Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pa. avenus and Eleventh street, By W. D. WALLACE. Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, of 37 conte per month. To mail subscribers the aub- soription price is $3.08 year, in advance; $2 for #iX months; $1 for three months; and for ‘ess than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single Copies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) neerted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekiy, 25 per cent. advance; once a week, ber cent. advance. + Ebenimng Star. VOL. XI. BUFFALO IN A BLAZE! nd Cowhiding Affair— er Muss—An Ardent Admirer ped. {From the Buffalo Express, Feb. 1.) Our city was thrown into quite an excitement on Saturday afternoon, by one of those affairs which indicates a sort of chivalry that is more prevalent in metropolitan towns. One of our citizens was raw-hided in the street and in the _— of numerous spectators, by a Mr. untington. the reputed husband of Susan De- bin. The name of the sufferer we suppress, on account of his family. The circumstances, as they occurred, are briefly these: The gentleman became enamored of the charms of Susan, and wrote hera note proposing a mecting and an acquaintance which might be mutually agree- able. The following is the note in question, and it speaks for itself : iss Susas Denis: My Dear Madam: Hay- ing long been fascinated with you. I am bold enough to ask whether, under any circumstan- ces, you ever yield to a man’s infatuation for a beautiful woman. If ever you have done so, and can be prevailed upon to allow me the pleasure of an evening with you—not at your public entertainment, for I always possess my self of that pleasure—but where [ may be alone with you, and feast my soul on “ beauty una- dorned,’’ I will endeavor to make it yield, not delight it may be to you, but an acceptable equivalent. df, in short, twenty-five or thirty dollars could, at all, induce you to grant a stranger an interview, it will. give me great pleasure to tea myself a gentleman not only capable of loving you, but of making fitting amends for your generous indulgence. Should you decide to favor me, a note, — time and place, addressed to Charles W. Watson, and slipped under the door of room No. 12, * Harvey's Buildings,’ corner of Main and Swan streets— entrance on Swan—before the hour of five o'clock, p. m., to-morrow,—for I may not be able to get word by the post office before you leave—will be welcomed with infinite delight. Pledse do favor me if possible. Very hastily, your ardent, &c., Cuartes W. Watson. This note, fortunately or unfortunately for the ardent writer, fell into the hands of Mr Huntington, who felt his wife’s honor and vir- tue insulted, and became exceedingly indig- nant thereat. He counselled her to accede to the terms proposed. and grant the interview that had been solicited, and answered the note himself, in her behalf, and in favorable lan- age. over the signature of ‘Sincere.’ The ollowing is the response of Miss Denin’s ad- mirer : My Dear Miss Dexin: A note responsive to mine of yesterday, signed “ Sincere,”’ and cage by your own sweet self, 1 cannot doubt, just come tome. Need I tell you how very happy I am to know you hare confidence enough in me to allow me an opportunity to Prove myself a gentleman, even in your eyes, not only as “ sincere’’ as yourself, but equally as “discreet.” Believe me, my dear Madame, you shall have no oceasion to *‘chide’’ or “‘seold”’ me, and I trust also, no occasion to regret the indulgence you have so kindly ex- tended to me. When I wrote you, it was with the hope that I might be able to be with you for more than a “passing hour,’’ and I yet trust that it may be my sweet privilege to do so; and if it may not be, I will endeavor to “improve the hour.’” You suggest your room ig the American asa place of meeting, unless I name a place more ivate. I should have no objection to the merican were I not so well known there to proprietors and servants—having domiciled there until quite recently. Ihave in my eye a quiet, pretty place, to which it will give me pleasure to take you, and I will have things nicely arranged there- after, should it be agreeable to you, and I would suggest that at the hour you mentioned —4 o'clock—you step into the Reading Room of the Young Men’s Association, under the American Hall, where I will meet you and give you an escort to the place aforesaid If it will not be agreable to you to adopt this ar- rangement, kind enough to notify me by three p. m., by note slipped as before into No. 12, Harvey's Building, and I will then aceede to any arrangements you may suggest. Regretting to have to trouble you with so long a missive—in my proper hand this time— pan prio hoping that nothing may come in the way of our meeting pleasantly, I remain yours very sincerely, Cusntes W. Warson. srieeiny on Saturday afternoon, Bliss Denin met her new aequaintance at the place appointed, and the two repaired to the corner of Main and Eagle streets, where they took a seat in a buggy and dr: off. Huntington, it appears, had a body of fiends in wait ng to ob- serve the movements of Susan and her com- panion. F Among those who were with Huntington, was Mr. Kent of the theatre, the gentleman, if we recoliect rightly. who was rawhided in the streets of Cleveland a few days since. The baggy with Miss Susan and her friend passed down street, and Mr. Iluntingten and his friends followed in a carriage. They proceeded to a house on Carroll street, near Michigan, where Miss Denin’s friend handed her down, and Huntington joined them. Susan intro- duced him to the gentleman as her husband. saying that they could settle the affair in their own way. Mr. Huntington then struck the individual repeated blows over the head and shoulders with a whip, when they closed and fell and rose again. and then went down again when the assailed broke away from Huntington and ran off, leaving his horse and buggy and a sword cane, which Huntington has in his pos- session, and upon which is inscribed the name of a citizen of unsullied reputation heretofore. Thus ended the affair 2-8 -- Bap Suon Leatuer.—A correspondent of the Scientific American, writing from Boonville. Ark., complaina bitterly and justly of the mis- erable character of the leather employed in vommon boots and shoes. He says: * Good leather, if left whole, is tenacious, amd nearly water-proof; but, when split, its tenacity and peat xe! quality are destroyed. If we take a tbic! iece of woolen cloth, and split it through the middle. how long will it last’ It will soon go to shreds It isthe same in degree with leather ; the fibres of it are interlaced, and bound firmly together; but, by splitting, they are severed. and their mechanical adhe- siveness destroyed."’ He complains severely of the boots and shoes made in the East. and sent to Arka’ He says: “One of every pair of shoes is cesreny made with a bad fore- a good hindpart, and the other rice versa; the result is, that theone with the bad forepart is much sooner worn out that the oth- er, but both have to be thrown away together. “«T need annually,’ he saya, * six pairs of this miserable sort of store shoes. costing here about two dollars per pair; and from the very start they cannot keep my feet dry, all beoause they are made of split and ill-selected leather. If the leather were not split, it would last twice aslong. If L could get better leather (unsplit). I could afford to pay a higher price for it, and it would not cost me any more for shoes per an- num, because I would not uire so many pairs; at the same time it would be much bet- ter for me, because they would keep my feet dry.” Taz Mance to tar Grave ix 1857.—What a mighty procession has been moving toward the grave during the past year! At the uusual est mate, since the first of Jenuary, 1357,more than thirty-one million five hund ied thousand of the worid’s populstion have gone down to the grave. Place them in long array. aud they will ive @ moving column of more than thirteen j Ante to every mile of the circumference of the globe. What a spectacle, as they move on, tramp, tramp. the ‘Dead March” giving its tuneral netes as they go to the silent shades!”’ WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1858. NO. 1,573. List or Patexts.—The following is the list of Patents issued from the United States Patent Office, for the week ending Feb. 2, 1858—each bearing that date: AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers" DF LOFERTY AT Drsrersia AND Firs,—Dr. ‘Tracy Delorme, creat curer of Consumption, was for several years so Ve ee RR OAE KNOON, 5.h badiy afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the | Popruary, at aig arcieck "Ae gp ae Francis Arnold, of Middle Hadd Cc. i uary, at 43¢ o’olock, we will sell, in front of the For improvement ia clam, for ends er — | time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually | premi 26, in Square 350, fronting 16 cured by @ prescription furnished him bys young olairvoyant girl. This preseription, given by a mere child while in a state of trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never having failed once. Itis equally as sure in cases of fits as of di ia. The ingredients may be foundin any drug store. I will send this vaiuable prescription to any person on the receipt of one postage stamp to pay postage. Address Dr. Tracy DeLorme, New York Post Office. jan 2-2m* _ 1AM IN PossEssion of some valuable certificates in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its efficacy in relieving bronchial discase attended with feeton of h street west, between H and I streets north, and running back 9% feet to a ten (eet alley. ep operty 1simproved with a goud two weiling House, back building, wood ted of the most im- fthecity. For sn ia- excellent cores, 5 the property will cor & good rent. Terms liberai, and made known at sale. jan 30-dts WALL & BARNAKD. Auct. MAES#AL'S SALE.—In virtue ofa writ offiert AVE facias.under the lien ia) sued from the clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of istrict of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me direoted, | will expose to public sale, for Cas, in front of the Court House deor of said county,on, WEDNES- DAY, the 24th of February , 1358. at i20’clock m., the hair in curl. Artemas Baker, of Templeton, Mass.—For im- proved tool for manufacturing splint baskets. Hermann Blan, of Washington, D. C.—For improved carpet stretcher. Sewall H. Bowker, of Worcester, Mass.—For improvement in machines for forming bonnet frames. Joseph W. Bocage, of Pine Bluff, Ark.—For improvement in jack-screw presses. David M. Boyd, of Indianapolis, Ind.—For im- Proved shingle machine. Moses Bucklin, of Grafton, N. H.—for im- provement in cultivator teeth. Thos. B. Butler, of Norwalk, Conn.—For im- This valuabii Frame sto sh severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and | following described property to wit: All defendant’s Frakiog felt cloth nade of tocming Hic Nat fox 17 composed of roots and herbs procured from the eh. aes um. — interest PR, and to the three Blue Ridge; it 1s no common article. They are | jy on Mareined nee en rot No. 5: in reservation Charles Carnell, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- provement in brick machines. L. J. P. De Mirimonde, of Paris, France —For improvement in reducing the friction of journals of axles on railways. Patented in France Aug. Matthew Chapman, of Greenfield, Mass.—For improved bread cutter. George Darby, of Augusta, Me.—For improve- ment in hot air furnaces. Rufus Dawes, of Waxhington, D. C —For im- provement in stoves. Fred’k P. Dimpfel, of Philadelphia, Pa —For improvement in mode of laying railroad tracks. Patented in France Oct. 27, 1856. Nathaniel Drake, of Newton, N. J.—For im- Prevement in corn planters. Nathaniel T. Edson, of New Orleans, La.— For improved wheelwright’s machine. ; Hosea O. Elmer, of Mexico, N. ¥.—For im- provement in gumming and jointing saws. Joseph Elmendorf, of Penn Yan, N. ¥.—For improved method of attaching the electiodes to the poles of galvanic batteries Joseph H. Fisher, of Placerville, Cal.—For improved gold amalgamator. Levi ¥. Gaben, of Spring Hill, Mo.—For im- Provement in rotary steam engines. James Houk, of Clinton, Ind.—For improve- ment in cultivators. James How and Charles W. Copeland, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For improvement in damper regulators. Augustus Hunt, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For improvement in appatatus for hoisting ice. James J. Johnston, of Alleghany, Pa.—For improvement in grain mills. _Wm. and Wm H. Lewis, of New York, N Y —For improvement in plate frames for photo- graphic cameras. _ Joseph R. Lindner, of Cincinnati, Ohio.—For improved corn sheller. eorge Miller, of Fremont, Ohio.—For im- proved invalid bedstead. Solomon P. Moore, of Arrow Rock, Mo.—For improvement in hemp brakes. Wm. R. Musser, of Baltimore, Md., and John Coleman, of Lynchburg, Va ,—For improve- ment in tobacco presses. W. W. Neal, of Yellow Springs, Ohio.--For improved wasuing machine. F. Nishwitz, of Brooklyn, N. Y Provement in flasks for casting wheels. Samuel J. Orange, of Grayville, Ill. D, on Maryland avenue, bet ween 43 and oth sts., in the City of Washington, D. C,. seized aud levied upon as the property of James i. Lockey, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials No. 27, to October term 1857, in favor of Smith & Fowler. D. HOOVER. Marshal jan 30-dts for the District of Columbia, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Improvep A PROPERTY, ON 7TH STREET. NEAR THE NAVY Yarv —By virtue of a deed of trust duly executed and recorded. being dated the 6th of February, 1856, and at the request of the party entitled to the debt thereby seoured, the subso: will sel! at public front of the premises, on THURSDAY, Jan. 28, 1853, at 4 o'clock p. rt of square nine hundred and five, (905) bounded forty one feet from the southwest corner of said square, and running thence north a ong the line of 7th street enst 2! feet 6 inches; thence east 55 feet, thence sou ly 35, thence 43 feet to the place of beginning, situated in the city of Washington. The improvements consist fed xood and subtantial and well-built Frame 6. ‘Lerms of sale: One-half cash ; the balance in six and twelve montns, the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest {rom the day of sale. A deed of trust en to secure the payments of the notes. All conveyancing at the ex- pence of the purchaser. : If the terms of sale be not complied within ten days from tne day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell said premises at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving five day’s notice of said resale in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. ) ° NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trustee. jaw 13-eo2w A. GREEN, Anct. iy aE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unul FRIDAY, the 12th gay of February next. same hour. By order of the Trustee. Ww A, GREEN, Auct. jan 29-e0; M+, RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of fire writsot AYE fier: facias, on judgement of condemnation, issued from tie Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Wash- ington, and to me directed, I shali expose to public sale, for Cash, in front of the Court-House door of said County, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of Feb- ruary, 1858, at!20’clock m., the following described Property, to wit, viz: Part of Lot lon equare west of squar . 4,in the City of Washington, D. begining at the southeast corner of said Lot N running thence west along the line of K street north 17 feet, thence north 75 feet, thence east 17 feet tenoe south 75 feet to beginning ; also the undivided haif part of Lot No. 11. in said square, fronting on Zith street west 6 feet, running back with that width with the rear of said Lot No. 1,40 feet 8 inches, ax of nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place of residence is seen. The extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment for the Piles, can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr. C. Stott’s; the Syrup is at several other places on Pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown, at Mr. Newman’s on Bridge street. In Alexsndria at Ledbetter’s. In Baltimore, at Hanco’s, 108 Balti- more street. d7-tf ——_+—+__ SpxctaL Notics.—For Perfumed Breath, White Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use * Balm of 1,000 Flowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair use “ Woodland Cream,” a new pomade ; it causes gen- tlemen’s hair to ourl beautifully. Price 50 cents each. W. P. Fetriver & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Taytor & Maury, Booksellers, between 9th and 10th st., Pa. avenue. nia Dancing. ee | ANCING.—L. CARUSI informs his scholars that he will give lessons at his Lows Ra Loon, + On THURSDAY, the sth inst. _fes-2t* ee PHILHARMO iC HALL, SUBSCRIPTION SOIREE FRIDAY, Feb 3th. List now openat Metzerott’s Music Store, fe2 ALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OR- PHAN Boys The publio are respectfully informed that there will bea i given at the WWashin; tor Ball R VEN 4th, the proceeds of which are! Assembiy Rooms on THURSDAY EVE) ING, Februai to St. Juseph’s Male Orphan Asy- to be’ presenti jum. Professor Esputa’s celebrated band of music has been engaged fur the occasion. Confectionery and refreshments furnished by one of the most experienced caterers of the city. An efficient renee has been engaged, and the very best order will be preserved. Tickets $¥; to be had of the managers and at the principal book and music stores. UJ” Positively no tickets will be sold at the door, janagers, James G. Berrett, Francis Mohun, _ William T. Dove, John G. Fitzpatrick, ws : chased by John McGarvey of Messrs, Ennis and provement in harrows. John F. Coyle, Thomas J. Fisher, Woodward. al Riv: f Aja Walter Li Sovaph ©: Brows, ward; also, the other undivided moiety o: Re aes feel filledab » Mich —For im- Saaone F Maudag, Jone. ins, = Lot No. 11, in said square, and that part of Lot No. 1, in said square, commencing for the same at a point on K street north, 17 feet west of the southeast corner of said Lot, and running thence on K street west 23 feet 8 inches, thence northwardly and peral- jel with Zth street 75 feet, thence with the rear line of said Lot eastwardly 23 feet 8 inches, thence south- wardly to beginning, igxether with all and singular the improvements thefeon, seized and levied upon as the property of John McGarvey, and will be sold to satisly Judicials No. 30, 355, 356, 357, and $58, to January term 1858, in favor Geo. Lowry, Howell & Stribling, Timothy ©’ Donohue & Son, Patrick Led- wage, anu Getty & Williams. J.D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. EORGETOWN CITY GUARDS, ATTEN- ¥ TION.—You are hereby ordered to appear at armory ‘TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVEN NG, at 636 o'clock, in full uniform, for dress ditil. By order of Capt. Berny: - fes 2t* J. B. DAVIS, 0.8, Richard H. Clark, Hudson Taylor, jans6-dtb [HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE Washington Quadrille Association, TO BEGIVEN AT PHILHARMONIC HALL, (ADJOINING STAR BUILDINGS.) H. Las: Thos. E. Purchase, of Reading, Pa —For im- Willan th Ward. provement in making railway bars. Joseph O. Ramage, of La Fayette, Ala.—For improvement in plows. Wm. Riker, of Penn ment in safety winch Fred*k O. Rogers, of Elmira, N. Y.—For im- provement in adjustable axle brace for carriages. N.F. Stone and W.C Waid, of Menard Co., Ill —For Improved saw gummer. Jobn Stuberand Richard Hughes, of Utica, N. Y —For Sa proseenont in lamps. Francis Thrasher and Henry B. Horton, of Ak- ron, Obio.—For improvement in fastening for window sashes. Wm. H. Ward, of Auburn, N. Y. Provement in turning tables for railways Thos. C. Wales, of Dorchester, Mass.—For improvement in water-proof yaiter boots and shoes. - Z Elisha Waters, of Troy, N Y.—For improve- ment in mavufacturing angular paper boxes. Yan, N. Y.—Forimprove- The Washington Quadrille Association beg leave to announce to their friends and public in gen- eral, that they will give their First Gran Rall, at the above mentioned Hal, on MON- DAY, Feb. 15th, 1658 ; Arth’s Celebrated Brass and String Band has been engaged for the occasion. An experienced Caterer has been engaged to serve Refreshments< no hats or caps allowed in theroom. INE DOLLAR—admitting a gentleman to be had of any of the members, or at the door on the night of the occasion, Committee vA Arrangements, M jan 27 dts For im- Jas. M. Weston, of Chesterfield, N.Y —For | Wi- Harvey, Jno, Myers, €.2. Callon, Ce eS re oe ee NING fmprovement in machines for dzafting garments. | Cp. Safel, T.O.N. May, J. H. Frank. next, the'sth inst., for the purpose of discussing the Morris Wells, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im- merita of the new Code. provement for shifting belts. ASHIONABLE DANCING, R. Ould, Esq.,and other speakers will acdcom oe Isaae Whixson, of Mount Jackson, Va.—For . meeting se pocanngs in drexsing mili stones. toh rota wad tho cate capecttully announces | 74U BERLAND COAL—For eale in quantities his last quarter will commenceon Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2d, 1858. to be prepared for the exhibition are earnestly a cited to join as soon as possible as the arrange- ment of Fancy Dances Wiggin, of Boston, Mass.—For im- provement in seed planters. Twentyman Wood, of Greenwich, Conn —For imp oved method of feeding the bolt in shingle machines. Simeon Wood, of Worcester. M —For im- Provement in the mede of operating pistons of pumps. : O. W. Bayley, of Boston, Mass , assignor to the Boston Locomotive Works.—For improve- suent in farnaces for locomotives. Louis Brauer, of Washington, D. C., assignor to himself, Louis Bromdenburg and Joseph B Stewart, of same place.—For improved appa- tatus for paying out telegraphic cable: James A’ Disbrow and James E. Cronk. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., assignors to Jas. A. Dis- brow aforesaid.—For improvement in cotton presses. to suit purchasers, very superior Cumberland COAL. lump and fie, Also OAK and PINE t ities. eee Perio aUA ORME & KURTZ, fe 3 iw No. 31 Cacal Wharf, Green street. Fo 3ALE—A NEGRO GIRL. about nineteen ears of age, of good disposition and honest — n do plain Cooking, Washing and Troning.~slave for life, but a sale fora termof yeara wonid be pre- ferre1, and restricted to the District of ( olambia. add box 209, Georgetown Post Office. fe 2-3t COME WITH THE CASH. ~ We now offer onr stock of WOOD end COAL at the foliowing prices, for cash only, delivered in any part of V/ashington and Georgetow n— Uak Wood at $5 50 per cord Pine do. do. 450 do, Hickory do. 6.75 do. . All those who desire r offered to the public. Parents who desire to see their children easy and graceful in their carriage, should not fail to enter them very Gentleme eve: jai Classes on Tuesday and Thursday as usual, from 732 until 9}2 o'clock. it ANCING ACADEMY. Mr. T_F.GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen- tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that he will re open his Ciasses for Dancing in iy, the 9th of October, at ‘Temperance Hall, K street, fur Missesand Masters, Washington on Fri J 1 Neco ee at $6.25 gh ee ’ ohn G. Klinger, of Jersey City, N. J., assign- | from 3 o'clock p. m.; for’Ladies and Gentlemen, 0. all sizes, at 3¢.5) per ton. tus St New Y i ¥— 70’clock G etown—on Wednesday, Orders left at P.J. Steer's Store, 7th street, be- iieat indisy bapa ae ‘an eh af Octobe ‘at Mise Harrover's Ladies Sent: | tween D and -E;, or at either of our Yards, will be inary, from 3 o'clock p. For terms and particularg application can be made at Mr. residence, 407 k. street, between 9th and 19th streets. se 12-6m Jabez Robins, of Leominster, Mass., assignor prokariy see to himself, Daniel _K Haines, and ®. Richard. xon. of same place —For improvement in har- rows. J. W.P. MYERS & CO., Conner G and Ht aireete, First Waid. . Ri Water street, Georgetown, D. fo 2-Im VOR RENT—A first-class RESIDEN the ¢urner of Fayette and 4th streets, town. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. Cc. rtevant, of Boston, Mass., assignor to Hlener Townsend, of Boston, Mass. For improved method of preparing blanks for shoe pegs UT DING AND DA 7OUNG LADIES? I 5 Ha.od Kelsea, of North-branch-in-Antrim, N yes FORD OEENG ee | ee: ear rr " i. a \* j-in-/ ly Ne ay = A SAN nani $! ‘Z v C bh, 5 rto himself and Henry Dunkl e, ax- No. 490 E Street. Weird lee eA Aa rt tdgd oes »D.B. and J.C. Fuller, of New York, The Second Term of the tenth year of this Insti- street, Smith's Row, can accommodate several fam- Ne Nigro” improvement in manufacturing sew: | tution will commence February &h. 85; pa, | mien wilnvery desirable toons and goed HOARD. Jan 22 tm peeenaine STOCK—CHEAP FOR CASH- JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., wishing to reduce his stock a8 ow as possible by the ist of March, will sell from this date every deser: tionof WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for cash. Fancy Colored Dress Silks, “Printed Mousline Deiaines, Merino, Plaids and Poplins, French Merinos, jhawls. Scarfs, Cloaks, &¢., will be sold at a VERY GREAT KEDUCTION on former prices. Piompt customers supplied upon the usuai terms, Those having sett:ed their Bilis Extension.—Cornelia Waterman, administra- trix of St-phen Waterman, deceased, and Isaac D Russel , of New York. N.Y —For improve- ment in sbips blocks. Patented January 3ist, 1814. Reissued June 9th, 1657. BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SS TUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, .. N The Sixth Session of this mence on Monday, February Ist. 1858. _jan2)-eolw* 0 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ARDING 302g PADIES: At the ourner of 6th and L Streets, BY MRS. WM. KESLEY & DAUGHTERS Circulars, terms, and all necessery information xiven on application to Mrs. Wm. Kesley. jan 15-dtFeb&eolm Deatn or Axotusr Victim to THE Na- Tioxat Hotet Disease.—The Rochester (N. Y.) Democrat, Jan. 26th, says: The announcement yerterday morning of the death of Charles A. Jones, one of our oldest and best known citizens, took people generally by surprise. His more intimate friends were aware that his health has been impaired ever since his visit to Washington, at the time of President Buchanan's inauguration He has 1 000 at $1,000 A YEAR. elf es reed cil as nates eeneatiinnoea been able to attend pretty constantly to his 1,000 A YEAR, Fromtabienad bonoralie employ ponte Ne ett etd do so by cash or note at their business, notwithstanding the effects of the 1000 AYEAR: town or gountryseareh of em ‘jan 21 J. H. SMOO poison still lingered about him, and graduall 1,000 A YEAR. ployment as a source of income, ear =, weakened his physical powers. 7 1,000 A. YEAR: or to fill up their leisure hours, OLET. aaa creek mor y a eetaly att rath La pga 1000 A YEAR: may hear of such by enclosing uated BRICK HOUSE n n Within a fortnight, he returned from a busi- 100A YEAR. two stamps, to pay postage, to | ner of Beall and Washington streets, Georgetown. ness visit to Washington, and was then quite | $1.0 A YEAR: rol. JAMES “T. MORNE, Bd ee ety Shere weg pe Sa ene debilitated, but resolutely refused to succumb 00 eS be ae ep eR te As ments. It contains 13 rooms, pantries and close! to the insidious disease lurking in his system."| Zit A YEAR. toner sex; station in life im- | and kitchen in the back building. ere te cee llis large Seeneee peri ed Government on a YEAR. material, It is snarticle ofdatiy ieee lea fonts under the whole building. The lot buildings in Chicago and Milwaukee occupied | $1.90 A YEAR. consumption, ore dwaltnt. | Ato, the large three-story Brick House on K st., his mind, and furnished excitement for his en 1,00 A Y gag. factured in the nnent a Gwellne: Washington. “Phe eastern one of the two houses i * t ti ick.”” Tee A YEAR. secure by cuprright; sale as site the Brewery. For terms apply to terprise, so that he ‘had not time to be sick. 100 A YEAR. pern.anent as flour. An agent is | Opposit t NADLER ‘The death of his son-in-law, Mr. Bruff, last | $1,00A YEAR. wanted in every town in the jan 18-Staw3w M. . week, was undoubtedly a severe stroke, for | $10 A YEAR. Union. Jen Ie FIRE ALES.—We respectfully announce to our upon him he placed great confidence and de- friends and the public that we have at _ suc ° a RY, DRESS-MAKING AND ; f ‘yor! pendence in carrying on his extensive oon- | MI'™™INERKIMMING ESEALaNMmENT, | oteded'n having s irre quantity of ALES of var. tracts. Mr. Jones was able, however, to ride | , Ladies visitin; hington are respectfully in- | wil) guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- formed that we Cloaks, Basques, & aty eae and feeger gies prepared to make u; to Mr. Bruff’s house on Saturday, the day of ne chad uption. te kia arent the funeral, and also went to Mount Hope to that was ever offered in this market. ot oe wae a nice article of Ale can ha guacamioed in gi) aenes. t ly ing to us for either of the following brun witness the interment, remaining in his car- bene of Dresi Frmmings, of HA “Rennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phi adeiphia and XX. We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. All orders by mail, or givento our drivers. will be attended to. AKNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street. aitd Georgetown, D.C. riage during the ceremony. ‘on Sunday, the 24th, he was quite as well as he had n for some days previous, and even expressed himself better. But, during the night, he was seized with a fresh attack of the disease which has preyed upon his bowels, and gradually destroyed j:i vitality, ‘or nearly & year past, and when the pain was relieved by the proper application, he fainted, and did nct tat ith 'C. ; of every descrip: ‘on hand. M, Witla. - opposite Centre Market. {SPECIAL NOTICE.—Our sincere thanks are hereby tendered to ali who have settled theirae- couuts with us sinoe our last issue of bills. Butour principa! object now is to call the attention of those ‘who have not paid to this notice. We want them to know that we are suffering car ecrincert of the money ror SALE —ARNY’S CONFECTIONERY we offered at privatesaie. A great anda 3 Perortantey, for a Confeotioner who under- ai is business, that wu i disposed the &th of February next the again = expiring at about 7 o’clock, a.m. — i in od “ ‘scoommodated Willeall wiels ongern, tore or arity the theses on ae * resided in thi ards i ment: jou e street, wi lag pear ed in this place upwards | oF 200s ae 'SLAGETT & DODSON. | enenent Georgetown, D. Co. Jan 8-tf We do not learn that it is intended to have a post mortem examination of the remains ; but an autopsy wonld seem to be very proper and even desirable, in this case, connected as it is with an epidemic which has startled the ceun- STATE ¢ OF CALIFORNIA BONDS. S dat Funding the Bonded,and th apes vie ieaoeaeso the Ceri Sa: 1 is fon: Bells onntaed ic Nemrasiet> dutiag tits year, b led and replaced hy new ones, we will rtmeut orn UORS, the freshest try. net ‘as agents in rok business, and request'an early | OY STs Sed of kinda of GAME im season. 107 One of the argumentative hair splitters | delivery of the * CHUBB BROTHERS. jan ¢-an & lately called on the clergyman of the Floating Kpiseopat Church. and asked him senha whether his Chureh was to be considered a Hiy or Low Chareb. The answer he received from his reverence was—“It depends entirely nj on the tide.’ Pen aa deta ncaa incon ine 5 A lary ent of Martin & GTARS: celebrated GUITARS have just are Saar, jan tt (AN UPRIGHT PIANO, 7 octaves, beautiful BM ren a RR he F, ELLI&, Insarance, &e. Heme INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW Cash Capital.. cere ceee Surplus over esppecee The undersigned, having been ap; this Company, 1 red to issue dings, Merchandise, Steamboats, ble terms as other responsible compa 4 '. M. HANSON, Agent, No. 512 7th st., oppo. Intelligencer Office. -eo2m _ EDWARD SNOWDEN Genera Ca RN REAL ESTATE ‘AGENT. For Bounty Lands, Pension Clas Prhsecu- tion of Claims before the Court of Claim Congress and the Departments, Purchase and Sale of rea) es- tates, attend to Ren! Houses, Buy and Bell Land Warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all business of similar character. Office corner 7th and Louisiana avenue, jan I6-1y Washington, City, G vu LD AND SILVER PURCHASED AT THE BEST RATES. FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD, ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU- ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO- NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED FOK DFPOSITORS, PAYABLE INSAME FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHARGING THE CURRENT RATES.—CHECKS MUSTBE MARKED ACCORDINGLY. SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI- PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN SUMS TO SUIT. BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM- MISSION. UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD. LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED ATTHE HIGHEST RATES. SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., d4-3sm Bankers. TEX PER CENT. INVESTMENT. Corporation Bonds of the City of Daverport, lowa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in York. Bonds of $500 each. The growing city ot need ge has now about saggeed pacers vee 8, and 1s rapidly increasing in wealt! Dp jon. J macipal debt 1s only § 138,000, and ite railroad debt only $125,000, and cannot now be increased. The statistics of the <4 were published in the Intell:- gencer of the Sth September. We recommend these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any tate it de, See CHUBB BROTHERS ASHING TON INSURANCE COMPANY CHARTERED BY CONGREBS CariraL. —. — ——. ——. 82,00 a OL EURA RET OR WY fe RSE AER: I CHAN DISE, &c., at the usual City rates, without any e for Policy, at their Office, corner of Teath Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the asi City Savings - Dingctors. Wa. F. Bayly, Remuei oeerh Bryan, James eacone . m. fadao Bars ohun, ie W. Galt.” i AMES C. MoGUIRE, President. @rarron D. Hanson, Secretary. ap li-tv \OUSE ee “Cubs BROTHERS, TB. — ite received and Checks pai: Without chai 2 tots on the northern sonbeard Gitiea received on Deposit at par, and Exchange op sard Cities furnished to depusitors without charge. interest on Deposits.—interest will be sllowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agr yy 5 Drrosirs | VirGint. ano Uncunzeny Monet. ein Virginia jer Uneurren' catted to bo, i cheaked for, p blgin came funde, ori ie, we ing the regular Ex, e. "Discounts. otes, Dra! Kenta ek ag oe will be discounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Securities, at the market rate. Stace or Crxpit.—Letters of Credit will be rnished, negotiable in the diferent Cities of the nited States,on Deposit of Money or Collat. and interoxt allowed if Money is deposited, aad charged if Cousterais,on such termsas may be ag ai RAVELING BiLis or Exchancs.—Travelers will be farnished with drafts in such sums as may be de- ae negotiable in the different Cities of the Upion. ILLS AND LETTERS oF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRE- LAND anv Evropg.—Biils of Ex eand Le St the mashot tate for igobuntr is voce op sat 6 marke’ 6 for eo, iD me a ‘Bonps, Stocks, &¢.—Monds, Stocks, and Seouri- tes pas ine from 6 to 12 pr. cent. always for sale, or ught in the — ities at ———- of aX Vhere Stocks are ght mpon —S. leposit of rr. cent e i’be ordered ‘by tele” rach. RalLRoad, City. ann Stats Bonps.—Raill 5 City, and State Bonds can be piaced negotiation, either in this country or road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds. Lanp Wakkants.—Land Warrants bought at the market rates. A!! Warrants soid by us are guaran- Tend Wert Iantd on commieicn, ‘arrants ‘on com: , ‘Warrant quotations reguisriy furnished if re- LT 5 f: Warrants will bo forwarded to Western Houses ov orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible eg 3d Estat ar? InevRances.— Real Estate bought and sold, snd Insurances CLaiIms oN United States, Court oF Clams, ConeREs*.—Ciaims on the United States, Court mE mes or Coneraee saneuatee 6 at SS ee BROTHERS, jan? Opposite t! jury. BANkine HOUSE oF CHUBB BROTHERS, Depositors depositing Bank Notes will pleare mark their Checks payable in currency. Deposites of Guid will be paid in Gold. Accounts will he opened with depositors allowing — to depos:t ‘iol and Sheek For currency, the lepositor being credited with the difference. 0 23 if = CHUBB BROTHERS, £6 2 NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES HE! ANKERS, CHUBB BROT: BANK =... in our is Europe. Rati- ooKs: KOOKS! B bers: ~GIF TS "!—GIFTS ""! PHILBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE now open at No. 47 Pennsylvania avenues, frst door east of Cnited States Hotel. Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several thousand volumes, ergbracing the choicest European ae Lneerere, wy ich dd “Tone ES od sher’s lowest prices. ol \ ind a BEAUTIFUL PRESENT wil be made immediately after the sale) to each purchaser ofa Wook irs V4 oh re pooere & ——— I8ED onsist in part of— Gok and Silver Watches. Gold. Lockets, Brace lets, Armiets, Chains 0, Gold-stone Mo- saic Pins and » Studs and Sleeve Buttons, gon Watch Ke: uff Pins, Pens, Penoils, Rings, 0. $75) worth of Presents will be given away with each thousand Books sold. Catalogues of Books can be obtained me store Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex- amine our stock of Booke and Presente. Tee ont Evening. TL BRICK. Arent. P. TRIESEMA K. ROTECTED Royal Letters Patent of England, and secured by the Seals of the kon's de Pharmacie de Parisand the Imperial College of Med- seine, Vienna. Triesemar No. | isa remedy for Re- laxation, Spermatorrhera, and Exhaustion of the System. ‘Triesemar No.2 effectually, in the short space of three deya, completely and entirely eradi- cates all traces of those disorders which copaviany cubebs have so lu: thought an antidote {i ae = he i. Pee rine, Pope lation. Triesewar No. 3 is great edy for that class of rders which, unfortu- nately, the English physician t with mercury, to the Inevitable destruction 01 Patient's consti tution, and which all the sar ue mm tae world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 1,2, and Sare’ devoid of taste or smell, and ofall OK ties. They may lie on the toilet table ected. id in tin " tae oes Sanecsas ‘administered by or 4 lemen, Roux, Ricord. &e., &e. Price ‘each, or four cases in one for §9, which saves ‘and in cases. SZoid by Dr. H. A. BARROW, No. 157 Prineé ston few blocks west of Broadway, New 4 ys fos of the it Dr. B. wil! forward the $9 cases jesemar, and the large sises, car- riage . thus insa: genuine Ku: i sent, but not tree of car- us! from il_a. m. till 2 Bm. and ft 4 at No, 157 aa if 8 wea way. Sold also le STOTT, Washington. fe ily \CEAN STKAM NAVIGATION AND THE O Occan Bat! ran jong 1 volume, 8vo. tani FRANCK TAYLOR. TOLINS. FLUTES eee. WViolinalios, borne Paper, &c., always on 5 jan 19 +e - eS > that Waine Stan ciroct it's geuoraliy throughout the country sie ) ule SpaaterIerpediatey ee = we paper. Prce—THRE. is. P be al. ‘ozimasters who actas agents wall allowed Dentistry, &c. D*- R. FINLEY BUNT, Wit! perfe on at d i9-tf a T# IMPROVED 8ET8 OF TEETH. 5 MIS, M, D.. the inventor and patentee ~Doomes’ Mineral Plate Teeth er: successfu! introda improvemen' Mihed rt, pWatigee at m ing’ 5 “This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief making a set of but one piece of maternal, and otible mineral. No metal is used in their coustruetion, and they ere therejore free from vanic action and metalic taste. ‘here are no its to become filed with moisture or particies of ure and clea DENTIST. Siipeeeses its Old established ufkos, to his ‘as above. onger, less clumey, fxr mo" petural Twit ge One Thou [idiars toany one wil — work of art toeenal mune in purity, — ity, artistic excellence or any requisit quality. biv warranted. Fe Pouna gvenue, Vetwees ith and 13th streets, ap De eR SieraEN BAILY, Oprice No. 198 PENNSTLTANL Avinn, Gi Three doors ‘from lath Stress. Dr. BAILY bege lesve to toform the publie that he ice, pp ape | rs, at his of — @ feels assured that an experience of f i practice, with the large number of patients, creat riety of difficuit oases that he bas treated success lly, will ‘ennile him to surmount a di out: scientific or otherwise, img to the Teeth. His own egy ye firming ~ 6 a ae men eminent in OSSIO1, B es; 3 Dre. Barnes pep BOY Fy SSS mercurial or at ail Enamels, Gutta Percha, inde Ruther, snd Go. its jor the construction of See g am Teeth, and tint ‘orcelian, mounted on Gold P! is the only reliable substance that can the mouth, &5 was most conclusively shown by the iast American Dental Convention. ony he fiatters himself from his lone vost dence _ tr in ashingtog, be is — 7 known 8 numerous friends patrons, bese leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the late Restor of the Camreh of Epiphany of is city. Dr. Steraen Baty: Denar Sir—] desireto my esteem for ou personally, and my poubéonen op vu 88 2 superior dentist. The operat) execu for'me fave been tig aati ey. ae receive t rouage irom my end patti that your bes 80 Well deserves. Waehington, Aug. 26,185. JW. FRENCE. From one of the oldest firms in Baltumore, Messrs, Bo Cotman Having employed Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- tist, of ton city, to execute me on Pe: portant and I. cult plese of oo * te to fact mv clin ur ascaiethed memo ct ihe real timation of hit skill. High stim i 1 HARMANN BOGGS. Extract frome note received from the late Hon, Joha wie Sanare, Ang, pena To thoze that seek reiiof from of the teeth, cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. pefior Pentat: von a year t one of my family, and plurged teeth myself, and tne work All stood well than Bei con MAE ASRS Apri! 19, 1956. —_ undersigned, having had to areaivey of tne fessi0nmi shill of Dr. S ‘Bay. TE! it Of this city, or - Ant of his operstions on oar on Bint, ar well ae of the unit winaclt ‘meter in which he performs cat the tour inte etimend nd him te the oonkdetee and patronse pul ‘omas U. Wicren, Aronteot 5. to. i os. H. Buaoeey, of Washington, py.” —" once Watton, Ex-Gov i Ant Batowin, U.S, Patent Ofice, ve. Wien. Priel Ritte: Academy, feb 20 tf sror THAT RATTLING. Iam now prepared to put on “ Chapman’s Elastic An! Ting Shaft Fastener,” a sure, jor the rattling of the shaft-cli; Wagons, which can A emall expense. ut o1 P\Call_ and examine at my Factory, where 1 have certificates from the Teadlng Conchmmatere in the country. ANDREW J. JOYCE, a f corner l4"h and SHE SECRET INFI ITJES OF YULTH a Exo Mattar. Just Published. Gratic, the 2th Thowsand. A few wor's of the Rational Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermstorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital, aod Nervoue Debility mature ig ne sree antes : en! generally, by 8.0 TENey. a. p. Th rtant fact that the many alarming oom- ate, cvigtuating inthe imprudence and solitude y be youth, — he easily removed without Medicine, 1s in this emal: tract. clearly demonstrated ; the and hight | treatment as SE GT tach uly Seppe oy ence nabled to perfect sy avoiding all which every one is e1 and st the least poseibie cost. there! the advertired rostrums of the day. Sent to any address, gratis and post me sealed envelope, by romitting tws postage 7] DR. DE LA te “seM-dhwtf 17 Lisponard street, New York. LE AND PORTER, 1 beg to inform the inhatmtants and visitors of the pleco! Washineton and (reorgerowny D.C that " sine! Ler s wl XE" ATE and BROW) STOUT PORTER. manufactured here entirely frem Malt Hope warranted free fre ts, put p inoneke of vark hein. ses and private families, many part of the above cities, at the Brewer: ee received by post wil! be attended to the “ following. Iso, Maltand Hops for sale. icgrrery and Maitho ee Corner of K and 27th ste., ity, D.C. @umm JOBEPR DAVISON. ADIES, PLEASE READ. F liahle FURS, freon mater call st STINE MELE: Oo Pa. estaurants, Boardi delivered by my own and . bet’ 12th and 13th streets, who has caved instructions from New York, to sell the fine cman aged eee tess die count ti eretofore offer) 5 A them will be found handsomet sets French ; ig and quarter ever brought to this o:ty, for $10 and $12, Viotorines $5. Also, Capes and Cloaks, of superior quality, very t ‘ention is invited to two larce Minx’ Sauls Sapo worth over @100, each for @75 and $85. Sable Cape, medium 6: and $35. ae Sable Vietorines $14 16. | several sets udson en with Siberian Squirrel, Fiteh Marten, French Mink, &c , in all their variety Im Irmine Opera Cloaks, very handson..; Muffs to matoh, of all kinds, from $2.59 t Every article warranted, and if 0 33. en as not rep ated, the money will be A = “'B. H. STINEMET: 256 Pa.ave., bet, 12th and 13 janine or ASHIONABLE PERF. F best houses, at Fi 2 1th etrect, Pa eve RIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giving » beautiful ( "Ss Har (Picea i hn ates a8 SIBBS te E HAVE THIS DAY BEEN APPOINTED rt matin Sewine Ma 5 Guess & Co's Sew 5 andra Having ed = fr nev. pol poaees ind them to be the best nuse. Aiso, Family Sew: ‘ ved plan, at low prices WA Uf SABER ENS te C0.” av., 91m > Oth and torn ate 1G VED GLASS PLATE: FRR ier carrinee winds street doors, Vestibule lights, &e.. &o. Can be seen at our etore, neods only tu be seen to be appre ciaten and admired. ELVANS & THOMPSON, Agents, . avenue, jan 15-eolm (lotet.Umon& States) fashington. ee METER OTS LL 2. oF ioned‘s W, semmbio ta cernio LiBbe tay Gar, gor aod Sb EN ry ST and ENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING OF BE: finest quality made to An superior S22 Pa. ay., bet, Sth and 10th wis. inn {Intel & Sentent Tiere PAE ene