Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1857, Page 4

IG_STAR. EVENING ST: REMINISCENCES OF CANNING, Many of us have laughed. years ago, over the felicity of the old rhyme of George Canning, which follows, but we wil! copy it for such of our readers as may chance never to have seen it. GOTTINGEN. Whene’er. with haggard eyes, I view This dungeon that I'm rotting in I think of those companions true Who studied with mein the U— —niversity of Gottingen— —niversity of Gottingen. Swoet “kerohief.checked with heavenly blue, Which once my love set knotting in! Alas! Matiida then was true! At least I thought soat the U— —niversity of Gottingen— —niversity of Gottingen. Barbs’ barbs! alas! how swift ye flew, Her neat post wagon trotting in! (@ bore Matilda from my view ; ‘oriorn I languished at the U — —niversity of Gottingen— —niversity of Gottmgen. This faded form! this pallid hue* This blood my veins is clotting in; My years are many—they ware few When h mtored at the U— —nivel f Gottingen— —niversity of Gottungen. There first for thee my passion grew: Sweet! sweet Matilda Pottingen Thou wer: the daughter of my ta— —tor, law professor at the U— —niversity of Guttingen— —niversity of Gottinge: Soon, moon and thon, vain world, adien, "That kings and priest+ are piotting in ; Here, doomed to starve on water gru— —el, never shall | see the—-U —niversity at Gottingen— —piversity at Gottingen. ee | Nass4u Banx, New Yorx —Telegraphie dis- patches received from New York yesterday stated that this bank had failed. Subsequent advices, however, contradict this report, and, last even- ing, assurances were given, on the most undoubt- ed authority, that the rumor was but one of the many to which the excited condition of the New York money market has given rise, and entirely witbout foundation Szertiev —The telegraph informs us that the conference committee appointed by the two Con- ventions to write a constitution for Minnesota, made a repert on Monday last in their respective branches, which was adopted. But one consti- tation will be submitted to the people Nor so Stow.—The editor of the Poo Tran- script is “‘one of “em.” In his last issue he gets off the following : “« AXoTHaR Epitor Deap.—Wm. Fisk, Esq., editor of the Mendota Press. Mr. F. was a poet of no mean pretensions, as our readers will tes- tify from tie specimens we have given them For eome reason or other Mr. Fisk did not like our views upon the merits of his exchange list. We continued to send him the Transcript, and yesterday it was returned to thisoffice. marked * Send this paper to hell.’ This was the first intimation we had of Mr. F's death, and we suppose he left word with his sou to zend his ex- changes to hia new abode.” a A Cua™ at Hicu Tipe —The title saying of “happy as a clam at high tide.”’ has been illustrated in Baltimore. A few days since a Person ‘of gentlemanly appearance,’’ visited the telegraph office and sent a meesage to Kich- mond. Ve. as follows - ‘Friend Jones—I am here floating on a zephyr and happy a a clam at high tide.” The zephyr paid for his message with a S10 counterfeit note, receiving $9 6) good change from the operator. who, a few daye after felt about as happy a claw ean be supposed to feel when there is no tide at all. if There are no less than eighty-seven secret societies in Cincinnati, Ohio. _ i> Mr. E. B. Ward, the wealthiest man in Chicago, was, in 1615, captain of a schooner on Lake Superior. U7~ The authorities of Chicago have deter- mined'to obtain a steam engine for the Fire De- partment of that city. [F- The corner stone of the new Custom-house in-Portamouth, N. H. was laid on Friday, with appropriate ceremonies: v <A tree in the garden of Mr. 8. M. Noyes, of Byfield, Mass. is in blossom for the fourth time this season; having already borne three crops of apples 7 So common have suicides become in Cin- ciunati, that if twenty-four hours pass, and none are reported, the itemizers consider it a matter of wonderment [7 The Mermons, last week, had a three days’ woods meeting at Hornerstown, Moumonuth county, IN. J. This sect is quite numerons in the lower part of New Jersey. DF Mr. Daniel Vanseiver, aged 60 years. afew days ago, lay down and fell asleep on the bank of Assanpoint creek, near Burlington, N.J., when he rolled juto the water and was drowned. I~ According to a recent caleulation the num- ber of Protestants in the world amounts to 93,000.- 00; members of the Roman Catholic and Greek ebure hes 307,000 000 ; Mohau:medans, 110,000,000; Pagans. $#1.000,000 ta taal 2 EIN NEE TOILE LE TI EC I ETERS NS ge ee we am dina, TESTERS taco VERY ERY KigD oF HuMoR, The worst Scrafula down to He has F. Ey PPT ARSE RO VI PERE ISAEEASI IncanD FARMERS AND MECHANICS’ Fing, Maxine, ann incanp Insvzancs. ee AiL PROPOS ztract from the act iE bik Po RO Sept WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD, on and Gi 7p. yp ~ Has pie ia ha oe 0 rely on the Boat start- Avthorixed Capital... 91,280,000 !! a Pir, is hus paseen 7 a trip tp MOUNT INGTON! dm counsetng PY Nortuwzst conver PENNSYLVaNia ‘week, 4 VENUS AND Tru Brauay, WAahteotoe enero warmated toy vung or aise cf om { f~7 ent:at 635 ret: Provided: Thai DIRECTORS. Sne'o rapa ota Boat shartres Bi — ance on any rail oft! jon. B. Florenee, en shall not pay a higher rate of compen- a omas will the of Biles. wie [ry to Ponce eare (ORES fee, | "Rene iua rats ine ees sins cl a od . —— oe ~_ cars. be - er compensation than one hundred dollars'per mile | eae Werle sao Leech... ne ree to five bottles are warrented to cure the | pvit PACIFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP COM | Ox 7 420 per annum ; nor for carrying the mail on any railroad THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Prosident, | worst kind of Erymipelas. ae ; MAILS From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at of te thir class, a greater compensation than fifty | EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary, a ancien eas ‘One Of the Steamships of this pay, carrying | 415 and 9.15 8. m Sentsis nu master General slnil uot bo able torominde eco eg Dat hart hd ay | novo both are warrhated to oure Running of the | the {puted Stee Main for ACAPULO, Pafspearstslbe. se, efit ti) tract for carrying the mail on any of such railroad | gopates Walter, No, 397 D street, opposite City | tars lotches among the Harr, poe fea oe aA eepere eae ae NS Arent. routes at a compensation not exosetding the afore QBANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD said maximum rates, or for what he may deem a rea- sonable and fair compensation forthe service to be perfor ed, it shall be lawful for him to separate the etter mai fiom the residue of the mail, and to con- tract, either with or withont advertising.for convey- ing the letter mai! over such route, by horse express or otherwise, at the greatest speed that can reason ably beo +, and alxe te contract for carrying over such reute the residue of the mail, in wagons or otherwise, at a slower rate of speed.) The Postmaster General having mad offer to the trustees of the Northern (Ogdens!mrgh) Rail road Company for the service on the following route, which they have declined, and being unable to make & contrast for railroad transportation on such terms Join M. Thornton, oorner Ist street and Virginia Rowton) betes avenue, Island. Willams, No. 22 treet, john Riggles, No, sot street, below Pennsy!- vana avenue. tain J ¥ RINE pom dct 2 Oap! +P. + NO. venia svent opposite National Hotel. rote ry GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. John Thomason, tale intl Sats Bi Sk Bcthy ese ni jan ers, which — New Orieans and N: York regs shalt: larly on 5th 20th of each month Hue nengers. connecting vis PA e steamships have inspected and ap- proved by the avy f ‘Department, ruaranty speed an Railroad (47 miles long) is now com- jeted from ocean to ocean, and is or: im Ser4 fours, Trotensacect pessonsereis she edin New ork through to Tancjsco, and are embarked at Panama by steamer at the company’s expense, it, err paid in New York oovars all of “Renerve steamers are kept in port in Panama and aks pe are warranted to oure corrupt cers. ns bottle wil cure Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. wort ind of Ringworm,” “hrranvoa (© care the oO I. bottles Warranted to oure the most dauperate case of Rhoumaem, am Ce ee a ree to four bottles are warranted to oure Salt- qv m. weive to eight bottles will oure the worst case of Twice Dai mghts ) eon NER Eom ae ela Leaves Weshington at 6 o’olock #. m: Pare from Wasitingtonto Kichiand, 95 8. LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST, at 6 0 a. 'm.. Reeaifsthece oure is warranted when the abo Nothin igo improbable to those who have in or 60 ot the wonderful medicines ‘oft ie day, as that a common wi growing on the pastures, and Autho: $1,473,057 07 ‘As: Sok GAS Nis sss oa 523,057 OF Invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Seounties, The following statement exhibits the businessand fe a it th toN mber I along old stone walls, should cure évery humorinthe | San Francisco, to preven ention in cane of Beci As, in his opinion, are warranted bythe above-cited | Premium received ou marine aud inland Het No- fyatem yeti inn fied fact, Ifyou wea tiumor, | dent, so that theroute 1s entirely relsable-no fail- | LYNCHBURG next mormng at 4, 5 seenee Ral statute, the following advertisement, i in | vember 1, 1856. ithaa te start. There are no 1FSnor ANDS, hums | ure having occurred ineight years. 4 1 | Road for MEMPHIS. “Mail Stacee heehee compliance with the directions contained therein SA py a i, “Wate ir en pfliereme yeeros 7 gore Jenye Senne = i it Aspinwa!l. "Conductors go through by each steamer, and take —. to Lzasbbarg s stance of 6 miles, charge of women and children without other proteo- " = Zz i . ou nohburg, vi Pers LS for carrying the Letter Male of the Total receipts... —__.. ..-..... ..@ 400,185 68 | It has already done some of th 17~ The Des Jardines suspension bridge. at Hamilton crossing the canal just above the rail- toad bridge that caused the fatal aceident of last yu fell on Friday last, dering a severe thun- sterm, accompanied with gusts of wind. No one was ininred __ ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. PROWNS’ HOTEL —) H Barringer, Ho.laad, BP Fats Va; Miss M L Neal. do; Miss Miss J Kincbet JS Selby. Coy, do. W DC do, J LY} M Elbridge, Va, S G-Story and son, G2; JH McClintock, do: T A Miller, Pa; Mr A Hartley do; F Lockett. Ga; F M Wright, Va; J W Va. baugh, Md. O Welch and lady, Ala; Miss O Willis, do; Col NJ Welch, Va; ‘TS Blair and lady, P2; Mies Williams, Md; CC Weeks, H Perguson. Md, J B Spotswood and lady. Del, B P Colbur and lady. SC, Miss Colburn, do; Mina Mitchell, do; Miss Whaley. do; Captain Paine, do; Miss Paine. do; Mrs Holbrook. Mass: M Holbrook. do; Mr Holbrook, do; W Phillips. C8 A Legare, do; JW) Kickbead, Maj JT ner, Sout mer in 3 Sobel és: 'T Dobos oo sch, Ga, JL. Coben LS ¥; A B Wood, Pa: S Eastman, ; A Graham, V2; J C Shafer. lady and child, Va; A Robinson aud daughter, J B Temple and lady, Ky; WW Lumpkia and family, Ga: EC Ea- moustop. Tex; M € Irvine and lady; J Bullock, Md, E Balestein, A FE Tappan. NJ; J Bartlett, RN Calwell! a) dy, Nf A} arn, Va; G Boraldy aad | NJ: M Ferrall and family, N C; Miss B Ferrall, do; Master F Ferrall. do, H Ala; Hon E C Cabell Fis. H Miss, J Spencer, Miss; FP Parrish 3 G6 Wo NC¢ re. NY; Hon S$ M Botts, Y; D Carpenter, NY, J Caldwell N Spencer and tad Butts, Fla, GR WILLAR DS” HOTEL —J MeCreery, ly, Md: 8 B Sarin L K Bowell. Md: P 1. Chandier, e; amiltop, La; Col W Dave: why Pa ot Raa Davenport, ly Pa: Oregg, Green, des, Ky; W Va; Beale, fy, USN, O Walker, Hug: T z do; W Sewell, NY: TB Berkler Pa, Fa “Flow: Mass; W E Seliman, ‘atisbury; J P Broad- NY; Mrs Brew- ass; D A’Tompkins, well; RA Parish, Pa; J BC ster, dr, Ky; Dr Hinckley, ™ KIRKWOOD HOUSE.—R Mainwaring, NY; C Bleeson, La; Dr Ole and lady, Md; PS Ham, mond and lad iy, Mass; G R Hammond, do: W F Coblum and daughter, ind; L M Class, NY; JC Harrison, Va; C A Sprinker, do; A B Whipple, do; RD Bill. do; J M Slaughter, Md; 8 K Cal well. do: SH Rothermel, Pa; C 8 Gitz, Md: J J Ford. do. ‘T © Beall, Ky; Mrs E D Willard aod family, Ga; Miss Hepburn, do S McElroy, Va; JB Wilson. Ky; RJ Fairiiel-l, Va; GN Feath. Nat! OF HM Thoruburg, 0; WD Whitfield, WASHINGTON HOUSE.—Jas R Harper, S wane. P - st. N H; Geo Harrls, Va; Whe tea * Dixon, N H Goodliu, J M . Chamope, Tenn; W. : s. Balt’e; R Bryarty, Texas; W inily, Georgia; Wim’ P Slusser, L Mayfield and fs FI NTS OF OCEAN STi ZS. Prom rue Unitep Seite nes. Steamers. Leaw. For York... Harivarg nae 2 Yew York..Bremen.. Sept. 2 -New York. .Liverpool...Kept. 2 --New York... Liverpool Sept. 3 vew York..Glasgow. - 5 ew York... Bremen -5 —— ‘ ew Fork.»Mremen. 9 \ Oe ew York..Liverpoo! 12 Vander bit! New York..Havre pti From Evropa. Beigiqe -Antwerp....New York. Ang 20 4 la... Liverpool...New York..Aug 2? ande - -Havre....... New York,.Aug.22 Argo. ++-South’pton..New York. Aug 30 The California mail steamers leave N r on the 5th and 20th of each month, ve Reena © —_ Ugited States. also for carrying the residue of | Paid marine losses 427 04 done in Massachusetts. I gave it to children a year | tors. The most expedi route to the Virgina th Is, fi th it da ‘Oe 1857, to the ‘aid fire losses. 737 33 oid, to oid peopie of sixty. I have seen iT, puny, For th h tickets at the lowest rates apply at 7 } Sith of June, crnclusive,) ls 1 he the follies route | Exponses, salaries,and oommis- wormy-looking. ohldron. whose flesh was soft and | the agency, 17 W eat street. New York, to boot ¥.six hours’ stage travel to the Green- in the State of New York, wil' be received at the | _ ai: - 45,489 00 1. W. RAY MOND.—or to Contract Office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Washington, until the litn day of Sep- tember, 1857, (to be decided by the 3th day of said month,) in the maaner herein stated, viz: bys Testored to & perfect atate of health by one ‘o those who are subject to bottle will alway: re it. It catarrh and-dizzinet Some w Sulpbur. we Washington st 68. m., arriveat WHIT! LPRUR thesame night 6 Reinaurasice, return pre a Fare from Alexandria to White Sulphur, 81250. ARMSTROD * and agency charges... _.. 27,474 68 Ni: s| C.L. BARTLETT, Boston. $177,128 61 Sy 24f great relief in have taken it had 1135 From, Rouse’ Point, by Champlain, Mooers, | _ Balance remaining with the Company ..§223,057 07 | been coative for years, and have been regulated by | J\OR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK. {ne Steamer GEORGE PAGE. foot el events iy Aaronsburgh, Ellenburzh, ——— | it. Where the body 18 sound it orks auite easy. |“ -phe Steamet MARYLAND will, on the sth of Eioonsests Gi eee cetex, Wrightsville, ‘Chateaugay, The Assets & the Company are as foliow: but where there is any derangement of the functions | he Steamer MARYLAND wil ‘iekets for Richmond and Lynchburg procured on Bangor, North hiledelphia city and county bonds. 16,048 19 | Of nature, it will cause, vory singular feelings, but } 7m )7) 00m oleae ime W cote : the Boat Moira, North Law | Raulrod bonds... 17 Ligne ion.) Foe mart por be slatuied: they aINAys Steaxpcer Seventheat whart) every, WED. {L7~ Omnibneonand Bag will beat the er Falls, Stockholm Depot, 43°500 00 | trom four days to & week. ere is never r SD nad SARC DAY econ aan, ch. | Dovet of the Wachter i coe accra Stockhoim, West Stockhoim,North Stock 4 ‘clock mineton 1 a0 sult from it; on the once) of Palo that emo . orth Potsdam, Potsdam, Madrid ane a grt pe ge illo TAY tatdoad ere MONDAY. aad | ere Smple time t THURSDAY at 4 o'eloc G ty im, & distance of eix mules, allowing ample time Maria, and Las tre, te Od- pass some of the most extravagant enpomipma of it She will touch, goin; returning, at RY meals. denbuing 19 insien snd beck, ix timona | New Sorkann-cncvon tess unsag hat ever man listened POINT, PINES “PONT, BLACKINTON Alexandria, July, 2AMES A- EVANS, Arent, week. ment on stock not yet due. ‘ i b \ © RUA i on « . . s asGonnige are ramon, the stage rndand ue | Rooyen maine preg /az-es- Wmian | Moth stat Rag Ma et otis DOT Re © OM Pom sed Ner- | ey aNp IMPORTANT BOREDULE. offices: 'y eu iis IM Clo! Ba ecu! hy i 5 V connection with the main rout recmiumna On policies recently isaued, and Leal that I never teven “re i ie Str 4 WM. MITCHELL. N oompany ..-......-.. ee et ee ee eee 16,456 7H $523,057 07 FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. INSTRUCTIONS. 1. The letter maii is to be carried on horseback at the greatest practicable speed, and the residue of the mail 1a wagons, or otherwise, at s slower rate of speed. Bidders will state in theit proposals the schedule of arrivais and departures by which they Pro xe to run, and the rate of ed to be acoom - F ished. The pro: is may set forth distict sums fur the letter and for the other mails, or a combined one for the entire service. 2. No pay wilt be made for trips not performed ; and for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex piained three times the pay of the trip may be de- ducted. For arrivals so far behind time as to break connexion with depending mails,and not sufficiently exoused, one-fourth of the compensation for the trip is subject to forfeiture. 5. For leaving behind or throwing off the mails, or any portion of them, for the admission of passengets, or for being concerned in setting up or running an ex- preas conveying intelligence in advance of the mail, & quarter's pay may be deducted. 4. The Postmaster Generai may annal the eontract for repeated failures to run agreeably to contract: fc vivciating the post office laws, or disobeying the structions of the Department; for refusing to ¢ charge a carrier when required by the Department to do 0; for assigning the contract without the assent of the Postmaster General; for rinning anexpress as aforesaid; or for transporting persons or packages conveyine maiable matter out of the maul. 5. Each bid must be guarantied by two responsible rsons. General guarantees cannot be nadmittad. The bid and guarantee should be strmed plainly with the full pame of each person. ‘The Department reserves the right to reject any bid which may be deemed extravagant, and also the bids of failing contractors and bidders. 7 ‘ho bid aled ; superscribed “Mail . State of - addressed “Second As- tmmster General,’’ Contract Office, and sent by mail, not by or to sn agent; and postmasters will not enclose proposals (or letters of any kind) in theirquarterly returns. 7. The contracts are to be executed and returned to the department by or before the lat of October, 1857, but the service must be commenced on tho Ist Qotober, whether the contracts be executed or not. No pre ion for transfers wiil be considered until the contracts are executed and reoeived at the de- artment and then ne transfers will be allowed un- jess good and sufficient reasons therefor are given, to be determined by the department. ‘ 8. A modification of a bid m any of its essential terms is tantamount to a new bid, and cannot be re- ceived, so.a8 to interfere witi Sage competition debts due the al was mnsile Balauoe in few Wotties. « tual in all cases of that awful few who have seen oye OF i shan I es of Drops: DAY LINE FOR EDWARDS’ FERR AND LEESBURG, V6., via Chesapeake Ohio The Packet Boats AR I know of several NT Atatee tous ee sople cured by it. For the various diseases of the | on te "natch a3. Neaving the wharf of W. a. iver, Sick Headache, Dyepepeiss Asthma, Fever H.G ter, Georgetown, D.C. morn) and Ague, Pain in the Sule, Diseases of the Spine, | a: i Sundays except a4 in ei nt and particularly in Dixeases of the Kidneys, &c., t! look in the discovery has done more good than auy medi arrive at the Grent Falls,or educt, at 108. m., Seneca at 12m., Edwards’ Ferry at 3p. w., where @ stage will bese readiness to conve! ers to Leesburg, Returning, lenve F rds Perry every day at nine o’clock im the morning, and arriving in Georgetown at sunset. $1.25. Intermediate points as ‘Through coy = follows:” Great Falis or Washi ton Aqueduct, 50 75 cents; Edwards’ Ferry, @iis; rpinie, inolading $1.%. Meal ts at moderate price: W. A. & Et G NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND 3 _, LIQUOR STORE, The subscriber begs to inform his friends and the publio, that he has opened a NEW STORE, corner of 12th street and Louisiana avei hy tends to keep constantly on hand a are a id assortment of Foreign and Domestic WID QUORS, CIGARS, end PINE GROG consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Soa) Olives, Raisins, Figs, Sardines, Anchovi Marrett & Co,, Pinet & Co., and Brandies in oases, demijolns, and casks. maica Rum, Sherries, Madeira, Port of teriptions, Si. Julien Claret, Chasen, iad a) ag me oo ae ly i A pu le, Annisette, Mai ino, Curacoa, Abayntie. Champagne, and a large and vaned de- scription of Havana Cigars. Also, Stoughton oe and Fever and Ague Bitters, Porter, Ale,# wer. ilies are particularly invited to call and exam- ook pafore purchasing elsewhere. Mem- bers of Congress are also informed that orders will be promptly attended to, and delivered at their a the a a nerai assortment of fine Havana im- ported direct by the jubscriber.at wholesale re- tai, ‘Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and vee Old Wikaben een tantly on hand, of 1840. sevy's iskes, cons! |, O1 Country orders punctually attended to, and cou. The business of this Company will oompare favor- Q@bly with the most uccessful similar institutions in the United States. Fromthe ist day of August, 1255, in'fifteen months, up to the ist day of women, 1, the premiums and interest received amounted to the large sum of four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty-five dollars and sixty-eight cents, with the payment of lor hundred and seventy- and nses of one en thousand one hundred and twenty-eight dol- a y-one cents. With these evidences of success and good man- agement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting & share of public patronage, believing that the qocurty offered is ample, and that all fair claims will be ad- justed more according to equity than legal technicale iter. is prepared to issue policies against loss or damage by fire on DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN- UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES, All desoriptions of BUHL DING nd their contents; or all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported by VesseLs, StEAMBOATS, CANAL Boats, RAILROADS. And the usual sonvesazices to or from suy portion of EU «AND AMERICA, and on the hulisof STEAMBOATS navigating the Western Waters. The rates of premium wil! be as low as other com- panies, and in fixing them overy improvement in be peed jon and arrangement will be taken into con- sideration, All losses speedy adjusted and promptly paid. Office, northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ith street, Washington City, D.C, Insurance may also be effected at the Home O, nerthwest corner Walnut and Second sir Philadelphia, 3 And in other principal cities of the Un.ted States by authorized officers of the Company. aps ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMP. Y. CHARTERED BY CONGKESS. ever know! No = of diet ever necessary—eat thé best you ean get and enough of i Directions for Use.—Adults one table-spoonful per day—children over ten years dessert-spoonful— children from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to all constitut: take sufficient to operate an the bowels twice o day. MANUFACTURED BY wes AL D KENNEDY. No, 120 Warren Street. Roxbury, Massachusetts, Agents for Washington.—Chas. Stott & Co., Z. Gilman, Kidweil & Lawrence, J. B. Gardner, Burry & Co., D. Walsh & Co., F. 3. Waish, J. P. Stone, Martin King, Nairn, & Palmer, Schwartz. & Co.. Boswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. P. Milburn, Danbar yson, Ford & Bro. Agents for Georgetown.—R. 8. Cinseil, O M Lentham, J. L. Kidwell. my 5-ly Private MEDICAL TREATISE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By M. B. La CROIX, M. D., Albany, N. ¥. 200 pages and 190 fine Plain and Colored Lithographs and Plates. 1G~ PRICE ONLY 3 CENTS. .OF IL” Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union. Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological View of Mar riage. A new and revised edition of 250 pages a1 180 pintes. P1 25 cents a copy. A popular and Sompreseunsre Treatise on the duties and casualties of single and married life—happy and fruitful allian. ces, mode of seonring them—infelicitous and infe tile ones—their obviation removal—nervous de- bility, its causes and oure, by a proce: once 80 simpie, safe, and effectun!, that failure is impossibie —rules for gaily MAnAgement—Aan essay on Sporma- torrhera, with practical observations on a safer and more suc ful inode of treatment—precautio: hints on the evil results from empir: practice ; to which is added commentaries on the diseases of fe- poaioe from inmacy to old age—each case graph ry ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. provement hire revision of the road . portant. en to the trav- elerare & ., ry aE. June 1 H wi in beth Station, Baltemeore genptyar os . arrives at Wheeling at 4.5 ville, Chicago, &c., and at same piace r 25 rigtta R. 3 recent extension and of its lesd- ing connecting lines at the West has en- which high|y importaat G rat's aa, ig 15,1857 EE DAILY TRAINS will be run ons for throu Firat—The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starts m Camden 8t7 A.M.,(exoept ju a} at way siations and arrives at Cum- a ' ata P.M. od rhe MAIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- - M., connecting at Benwood with Central Obie trains for a Cincimmat:, Indianapolis, Lou - - Lo ith trains for Cleveiand, Toledo, Detroit, &c., by Cleveland Rosd,and alsoat Parkersburg with Ma. Third—The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI EX PRESS TRAIN leaves deily at M., con- The Company nec! mot Benwood at 8 A. M. with express from ilaire to Cincinnati, (without change Cars at Colwmbus,) and reaching there in but hours from Balumore and 26 hours from Washung- ton. It also cennects directly, m both directions, at Grafton with cars by Parkersburg and Marietta roads for Chillicothe, Cincinnati, etc. These trains connect at Xenia for Indiana: Chicago and St, Great Ohio and in the West is much | from 46 to 100 mules shorter the shortest of other routes. From the West these connections are equally close snd sal + or- riving pie omy othe Ae A. Sa an e cl throm pointe. ROUGH TICKETS old at lowest rates at Camden Station and at Washington, D. Pessengers from Saltimore or Washington may view the enti id by daylight, pking men. Ing fraine, ‘and tying over at ‘Eatin S va and, and resi next morni e- gorminodintion ‘train, leaving Cu berland at & end a . FOR WAY rb nen en The Cumberiand A coommodat at7A.M., Will etop at ali Stations cast of Commanens. ons th Wheeling Accominedation at all Cumberiand going West. » and southern p' the distance is o' '. ts, CaPitTaL, —— —~- ~~. ——- $200,000 1! This Company is now prepared to receive applicn- tions for INSURANCE ON BUILDINGS, MER. CHANDISE, &c., at the usua! City rates, without any charge for Policy, at their ice, cornet of Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the descriptor ‘ 5 try produce of ns received on consign- 2 Eastwardly, the Mai after the last hour set for rece: se Washington City Sayings Bank. ly illustrat: beautiful plates. It'points out the : N ¥ in leaves Wheeling at 8.99 A. M.,and Acoommo- Saracens tobe cartel notte erty the | wee pasty, DOEPONEE iy Base aor Seka Cer gene egg A 72 SOMME Eaktatce | deten ences Comberhni sr 8 wading Salmore sufficiency of guarants sureties wit it Ow m. F. ne! mn, “ 5 ing that they are persons of sufficient responsibiity: | Joseph Brean james F. Haliday, young. It isa truthful adviser to the married, and PALE STYLE FOR 1057: ON. NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA and ail bidders, cnmrantors,and sureties are distinct Wm. Orme, udson Taylor, nits acseantauiok dn aereome oularcaivinn coer — _ | BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, war ky notified that, on a failure to enter into or perform Francis Mohun, . W. Galt, Ainiite Of thier piivaienl commiuiclaanl woke nen on Now ready at STINEMETZ,S. 2%: Penneyivanis | passencers ‘will wake the Expreas Wwestwardiy nnd the contrac! lor the service eo th - le on avenue, near he corner o| it- Mai! 1 y. ceptod bids, their logal linbilities will be enforced econ pUAMES C,MOGUIRE, President, | to1ous of having lazarded the health, happiness and | Tesnch io most popular Fall striea The PREDERICK TRAIN starts at ¢ P.M Against thei, AARON Y. BROWN, _Grarton D. Hanson, Secretary, ap l-ly La ride 25 cette per eoey or five-copies for, - | of Dress, or Moleskin HATS, to Leaves Frederick ie ae ‘ay stations. at sis which he invites particular attenti A, arriving at Raltumore 12 neo Having established the cash E 35 tem, finding it to work well, he 7 will continue to make a discount of ise per cent. upon the actual market ld for $4jand }for the low price of $3.50; for $3, and for $2.50 a Postmaster General, Post Orsice DEPARTMENT, au it-lawiw ‘August 2, 1957, PP RANSPORTATION OF COAL TO CHINA 4, mail N I8E OF ed free of postageto any part of the United States, eRe ro Of UBB BROTHERS. by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, (post paid,) Albany, — D oy On nelosing 2. It it Dxepoeirs.— Deposits received and Checks id ¥. B. Those who profer may consult Dootor IL. without charge. ‘Dralts on the noriharn seabnard | CROIX ,upon any of the diseases upon which bh e:ties received on Depo at book treat uther personally or by mail. His med: e:nes often cure in the short space of six days, and completely and entirely eradicate all traces of those disorders whieh copsiva and cubebs have so long. cd to the ruin of the health of mn. LLICOTT’S MILL TRAIN leaves at 5, P.M. lkeott’s Mulls at ASH T ND THE SOUTH. Leave Baltimore for Washieton at 4.15 and 9.15 Sand 5.15 P. On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., A.D and 5.15 P. M. on! r on for Baltimore at 6 and 8.30 A. Leave Was M. and Sand 4 M. On Sundays at 7A, M., and par,and Exchange on id Cities furmahed to depositors without charge. Inrerkst on Derosits.—interest will be allowed on Deposits at such rates as may be sereed upen. Derosits iy Vir A AND UNCURRENT Money. Bot unfrequently fo: aslight variation im q superior quality for th good assortment o1 Navy Department, Bureau of Construction, Equipment.and Repairs, Aug uss 13. 1857. Prorosats, sealed and endorsed ** Proposals for been thought ana always on hand, 420 P. M. onl: Freight to China,” will be received at this Bureau | Deposits in Vi d other Uneurrent Money re- | the patient. Hi. ott The first und fourth trains from Bgltimore, and the until S v'elgck, the 15th September next, for the | ceived to be checked for, payal tinental remed, d seeond and fourth trains from Washington, will be trans ortadies f not exereding 4,000 tons of Anthra- | SPecie, we charging the regu! fortunately, physicians treat with mercury, to t eXpress mai! trains. stopping only at Washington cite Coai froi tof Phulade: insuch quan- | — Discounts.—Notes, Drafts, irretrnievable deatrgetion to the patient’s cunstit Junction and Annapolis Junction. The 9.15 and 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the 8.39 and 42 trains from Washington connect with the trains from Annapolis. G ia congey — Ney apply to J.T. , Agent, at the Ticket office WM. S. WOODSIDE, tion. and which all the sarssparilla in the worid can- not cure, toour own order, expressly [Ly Lithee No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. ¥. and whioh. we will guarantee to keep feb 14—ly any length of time, even in the warmest of weather. = ‘Allfovers of good Ale can. be necormme wit fa rE OH AV IVED THE FOL- | theasbeve at our Depot, 57 Green street, Ggeree- Wide Goods which we are prepared to tat at = NN. tities as may ruper to accep aval Storeke will bediscouuted, and Loans made on Stoc and Securities, at the market rate. Lrtrers or Crenit.—Lelters of Credit will be i, negotiable in the different Cities of the States,on Deposit of Money or Collaterals and interest allowed if Money is deposited, snd riment deem 1 Burton and XXX Ales. delivered tothe United States at Hong-Kong and Shanghai, as er will state tho price per ton of 2,24 Iba, delivered without primage or any other ex- Station. narEe, and alzo the rate at Shich demurrage sees e on ot Colas als OR AOR LEE RS aay beagreed town, D.C ARNY & SHI ‘Jy 1S-tf Master of Transportation. Baltimore. will becharged. No other than cargo for the Gov ? 7 yy | @ sinali advance of cost for cash : as - - -— ernment to be received on board. RAVRLING Bits or ExcHANG H—Travelers wi!! | 46!" “ & : - ree See ay YORK AND LAVER If the draught of water of the vessel oftered makes | be furnished w:th drafis in such sums asimay be de- | A VGry large variety of Turner Bros. colebrated ae FUR HE YORK AND LI POO ACES. ( , ; nau: : 7 5 5 ON LSTEAMERS, any Tghieraae necotaary it lomdings t'wil boat the | MyeLuexotatle u the dierent Cites of tae pin. Tasaien Dein vice] akiGdcellbél veready the Attention of the community generally and of TED STATES MAIL ST: e I: bur = Bi.Ls AnD LETTERS OF Cx ON ENGLAND, 1KE- house riicularly, ix invited to the EEY- — f iloatpe” “Portne delivery of tho Conl within | LAY ato Lygora.jeusoleasuengeand Lettre | ggoytt?S hands, gertain our for Diarchenand | SP miemeAT Tes me Peented by J- D-Green The Ships commening this dvs wus iciaptedyne the tatoo one far-wee: | shive maiget fae for Bgshane,n dune 8a” | CiaeP HAUS, Shorey nnd Sweet Malaga Wines, | ail ardat, sperm are soisited to call at our | The ATLANTIC ..---— Capt, iver Bidrdes, ther working de evory 3 tons of coal. Bonpa, Stocks, & dy, Binokn, and Seoun- | Claret; Madera. Sherry nud Sweet Malaga Wines, | store aud satisfy themselves of the, superiority he BAL TH ; eck” ‘The veese! named must stand A No. 1,and pass | ties paying from 6 to nt.. always for sxle, or ry iP seg qual d Ch B bis Heater over all others in use. uccessfully oes —-- Capt. James the usual inspeation by such offers as may beap” | DoUKAL in the different Cilios at & commesion of alg | Raspbe trawherty, Ginger, and Cherry Brag. | have the prineipiex of combustion been applied tite ARR FE pointed by the Commandant of the Yard where tha | Pr-ceul. Whege Stocks are bought upon orders, we io t . ! 6 Ls ee — reserve the right to cull for a deposit of 10 pr.ceut ou surf..ce of one hundred and fifty square feet, it re- | for the Government service.every care the frait Ship inay be; and if not uifered for inspection within ees € = rr and Pepperment Cordials Art t. less coal than any furnace | in their construction, as also in their engines, to in- three days aftera notice hes been given, the De- lle Bowls or Stocks will be ordered by tele- nee of Pepperment Reretefore massfectared. J su rength and speed, and their secom! 10n® Pact nnnscrca the public miterest, Pie cossel mest | CRAGLROAD, Citt, amp Stare Bovs.—Railroad, Loughton Bitters eAsCery juuprovement Unt an experience of thirty | for passengers are unequalled for elegance and com- & Ae Cit: id State Bonds can be placed in our bands for z mace est, has = 5 5 be Sri eg oem 2 ppb apres ton day | negotiation, either in this country or Europe, Ratt- been applied in the production of the "Keysto Price of from New York to Liverpool, passage nm first cabin, $150; in second do., 875; exclusive use of extra size state rooms, $35. From Liverpool to New York, 3 and 20 ¢ s. An sxoeenent. Sur- Lnnl paid for. ‘Tho ahipe of tse hne Save tangcor un pr lor. e 8 ol ine have im, water-tight bulk-heads. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. 5 FROM LI’ Heater, = its yropriaions feal aseured CS, for efi- . any of ase, it 18 unsury ciency and economy o i i pneerpeenes No, 30 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 11 o Exclusive Agency for the sale of the Keyston Heat W&W2m;Union, TAT) OST ABSORBING BOOK OF THE Acs”’—Consuelo—by George Sand ; price 5° s of Rudolstadt, by George Sand; 9 road [ron purchased for cash or with Lanp Wagkants.—Land Warrants bought at the market rates. All Warrants sold by us are guaran- teed in every respect. nd Warrants located on commission. ud Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- ested. “Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or sent for sale ou commission to responsible 16s. REAL Estate anp Teavaandss.— peel Estate bought and gold, and Insurances effected. tance giveu. Bonds. il aml weather permitting, the vessel must say! within five daysafter being loaded and the bills of nding suened; otherwise there will be deducted from the freight money, fur each and every day's de- lay insaiing beyond the five days named, a sum equal tothe amount demanded per day for demur- mge Pisment will be made within thirty ots after the presentation of receipts in triplicate of the delivery of the coal. by any Navy Agent in the United States that Lawlor may select, who will be designated supply ors, | ng the only f the kind um the District, aud which cannot fat! in giving satisfaction to all who uxe them: Philadelphia XX, Burton and XXX Pale Ale, Ehiladelphis Brown Stout,X X Por ter, and a fine article of Lager Beer. Ax nsual,a supply of Mineral Water, Cider, &a., on band, ARNY & SHINN, jes Treen stree’ CROWN a . Craima on Unite States, Court oF CLana, OTICE, - 1857, Wednesday, Aug. 5.1857 eons bat aug Mtawéw _ | Coxoness.—Claims on the United states, beforeths Wednesday, Aug: 19.1857 1857 | 1857! lay, Sept.2 | 1857, Wednesday, Sept. 30.1857 1857 Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1857 1857 Wednesday, Oot. 28 1857 -1857| Wednesday, Nov. 11.1857 1857 Wednesday, Nov. 25.1857 1st) WW egneeses » Pee. 9 1397 | Wedmesday, 3.107 EDAD KS COLLINS. No. 56, Wall street, TAPLE FALL GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, side Bridg Georgetown, D.C., ed and offers to customers, an assortment of goods adapted to the early Fall demands, consist tng of the following, viz: Plain Black Silks.ol the best makes in Modes aud bright colored Mus it Court o} con or Congress. ir usted to us, will be weecut 01 able meys. = 7 prom?" CHUBB BROTHERS, _isn27 - Opposite the Treasury. BASKING HOUSE OF PAIRO & NOURSE. Keokuk City 8 per cent. Bonds Keokuk City 10 per cent. Bunds—short. avenport, lowa, 10 per cent. Bonds. St. Louis County 7 per cent. Bonds —short. Lee County, fowa, 8 per cent. Bonds. ceiving dai IRN Sylvester Sound,the Somnambulist,by Henry Cock- TURE ever offered inthis market, which we at invite the atteution of those in want, as we p gH or aasure them they can save at least 19 per cent. Fy Sam aay the Clockmaker, 2 volumes; $1, bound 1.25. De Stael Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern,2 vols. Nemely— Handsome carved marble top Buresus and Tables Rosewood and walnut Tete w-Totes, Sofas Wardrobes, Chairs of all kinds. ry and poplar Tables. ‘attreses, hair, corn-top, and husk; Comforts. Blankets, Hedsteads, hich and low-poat. eats. “looks of all kinds, = as Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Blas, by Charles Lever; | Saturday; Dec.5..--- Justreceivedat TAYLOR & MAURY’S au 3-St Bookstore, near 9th street. Ggeisine OFF !!—SELLING OFFI!!! tlee: 1 SvAnsy . Bonds-—short. t Tablon, Sideboards, W hat-not aa BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool: Paice” Mills; all Wool.and | phe shove and other Hands for enlo-at steht inten avon of al kul, some extra fine Carpets. fren it Vasceres uecomen an glee et oes PSEEPHEN KENNARD & CO. Sh Austin eas i On a By al je | rare, be celebrated makes of | S2, "ill pay, the purchaser at least 10 or $2 por cent. rookery Ware of all kinds, tiustiny toolfer our stock At prices utteriyregaea: | BG: WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. cca. tee atone All kinds of State. City, Railrond,and other Stocks Feathe rand t snoy Goods of all kinda. sae eaile Guo ee prior seach ri tor owners of these ships will pot be aecountable A Ee a and Bonds bonght or sola, Also, Notes secured by nd other Goods toogumerous to ment oO ‘tment is complete, consisting of Per- | fer gold, stiver, bullion, speci weiry, precious Singita double width Lupin’s Black Mouslin De- | Real Estate, uogotiated or purchased, Noueskl den vite the attention of haxsekes ae fomery, Toilet Goole Chimnant trense Oenmmente, stones ox metala, unless bills par ng are signed White. Red, and rll (ppornnol Tess ITT Interest alfowed on deponits at tho mite 0 xix} Oustomers, Sipe enaw An ch Sedge te eg je 15 J € oe, & 2 rs er cent, per annum when left for thirty days or » R. Le +9 and an endless variet; NITE. y ib Shirting Printa, str ipod aad dotted , aR loaner. nn dy 25h cor. of ith street and Penn.ave. | *'ention of the pubi®, DMTED STATES MAIL LINK P. 8.—We shal! still continue our regular sales ‘Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat et morni rt evening, in front of our store. Consignments Soli- ou cases advances made when required. aa nb. C. & CO. ep 5-tf (intel) Auctioneers. OME-MADE CARRIAGES. of our own manufacture, & fine arsortment of all kinds of CARRE AGES of the very best, — and most! NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS. Jan 2th Opposite the Treasury. ROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS. Painting AND ‘PHOTOGRAPHY ComBingp. FROTOGRAY HIC PORTRAITS, No Humbug. ‘ersons indebted will please settle up at once, as the present arrangements must be ci 5 H, J. McLAUGHLIN & Ci au 23- . bet. &th and 9th sts, I OBSON’S RUDIMENTS OF THE ART OF Building, Sie. Allen’s Cottage Building, 370. Tomlinson’s Warming and Ventilation, 75e. Dempacy's Drainage and Sewage of Towns and jutidy Gents. and Boys half do. di saen Cambric Handk’ fs n ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGH’ TARE FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGO) VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. Regular Sailing Days, 5th € Wth of cach month. Cavtiox.—S8o frauds and - sce ere take hes eas eee eg eed bound to CALI“ RNIA, that the subscriber, the only authorized € Heavy Brown Sheetings, Di and fine brown Shastings With other seasonable Goods, whieh will be sold low to St OF prompt customers. t ue roved styles, and warranted in point o} » She. ’ nue ‘ JH. 9 Mule ene on tive, ‘Workmanship and material, to be equal to any made | Dempsey’s Drainage of Lands. Ste. Agent for paseage by the U.S. Mail Line, via Pann- ; DR sea in the oily of Washington or any other city in the | Dobson on Foundations and Concrete Works, 370, | ma, in the city of New York, feeisit his duty to ee Ove bine Sone 8. WALKER’ Vnited Sintes., We respectfully solicit n call from | Burnellion Tames, Cements, Mortars, Conéretes, | oution all persons socking. passage to California, Ww a i izens and strangers to examine our work ; as Astios, &c.. &c., So. . ‘oatTION, pw ety ther my iaperaay gy terrors gedery ike FORTE ATT AND TICTORE GALLERY, wearedetermined to let none surpass us either in Well-dig: of the U.S. ind the true office of the Steam: b y. Lane, vin Pauama Railroad, as po other ofhee in New York is authorized to 234 panenge. hich ieartey Weatcirest, corner of Wesrem atsect, at street, 001 . Tronting ou the North Rivers at the head of the Com: ndellon ng, Boring. &e., Sto. Dobson's Masonry and Stone Cutting, 75c, Gibbons on the Law of Contracta for Building and ork, Ste, Leeds on the Orders and Styles of Architecture£70, Garbett’s Principles «f Design in Arebitecture, 75e. Odeon Hall, corner 43g st. and Pennsylvania avenue, S. WALKER has fitted up the above apaci apartments at a very great outlay of capital, thereby rendering his establ nt one of the most com- plete handsome 6 whole country. He has lity of ‘k or in low prices. “"Wenlso do every kind of REPAIRING ina work- ars ie moeener Soe peaaceetie vilees. and \d Sarriages: en in tyiment for new ata fair price: SIMON FLYNN & CO. xineering Surveying; 75 ota. truction and Jiiumination of mlinson on Construction of Locks; 56 cents. g ‘9 ¥ *s Wharf. mpsey on Tubuarand other Iron’ Bridges; 37 | & larg ery for free exhthition of upward of 200) May 126m ofulaeg] #4 3. Prideaux on Fuel. Furnaces, &c., Se. pany’s ae Bie “Deni tmetorn masters. fo-which’he intense tevadd froek | FRALLW AY CLASSICS. new and beautiful edi- | Wafer Works tor Clie and Towns iY 8 Hethes, | fo. nt? ™ TW: HAY MONR, Arent, 8. WakeR has also fitted upa com- tong af fifty cents per voinme, now ready. Civil Engineer, $1.12 je 19- ew York. Irving’s Sketch- Book. ‘3 ‘Tales of a Traveller. ‘he Salmagundi, or the Whim-whams and Opinions of Lanneelot Langstafl, Esq., and others. The above series, in course of publication, (which ¢ Telegraph; 75 ee: Segehenecn on onatruction of Railways; ST cents. Dempsey on Locomotive Engines: 56 cents. A trong on Steam Bollers; 87 cents. of rooms, with private robing apartments . and purchased the finest possible instru- id engaged a first class operative artist t rtiment for taking all kinds o Cy gy PE AND DA- PORTRAL Gas Works and the Manufacture and Distribution of Gas, by S. Hughes, $1.12. Imported from London, each volame with num FRANCK TAYLOR. JNTERESTING TO FAMILIES, The following extract from a New York paper degge ed friends. PI raphs taken from corpses, or sick persons cy. by 1). Varley, 750. ' offers SUGAR, COFFEE, hical excellence are uasurpassed,) will | — Sa qnanot fail to app aye non the Power of Water, ; ‘om in ty ogra ipts of Ts his country for one = case Pees) gale mater etic woc'ane pee | Seer egea pad ee eal euskal Pee | BTO TRAPS BROWNS HOTEL | Hae ath armani epee Siete Pxneie Vessvestives 25 ovate: 8. WaLxxn. by combining the Photographie Pro- | *tson* ain? sassit aaah wate nd Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING pounds short of the imports of the year end- mported from London, each volume with numer- | cess with the art of Painting, of which he has had TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore . FURNE H 6G GOODS ‘of the finest ing >. 1856, and that ous engravings. 25 and whose specimens of life | gy 14- near sth strest_ | style and mske, at the Emporium of Fashion, No. | "Phe sdvance in binck tens. Oolongs, singe last PRANCK TAYLOR, i AGNOLIA-HANS 5x Brows’ Hotel, next to private entrance. eccmmbel. bat pect Secs cents per pound: and e : . . of lo ium grades, : ON INTEREST, ANNUITIES, ee eres or ee) VE 0 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS, Mintal& Staten) ______] have experienced ai advance of one hundred pet and Life Insurance, S7e. R two, to produce portraits that have never been ex- | Weare just ing, and we guarantee them un- “EN GING ER—GREEN Ngee — ot, over last season's closing prices. her’s Descriptive Geometry, with Atlas, 760, | oelled for their fidelity and life-like expression, Can- oqalted ry aey jams in ried REEN GING: by t will thus be seen that the strong nd Algebra far self instruction, Te. vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for ‘hey Were cured in Mary expressly for our KING & BURC ELL, advance in the tex ook awd io the result of = Elgetrionty. by = ne tam mony the pa far ationti id to the painting of P “AEF No authorized agente Say ted ba es “= ieved tel aaseeaee at rere boone maae on vanipet, TW. 8. Harr tion ' jon pai e painting of Por- A ; ES. ; ¥° it . traits. Miniature ING & BURCHEL HEAP FAMILY GROCER tire suspension of shipments at . mile maf of Phoiogmany re, Miniat or life-size, from small pictures of iv25 Corner Vermont avenue and I8th Ly " C at, AS BOON AS A Sufficient force foo nt r > = The_ subscriber Srriver at the seat of war, all five Rirdemon taken at their own residences, on immediate notice. OW Dea i te, AM Oe inte "y Astronomy. we. A aoe MALT fon SHOR eGR ar IpFe China, will probably be placed under strict blocksd >, Ship and Buriding. He. mines and olassen tren: in aa number 1 Aa pee A POR ER and ih _ BUTaER an eesti nel te n they taba cer eval ae meet Masting and Rigging Shi i Gon pap Rear of copies fray the same nol have a snpply on ; 80 x me pelle: JONAS PLLEVY; ease come seg very great in Jomne i. 9 be “ i — a’ | a a ii f ca Art of Psy ng te Biano Forte, se, | Liheneeses painted. on Copper for ‘Tomb hg Depot, (No. 31 Groen str KEYS, BRUGHBS, PHRPUMERY, and | quoements for fmuliog {9 iy un heir Buppiee of Tmported from Lone ee volume with retubly back lined ‘and restored {o" their ‘arygiaal : 2 at cost, St LAUGHLIN & CO's, | sell-tf Corner Vermont ave ans leietiest, oun engravings, FRANCK TAY 1 she ie = ago . m= fucky curing, which are ver im mA 2 We baa e ahaiee lot of our NE UsIC, ITALIAN VIOLIN AND are suitable for large or spel i au St EN superior. The sizes rings, receved this week, at our Piano OH . ELLIS, Ok BUROHELL.” 906 Penn. ave., bet, 3th and 16th ste. “adies and gentlemen are rex 1 a toonll at the Gallery, dver Shilinkton ebook either entrance 4% street, two dours from Pennsylvania yy avenue. tchendaleetenanentnteime wet wm << ewe: tit REMOLO ACCOR DEONS, ii ont T call and see them, at the Music Depot at W. G. ME ROTT, ‘corner +O TOM LAU (' for Barge 13.—Tney G “ef GHLIN’S for Bargains. jeg Lith and Paave, are selling eulz-