Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR THE WEEKLY sak. I PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, + This exoelient Family and News journal—con (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) taining & greater variety of interesting reading than AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, sos found inany other—is published on Saturday Corner Pennsylvania Avenue § Eleventh St., 4 Terms. 0 Copy, per BNLEm—_._.__@1 By W. D. WALLACH. es epee ; ty 0p 108 i Papere served in packager by carriers at @4a pear, = Cash, invariably 1 advance. @ F conte per month. To mail enbeorihers t : scription price is $3.08 year, in advance arty a out ventions oe w it intervention of a =e —} sa mo #1 for thres mouths; and for 1s tag fercaiveds 3 a cant. of Tre een y Stan wr throe mcathe at the rate of 12 cect: , saved. it invariably el wis@week. Single News” that made Tus Evenine Sr. ~ = Cepios, one cent; im Wrapzere, two centa. sce =--- ae late vo eons neeahant the country. = ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) | — ted three times for @i: every other day or . oie ate rare os rn Basptinbar Sol cent. xdvanes; once a week. 5) VOL. XI. WASHINGTON, D. C.5 THUR DAY, MARCH 18, 1858. NO. 1,609. — Price—THREE CEN ‘naet 7 Postmasters who sot as agents will be allowed 9 S commission of # cent. iar Auesicimse rans. [ase muasyscomes wa meant — —_—_—_—_——_————— __——————— Correspoudenes of the Sta remarkable for its magnificence. Their Ma- ____ Bpecial Notices, Pianos, &o. mate 2 Travelers’ Directory. ___ Travelers’ Direc A Pauis. Feaxce, Feb. 25, 18338 jesties entered the ball room ata little before Dysprpsta anv Firs,—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great HR Must > DEPOT OF W. G. ; cori 1 WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD, aE PACIFIC MAUL STEAMSHIP OOM | "Tika tant Micopeten hor thc 5 epefor and Ew= | 22> when dancing immediately commenced. | CUrer Of Consumption, was for several years 80 Fenneyivazinn. — Y. Bleventh street and - 2 i the largest padi One ef the Steamahipe of carrying press—Grend Rall atthe Tuilleries—Garety The imperial gasirile was thus composed : | badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the | only complete Musioal Eatablisirnent in BSR SSE SEES the United Rtatee Mi ‘for ACAPULO. < sre E Meries The Emperor danced with the Princese Ma. | time he was confined to lus bed. He was eventually | the Duster cr ee eth . ALLF OK NIA, and OREGON eaves ERE amons tha Americans—Bal! at the Amer« thilde, and the Empress with Prince Christian | Bd by & presor'ption fumahed him bya young Bacos, Raven & Co's and Rosenkranze’s ovle- twiee each month, on the arri sean Consul s—Gra srth-wight Ball ox brated Os at var Trains run as folle vai of the United States Mail 8. etenm- Bry 294 Es i. se ud Be = . ght B. es be | of Denmark; Prince Napoleon with the Prin- clairvoyant girl. This preseription, given by m mere y5 mils v Does te MRO RED jet ‘donb Leave Washington at 68. 1 ore, Whioh leave New Orieans aad New eck be fine da a arn. green ta honey of th | cos Murat, and Prince Jonchtin Murat ith | oh while in w state of trance, hax cured evershody | ASI hFinoe’s superior MELODEONS. Do. do. at Bn larly on 5th aud 2th of each month wr oo pot a ae : fi dy & tshed _ ter and the Countess Walewska: the Minister of Den- who has taken it, never eee failed onoe. Its = mene and Sheet pelo blet deseription. Re. 4 = oo oonnecting via PAN A adame Mason-—American Beauty . J r ually as sure in cases of fits a: Hofurte tuning execut y Mr. Relnne, % ‘4 - 4 a ‘ : : mark with the Duchess de Bassano, and the | °4 dy-tt The Tek do. at 5.15 p.m. These steamships have been and ap ty BS o’clork on the evening of the 14th inst., rs > ingredients may be found inany drug = incl, wes The Trains at 6 and 88. mand 4.20 p. conneot the Navy Department, and guaranty epesd mash taba haisaes (are pieee Malakoff with Mile. Dirckink de fend this vaiuable prercription to any person on the ‘OLD MEDAL PREMIUM directly at Baltimore for the East and at Relay for pie ped AG 7 7 3 3 neluding our bet Imfeld, the minister's daughter; Marshal receipt of one postage stamp te pay postage. x PIANO FORTS, | ‘he Wert. Those at sa. m. snd 515 p.m. for Anap- | “yn 2900 1. paiirond (47 miles jong) is com- ter halves) Americans had all assembled at | Magnan with Mme. Rogier. wife of the Belgian Po pe PAY FOveES. — ° : and at 3p m, for Frederick and Norfolk. The | sisted from ocean to cocan, and 18 Soré - : = Has eet ith ¥ Address Dr, TRact Drcorwe, New York Post WILLIAM KNABE, 6a. m. and 4. Pm. trains are Express, and stop ‘The baggage of passengers is cheoked in New: the Hored of our distinguished Minister at this | Minister. and Baron de Seebach with Mme. | og... an 22-2m* a ee mat enly at Annapolis and Weshington junctions. The | Yvoy' ‘cisco, and Court, t company him to a prese ‘ Espinasse. wife of the minister of the interior - eee gg Ore FO co ° Kostern train of Saturdsy at 4.20 p.m. goes only to ot prs atthe compeay's, amps DNTS Bim to a presentation and | The ball did not terminate until three in the | 1 amin poserss10n of some valuable certificates | Cont:uues the nisnutacture and salo of grand ane | ! ee Late an ‘ expense. The money paid in New York covers al ball vine off” at the Tuilleries palace, on | morning.” in favor of the Contumption Destroyer; also of its | square PLANO FORTES, ander tie name ian dy ee A Agent, | @Xpenses of the trip. for th : jected to the in- List or Parents.—The following is the list | severe coakh. The Rice be peeseet See Pig posite tie “uta House, Baltimore, , . : N a — : dent. so that the route is entirely relaatie—no Pail- 7 . Reap fo . is composed of roots and herbs proour rom the @y have also just opened anew Sales Roomat b are having occurred in eight years, pela ier akg | Che stentalmmed from tie United States Eatont} groin ace: ic ue.t0, evmimon arricies ‘Taer are || Ne oo] Baniomes creat attene Cuenta pa ae y anne OF ee ee Passengers leave 1 the muster. our | Office, for the week ending March 16,1858—each streets, on the prem nicely enveloped in my circulars, where iny place of Henry M 8 partiy « Suan same day they ar- rethey will Conductors go through by each steamer, and take 3 by the 2 eCafiery ax a music store. wh ‘ cS ever-gra ieieaé ee benring that date: igpacistesre _ nr. een conatnatly on hand 8 larxe ansortment thet | BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. | ohare of womenand children without other protes- sistant Se ite ane Thes. C. Ball, of Keene, N. H.—For improved ne extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment | aaa hishiy-finished grand and square Piano Fortes: | ‘The recent extension and t ead. | °F : mache errived by) latch for doors.” 4 - for the Piles, ean, with the Syrup, be found at Mr. | S®, Melodeons, from the best makers, from ¢ to 5- recent extension and improvement of its 1 rthrongh tickets at the lowest rates apply at Ootave, some with double key-boarda, d 'Rg connecting lines at the Wost has required an en- y 9 ‘ork. Henry H. Beach, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For tho Syrup is at several other places on | gud stops te euik ence eae ouble reeds, | tire revision of the running arrangements ofthis road | @ S€euey, 177 West street. N ee “BARRE & co. . + W., RAYMO : improvement in grain winuowers Pennsylvanian avenue, as wel! as Georgetown, at Boing oxtensivery engaged inthe manufacture of | 2Y,¥ oh high'y important advantages to the trav- ARMSTRUN don e‘ther James W. Beebe, of New York, N. ¥ —For e , B : 1Anos. we Will sell wholesaleand retail, on the most | *.°";27o Secured. On and after MONDAY, June cw Orleans, or ‘Cent | improvement in ventilating hats. itl elegy i ee ae ioeerernet Sat REE DAILY TRAINS wil be raz] jyaete ©, L. BARTLETT, Boston. p- us., the hour in? vureards, we were ushered up the spacious stairs, ! side by detachments of the han Gardles.’ and t 14 halis, until we| CB. Brown, of Alton, lll.For imp-evement ap Our Liars vore.awarded the highest preminm | "strat “The ACCOMMODATION TRaINetarte | “710 WESTERN TRAVELERS. reacted the "4 on” cr teneption | iu secdidrilie. more street, 47-tf | (gold modal) at the Fairs of the Alaryland Institute | gom Camvdon Station: Baltimore ony ott eae | 1 — room. where we f dy assembled eub- | | Denis Darling, of Buffalo, N. Y.—Forim- | sprciai, Novice.—For Perfumed Breath, White | position to foatone ant tse en OP Sunday.) stops st way stations and arrives &t Cum- ae TRS cts of many European powers, alike under- | PCr vies Carlisle and Leonard Worcester, of | Tetth. and Beautifol Complexion, use * Balm of finoce We ere from New York, Boston and Bal- | ”"Sncond—The MATL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- Ls the ordeal attendant a presentation at | woodstock. Vi —For impioved machine’ for | 109 Flowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair use| the Iplustrial Exhilition held in Richmond, we sorted) at 830 5 ae anniv og peeunnst42 | FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEME ri. At about 10 o'clock, the Grand Cham- | pianing blind slats. Hee Coliand Cream,” a new pomade ; it oausengen- | ginin. 1355 and 1858. ‘They have also been awarded | fa iv.ycrnnenting at Benwood with Central Onic NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. berlain announced in a st -TEm-| Thomas A. Chandler, of Rockport, Il.—For | temen’s hair to curl beautifully. Price 5 cents | the pichent prominm (stiver medai) at the Metro- | isviiie, Ciucago, St. Lous, RO, And at gomae place | _Onand after January sath, 108, Two Dally Traine pereur, and the Emperor and Empress entered | improved joiners beveling plane each. WP. Farmivor & Con | Pinaddition fo tins wears inpoerersion of teatimo. | Mitt trains for Clevaland, Told, Detrott, &ea ps | ll leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, Sor the room. and among others, the imperial soy | | Abuer Clark, of Fert Des Moines, lowa.—For Proprietors, New York. | nials from the most distinguished professors and Cleveiand Road, nnd also'at Parkersburg with Ma- tocuee, Giemeae creign of France ‘was presented to thirty five of | 'mprovement | lay ot Oiuiaay Walle Nv. Wholesale end Retail Agents for Washington, | Onnrnoman apealne foe Teele eagren.at our | Third—The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI St J-ouis and ail cities and towas in tne Weet and the democratic sovereigns of the almighty Yan- Wor \apeaved vier’ : ¥ Patisy N-¥-— | partor & Mavnrr, Booksellers, between Sth and | {° high appreciation in which our instruments are | ©X,? RESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.05 P. M., con. | North and Southwest. G IL TR kee nation. How honored their imperial majes- jardner G Clark, of Pravideuce, R. 1 —For | lth st avenue. ni7_ | every where heid. pecting at Benwood at 9 A. M. with express trains TEE MORN Iee Mark Shere > f ¢ from Bellaire to Cincinnati, (1etthout change of wes Baltimore daily (8: exoep.ed) at 8.15 ties must have felt? After the presentation, | impcovement in calendar rolls. api Tiage ater kuaranteed for five yonra. snd | Cars at Columbus.) and reaching enero. te tet w | tat for Pilteberg aad ail Westers’ Teens oad pur hosts, the sovereigns of France. preceded | Almira M. Cole, of Windham, Me.—For im- WASHINGTON aquepuct. Stans = hot | 2oUurs from Baltimore and 36 hours frem Washing. | Cities. r - . “, : y s months from the day of sale if the instruments do not 1 D ON TR us, the sovereigns of the United States, dis- | provement in mounting fluid lenses. Ive entire satisfaction. fon, it also connects directly, in both shrections, THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN guised in cystumes repugnant to all our well-| _ Linus B. Cooley and Jaines C Cooke, of Mid- Orrice or THE Wasminctos Agurnuct, LWhelasale dealers will Gnd it to their advantage | Made for Chilitocthes Gino ae Meeatrietts | Loaves Baltimore daily (Sunday ex patSp. js . eu bli A a 0 > ee i ent i 3 SHIN Ne 5 sil . Dh 's Ns 5 ectablished ideas of Republican simplicity, to one ir ae “is improvement in the manufac. Proposals are invited for the ononictin: lanes exctueed Pil ned ea gorueot at Xenia for Indianapolis, Chicago and St, THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN the balt rooms, wherein we found ourselres 3 “ae wed W: ‘on Aqueduct. according to plans mar 16-1 WM. & CO, ‘and st Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and | Leaves Baitimore every Night at 19 p. =... gomnect- currounded by the nobility of France, be- A. Cutting and L. HR. Bradford, of Boston, hich will be on exhibition in t a ES : | Missiemippi Express for Lowsville, Cairo and St. | ing with the Lightning fxpreas over the Pen! eprinkied with that of th ai =: Mass —For improvement in photolitho; raphy. | on and after the lth of April. ‘S & CLARKE’S Lous through to St. Louis in jess than 42 hoursfrom | yana Raifrend for Pittebur<. arriving at! p.m. Pee ee wit Chat of the other nations of this | Win. T. DeGolyer, of Schenectady, N.V.-For | Bids will be toomwed for ihe completion of the . and aad Baltimore. 7, this train the time to all the central | | ‘The #.15a.m.and i? p. m, trains oonneot olosely at ontinent, ail bedecked and bedizened with | roofing cement ° whole work in grors,—or for the oe rate works do- CELEB RITE BD BS CO atKs = EL preepey yey yop ane arlgarer boa bod Puttaburg with trains Maid the caters. ‘ort egal il the honors $ in- 1 , i = th tions, the United States re- Y s * y °F ayne and Chicago Raulrond and its Northern, a oe earn oe ie Bite Deuney. of Phila, Pa.—For improved oxvme e nA ebiepilce A tinat fe owean, Constantly receiving and for sale gal a ae the shortest of other routes. From the West these | S.utnern and Wostern commections. * ia avan- JOHN tomary mortals to commemorate glorious deeds Daniel M. Donehoo, of Hookstown, Pa —For | °%. for the separate works, as may seem mostadyan ns 3, conneomens are oars close and satisfactory, ar Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. riving at Baltimore at 8.30 A. MM. tageous upon comparison of the bids. . re City, of war, and alas, too often lavished upon worth- improved separator and smut machine K portion. nig atthe work can be completed with Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine i> Bazrage checked through to all pointe, Mrdison, and other leading cit accidental heritage to add more pride and hos G- Gaylord, of Cincinnati, O —For im. | the appropriations now available: and the contracts | for themselves the superior qualities of the above | THROUGH TICKETS sox at lowest rates Bt | will sve ONE HUNDRED MILF! OF TRAVEL and TEN 7 ue 1s thea re pride and | provement tn wr ught iron girders will he suivect to the contingency of future appro- iano. Camden Station and at Washington, D.C. RoOvRS iu time. with FOUR LEss changes of cars, by tien to the surfeit of these little weak- |" G_ €. Grodbans, of Jamestown, O —For im- | Priations by Congress. Stoois, Covers, Melodeons, &0., &c., also on | Paasengers from Heltimore or Washington may } takine thie rout th which our good and indulgent | provement in cut nail machine ‘The Engineer reserves the right to prescribe the | hand. ate. n i6-tr wiers ihe entire road by daylight, by taking morn- i. Passengers for Cleveiand, Sandusky, Toledo saother, Nature, generally supplies her spoilt. | George W. Hamilton. of Watkins, N. Y., as- | Mount of work to be done and the rate of progress | =~ == — = 2 and De ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak- treitgo by this route, and the ume is un-~ ; a fract, h work. SS aS | land, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac. ed, being 43 miles shorterthan any other reate, wayward —brats—cbildren. sizeor to himself and Oliver P. Bower, of same | "'Parments will bs msde in oneckeupos the United | 54 SEVENTH STREET 514 | commodation train, leaving Cumberland at 8 and ssengers for St. Lona, Tudyanapole, uring the pr on, the Emperor and | Pi ice —For life-preserving floa tates Treasury upon the month's extimates of the at aute, Cairo, u Daring the. presentation, the Emperor and | Dyce For hfe-prewrving fon.” “| aaegtiactny apie ti met ri acnicn, ONG | Gebined st foun Were, Canpesens i fovatgen ie Wow eae, OR our bighly-esteemed Minister chatted fur a few Sonat aniiton, of Eranklin, Ind —For im- | Engineer, reserving 10 per cent. onall payments wn- OrFTTICIAN FOR WAY PASSENGERS. nirmapaten . nati, Co- 7 Asif rovement in seed drills til the completion of the contract ; and it will be Aa te The Camberiand ‘dat rain at? A.M, | it 2dvaueo of any other route;and to Cincinnati, Co: Vainutes, as if passing the usual complimentsof | PT eyiy Hannum, of Homer, N. Y.—For im- | eomdtion of ail oontracta thet tus workmen shalt bo OMoe Fiscord Story. three doors from will etop at ail Stations east of Cumberland. and the | lumbus, Dayton, Louisvile and other prominent the occa but the Empress advanced to] proved washing machine. _ ~ | pass! their fuli wages monthly and in specie Bpectanies and Cis evory sight; | Wheeling Acoommodation at all Statious beyond | ilies a8 quick ol Tom beware of Judge Maou and entere quite a complai-| Win Heaton’ of Green county, Pa.—For im, posals should be sealed, and endorsed Opera, Reading, and Weteheukeoe “| Gumberiand going Weet. Kastwardiy, the Mail Western bagcace choked haodi sant li romversation = ct Syed si é Ce Seale * | sale for work and materials for tha Washington Glasses: 3 ul Car Train leaves Wheeling at 3.3) A. M.,and Accommo- | ¥'ti care. eng: = ant little conversatione, evidently b: raying. | provement in apparatas for drying fruit Aqueduct.” anees 5 Teiescopes, Microscopes 10 dation leaves Cumberiand at 9, reaching Baltimore Williamsport, PS hy her manner and address, that the gross| Joseph Hollely, of New York, N. Y.—For im. | ‘The United States reserves the neht to reject any SEs rocco ay amomanie Starcosoopes with yews P.M. = aman ee Court scandal charging him with placing Provemeut in blow pipes. a Tat deerion cae Mnote or for any part of the work: | Cgement in National imeligencer, MY | ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA WESTERN NEW YORE aoe CANADA, arm around her chair—which originally ap-| Simeon Howes, of Silver Creek. N. ¥., and | ifnot deemed n awost Kiddere forthe. whoa, er Pi = BRANCH, between Grafton and fein Sy | will find this the shortest, cheapest and most expe- ared in the Independent Belge. and which Gardner E. Throop, of Chicago, Ill —For iim. parts of the work, who give good xecurity for tha Trstimontacs. ms jeengers wall wre the Express westwardiy and | G.tous ro and jeave by train st €.158. m. Toand its way into the papers at home—was no | PP VEMeBE IH grain separators and cleaners. completion of their contracts, if at reasonabis Norvoux, September 7, 1886. har hiaergin dee de Passengers for Hanover, Gettysburg. Kmmitte- a tS way pe: s ne Joseph Humphries, of Washington, D. C — Prices. Sin: The Npectactes you made for me evit me The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. uM, Wrizhtsviiile, Columbia leave loubt instigated by the petty jealousy of the | For combined foating auchor and fife preserver. | "iSvery offer must be nooompanied by a written | Vary, well, aud seem to have unproved my sight | S:Oppirg at way stations. Leaves Frederick at2. soomning $rain 26 6350.55- representatives (or their satelites) of other Pow- George R. Jackson, of New York, N. Y.—For | guarantee, signed by ove or more responsible per- | more than any other [ have lately tried. A, M., arriving at Baltimore 12 Rais Passengers [caving Washington at 6a. m., ers at the Court of France, to induce an es- | improvement in attaching the glasses of vault | 8008, to ths effect that he or they undertake that the LITT. W. TAZEWELL. a E Ae or Ya MILL? RAIN bmp reberd with the 8.15.0. m. train, ant these a 4 trangement vn the partof her imperial highness | covers. Baees ok bidders wae ons Gt their nee ioe sonore ene? tned a pair of Spectables obtained from Mr. he = ae hee ‘6 Mills at? as Zand 5.20 with the 10 p. m. train for parte r se ~ , a ed.euterintoan obligation within ten days, w INE, Bi ni em reat a tance to + Mee Ry. 4 % towards the more favored representative uf our lasers Eade ecimaaue eee Me ane good and sufhcient securities, for the completion of | sight,and ‘corresponding with bt description of they For further correct and reliable information, Mi own free country. the work undertaken; said gnaranteeto be acoompa- | focus. 1 recommend him aga shilifcl optician. for tiokets, information, fare, &e., apply to J.T. | » The Bisperer cirosiated very freely through | “"7."°°- nied by the e*rtifiorte of the United States District . HENRY A. WISE, NGLAND: Agent, a: mM Picket ome Camden Ke ai the Ticket Office of the Lea 08, rman Jenuings, of Ewing, Mass —For im- | Judge, United States istrict Attorney. Navy 8. WOODSIDE, x ilway, Calvert Station, corner ‘vert a ins tation. * rank lin streets, Baltimore. aaa ‘ the various rooms, conversing unreservedly | p-oved holder for planing knives while grinding. | Agent. or some (fhioer of the General Government Farenssune. Qotober 21, 185t. jr itf Master of Transportation, Baltimore, Cc. DREON, Supt. r ace , P A * 2 bor ears stained Mr. ¥ Sie aie Ss = asters a ¥ ER. Tink ent. with those he recognized; but it was particu- |? Joseph Lacascagae aad Rodolph Thiers, Sy | of individual known to the Engineer or Department in pant vere rs sored Gianace from Mr. Tobine, tantf J H.WARNER. Pinker he larly observable that he was remarkably gra- | Lyons, Franc their guarantee. cious to the representative of Jc grand urmee | wlatiag and measuring the intensity of electric | ‘"Biik'wi hespene! in the presenos of the bidders, | @™ Wallet Sen eg oe or improved apparatus for reg- | Of War, that the guarantors are able to make food | whjon | msed. sud found them of ereat anistance to | (RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Dentistry, &o. Francaise, the continued favor of which it is bis | Currents . at noon of the Lith May: none will be received after | per tok tar suns fone beer ri Binsnes for eyee Gs FEDER EE HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. eee Notes ie vorsnes foe there W sie Kenowingy| forte cede Erma | NPR ss latermrlaee mommsledoncrie enters, | @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE ventor aad patentee of what a day way bring forth among their mer-| "\f Hh Low, of Galena, Ill.—For improved saw- | dam across the Potomag at the Great Fall Pints en areminin ink pple i BN pe yet gy tS eurial people. The urbane and appareatiy sin- | jy oe . ing of xate houses; completion of masonry | satio : * Twi ily, (Bunday nights axcepted,) betwi crane“ J peop! PE lng imachine ff y from his observations and reimatks, am convineed oe Re I; (Sunday nig: moe! CCk | successfully introduced his improvement i cere and unaffected manners of both the Empe-| John McElheran, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im. | Waste weira: build IPs GaCADMLIE TORGEVOIT,, oF that be is & skuaful optician, et PASBINGR TE Sit ond the 50 UT H cH? | various cities, has now permanentiy estab- ror aud Empress excited the admiration of even | provement in icture types. » | inx of two tron pine Dridvens lepine pipes fromriis S atop predic bag hcl (1); Tomma nsnamas ah Aaa ede as 6 Ts Po ont for Bete of Teeth consiste chief the democracy of the United States. who are nha G. Miller, of Swanton, Md —For im- | distribuiing reservoir to the Navy Vard and other Mk: John Toldan Leen ease ames 10. 1ESL. | Leavon Washington st o'clock a.m. of but one picos of materia, and ever so keenly alive to take exception to any 7 register r ai public establishments ef Washington: | 9! repay gretidiee ied. tay cine = Vaehington at 7 o’oiock p i. e muernl. No metal is used assumption or ostentation of maphers so inke, hols, of Lowell, Mass.—For im | building of high service reservoir in G Souecn creat rr rloe agen in i, and they ere therefore free from snd metalic taste, here sre no § to hecore filed with morstore or Ge of wz Butfered greatly from reading at might ining earver life,) itatords me t ighest pleasure to that [ cons vement in spinning bobbias ped shable 01 28 Solomon Oppenheimer, of Peru, Ind.—For | finde tothe das improveiment in milking pail. F ment, sand. bricha, ste for xilof which referes and speoiieats rent in those clothed with thee of royalty For LYNCHRURG ant the FOU Leave Washington at 6 o'olo¢ escent power a. LYNCHBURG next mormne a? 4a, m. onnecting - ce they arepere and clean. 7 2 snes P . exhituted in this « eV ni and 7 eREee uy greet er, lei in Thiz bail was the most b Miantand recherche Nathan M. Phillips, of New York, N. ¥Y.—PFor 8 ecompariron of the bids will be made upon the ¥ teh 8 a Cha ie ee ee coe eens ill pee a ef the season. & herewith e You a slip | improvement in spring bedstead quantities noted in the speodiontions and plans ex Otteeville bo Lynck!urg a distance of 60 mailer, One Thousand Dollars to any one who will from Galignani, (see note.) in which allusion is | | Christain Raub, of Davenport, fowa.—For jm- ome at ried thee Lite Sn Ainpaule 3s a Tow Sonar sy that | Pre from Wastingtun to Lynchburg, $7.75. agumilar work of art : s se made to it, and mention of some of the very | Provement in ing stoves. ross bs acc sthe monthly payiuents upon the oy wae) = “ * ‘ = dorsbility, artistic ex: ce or any other requ: ane A p sic fe Ay “i a . contracts wil! be made upon the estimate of the the Spectacios whi mM you last week The steamer GEORE AGE. foot of Seventh distinguished personages who fert Lewis Roac Covington, Ky.—For improve- | einer, at pricos to he lined by nna, wits the anual | are entirely nate man inequality in the | etrees, bea owned Le tt < ality. silrosd Company, runs All le responsibly pang bts - ment ia gang une. 275 Perv, between lth and ath sts. ap ld-iy ows. porial Quadrilie At one ext reservation of ten per c have heretofore} . until the entire comm Visual range of my eyas. indgreat } in sonnection with th i : . Jas. Robb, of Lewistown, Pa —For improved letion of the contract secord to the spee:ti ditticuliy in getting gixsses of the proper foes! dis- et a Boat. - et alous thrown open, delictous refreshments | washing tschine - Usnnau pens. nt | caueen i adobe sleseurs taateent raat or te HE ea ee telged pee Jp® & FINCEY HUNT. were accessible during the whule evening, and A C. Semple, of New York, N. ¥.—For im- Proposals ehould state the time within whioh | aud of your optometer tins pce ha heentapptly | Deoot of the W T convey pre- DENTIST, at about mid: rs of the e - | provemen chines fo: «ho & will be completed, provided Congress | obviated, so that the Glasses you furnished me are | ge-zers and bagesze to ti ont, for Alex: No. 310 Pennsylvania avenve. the other ex- | provement in machines for trimming hooks Appropriates the necessary funds deciiediy the best adapted to my eyes of any I have | dra a dietancercf aig, a allowing ample time | Wil! perform ai! operations belonging to his « © re 2 Be. ew ngte a ene vee ers Aeadbecs 7 ss a, stance of a: ules, allo BY rt t i =—s . co xoue Were thrown) ven Tie. bh Lei LG mn, DC. —For | HE irderof the Searethey of Wars ever yet used. ; age tt ae —_ profexeron at his ond established office, as above. open, and the Empre tenled by Prince Na- | im ments in portable gas retorts. = M,C MBIGS, Very respectfully yours, RK DRANE. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. _ a 18-tf poleon, and the Emperor accompanying the |.‘ be Ss AE assist bet on era Y.—For im- : 1 Rapinin of Engineers ectorof St, James’ Parish, Alexandria. July, 1257. iv 8-0? DENTISTRY rineess Mathilde, preceded i tc Pteeee EARAt DOs peopelbes. = in charge of Washington Aqneduet, Having been induced by « friend to visit theestab- | 27). Rin iivanenn arene — re ae: . ps ate ents in preparing sitk for use wit ‘ting ORM OF GUARA a asses | was furnished witha tly color = fe wad inviting supper bid all a hospitable wel a eo ee ee Te Cave M. CoMeine, Us 8: Emernzers: fine, whice have at see Pe mire reiiel ai erauk = sioneogaeeas gta a waste come. Threeo clock soon overtook ns, ¢ y Utley, of Lonisburg, N.C —For improve- | g)\¥ e; the under: begs chan ony 1 have ever tried. My sieht, organ: Dr. BALLY bogs leave to inform the publio that he me Dalat i ‘ : State of h 1, was injured by writtag and reading at ‘ " " h ahovi as we were by the yood cheer that surrounded | m=nt in plows ‘ nant with th be Bl Syed pectin) ay’ the | Fhe ATLAD i pt. Oliver Eldridge, | on: a!] hours, at his office, as: us, and leaving the gay and festive scene still | Willian Williams, of St Lous, Mo.—For im. | Nantpeith the Fee date Te a ate at with the | Tg BALTIC. oooGaph donegn Comatose’ | He feels sceured that an experience of fifteen years? The ADRIAT. a, d anchor they will, within ten days after the accepiano alive with the dancer we wende F sit ip ast Joseph E. Hendrick, of Beooklyn as. | the said bid. exeoute the contract fur the #acne, w id that too without the pain | have heme to “dream ot dwelling in marble halls.” J meee 1 eee COPt. James West, | practice, with the large number haem | creat ly suifered. JOHN WILSO — cr! veriety of difficult osses that he hast) coees- N, i i 1 Dl to surmount difficult: s F y illia ci t « fort thi ko , sped Ss Thoso ships having beon built by contract expreesiy | [uliy, will enable him its On the 1th instant a very recherche party | Are" torlaviment ioe br eee elect ee ed ea Dee ee mnaroneer Gout Lal OMe, for Bovernmout service, evory care has been taken | scientific or otherwise, relating to the Peeth. His am . . ahta sheds ye 2 5 adve s Sa aati: ie 1 oo LOtICH, &8 also in their engines, to in- a was given by our very popular and hospitabie | © Charles Hartwell, of Boston, Mase yassignor | terns ee ee adver iissuieat clay eb I have used Mr. ‘Totias’s Spectacies for three or gure strength ‘and speed, and their acoommodations | eminent in the oleasion. and eapeaially Dra. Harr Consul and Madame Spencer. On entering the | to Lewis I Bartlett, of Brooklyn, N.Y.—For | into contract aw aforesaid, we guaranty to take | four months, and oie siaet pleasure pa serine thst | for passengers are unequalled for elogance and com ond J. and E. arm iB ~ + fom ball room one could almost fancy himself trans- | improvement in metallic sash kood the difference between the offer by the anid | ,0m. much pleased with them. I have been much | fort, let mae eee eo ported as if by magic. across the broad Atlan- sidney Parker, of New York, N. Y., assignor and the next lowest bulder, A "May sth, 1836, ° n= a ere . ‘The stenmers ofthis line have improved water- | ai! E . tic, and set down in the midst of a gay and | te himself, Leonard Westbrook and Huzh fler- | Sixned. é: B: I was recommended to Mr. John Tobias asa skilful | tomake them all as food as new, the thorough exam | Teeth, and that Porcelisn, mounted on brilliant assemblage of our own fair country- | ["esew.—For improvement in sewing ma- hi I hereby certify, that, to the Lext of my knowledge | optician; andas L licve eyes of remarkable peculiari- | ination given them proves their mode of constiuo- | 18 the only reliable eubstance that oan be women. judging trom the old familiar buzz. | 7yo5* tight compartments, and no expense fas been spared | ments for the construction of Goatingons um Fate, the and belief, the above mained guarantors are good | ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tobins seemed to | tion yet unequalled. mouth, 88 was most conclusively shown by last A a Jota Van Doren, of Farm Ridge, IIl., assignor comprehend them by inspection and seme sight 9 of passage from New York to Liverpool, in | American Dental a emanating from the very muny musical ve to himselfand B. Murray, of Ottawa, fit For gre aes E.F. measurement, and he tne tonde mea pair fret cahin, $13); in ezcond do., Q75; From Liver- | , Although he eee Week Sag fa 7 all bent on verifying the national characteristic | improvement ia dumping boxes for agricultural | _mS-dtMfayl1 ga the auite me admurelly. A.W it OT) MELE Merl ll lige ellen rears) Premed Open mew SE of all speaking at once the good old d t. as | purposes = MPROVEYOUR EYES. aly te Aas Pen be necaten Gmail; —_— leave to refer them to the following familiar as household words.” It really did | | Newell Wyllys, of South Glastenbary, Conn. | STRENGTHEN nui, santet thom: by the Paris | Having been for years aise tee oR es, | ee be wecaras unt paid for. TESTIMONIALS: one’s heart good to hear them! The bali was | *signor to himself and Charles Collins, of Hart: | Optician, D. WOOLESON, whe two seta of giasses—one for use in daylight, and one PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. From the late Reotor of the Church of Epiphany © FROM LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, F. 58 | Wednesday | Wednesday very brilliant, and there was more beauty ford, Ct —For improvement in let-otf motion for | has arrived from Europe with bis for iam among our lovely countrywomen concentrated One Gre, of Boston, Mass., assignor to at this gathering than among the thousand of himself and TB. Mackay, ot same place.—For light—I procured one set from . Tobias FROM NEW YORK. as well as the manufacture ofa ‘ood many | whichanswered lioth purposes. I have used iis for v4 t f the latest improved SP+CTACLES and | several months, and find them excellent. fi; -GLASSES: among which are the “DAK D STUBBS, ERISCOPIC COD eb.3.. 1858 Dr. Stxraen Baity: ‘Dear Sir—t desire toexpress M'ch 3.1858 | my esteem for you personally, and my confidence M’ch 31.1858 A fe superior dentis! The operations cncomed 2D i i i ane 42 f i ; thet you all other nations who attended the Imperial | im ement in sewing machines P INCAVE: and CONVEX, The Of Departmant of State. 2% 58) Wodnesany, Apri] 28.1858 | for me have been highly sati Ps —- - le JOUBLE FOCUS .0U BLE POLISHED Sir: 4. Ww a ve it e from my fri ani the Court ball just described. But here where| Henry De Venve, of Galveston, 7 DOUBLE FOCUS and f LE POLISHED | Mr. J. Tortas. Sir: The pair of Spectacles you | Saturday, April 24 Wednesday, May i2..1658 | may receive the patronag | Wednesday . BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Ete., furnished me yesterday are particulariy satisfactory | Saturday, May 8. May 25. 1858 | public that your skill so well deservs there prevatied so much unive 4 sal beauty, it | arrangement for devices for lowe: Whioh are warranted toimproveany EYF: aflrcted | tome. They are very decidediy the heat 1 possess, | Saturday, May 22.. Wednesday, June9 1858 ours vey eye might appear invidious to particularize-—-we s with weakness, oataract or tending to it; also and Lam tae owner of eight or nine pire, carefully Saturday, June5.. Wednesday, June 23.188 | Washington, Aug. 38,185. J,W. PF RENCE, ean confidently say, Lowever, that not he apbell Morfit, of Baltimore, Md.—For im- | SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS, : aciected in different places and 'from opticians rec- | Saturday, June 19 Wednesday, July 7.. 188 aS = 7 anys © + Sat notone be- proved process of making soap Persons »are compelled to use #,orthose | ommended to me on acoount of their professional | Saturday, July $..-— Wednesday, July 21.1858 | Frem ons of the oldest firms im Baltimore, Messra, trayed—showed—natural attractions to more J Ww Pi P Iphia, P: i now them, will be suited at first sight. Those | standing in France, Engiand, and the United States, | Saturday, July 17.. Wednesday, Aug. 4. 1858 ss, Cotman & Co. edvantage by her “winning ways” and artless oocpe Wclamae; of Philadeiphia, Pe.—For Loy } have been also pleased with your remarks and di- | Saturday, Aug.! i Wednesday, Sept. 1.1858 Having om je eyes, for the pur- | Saturcay, Aug. 28 ‘as! . Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- nerday, Sept. 15.1858 | tist, of mo aeiaaee 2 aaa FE Vi tt . art > than the fair daughter of our huapi. | wupreee™ at in using graphite for reducing DOUBLE-POL ISHED NEQEZUELIAN reo manne! metals. son the treatment of t v ington city, to execute ye - . . pose of preserving and improving the sight. ~ Saturday, Sept, 1! .. 196% Wednesday, Sept. 29.1858 | portant and diffiouit piece of work, which he to table host and fascinating | s Henry Whintield, of New York, N. Y.—For | have reoeived the highest recommendations at the | Respectiully yours, CHS. CALDWELL, Saturday, Sept. 25... -1a08| Wednescay, Oct. 13.1858 | my entire satisfaction, and 1 view of the Bat among all the attractions of this gay | ieprovement in steam boilers World's Fair, at Paris, through their producing & Professor of M. C., Louisville, Ky. Saturday, Oct. 9......1958) Wednesday, Oct. 27.1858 | one of the most distinguished members of the clearness and easines: vision heretofore anknown 5 Saturday, Oct. 23.. in any other improvements, BROOKLYN Cera InstiTUTION, y jen| == . pri Saturday, Nov. PEN EPA EER A, SPY, and MAGNI- | anor most careful examination af Mr. Je Pobiae’s | Sttunday, Nov. 2. Parisian world to alienate th tu our own beloved eountry. « chments due | Nathaniel Conkling, of Brookly impro -1858| Wednesday, Nov. 10.1858 liege of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trinis, te 1858 Wednesday, Nov. 26.1858 wey Sod A same work satisfactorily, M3 a = | 1858) Wednesday, Deo. 8 1858 Tey pleasure to exprees my entire shington, D si be i GLASS mpaskee. aud Microscope 3 Seturtay, Deo. . 1858 Wedaesday, Deo, 22 185¢ h estimation of his professional skill, Asher be drepetcea iangovrment tm tard tampa, Patented | are for gale at hin store, corner of Richth-streetand | diaseas,! am enabled to testify that their hardness, | Saturday. Des, pel = Baltimore, Jaa.12, 7. HARMANN BOG@B, a — . 7 3 i Te ee by) ‘enusylvania Avenue, or hth street No. 441, be set 2 - ho For freight or paessge, apply a late Hea. Joan gotten, for invitations had already been issued | Krreusion Henry McCarty, of Pittsburg, tween D street and Pa. avenue. paca cen dl heel gic ae ole EDWakD i COELIRG! No, ‘8, Wall street, | Extract froma note rece ved from the io the name of the Minister of the United | for improvement inthe manuer of suspend oes Gore Peescrn ble the earaa ath street. | | guoh auxiliaries. “l cousidor, morcover, Mr. Tatts ¥ States and Madame Mason to all their country- | opening and closing lock gates. Patented Ma t wen in Paris. toa birth-night hall, Pebruary | ISH Extended for seven years fiom March | ‘hmen nee There were some 300 to 1.000 invitations |! '*9 ROMLONDOD New Y org, fully qualified to determine the foous of the &: e,bot BROWN, SHIPLEY & co. ___®9-f_| by Lit optical knowledge, and exparienss, ate | B.G. WAINWRIGHT & « atic Works | means of his optometer. In addition, | oan further ‘The owners of these shi mad: ill not be accountabi tar ould be better: Very erat * : : JOHN M. CLAYTON. = sete, I vol. $1. state that Mr. Tobias has supplied some of my pa- | for xold. silver, bullion, spscie, jewelry, preci Be . issued, and although the house is large. and all 3 ‘ ep ameron of Margaret of Nava vol. Bl. tients with Glasses, to their and my satisfaction stones or metals, unless bille of isding are sign uf it thrown opens except the part Caclusively |, S3°ULAR Live Pamsenvan.—A religious gen- | ep Ameron of Margaret, Epnashani vou eek LEWIS BALER. M.D | therefor and tie value thereof expressed therein. ‘Fo those that seek relict from he hyd le t La That ae. | temae informs us that a shilling Testamentjpu -| Hmmnboldt’s Pravela, 3 vols Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the | _ dis =u Dentist made & used by the Legation, you may he sure, that as | Chased in New Orleans, Previous to the Mexican | Polygiott of Foreign Proverke, | vol. $1.25, Royal College of Surgeons, land; Member | 7 TN irp STATES MAIL LINE juporior Dontsst , he tring — the attendance was geueral, there was pretty | war. not only xaved the life of the possessor, bot | Classic Talen,! vol. $1. of the Medion! Society of London, and ofthe U Ds MAI one < Tlic ork mane re ey ‘thas inuch of a ~ Washington jam,” particularly | was the means of saving his soul ‘It was in thix | Homer's Iliad: literal trasslation, 1 vol.75 cts. Fatholomical Society of New York; late Sur- ONLY REGULAR LINE ten yeu OBERT T. iN, during the former partof the evening T way: A young Lilinvis girl purchased asmall | Thucydides. literal translation, 2 vols. 81.5). gon of the Royal Orthopaedic Institution of yest the Va. Conf. of the was a ball worthy of the day it commons ated, | Testament for four dozen exgsr at three veuts per Sa dee teers ee arrmnintiog, | vol. Tote. SrTonester. England, and Surgeon of the B, | amp CALIRCRAIa At ono April 18. 1856. — ” rer wane © e aay com norated. | # Be, © pphocies. literal trana‘ation, | vol. 75 cts. . AOR. SALIF h hy a nad to nd did honor to y sugh its rep. | dozen. Whe r brother was about to start for Hand Book of Proverbs. 1 vol. #1 25. ; Norvor.x; Va., Jnly 27, 1854, OAD. We, the undersigned, having be see = etry through its rep- | ico as a volunteer, she put it into his vest | Jhetionary of Clasaseal ischtueae teek: 91.95, In the experience of even two years, | have found Vid FANSMA RAILROAD ves of the professional skill of Dr. * resentation in a fore nd. Although ¢ ? p if this cut} hs? 4 Sites) bad salar er ae ; ef { ket. ‘Phere it remained, wrapped in the same Demosthenes on the Crown, literal translation, 1 Erne CiMoulty in obtaining Spectacles that wersex- Reaular Sailing Days, 5th § Dth ef each menth. ee ainen eal er tu ate Hence t ne distin- and in the same pocket, until the battle of | vol. ots. ‘on am ie ea u y sight. i is ~ — ‘sure in expressing our admurat their ¢ rh a cy Be 4 ms tvorof theday | through the Testament. which broke the force of Relden’s Ts Talk.) vol. $1.25. more suitable Glasses. They are clear, chrystal-like | perpetrated on traveliers bound to CA LI- in which he performs ti and ove and a attended to do them | the bullet, which lodged in his breast, and sent Lord Mai Rise of the tan Empire, 1 vel, | 8nd comfortable to iny eye: I would commend bum FORNIA, tat the subscriber, the only authorized | Operations in ital honor Ihe arrangements were most perfect | himtothe hospital. There, he read his vook, | 9125 to those who rom age or other infirmity require ar: | Agent for passage by the (). 8. Mail Line, vin Pana- | commend him t in every mevutioc. Two refreshment ri 2 | @ud has since turned out a missionary preacher mio RANCK TAYLOR, aid in this wa: .J.SIMKINS, M.D, ma, in the city of New York, feeleit his a caution all persons seeking passage to Calr that, TO avolo IMPOSITION, they must he care! find the true office person | Maui! Lane, via P v Neon, N.C., June 16, 155 ‘To persons who have liad the sight oftheirey inpaired as to require the use of G!nge: z the evening, and towards wei Mrsann ts 4 bountiful capper of ail the france tral depart on the Ist of Mare were oper midnight a 1 good things of this lite, with printed bills of fare inter-persed over the table. wh re- | hv ven enyayed by Ul ta salary of | down th } 6 way mann ata salary of + minded one of the de les still crowded out | 40 WUE, and four Balt benetiis, (we presume for | It oannot lon + ~ ri known throughout the country to re of sight The music was faultless. A gal y | ear year.) The concerts, says the Courier, will lar description of it unnecessary here . Mur wook OF THE CONSTITUTION. pk —The Paris Courier , Says that Musa will The demand of the people from ail parts of the T, for the United States, | countey for # new edition of this Book, bringing | fromanens gi gont, Tobiae as a suita ay re. | in New Vork i enEnge passage, statistics to the present tine, is such that uire, ae he has suited me with a pair of Spectacles ‘The Companies hx Hi ne office in D York, | be disrexarded. ‘It is sufficiently | fora dar and near sient. Aly srekt han heen iimptired | which ia at 177 Weetstreet,cornerof Warrenstreet, | WALT! Liteon iota | ¥er¥ much by a service of years in the Post Office | fr ting on the North River, at the head of the Com: | Haney Bapyin, “4 | suffice it to tment, which berth required me tobe on dut; ‘8 . C. WisEt, of female loveliness, combined with the bril- | #!t-ruate with the representations of the opera, | say that (t contains the evidence of ii& haem ra, | Departinent, Cd the ee ee beerve over the door. liant wit of the sterner ex, the joyous abandon | #4 Wilk also be given with the singers at the | elved: the ‘voluntary and curoun. patronnce’ of from Vmod ber ong ht fil after day, during wineh | s15~ 0 iw. RAYMOND, Ascent, > oprra— iT both OUSES 0 OnE: ofits Ving been adupted i betiocar * gad = vf the younger guests, rendered the scene | OPicts of tue Oticen eae een Xe, Among other by the Supreme Couirtza'n staudard edition of He Derantunnt oF INTERIOR, May 8, 1255. | ‘7 "* : sTOC ost! : JEW = ial a U s x ae From natural defects and the unequal range of my ELPHIA, WILMINGTODS inst wer pets <a arent f ried ir amoneersa poi | Pany Atusard are Demerson, flutist, and Hubaus, received. the lorena appeueticn oeieiae Of the | exe#, Lhave been compelled to use sinsncr for never Pee BRUTIMORE RAILROADS a= Nie anos, er, tho ever the gavest of the gay. imparting bappi- | b y—the best in Europe They are engaged | wigest statesmen of the past and present age. It | Tal years. f have tried diffe those interested. Ow .s papi hess to the very atmosphere that surrounded | for New York, Philadelpuia, Boston, and Balti- | fras heen pronounced by themata suitable fee side | Obtaining glasses periectly Hited to meneame oo SE CP: largest, most varied, and relispie 16 this sity, him. and bis youthful looking lady and tair | more. companion for every Amerionn aitizen.and.asa text forme sien Mr. Tobias made two ve me porieatiy age 376 Pa. ave., bet. sth a: CLs. daughters apparently delighted at the joy and - — ae oot cue DRE Renersuee G1 386 SOunate, i | _Passenger trains for Philadelphia leave President J aismase ote aeets © akeh they aeike iL7~ Jesse D. Reid, reporter for the Baltimore |, Editors who venerate and support tue Constitu- ihe use of his optometer he is enabled to adr: - E depot, Baltimore, dail: t Sundays, as HOUGHTS FO HE HOLY WEEK, for : W most minutely to the eye. I most cheerful- | street depot, daily, excep ys, ated so much. It was conceded by many of | SU?» W3* garroted and sobbed of all his mova. | tion, the sentiments of Washington, and the pring | Fiveao mnen muauealy to the ere. I most cheerful: | follows, viz: T Bae stellar ot Auer oUng persons ; lu Ty is ski ,Exprees Train at 8.40.0. Way Mail Train et tl | wh Bert ‘Scents, was one of the handsomest halls they ever at- ’ ly oft is ‘d te ae Aan’t Beo’y Land Warrasta, fe 6.2 iy. TAIN’ conn or 3 CK TAYLOR. tended, even in Pasis, , TB. |" pcegontern foe the pabllc. pects. are/eceietiqsas!| hee an rene A ves Dosa teresa (oa ee : coe ieee Eee Day. =e eee a - ata lose for items to fill the local columns. and LLIAM HICKEY, J FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Va peng &.. oe ee : YE AND BARLEY MALT. N tr.—The following is the extract from fer] rejoiced atan occurrence which may aiford | ™2-tf Washington City, D. — k imore at 4,°4 o'clock p.m. them a paragraph. In this case, however, it may UPERIOR MEDICATED GIN.—Just 2 : The st LOUISIANA. leaves the Union rom Philadelphia a: @ a. m.,1 p. m.,and II p.m. ous! of feet Pais av Galignani enclosed in our correspondent’s let- Dock foot of Congund street. Balti- = ce mete COR imers. Ld ’ bave come too near bome.’’ &> oeived, 2 cases of the celebrated J ondon C 8. jor oo dis! Gin and Invigorating oTORaS't for sale FOR SEAFORD, DE Tuesday. Thureday. and ; OE. ma. connect A grand b b ’ aper is to be started in K Vv Sarita ie fama A Ue and Fi ime conv gS hm. ont TS S| A Laney oO fay at gus Henennd Lie Kee. 4 grand ball was given at the palace of the i" A Free State paper is tu be star’ n Kan- . B56 : th. 6 LIN A every Mo . . Ti- aitimore 4 it a.m. . g . 2 Pa. venue, near Toilleries the night beiore Inst. The guests !:ascity, Mo oc SAU Bhsttons, corner of B etrest north; Gro 8B 207 C i pattimets Beaeatacts,, | Bereprom wire ie sao, VE SOhik vr. BULT,