Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1858, Page 1

THE EV ENING STAR FUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPPED,) 4? THE STAR EUILDINES. Corner of Ps. avenue and Eleventh street, By W. D. WALLACH. Papers served tn packages by carriers st $48 year, or 37 cents per month. ‘To mail subscribers the sub- sorption price is $3.50 8 year, in advance; $2 for six months; @1 for three months ; and for iess than Shree 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 very other day or semi-weekiy, 25 per cent. advance; once a week, 50 per cent. advance. THE FROZEN BROOK. This exquisite description is taken froma poem by James R. Lowell, entitled “The Vision of Sir Launfal.’’ Wn swept the okill wind from the mountai From the snow five thousand summers old ; & — eae a t gather’d all the cold. And whiri’d it like sleet on the wanderer’s cheek ; It carried & shiver every where ‘om the uniesf'd boughs and pastures bare ; @ litle brook aT and built a roof 4 bum, winter-proof ; e stars’ frosty gleams Spe peape be — Hi ear i 8 the lashes of light t tem t ; fis soulptured every summer delight Wa through 8 [ros! pred. forest ory pt, » Sparkling aisles of stecl-stemm’d treas jing to counterfeit eeze ; Sometimes the roof no fretwork knew i silvery Mosses that downward grew ; umes it w&s carved in sharp relief W ith quaint arabesqves of ice-tern leaf; umes it WSs simply smooth and c.ear For the giedneve of heaven to shine through, and He had caught the nodding bulrush tops And hung them thickiy with diamond drops, Which chrystali’d the beams of moon ‘and sun, nd made a star of ry one: 0 mortals ba.der’s most rare device id match this winter-paince of ice ; “3 as if every image that mirror’d lay : 18 depths serene through the summer day, fivtting shadow of earth and sky, Lest hould be lost, been ry masonry By the elfin builders of the frost. ———2+e-_____ THE LATE ATTEMPT ON LOUIS NA- POLEON. By Whom and Why it was Desigued.—Its Repetition Certain. To the Editor of the N.Y. Tribune: Sim: Since the late attempt upon the life of the Emperor Napoleon, it is often asked why the ter number, if, in fact, not all, engaged in the conspiracy are Italians? Pianori, the Italian who was executed some years ago for attempting to assassinate the Em- peror, was offered a free pardon if he would make a full confession and divulge his accom- tices, but he bravely retused; and now every inducement is held out to the present prisoners to reveal the details of the plot for participa- ting in which they will andoubtedly forfeit their lives. And though the rumor that Endie has confessed and will appear as a witness against his fellow-cor'spirators is industriously circula- ted, it is not at all believed. The reasons I have hithertoseen assigned for the fact that the numerous attempts upon the = lite have been almost invariably ie by Italians, do not explain the matter correctly. It is known that Louis Napoleon’s coup d'etat of the 24 December was received with acclamation ie the Liberal party in Tus- eany; and even in Rome, though by his troops he kept the Puntiff on his tarone, the news was not received with ill farur. On the coatrary, the Constitutional Liberals, who wish for na- tional liberty, but who are opposed to the Red Repablicans, even to this day, regard him with favor, knowing that he has pressed upon the Pope many measures of reform in opposition to the suggestions of Austria. The Italians, as a nation, are friendly to the Empire. The mem- ory of the Napoleon is still revered by them. But there has existed among them for many years a body of admirable organization and great power. I allude to the dreaded Carbonari. Imme- diately after the French Revolution of 1830, there were a series of outbreaks through the Roman territory, extending into the Duchies of Pa and Modena. ‘ihey were the work of the Carbonari, and were soon put down ina most sanguinary manner by the troops of the late Pope Gregory. Inthe Roman Legations the present Ewperor and his brother, who died during the insurrection, were actively engaged. They were both sworn members of the Carbo- nari. Itis generally understood that it was Pietri, the present Corsican Prefect of Police, who initiated the present Emperor into the Carbonari, of which Mazzini, rhe present Pope, and the late King Charles Albert were active members. This society never forgives a rene- gade member; and this fact is mentioned in explanation of Mazzini’s opposition to Pius IX. and Charles Albert; and this is the real secret of the recent and other attempts by Ita- lians upon the bees Ss life. Louis Napoleon has been tried by the chiefs of the society, formally condemned te death, and received notice of the doom which surel awaits him. Those now in prison may peas on the scaffold, but they know that thousands are ready to avenge them; and even though torture be tried (that it was under Louis Phil- ippe is proved in Louis Blane’s “ History of ‘Ten Years’) they will die without making s sign. DS rsini is not expected to survive his wounds. He is a member of the noblest house in Italy. His wotk narrating bis most singular escape from the Austrian prisons, you remember, made @ great sensation some time since. He is singularly handsome in person. Pietri, in alluding to him after his arrest, said to Prince Napoleon, “ He is the handsome-t man in the world; I never saw anything to equal the beauty and grace of this monster!’’ Ata ball at Puris, uot long since, a Senator, a great friend of the Empress. was congratu- lating her on her gayety and good spirits. *¥es,” she said, ‘I seek to forget myself (@’etourdir ;) L know that one of these days we shall all perish se eee !? Poor woman ! she is to be pitied. Her grace and goodness merit a happier fate. The crown is indeed to ber composed uf thorns. As fur the Emperor, heisas thorough a fatalistas any Turk. “What will be, will be,’ is his motto, but yet it is thought that much of his confidence is assumed. It is known that the French exiles in London and Kossath were not concerned in the late iracy. Louis Blanc and Ledru Kollin are both opposed to assassination. The affair was solely the work of the Carbonari, and it really seems a just retribution that one who conspired himself should now be the object of detestation to his brother conspirators. “He that taketh the sword shall perish by the sword.”’ Your obedient servant, Srickixe ro tug T<x7.—Selden, in his amu sing Table-Talk, has the following story in illustration of his remark that preachers will sometimes bring anything into the text: “ihe young masters of arts preached against non- residency in the university; whereupon the heads made an order that no man should med- die with anything but what was in the text. The next day one preached upon these words, “Abraham begat Isaac.” When be had gone a good way, at last he observed, that Abraham was resident; for, if he been non-resident, he could never have begot Isaac ; and so he fell foul upon the non-residents *’ This says the Chrtstran Intelligencer, is sometbing like the anecdote of the minister who almost possessed on the subject of the prelatical controversy, and could never refrain from in- troducing his opinion on it, no matter what the subject in hand. Once he was set to discourse upon the first verse in the Bible, ‘In the be- ining God created the heaven and the earth.”” fis first remark was, *‘ Yes, my brethren; but it does not say that (dod created bishops.’ A Evropeay. A gentleman was recently vu a visit to weretone, and one afternoon, while there, having an engagement up tow: threatening rain, he took an u ear. The car was well filled, and the gentle- man could no! help but notieethat the majority ef the seats were occupied by men, and that the half-dozen ladies who had seats were very handsomely dressed, magnificently ted and good looking; while some dozen calicoed and muslin ange re standing in the centre of the car. hile he was thinking of the prob- able cause of this, the car stopped, and a very pretty, finely dressed young lady entered. In an instant a dozen male bipeds sprang to their feet, each one anxious to relinquish his seat. The lady stood a moment, then beckoning each pouty Gianeal gid to a seat, she took one her- self, simply remarking: ‘‘ We thank you, gen- ‘Yemen, for your gallantry.”” Star. NO. 1,591. mg WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1858. List or Patenrs.—The following is the list of Patents issued from the United States Patent Office, for the week ending Feb. 23, 1858—each bearing that date: Eben VOL. XI. Pianos, &o. Ss th. GeLD MEDAL FERMI ino FORTES. Travelers’ Directory. —_—_—_—__- LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. A aie AB AKAANGEMENT. Dyspxpsia anv Fite.—Dr. Tracy Delorme, creat ourer of Consumption, was for several yeas so badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the wit The steamer George Page having been taken off Ahaz N. Alcott, of Gowanda, N. ¥.—For im- | time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually (Bene ene te ee ire of Se aaa ‘fur ie-the COLTER bay appie corer. cured by & prescription furnished him by a youke Knass, Gaxux & Co., “ s . Bridge, of Boston, Mass —For im- provement in cable sto; L.A Butts, of Cuba, in seed planters. Jobn H. Belter, of New York, N. ¥.—For im- Lheenre in the method of manufacturing far- a! e. $4 G. W. Billings, of Cleveland, Ohio. —For tm- clairvoyant girl. This preseription, given by a mie child while in a state of trance, has oured every body. who has taken it, never having failed once. It is equally as sure in cases Of fits as of dyspepsia, Ths imgredis may be found inany drug store. I will send this vaisable prescription to any person on the receipt of one postage stamp te pay postage. ace. running at the hours mention from foot of 7th street, Washington, and Janney’s W barf, foot of Kung street, Alexandria. Lea: Alexaniria At5 7%. 9. 10%. 1K, 3, 4X, ie Washington at 6.84 934,11%, 2,4, 532. _ Ube Mount Vernon trips wili be discontinued un- til further notice. fes WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. inges the manufacture and sale of grand and ae a aoe Co., at the oid stand, jos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 North Butaw street op- te the Eutaw House, Baltimore. ‘hey have just opened anew Sales Room at Bas. timore street, id Ry -—For improvement tween Charies and Light t proved dovetailing tool. Address Dr. Tract Devore, New York Post er Y large aesort &a 4 oe eat of New York, N. ¥.—For stone | Office, Jan %-2m* ; seat Hels pak ro hy SR GSE: SG ressing machine. b ve, SOME Wi double reeds, ows: George E. Burt and George F. Wright, of Har- 1 aN IN PossEsst0N of some valuable certificated to it small oh ag 5 ve Seed do mm. vard, Mass.—For improvement in the wheel and | in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of ite tonsivaly pot sy re cf do. aisem, axle attachment of horse ;“Wwers, &c. efficacy im relieving bronchial disease attended with we will sell wh onthe most Oo. do, atS pm. David W. Clark, of Br ‘port, Ct. —For im- provement in sewing machines. Jacob Coover, of Chambersburg, Pa —For im- provement in spring-bed bottoms. George 8. Curtis, of Chicago, I1l.—For im- provement in harvesters. Paul Dennis, of Bemis Heights, N Y.—For improvement in shovel plows. Fagene Duchamp, of St. Martinsville, La.— For improvement in cotton Presses. William M. Faris, of Wheeling, Va. —For im- proved water meter T C. Garlington, of La Fayette, Ala—Forim- provement in cotton gins. severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and istoomposed of roots and herbs prooured from the Blue Ridge; it 1s no common article. They are 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 Alexandria at Ledbetter’s. In Baltimore, at Hance’s, 102 Balti¢ more street, d3-tf do, ata pm. e do. at5.15 p.m. ing at 6 and $a. mand 4.20 p. m. connect directly st Baltimore for the Kast at Relay for the West. Those at § a. m.ard5 15 p. m. for je olis,and at 3p im. for Freder:ok and Norfolk. e 68. m. and 4.2 p. m. trains are Express, and stop onty at Annapolis and Washington junctions. The Rastera train of Saturday at 4.2 p.m. Philadeiphia, On Sanday only one train—at 4. 5 m. jan d TH. H. PARSONS, Agent. NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. ms. Our P: rereererae’ the ighest promiun. | (gold ‘medal)at the Pairs of the aryiand institute posite to fourteen and ey teen hases om 8u Of the beet makers from Now orks Boston and Bai: aw: premiumat the Industrial E: tion het in Aisi mon® ir- fi tctee prem inter eal atthe Mises! poritan Mechanion’ Fait for 1037, i of testimo 0 timore. We were. g0e8 only to | In addition to this.we are in napeion ‘nials from the most Gistingsish professor: ama! in the country, which can be seen Ui Wwarerooms, speaking “ themselves nnd others oj the high appreciation in which our instruments are Fre She Mik Sppre FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. mand eer of Baryjlle,R.I.—For | $pxctan Notice.—For Perfamed Breath, White |: ‘Al? tatrumente re guarauteed for five are, wd 7 E ‘ . ‘8 privii wr enjamin DP. Gullett, of Aberdeen, Miss.—For Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use ‘ Balm of | 8?! in the first six @ of exchange is ited months the of eale if the instruments do not improvement in cotton gins. wi . H. Hall, of Kittanning, Pa.—For substitute for infants’ diapers. Joseph C Haines, Proved culinary ladle. Wm. Horning, of New Lebanon, Ohio. —For Bp bey tn horse rakes. . W. Helton, of Bloomington, Ind.—For im- provement in cider mills Charles Howell, of Cleveland, Ohio.—For im- provement in harvesters. G. W. Hildveth, of Lockport, N. ¥.—For im- provement in seeding machines. David A. Hopkins, of Paterson, N. J —For dom scien in journ: xes. W. O. Hickok, of Harrisburg, Pa.—For im- provement in straw-cutters. Franklin L. Knapp. of Gosport, N. ¥.—For BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘The recent extensionand improvement of its \ead. ine connecting lies at the West has required an en- tire revision of the running arrange:nents of this rose by which highly important advantages to the trav- elerare secured. On and efter MONDAY, June 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS will be rup in both directions for through passengers. First_The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starts from tion, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(except at way stations and arrives at Cum- ‘The MAIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- cepted) at 830 A. M., and arrives at Wheeiing at 4 2 A. M., connecting at Benwood with Centrai Ohic trains for Coiumbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lou isville, Chicago, St. Louis, &c., at same piace with trains for Cieveland, Toledo, Detroit, &0., by Gievetand Road, and siso'at Parkersvurg with Ma- rd—The ST. f.OUIS end CINCINNATI em R 1 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves dsily st 5.05 P. M., con ” anew pomade; tlemen’s hair to ourl beautifully. Price 50 cents each. W. P.Fetriver & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Taytorn & Mavry, Booksellers, between 9th and 10th st., Pa. avenue. ni7 Dancing. FrASsaIONABLE DANCING. ROF.H. W.MUNDER respectfully announces to his friends and the public generally, that is last quarter will commence on Tuesday afternoon, F eb. 2d, 1858. All those who desire to be prepared for the exhibition are earne: solicited to join as soon as possible, as the arrange- ard tu of Dublin, Ind —For im- wM. ined. __ sly WM. KNABE & CO, FS MORE Age eats & CO’S superior NOS, just arrived at the, Warerooms of ms °'W. G. METZEROTT. 5 rn n20- Seoond hand Pianos for sale cheap. NUOSSS & CLARKE’S a TAA ani HALLETT, DAVIS & CO's) CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES, Constantly receiving and for saie on! 7 JOHN. ELLIS, 36 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th ste, Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine for themselves the superior qualities of the above iAnos. improvement in snow plows. ment of Fancy Dances will take place immediately, | | Stoois, Covers, Melodeons, &c., &c., also on t t wood al9 A traine ( Uelealtagien ef lighaes Hill. 2), /¢_<Far "Phe procraaune for thin senecy will be ential | bund. ° nig-tr | Proitp.tt Benwood a9 A. M. with express improvement in steam plows. new, and far exoe! any ever offered to the public. kerisheut change of Cars at Columbus,) and reaching there in but 2 hours from Baltimore and 26 hours from Washing ton, It also connects directiy, in both directions &t Graflon with cars by Parkersburg and Marietts roads for Chillicotha, Cincinnati, connect at Xenia for Indianapo! ‘THE MUSIC DEPOT OF W. Teor T, corner of Eleventh street au Pennsylvania avenue, is the largest a) only compiote Musica! Establishmert i the District of Columbia, ny Raven & Co's and Rosenkranze’s oele- Z-buion Lyford, of Loweil, Mass. —For im- peta provement in pickers for looms. Join H. Lyon, of Baltimore, Md —For im- provement in machines for splitting coal James H. Maydole, of Katon, N. Y.—For im- Parents who desire to see their ohildren easy and geo in their carriage, should not fail to enter u Classes on Tuesday and Phursday usual, {rom 744 until 93e o'clock. ete. These traint chicago and Si : rayec Louis, snd at Cincinnat: with the Grest Oio snc provement in machines for gathering stones. LNGING MoaDE MY: Cir alsar Erne eacealwargon hand m greet varie | [stalts ont 9 Cincinanti With the Grant Ohio, apd Wm. H. May, of Alexandria, Va., and Charles " Torether with an immense ‘stock of Musical In | Louis through to St. Louis in less than 42 hours from W. Coontz, of Winchester, Va.—For improve- Mr. T. F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTE the honor to announce to tie Ladies and Ger tlemey of Washington and Georgetown th: he will re-open hig Classes for Dancing in Baltimore. this train the time to ail the centra: and southern places in the West is much less, while tue distance is from 40 to 100 miles shorter than the ahortest of other routes. From the West these struments and Sheet Music of every description, ment in machines for sowing fertilizers Eaniate tuning executed by Mr. Rebine. les A. McEvoy, of Richmond, Va —For improvement in table refrigerators. 5 3 y fi Washington on Friday, the Sth of October. at re —————— | connections are equaily close and + Or x a Wittens Per ig re oe Pisce, B Pisce Femperanos Hail, = tively for Missonand Masters, 5! 4 "0D 5 ey Seabed aanuen te: al! pornts. in England June 24, 1852 : lay fosoaek ne Office Second Story, three doors from Passencers from Baltimore or Washington may Rensselaer Merrill, of Elmira, N. ¥.—For im- Gop FRLLows’ Hal. view the entire road by day! For terms and Lace aps neNgee can be made Spectacles’ and Ginsses suited to every sight, ight, by taking morn. at Mr. G.'s residence, & re ing trains, lying over at Cumberiaad or Osk proved device for connecting the panels of field reet, betwee, oe 9 pera. ing, and ppVotshmaker’s land, end toantuing bout wnoratag Oy Wheeling Ac. Stephen Morse, of Springfield, Mass.—For im i great variety; Cosmoramic Stereoscopes with views Sariecd ‘at 105. aie tae _ Provement in railroad car springs. of superior and choice pictures on hand, adver- Daniel Moore, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im- Dentistry, &c. “ FOR WAY PASSENGERS, TR. KR. FINLEY HUN R. FINLEY HUNT. eemommess ta Netoce cae canes The Cumteriand Accommodation Tran at 7 A.M. proved fire tongs. * D*:*- "DENTIST. Txetimontazs. ill stop at all Statiors east of Cumberixnd, and the Jobn McMurtry, of Lexington, Ky. —For im- No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Sia ‘ Norvoix, September 7, 154. | {Y Reeling Acoommodation at ail Stations beyond Pipanie.'Neay of Must Gliead, Onto For | Wilzera genoneaturcyaige so MMCCHEE® | suns the spmanaie 70a mide ore wll ie | Gemyna (ace Want autperlf te” Mat nt 2 ms " v eli, ve improv: V keeling at 8,90 A. M..a1 improvement in cotton seed planters’ oz srt aaa Ree Cee nee nee _ move than'any other I have Iateiy tried, ~~ ry leaves Cumberland et 6, reaching Baltimore Abner N. Newten, of Richmond, Ind.—For LITT. W. TAZEWEKLL. ~ improvement in sewing machines. (THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. elatiah Ongood, of BM --]~ nave tri a pair of Spectables obtained from Mir. | ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA NCH, betwoen Grafton and Parkersburg, wa Vaterville, Me.—For m- F . Ds Tobina, and find them of great assistance to my | BRANCH, . provement in railroad track cleartre, «f ees 18, M, D., the inventor and patentee of nahtand ‘corresponding wi lescriptionof thon | Passengers will — the Express westward’y and Philander Perry. of Troy, N. Y —For improve- nae ful optician, NRY A. WISE, PETERsTuRG, Uctober 21, 1854, Abont five years ago, | ob tained from Mr. Tobias, in Washington, a pair of Giasses for the spectacles which I used, and found them of great assistance to my decaying vision; and my opinion of him is, that he is skillful in the preparation of Glasses for eyer imeral Plate Teeth,” having successfully introduced his improvement in: Various cities, has now permanently estab- lished himself in Washington, ‘his improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief. c= making @ set of but one piece of materini, and that indestructible mineral. No metal ip their construstion, they are therefore free from Fre action and metalic taste. There are no IK. 1 recommend him as a ment in grain mills. 5 Hamilton A. Parkhurst, of Fairfield, N. Y.— For improvements in harvesters. Thomas Richa: of Plattsburgh, N. Y.—For improves rotary valve. ‘ William Robinson, of Augusta, Ga.—For im- Proved stave machine. Seymour Rogers, of Pittsburgh, Pa.—For im- al Ss N leaves at 5.45 A. M., and 5.15 F : Leaves Eiloott’s Mills at? A. M.and7 P, M., except Sunday. FOR WASHINGTON ANB THE SOUTH. Leave Ballimore for Washington st 4.15 and Fad ints to become filled with moisture or particles of not too far gone to be benefitted by such aid. |» hence they are pure and clean. They are .F. A. M.,Sand5.15 P.M. On Suni . we at 4.15 A. i itronger, less viumsy, far more durable, and = ¥ and 5.15 P, M.oniy. Provemest in railroad car wheels. _ tral iu their sppearanoe. | will give 8 rewsra 6 From an examination of Mis Tone Gisacee and Leave Warhingt James Rogers, of New York, N. Y —For im- One ‘Pnousand Du lars toany one who will producea | from his observations and remarks, am convinces | M.and Sand 4.2" P. provement in boxes for receiving money incar- | similar work o' art to equal mine in purity, beauty, | that heis a skillful optician. 420 P. M. — Flages, Ke. ae hee scaata eee * bility, artistic excellence or any other requimte J.J. BLACKFORD, M. D. sey Fee eer n Looms Daitionene, and tie Charles Rol is, of Livonia. N. Y.—For im. y« Lyncrsure, November 19, 1854. : oe 4 provement in harvesters. Be Peoria oaponsbly warranted. snd 12th streets, | _ Mr. John Tobias, having furnished me with Gins- Vecsioc ent Sects Teens o Svachinaee David B. Rogers, of Pittsburgh, Pa.—For im- ais vi s ses, by which | have been greatly aided, (my vision rT" >and 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the 8.30 provement in :ailroad car springs. Sa wa | having sutfered greatly from reading at night in my ains from Washingtoa connect with the Chaudler Robbins, of Chicayo, Ill—For im- IANOS-VERY CHEAP.—I have uow in store | earlier life,) it affords me the highest pleasure to Annapolis. “f irobe tedatcane’ the following gr-at barga ns: say that I consider him a skiliful practicn! optician, formation, fare, &e., apply to J.T. Prewemens |m wrerarene Wedetcens. * ‘A very superior Piano of Hallet, Davis & and well prepared to aid those who may need his Ageat, er the Ticket oifiee, der Daniel G. Rollin, of New York, N. ¥.—For | oA very superior | rosewoo® original pricel professional services. WM. B. ROUZIE, » AgCRN UM. 8. WOODSTDE improvement io volute springs. Tt has heen rented out in a careful Elder of the Methodist Conference. a (nod A. C.S.mple, of New York, N. ¥ —For im- provement in the fastening of cast-iron bed- Steads Leander Shearer, of Duncannon, Pa.—For im- proved spike machine Chasles Stiong, of Hartford, Vt.—i’or improve- ment in saw mills. Turney Sanford, of Redding Bridge, Conn.— ion. mi. jy 13-tf — Master of Traneportation, Ball QRANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE and will be sold for 3500. imilar Wiano, same makers, 634 octaves; origina’ price $300; wii! be suld fur $225. hese Vianowa e really barg sins; we warrant and guarantee them as willingly as we do our new ones. AJl persons in want of a good re'iable riano are so- licited to cali and see these instrum>nts. Piano, which we have ac- nt fura new ons, for $150; one Ne. 3.7 —— N. oz samy, age 7 Rn. J. Tostas—Dear St: am happy to say that the Spectacles which | obtained from you last week are entirely satisfactory. From an inequ®|ity in the visual range of ny eyes, I have heretofore (ound fsa difficulty in getting gls ses of the proper fucal - tances. It affords me pleasure to state, that by the aid of your optometer this difficulty has been happily obviated, so that the Glasses you furnished me are NeMPHIS. For improvement in plows. and one for $10. ._ | decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of any | have Twice Daily, Sunday mghts sxcepted,) betweer ‘Daniel L, Tilton, of Mt, Carnel, 111.—For im- salwaya the largest stock of Pianos in this | comedy, the? . ; WASHINGTON CLEY end the SOUTH we provement in seed planters. a beet her aeeonnty enll at No, 206 Pa. av., between 9th ‘ery respectfully yours, | R. B. DRANE, ALEXANDRIA, GORDUNSVILLEanpd improvement in garden tos, em Mate For | fgg “SOU. ELLIS. | Having bom ingosed by frend iovint neem. | Lapren Washing at tuiock am, ; We ‘ | lishment of Mr, Tobias for the purpose of trying bh L. F. Ward, of Marathon, N.Y.—For improve- | PPENTISTRY, slassen I was furnished with @ parr altghtiyccton a ments in corn buskers. R. STEPHEN BAILY, Ginccwhice hevecderdal ce nee ‘or LYNCHRURG and the SOUTH WEST. Charles Williains, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For | O7¥Igz No. 198 Panneyivania Avanvn, cation than any I have ever tried. My sight, sriet. LY NOH BOR rion StS o'clock 2. Sm. arrive it improvement in whitewash-brush block MES SRST Vee Teen Hereste ally very good, was injured by ‘writing and reading ee ee an connect ing Archelaus Wilson, of Boston, Mass —For im- Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the publi pight, frequently to a very late hour: but with the < BF ee ee roved method of lig hting gas by electro-gal tteries Abijah Woodward, of Keene, N. H.—For im- proved shoe-peg machine. nic of these giasses | can study almost as Inte ae be seen at al! hoars, at his office, located < 6 ever, and that too without the pain | fy auttered. SOHN fie feels assured that an experience of fifte: practice, with the large number of patients, jety of difficult cases that he has treat: ily, will enable him to surmount an oe pave previous: Lynchburg, $795. Land Offi The steamer GEORGE. PAGE, foot of Seventh te Commissioneer Gen’! Deo. 11, 1855, ti , bei by tie Railroad C any, rune Tuomas Hand Daniel T. Willson, of Harris- | goientifio or otherwise, reinting to the Teeth. His | _ Ihave used Mr. Tobine’s Spectacles for three or | Street, being owned hy tie H aa! burg, Pa —For improvement in straw cutters own experience conti Ting the opinion of many men | four months, and take great pleasure in saying that ickets for Lynclbutg procured on the Bost. Benjamin Tea el, of Allentown, Pa.—For im- | eminent in the profession, and especially Drs. Harris am much pleased with them. | have muob Omnibuses and Bargaxe Wegous will beat the provement in harvesters. and J-and E. Parr 7, baa ae a Oe since) to hs- oommaeee | aon GEO. P.SCARBURGH. | Depot of the W eabington J ogimoed. 2 coos pas- ‘ E mercu' ir 10) my 86! also Ie he Sengers an e to » for W Joba S. Barden, of New Haven, Conn., assiznor i eden hod penton nd Rubber, nad Co Ker! 4 exan: to himself aed Aaron W. Rockwood, of Boston, Mass —For improved oscillating steam engine. Joseph Harr: ge of Roxbury, Mass., and Daniel Holines, of Chelsea, Mass., assignors to said Daniel Holmes.—Fos tmproved carpet-beat- ing macbine. ohn Hartman, jr.,of Philadelphia, Pa signor to Join Ha: tman, sr., of same place.—For I was recommended to Mr. Jobn Tobias asa skilful optician ; andas [ pole fou of remarkable ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tobi comprehend them by inspection and 2 measurement. and he has made me a yy cS sige that suits ive wimurably. A. PUTER: July 11, bi ihe Wasnineton, Aus. 8, 1855. dria, a distance of six miles, ellowing ample time mats for the construction of Continuous Gum for meais, Teeth, 8nd that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance that can be worn in the mouth, a8 was most conclusively shown by the last Although he Hatters qimecif from hie | Ou: ye Hatters imee! m hie long resi- ‘and tice es Washiegeen he is (ne patrons, he begs peculiari- JAMES A. EVAN! ‘ent. 2a MEe some Alexeudria, July. EW YORK AND ONITEDSTA LIVERPOO TES MAIL STEAMERS known to his numerous friends and improvement In the construction and arrange. | Seve te refer eeenON Te pacino lameorore hu is dye ae sone ch cine ee Hid El =| ESTIN ALS: for lamp-light—I procured one set from Mr. Tobias VTic . Oliver ment of the weighing mechanism apptied to the | From the late Rector of the Churoh of Epiphany of whiohenswered both purposes. I have used his for Fis BILANZIC —. “Capt. Joseph ome carts of coal dealers 2nd others. this city. . severa! months, and find them exceliont. The ADRIATICINUNU Capt. James Wi George Hinman, of New Haven, Ct., assignor Dr. Stapuyen Barty: Dear Sir—I desire to expross EDWAKD STUBBS, to himself and John H. Pardee, of same place.— Of Department of State, For improved scissors sharpener. my esteem for you personaly: and my ccnfidence it Mr. J. Towtas.- Sir: The pair of Spectacles you ee | ‘Taose shipe having been built by contract expressly OU BS & SI ‘ior dentist. 6 Operations execut: for Government service, every care has been taken ;, > Ho me have been highly satisfactory. I hope that you ticularly eatisfacto in their construction, as also in their engines, to in- Solomon G Boge a Bellefontaine, O , assign- may receive the patronage froma my frients and the fecuaneg ne vecterey ate edly the beet I meesotecind sure strength and speod, and their accor: one or to Limself, R. H St. John, of same place, and | publio that your skill so well deserves, end Iam the owner “oFeight or nine pairs, carefully | for passengers are unequn'led for elegance com- JE Leas, of Dayton, O.—For improvement in Youre very truly, selected in different places end from opticians rec- | fort. E the manner of attaching legs to walking loco- Washington, Aug. %, 12%. J,W.F RENCR, ommended to me on acoount of their professional The steamersofthis line have improved water- motives. — tight compartments, and no exponse Las bsen spared to make them all as good ss new, the thorough exam ination given them proves their mode of const:uc- tion yet unequalied. Jobn O. D Lilly, James L. Vauclain, and Jas. W. Lilly, of Lafayette, In@ —For improved ar- rangement for carrying off smoke from locomo- tanding in France, England, and the United States, t have been also pleased with your remarks and di- oage J on the Seeenyre of the “3 os, for the pur- of serving and improvin vee of vrpaerving and improvi vg tt From one of the oldest firms ™ Baltimore, Messrs, avi loyed Dy. Stephen Baily, Surgeon D em: 1. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- tist, ‘of Was agton. ality, to, cxceute for nie an im- @ sight. Respeotfully yours, LDWELL, Price of e trom New York to Liverpool, in tives in engine houses. portant and difficult piece of work, which he did to . C., Loui | first cabin, in second do., $15; From Liver- Daalel Lombard, of Boston, Mass.. assignor to | my entire satisfaction, and In view of the tot thst rofessor of M.C.. Louisville, Ky. | first cabin “ pool tcNew York, 3° and 20 guinea: An ezperi- . i BRooxtyn Oxtuopaxpic Insti tvTI0N, = 4 himself and George F. Richa'dson, of the same 6 of the most distinguished mombéra of the Dental 1 perienced Surgeon atts: shed toeach slip. No berths place —For improvement in brick machines. Collere Meee tes ark eaten ea cals, ve After most careful exemination of M t. J. Tobias’s | 08m be gecurec until paid for Israel 3 Reeves, of New Orleans, L1., assignor jeasure to express my entire confidence lasses, I sen apenied te teatily Shas thelr hardness, PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. aia rr peaptoves high umaticn Of his-srofess oe them larly tecommendable to those whose FROM YORK. LIVERPOOL, omnibus fare box. timore,Jan.12, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS. | Siete, Jortionl unpeirment of the oven tee tof | Saturday, Jan. 1 1ase aha \ 2 we - “Sa " uch auxiliaries. I consider, moreover, Mr. a8 urday, i ee ae Worse bt Ni nae oak N. re Extract froma note received from the late Hon, Joha ani mary rove id oan cr Me Doth } eee ad . = is” 7 858 For improved lathe for cutting tenons for clock U.S Senate Aug. 39, 106e by Tis 0 on Knowledge i srverionce. and by ee he oll 10. gy eis te hroeder, of New York, N.Y , as. ‘Fhe tooth you made for me ron Samir ably ; noth- state that Me. Palace hax angelica os Pot ~d Saturday, May 8. day, May 26. 1858 Siot tohimacitaud P. I Teske’ of iby sanae | could be better. Very gratefully, tients with Glasses, to their and my en Saturday, May 858] Wednesday, June 9. 1858 siznor to himself esd rH Sones eet oper OHN M. CLAYTON. OPEWIS BAUER M.D. | Saturday, June 58) Wednesday, June $3.18. 8 b pedrminire bain dntng iam ce goes of 1 i Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the | Saturday, June 8) Wednesda 7. ji J 0 To that relief from the maladies of the 5 D y griverioonn Reliogs ot West Whicana, | wedstmemerigtyropmmmd Detcoaty ang | Reta Sores oearemy mans Weptct | Gerd du fy ae Pa —For improved washing machine ” | gaperior Dentist ; hp made 8 set of porcelian teeth Pathologioal Society of New York; late Sur. | Seturday, Aug. 14... .la5s| Wednesday, "he PWalter K- Foster, of Bangor, M. Thc coche Sb eeeaealin once con of the Royal Orthopaedic Institution «1 | Saturday. Aug.28.... 1s:8| Wednes “{iaprovement in moulds for casting’ pencil | MZsels, and the work hes sil stood wall for morathap anohestor, England, and Surgeon of the Ls, | Saturday, Sept. 11 .. 1:8) Wednes. For improvement tn moulds for casting pencil y 8 OUERT T. NIXON, pase hl ° WRER Wednenc sbarpeners. Patented April 17, 1055. - rok the Ve. Conf, of the M. £. Chareh South, O. Institution. EN i Gesege © - Gosken, of Nem S00,» NS <b os rhe wD havi cosas In the experience of even two years, I have found 858 | Wednesda: 18 improvements jn a printing press. Patented Au- quativen of te elessteaal ein of Drs bale, great dieulty in obtaining Spevtacles that were ex- =e a Be ce . 3 1838 a pias 1 Raswles of Warren, Mass.—For im- | ant po bape oie hes o frente tans scale Aa ope Dh oye bay for 4... 1858 Wodnesday, » 22 lebe . ety or atean 1 i is artisti t by the substitution for me of bette —— stented FOO IG, ST | telestwnt tod the ealforantearonicasane raise | che Ureeent by the eupetiincon fora of bother aad or freight oF pansere. "Way No. ss, ‘Wall street. Conrad Leicht, of New York, N. ¥ —For im- | in whioh qreorme che most Gallente ud diffoult phe Ce Vere, . ULI nla Pigvement im billiard cues. Patented May 27, Seumeod him to the eonkdence aud patronage of the | tifgiai aid in thiawar, Jd. SIMKINS a De LOW Nios CO. rare. ic ‘ ie fe Ws ee eer Oe eee ees nea EE The sii Tre cel, | "The owners of there ships will not be xooountabie Bsc sae R. Parkhurst, of New York, N. ry Mas U. Walter, Architcot U. 8. itOle ,_To persons who have had the sight o eyes for gold, silver, builion, specie, jevolry. precious ‘or improvement in carding machines. Patent » M. D., of Washington, D. impaired as to require the use o} Charen, 5 wou tt ‘or metals, unless bile of lading are signer June 20, 1848 of Georgetown, D, mmend Mr. John ‘Tobias as @ suitable person | Sones OF MGA We theroof expressed there ne Designs —F, A. Tuttle and Thoms Barry, if Weshingto Bly ae do —— pr mere may = 416 po Hd York, N.Y —For design for compass 3 | ovary ot ra far and none night, "My sight has been impaired HILAPELPHIA. WII MINGTON AND Allen Leonard, of Hartford, Conn , assignor to 5 3 Podortment wing heey cLzeare in the Fost Office | POH LA Oe TIMORE RAILROAD. Rogers Brothers Manufacturing Comoany, of Rittenhouse Academy, rom |! o’clock at might till iy, di whi namie plare For desiga for tea'tnd cotiee pots timo { deed but one fight. We A. WALKER. & Po = amen, ane Fate, me pace Pet | aoeas pon GUmnen GIRpATCHEOT | , PromaRGTt RG" TmORNGLA Wy | Pamener (nie for Palins nee Free — jeprt, tumo e, . ae design for stove plates’ * QEDERS TERY STRAMER eyes, [ hav. mpelled to use isanes for nove. bacee, tae “= Seotere Additional Improvement — Powell Griscom TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers and Station- years. we t) pret Srna oat Fxpress Tron at 840.8. m.; Way Mx Train ati improvement in lime hilne Patented Nov, iy | reat hl fiae i as inporatios of fovscs Hook, | ponthe Shee My "Fattas muds wo puny saben | Cyr. tenng Malisessy mm Oats dare SSE Se: SAS. Me iationery ee. manete’ .- fern ‘which Thave found to serve mo pecvoctiy. ¥ except 6 25 p.m. Saturdays, ‘ ad ladies and 4 sohectte a peat voraraitted to Hf sod mont usualy the I. most cheerfu! POR HavRE DEC: RACE ONLY. x oocasi: ve more tusmicn, poet on the Brof fod on Wednesday Hy charge, andet 6 low Brite: reed tons fee ‘egeamgeyas eee Bl ede ae en ments =. t, nays the Albany Knlekerbocker. Result. | — an opticun, pe PE. appt naa FOR SEAFORD, fair il ce comets and ge fall-sized kisses. 28 Asvt — are aaa a, tan ond ©: r me, isn’t it fun! ain glad you come, ea sO Raanea ill tales asd sue red = at UBIN’S EXTRA su TBBSS | fom With 928 8. m.trrin. Prep amranptacldigtier "ne maa y's peor | Roce taee ene he lean | "Five fron Gaines Sei FORD, acct fe eee Sot Who sot as agents Will be lioweg T4* Paciric MAlL STRAMSHLY cum; GALIFOKNIA: and OREGOS eaves ERS ‘of tee Urns = ; 7 z. en = Sale tene Rew Orie ans New jo larly Ou th and 2th of each moun With th oe TAT ers connecting via PAN. sae srmpehion, have been Engpoctea and fe ~. ta rs tales ile belle ney am, ‘h of, is checked in New > by ste art Toma in New York covers Tip eserve s:eamers Kept in an Pomneyn, yt that the ronte is entirely f Passengers leave Pasains he same day they ar- rive at py .. oan ne ‘Without other protee- 0 h tickets at the lowest rates the agonoy. 177 Weet street, New York, to sie LW. R. AS Pike ARNSTRONG, BARRIS & £0. Sy%-t! _C.L. BARTLETT. Boston.” For NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTS, Va The steamer LOUISIANA leaves the Union Dock, foot ot Conpord, atzect, | Balti; pAROLL very Rican, Wet ‘ Ane Fr- Ett” GE cadeut Waltimars Maebed te, UNitTsp STATES MAIL LINE ONLY REGULAR LINE AXND WITHOUT Fall URE FOR EIGHT TEARS, FoR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, Regular Sailing Days, 5th € Wth of cach month, |.—80 frauda and i: - ieaeak various kinds have been iately ORNIA: thet the. subsoriver, the only authorized Axent for pnasage by the U.S. Mail Line, via Pana- ma, in the city of New York, feeisit his duty to esution ail persons seeking eto Cal that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful to true office of the Steamships of the U. 8. e, via Panama Railroad. bo other office in New York is authorized to e The Companies have only one 22 presnge. New York, which is at 177 West street, oorner of W a7 fronting ow the North River, at the head of the “a Wharf. Observe my #) "e WEAR nce, to Insuraave, €0. Hoe. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORE Cash Capital. Pageecteel Satara ers. |, bavi this ‘Company. ie pre} red to issue Policies on Buu dings, Merchand: Steamboats, &c. on as fuvora- ble terms as other res . sible WT . M. SON, Agent, . No. 512 7th st., oppo. iligencer Office, _ ian23-eo2m EDWARD SNOWDEN, - Genera’ Clase Ay? REL ESTATE For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu- tion of Claims before the Court of Claims, ress and the De; and Sale rea) te, Purchase ca tates, attend to Renti yt eg i Warrants. Neotiate Loans, all business iar character. yam ‘Office corner 7th and Louisiana avenue, _Jani6.}y “Washington, Guy. G OLD x D SILVER AN PURCHASED ATTHE BEST RATES, FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD, ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IV Ev- ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO- NEY ACCOUNTs, WILL BE OPENED FOR DEPOSITORS, PAYABLE INSAMRE FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHARGING THE CURRENT RATES—CHECKS MUSTER 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-sm Bankers. ATEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT. = Corporation Bonds of the City of Davengen. lowa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Con; in York. "Bonds of $500 cache ang id! in Wealth and istion. ite ‘4 were published Be aed CHUBB BROTHERS Th owl ity of Davenport has now about 2,000 ‘inbabicante. and = bt is only $158,000, and ind canrot now be in: |. The ft in the [nteili- gencer of the September. ve recommend these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any ity bonds, 006 ASHINGTON INSURANCE CO: WwW CHARTERED BY Cone RRS CarivaL. — —_ —. —___. 920,000!!! This Com is now rreesred to tions for NSURANCE 0 ries Mee. CHAND “ys ay ain sho oneal cy ag ye + at their corner Froth Boeck a and Pernsy vans Avenue, over the Washington City Sevings Bank. RCTORS. a a ae eh uD, We JAMES C, MoGUIRE, President. @xarron D. Hanson. Seoretary, ‘ep 11-1) BANEine — Saupe BROTHERS. .— received and Checks ‘Without e. on the ities received on Deposit at par, and Ex on sard Cities furnished to depositors without INTERNET ON Drrosire.-interest will on Deposits at such rates 8s may be agreed _ = Darosits in ViRGINia AND | acing jONET. Doposits uw Virginia nnd other Unourrent re osived to penny op my cnn specie, we o arging e rec xchange. ISCOUNTS.—Notes, Drafts,and Bills 0! ‘will be discounted, and Loans made on Stooks, and Securities, tt ine feb rele. LEtrERs oF Cagvit.—Lettors of Credit rnished, negotiable in the du pana ra ited States, on Deposit, of and erest Bll if Money is red if Coustersla, on such terms as may apon. VELING Bitte ov Exchanes.—Trevelers bs teehel wan in u hyautin aa may pe Ge sired negotahie in the different en OS LOR. BILLs and LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, Bills of Ex: Europe, in sums to suit. reiand and Ke, &0.— 6 to 12 ties b tin the different pe. cent Where Stocka are bought upon e it reserve the right to on'! fora di ito 10 pr. centon the cost. Bods or Stocks wiles ordered ‘or tele di, for Exchang: vine ites at a commit AlLROaD, Cirr, City, and Size e Bosd sn » either located on Warrant quotations regulariy ire arrents forwarded to Western: orders, or sent forsale on oommiasion t0 L x _ Estate sadn onCiimn nha Ud Sen bles prosecuted by prompt B Rs, fans? the . BAxee wovsa oer SORES ROTNERE wpe mark their Checks payable im currency. eh them to deposit - 3. ourrencs. ‘sea bi te ERS. NTEREST ALLOWED ON DE! ONEY te LOAN on STOCK BECURITIE®: ten OOP BROTH Pye ay Greet