Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenus, and 11th street, Br W. D. WALLACH, THE WEEKLY STAR.” This excellent Family and News Journal—oor- taining a greater variety of interesting reading than ean be found in any other—is published on Saturday Single copy, per annum—— ——. ——.-$1 and ts served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND ive copies To CLUBS. $00 A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to he ‘en Copies — - owe ane 8 Agents; papers served in packages at 3734 cents per month. To mail subscribers the subseription price's THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS s year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for F CONOR on css 3 ee oe 117" Cash, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. By subscribing in clubs raised neighbors without the inter pono inf s pat ty 4 ~4 perce: iy ol PERL A will be saved. i" Fivariably oon: the wash ington News” that has made the Daiiy Stak cireu- Ebening Star. late so generally throughout the country. {ess than three months at the rate of 124 cents 5 ead, Senate copeen tin wr xe) enn be ey ed week. VOL. X. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1857. THE PRIZE FIGHT IN CANADA. RENT AND SALE. The prize fight between Dominick Bradley | —~ FOB Pyee— tunes ENTS. OSTMASTERS who Sot as agents Will be allowed & commission 0 {7 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. ‘enty per cent. Pianos, &c. TEA TABLE DRINKS. There are three aromatic beverages—tea. cof- EDUCATIONAL. Summer Retreats, &c. fee, and cocoa—which are generally used in all | and 8. S. Ranki iladelphi OR SALE—A very comfortable three-sto OUNG LADIES INSTITU 6 XOLD MEDAL PREMIUM Ls parte of civilised E aAsi a America. | a sid of -g bo Philadelphia, for $1,000 BRICK bw ING, siteated on tee won | Y # LAE NOLISH AND FRENCH. | © brig Hose point COMF ORT, Va. G" PIANO FORTES. ya 3 uFOpe, ‘a, and At a side, came off at Point Albino, Canada West, | side of 6th street west between G and H north No. 49 E Street, Wasuin i = * = x Pps t . F ~ No. ag . NeTon, D.C, This most delightful Summer resort—the * bright WILLIAM KNAB » the countries of China, Thibet, Russia, Hol- | on Saturday last. This was the “ mill’ which | Price $200: half In oash lalnvce in 6, 12,and 18| The subcriber has taken chi f thi particular locality of all the sunny South” Senior partner in the late land, England, and the various States and pro- | has agitated the “ sporting circles” in all the | Months: or af all should be paid in cash, a deduction anor a tide Bed hte the sol of the if weieg cham 2 a J 3 “Sporting circles’ in all the | wonths: or if all ee fe lately under the oare of the Rev.8.H. Mirick: the | 18 now sole property of the under. Kyase, 6 vinees of North America, having an aggregate | great Northern cities for some months past, | th street” 12 the Price. Apply at No. 512(2d story) course of instruction will he thorough, and will not ee Fees pm Continues the pans | ai oageligar nase eercernae era —- oy radley having achieved d quite a notoriety for | _iy 2 POLLARD WEBB, Agent. _ | “"The Scholastic seme ri an es on. | eapeee te deake it on hn ceke ee eowinn. I SPN fitare Rambo & ings, an estimated quantity of two thousand mil- | braggadocia conduct in c lenging Tom Hyer. | [XOR SALE.—A Building LOT inthe First Ward | day of September, and close’on the inst Fnday of | tion, xaiety and good living, supremely attrnets Nos. 1, 3. 5.and 7 North Eutaw street op- lion pounds of tea—four pounds to each individ- | which offer that gentleman refused, declining (near the Circle) can be purehi without a | June mench year. For health, no mountain retreat can be safer a posite the Kutaw House, Baltimore. ual, isannually used. Coffee, which is preferred by many people to tea, and which is indeed the Mahomedan to mix any further in _ ring contests. The | 8h payment and on along credit. BX be. RY A limited number of pnpils will he received into | $¢50n of the year. <7 exempt from disease in | " They have also just opened a new Sales Room at challenge and refusal drew towards its origi- N. LAD the family of the Principal, and every effort will be | August and Septembe: October asin April. May | No a7 Baltimore street, between Charies and Light i iy 3- h de t th ' or June. Indeed the first three are infinitely the 1 ed becoming more and more used. Itis} ai er « See i 0. ALE.—A valuable BUILDING LOT, N. stores, and at the residence of the principal, . m s eep constantly on a large asso: of pinay estimated that six hundred fnlition poundsof the prot Bria a San hue F 13, in Square No. at containing 88 square feet, SHARES E- NORTON, A:M. | | Bedeuiesc, ‘there ne on degec terion tort oe oe | one v istclecen, wees ep Steot aakann emaeee profusion. ‘There 18 no sore inviting spot on the | giao, Melodeons. from the best makers, from 4 to 5- ‘The subscriber takes great pl re inrecommend- | Whole Atlantic seaboard, Jt is strictly true of it } petave, xo with double key -boards, double reeds, ing to his late patrons and to the public, Mr. C, H. | What the poet hath said: Ani stops to suit small churches, Nortonasa gentleman amply qualified to take charge | “* Oh! if there bean Elysium on earth, it is this, it | Bemg extensively engaged inthe manufscture of of the Young Ladies Institute. his Pianos, we wiil sell wholesale and retail, on the most ‘au 3-colm S. Bd. MIRICK, Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at | |iberal terme. | the post, Hon. Dr. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semple, Our Pianos were awarded the highest a FEMALE ENGI.ISH AND FRENCH COL- | Simkins, Sheild. Hope, and Vaughan,and indeed the | (gold medal) at the Fairs of the Maryland Inst LEGIATE INSTITUTE. whole medical Faoulty resident in the vicinity of | two successive years—Uctuber, 1855, and 1856—11 Wasuixeton, D.C. Fort Monroe, all certify that they “hare meter | position to fourteer and eighteen pianos from Ainam Corson, Principal, in charge of English | k#0tn @ case of billiows or axue and fever to ori- | ol the best makers from New \ork. Ruston aud Bal. Classica: Departments. Kinate there, and that at all seasons it as the M'mr. C. Rott Corson, Teac’ Spanish, and German, Drawing and M’ive Matuitpe Ewinig Ronni Teacher of French coffee bean are consumed every year by one hundred and twenty millions of men. Cocoa, the least populsr of these drinks, is still a favo- rite beverage in Central America, Italy and pe ss and is i pers consumed to the extent ot one hundred millions pounds a year among 8 population of fifty million. An article in the April number of the Edin- burgh Review gives some interesting facts in relation to the chemical properties of three tea table drinks, which are common upon every table in our land, and explains at length the * = situated ith side F street th, bet: 2ist himself from 200 Pounds to 186—his “fighting | ARM FOR SALE—A pieco of fine LAND on 7A poanda junk taevious to the Aekte teen, | mies Gone eeennet ES Fitsporalts of ny, anda mancaamed Phil- | ands, ot, Messrs. Perr ash eae Se teesinea tone? lips acted as seconds for Bradley. and Thomas tion : partially improved: new house 13 nores rich Davis, with another, seconded Rankin. The | creek bottom. and feaired. “Call and wise the pranett manly (”) contest was arranged to come off in bape . eau the forenoon, but the men ‘lid not enter the awe mio cesrreto pu ae —__20 4th ring until half-past three o'clock. They fought oF SALE My RESIDENCE on the corner of 136 rounds in 2 hours and 46 minutes. ‘The | Hill, roniing os tne aventa 152 fect) eens sett! si timore. We were siso awarded the first premyt_ At r of French, | healthiest spot on the face of the carth.” (See | the Tadustrial Exhibition herd ia Giteend Vir- inting. their certificates in De Bow’s Review, Southern | ginia, 1855 and 155. They have also been awarded Planter, and American Farme! the highest premiam (silver medal) at the Metro- GAR, Proprietor. | poiitan Mechamies’ Fair for 1857. may 22-dhwkiaw2in JOS. a1 on the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on r <KKY POINT PAVILION mM of reasons why they aroalwaysso refreshing tothe | Albany Tine: says” Cstieetanuth Se foci nohes.and contig nenry | emiasihereh oF Raneuauuog.wlt ie rewumel on | HINEY POINT PAVILION | | Pneddition tui we re m panermon a emtime, weary and so spparently nourishing tothe hun-| —Froma person who visited the fight, we | 34,000 square feet.. 5 ‘Streu lars can be obtained at the Book and the Te nen Se tee Bovommodation « pul- | amateurs m the cotntry, which can be Seen at our y pa! pe! ght, we learn | “may g-tf W. F. PHILLIPS. lic. In consequence of the loss of 73 rooms by : - gry. Itsays that the tea. coffee and cocoa all | that both men appeared in excellent condition, VALUABLE FOR Sea | Meat Stores. Jy St-Im" | fire Inst winter. the proprietor cannot accommo: pps erage dee coer ml com yore Soe DL | contain in the roasted state in which they are | but that it was evident, soon after they com. on pak Ae yh Ste Gee ‘STITUTE. Gaga more than Gh | " sous, ~ 7 E™ eee : between 12th and ISth He hasa FURD ED COTTAGE for rent sit- | 9 satecrene are guaranteed for five years, and SeLkct CLassical axo MatHeMaticaL Scnoor | Usted about five hundred yards from the Pavilion e of exchange ix granted within the first 81x Sa: HAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL | suitable fora family who wish to enjoy during. the fron the day of sale if the instruments do not The Exercises of this institute will be resumed | 808800 the advantages of the Sea breezeand aquatic ise anaintinntoct, September tat. ‘The number of pupils 1s limited, | 4P0°ts, having all the conveniences for cooking, etc. | ¥'Wiolanaie deniers will find it to their advantage For further particulars address Ld * | Terms : $50 for the season of 3 months. to give usa call hefore purchasing oe 4 es CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal. ‘The steamers Columbia and Mary innd teach at : - “ used, aromatic oils, in minute proportion, to | menced that both were deficient in ‘-science.’” | ty, Virginia, one mile from Mitchull's teen ee oho which the peculiar aréma ofeach is due. They| He says that neither Bradley or Rankin Riexandria and Orange Railroad. The soii is natu- contain also a proportion of an astringent sub- | showed anything like good training, but that Tee Ace eat aie mas eoonpnionily pea eery ve stance resembling the tannin of gatl-nuts or oak | they threw their hands and arms about wildly | are grown anywhere in the United States : 115 xcres tark. In the tea and coffee is found a variable | as street fighters do, and quite unlike men of | in heavy timber, much of it suitable for ship timber, quantity of a white crystalline body called | ‘scientific’ pretensions. Rankin did not stand | {f,W!ch there are markets to be reached by means Filet Gack tbs meses Sy ee the Point every trip. v a eee ae RABE & CO. theine, and in cocoa a substance of nearlyasim- | up square to his work, but kept continuall that may be sold 10 the Raion Consens et Temu- Gerona APACS LR CAD EY D MATE: iy 8-eotw (Alex.Gaz,Intel& States! antes SS aa neat Be ” ilar charaeter known by name of theobromine. | falling down, or “ going down,” as it is called, | nerative prices. The buildings are all‘on a hill, and, The duties of this Institution will be resumed | > Sap = HREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received thi Of these three constituent parts, two of them, the | after the peculiar style of Yankee Sullivan. with amail vepairs. may be made comfortable for thé | September Ist. BLARISTONE’S PAVILION. Soy Sop pace. Aine. three very San volatile oil and the theine are known to exercise During the 156 rounds there was but one see eaten sche eane ees aie PA. BOWEN. Principal. This favorite piace of resort will he opened on the octaves,rosewond it be soldat great peculiar influence upon the system. The oil | clinch. and in that Bradley threw Rankin. fall- | of the joint owners of this Farm now resides in the M&S; BURR’'S SCHOOL POR YOUNG LA- | !8tof July for the accommodation of visit bargains, at our Pianc rie, Melodeon, and Musi possesses narcoctic properties, intoxicates, oc- | ing upon him with great force. Both men ex- | West, Andis determined to sell it, it will be sold a DIES.—No. 391 H street, between [Sth and 14th The py alpaned has encaged a hne Cor Warerooms, between 9th and 10th streets, No. 3%. casions headache ani giddiness, and sometimes hibited great eudecioes it they lacked aes —- Lecaray pakow ley Sccommodating terms. plregts west, will re-open on MONDAY “ify recog Seer the e¢ = 20m 1S ke ao 2 < oO. iv e = ist, x t vi a = ow paralysis in those who. as tea tasters, are much | for the friends of Rankin desired him to be taken Ticulars to. We DB, WALLACH. editorot | aa ness 2 ne dance, while those of more quiet humor may find | PANO FORTE INSTRUCTION. exposed to its influence. New tea contains this ° tar. Washington City, who knows ‘the prem- | (¥ULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY, different amusements at the Bowling Alley or in iS ER cor Xpo uenc from the rsng an hour before the contest ended. eat Cotrares © Fishing, &e. Mr. W. H. PALMER continues te add new mem oil in larger quantities than old. The small | but R. refused to go. ene ——_—_—_______¥5 Under the Instruction and Supe The Luxuries of the Potomac and good Liquors | bere to his classes. Apply to Mr. PAL.- proportion of it which exists in tea as we get it} Rankin was most terribly punished. His nose | FXOR RENT.—A modern built HOUSE, contan- MISSES FORNE Wi]! be constantly on hand. MER. at his Rooms over Farnham from China is harmless. is said to be broken, and both of his lips cut | faint any et Cig rp ae gy ppt nec ‘This Schoo! will be re-opened on the Ist of Sep- | 41,2 1s 18 Knows to he one of the healthiest piaces on > ges flit ng tad pr rh — n . er ‘d “ A ion, = a5 % near Bink e" land. : > » ae The theine which is found in coffee and teaand | through and through. Besides this, both of his | ervations, and commanding an extensive ew of the toute ia, forthe reception of Bearders and a lew "There wilt bad ciekcationon the Fourth of July, Tern per quarter. ap 25-1f the theobromine in cocoa. are Sitter, strengthen- | eyes are closed, and his face s0 badly beaten | C!t¥. the river, and Georgetown. It has sas through- ing substances, distinguished particularly by | that it is swollen even with the “tip of bs nose,”? | Outs water and bath-room. ‘Toa careful tenant the = > ., o rs rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4041 street, sec- the peculiar property of retarding the natural Our informant says that he withstood a most | ond door from lth street. je 2t-tf waste of the animal body. The faster the | terrible punishment, infinitely worse than that ' /. ; i init 0 N HOOK, 5 NTS. waste the larger the quautity of food which must } given to Morrisey by Sullivan at Boston Cor- F Wass ovente toe bee rs ‘street, tare for daily be consumed to make up for the loss which | ners, some years since. Indeed it was reported | sale 4 nuinber of Building Lots 24 feet front by 130 itoceasions. The theine. or theobromine, there- | when the II o'clock train left Buffaio. that Ran- | {et deep. at tho very low price of from $75 to $125 who apply and are admitted, a thorough and useful | 804 Ball at night. Cotilion on the 2d of July, 13th RE ; “AUTIFUL PIANOS education. No pains will be withheld from aiving and 2th of As nee YAY AAR Ri A ee ee the young Ladies such instructions as will adapt | ,.1 he Steamers Columbia and Mars iand leaves pas- ec lase lens naus ietemen: tart them for every duty and energency of life, Wine | 280 mevery Wednesday and Saturday's. and | Pianos have boen used bot a short tine by ke ovmamiontal beacches will nor be neglected. the | [eturning on every Sunday, Tuesday, and Fridays. | careful persons, we warrant them, solid and fundamental principles of heartand head | Phe steamer Kent icaves Baitunore at #o‘clack | take old Pianos in ¢ caren, Gonaly Seaichoe " every Mo evenings, and returns on Wednesday wo of them ar . Anely Amehed Sesnetion will be the special objects of asiduous at- sooraings. - rosewood cases, and of exquisite tone and touch,one : ; —Milestown. St, Mary's county, Md. | it only a six octave. i F rs —payal thly ts of $5 Female education has now taken sucha firm hoid | Post Othee—Milestown. St » 4 fore, by lessening the waste, lessens also the | kin was so badly beaten it was questionable ore Pais an Sey eh masta tnens 093 Fe ie public attention, that, to prociaun its advantages, tortie GEO We Bieai T *i bales Only read bcoaion eet tae Gano te amount of food necessary to be caten within a | whether he would be able to go home under a These Lots are situated at Union Town, on the: | Would be to portray acegree of ignorance not com. | Shorter time, 20. W. BLARKIS . je 24. Proprie call and see them, at our extensive Piano Ware- ms, No. 3%, between 9h and lth. je i JOHN F patible with modern improvement, Tie elevating infinence of female education is felt and acknowl edzed by every admirer of femnie excellence ; hes- F MRCUIT COURT -D FOR © itate then, no longer, to bestow on your daughters ADA CONE tC rer ~pideins Nes Sar 3 A 5 imils ‘ th side of the Anacostia river, adjoining tha Na- given time. The volatile il produces asimilar | fortnight. ai effect in a somewhat less degree, and when old Tom Davis. one of Rankin’s seconds, immedi- he et i bape dna peer ble or eng al > . = r wishing a cheap, pleasant, and healthy iooa- age comes on and the powers of digestion di- | ately atter the close of the fight, challenged a dwelling. ‘ey WUT minish, the infusion tea, which contains both | Bradley to a contest for $2,000 side, but edo ders in arrears fre reqnested to complete | advantages that are indigpensible to their ad- | ihercof.on Monday. the &th dav of Sunn, lst: ICE. these ingredients, by lessening the waste, aids | not hear that the pro} »sition has been accepted. sree ppp ne aren oerare WAS the Honeol ts eeaetie cacietat Teachers | Ambmse P: Bete em poe Piniarif J. MIDDLETON the digestive powers to maintain the strength | Davis’ weight is but 156. He has, however. the possible incumbrance, _____ may 25-3 _ | will be also increased; thereby securing every aux . a LL. hy "ICE DEALER, and bulk of the weakening frame. Pr. Jobnson. | reputation of being “science.” <PLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE, inthe | [i2t, Saari tn cece eee: Ceetont. P. Kel A ary. bis w Office aud Depot—Southwest corner of F and 12th the author of a work upon ‘the chemistry of here was an immenso gathering of the fancy | * city of Washington, D.C.,and fronting on Penn- | tone and claracter of the School, pede se Ae Streets. Washinsto ap Uf common life,” says in connection with these im- | at Point Albino, and yesterday quite a large sylvania avenue. will be set apart for study and i ile oi ; payin 5 ‘The Lot is aboutone hundred and seventy feet bi z eH tamol— Etek CE! IC —The undersigned respectful portant properties of the theine and volatile oil, | delegation of them were in this city on their re- | one hundeed sil uy ee ete vente f partly He a ee , I Defendants. fy inform his friends and the pubite generally, that tha turn to New York and Philadelphia. Among ee by the Uslon newspaper erate neiecand for the girls to Visit and make pur- Rec spsciioatinn ot she ieee Pom penn he 1s pow repared t iaeh cniice and others) “[tis fore. “Chief * * the ruins the late Natioual heatre, i oot H ual se be ui to one of the Commis prough the season) wi e best qualit: cE, It is no longer wonderful, therefore. that tea | the number was the “ Chief of the Philadelphia " eet hy od the echored whore a cat- oaee ee eee let rin EN KAD sioners of tits Conrt. to report ta the Court what | delivered im aay part of Washi se Bones ore umperatively required, nor wheresnch @ would so surely prove i he made very favorable. bs afforded in the erecti Apply. in Wasiungton, to C. H Pluiladeiphia, to W. H. WINDER peen done by Ami the Chureh of her choice. No influence will be ex- and coffee should be favorites—on the one hand | Killers." It is stated that Bradley will arrive with the poor, whose supplies of food are scanty, | this morning in the early train. Bradioy isa and on the other hand with the aged and infirm, } man of wealth, being estimated at $50,000, especially the feebler sex, whose powers of | enough, we should Suppose to enable himtolive digestion and whose bodily substance have to- | without Tesorting to such despicable business ¥ p yse P. Hill an ag mag oe town, and guarantees te tive entire satisiact ted to contre! the religious prejudices of « er order of this rt. appointing him t- Orders left with Kipwett & Lacreycr pat iy Wiilen oheioen! Curistrantes elk rlescs Pho | misstoner to sell certain slaves, nm ned inthe | oc street and Pennsyivania avenue; GBC. haste aor their instruction, the selection of Chur tuil referred to iu said order, and also to Bscertain if | F & Co., 14th street; J. B. Moors, Drax rp ‘Scho | f the said sinves have bean sold by the said A. P. Hr Penna. avenue, hetween 1h and 2th streets : an! Sal ba h Scho lz will bes: b nitted to tae dec whether or not he has received the pu ofitable. ‘The terms if needed, facilities { a suitable hotel VINDER: or, in 7, Walaut : : r oe ot parents and pupiis—the variety of religious priv . 5 SOAK EIETS Yorkaverue, between loth and < Nor is it sing tha ‘ i treet. s se and, if he bas, what disposition he eof it, | Lith streets; A. Payxk, Druge:st, corner soar begun to fail or is it surprising that | as prize fighting. fe And, if notsold, the Union Buildings will be for egos Deore, LAS ved Lo ee : ye with the vouchers for sueh dispasition, all of which | 4th and Mass. avenue: with the aubseriber, No. the aged female whose earnings are barely +e ____ rent, and possession given on the Ist of September. | five mouhe sd baie Sie Tay tinedure | shall be Teported to the Court. 3 First street, Georgetown, where Ice can be had suficient to bay the common necessaries of life, THALBERG ON THE BANJO. 1a Jy Btawim | sng the session, ani charged ony from the time of | NOTICE The partion tnierented in the shove | at al tunes ene er ere © pec Oe nareneelt goee ts | (Tie Courses des Kisis Uni . BLE PERTY FOR SALE.—The | entrance. Thay WEDNES 1 : Procuring this grateful indulgence. She can | jy, od mae ae Cais peealpactepinad IAHR RESIDENCE: otiee At Bite ad iit the tuition and boarding fee must be paid in ace t bave sepouted VDE ct ath egg dt [eres sustain her strength as well with less common which we believe ist: ir DP S| aout two hours’ ride from the District of Columbin. | 2 I nee, im order to cover the expenses of the | Orin a! w state and report to the food when she takes her tea along with it; DAD adap eo rae, At any rate, we have | ‘This Farm contains about 400 acres, and lies hean- | Scliwol. For Trex Moxtns accounts referred to in the above order. nes Uipivesg ered ay he same time. in | *¢2 0 advertisement of Thalberg’s teacher on | tifully fordivision. ‘The owner will sell the whole or fire and lighter... $128 a | Dlease attend with their papers and wit : DeXt5 woTis. seone, chewed and ae ne Une, in | this classical instrument announcing the fact, | @ part, with or without the stock. raltaenel Gepaks > 00 GEO. B. THOMAS, Coumussiones DR. STEPHEN apirits, more cheerful and fitter for ~~ dull accompanied by a reumendation from. the On the Place there 1s fine new house nearly Sn aiith bemnohen fox small Sobetaee 300 of the Cirenit Court of Culpeper county. Orrics No. i983 Pexxex ; i is little i 7 recommendat ished, besides the family residence, a great o 8 Sulpeper Court-house, Va., August 1, 18 doors from i osiehs| —— of this little indulgence noi So of the instrument, indced, but of | excellent fruit. aud some fine horges ind cattle. | ; cgi ie apne On ne anions ee eet se ial = ; = ous vane je professor. Eee piace is ve ertual for its healthfulness and de- : 10m IN THE FINE ARTS Dr. BALLY begs leave to inform the public that he ‘Thalberg, returned to New York from his > invehs 5 Puot c HOW A CALIFORNIAN GOT INTO A RE- can be seen at al! hours,e — He feeis assured that an e: oR : 2 rR practice. with the large PHOTOGRAPHIC P ORTKAITS, variety of difficult ons In Oil Colors, on Canvas, fully, will enable him & Size or Lire. scientihe or otherwise, r own experience confirm s othce, located as above. rience of fifteen years” ber of patients, and grest. he ims treated success surmount any difthculty, ug to the Teeth. His the opinion of many men Por further particulars inquire at his residence, TING AND PuotosRarny ComBrnen. nee See .. extra. triumphant tour in the interior, is reposing | corner of Fayette and Seoond streets, Georgetown, retion made but in case of protracted sick - gracefully and quietly on his laurcls. At the | D. C.. or through the post office of the ume piace. present. he dreams only of a fur niente season | 3° 24-¥3m___ Si ). M. BIBB. at the sea-side, and if. from the force of habit. RUG STORE FOR SALE—In an excellent he must indulge in some masical recreation, it location, doing ® xood business. Satisfactory LIGIOUS BOOKSTOKE. A short time since a returned Californian came on to this city frou New York, in the night line, with six thousand dollars in gold : REFERENCES. Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria, Va. v- Fhowas Leavell, Madison county, Va, dust. He was up bright andearly on the follow- | ! z x ri Hing. Pe moderate. Ad- Mr. Earnest, Orange county, Va. S. WALKER’S eminent in the profession, and especially Drs. Harris ing morning, anclusching bis treasure tightly. | i Not with the piano-forte. irene DRUGUIST at thin ofc Me dawtl John W. George, Culpeper, Va. PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY, | 824,3-and F.. Parinly, bas ied bum, long since, to di “* Not the piano-forte!' do you ask. ‘And | ga; oN > SE. Fy ws . # OR RENT—A th ts BRICK HOUSE, what. then, may it be’? | Oey Targe Lot attached, containing fruit trees card al! mercurial preparations for filline Teeth, y. Jos, Carson, India Rubber, and C he strode up Chestnat street tothe mint. He § John Cole, Odeon Hall, corner 444 st. and Pennsy!vania a arrived there about two hours before the opening nue. | all Enamels, Gutta Perel: insti i * We gi 1 bhery of de: tion, situated on D | Lr. Alex. Payne, Pe i S. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious Pesth, ana tat Rocaea teoniel ae 1 of that institation, and sat himself down upon | |) oO Se ere eaoited guesses. | iret. between 2st and 2M; Tom good tenant the | (pnes. F- Lightfoot cas apartments at a very great outiay of capital, thereby | is the only relinble substance cin? car the steps, muttering something about the la- you, as you value your comfort, ‘ e t . ve " rendering his establishment ove of the most = S . . mest che’ rent .will be reasonable. Apply on the premises. od handeos pin the whole comntry. He ies — ty pat conciusively shown by the last jery ah La state gee = cpio _— Although he flatters ty ‘ ings, by some of the best ancient and ot con fan Hon. John S, Pendleton, Culpeper county, Via. ers, fo. which he intends to add fresh | gence mul practice s po pred eg eed mire R.H. Field, a e importations. S. WaLKER hasalxo hited ups com- | leave to refer the wing Dr. C, W- Ashby, ; lete suit of rooms, with private robing apartments = 7 < ed ‘Taliaferro, i for indies. and purchased the finest possilile instru- 5 TIMONIALS: B. Hill, E fe , ie ments, and engaged & first class operative artist t» | From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of es : o assist him in the sopartment for taking all kinds of this city. win, Staunton, Va. RG Stet F ny eee PE AND DA- : Dear Sir— cage 7 vm ning one GUE LOTYPE PC PR A ¥ conhdenee in Instructions on the Guitar, in Drawing and Paint pli tte miniature to size of Life. f elheld cave ts elhe! ave, Fi ‘Thomas A. Robins Dr. Edwin Taliaferro, son county, Va. zines of Uncle Sam's servants. Casting hia | % ‘give up’ at once. Know that Thalberg, the | Possession given on the iat of september. ws Orange county, Va. eyes across the street, he saw a large sign, great Thalberg, reposes from his royal sov- aul eo2w the words —~ Presbyterian House.” Herushed par costae —ihe hanjo! We have FOR SAGE BEN THE DESIRABLE i second , where. — nj oS = NCE on the corner of F and 2ist ste., and locked the door. Flinging his bag down oinse af aes cod oe Fade icholas, in and furnace. | The stable will be sold or rented with agnificent Erard we were accus- | the house ifdesired. The lot the house stands on or rman whe ae ee — tomed to find there, there appeared a suspicious | !8 50 by 195 feet, but the purehaser can have more of the gentlemen belonging to the building had + } i ed. S, from the box of somewhat musical form, and bearing the wy for Sale—The LOT OF GROUND onthe rations executed 4 4 ignifiea : S. Phathere. "ee e ng will be given by x competent Teacher, should a S. Waker. b bi the Phot = AV + Uhope that you surprised to find the door fastened, as he had | * “In the name of St. Cecilia, is it not a banjo apat ids ULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE 25 years’ experience, and whose specimens of lite | pulic Lunt your ski!! so well deserves. left it open a few minutes before. Peeping | °24¢ - Cee eee eee ey, | size portraits may be seen in some of the first fami «It is nothing else.” replied Thalberg, in his Watcha: usual rg and modest tae = Watches, Jewelry, &c. me Pak ** And,” we continued, ‘ You play on this odd ‘DE sR, instrument 7° : ad WD: BICHLEN oa SEVENTH STREET, “*T have taken ten lessons.’ responded, most bi tn Da TET SET epee al TCHES — ‘ap 10. through the key-hole. he espied our “‘ unkempt and uncombed” California friend seated at the table, == out the dust from the small bags iuto a larger one. He at once mistook him for an escaped lu- natic, particularly as he had a large bowie knife and revolver lying along sideof him. Hastily summoning assistance. he knocked at the door. taking care to keep out of the range of the re- 4 . lies of the city, as well as those exhibited in his Washington, Aug, %, 1856, The second session of this schoul will commence | Gallery, he will be able, by the combination of the on the Ist day of September, 1857. A graduate ofthe | two, to produce portraits that lave never been ex - University of Virginia, adopting the mode of in- | celled for their fideiity and life-like expression. Can- struction pursued in that institution, will have | vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for charge of the departments of Ancient and Moderu | the purpose. Languages ; while a graduate of the V. M. Institut Particular attention paid to the painting of Por- who has had considerable experience im teaching, | traits, Miniature or life-size, from small pctures of will give instruction in Mathematics, Natural Phi- | deceased friends. losophy, Chemistry, and lower English branches. Photographs taken [rom corpses, or sick persons The course of studies wil! be as follo taken at their own residences, ou ummediate no- PREPARATORY CL or me an im e of work, Which he did to in view of the fact that wished merubers of the Dents. more, iniied. after repeated trials, to work satisfactorily, it gives me humbly, the celebrated man; and encouraged, | on hand a fine assortment of WA doubtless, by the admiration plainly depicted | JEWELRY. in our countenance, he added: ~~ And I will acknowledge that I have made ATCHES, JEWELRY, AND ILVER WARE 5 R Y th express iny entire confidence and i I have just received a n supply of FINE Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arith ie. Geogra- * t tak b his professional skall. volver considerable progress already. . WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, anda large assort: | phy? Grakimar, History, Algebra, Latin Grammar, | committees and classes taken jn any number TARMANN BOGGS. “Who's thar?” demanded the Californian] . ‘ * Pray let us have the special favor of judg- | ment of RICH JEWELRY. of every description, | Pivek Geneuare Ge vcasiuabin pene 3 in a atentorian voice. ing for ourselves! All the world has heard | which makes my stock at the present tune one of THIRD Chase. Likenessos paint 3 i n Copper for Tomb Stones, | Extract froma note reoerved from the late Hon. John Mathematics, English Grammar, Arithmetic, His- | Valuable Oil Paintings, and Old Fanuly Portraits, M ston. ‘Thalber; th: ‘ the most complete in the city. : F Upon the piano-forte. Let us have tory, Latin, Greek, French. carefully back lined and restored to their origiual SENATE, Aug. 18, 1856. ‘i A Paar) I have just finished (on the premises)a very large the be of hearing him on the banjo! assortment of PURE SILVER. WARE, amon Open the door '’’ replied the gentleman in the white neck-cloth Vi ji if j akg * hae Seconp CLass. freshness. The teeth you made for me werk admirably ; noth- “No! Pm wipes if I do,” returned the ach heal Dette ee he ne ee whieh Fone pefousds SOLIDSLVER ZEA KE it Msthematios, Natural Plulosophy. Chemistry, sclaadies (nt sentomnen “nse “conveetiully policited | Ing could be better, Very ig re i *-T've hearn too much about gar- | SF oe pty te Lab] | city.—the weight of which is 125 ounces, capacity 9 | History, Latin, Greek, French, Spausn. es Srast: tue dbsuce tem Peneaitone ee Eee oe te ks. + with the enthusiasm of all young students, had uarte. . Finst Crass. entrance 4% street, two doors ennsy |VANIA ss wena tek Seek’ COINS aaa cane aides ee what you attacked with too much waren the melody— hotn citizens and strangers are jnvited to calland |, Mathematics, Noetera) and Moral Eatiosn hye decreas jy om Te those that aed 4 s. Bay ea = t 5 “*+ O, Susannah ' don’t yi fe examine, Hw. O. HOOD, Chemistry, Geology, English Literature, nA 1s INITED STATES’ SAL OF VALUABLE e made a set of porcelinn teeth ‘No my good friend, we do not—we only h you ery for me, ‘23- near %th street. | Grammar, Rhetoric, Lezic, Infantry and’ Artillery : ‘ superie for one of my famiiv, and plugged several teeth for want you fo open the door,” meekly and timid- come from Alabama, with my banjo on my 10 ee Tactics, Geography, History, Latin, Greek, French, ane. cence ene Nan 7 > : > 3 e Nav. LU * mi well for more t i ; knee, ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND | Spani ILL, ADJOINING THE NavaL Asyium, Purr. myself. and the work has al! stood w pore ly replied white neck-cloth. z . V FANCY AR'TICLE "Every Student tering will be subjected ton | PHIA.—Will be soid at public auction,on TL tenyears. ROBERT T. NIXON. af Man look’ee hear, strangers—I'm anhon- | #04. alas' the instrument was now gone to the 1 have on hand a good stock of GOLD cacitl scxmbation, onl ill chente saree] USY.th mtg Ny erg pt a pi emn a I est man—but cuss me if I’m going to let any shop for repair. . pet LL = HOLD CHAINS Lge as nil be owen oF mae an eats ais car joing the aval “Asylum: algo, those between sh We, the undersigned ng had occasion to avail such varmints as you get a sight at my pile.’” , Thue we have not yet heard Thalberg on | Tiron yarety: JEW CLR Yin sots ancl oe Bi | eee oe ee ee tetoe ee CeeceReay claes un: | Son tind Sogik atrocte, murmbered from to 9 iene | anaes Pee professional skill of Dr. 8. Baily, Finding expostulation in vain, white neck- | ‘2e banjo! When we have that honor, the y ARTICLES, PER- of the subjects contained in the preceding. sive, according to the plan, which ean be seen at the | Surgeon Dentist of this city, or paving been cogniz- le pieces 5 world shall surely know it. Ob! that we could | FUMERY. EXTRACTS, &¢. CI,UCKS in ever be in Paris calves on the artiste’s return, this shape and price: alno, CLOCK MATERIALS, pew accomplishment is made known tothe pub- | “Call and examine at the Sign of the Large Gilt i of any File Nothing of the like has been | Watch. ae J. ROBIN ON ol reamed of there, and all the little eccentri ice auton bas ip + en ae A 4 * N. B.—Havi i th ction business since ties of Vivier will be entirely eclipsed. Every | jast winter, my Good are selected expressly for the man will be button-holed in the streets, zo/ tor | best retail trade, and the prices shall suit thet mes. 4 nece offices of the Navy Agent, and at the Asylum. ant of lus operations on our families or frends, take prance soevenoee vege eerie ihe The terms of sale will be, one-half cash. one- | picasure in expressing our admuration of his artistic school will be duly respected. Thore will be daily | fourth in #ix months, and the other fourth in tweive | skill, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner military exercises, but care wil! be taken that they do —— — eee ~ ap eae in which he performs the most delicate and dicate f ' eceipts wi given 3 5 operations in Dental Surgery ,and we rea fully re- moLIMeCNG ha ue eeeneen na willbe executed until the final oummend hit to the confidence and patronage of the Board, ‘Tution. Warne uel Lights; for ‘tes ;and all the payments to be f public, of which we consider him eminently worthy, months, $180, Payments semi-annually in advance. the sale shall not be complied with. For recommendations and farther particulars, 8€@ | puny cloth invoked the aid of the poliee. They soon brought the unruly Californian to terms, and he opened thedoor. As the party rushed into the room, the Californian stared wildly around, and seemed to think that things were not ex- actly all right “My dear friend—come, like a good man. Tuomas U. Waiter, Architect U.S. Capitol. overnment reserves the right to ix a min- ~ of Washinehe neon each lot, below which a eale wall not Tuomas Mu Lea. M.D.,of Washuncton, D.C. < Py a i . , ; 1m . S. Bourer, M. DP. of Georgetown, D.C. and go out with these gentlemen—they will | th¢ Salutation. * How do you do?’ bat with the | J¥!@-Im 0. circulars. Hotel ag re WM. BA oR, $B DB. of Gee a BC not harm you,’ cuanincty cai white mask th, | dery. ‘Have you heard’ Thalberg’s banjo ”” N®W JEWELRY AND WATCHES. CHARLES E. LIGHTFOOT, V.M. 1. Navy Agent, Philadelphia. RS japeee, 0-2 Woke he keeping a watchful eye on the implements of | ,.-, The banjo! What in the name of Saxeis} +) 6 poop has just returned from the North Raper eerieoy one 129i Hears! Sease: PA ed ek pr etnong lle Nayar Siento “eddy ee Le ee oe War which were lying on the tuble that?) . pait ani has brouzht_on& Bing lot of Fashionable J. W. GILLESPIE, University of Va., Noun of Comserce and Deuly News, New York: | ona E Luex ‘Tatent Office. “Thunder and firelocks—where am I’” ofA A sage Gee pee iamerent Seen. Coe er kit ee ae Insiructor in Ancient and Modern Languages. _naese veouan ane Evens deel Piniadelphun ecg et Principal Rittenhouse Academy. demanded the Californian, grasping with a firm Ar nok ae art OF it, at least}—a | Of fine GOLD and SILVERY WATCHES Soe aes haan: fara : hand his bag of dust = guitar finger-hoard attached to a gourd drum.” | Very superior ume keepers for ladies and gentlemens We have th eine to the following: ‘ya ine Set nme R. VILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF * Why you are in the Presbyterian House—a * Por a week, Paris will think of nothingelse. | use. He has also on band a great variety of STAN D- thewa ba ‘of Nin at ‘Military Tontitete. sal ae a 1 CAGO, Would respectfully inform the cit religious hook store.” Government may, if it pleases, make a new | ARD SILVERWARE of his own make, warran- | EOCtNy tt Ter eater Richmond City. OMRBS, BRUSHES. PERF UM izens of the District and vicinity, that bay “Uh! ho! ha' ha’ ha!’ coup d'etat . no one will pay the slightest at- | {o¢)the best quality and will be sold very low. Please | Brot Maupin, University of Virginia, iv McLAUGHL! ing located himself in Washington, be is Pls. A a'’’ roared out the Cal- Da : pay th ightes cal! and examine goods and prices at No. 338. Penn. Prof. = ‘a on : Ss. Pp now prepared to perform all operations in his profes- ifornian—daylight just beginning to ercep | ‘°Mtion to it, for the great affair of the hour | Av., sign of the Large Sproad Kagle. iy 10- See ae er 30 TO McLAUGHLIN’S, Penn. sion. in the moat approved style. through his shaggy head. “ Why. what anold | Will be to hear Thalberg’s banjo!” === = = : Prof Sohelale Vere, do LF 9th and 10th ats., for Notions. Othice, No. 2), Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier’s, jackass I have been making of myself. Blast —_—— BREECH-LOADING RIFLES. THING. jan iy - MeGuily, do CLE Prof. Lucian Minor, Wijliamand Mary College. SS AD hy .EMEN ri - * Rev, John Boradus; Charlottesville. : Tsvies aoe a inirvonah pres iat ke | "HE IMPROVED S Mr. Joh ” i Pty emer Bag Luisa oe same, by sending or addressing H LA, No. 89 * 2TS OF TEETH. entor and patentee my buttons, strangers. if I didn’t think when Tue Bov Makes tHe Man —His Honor, Mayor 1 eet H I came in, that the Presbyterian House ws | Bodman, accompanied by Rev. Mr. Richards and | wh Poins, New Voresierihe purpose ef esting rather a sanctified name for a Hotel!” other gentleman, paid a visit tothe Kighth Bap | tras of Breech-loading Rifles, with a view to as- ot : , between Sth and 1th streets, west | «. ry ” ion | ist Sabbath School, on Sunday evening. when | certain which arm, of this description, 1a best suited ‘al. John Woolfol e county. Lonisana avense, Mt . *Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” having, of ren of laughter followed the explanation | they delivered addresses to the children, who | tothe miltten serie PRs ee At ceecauted | Sal. Jahn WW octfolks CranR® SOUnEY He ee csi stalled oa Gulecaas. succeanfully ntrduced lus improvemen SS ‘ se and rot peepee: friend | s-emed particularly delighted with the exercises. pn the 17th of August. Iss? All persons intendin ov. Wan.N.Pomileten, do iy 20-2m* BLMELA. Tehed bineeif. in Washington i . i a 2 oO offer at 8 fo val wi or ¥ an '» F8Q., * ” af so es 4 is dust and shot over to the mint. | poker cipal Mayor big a a in his Gotemmna civ - colt pros ee eas awe ‘Taliaferro, Wicucsater: OW IS THE TIME TO DRINK MALT ‘Tals Guevovenees its of Teeth consists che! ‘anserip | y araceta| manner the history of a small | each may intend to present, and speciiying thecal, | \V-D. Wallach, Bea. Washington City. LIQUORS—ARNY & SHINN are the oniy | !y in making a set ol hut one piece of material, and ————_—_———_—. tds who, quite a nuinber of years since,was sit- | bre, weight, and length ot barrel. Carty Gen, Geo, Cooke, do ones in the Distriot who have stock PORTER and | tant indestructitie munerel.. No motal te used in A Goop Horse —The New York Spirit of the Sent auraee Deeuinn eaten adoor step,friend- | er ammunition suitable for thearm should A. Bell, Esa = N oo, map ay P= have a ply on hand; so give geivanic mation Mand waetndio — neice s y~y-4 Times gives the following characteristics of a | Npey boys passed slonr, sungly dicsect. te + acta a Colonel of Ordaanee, Rex, Von Bene, Rapphcoounts °™" At their Union Bottline Depot, News Groen strser, | joints to become flied with moisture of Particles ef goad horse Sunday School auf bane: 2 atau caked Onprxaxce Orrice, Washington, Jul 23, 1857. Capt. James Stark, do 7 Georgetown, D. C. fale ire isa’ food, hence they are pure and clean, They are 1. His eves, even wien seen in the stable, are | * 1 Bag A gentleman stopped and asked | ORDINA bat Sirxid ‘Pho Citizens of Culpeper, fy15-eotf | I lighter. stronger, lens clumsy. far more durable. ant perfectly cleat aud transparent. and the pupils OF | with his; Yara wie hase Re oo sunday School | , Fo be published daity till 2th Augustin the Pom, —— u OING OFF AT COST.—As the season has ad~ | patural im their Twill give a reward of aoa hls Aina in the gilt, be wit wuer | Yad oa leaning, nna, Sonented a be | Eth Wend tor SAMIR inighets, | EWING MACHINE oPREE RISER ATOR aT oar ne °° famuml | simiar work ofa tocqual ner peri tanatys 4 % > hie! rs eir bills acopy 4 soll og aetT ak, . 7 bility, re phen apc rom a bellows. If, on the Ga- bait So — nee — rs He we ; heir ofthe Papercontaing theadvertisomens a the ¢ Ort Our Agent, Mr. JOHN PORTER, vinta the City | KREDING GOODS URE ant move aE eanlity. Artistic exce! ‘Or any other requisite wat f sive vent to adry husky, short better 9 nance iv ug Wi e the pu hibit ~o22 ‘work responsibly warranted. cough, beware of him.” His wind Ye thus proven oop pore eps] ‘ ponies reat ee, grew in FREXCH BOON, of th {foul osllgated the | prices lower than ever. MoGREGOR & CO.. Se Penns, avenue, between Lith and 12th streets, at and 'y Hi vogar' 5: bs es AMILY SEWING MacHINE. eobw No. street. fad etek agli es ak cieen.” IE yore Pie, yet touching ite story was Mii a Debret’s vies Mitairee de Napoleon Illy 1 Rneeratortny riche Bx the Dis. au THANKS TO Siete oF sek crs: ifs, or a difference in size, al- i a Vol. BVO. 4 i ) SE tad though he may \ ng to the little folks, who see: not a litth lomedics Vi lies, 1 vol., MeGregor's Store, 58) 7th street, where he would tomers who have so promptly settled their bills thee ¥ not be lame, still disease lurks | surprised at the denouement.—Providence Tri. | Bossuel—Discours rat dys iey "Drivareetie, 1 | invite all persons interested to witness edto Ist July, and earnestly request all iN me | th i lete arrangement: ing him RORBINS® CO.” | those having. unsettled abeounts with us,to close | His comple arrang: , YR MONISM, its Leaders and Designs, by John ‘day of August, by cash or notes at | present the following reasonable prices ORMONISM, its and them by the 5th day Has rae ite lL seters Remene, by bene wall be placed 1 4 ire Upper Sett Teeth, on Gold... erly a Mormon . 1 ee er in the hands do * on Si dent of Balt Lake City, 1 vol.. with 1.25, | of 8 wed COLLEY & SFA One or more, on Gold... .. ‘aud FRANCK TAYLOR iy 27-208t 528 7th at. $ me hrc Pitas eon suver: aitass ated Be 300 Ao Prine Bower hat roesitO Alas | TPO BUILDERS AND OTHE pairing ai the an erates. All operations the most popular song ever ‘Sent by ranil geod RS.— under- ‘conted in such @ @nuner as to give satisfac ° hiss on hand a large iot of BROWN | CXeculgdin such « manner as to rive every satisin r song ever published. Sen in | StONE band Ww Dow | Hon. a a Steer atuneat Te = ive JOHN F. ELLIS. Far eats ITA aN SUMBERUAND, Setter discharging, 100 o RE: : 1 NINGat rice. oRF k > CASTLEMAN & BRO. k ya TOILET Goo Ht Wapiti k yun" alkane ote, iva corner Sth and B ates opp. National he 4. If broad and full between the eyes, he is tons. vol. Se 5 te susceptibl head 0 eatre de P. & 'T. Corneille, 2 vois., 12mo. ing susceptible of veing trained to almost any- UT, «Do you think you are fit to die?’ asked Bixee a [ecpioen Peels #iicsleret cates: and geatie, “'it® O Patti-colored, he is docile | * Pdowt bow, anid thelittle gir taking nova | 22 FRANCK FAVLOR, ‘ a ae of her dirty dress with her dirty wager ee BALTIMORE city MaLr HoUse. U7 Some one wittily says no fort ever suffered ey ih peyote Ba ID asec pe wate Oris s0 much fr , theo fram the Battle of Pagues* °* ‘Me Plano forte | i> ‘The Glasgow Chronicle mentions a report aus. an corner “of 4 es! that a man wh , st bi annon en irsine, the public, t! athe aolZ, 3. Louis bas disbanded its voluntary fire | murder Ie thay et wan years ago, bung for | Rote ‘pow im fal operation, ‘with = Krxe supply Partiwient and substituted the pay system been guiity ae = eon ibere) Serna DENMEAD McLAUGHLIN &