Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1X months; $1 for three montha; three months at the rate of l2centsaweek, Singie Spies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTIsEMBNTS (Of sight lines to the square) Reerted three times for $1; every other day or is % PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, be (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. : Papers served in packages by carriers at 848 year, @ 3) conta per month. ‘To mail subscribers the sub- h Seription price is 93.508 year, in Sdeance; @2 for and for jess than Star. som rvaty.% por out.ntvane; wee teert.s| © VOL. XI. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1858. NO. 1,642. SOME UNIFORM. THE HIEROGLYPHICS OF THE ENG. The Norfolk folks are poking deliberate fun . LisH ALPHABET, Special Notices. ‘Boots, Shoes, &c. Dentistry, &e. at the new army uniform, vide the following whieh we clip from the Norfolk Argus: Editors Southern Argus Having received from Washington, through the kindness of my friend, Mr. Psalmsinger, a copy of the recent order establishing a new unitorm for the U.S. Army. I beg leave to pre- sent you a copy for the wonder and edification of your numerous military readers. The good ste displayed in its selection is eminently characteristic of the inventor. and it is to be hoped the new companies forming in this sec- tion of inia, will show their appreciation of the uniform by adopting it nem con > and with the utmost promptitude : 1. Hat.—To be made of soft felt, butternut colored, 3 feet 9 inches high, and tapering toa point. ‘Lhe front to be ornamented with a gilt wooden spread eagle, 10 inches in diameter, holding iu his beak a scroll containing the name of the soldier, his age, and a small and concise history of his parentage and relations. ‘Lhe rim te extend in frent in a horizontal posi- tion 4 feet 6 inches, supported by two pieces of 2x3 seantling. firmly braced against the shoul- ders. The rim in the rear forms a sack hang- ing against the back, which is to contain a gridiron, bottle, frying pan, pipes, tobacco, and other necessaries 2. Pompons.—It being well to unite utility — — ~ pompons will be as follows : ‘or cavalry and dr. pons, ripe oranges; tor © wise men, those who inven! a artillery, apples ; and for infantry, fish balls. | bet, might evidently Desetnee io tee a The Generals and staff will wear pick/ed man- hieroglyphic meaning in the formation of it goes. ‘The weary soldier will thus be able to and though the art of drawing was im rfect find a little grateful refreshment on the march sak t ‘eful a in ancient days, I think I have di by ae nibbling at his pompon. Pom- | least some of the symbolical meeutage aod pons will be supplied every morning in a fresh } without further preface proceed to present — id the orga or a them to the reader: 3. Shoulder Straps.—To be hair and clothes r ii healed ac parpeGes Wie ee duty the A The first letter represents a youth entering A correspondent of the St. Lonis Repnbli- can. at Garden Grove, Union county, Illinois, writes as follows : As much labor and ingenuity have been ex- pended upon the hieroglyphics of the Egypt- ians, and upon the letters of ancient languages, it has struck me that the English alphabet has been neglected, and I haye endeayored in this article to supply the deficiency. That my in- terpretations may not seem distorted and fan- citul, 1 make the following extract, to show what, in one irstunce, has been brought to light by the researches of another : ee Protessor Moses Stuart, in reference to J. G. H. Gieppo’s Essay on the Hieroglyphic sys- tem of M. Champollion, Jr., says: “One need only read the interpretation of the names of the Hebrew alphabet successively, in order to be- lieve that, originally there was some analogy between the shape of tho respective letter and the object by whose names they are called. For example, beginning with the alphabet, we proceed thus: ox, house, hollow, hook, armor, traveling, scrip, serpent, hand, hollow-hand. ox-goad, water, fish, prop, eye, mouth, screech- locust, ear, head, tooth, cross. These make out the whole original alphabet of the Hebrews, and no one can well suppose that these names. rather than others, were given to the letters except on account of some resemblance between them and the objects which bore these names.’ ”? —Am Luceydopedia. residence is seen. C, Stott’s; the Syrup Pennsylvani more street, Sprectat Notre 10th st., Pa. avenu OFFICIAL. issue of treasury note: " A upon the journey of life, ardent and hasty ; | 1857, —— npr gat lhe ws targa phe _ his lege only being seen, the cross-mark | ‘The treasury notes will he issued upon the recei bis por say . i ad chothing implying that he is dressed. here of certificates of deposite with those office: 4. Jackets —To be made of three-ply carpet- B eval a es Perspective of the mo- | to the credit of the treasurar of the United States. ing, of a light and pleasing pattern, the bodies | ¢ That the real fe aitake ne: They will be made payable to the ordor Of suck bed- to be red for artillery, blue for infantry, and | D The bow of this ter tnegice thee eo as deep green for recruits and brevet 2d lieuten- fallen, and it describes the line of his fall. ants. To be fastened up the back with hooks! E A rough picture of bis face with his nose and eyes, which arrangement is calculated to smashed in. marr ~ — 8 patience and make hima} F That he is recovering tter and worthier man. G i sedinr 7 2 ie iene b= tin pa and cups, four ae {Giese whence comes the of each, ornamented with a bust of General a frie Washington holding a handkerchief to his eyes. H Thet he meets a friend, and shakes Laie per centum of the an hich i prose-mark ust ba deposited ‘These button are to be attached toa hook, so} Inptiee that ieee hee my eposited wi a to be removed fur the soldier's re- the perpendicular clearly signifying that 6. Pantaloons.—Of duck or drilling, with a he is alone. per = down the side, going clear around : cp oe tot Journey, throwing his heels the leg. @ stripe to be red for artillery. bird | x Saga : gray or the infantry, and sky blue pink for the . re Pag eh case Dae ye ragoons. which is placed against his sid On the seat is to be firmly affixed a brazen 4 = ere glee : star, with a strong brass hook protruding from i. sine aes part of this letter describes his its centre, on which may be hung the camp ; kettle and lighter articles of the soldier's bag- = a ee Sreeectal bows. z "3 will not be considered. 1AM LN PossksstoNn of some valuabl in favor of the Consumption Destroy efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and is composed of roots and herbs prooured from the Blue Ridge; it is no common article. nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my piaee of V'° THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON, D.C. CHEOPLASTIC PROC 4 manufacturing = AN IMe| MECHANICAL DEN Dr, T. O. HILLS respectfully informs the public ed to insert partial and, TH at reasonable rates,| The great advan- process has over all others ‘The method of itself in The metal is entirely free from al! me-" and none of the secretions of the mouth ny effect upon it. “Testimonials from the more, confirming All those per- ted plates will OVEMENT IN TISTRY it 30 years, wi ie what will sui that he ix now. them in that |i that we do; which you can prove You ean tint the arti Principai Shoe Stores in. Washington «80 Well-known as McCuidy & Son's ta know by Ls bey on this improved ‘The extract of a fiower called the Alph@intment George Pase—thy for the Piles, can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr. —— omas er P. HOOVER has, at all times, on -” = eses*, and ©: 3, BOOTS and si & Son, Philade! Imported, Motiere & en's Patent Leather and Cal reneh styles, which twill seli Solo Leathar, Wood and Iron Frame, qualities, made to order at the short- ‘tren Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Estab- enue, Letween st tnost prominent citizens of Ball its great superiority, suffering with i!!-adap' eacail,and [ will tuke gre: and exhibiting to them specim: All inquiries should be made at my of- as lam the only suthorized agent for this pro Office, No, 250 Penn. avenn 13th streets, next house above Gautier’s. venue, as well as Georgetown, at Mr. Newman’s on Bridge street, In Alexandria at Ledbetter’s. In Baltimore, at Hance’s, 108 Balti- by J. W. MeCuri F —For Perfumed Breath White ‘Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use “* Baim of 1,40 Flowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair use “* Woodiand Cream,” a new pomade ; it causes gen- tlomen’s hair to curl beautifully, Price 68 cents each, W. P. Fetriver & Co., Proprietors, New York. Wholessie and Retail Agents for Washington, Taytox & Maury, Booksellers, between 9th and The TUES Weand Alexandria at 10 0'o! mi bet all stylesand etween 12th and lphment, Penusylvania D*- R. FINLEY HUNT, 3 No. 314 Pennsylvania avenue, Will perform aii operations belonging to his —— at his old established office, as above, < ISH ‘TO ECONOMIS: custom made > ike Pindar’s razors, to 8) STEPHEN BAILY, 198 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, res doors from ldth Siri # leave to informthe putliothathe looat He feeis assured that an experience of fift Practice, with the large number of patient: variety of difficult cases that he has treat fully, will enable him to surmount scieatifio or otherwise, relating to thi erience copfirming the opinion of m’s. made by t et materials to be obtained yn this coun- never rip, and are usually complained of, fecount of wearing tou long. | ready to supply ail in Washington, who e -finshed SHOES, 3, &c,. a8 well as with th: Children’s School or every day ended for durability and hard service, and includes Servant’s Shoes and Boc le, yet liandsomely finished, and war- I ry pi - Tits priges are butatrifle more than the cost of those of bad work and material, while his work out- caret le nae tic! r. Franklin never ucht a peor article, nor can one become thrifty who does so. id cail and text the subseriber’s work for CHARLES WEIRMAN 15th atreet, near if Treasvny Department, April 10th, 1858, NoTICK i8 HEREBY GiyRN that sealed proposals Wil’ be received at this department until the tenth day of May proximo, for the issne of any portion, or the whole, of five millions of dollar notes in exchange for gold coin of the United States deposited with the treasurer of the United States, the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas- urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans, or the Assistant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles- ton, or St. Louis, within ten daya from the accept- ance of such proposals, under the authority of the act of Congress entitled, “*An act to authorize the approved 23d December, can be seen atall n tions for filling Ts A Gt feeth, and that Poroelinn, mé a on Gold Plats moun! 'y reliabie substance that oan be most conclusively shown by the last h he flatters himself from his long practice in Was: Wn to his numerous fri leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the late Reotor of the Churoh of Epiphany o is city. HEN Barty: Dear Sir—I desiretoexprese for you personal!y,and my oonfdence i perior dentist. r me netball oo A May receive the TrOnagS m™ f public that your skill so weil deserves. Washington, Aug, 3, 1086. J. Frem one of the eaten Bows me Eaitinore, Mossrs. S a Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- ashington city, to execute for m 4 poriant aud difficult piece of work, which he did to my entire satisfaction, and f the most dist shed bers Goliegs of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trintn: te perform the same work to express my satire & i 8 5 or HARMANN Boges, xtract from s note received from the late Hoa, J M. Clayton, — alist enaeeye ‘The“andersigned has now and consta: a large and ver cu ssortment of Roe eel der or bidders as shall agree to make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exoeeding six per centum per annum, and will carry such rates from the date of the certificate of such deposite. The proposals must stats the rate of interest with- out condition and without reference to other bids, and contain no other fractional rates than one fourth, one half, or three fourths of one per ceutum. One int proposed to be exchanged one of the treasury officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such deposite Ki Cc. A NG and SATCHELS; fine ARNESS, WHIPS, &c, I am prepared to compete with the best manu- facturers, in proof of which, read the following Re- the Fair of the Metropoli- wn & Norflet deposited a Sole-leather Trunk thatis, for soledity and quality of material, Jencin Tuomas, Saddier, B.S. Kinsey, Currier, > ‘The operations execut ‘We. FRENoM. port of tre Comimitiee repair will commence making regu tan Mechanics’ Institu’ trips to the above ponte on Monday | March 22d, 185. the best on oxhubiticn. G. Ritter, Georgetown, gclock, Sundays excepted, in the followine order: The M.C in view of the fact that must accompany each proposal as security of its fulfilment. 1f the proposal is not accepted, imme- diate directjons will be given to return such depos- ite. Should the proposais be varient from the pro- visions of the act of Congress or of this notice, they N. B.—Trunks Covered and every deacription of ring executed witli nentness and dispatch, repeated trala, te | the Boats will arr: Ey. TOPHA ington Aqueduct. 8. m ; Seneca !2 Ferry 3p. m., whi tag: convey passengers to Leesburg, Va. Returning, leave Edwards’ Ferry every day at $8 o'olook a.m. And arriving at Georgetown at sun-set. Late Torptam & NorFvst,) et, oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C, ‘h estimation of hi: ( = 499 7th stre timore, Jan. 12, U All proposals under this notice must be sealed, and inscribed on the outside, * Proposals for Treas - ury Notes.” They will be opened at this depart- ment, at 12 0’clock m., on said tenth day of May. HOWELL COBB, ap 12-d Secretary of the Treasury, 514 SEVENTH STREET TOBIAS, OPTICIAN, Office Second Story, three doors from Ovp Fritows’ Hai. Washington Aqueduct, 54 cent Ed F5RNM. CLAYTON. that seek relief from the maladies of the cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as 8 , ihe advantage that thie hook possesses, in 0 berets the circle is complete, so is his hap- ving away with the ubjectionable practice of Still his joy i pi * . * bucking,”’ must be evident to all. By hitch- = gota sd one his oe hee ing it to a strong staple in a wall the soldier is wishes for more. 7 e ectually secured without doing that violence Q When ‘sled takes his coe to his feelings that the passage of a stick be-] 2 Now her relation to him is ‘ined fea tween his legs is calculated to occasion. The ged frome EPwaen DOLAN,. Corner of 14th street ard Pen i in “kK”? t fort ‘ancy Ball. is new prepared to. dragoons can have their hooks attached to a meat ai bbe in “K.” and her head rests offer an indueament ots olen s‘aple in the cantle of the saddle which will give pon Dit shoukior. ment of SPRING and SUMMER G: selected by him expressly fi thet & secure ‘seat, and make thems the tsost 8 oe things become crooked, as they usually fearless horsemen in the world. — - A ‘Three ostrich plumes, red. white and biue, | 7 And he is pictured ee iia: will surmount the star, thus securing to the S suidier a brilliant end, under any and every I ies te coy bee eee to rant faction to those wh their patrons Spectacies and Glasses suited to evory sight; era, Keading, and Watchimaker’s, jlasses; ‘Telescopes, Microscopes in’ great variety; Cosmoramic Stereoscopes with views: of superior and chotce picturesonhand, Soe adver- tisement in National Intelligencer. TxsTimoniaLs. NoxFoig, September 7, 1854. pectacies you made fur very be aud a Ge are uinprove re t any olher ave ra ! LITT. W. TAZEWELL, pair of Speotables obtained from Mr. reat fusistunce to my Sight, aud corresponding with his descriptionof thet foous, | recommond him aa a3 Potomac, With its picturesqu me the W © made & set Of poroelinn teeib g grandeur of its operative importance, guarantied jagged several teeth for stood well for mors thar ROBEKT T. NIXON, nf, of the M. E, Church Svuth, the undersigued, having had ocoaeion to eval arseives of the profeszionn: skill of Dr. 8S. Baily, Dentist of this city, or Operations on our fam: jure in CxXpressing Our Admiration of his artistic as well as of the uniformiy satisfactory manner ich he performs the most delicate and difficult we respectfully re- MERCHANT TAILOR, SicN oF THE GoL EN FLEECE, for family, aod myselt ‘and the work has enue, opposite me the citizens of the District by the fostering care of of the Va. Cor Congress, will have ample time todo so and retura the same day. Willards’ Hotel, ( Formerly of Boston.) After supplying bis numerous customers with Cos- W. HH. & H. G. Ritter, Canal ket. trace, on the lowest cash prices, aud war- rfect fit By bis own practical knowledge je Of the best cutters from Boston, the best workmen, he hopes to give general satia- Whi please to favor him with Operations in Dental oom! kititel optiomn, ENRY A. WISE. PRTERSEURG, (otober 21, 1854. ut five years ago, | obtained from Mr. pablic. of which we consider him eminently worthy. DHomas U. Walter, Architect (). 8. Capito', of Washington, D.C, M. D. of Georgetown, D. ¢ if Washington, D. Cy ze. TR Munver. M.D. Constantly on hand a frosh supply of Gentlemens? Sito N. 8. Lincoin, M. D. circumstan2e V Two persons about to embrace, being i Furnishing Goods, (States i " : F zi eing in the — ee ar He evi cae eee Slnede TRE each foot, aud red heel. ene Worsted ON | W This letter evidently deserihes another _per- | §% BIG E each foot, and red heels. : , son who is intimately connected with ahem. | ,,!ndigates, where you may get ‘This includes the main portions of the uni X Who is decidedly cross ew GLAS in wit or mnogan form, which I believe to be entirely correct; | } : = but should there he found some difference be. | ¥ Amd becomes less xo. tween this and the original order, 1 doubt not | 2 A04 the two horizontal limes describe two ASSL AUERS nope oustantl oar this will prove the more sensible and acceptable personsasleep, with another lying between | for cash. JOHN ¥ of te tie them, as indicated by the diagonal. aie ‘a bi , ; , Se. 2 yetwaen ty With great respect, your ob’t sery’ Hours, tuly, = — = eee oo a Daxsin Pomepnac > Aer er tees “IME 1S MON Late Surgeon Old Powt Light Mute Battery Vaccixation.—The following directions for | * | nave thu day received direct from North Attle — oe ees vaccination will prove of interest to non- poreant M rnleeeeonawis s Sbeteniad Fy “3 — : 5 professional persons Office ¢ S. of superior fins! AN IRISUMAN S, SONFIDENCE EN AL How to prepare the Patrent.—Stretch tho | 88% Watehnakers Repulators, « A banker in Dubuque found it necessary | Skin at the point where it is wished (o ingert the one day to su Ll business. Soon after he | Mttter. and with a common sewing needle, or was acensted an Irishman, who had $6.60y | thumb lancet, make a seriesof par.alel serateh- deposited with him. Said Pa Good morn- | ©; #bout one fourth ofan inch long and close ing, Mr. M.. faith an’ it’s well you're looking | tesether, just deep cnough to seuetrate the this morning. considering the weather. But | 8utface ekin (¢yrdermrs,) but not so deep as sure it’s sorry Lam, Mr. M.. to see that card | te draw ood. Cr ss and re-cross with similar of yours out in the papers. But never do you | **4Tifications in every dircetiou, until a raw upto 3125, Emporia C Aewne mind such trifies as that. man——tak ne spot, about haif the diameter of a three cent SER aad Melia Wear Read ac ack Popo = piece, ix obtained. If there is Bleeding, wipe ; 3 entor of tt . > i Si 5 teh trouble of the thing will song blow over. And | UNtil it ceases. Mans Pessher, as for that $6,000 ba a : « P How to prepare the Virns.—Place the por a8 long a3 you want iti have ny Jue fart the | tion of the seab to be used on a cloun bil uf win- lousy ‘aeilexrs—and I know yees for ar honest dow glass, or on the bottom of an ordinary man. and perfectiy good for the same at any tumbler. Crush to an inpalpable powder. time. Kape it, sir, and pleasant dramea be | Dissolve with cnough tepid water to bring to wid ye.” the consistence of thin milk. A diluted solution Mr M. expressed his thanks, and the banker | #8 more effectual than one too concentrated Lithograp! mite eny rAVINEE On copper, wteel, & manship as by any other extat States. subseriber fe ders entrusted to t or no charges mule. r *: 9 HAND A and di tur separated. . ested A medium sized scab will sufico fur oue Ww : " day Mr M "wan Guasied tant ba oneal hundred insertions ; therefore, an exceedingly | WOOD ENG ¢ drames’’ by the presentation of a check for | Minute quantity wil! be enough for one. The COPPER PLATE I 6.000, bearing the name of his Hibernian | W#ter should uot be of a temperature above | _m25-1y t . N ing exae _ | blood heat (98 deg. F.) when the following explanation took place : * | the finger in the virus, prepared as above, and “Well you see, Mr. M.. Peggy, that ix my gently rub into the raw spot on the patient's wife, has been raising the very divil about the | 2t™- Repeat the dip and the friction once or woney—and just to pacify the poor i sont | tWice, an the operation will be complete, with cratur that it was all safe. I thought, be @sd, | °%eTY Seas ot encores he successfal i that I'd jist send for it and count it out all ever | _. 02 the eighth day atter the successful inser- before her ugly face, and then she'd conse at to | tim of seab matter. vaccinations may fearlessly Javin it wid you, together with the other $ 4,090 | ¥€ performed with the fluid found in the vesicles that is giving us so much trouble to kape from raised on the arms, of those subjected tu the being stole from us.” process above described This tluid is more To such an explanation, together with the | e4¢rgetic than scab matter. A single drop, new temptation of $4.000 additional, the bank er | *4¢b 9# can be obtained on the point of a needle, eould take no exceptions—so he counted out the | Leg amply sufficient for an insertion, and it $6,000 in gold. But that was the last of te | Beds Bo preparation. The same steps, with Kvichuse. reference to the Ler — rubbing in of The banker. meeting him a few days after Se maar ments yibcaoesthaeag wards, demanded another explanation. “Och. the truth is, Mr. M., it’s meself that | | Revotutionaxy Bon Mors in Paris.—By has been ashamed to see yees. Peggy, thet | the Orieanist party here, a deeper meaning is divil of a wife of mine, you see. has hid the | beheld in the appointment of Pelissier. He is money. and bother me if I can find tt all, arid | Known to be of the old party. like all the Afri- that’s the very truth, sir.”’ can Generals; and Guizot and Thiers. who dined The banker made a graceful tender of ‘his | “sether the other day upon the strength of it, hat, but Pat genersusly declined to accept tyre and were very jolly and communicative over same. although justly entitled to it.—Lur(in, 7- | the bottle of Chartreux (a liquor of which they don Gacette ~’ | are both very fond). Thiers was so jolly, _ indeed, that he launehed forth into box mots, Pacasoel a a one of which become so very popular that - ces ov Lanor ty Catirors1a.—The Siin | we are forbidden to repeatitin Paris. “Louis Francisco Times gives a carefully prepared t 4- | Napoleon is a arvenw, but not an arrive,” estimating the rewards of labor in Sin he. in speaking of his sovereign. ‘The mos ety any! which we learn that blac k- | has spread like wildfire, and re-echoed through — epi yam $4 to $6 per day; ship- | every salon in Paris, to the great annoyance of smiths $5 to $f: guusmiths #4 to $5; br ass | the emperor. who feels the truth which other founders $4 to $5; gas fitters $4; house carp en- | people only see. ‘“Orsini’s fire-balls have spared ters $3 to $6: ship carpenters $5 to $6; tin | the emperor, but killed the empire,”’ is another workers $5 to $1; coopers $1 to $5; sign pu int- | of the amiable buzzing of the indomitable little ers $2; house painters $1, sailmakers $5; # tone wasps, whose sting, having been sheathed for so —a $4 to 8 bricklayers | long time, comes out all the sharper for tle to $3; dapiieborers $2 ibe OE Su gt |S cee eneree hae Tate: brewers 3° to $6; harness makers $2.50 to $4 Fgepvinc Hoxrses.—A espondent of the shoemakers $2 to $4; bootmakers $3.50 to $5; | Pairmont True Virginian » “The towing of watebmakers $5 to $6; jewelers $1 to S67 lapi boats on the Erie canal is done in part by horses daries $5 to $5; seamstresses (to go out) to ; that are taken along with the boats, and partly 34; waiters $20 to $10 per month; cooks $50 to by towing companies who keep their horses at 34 /, cee | stations about twelve miles apart along the whole 35 per month; chambermaids $25 to $30; engi- | jeagth of the canal. ‘There’ are thiee of these neers $150; firemen £50 to $60, seamen’s wages towing companies, and they employ about 1.400 $30 per month; teamsters $50 to $60; oonfec- | horses. ‘They have found, aiter yreat experience, tioners $50 to $50; butchers $60 to $100; bar- | that the most economical and best feed for their bers $60 to $100; upholsterers $60 to Slut); pa- | horses is u mixture composed of equal parts, by perbangers $50 to $100; clerks 75 tw $100; | MSUTe, of corn meal and mill feed (bran or i ba rtx weighing about twent, ands to the book-keepers $74 to $150; barkeepers $35 to | jiisiel) mixed up with ent peepee they accord- S100; servant girls (with board) $25 to $33; farm ingly teed this altogether.”? bands $50 to $40; gardeners $55 w $60. —_— a To ax Hunc —At the term of his court in Rick « {[7~ The Superintendent of the New York po- | mond county, Va., Judge Coleman sentenced a lice notified the Red Republicans, on Wedues- free negro to be hung for a rap> committed on the day. that bt would not be permitted to carty | body of a white woman, followed by a most eifigies in their procession, in ie of Orrsini. shocking murder. Her yroans attracted aneigh Awrtl !—A new work is advertised umder the | bor, who beard from her dying lips the name of to and from Railroad Depot, Office open to 10 p.m N. B.—Persons coming to Act Congress in the Entered necordin Sold everywhere. No; Office Building.) Koape fu PERS and PERIODICAL Also, BOOKS, STATION m 3i tf BBS Hi auluuglon, § pair of Glasses tor the spectacles Jos. EH, Buavcer, of which I ued, and found them of Feat axsisinnce to Ex-Governor of -Mayor of Washingtond LOOKINGs Water Lanox, i; ye oe Od La : es +0. Weng, Prinet ittenhouse Academy, feb20 if : Rg do PRCTURE PRAM not Lov far gone to be benehtt an IRE Al are. gitorotherwise: orany othe: From an examination of Mr. Sle his Recnperpes aud remarks, am convinced that he ie @ skillful optician. 4.5. BLACKFORD, M.D. LYNCHBURG, November 19, 1254, Mr. John Tobias, having farrished me with t!ae fox, by which Limve been greatly mu! having sufiered greatly froin earlier hife,) itaflords me ty say that | consider him as! P and well prepared to aid those wh professions! services. t ‘ulins’ Giaeses, and Sanday,) stops at beriand at a Secound—The MAIL TRAIN eterte (Sunday ex- cepted) nt 23) A. M..and arrivesat Wheeling at 425 A. M., connecting at Benwvod with Central Oho he Hon. Wm. M. f the Creat Court reby notified that t Jud, eading at meht im my tations, and all other styles o a en to meet on ¥ EX yenor by Whstseever na be entled, tying in the county o sud District of Cota cing wholesale prices. thorized agent this side of N ke yourselves at the great Clock 1, SHY opposite Browns’ U 1 4 agton, Mm the Z from Beliaire to f Georgetown, Cars at Columbus,) and reaching hours from Eeltimore and 28 hours from W: ton. Lt also connect ous, at Grafton with cars by Parkersburg and Marietta roads for Chiiheothe, Cinoinuati, ete. These trams connect at Xenis for lndianapolis, Chicago and Bt Lous, nud at Comat with the Great Olio and for Goodwin's uequslily in Lhe he ‘with day of April, 1 etofore fond great ee SMT Sein aie BAUMGBAKTEN, wt ux, betw ‘th und 7th streets, ated, so that tie Glaskos you decidediy the best adapted to my eyex of any | have R. B. DRANE, ectorof St. Jumes’ Parish, a friend to visit the es 7 the purpose of trying hu lauwes 1 was furnished with 4 pair slightiy jue, whice have aflorded me mere relief a cation than any I have ever tried. ally very good, was injured by writing and reading at it, frequently toa very late hour: but with the of these glasses | can study almost as late ar ever, and that too without the Late Commissioneer Gen’! Land Off, urmished nie are ever yet used. Very respectfully Stencil ‘Cutter, is pri ny metal—on gol InAs good tw jentin the United s confident that all or n will give perlect satistaction, lishment of Mr. Captain of Engineers, Chiet Eng ofthe Washington Aqueduct. Washington, April 15th, lest. riving at Baltimore at 2. My sight, origin- THROUGH TICKET: « TIT, and GEOL SEAL PRESSE: DRE shal of the said District, commanding him to suim- mona jury of eighteen good and lawful men. called Whitehaven, or by wh bame or names the same may be called, ly un; county of Washington. in seid District of Colum- wost of Georgetown and north of the Chesapeake and Oho Canal,on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-eighth day of April instant (1258) at ele- im the forenoon cf said day, for the pur pose of valuing and condemning & part of said piece of land as of an absolute estate in perpetuity in the said United States, for the use of the Wasi Aquedue’, and ENGRAVER, I have usod Mr. Tobias’s Spectacles for three or HOGRAPHER, &¢., &04 &0, four (dacaa lenge heer pn AGGAGE EXPRESS UF FICE fi DSrresr, Adjoining The States frinting Office, The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore and Olio and Washington Branch Railroad, has opened an office, at the above piace, for the accom- modation of the public, where orders can be left for the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or Packages Steamboats, &o., or for Tremova! to eg A point in this City or Georgetown. om 7 0’clock &. m. to 10 o’olock p. m., daily, exoept Sunday, 7 to 10 o’clock Reior o'clock @ in saying that I have been much GEO. P.SCARBURGH, I was recommended to Mr. John Tobias asa skilful optiginn ; andas I have eyes of remarkable peculiani- was cratified to find that Mr. ‘Sobias seemed to comprehend them by inspection and some slight measurement, and he has made mea prir of Specta. cles that suits me admurabiy, A. P. BUTLER, WasHINe Ton, Aug. 5, 1855. Having been for years under the necessity of hav- lasses—oue for use in daylight, and one t—I procured one set from Mr. ‘Tobias wanes poe pbig dtr Une 1 have used his for several months, nd the n EDWARD STUBBS, Of Departwent of Staie, Mr. J.Toptas. Sir: Ths pair of Spoctacies you rticulariy satisfactory decidedly the beat I possess and lam the owner of cight or nine pairs, carefully selected in different places and tr jed to me on account of their prof2ssiona! id the United States, wi our remarks and di- On the treatment of the e: pose of Preserving ‘and 3 eapectfully yours, Brofessor of M. C., Louisville, Ky. BRooxLyn ORrHoPaxnic INSTITUTION, re After most careful examination of M @!ssses, | am enabled to testify that t! clearness, polishing, 2nd exact o them particulariy recommendad! merely optical impairment of the eyes are in waut of I consider, moreover, M ine the focus of the eye,botb ige and experience, and by In addition, I can further ‘obias has suppled some of my pa tients with Glasses, to the and py Bi LEWIS B3 .M. D.. Member of the .ondon, and of the of Now York; late Sur- thopaedic Instituti it and, and ‘Surgeon of the B . Norvotx, Va., July 27, 1854, experience of even two years, | nave fuund fficulty in obtaining Sp: 5 sotly seanted tp the weakness of my sight. This in- the present by thi more suitable Glasses. and comfortable to my eyes. I would assessing all damages which the owners thereof shall sustain by reason of the suid tting and constructing the said Washington Aqueduct through said piece of land: when aod where you will attend. ae United States ci HD jagxege Agent Baltimore and Oo Captain of Encineers of the Washington Aqueduct. Washington City, April 12th, 1858. AM HUNTER AND SALLY H. HIS WIFE, AND SAMUEL reby notified that the Hon. William M. stant Judge of the Cire! Colurmma, has this day thorized agent of the nt. directed to the Mai mmandiag him to summon a jury of o met on your land, by soever name OF y be called, lying (west of etown aud north of the Chesapeake and Ohio yof Washington. in the District Y. the first day of May, (1058,) at 11 o’elock im the jurenoon of said day, for the purpose of valuing and oongemning land as of an absolute es- 0 Washington or going to Baltimore, not having made up their minds where they will stop, by giving up their checks tou my agents onthe cars, willl have their bag gare of at this office, orat Baltimore o! Sharp street, and noextra charge. me yesterday are ‘om opticians rse- year 1858. by Eugene Dupuy in the Clerk's DUPUY’S NEW PERFUME FOR THE SEASON. KISS-ME-QUICK, DISTILLED FROM FRAGRANT TULIPS. eigh een good and names the same m Ra Tron.—So many frauds and impor)- Pm pus kinds have been ately: ardness, tical shape render © oo those whose | part of said picoe of tate in perpetuity, in the said United S use of the Washington Aqueduct. and asses: damages which the owners thereol sliail sus’ain by reason of the said United States cutting and oon structing the said Washington Aqueduct throug said piece of jand; wheuand where you wil! attend if to you it shal: seem meet. jualified to dete: optical knowl o) "S 1 oUt Je nod WH ON JY OBO 7 Frouting the North River, at the head of the Com- E. DUPUY, CHEMIST, pony’s Gurion MLC. MEIGS, —N ‘aptain of Engineers, Chief Engiaeer tx! alaerhde a ire 4 = oY Wautingten Aquedoct. Washington City. April 13, 1858. oO Can esery tar ¥ al College of Surgeons, Medical Society of for the Southera District of New York. ppicnl Society i! yaer MISS YOU AT HOME, Do they miss you at home? Tor a Picture they have that’s so near, And so life-like, they say that it’s you, Minus voice—and they hold it most dear. By Sanps 'twas done in a second, “nd sent at a trifling ex pense: Ita value to them cannot ba reckon’d Iu any computation of pence. AMBROTY PES for 60 cents and upwar. . SANDS’ GALL. ap lo Pa. ave., bet. 8th IODICAL, AND NEWSPAPER D streets, (States sale all NEWSPA- BERY AND JO: You are herebe notified that the Merniok, Assistant Judge of the C the District of Columbia, has this da: cation, as the anthoi issued his warract, les that were ex- ve removed {i ie of better ani commend him y United Stites, ted to the Marahai of ~~ a ™ nanding him to summon a jury 0! Sa Oietrict. cad lawful men to meet on your land whatsoever name or d, lying in the County of Columbia, be- h of the thera eighteen go d and called “ Whitehave: b names the same may be cal of Washington in the said Dist) ing west of Georgetown, snd 1 peake and Ohio Canal, on Thursday, the 29! nstant, 1858, 8t 11 o'clock. in the forenoon for the purpose of valuing and conden ing two parts of said piece of land as of an absolut rpetuity in the said United 3 ates, fi eof the Wa hington Aquedact, and asi ing all da ages which the owners tain by reason of the said United sd the said Washington Aqueduct ‘b waid piece of land; when and where you will if to you it shall seem meet. Captain of re 0! Washington City, April 13, 1858. dx VSARD'S QUAD WILMINGTON. _ ‘To persons who have had the impaired as to require the use © Mr.John Tobias as a sui such Glasses as th he has suited me with a pair ight. My sight ervice of years in the Post Office partment, which berth required me tobe on di mic Me i WI RERE N.C., June 16, 1854. t oftheir eyes se oR and 9th streets. | recummend M h York *hrong' bes rl of Spectacles embarked *t Panama by steamer at the company’s expense, The money in Now York covers ail expenses of the trip. NSS PE DEPOT, corner 7th and a ery much eed bya from 1 o’aluck at time I uxed but one ight. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, I! From natural defeots and the unequal ied to use glasnes ifferent juan ed to my eyes. Four made two pairs especially which J have found to use_of his optometer ho RY.3 6 _____W.D. SHEPHERD. JR00k-BINDING ae PAPER -RULING GOFF & THOMA Southeast corner of Eighth m % Sm ADIES’ PUCK, aad all sorte of COMBS, a dent, eo that the ro ure having Ooowrred ht years, Passenc: M. C. MEIGS, Chiet Yao ol b m Aqueduct. ngtol cw eta pool. 8 he erro > ia LLKS—The Cattle the agency, ominous title A Woman's Thouzhts abaut Wo- | the perp trator, As murder will out, snow fell snen. How could any publisher Lave undertaken | the same night. and be was track, by the baif anything so uncharitable, * soleing on one of bis soes eater W t Mentons,) and ie tatorm of the Nala G. METZERO? L4 BI tM EXTRACTS, ail odo: i , ~~" ada bienest = pe kotf,) at the Music Depot of peerkNeY EBA fonign THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This exceiient wired! News journai—ecn taining a creater variety of interesting reading thas ean be found in any other—is published on Saturday ge meant Cath nari i stvens “s Savgammaler the country.» OR 1L7~ Postmasters who sot as agents will be allowed & commission of 20 cent. Travelers’ Directory. ALEXANDRIA AND WASBINGTON. Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS The COLLYER will run a leav- ing the Seventh street wharf, vat the, foilowing hours : Leave ALEXANDRIA at George Paze—4dy, 8, 108. m.; 1zhy, 3, and 5p.m, Thomas C ollyer—7, 9. Li». m. seane 4p. = Leave SHING TON aT ™ Fare 13 Cent Whaley’s Omnibuses eonnecting with the Page and Collyer leave the Capitol and corner of 12th st. and Pa.avonue the tame the boats endra, RICHARD WALLACH, Pres. we Alex FOR MOUNT VERNON. COLLY ER will leave for Monnt Vernon on DAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at jock. SAM'L BAKER, Capt. Wa4sHineTon BRANCH RAILROAD, Trains run as follows: Leave ‘Washington at 6a. m, Bt8e.m, De do, atSpm. 5 do. at4.2) pm. do. at 5.15 The Trains at 6 and 8a. m and ‘p-m. conneo. directly at Baltimore for the Hastand at Relay tor the West. Those at é 8. m. end 615 3, for Anap- olis,and Ft . Be for Fredenok ona oy 6. m. &o . mM. trains are Express, only at ‘Annapoli bid ee tag of Saturday at 4.2 p.m. goes only to A jorfoik. The sand Washington junctions. “a. day on!y one train—at 4.2 p. TH. H. PARSONS, — -—ansaeneesaretnteasmmeneseeacsrsmaeemams QEANGEAND ALEXANUKIA MAiLRUaw THE TRAIN jeaves AL ANDRIA 4sily at 74 a. m. for GOR DONSVILLE ; the trains on the Virginia Central Rau'road, for the South and West, and with the Tram*on the Manas- sas Gap Railroad, for Woodstock and 1 termediate points, } connecting with J. R. NICKLIN, ik icket Agent. nen AILY LINE FOR EDWARD'S FERRY AND LEESBURG. Va., Via Chesapeake and Oino Canal. Turoven tx Eient Hovks. The splendid Packet Boats ARGO and M. C. SIGS. having undergone thorough The Boats will leave fpr Vier! of WH & H. . C., every morning at 7 Meigs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues- 8, and returning seaving Georget Ed will be in readiness to Through tickets $1.75. Intermediate points as follows: Great Falls or Seneca 75 cents ; lwarda’ Ferry $1.12; Leesburg, Va., imoluding coach, $1.75. Menis served onthe Boats. Breakfast S71 ote; Dinver ® cts. Pergona wishing to visit the Groat Faille of the # tunnels, and t! Vashington Aquesa A Coach will always be in waiting in Georgetown to convey passengers to and from the Boats Excursion Parties to the Great Falls. half price. For turther information inguire xt the Store of , my hari, west of Mar- . m a mwa EW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PAKTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘The recent extension and improvement of its ieed- INE connecting lines at the Wert nas required An en- tire revisi by whveh highly important advantnges to the trav- _o cooured . On and atler MONDAY, Jane f the canning arrangements of this road a, Ti it rat—The ACC a Camden Sta AILY TRAINS wal be ren through senvere, MMODATION TRAIN starta m, Baltinore,at 7 A.M.,(exoept stations and arrives at Cam- Cimemmalt, Indianapolis, Low <c., and at same pleos pienge, St. 5 “ with trams for Cleveland, Tuledo, Detroit, &e, by Cleveland Rond,and also at Parkerebarg with Ms- Road, d—The ST. LOUIS asd CINCINNATI KRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.05 P. M., con: pling at Beuwood atS A. M.with express trams pCiuNAL, (TROKt change pere in tut hyng- rectly, im beth den prt Express for Louisville, Cairo aud St, through to St, Le n legs than 4. hoers from By this tram the sme Lo all the central noes inthe West is much jess, while from @ to 100 miles shorter than by therroutes. From the West these equally close and satisfactory, ar oA . IL” Bagenge checked thro to all pointe, at ewert rates at 208 jen Station sud at We 5 4 ‘aeseogers from Baltunore ew th Oak- land, and resuming next morning by Wneehng Ac- cominedation tram, leaving Cumberiand at 8 and Oak'inad at 10.50, The Cumberiand Acoommodation Train at 7 A.M, Wl stop at all Stations east of Cumberiand, and the Wheeling Accommodation Cumberinnd cd West. ‘Train lcaves W dation leaves Cumber! At 8, reaching Baltimore até3) P.M. ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA BRANCE, between Grafton and Parkersbury is FUR WAY PASSENGERS. Stations + _ hastwardiy, the Mar heeling at 8.30 A. M..,. Acoommo- engere will tnke the Express weet ’ he Mail exstwardiy. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. M a Bes at way stations. Leaves Frederick #t9.i8 arriving at Baltimore {2 noon. e “LLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.45 A.M., snd 5.15 P.M. Len’ Elhoott’s Mille at? A. M. sud 7 P. M., except Sunday. For tickets, information, fare, &o., apply to J.T. SNGLAND, Ageut, &t the Ticket office, Camden Station. WM. 8. WOODSIDE, iy ittf = =©Master of Transportation. Baitimore, U™tep STATES MAIL LINK ONLY REGULAR LINK AND WITHOUT FalLURE FOR BIGHT THARS, FoR SALIFORNIA AND OREGON vis PANAMA RAILROAD, 1 Sailing Days, bth 204 ef each month, ers bound to CALI rpetrated on tray SORNIA, that the subscriber, the only authorized Axent for passage by the U.S. M ma, in the eity of ‘tion all perso that. To AVOTD IMPOSITION, they Must be oar find the true « a i Lane, vi nNew. York i authorized te ail Line, vis Paun- ew York, feeisit kis duty to secking passage to California, to 2 of the Steamehips of the U anama Raiirend. RE e e. Companies have only oue hee in New Yo: inion ie at 077 WW ent street, oorner uf Waren erent T2= PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIL’ COM: PANY Ure of the Steamships of this Ce omn| the Urited States Mace for ACAPULO., CALIFORNIA, Aud OREGON, | vec ERE ers, Which leave N N iaciy On Sth and 20th of each month with the mails, ngere connecliug Vs PANAMA RAI) These steamships have boon inpposted and ay- moved by the Navy Department, werenty speed s fe Tie Panuwe Railrosd (47 miles long) is now com- jeted from ocean to cccan, aad i croseed im 3 or « ure. The taggngeof ere is checked in New Sau Frencisoo, and passengers ‘e steamers are kept in Panama Francisco, to prevent apenas ene of a entirely reltable—no faii- ers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at (gang b oka Conductors go aah ¥ charge of women kd chidvon withont ether pose For th ‘bh tickets at the lowest rates vet or. ivy Went strom New \ork,to i 1. W. RAY MON D.—or to ARMETRONG, HARRIS & CO, New Orieana—@ fy M-tf C. L. BARTLETT. Boston,