Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) 4 THE STAR BSULLUINGS, Corner of Pa. avenue and Bleventh street, By W. D. WALLACE. Papers served in packages by carriers at $4 a year, Or 5? cents por month. To mail subscribers the sub- scription price is $3.58 year, in advance; $2 for 4iX Months; $1 for three months ; and for iess than ‘hree months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single Gopies, one cent; in Wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) neerted three times for 3 @very other day or semi-weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once « week, 50 per cent. advance, VOL. XI. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1858. NO. 1,589. ah ihe conquerors who would welcome them THE ENGLISH NATIONAL SONG. Mr. Tennyson, the English; |-laureate, wrote the following stanzas woke added to the national be | when sung and performed at the wedding of the Princess Royal God bless our Prince and Bride ! Ged keep t lands allied. ___ Special Notices, -_+————+s+e+ ~ Dyspzpsta AnD Fits,—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great THE BASQUE—SHALL IT GO OUT OF | curer of Consumptien, was for several years so FASHION? badiy afflicted by dyspepsia that for a paet of the The dresemakers say that the basque is pass- | me he was confined to his bed. He was eventually Pianos, &o. GOLD mepaL PREMIUY ic IANO FORTES. WIL y ILLIAM KNABF, LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. At DRIA AB URANO MENT. at tne routetorrepasre tue COLLY ERs gee sey ‘ x in the jate hrm of will, unt 4: Queen! ing out of date—tbat it is not so much worn | [red by @ prescription furnished him bya young Knasg, Garuix & Co., wid * woties, take righteousness, now as formerly, and that it will soon be dis. | *#rvovantgirl, This preseription, given by a mere Coanigees CO FORTE sai ante of grand and | belo r. from the fust of jth street, Washington, and — nit Cosentnan bene carded in the higher circles. We seize the | *tild while in astate of trance, has cured everybody | of Walltnin Neate hee al the at Janney's W harf, foot of King street, Alexandria, Ee caus and Nex ‘—- Gonscesthe tee? a first moment to enter our protest against this | #0 has taken it, never having failed once. It is } Nos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 North Rutaw atreet op- ——_ Leave Alexandria at 5 7,9, 1054, 12, 8, 4! Usave Weshmrton sre ac ae ties: 45h: Mount Vernon trips will be discontinued an- til further netiee. fes WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Faux fall this halio hour, Farewell, our Exgiand’s tiower, God save the Queen! a weseet May, God bless thy msrriace day, God biess the Queen! - +008 VERY DUTCH. ““Weegatez, Mr. Shon; how you does dis morning ’”’ “Putty better. how are you yourself” “@oot. Vot ist de new2 ?”” ‘Oh, nothing ; I don’t hear de newz now.’ “Vy sdaus’” “Vell, [ don’t run mit de vire macheene no more,’ ‘Mein himmel' Vy for you give up?" movement. We gave our heart to the basque equally as sure in cases Of fits as of dyspepsih. The years ago. We made the surrender publiely. ingredients may be found in any drug store, I will in these columns. We recognised the eternal send this valuable prescription to any person on the fitness of things in whieh “the idea of the | 'c*iPt of one postage stamp te pay postage. basque finds ics basis. The trunk and chest of Address Dr. Tracy DELorME, New York Post @ woman bave a distinct honor, and perform a Office, Be ae nea eee | mca! office, in the economy of her existence 1 4M LN PossRssion of some valuable certificates fora her ak ak rer Prag Ps in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; alvo of ite ani e fountains of other life. It is fit, there- | efficacy in reli bronchial di led fore, that this portion of the fraine be dressed | severe oourh. ‘The mermermeryariee e ‘b severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and by itself, as it were—that it be honored as the | isloomposed of roote and herbs procured from the seat and centre of life. The skirt is another a i z Blue Ridge; it 18 no common article. They are thing entirely. The limbs are used only for | nicely enveloped in my curculars, where my place of the purpose of locomotion, and they are simply | residence is seen. to be ignored by graceful falls of material from | The extract of a Bower called the Alpha Ointment the waist. for the Piles, can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr Now we protest against this rubbing out of | C. Stott's; the Syrup is at several other places on posite the Eutaw Houso, Baltimore. ‘They have aiso just opened a new Sal: com No: a Beltimose siroet, between Charles - mt ses Hoary Mstadety's'saaleine riety Keo constantly on hand a large assortment of piain ighiy “Abished krand and square Piano Fortes: oy = with pr so le ma Dt foods. and stops to suit small oburohes. Bass ‘ tensively ed inthe manufacture of Pianos, we will gel! wholesaleand retail, on the 10st Our Pianos were awarded the highest prem: {gold meda!) at the Fairs of the ‘Maryland Tastitute two successive years—October, 1855, and i856—in op- Position to fourteer and eighteen piano’ from some he cdi makers — mba wert oston and Bal- mor © Word also awarded t it the Industrial Exiubition held in Richmond, Vie gins, 1656 and 1856. ‘They have also been a jad @ highest pramium (silver medal) at the Metro- " oonuecting Vis PANAMA Rail” r be groped the Revd Dope, neat e® F to proven! jt ~ nase br ranci 1D er: —s 80 hE isentirely redtable—mo fai i- wing t years. Passe, jeave Panama same they ar- rive nt Aspinwall ~ a ne > veemy go thi by each steamer. and take . and 4.20 p. m. trains are Express, and stop charge women and chiidven without other protec oniy at Annapous and Washington junctions. The =e. 3 Tag ved For th h ty atthe eee. Pais of Saturday at 420 p, m. gues only te ‘passant Rent streets Newt A x4 at . ' w we p t th t poutan Mechanioa’ Fair for 1857. : -.W. RAYMON ‘te. “I'dells you. You know Shake Skiffers un | all_distinctions. There is just as much pro- | Pennsylvama avenue, aa weil as Georgetown, at | “Ln addition to this we are in peexession 0 On Sunday only ong train—at 4.2) p. i, . Villy Reanit un Pully Hickens, un all de priety in attaching the hat'to the neck of the Mr. Newman’s on Bridge eee sc most distinguished professors auc cates ES TH. 8. PaiesbNs, a AnlisthUNe, GLEE ibaa vire boys used tocome down in my saloon after | dress as there is in fastening the skirt to the | Ledbetter’s; in Baltimor. Sarprecss epealine ter themmlves Pelee ae NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. ut La ggy oie de vires un drink segars un lager, un play | Waist; and the whole idea of the old-fashioned | more street. the high appreciation in which our instruments are Pst COR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTGS, Va enahioen’” gown can only be carried out by making the guste pase Pe, were ele. Pilea Gail cl cette F Sia mpegs bonnet and shoes a part of it. If we are tu | ..S?RtAl Noric.—For Perfumed Breath, White | | All instruments are guaranteed for five years, and The ctoomer LOUISIANA tenves the Caren “Vell, von day Shake speaked to me, ‘Shon, | lose the basque, let us go the whole figure, fas- | Teeth, And Beautiful Complexion, use “ Balm of | § primis i ee more, gvery Tucedor, Thorgday, and vy don't you belong mit de vires?’ ‘Vy for?’ 2 Ps . : 1,000 "Fs a ” hai pe lag as eli ety yeaa “ nice) Creams cer penuiig pat nd see how yy we shall look. Let the ei i } gentlemen imitate the ladies, and revive the — Bae: eel aa Sor earlier patterns of breeching which filled all A Prot ox Saturday and the steamer ive entife satisfaction. Whoi ‘The recent extension and improvement of its ead | CAROLINA every Monday, W its" m ieamboat to esale dealers will find it to their advantage to give usa cali before chasing. Bianos exshanged, hired and tuned. _marié-ly "i "WM. KNABK & CO. BALTIMORE AND ORTO RAILROAD. | Wure-cvery Tucsdoy, Thursday, and tasked him. ‘it maks you so better pizness,” he say.” “So it dood.”” ing lines at the West has required an en- + Bt 50’olock p. - N. tire revision of the running Arrangements ofthis road ~: per i Rattindes a Which highiy important advantages to the trav- cms 7 Z 3 . Proprietors, New York. - elerare secured. On and ONDAY, J NITED STATES MAIL LINE “Nein, nein, I be darn vot it dood ? eats Baraca nang, wetween the neck and | | Wnoleanle and Retail Agents for Washington, | TIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON & cOvS | [5 ie, THREE DAILY 'FRATNS wil be tas | U'!1») SPARES SRI CANN How peels _ But such an operation as this would be | Tarton & Mauxv, Booksellers, between 9th and | Wanponcy of ” ~ Hee en er Eroagn pamsongers. “Vell. I von éfenin mit Shake down | impossible. The coat is a sacred vestment, I€| 24) First—The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starte AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGHT TEARS, FOR + I goed § 1 4 st.. Pa. avenue. nl? W. G. METZEROTT, * from Camden Station, Baltimore, st 7 A.M.,(e@xcept CALIFORNIA AND OREGON to de macheengine house, un after dere vas a | is to man what the basque should be to woman. Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. n2-tf Gaates) stops at way stations and arrives at Cum- VIA PANAMA RAILROAD meeding, propozled me as to be a member. Perha: s we shall be accused of meddling Dancing ‘ st¢ Pn : Shake he dells dem dat I vas a good veller, un | With that which does not particularly concern 7 MM. — » Second—The MAIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- Regul: Dth of cach mont af pelo en pd arrive at Whee cee as a ¢ wd » - , ‘J —! = for Columbur, Cineinyatt. Indianapolis, Loe- | 1 GaU77o%>-Se sant frauds and impos isville, Chicago, St. Louis, &e., and at same piace | HOTS a sod on travellers bound toCA Lie with trains for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, &¢., b) | Gn RTA re that the subsoriber, the Gievelnnd Rond,and also'at Parkersburg with Ma” } Agent Yor passage by the USM ies vin Panes u 4 ma, the city of New York, feeia:t his duty to ‘hird—The 8T. LOUIS and INNAT! | Saution coms pasnage to Cal EXPRESS TRAIN leaves day atcie BM cone inte eilccumntes ee ne eee. ee NUNNS & CLARKE’S 2 an HALLETT, DAVIS & co ffFPn CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES, tly receiving and for sale only by JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Pa. av., between 9th and lth sts. Purchasers will find it to their interest to e: ‘1 for themselves the superior qualities uf the Vf, anos. Stools, Covers, Melodeons, &c., &c., also on I keeps so better lager, un I gifs drust. Un dey dakes a fote. Shake-he say dem all you do be in vavor of my gompany vas to say ‘yes,’ un all dat don’t been in vavor of mine gompany and vants deir heads poked to say ‘Ne.’ ” Daas is right.” “Vell, nobody don’t say no; so Shake he us. Don't we have to pay for the dresses’ Don’t we have to sit with them evenings? ER. Py A -H.W.MUNDE Does not every caress of wife, or sister, or | colt tients wid ho othe erect tully announces cousin, or sweetheart embrace this great ques- | hix last quarter will commence on Tuesday tion of basques or no basques? Does not the | */ternoon, Feb. 2d, 1858. All those who desire Ps toh J fe i A abandonment of the basque involve the aban- het Bg Pee py donment of all those pleasant varietiesof dress | ment of Fancy Dances will take place immediately. ASHIONABLE DANCING, that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be tte : P d 3 necting at Benwood at 9 A. M. with express trains | find the true office of the Steamships the 8. dells me I vas lected ; den I ax him vot I shall | arises es Ge simple change of skirts Oe eS bik Sflered oe <n HE MUSIC DEPOT ~— — trom Boliire te Cincinnati, (Without chanee ¥ Mail Lage, via Panama road, as no other grim es un be say, ‘Dreat de gompany.’ | Is it noue of our business,’ Parents whodesire to sea their ohiidren and Ti 5 POT OF W. G. METZE- : se ic in in New York is authorized to engage passage, So I dreats de gompany, un den I gets de slate For whom are these dresses made we should graceful in their osrriage, should not fail to enter like to know? Whose irati them very seen. = iutsaihed to exvite? aap ncapen nee “they Geutlemen’s Classes on Tuesday and Thursday OTT, corner of Hieventh ytreet and, Pennsylvania avenue, i @ largest and only complete Musica! Establisument the Distriot of Columbia. hours from Baltimore and 26 hours from Wasting ‘The Companies have oniy one office in New York, ton, Jt aiso counects directly, in both directions, | whioh is at 177 West street, corner of W: “ at Grafton with care by Parkersburg and Mariette | fronti: nm the North River, at the head of the Clea: roads for Chillicothe, Cincinnati, ete, These trarne un a marks down mit de drust a next tra trick to dem all, un two to Shake. Vell after ve ; ‘8 usual, {rom 7 wuiil 92 o'clock. i of 8 : gornect at Xenia for Indianapolles Chioago and st, | PTS bart. | drink somedime day gues home, and [ vas a some dresses for saenet for the purpose of yaw : ere bested FIANGH areata nha ees ale is, and at Cinoumnatt with the Great Olsio, and iro 7 TET AVMOND Acq, vireman. pleasing ‘+ the brethren /** We, therefore, take ANCING ACADEMY. ty; aluo, Prince's superior MELODEONS. Mississipp: Express tor Louisville, Cairo and St. | t=ve “Dat night I goed to bed, un I dreams all | this early occasion to declare thatwe shall hold Together with an immense stock of Musica! In. | Louis through ty St. La n lexs than 42hours from night pout houses on fire, un [ donght I vas | Ourselves bound to admire no woman who dis- | ,,Mr.T F. GASZYNSK{ aud DAUGHTER have | struments and Sheet Music of ever description. lee prone roe ey y peary nee ree B: = — 2 5 , rey : and southern placesin the West h leas, wh Insurance, &c. breaking the vindows, un smashin de tings un | cards the basque, and adopts the idea of the | (hemor eelicnnnn nad Gacimeion thee Gaur forte tuning excouted by Mr. Rebine, the distance fe from 49 to 10 miles shorter then by SON INSURANGF COMP ENT OF NEW safin eferybody, un in de morning ven J get up | eal bag. We will not place our arm around | he will re open _his Classes for Dancing in | eros clothes somes, _— Pim are Hoe INGURANCE COMPAN OF NEW 1 vines mineself lyin on de vioor, vere I -valls | the weitt of any woman whe may happen to | Tompertncs Hall; Letieet, for flisvesand Masten] 5]4. . SEVENTH STREET 514 riving at Baltimore at 8.0 A. M. _ tal eee NON of a ladder in mine shleep. De next day ven | be in danger of falling anless she wear a basque. | jrom’s o'clock p. int for’ Ladies ned Geptionon, wy . ’ : [7~ Baggage cheoked through to all points, Shake comes into my saloon, he dells me I vas We are determined to frown down this threat- from7'glack p.m. Georgetown—ou Wednesday, the 7th of Octol» THROUGH TICKETS sox! at lowest rates at vined vifty cents. for I don’t been out of mine | ened change with all the power of a severely Bg gong larrover’s Ladies Sem- Om: , three doors Panemurers tees baitonere a Wh sabinstom may pad Mg ts, &e. on es fav house. So after a leedle he splain to me yot it | Corrugated countenance. So, dressmakers be- part.oularg application can be made Ovp Fritows’ Hatt. pisw the entire road by daylizat, by taking mora. | ble terms as other responsible companies, vas, dat I must pay vifty cents, so I pays it, | Ware'—Sprinfield Republican. widenoe, 407 & street, between sth aad Dene set a, suited to every sight: | ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or . . M. HANSON, Agent, i ; 2 at ea ; se 12-6m ‘Reading, and | Watchmaker’s. land, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac. | No. 512 7th st., oppo. Intelligencer Office un I make up mine mind dat I don’t miss de Glasses; ‘Telescopes, Microscopes in commodation train, leaving Cumberiand att and isn Z3-eozm vires no more.” Puans or Excurstontsts.—Preparations ¢f sreat variety ; Cosmeramic en ce eee Oakland at 10.50, (..____. EDWARD SNOWDEN, . “Daus vas pesser.”” | all sorts are making in many quarters for all Dentistry, &c. eeeer ts Nee See adver- FOR WAY PASSENGERS. Genera! Cait AND PES. ESTATE “Vell, de night before last dere vas a yvire | sorts of sport neatsummer. First, there is a = ENT. D*: R. FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, No. $10 Pennsylvania avenue, <S] Will perfo-m all operations balonging to his eer er im at his old established office, as above. 1 The Cumberiand Accommodation Train at 7 A.M.. will stop at all Stations exst of Cumberiand, and the Wheeling Accommvdation at ali Stations beyond Cumberiand going West. Eastwardly, the Mail Train leaves fomwen ae perl A. N., Accommo- Stica leaves Cumber: &t 3, reaching Baltimore ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way pessencers Will take the Express westwardly ane e Mail eastwardiy. in de Bowery, un [ goed up mit de macheen- | party which proposes to start in April to hunt gine, un ve gets to vork, un de magheengine | lions, tigers, and other wild animals in Africa, plays on de vire, so den de foreman of de gom- | It is to be composed of gentlemen of means and pany he comes to me un he say, ‘Shon, dere’s | leisure in Europe and America, who delight in & vorman in de upper story, yougo up deladder | he sports of the tented hunting ground. They un hand ber out.” So of goars as I gets in de | go out fully Dap *75r4 with tents, dogs, horses, vindow, but dere vas no voman dare ; [ looks | and attendants. Their landing place and head- all srount, un I calls fur de voman, but she | quarters will be Algiors. don’t come, so I dinka I better go out so soon Of this proposal we cannot speak very ap- A’ For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsece tion of Claims before the Court of Clams, and the Departments, Purchase and Sale of reel ee tates, attend to Renting Houses, Buy and Sel Warrants. Negotiate ey all business of similar character. Ofhoe corner 7th and Louisiana avenue, jan i6-ly Washington, City Trstimonials. Norrotx, September 7, 1854. Sim: The Spectacies you made tor me suit me very weil, aud seem to have improved my sight more than any other I have lately tried. LITT. W. TAZEWELL. PRE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. M. LOOMIS, M. D., the mventor and pateutes of ‘Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” having, successfully introdueed his improvement ae I have tried a pair of Spectables obtained from Mr. Totias, and fied them of great assistance to my sight, and corresponding with hig descriptionof them focus. 1 recommend hum as a iifal optician oe D G is AND SILVER vari ities, bi rmanentiy estab. SNRY A, WISE. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. M., PURCHASED asTean I goes tode vindow un—mein Gott | provingly; for if any one desires to hunt lions shed himself n Washington, “aa eosi Parenssune, Uctober 21, 1854. ey meet egy wpa “plate atsle AT THE BEST RATES. in Himmel, de ladder vas gone. I puts ont | and tigers, they can do it to much bettor ad- his inaprovement for Gets of Teeth cofeiateohie®. |. RR eee ent ceunes from Mr. Tobias, | "phe N leaves at 5.45 air of Glasses for the spectacies which I used. and found them of great assistance to my decaying on; and my opmion of him is, that he is skilful he preparation of Glasses for eyes not too far gone to be benefitted by such J. F. MAY. Lyncnsurs, November 7, 1854. examination of Mr. Tobias’ Giasses, and servations and remarks, am convinced skillful optician. ss -, J.J. BLACKFORD, M. D. _ Lyncnsurc, November 10, 1854. Mr. John Tobias, having furnished me with Gias- ses, by which 1 have been greatly aided,(my wisi0n having suffered pony from reading at night in my earirer life.) st affords the highest pleasure to say that I consider him a& skillful practical optician, and well prepared to aid se who may need his professions! services. WM. B. ROUZLE, Elder of the Methodist Conference. Witmineton, N. U., June 27, 1854. Mr. J. Topias—Uear Ser: 1am happy tosay that the Spectacles which | obtained from you last week are entirely satisfactory. From an inequality in the visual range of my eyes, | have vere found great difficulty in getting gissses of the proper fuca! dis- tances. It aflords me pleasure to state, that by the aul of your optometer this Scalia hes beenbappily obviated, so Phat the Glasses you furnished me sre decidedly she hastedapter. to my eyesof any i have ever yet used. ery respectfully Feet R: B. DRANE, mine head to call somebody to bring him back, | vantage in India, where just now there is, Le- but shust den a stream of vater from de hose- | side, much other entertainment. A trip to Cal- gine comed right in mine vace un drowd me | cutta, or better still, perhaps, Bombay. is just right on mine pack "’ now one of the most interesting excursions ander un blitzen!"” imaginable, and the most desirable to those who “De vater keeped comin, un de shmoke was j have time and means to make it comfortably. drowned me too. I couldn’t speak, The second project is an excursion to the for ven [ opened mine mont the vater villed it | Mediterranean in the stexmer Ericsson, leav- up. Virst I vas mad, den I sheveared, un den | ing New York about the Ist May, and arriving I getted skeert, un I prayed, un at last I feels | about the lst of August. Accor to the pro- atty bad mit mineself, un I dinks I vas dead | gramme, she will touch at Gibraltar, Malta. Shust den somebody shumped rite in de middle | Alexandria, Jaffa. (for Jerusalem.) Constanti of the vioor, un it vas Shake; he daked me up | nople, Athens and Naples, remaining at each to ax me vat I vas doing dere, so I feels | place a sufficient time to enable the passehgers shamed, un [I detls him I vas lookin rount to| tosee the sights, The number of ngers is save somebody, un he say, ‘You tam fool geome limited to 150. and the fare of each, if adults. along un save yourself.’ So I vollered him | will be $750. Other expenses of the voyage. it out, un dere vas de ladder ; he putted his legs | is calculated, will raise the whole cost to about srount it un shlided down; den I dried to do| $900. de same, but ven [ comes down half de way,| This will do pretty well, but any one who has mine legs cotched one in de oder, un dowg 1| the time and $900, one would think, could damble, rite pon top de heads of pout a dozen | travel more to their taste by ordinary convey- vi s. Iprokes mine pack up so far as} ances. tine boots. I vas all over so plack un blue Butastill more attractive excursion is offered as blood color efer since, un I don’t run no| to Americans, acrogs the plains with the army 7. making & set of but one pigoe of material, and ELLICOTTS MILL TR t indestructible mineral. P.M. L A. Ni., and 5.15 eaves Eilioott’s Mills at? A.M. aud7 P. M., except Sunday, FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Leave Baltrmore for Wash:ngton st 4.15 and 9.8 A.M. 3and5.i5 P.M. On Sundays at 4.16 A. M., sud 5.15 P. M. only. Leave Wasinngton for Baltimore at 6 and 8.99 A Map sand 4 -M. On Sundays at 7A. M., and . M. only, ‘The first and fourth trains from Baitwmore. and the seeond and fourth trains from Washington, wall be express mail trains, st mpping, only st Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction, The 9.15 nd 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the 8.0 and 429 trams from Washington connect with the trains from Annapolis. For tickets, information, fare, Se. apply to J.T. ENGLAND, Ageut, at the Ticket office, Camder Station. WM. 8. WOODSIDE, is 13tf Maeter of Tiansportaicon. Baiiumore, (RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Go RRR: 7 a OR @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINB Twice Daily, (Sunday nights exoepted,) betwee WASHINGTON CITY and the SOUTH, vis ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE ano kick FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD, ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN BU- ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO- NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED FOR DEPOSITORS, PAYABLE INSAME FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHARGING THE CURRENT RATES.—CHECES MUSTBE MARKED ACCORDINGLY. SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI- PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN SUMS TO SUIT. BONDS AND STOCES SOLD ON COM- MISSION. UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD. LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED AT THE HIGHEST RATES. SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, PANT £ 00., */ see ee enkers. ‘PEN PER CENT. Oo metal is used in their construgtion, and they are therefore free from gaivanio action and metalic taste. There are no mes to become filled with moisture or particles of fc hence they are pure and clean. They are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far mere sturahig, and natural in their appearance. i will give a reward o One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produces poearesf work of art to be mine in purity, some durability, artistic excellence or any other requisi quality. All work responsibly warranted. 270 Penna. avenue, between lith snd 12th streets, ap 1ANOS—VERY CHEAP.—I have now in store the following gr-at bares ns: - A very superior Piano of Hatlet, Davis &, Co.. 7 ootaves, fine rosewood; orginal Bee ie kal 400. [thas been rented out in a oareful mily, and will be sald for $300. Also, a similar Piano, same makers, 63, octaves ; original price $300; will be sold for $225. hese Pianosa e reslly bargains; we warrant and zuarantee them as willingly as we do our new ones. Al! persons in want of a good reliable Fiano are sv: leited to gali and see these instrum-nts. Also, a Second-iand Piano, which we have ac cepted in part p-yment fora new cne, for $15; one for $40; one for €0 and ove for $10. 0 always the lnrges: stock of Pianos in this efore call at No. 206 Pa. av., between sth at VESTMENT. olt: and loth streets. ector of St. James’ Parish. OND. Corporation Bonds of iol =< Bovmpet. more with the macheegine.”” fe be sent to Utah. _ Beslan ass journey in | sins st ___JOHN F. ELLIS. ueezing bogs indnoed by a fiend to vist the estab, Leaves Pc gre entra x re arly (irk: "Boule of gin anche “Eve arowing ity ot 2 a pleasant company ata delightful season of the DES TISTRY ona staan L eas intnuned with @ pelt ebebtlr soos ke Es Nis —_— th Davenport has pow shout 2/80 ja — aS Picremnsace asp Ponric Cazsinans—Hux | Sou, Sy way wicem the niitary operations | DOT BR SHeemEN BAILY. | gem | chet ts hte tefunemit | foctnNeuuuno sey wesoutuwent. , | Rely scree iy gine, tenn it ney Ear tasin Esemes.—Tho nineteenth j Sete airlo a ca plan for ba tory bina Pare doors from luk Street sree pap eowon telnet pe arrtee etkih) | LYNCHBURG next mormng at 4a. m.,connceting | only £125,000, and eanuot now be i century has been carried to the islands of the + ally very good, was in nk ght. frequent! toa very late hour: aid of these elnanes i oan ately ain ever, and that too without the pain aye prev ly aulfered. SOHN WILSON” Late Commissioneer Gen’! Land Odice. Deo. 11, 1855. Ihave used Mr. Tobiax’s Spectacies for three or four mont d take great pleasure in saying that T am. much leased with them. I have heen mueh benefit them. GEO, P.SCARBURGH, May 5th, 1855. I was recommended to Mr. John Tobias asa skilful optieimn ; andas | have eves of remarkable peculiani- ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tobias seeined to comprehend them by inspection and some slight measurement, and he has made me a pair of Specta- cles that suits meadmirably, A. P. BUTLER. July Li, 1856, . The statistics of the city were published in the Intelli- gencer of the Be) . We recommend jpese bonds, believing them to be as safe as any coe eS _CRUBB BROTHERS ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. WwW CHARTERED BY CONGRESS CarivaL.——. —_. ——. ——_ 0,0 tions for INSURANCE OR BU: TA tay py eG oa] Washington Wa. F, Bayly, uel Baty, Jose Bryan, Hegee F. . rh ee - JaMEs Cc, MoGUIRE, Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the publicthat he be seen at all hours, at his office, looated as above. fie feels assured that an experiencs of fifteen years’ practice, with the large nuniber of patients, and great variety of difficult cases that he hns treated success- fully, will enable him to surmount an aieniyy. scientific or otherwise, reiating to tue ‘Teeth, Hie own experience confirming the opinion of ynany men eminent in the profession, and especi!!y Ors. Harris fs E, Parmly, bas led him, long siuce, to dis- card ail mercurial preparations for Ollite Teeth also al! Enamels, Gutta Percha, India Rubber, and Ce- ments for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Guid Plate, is the only r @ substance that can be worn in the mouth, As was most conclusively shown by the last Apes Dental Convention, g. pe he fiatigrs himself from his long - deuce practice in Washington, he is favoratly known to his aumerous friends and patrons, he begs leave to refer them tu the followmz ; TESTIMONIALS: { From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of with the trains on the Virgo and Tennessee Ra: Road for NEMPHIS. } Ottesvilie to nop burs & distance of 6) miles. Fare from Washington lo Lyncuburg, $7.75, The steamer GFORGE PAGE, foot of Seventt street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs in connection with the trai: Tickets for Lyochbarg pi rod on the Bost. Omnibusesand Baggage Wegons will beat the Depot of the Washington lroad, to convey pas- senzers and baggage to the Stesmboat, for Alexan- 7 hoes a distance ofsix mules, allowing ample time eas. — JAMES A. EVANS, Agen Alexandria, Jaly, 1657. a iv 8-t JEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL NE‘ ONPAID STATES MAIL STRAME KS The Ships composing tais he ATLANTIC ~~ “Gant. Otiver Eldridge ATL asmdinfe Pacific by the Missionaries, and one of the best | Memorable. Thearmy wiil begin to move about of our Western” anges is the Honolulu | the Is'}pf May, and det chinents will keep leay- Advertiser. Its principat contents are whaling | 19g until late in June —V. VY. Post. reports and advertisements of a commercial 5 and marine character, but we find the follow- Tar Axerican Horse-Taver.—The Ameri- ing in a late number. Think of sending a re- | C4” borse-tamer bas been busy during the week rter to a cannibal battle and feast! Its very | *t the Royal Mews, and on Tuesday he com- ‘eraldish 7 poy mastered a wicked little mare of Lord Hanayeve Valley, which lies opposite the erby’s, to the great delight of her nobleowner, Bay, does not resemble our Hawaian vallies. | Who had may quarter of an hour to wait It is not a gentle siope between two hills, but sarod she gies "iad Aaa be i si ; jocile as a lam ctive lool an, ene ee a tee ie ae of somewhat about 11 stone, and seems to ride largest, most beautiful and productive of the | *0dturn his pupils rather by an indication many lens of Futubiva. The valley has re- with his hand than by touching the rein. It cently oe the scene of protracted war be- | Temains to be seen whether the secret can be tween the neighboring tribes’ One of these | 4pplied impromptu in the hunting-field to in- cen ail Stages Char Wasuineton, Aug. 8, 1955. Having been for years under the necessity of hev- two sets of pean for use in daylight, and one for lamp-light—I procured one set from Mr. fobies contests lasted nine days, at the close of whieh | Corrigible “pullers” and “ruskers.”” Mr. ‘this city. Toveral months, and bad Poem axcollent | She ADMIATIC ——-— cet Gate Samson Wart, | _OBartox D. Hanson, Secretar spits the bodies of the captured dead were eaten. | Rarey has determined to open a subscription | Dr, SrerueN Batuy: Dear Sir—I desireto expres EDWARD STUBBS, — BANfiNe House OF = nibal F i be | list at ten guineas each for persons desirous bf | my esteem for you personally, and my confidence ip Of Department of State. ‘Theze ships having boca built by contract expressly HUBB BROTHERS, This canuibal custom prevails throughout the : th _ | you aga superior dentist. The operations executed Mr. J.Tosias. Sir: Tue pair of Spectacies you | for Government service, every care has been taken = P. learning the new method, and. when the sub- | P08 havebeen highly uatistactecy, Thope that you | furnished me yesterday are particularly eatisiactory | it their oo: n, As tls0 ia their engines,toin- | Dxrosits.— received and Checks pad ‘Tbey do not havea great feast over thege | %ribers amount to 600, classes will be formed | inay receive the patronage from my frieude aud the tome. ‘They are ve decidedly the best I puscoue, | sure strength peed, and their seoommodatiane | without oharEe. ‘on the northern seaboard buman bodies, as is genstaliy supposed to be | t receive the necessary instruction, (under | public that your skill wowell deserves, and 1am the owner of eight or nine pairs, carefully | for passengere are unequsiied for elegance and com . change Gaties rece: it at par, said Cities furnished to depositors without ; inxenaer oN os! Ts.—Interest will be silowed on Deposits at such rates as be agreed 5 ober Vivica te Paccmear lamer: Ly ot gnrved to bo checked for, payable in same ora specie, We charging the rerular Exehs "Disc uNTS.—Notes, and Bile e ‘will bediscounted, and made ou Stocks, Seourities, st the es rate, . ETTERS OF CREUIY.—: yr of crete rg e rnished, negotinble in the different ted Deposit of Money or and interest allowed if Money is ¥ ‘trai Washington, Aug. 2, 185. J, W. PRENCM, From one of the oldest firms Ke Baltimore, M coasts, gas, Cotman & Co, Having employed Dr, Stephen Baily, Surgeon D: tist, ington ity, to execute for me ap 1 portant and difficult pieco of work, which he did My entire satisfaction, and in view of the faa! that one of the most distinguished members of the Dent Coilexe of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trials, to perform the same work satisfactorily, TE fves BY: reat pleasure to express my entire confidence ; I. tian Jani 1h HARMANN BOGGS, ody ii piece: certain conditions to be agreed to at the, tinie baton pac tt esas aban bi ce a of subscribing.) at the riding-school of the jvint, a rib, according to his metit— | Duke of alleen. who has kindly. placed raizes it on his gun over his shoulder, agd | the building at the disposal of Mr. Karey. We marches home. There he calle his relations | bave ourselves seen sufficient to be convinced together, and they devour the flesh—some cook- | ¢f the humanity and efficaciousness of this ing it in slices like pork. but most eat it raw. | mode of subjugating one of our most usefal ‘The motive which induces them to eat the | #¥imals, and believe that very soon oe plagee bodies of their enemies is revenge; they feel of a restive and mashis bors will be unknown. thet their revenge ix not satisfied until they | //wstrated London News. have tasted of their blood and flesh, When fort. ‘The steamers ofthis line have tmproved water- tight compartments, and no expense has been & tomake them all ss good as new, the thorough exam ination given them proves their mode of coustiuc- tion yebunegualled. , g Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in pool ccNew York, Sand 20"kuineas. "An experi- toNew York, Sv and 20 guineas. An experi- perienced Surgeon netnohed toeachehip. Noberths ean be secures until paid ior. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. FROM NEW YORK. FROM LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Jan. 16 1858) W ednesday, Feb. 3.. 1838 selacted in different places and ‘trom opticians rec- ommended to me on account of their professional standing in France, Engiand, and the United States, 1 have been also pleased wi' heged remarks and di- rections on the treatment of th orate. for the puar- = of sreser ine and Honoring tne sigee. em ly yours, 5 a sg east brofecsor of M. C.. Louisville, Ky, SRooxtrn Onvuorardic Ins ITUTION, After most careful examination of Mr. . Tobias’s Glasses, | am enabled to testify that their hardness, clearncas, polishing, and optical shape render them particularly recomme: @ to those whose impairment of the eyes are in Jatol Tue Bark Aveiatic Agatn Escapep.—A Paria ; i ‘ » 1 consider, moreover, M. Saturday, Feb.13.....1858| Wednesday, M’oh 3.1858 | "EPR J vy EXCHANGE.—Trevelers wi! brandhesrtn Bass pri mbtiens “ sna before correspondent of the London Globe, writing on | Kxtreot fromanoterss on ete SS; aotermine the foour see greeny Fagen ee Lee turasehes itn drat such sures ao many be de- them, tien it ciluminates in che Sendiah act of | the SIs of January, says: U.S. Sunare, Aug. 1m, s optometer’ In adgitfon, Teen further | Saturday, Apri ---lase| Wednesday. Ney 12tasa | siped nerotiabie in She 0 Rercas, ites. Sf the Dao, eating human desh, and we may easily imjagine | | You have already heard how that maritime Pi feeder garg or oer Vary preety #3 noth | o that Wir: Tobieg has snppliod some of my pa- | Saturday, May oo ee Wekeeeiee? tee lee a axd EUKore.> Bille Excbenee and Lettore paschanip wan Srenrnipeae dart abuses repens 2 Siippwr, Nes brekbbodee' agains sua te oeeenore "fo “CLAYTON, | tents wi LEWIS BAUER. AL Ds, | Seturgay> Janes. ---1iss| Wedussday. June 3.188 | $f detmerket zagiand. tween their bloody teeth, is the sweetest morsel | C0 ?tne waters of the dark sea _Codnt Cavour of the Saturday, June 1 thata heathen warriorean taste. Thiscannibal- telegraphed to the authorities at Marseilles and wy ism copra ty to re poogeronionr rts ‘Toulon his arrival in sheidsit = Spesria, whete joanger people appear to na ® | the French war steamer drayge m to Genoa, pecan bo and it is probable that befure many the weather ete too Boney ta Pecceee ieihe. ears it will be extinct among the Maranesas. | [t would appear that they re on the Genoese os This famous battle of Wanatage: Keketa tolls | captain of the port for his safe eastody, and the , lasted nine days. It consisted rather of | Po! captsia onthe “ekgens sag oa ip ied skirmishes, though shots enough were fired to | *™id the squalls and Gack goss, the clipper cree 4 &o. to Beoun »NDEy 6. = sed » ties € to 12 pr. ‘alway sale, ivi the different Cit eo winaie of aK pr. cent. Where Shoskn ae bought we chAinoan, Cipy. amp Stare pe road Rar psiesal hearer wha E thang gio! Sooty sty of Legion, and oF te oO! 5 el Sur- =< 6 Koval mebopaedic Sets 3! iter, O, Lastitation, ; Noxroxk, Va., July 27, 1354. in Aye guvorience of, even two years, | have found freat difficulty in obtaining Spectacles that wero ex- iy ally oe = Eke males ol of porcainn eae Fe cl ta wot eR OR MWe the undersigned having hd ogeaslonsto avai i ves of the fessional Dr. 8. been anes reief from maladies of the Physician and Surgeon, Berl; Member ton oan recommend Dr. 8. rt Es ‘al College fu eons, cn agg pies ug: od Pi : 4. cane wie Dee. 8. 168 mart 858 | Wednesday. Dentist of this city, or hav’ | sotiy adapted to the weakness of my sight. ‘This in- : ‘lees! Wednesday, Dec. 22 18st athe have killed a regiment. Tris quite likely that | 0°4,%¢ Neht aud dasn ak Ane Maainnd wees ant of his opsratious on nour fanultan of froudayt inke gonveniedieg Mr. Toles soma to Have Premoved | for 2 Deove—_ 188 ; see rete All Wanants eeld by us are guares these simple warriors did their fring’ with | asked to pay for prayers for his son, who had Lg well an of the ussiorns! iafaotocy pit more suitable Glasses, ‘They are clear; ehrystal-ike Epes Pb RP eOLLIRS. No. 55, Wall street, | * Te, wa eyes shut, as during the page rises ut one | come to grief, saving, pie ee fod in which ke perfor the most lioate and dificalt teckoae Phe fom are ot oie eAtiuty vaeein hum | New Wem oon ig bern located ifre- of two persons were killed. ¢ heathen party | brok» out of every jail in Munster, e won't | pperatio’ ur} = eres) E , , = ROWN, Sf LEY & 00> 1 verpool arrent quotations f (hls terrible scare entered into a compact | stay long in purgatory. conts ium tothe sunk tonice and pate ool the tite aad in this way. SIMKINS BROWAINW Rig? & CO., Pare, wil) be forwarded to Western Houses on wiih their couquerers, in which hostages were orders, or sent for sale on commussion to respensibie exebanged, Lut those of the vanquished ran ywnere vi these ships will not be secountabie for xoldy silver, bull precious Russian Movements 1x PaLgsting.—A letter Sor xold..o8) ee Ther is signed from Jerusalem says: Wiaineton, N.G., Ji 16, 1854. areas cha Recera toute ress away, (from fear of being devoured, perhaps.) | OV iierous caravans of Ruslan, Geek and from wr tatbteme none Ollie as <r thgrafor and the value thereof ox, and returned to thely Who itamediately. | armenian pilgrims have arrived bere from dif- . uire, ae he has auited me with eae of Spcetteeg ju the most secret manner, took ‘‘bag and“bag- ace -n far it, My sixht ferent purts of Russia and Tu The Greek HMLADELPAIA. WITMINGTON AND ven’? from the soil of ibele expertors, and | Patriaieh lo-artee pesserintetart PY ABACTINGRE RAILROAD. ”. ng extensive faLree Lenox, ‘oat ice , aki rebases of houses fand, both inside and, . pastry empties, ie ot hehe eA me Pataide of the city ets also making con ‘we 1enT, i 1UVk, : 4 oe - * 5 oe 54 jer ticipated, but just cust they desired, took pos- Sar iallgioes eet fe purpose pt Cog a ESA EEE TSC ARE 8, 1855. Passenger trains for Philadelphia feaye Pre: a B* NK J - ns 3 3! rent "PERS y depot, Baituno.e, daily, excep Sunda: RS. session and divided the spoil. This contest f some time past, the Grevka bave been mak-, DERSF. x, Page A ncHED se . ve. folicws, Viz: ~ ssi ‘ Devomtore depot Sora ERS ‘will please was no ancient feud. There were but two} jay use of all means to become scle or part pro- | TAYLOR Mi i ‘and Strtion- ‘without | i.xpress ‘T'rain at 8.40 8. m. Mail Train at i) | snark their a payabte tm current points of approach to the valley, one by thei} prietors of the ruins of the old habitation of the | 9f enue, near Ith street, offer to the pu 16 y ‘clock &. mt a > im ripen fon Beponites of Will be ia. mountain psss and one by the sea. Never be- nights of St. John of Jernsalrm, at a short dix- in the importation of foreign Books, y Horr iene etek e au Pig er rig ‘Accounts will with ivore aeving fore had the enemy been able to force this nar- | tance from the Charet of the Holy Sepulchre.” ementa With’ European: ibnaos FOR HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY. sepoaitor a BB ib. row passage—a fastness of nature. They had Se es s wevacnt bare camsates ts Baltumare at 40'e! Pm. 2-t L2 been forced to steal chrough ‘am aperture worn Ot ot ihe Pet nals “i er alow rate of importation prices, phia are m. ma. vimana te m Bers waves through the no t rey ication ofelabtecn 1 mY . : NG CARDS, “ANO | tylee, and cards pri ‘MAURY'S Bookstore, ~~ . near Mh street, a. istand, from wheuee they diseharged exander's4i authority, it turns out that the their enemies and retreated. It inetion and iB Ses an ed neon aa |e eam Sean “fhey desire to return, and that there are those v se NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. beware LOAN on STOCK SECURITIEM CHUBB BRI atti | rom BSE. RD, DEL.’ adorimaaminciaeaphe ta eeTS'T ear Wire ee Since, ri)