings will ed She will juee the bloom in her check twinkle im her eye. Sho will have a baby, and ~mell sour. [say T cannot contemplate this | « e who | subject with patience [once visited o1 had been a * nice girl,’ a year or two after ber marria, The figure which she presented shocked me. | could have cried with vexation and {am cure if her hushand had come in I should have kicked bim. L have resolved never bsuch an ordeal again. When a marries now, I have done with her “ mee gi furever. You may wonder why. since Tam such an ad irer of “nice girls.” I have never made one my own—why. in fact, I have never married | ene. | have loved, admired and adored them too much for that. I could no more marry i ice girl” than I would wilfally trample down a bed of flowers [have all my life considered it, and | ull do consider it, a crime little short of sacri- lege to marry a *- girl” Who but a savage would deface « beautiful piece of sculpture / Who but a wretch would stand with bis back uw the fire and monopolize all the heat? T. the man who attempt: to marry a“ nice girl, I say, as Diogenes said ty Alexander, “get out of my sun ‘0 ” chambre, and no husband, Iam sure is a fine fellow in his wife's eyes after she has mended | his socks and put patches in his drawers. On petticuat and a cotton night-cap with frills. No; let the “nice girl the hfe and sunshine of “‘Home” forever. Let a# many hearts pine away and die for her as will; I am ready od es and die with the rest. | polic pe eprint sj te to late despatches from St. Peters- burg, the Russian Government is very anxious about the indisposition of the king, and 1s in- triguing already in Denmark. in order to counter- atthe views of Sweden.” But ob! change not not of ber girlishness and simplicity; pollute not the gushing fountain of her love, which flows for all, and falls like dew upon the world. ct her be w “nice girl” forever; for such as | she never grow old or lose the power to charm. | f you must marry, marry the beauty—the flirt —the clever girl—the dashin, girl. but lea FOR RENT AND SALE. —A very desirable RESUL rd fronting S2 feet 10 inches, by doep, to anan alley 25 feet wir side of 61h strect west, betw Dentistry, &c. ‘GEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM This most delightful Suininer resort partienlarlocelity ofall the sunny Soat he sole property of the under- signed, and will be opened on the Ist of, t Ge ccessive June follo ke itte the seekers for healt crea- tion, gaiety and good living, supremely attractive. For health, no mountaimretreat can } Season of the uear. J August and September and October as in A. the first three are witinitely ‘he season. ‘The weather is milder, the sea breeze halmer, and the juxuries of the salt water are to be had of finer quality and There 18 no more inviting spot on the It is strictly true of it ig girl—any kind of ve, oh leave me the * i sake I will live a bachelor to the end of | my days; and when I die I desire nothing bet- | ter than to have such a one to watch over me and to elose my eyes. Y « STEPHEN BAILY Orrice No. 198 (ot Srom lsth Street. leave ty inform the bho that be yurs, &t his office, located Realy ns . wes i teand M north, and by a comfortable Frame Dwelling, with pump of excellent umunented with a vanety of flowers and ‘Terms accomumiating. Apply at No, POLLARD WEBB. MY FARM, “Rosen- i the town of Culpeper a aml Alexandria R.R This Pari contains 156 acres of land equal to any in borty &xes are in timber, On itisa large back building, wood-hous: water. aud or; can be seen ata! He feels assnred that practice, with the pat variety of difficult cases that he has treat fw 1 iim to surmeunt an scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. own experience confirming the epimen of many men fession, and especm!!y Drs. uly, has led hun. long sinee, to: NEARLY A HORN TOO MUCH. Mr. J. Stanley Smith, editor of the Auburn | American, gives the following amusing account of his chase by and escape from a savage bull, during a recent visit to a farm in the neighbor- hood of Auburn. to witness a trial of mowers: That bull was one of them. -‘He wasmonarch”’ of all he could eat. chase or gore. interested in the apple crop, we wandered out of the field in which the mowing was going on, into friend Shotwell’s orehard. some blood cows were lying about. chewing their cuds, and utterly indifferent as to what was go- ing on. We wandered on from tree to tree, in the large orchard; and while critically ex- amining some very fine looking fruit, were sud- denly and rather unpleasant! train of thought by the bellowing of Mr. Taurus, whose majesty had been reclining, and of whose august presence we were unaware. He his tail, made the earth fiy with his ** and having thus manitested his hostility, and given tone, if not color, to his idea that we | were an interloper, made a plunge towards us. | : A moment's view of our antagonist was just | | about enough. Mis eyes flashed fir like a * Bull of Bashan.”” fancy the style of straight as needle: exhibited unmist tis as exempt from ot of the Orang most pleasant of eminent ur the and J.and KE. card all mercurial pre} all Enamels, Gutta § ments for the construction of Continuons Gum Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate, is hd reluable beget tar it mouth, a8 Was mos’ Amencan Convention, Althou oy es himself from his long resi- dence ice in Washi known to his numerous friends leave to refer them to the TESTIMONIALS: From the late Roster of the Dr. StePHEn BarLy: Dear Sir—I desire to express my esteem for you personally, and ou 68 A superior dentint. * for me have been highly satisfactory. 1 hoj y receive the patronage from my frie io that your skiil so well y Washington, Aug. %, 1855. From one ef the oldest firme in Raltimere, Messrs, begs. Cotman & Co, n Baily, Surgeon Den- xecnte fer me an im- itheuit prece of work, which he did to my entire satisfaction, and in view of the fhet ished members of the Dental led, aiter repeated trials, to this section of Virginia, the balance open land in fi : Valuable young Orchard now just coming iuto allthe most desirable varieties ‘jums, Peaches, Apricots, Necta- » &e., &c., suited to our climate, a Spring of never failing pure water near the dwel Out-lhouses, &e. rations for filli India Rubber, whole Atlantic seaboar hens what the poet hath sai: “Oh! . there bean Elysium on earth, it is this, it Ting, COINPTisig: of Apples. Pears, Being deeply And stops to suit emall chur The Dwelling is t to aecommodate a sina situation for health and beauty is second An_ extensive range of mountain seenery, the beautiful Village of Culpeper, with- in a few minutes walk, offer facilities for attend- i n@ Schools as our Siate at- fords, while the Orange and Alexandria R. Road puts it within afew hours ride of either Washington, Alexandria, or Richmond. h | As many advantages, is offered to the wotice of ublic. Persons desiring to purchase are respect fi view the premises. lain, but ainpiy Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at vst, Hon. Dr. Francis Mallory, whole medical Facult Fort Monroe, all cert known acase of billions or a kinate there, aad that at al healthiest spot on the face of the earth.” weir certificates in De Bow's Review, Southern Planter, and American Farmer. may 22-d6w&law2n JOS.S re wget ‘at_and hand aad Vaughan,and indeed th resident in the vicinity of it they “have never we and fever to ori- ‘patrons, be bers ing Church, and as fi Church of Epiphany of tartled from our It is seldom a farm.w. my confidence in ‘he operations executed ) =GAR, Proprietor. | ly invited to eall and sale privately, but if not sold before Saturday. the ist Aucust, on that day it will he offered at publ tion, on the premises, nade known at sale. SEN, Culpeper Court A USE ON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, ened for the reception of Visitors,, ‘ough tickets can be obtained at Baltimore, ashingten, Richmond and A Passengers leaving Baltimore in the ear! ing train. via Alexandria and Manassas Ga) to Strasburg, reaeh the Springs from 5 to 6 o'clock same evening; and those from Baltimore and the ia Harper's Ferry and Winchester from 8 to without reserve. J. W. FRENCH. FOR SALE— ailthat valuane reo.” situated in the minty, Med.. containing LUABLE REAL I exubseriber offers for sal Estate known as “J shington city, to We did not at all They were as and about as sharp. able desires to employ them | one of the most distin: Coilege of Baltimore, perform the same work satisfactorily, it great pleasure to express my entire cc ‘fh estimation of lus jaltimore, Jan. 12, 1857. Extract froma note received from the late Hon. John .S. Senate, Aug. 19, 1856. ou made for me work admirabis ; noth- : ity, tne could be better. Very Free NM CLAYTON. ‘To those that seek relief from the maladies of the h, | can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as a superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelian for one of my family, awd plugged several teeth myself, and the work hax All stood well for more than ROBE Va. Conf. of the M. E Ve, the undersigned, having had ourselves of the ne of the most valnabie estates in tus | . Its easy of ct itagos of Water, and is alse heavily ‘Lf es of Dr. David Craufars POINT PAVILION Js now open for the aceoi In consequence of * fire last winter, the propr date more than 69 or 70 Hehasa FURNISH uated about five hundred yard suitable fora funily whe wish season the advantay sports, having all t nodation f the pul of 3. rooms by a skill. ANN BOGGs. Knowing that it was expected of us to report the test trial going on in member the prior and pressing interests of our friends, and set w We seampered. ter time” than we could “ bottom out.”’ gained on us rapidiy. We could almost feel his hot breath on the wther field, we re- persons, ‘1D COTTAGE for rent sit- is from the Pavilion to enjoy during the es of the Sea breeze and aquatic ie conveniences for cooking, etc. $% for the sea-on of 3 months. umtia aud Maryland touch at W. W. DIX So did Mr.Bult! Iie “mare bet- t ea ttxunantly all the crops on oF country, such as fe seampered corn, rye, oats, huindredacce’s of pri aioe co Pianos have beeu used but the Point every trip. careful persons, we will warrant them, take vid Pianos im exchange, Ac. Ac. r ie white oak Timber Land ack of our neck ; Rail fenee twenty rods off. Persons wishing to purchase will please eall on within five reds ! the undersigned, living usar the preuuses, whe wail leusure in shows is suseeptible of division, and will he asers, if desires ate sale on or bef next, it will be (Mex.Gnz.1ntel& States) PEE WADDLE Having rented iny interest in the House” and taken the above property, am no’ Prepared to entertain my friends, and Visitors,’ With comlortable accommodat tte al such. Sk NIXON CAPON SPRID . Church Sou such thing! branches! Clutched tsro o: | precious body into the tree! | Just as we clear Our enemy pawed around the t after the manner « Thunder.”’ glare: at us, and ii + Wandered off about the distan pple tree, with Jow them and lifted our Taurus arrived being truly great barga: call tt it RSD AY ene avail Lthe ground! There will ben Ss city, or img heen comuz- i rv freuds, take aut of lus operati of his artistic First week. Tt y,snd wercspectfully ri lence and patronage of the jer him eminer : er zi lored servants half price. -&. BLAKEMORE, Proprietor. lown vertically. pat’ for the : om distance from tree to ball, aud from tre about an even thin assailant sow the movement, and at ouce again the cha-e was a hot one. tanced the “herned critter.” fence, landed in a field of > moment that our purse top rails ot the Separated by the a lecture that we hor last moments SALE.—\ pi Rock Creek, in ‘Montgen winty, Maly six ny ationning the | | fenee, was jus 14 ANCOLN, M.D. BH. Bravtey, of W tiveonee Warr Water Les Hexey Bary the Muc.e Depe se; loacres neh 2S. Patent Ofiiee, O26, Wie ut, Principal Ritientiouse Academy, re quret hanie he Bowling Alley or in wid Le | happines to be ill, w be watched by such Tov- | see the premi- | ier’s ecdebrated 1 j few days. wich we wall xellon the most reasouabie tevins and cive the beat erty reference. * horns struck the sand sent them flying \RD, DENTIST, LATE ies of the Potomac and cool Liquors itentiv on hans Ww te be one of the river, near Blakistone’s Ixisid. wore will be a esebration on tie Fonrth of July, Cotillion on the 2d of Juty, 13th MY SALE.—My RESIDENCE ked character- | aithiest pl on | iz 3 ace a matters gy dicey Lael ages hs new prepared to perform ol\ operations in his profes- . In the mast approved style. Office, No. 2”, Penn. avenue, EY i ve he will remember to his ' wiatod in my | . Is tHe Moon Ine bitep ?—Reernt Descar- HMevseh — Mt has long PRA E Dwele been known that the | in the same time in which it revolve earth, and that it consequently nearly the same e northwest corner ret Ward; one just Ist street west. he THE IMPROVED SETS OF TE DR. LOOMIS, the inventor “Loomis Mineral ressfully 1utreduced iy ¥ s, and returns on Weduesday St. Mury’s county, Md and patentee of having, e towards the ©: never seen from our globe. | ouds can be seen on the | t poweaful tele pposite <ide i No bodies of water nor mieon by the aid of then noris apparent direction of stars close to its changed by refraction, as would be the es Henee it has rell. the reputed anthor 3 Pceth conadsts chief ly int meking a set of but om that indestrneti 262d store) 7th at “POLLARD WEBB: RENT.—MISS MOREL @ recently ueennied hy ithe Kirkwood Honse, rent PARLORS and LODEC ether or separately, furnished or C desired, will also furmsh Board, or tito dine at hotels e and airy, and No metal is used um ction, sud they are therefore free from m and metalic taste. ne filed with mersture or particles of food, hence they are pure and ¢ lichier. stronger, less clumsy, far natural in their appearance. WARREN WHITE STLPHER Ruchton Station, on the Manassas } Gap Railroad, and in the direct route te Springs, is now open And i¢ j ‘There sre ne And any | OOMS FOR been inferred Audler-on.two doors fr ofalate workent that the moon ha phe consequently, no inhabitants i This inference is shown to be inconclusive by , scovery of the astroncimer Thins whose study of the moon's motion, continued established the fi the centre of gravity of the muon, ike that of the earth, at the centre +f 3 beyond that centre. and farther from the side next to the earth than it is from the other side by seventy-four miles side of the moon, therefore, i protuberanee or mountain. seventy-four miles high; and any fluid, whether air or water. would flow downwards from the nearer to the farther side of the moon, where, for aught we nt living beings may exist. The nnot be inhabited. at ence air and water se with all terrestrial I J. MIDDLETON, ae Othce and Depot—Southwest corner o Street Soaches will rundaily betw: prings, upon the arrival and departure ive a reward of who will produce a nem purity, beauty. durability, artistic excellence or ny other requisite oy water, ain’, H k of art to equal Passengers leaving Baltimore, Wasiington, and dria by the morning trams, will reach the day, and returns shington in time We rooms are | | very pleasant for summer residences. 1. Ail work responsibly warranted. ti will arrive at Alexandr 2 Henna. avenue, between llth and 12th streets. i esate 3 COUNTRY RESI erior sale my HOUSE rtot the village of Bladens- vite the residence of . Post Offiea, Buckton, Warren county, Va. . &. GOODMAN SUR G MANUPACTURER OF ARTIF: His complete arrangeinents e: resent the following reasonabl ON _ DENTIST, and Tren ‘ardening purposes. ist of anew an | builtofthe best matenals and int ner; it has init five good-size ros men? and a kitchen and two other ment, which is made of stone two feet Uaick and fee, with two roous ; wood honse, and other ne- Shere isa never-failing pump of pure water within a few feet of the kitchen door. ents rare advantages to ene de convenent dwel, 3F oe street, & at all times. ap7-tt T.N.KIDWEL!.. ——<—— a Vast, expanded One or more, Do perfectly dry. stable, cariage-| cessary outhouses, é skine reasonable rates, A executed in such & manner as to Office corner 8th street and avenw ive every satis a 4 for beauty, d passed by any thing of the mosquites, flies, & and convenience ar Kind now in existence. - The traines are made portable by means of joints, ey inay be taken down or put up in the 1a case of travelling or stor- age inthe winter they are readily packed im boxes or tranks, occupying little more space than an nim When put up they form a large, airy, and beantiful canopy for thenedstead, and, in- stead of detracting from form an elezant aud gr: the frames may he covered with heavy brocade ur any other heavy drapery it desired. <, q tel keepers they are expecially fecommended know, intelli; | nearer side of the moon least by beings to who: are essential, as fs the This propert BaALtprore crry MALT FOR SALE The undtrsizned having recently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE, Falls avenue aad Bi announce to his fiends and the public, thet he pont a it operates, with a large supply of 4 jor sale on liberal termes. FRANCIS DENMEAD. nt denominations. Will take you fo the celebrated medicins! properties are too well space of five minutes, The late celebrated mathematician, H 5 a 3 | proposed a+ a means of settling the question. ten of matrimony. When I hear that one of | wlcther the moon is inhabited, that a huge | monument should be erected on the steppes of | Siberia. a3 a signal to the inhabitants of the | moon, in the hope that they might be induced tu erect a similar signal toa has it now in t private sale until not sold by that tine public sfle on the de knewn on the day of ukers address the subseri- limmediate possession given. BENJAMIN BERR», M.D. | breila when closed. efal ornament. ns ¥ further partic berat Biadensburg. at 27 years of age, dark mulatio—has a large whiskers round lis faee, He may hire humself in the has relatives, or make lis way to soure free Stu he left without 2ny provocation, Hundred Dollars, if taken out of the Staie— taken in the Distuet, or any other and @9if taken in this county, must be secured sv that I get ni prise us of their s ansel shows that | such an experiment could be attended with no i - inasmuch as the ink moon. if there a feet. 6 inches high 24 Peun.avenue, bet 3 gentleman | s! PERIOR LINE, We have now in store— lm picees superior Shirting Linens, from Ste. to ne if tof Maryland either case he im. ILLIAM J, BERRY, A RETIRED PHYSIC see & monument on th It may not be uninteresting te add. that it has been discovered, within a few years, means ot long continued, hourly chservations h the barometer, that the moon exerts an ciable influence ou the p: mosphere , and also by means of long continued | that it exerts an influ- ion of the magnetic needle he necessary out-honses, including to twenty seres, There are severe! sites for building corm beautiful views of niand scenery, with several ever intling sprigs s fiue Slurting Cottons ef the best brands yse-wife. Lansdale, Wamsutier, New iis, and several superior brands made eapressly Linen and © N whose sands of f the purest water, o he property hes about twe imles from the Navy Yard bridge, aud, being proverbia peculiar advantages to those who mtend to build and desire Lo possess ® healthy retres particulars ny Sheetings io spruce man | mg | magnetic observat ende on the decli Boston Covrier, July it y healthy, presenta he remedy was discov he would | when his only child. a daughter, was Table Diapers, Napkins, and Towolings eatme. I sigh as the remembrance comes over | 2ydezen Dunity and ot with colored borders, very han 2 pieces gauze and other fine Summer Flannels lw do dotted and figured Swiss Mushins s more of those fine-rebed and other Lawns at 12390. fast washing cole iL” Remeber we are selling off our . bes, and Bare: er Counterpanes, some from the Kast In Prom Texas.—A correspondent of a Texas pa- nies [yaa Avenue, OF wal 1 seeded in realizing his w Slis child was cured, and is now alive and weil. He has since administered the wondertul remedy ta thousands of sufferers m all parts of the world, and he has never failed in making them completely heal thy and happy. sible, he will sond to xuc r ys ad for a long tine al us Conzresalion, } ial BLE PROPERTY F SUMMER RESIDENCE £ 5 ride from the Distric tains about 400 acres, and lies l he owner will sell the whole or other Fancy Goods to cle orshipping cro 23 Seventh street. [EW GROCERY, WI} The subscriber bega to ini publie, that he has opened a N of ith street and Lousiana tends te heep assortinent of tfine new house nearly fin- 'y residence,acrent deal of fine horses and cattle. bial for its healthfulness a AND 5 LIQUOR STORE. form his friends and the W STORE, coruer his hand were not for th than a year her | for the e mentot solitud: depths of Me soleum wo raver of devotion.” Is he sent up anost edifyin; urther particnlara ing Y Fovette and Secon tireat his resnlence, ™ A in New Vork as some have pretended and sulcer The recipe is xent from no 19 Grand street, Jersey City, 3 A consisting ef Pine‘ Olives, Raisi c , io nis, Figs, Sard wl the merry that as it may be, bis sudden appearance in Pinet & ude y after Lis 1 ON & VAN HOOK, 492 Seventi: street. perot Buildings Lots 2 feet front by iv | fect deep, at tie very low price of from 375 to $125 | jmouthly instalments of $3 per TTATE AGENTS. | Branding in case: a Sherries, Madeura, 2 - hateanx Marg: CHINA, GLASS AND & Iinporters direct from Jiverpool to Alexan- dria, bez .caveto call the attention hotel-keepers, and others of Wash: i Georgetown, to their stocks of GOODS, which, for extent and variety, wil! compare favorably tabi. a the Kastern cities. their senior partner with the the United States for upwards of tlarty years, bas given hunadvantages in the purchase of goods equal, if houseinthetrade. An uspection of goods and prices will satisfy all parties that them upon the most favorable terms. reuch China Dinner Sets, cilt and decorated rench China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain white French China Vases, Pitoher: French China Tea Sets, Cups ai articles of Teaware And Dinner Ware, se India Crina Dinner Sets, and separate articles always on White Granite Ware in every variety, in sets, and separate from sets, ax miny be desired ed or Liverpool Ware, the same ed, White and Rockingham Ware, in UD . Pressed. Pisin, and Moulded Glass Ware from i 5 Werteru establishinents in ee ee > — erch—payabie iui sii R, SONA CO., RP SUCARHRS CFeR, These Lots sre situated at Vuien Town, onthe | south side of the Auacostia river, adjoming the N yd are in every way cap, pleasant, and ti ews his wanderings with suM@iuse. and Fever and Acue vy-sant Bridze, iF was se putout by the | od to calland exam nenon, that be inadvertently struck up with | the tune of — hes are particularly tu sing elvewhere. ine the stock before pur bers of Congress are alse informed that their orders will be promptly attended to, wud delivercd at their residences at the shortest notice. z A general bareaig eget of ane Speke Cigars, isn Se Eee = or ot by subscriber, at wholesale and re- THE, DESIRABLE | Eeyted direct by the subscribe; iin Iders iu arrears are re aud get ther Ss ty. however, that he @id thisa purpose, and Lsuspect as uch who knows ’ . urchases can be ude of ithe corner of F and 2ist sts rounds sucroundiaz it. ons. las eas thronghont, will be sold or rented with The lot the honse stands on | 138 feet, but the purchaser cau dave more —tThe LOT OF GROUN BROTHERS. T R bp Burren —An agricul Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and ‘o SwereTen Ranci THER —An agricul- toralist, near Brussels, having moving the bad smell ar some dutter, by beatin; CURL MANUFACTORY removed to 22 Penn sy vane ave Grantier ucceeded in re- | House contains sixteen eable taste of mixing it with ehlo- » We was encourazed by this happy ue Lis experiments by trying then Old Whiskey, constantly on hand. unctually attended te produce of al <esenyienh £08 ‘olet Sets, Ac, id Saucers, and other the house if desired. BENCH BOONE, arit ot Tables de Logart s Euvres Militaires'de Napoteon I, 1 1 19th at t Prsivoet rte CHUB iD tored to butter the odor aud taste of w ipportable, all the sweetness of fve-h but- | tremely simple and It consists in beating the utter it # sufficient quantity of water, in which ixed 25 to 0 drops of chloride of Lime Atter having brougl: This operation is ex practicable for all Scribe—Comedies Vandevilles, 1 vol., 12m. Bossuet—Discours sur L'Tistoire Universelle, 1 -. 12m. | Theatre de P. & T. Corneille, 2 Maximes de la R. ld, de lever les plaus.1 ‘I offonr FANS ve LAUHGLIN & C Pa, av.. bet, 8th and 9th sts. GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS IN store, for sale or rent upon reasc Warerooins, 96, between 9th and ed. — _JON F. RLLIS,_ HE’ LARGEST. STOCK OF PIANOS, ME }odeons, Music, Musical sical Merchandise in x Na. 996 Pa, avanne hat. ab! TUTORY AND CON- FRANCK FAVLOR. Bais omer ee AT EN'E Go, EW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOK: . nd his Life and Works, $2. a the Rise of the Louis Napoleon Bous 1 2vols., with stee! Portrait Russell's Modern Europe, te . 1 Modern Kingdoms to the Peace of Paris in 185: new edition, with a compendious index ; 4 vols, | to two pounds of butter Marry a * nice girl’ Never! I know what | @!! It» parts In contact with water, it may be it would be. No man is a hero to his ca/et de | States, which will be suid i ers employed. Goods cperienced Dake ome clas waneet the steamboats from Washington to Alex- most hourly, 1234 cents eacn way, A thus spent may save many dol; lec W3TCHES. JEWEL R SILVER WAR received & new suppl: FL Hf pens. rm py ad Axsort- © stock at the Campbeil’s for an hour or two; afterward withdrawn and washed anew ju fresh water lime nosed having nothing increased, but after haw | anent it was found that 25 fo 30 drops the other band I am certain there must be a | & half pounds of butter were sufficient. borrid disenchantment about a skimp flannel | The chtoride ot injurious in it, can be » Verified the experi- FANS !—Sellin; Outlines of I : The History of the Marine Aqua- Parnel!’s Chen ] Cons erat best methods now adopted fur its preservation, by H. N. nreys, beautifully illustrated by colored s Galton.F.R.G. RPA INES; $2 rt ‘of Pravelb A Life of Napoleon e, lousehuld Manager, by C Domestic Economy, Assisted in varions departments by a committee of Indies, illustrated with more half-bound mn : wand rt necks Auth tinted ilusitatious by Har neon eir: ti ; AURY, AT ELLIS'S PIANO AND ——— at reat Piano {0 The Morning Post's Paris correspondent Toh strc alone. Let her be | It is well known that if the King of Sweden (still very ill) were to die, the heir to the throne would favor the union of the Scandiuavians, a which might be supported by Eugland Chemist Pet a present tune oue 0! L rdt’s Chimie, Organi Patreduction to Practi¢nl O t plaka P iehmay be ete uidiments of Chemistry v7. FR. ot whic is 125 ounces, tizens and strangers are iyvited te colland 358 Pa.ave., near Hh street, T 10) city,—the weight EW MUSIC Music Store, THE WEEKLY STAR This exesiient Family and News Joursal—oon- (A\uiNg & greater variety of interestme reading than cen be found in any other—is published on Saturday morning. Single copy, perantume Five ‘en Co ty aa ee one 5 NVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. subscribing in clubs raised neighbors: wrthout the inter encom e's mal mage an be ¥ wenty per cent. of 1 NS ston! be ved, it yey ‘contains the coe ews "’ that has the erou- peraily throughout the oe IT" Single copies (in wry: ‘s) can bod pay hg the counter, imunediat Puce-Tunrx Cents. Pinepipsietncige <TMASTERS who act As agents will be allowed comms: ion of twenty per cent. ovgpue = J Pianos, &c. OLD ME oMIU é —_ (082 MepaL Prem See Mares. WILLIAM KNABE, (Remor partner m the tte hrm of Knane, Garnie & Continnes the mann: square PIANO FORT of Williaan Kinahe & Ge., At the old sd, AR Nox. 1, 5, 5 aud 7 North Eutaw strect op- aw House, Beltimore, hey have mise jast opened anew Sales R, at Baltimore street, between Charles and bt Streets. on the premises partly occupied by a pieery Metatlery'a8 & munic store, where t will eep Constantly on hand « larce assortment of plan ‘ortes~ and lugh'y-tinished zrand end square Piano F. wleons. irom the best makers, from 4 to 5- nme wit double key boards, doulte reeds, Bows extensively engaged in the manufacture of = we wil! well wholesale and retail, on the mest orms. Our Pisnos were awarded the highest — jpetitute {eoid medal) at the Fairs of the Maryland wo uccexsiVe years—Octoher, 1855, and 1856—in op- osition to fourteen and eightee o@ from seme or the best makers trom New \ oky Beaton nd Bai- timore. We were also awarded the fir the Industrial 3: m Ri fue. ess and 18%. They nave also been ¢ highest premium (silver meds!) at - politan Mechanies’ Fair for 1857, ee e \ hitition heid johmsond, Wire In addition to this we are in possession of testimo nials from the most distingwixhed professors and emateurs in the country, which can be seen st our wareroom the Ingh sppreciation in which our instruments are speaking for themselves and others of ry where held. All instruments ace guaranteed for Eve years, and ‘frst eux a privilege of exchange ts granted within ti me mths from the day of sale if the instruments do not Rive entire satisfaction. Wholesale dealers wil! find it to their advantage togive us a call before purchasing. ianes exchanged, hired. nud tuned. mar 16-ly WM. KNABE & CO. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS.—There, ort tine by Two of them are full seven octaves, mee J finished sewond mses, end of exquisite tone and touch,one only ® six octave. These Pianes. purch sere may sefely rely upon as and they . iil do-well te ud see them, at our extensive Piano Ware- Neo. Hs, between Mh and loth _JOHN PF. ELLIS, N CONSEQUENCE OF TH which the publie has bestowed on ux we have been enabled toeularge our steek of Musy Z surt Museal M ne ments with Mr. Schoeneberger m Paris, and =X Sons or Mayence, we will sell Foremn dealers aud pr rs Ob Lhe wost reasen- ks, hesta very cheap inh eran: *s Flute ast rum Me. . mX Rav sod Witham Mi nex will he completed sain in ® in . Rr Qar stock of Mesic Depot, corner of Uth aud Penn. avenne. je W.G6. METZERO day fr Luree very fine, second han! @ nsed, Cael i val potayesy li be sold at great largains,at Wererooms, 7 Melodeon, and Music een Mh and ith streets, No. 3%, JOUN P. ELLIS. ied ONE FOR sim 4 METZEROTT, avenue and tIth street may 18 ICE. ICE DEALER, fF Wastung i ‘The undertigned respectiu'- jus frends and the pubric generally, thst " he is now prepared to furnish Sumilies and athers? the h the season) with the best quality of ICE. ered in any part of Washington md George ay Aud gUArANtees to give cutire setisinetion. ders to be left with Kivpweit & Lacrever ath street aut Pennsylvania av G LL & Co., lth street; J. B. Moo ena. Avenue, hetween iSth and 2th streets < ew York avenue, bet ween lth and AYN®. Druggist, corner lwith the subscriber, No. etown, where loe can be had R GOODS. —JOHN If. » No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. we has received trom New Vork and Phiadeiphin fu g pew olfering St very low prices, to cash an roupt Customers. a large aud geveral assortment of Faxcy Goops—comprising in part Ke New style Silk Robes and faney Silks Best mike black Silke, tazh lustred ack Chalies. Lustres aud Mous Delaines ich printed (a!t wool) Mous Delaines cunilies and Barece Delames, in great variety ich Organdie, Bareze.and Jaconet Robes Bright cciors and mode plain Bareges and De- aiues iain French Brillimutsend Pereales isin Colors Craveline : Fs ring-style Popline Jucals, & imht seasountle fabric ted Jnemnets and Brilliante uv 12te to SL Cente © Ginghams: sand pinin Lustre English Pr new styles, in great variety, at 1.236 genta . Rich Chintz colors best French Orgendies Witk Goons, im great variety. Pla Swiss, Nanseok and Jaconet Marling and striped Mustins J-figured and rich Brocade Swiss Mu ad striped Jaoonet, Ni wine Muslins canbe White Tar! Ss, I!insions, and Wash Nets Irish Linens (of the bee kes) very cheap it mai 3 Lawne Cloths, suitable for Ladies’ New York Bates, Atwood, and other good makes Sturt at »ries (of Jouns’s celebrated make) Tinen Camb Super Engi White Winte Brilbants aud striped tndin Dimity Marseilies for Basques eed Bonnet Card Shirt Boroims and Shirt Collars. French worked Swies Cainbric Swies and Lace Honiton and Mi 8 Dimity Banos n Cambro Hdkfe. and Silk Mautiline cured Konnet and Sash Ribbons eapolitan, @ud other Skeleton nt of Bajou's Kid Gloves Ik, black Ince and Laisie thread do. Cotton Hosiery of every kind for indses and haldees cana ee Alf-hese, ribbed and plain Gents best Kaziish ud fancy cotton do, severe t .— Cray: hia Suspenders, Silk # amen €: ic is oan mer nnd 1. thread Shirts and Drawers le Paraso! s seutiemen and Boys’ w th every variety of I tic Guods for servants wear of the heaviest asers miy rely upon getting desirable goods dont ‘gma _JOUN a. SMOOT. SNOTK:. ~~ AKE NOTK _ REMOVAL. GIBBS'S WIG. TALE WIG, BRATD AN ofevery a Pp - se furnishing between 12th and 13th 3 Work Repaired, ne Teiict Articles, Com treets, pen taken an . Brushes, NUAL OF ‘PHOTOGRAPHY. London, 1557 Simplified, i tography, transiated from the uilon P Lo ve Sneliine’s History and Practice of Photography, vol., Napier's kiectro Motalincey 2 vol., London, 1857 ewell’s Manuel of Electricity, Practical and Theoretical. 1 vol, 1857 Xxt-Book of Inorgame Chenustry, ¥ Chemistry, } vol., London Fr nalyeis, Qualitative and Quan- vol., Lond titative, . Landon = Normandy’s Introduction to Rose’s Chemical Ana- lysis, 1 vol., L ondon Galloway's Manual of Qualitative Analysis, 1 cl. ona | Chemistry in its Applications to the Arts, 1 vol., Londen Applications to Arts and Manufac- te nate Hackand comand Riayp; 3 va Wore SES RE TEND PE Sr ee CLOTHS, may 15-3m