Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1s PUBLISHED EVEKY AFTBENOON, ” 3 (UNDAY Exc! 'ED,) AT THE STAR sUILDINGS, Corner Pennsytvema Avenue & Hloventh 31., ; By W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in packages by carriers at @4ayear, : or 37 cents per month. To mail subsoribers the sub- Seription price is $3.5) a yoar, in advance; $2 for = x months: $1 for three months; and for jess than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single == Copies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- are cent. advance; once a week, 50 per VOL. XI. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1858. NO. 1,646. UNCLE JOSH. aiid Gal oe selupded chia dus | - : ~ A “—< Engle a Gaadiatarsenceaee he Galan ee Special Notices. Georgetown Advertisements. Miscellaneous. CONTINUED. understood what an offence his it 1 aM IN PossEssioN Of some valuable certificates AME TO THE PREMISES OF 'T ~ 4 = N Tt was strangely touching, even to old Par- | it pained him very much that brome in favor of the Consui Cc Scriber, some two weeks o. w email N OFAC B-ATTRN TION. tion Destroyer; also of its efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and is composed of roots and herbs procured from the Blue Ridge; it 1s no common article, They are white and brindle, borned COW ; gives To Wholesale and é small quantiinc! mike eicerive ae esale and Retail Grocers, Tobarcomists, be eal nd tie The se — Drusnists,and the Trade generally, quested to come forward, prove pro; erty. pay ned. Messrs. SAMSTAG &CO. SNES Aad fake her away. Pingwire of Ware of of superb HA- : sow Pitcher, long used to such interv with | overcome in so long a trial, but soon other the oddest of all people under excitement— | things drew on to change the current of Josh's rugged New Englanders—to see the simple | penitent thoughts. pathos that vivified Uncle Josh's story of his He bad been married about ten years when . C t * = i AS, experience; and when in the midst of a sen-| Miss Eunice began to show signs of failing a enveloped in my ciroulars, where my place of | stracts, Cee junction of High = mond SEGA: cee —s tence about his dead mother, and her petitions | health; she was, after the Yankee custom. | 'etidence is seen. 7 UST RECEIVED—F rom importers and mana 35.4 Manulia Sherroots, for bis safety, with tears dripping down both | somewhat older than her husband, and of t. ‘The extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment | J jacturers—a very large assortment of Dry toned 48,000 Figara, cheeks, be burst into a hallelujah metre tune, | delicate a make to end he hard 1i a. | for the Piles, oan, with the Syrup, be found at My. | Eaibroideries, Hosiery, Shawls, and Carpotings, 85,40 Chonoha, adapting the words— ? "| necticut farmers must ne de vende gy cot | C.Stott's; the Syrup is at sexeral other places op | Which willbe sold uncommonly heap for Set | ana orn re OBeTas. “ Though seed lie buried long in dust,” ete as fond of her as he could be, but ha did ae Eesesy vane sedated ios Georgetown. at 140 Bridge street, near tah, Also! vs batts Hegek champeta i and adding to the diversity of rythm the dis- know how to demonstrate it; all sorts of com- Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandrina Bp 22-4t* Georgetown. gare various brands of choice oid Wines and Li- Ledbetter’s. In Baltimore, at Hance’s, 108 more street, d7- 3. SAMSTAG & CU. OOK-BINDING AND PAPER KULING. 899 Pa. avenue, bet 6th and 7th »t oppo. Browns’ Hotel, Washington City, D.C, ‘The undersigned would respectfully i form the | ‘Terms according to amount, with good paper. cordance of bis sea-eracked voice, it was a| ‘tts she bad. us far as food, and fire, and doubtful matter to Parson Pitcher whether he | ‘thing went, but no recreation: no public should laugh or cry, and he was forced to com- | *@uSements ever visited Pininfield, a sparse ¢ 4 A es S . s Spgctat. Noties.—For Perfumed Breath W! Citizens of Seorgetown that they are prepared to Sp i-eolm promice with a hysterical snort, just as Josh | 2%4 quiet village far off the track of any rail- | ‘Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, execute Book Minding aud Paper Kuling in every | FyROPOSALS ARE INVITED POR KEEP rought out the | ‘wend of the verte ca & road ; the farmers could not spend time to drive | 1,000 Flow For dressing Ladi sot sel ae ee po vee Sa. ing in repair the Lines of the M&enetic Tele powerful fugue, round the country with their wives, or to go | “ Woodland Cream,” a uew pomade ; it cansesgen- | friunk Hookente. neatly and substantially Lound: | £TaPh Company between New ¥ork and Washing~ M Gredeeept? Tisiting, except now and then on Sunday nights | tlemen’s hair to our! beautifully. Price 50 conte | Boks wont for to guy part of the town. All orders | 4,0" ABY part thereol not leas than 0 mileg, | promptly attended to by GOFF & THOM s. K. cor, 8thand D 108, Ap 2-3t Proposals wil! state the charge per mile for keep- MES: GUTTMAN invites tie ladies of Washing- | ‘2% the wires in order, properly msulated, snd the ton and Georgetown to her first grand charge of substituting, when required, new wire x of SPRING and SUMMER BON- and sound chestnut posts. 25 feet long, peeled, and ': Also. to @ Very nice assortinent of, six inches in diameter at smal! end. NS and FRENCH FLOWERS, Address seneray SEND ALL. ge stock of STRAW GOODS: General Saperintendest. ay, | riday, and Saturday, at No. 30 High | _™11¢otf a NF near Bridze street. FOTICE REDITOR Ina ae eeohing done at the ahaapest and. short: i Niwith a deed in trust from WM. DOW 5 pT iw Georgetown, D. © inst Vesskt.—The superior hoouer Sy ivi A each. W.P. Ferripse & Co. Proprietors, New York. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, Tartor & Maury, Booksellers, betwoen 9th and 1th st., Pa. avenue. nly OFFICIAL. ain Tarasuny DeraxtweEnt, Apri! lth, 1858, NoTIce 18 HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals wil’ be received xt this department until the tenth day of May proximo, for the issno of any portion, or the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury notes inexchange for gold coin of the United States deposited with the treasurer of the ed States, the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas- urerof the branch Mint at New Orleans, or the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles- ton, or St. Louis, within ten days {rom the accept- ance of such proposals, und«r the authority of the act of Congress entitled, ‘An act to authorize the issue of treasury notés,” approved 23d Decomber, 1357, The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt here of certificates of deposite with those officers to the credit of the treasurer of the United States, They will be made payable to the order of such bid- der or bidders as shall agree to make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding six per centum per annum, and will carry such ratee . toa neighbor's ; sometimes to a i husk- one raphe Geek = beh ing eee the very essence ot hin eas work ; fille clate demmabies os a bati ——: once a year a donation party at the minister's; Gaberenes tlseghtiel tae Ls nema i and a rare attendance upon the sewing circle, ceale on be — resdin his Bibl, he ry Suc’- | distasteful to Josh, who must get and eat his ~~ = smusement Miss Eunice knew. pee go Pear apse brs cog — none, except her Bible, Boston's Fourold state have Reet 80 with no further fetleday. than . Cstiagen! ps = Aiyoas! relies of her . ; school; and, if ever she wis! fi . sh ne Me papers Pee a vases repressed the wish, because those emit ibe wloahae ad Gea these he cereae po the enough; she did not know, or dared not be lack Manan, Chane sia Sete Euni x0 Me! conscious, that humanity nocds something for sent Rigas aver eckaek ik bak ace was karat its lesser and trivial life, that “by ail these ben waeagh $e ‘eake up.” eee live,"’ as well ag by the word and Alpe poems at the plese ralapilpeenary So she drudged on uncomplainingly, and af- fae” maak these & “ tho ak a 1 knit. | t¢%, tem years of patience and labor took to her ting a blue stocking, with an empty chair | td, and was pronounced by the Plainfield doc- - : si i i » oa he Enasba oa tins Sikeek ot peel, plaint of the lights” (was it catarrhal ?) Duly hinissi Sea Cod lack, as Rimaont 5 at | was she blistered, plastered, and fomented ; Medes down ea the cheie ae in, an ar dosed with Brandreth’s pills, mullein root in SachCakasen oowive bel pad Smt -Paroxysm of | cider, tansy, burdock, bitter-sweet catnip, and om pric = we eittine "te ka Sd en boneset teas; sow-bugs tickled into a ball and Seeu salutes: avery aoe oe Gian clearing peice alive; dried rattlesnakes flesh : and his throat in a vain attempt to introduce the cus water ee Ss ee point, till at length desperate enough, he made a I eaaradilan betwee ew York and Washington, The Line A Sybopk Binders: | ou the common road of two wires, the entiro’dis= ber J. A.S., No. 159, folios 1, 2,3. 4, is notify al! persons c'siming under the vii Provisions of said deed, to file their respective Nice Cisims with me at James C. MeGuire’s Auction 7 A | clipper pac Lien, Cap raffon Sears, is now recei freight for Pep pee pors: anid willhave q rooms, Washington, 0. C., oa haters June tat \° ny te ‘ 5 . D.C., on or befor ne let, LEY & BRO. lol Rater attest, Gereciaoar Dy 185%; otherwise they may be excluded from any ben- ¢ Ap 2s iw | elit in the distribution. . Sein Oe TS Were cance ap 12-2e.wii THO, J, FISHER, Trustee. G See CANTON MATTING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH. Vigilant Fire Company. ceived and on saie— : : 4, 4-4, 5-4and 6-4 whiteand red-checked The members of the Vigilant Fire Company of eAtting, in the make of Gowqua, Manking, Georgetown beg ieave to announce to their and extra contract Manking. These are the best numerous friends and the publie generally, goods of the kind in this market, and will be sold that they. wiligiv, rand May Balion MON- vay cheap. DAY, May &i, at st Hail, Georgetown. Also, 9 sheets superior make Floor Oi'eloth ; the je members pledge them-elves to make thisoue | colors un heavy-bodied canvass and warrarted well of the he: alls ever given by the Company. seasoned. The styles and designs ave all new and Soeott’s lebrated Cotifon Band has been eu- xecuted in the highest pe dompe yomtnaed Italian fres- waged for occasion, mosaic pave, chintz, Gothic, tazellated oak, Positively no tats or Caps allowed in the room, jcaustictile. Both the goods and prices wil give a dash into the middle of things, and bubbied | PYt through that process in a mortar, and ad- | from the date of the certificate of such depos te. oTekers ONE DOLLAR cdmitting a Gentleman oe Stair Oilcloths, some for steps alone ever with: “Miss Eunico, I've got religion | | @inistere fasting. The proposals must stat» the rate ofinterest with- | and Ladies, und sui fos protecting star carpeiaas 1's sot out to be # real pious man; can't oe Dearly beloved, Iam not improvising. All | 0ut condition and without reference to other bids, Hee, baad Managers, 7 CLAGBTT & DODSON. fat inveneuse ; these, and sundry other and filthier medica- | 4nd contain no other fractional rates than one fourth, trol sone thes epee erin all kinds of Paraiture Dry Goode, What Miss Eunice’s little trembling lips an- | ™°@** which I refrain from mentioning, did | °n¢ half, or three fourthe ofone por censum. One Henry O Reaver, Chas. G Bax: cite ee swered, I cannot say, but 1 know it a Levi onee, perhaps do sti!l, abound in the islands of | Per centum of the amount proposed to be exchaued Johu Seott, Geo PruRsirer E!-PURNITURE tactory to Josh, for hia first reverent impulse this Yankecdom, and slay their thousands year- | Must be deposited with one of the treasury officers Mop ae nieys Sah ter ee i t ESL 1 t mee a guthaced Sn ke he oe _— a ly, as with the jaw-bone of an ass. above enuwerated,whose certificate of such deposite M.T. “MB, Silv ster Koouts, ‘ow instore the most complete assortment of clasp his bands and say—* Amen,” ay if ame. |. 0! C0¥!¢ Miss Eunice pined and languished, | ™#t @ccompany each proposal as security of its | _ np 22 the public, embracing every article necessary fulfilment. If the proposal is not scoapted, imime- diate directions will be givon to return such depos- ite. Should the proposals be variant from the pro- vusions of the act of Congress or of this notice, they will not be considered, All proposals under this notice must be sealed, and inscribed on the outside, “ Proposals for ‘Treas- ury Notes.” ‘hey will be opened at this depart- ment, at 12 o’clock m., on said tenth day of May. NOWELL COBB, Secretary of the Treasury. 5 to furnish a house trom the kitchen to the at- SE SA1.E—A valuable FARM. on tg teas tie, to which I cordially inv.te all who are in townand Rockville Turnpike, about five miles | want of Furniture to give me a call, promising aed @ half from Georgetown. cf 454g acres. The | bargains to rll. are a new House, Barn and other out- | Handsome Parlor Suites, covered with Brocatelie, -on & 200d elevation. Has two streams of comprising 2 Tete-s tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs, water sunning througt: it, making it desivabie ax a and 6 Reception Chairs, dairy farm or market garden. About 75 acres are | Black Walnut aud Mahogany Parlor Suites in hair now under improvement, xbout 40 of which is bot- clot! i tom iand, capable of yielding from eight to ten bar- | Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Hedsteada, elsof corn per acre, without manures. Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus in great There is also young orchard of three hundred _ variety, apple, peach, and pen trees. About 40 acres ofthe | Walnut and Mahozany Marble ve Washstands, farm 1s down in clover and grass, 8 crop of wiest | Black Wainut Wardrobes, beautifully carved, ee not merely from the “simples” th val- pei sale penketierrony *D Rerhaps be felt he | jowed, but because the very fang teat bed ‘on When spring came they Wecw muacviad cand itself -y the breast of Josh's gentle mother. were Lens obo fashion, without comment | Fien of ‘his tan ones a Uncle Josh's ea edhe tk ag net. Uncle Josh | mind: he tack’ei up Boker, the old horse, and bak pottelslen, save dnd acospe a thing to | set out for Sanbury, where there lived a doctor he Nenid Sunes Gadale dea whens thous of some eminence, and returned in triumph aed camee Leni ba se ciuaeenee rethren | with Dr. Sawyer following in his own gig. pried sega advice; vainly did Sy aval ita Mise Manica wax carefully examined by ee look at him with pleading eyes; vainly did he Physician, @ pompous but Kindly man, who eae Koonts, E. A. King. CABINET FURNITURE sont Ry ap i2-d — now on the ground, and oth 8 bein, tin the | Oak, Walnutand Mahogany Mar! Sideboards, himself repent, and strive and watch, «the | “2” °t once there was no hope aud no help for O. SAMUEL M . SAMUEL F. Me- | ground. RPRERE AE SEE Cee a maar tesoket eck. ‘iat par © Teme ined,” end 4 his fluttered and panting patient. K ¥ KRY, PHILIP T, pithy paeemtion apply to BARNARD & | Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marble-top Sideboards, ile creo end was not tobe} When the millenium comes, ict us hope i , his wife, MAR* LY etown. ap 15 Im wood-top, easily uprooted. nil alae healed f suffiel us hope it AR a ~ Enclosed Walnut Commode and Parlor Desks, At length Parson Piteher. being greatly scan- ig physicians of sufficient fortitude to SINE WATCH REPAIRING, Walnut and Mahogany Etageres or Whatnots, dalized at Josh's expletives, used unluckily in forbear dosing in hopeless cases. It is vain to a somewhat excited meeting on chureh basi- look for such in the present condition of things, eo Marble top and other Cottage Sets, from $30 to Special attention paid to the Repairing of 175. apie of thir NE WATCHES Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension Tab! ness, (for in the prayer meetings he never an- and Dr. Sawyer was no better than his kind: BY Mahogany and Walnut Marbie top Centre T: swered any calls to rise. lest habit should get * be ee Bers ered ED one eve; lt No. # Bnd Fativen, Gale ns Post Ohi wwaleet ed shanoeacy Ean Coupee t loth: . “| iss Eunice’ i No. # Bridge street, below the Pos! ce alnutand Mahogany Easy Casirs,in hair, cloth, tbe better of bin and shogk the very sinners — unice’s pulse again, and uttered oracu- ap9im* . Georgetown, D.C. . aed ‘eather, Wa ut and Mahorar Rockers, e might exhort.) Parson Pitcher himself made “eT thi = ae a “7 = yalnutand Mahogany Parior © & pastoral call at the farm, und found its mas- caine w eotion of some sudoritic febri- | You are hereby notuied that the Hon. Wiliam M1 Norra side of ate soe: No. s1, between | — aout, Diane and “Ories Cha ter in the garden, hoeing corn manfully. {igs would probably allay Mrs. Crane's hee- | Merriok, Assistant Judge, of tho C.rouit Court of | Bridge and Canal streets, Georgotowi gs ckers, of every style and price, Chil “Gg . " A u 2 ats tb spe he act Announces to cis patrons that at hist sh diow tha: fevery kind, au ay, Me Crate si the old, pew: aes 1 expect it would,” confidently as- | Siuued ive geet. Mice te eee’ Maar ee REsi ‘AURAN'T tony, be found at all ‘Tuskers celebrated” priug-siat fede, il frame 5 Gee - Por Ds che: . serted Jush; “can I get it to the store, doc- | saia District, commanding him to summon a jury of | {Mes the choicest and most excelien preety yo pete So-s-tete Deas Good day, Parson Pitcher, good day! d—d | fo 8 » doe- | eat Bantrict, commen tig fim to summon ® jury of | assortizent of LIQUORS, tho (roghest ed OYSTER Sand ail kinds of GAME 1n season. Meu!s served at all hours and at the weal prices, _jan4-6m hot day sir,” answered the unconscious Josh ot go hot as hell for ewearers sternly iand called “Fox,” or by whatsoever names or names the same may be cal! ying in the County * No, sir! it should be com tad kas family, Mr. Crane.” ompounded in the responded the Parso’ i sail ra of Washington in said District of Columbia, : ee pokes - fasouacd ta Neo B Per jap ermal Dew tell!” responded Josh, rather erest- pkg SA a alt pn tal GLa TE Ts FEINE ALES — We rospecttul!y announce to our Work Taller Weluce aed brokeeste Ont % | fallen, bnt bright ning up as the ductor went | Mra: next: 1858, at Ii wolock in the qacedaoa ot friends and the public that we have at last sue and Crad'es, Walnut and Mahogany Bookcases, matters, sometimes verged le profanity him self, though unawares. Jos on to describe, led in having a large quantity of ALES of van- in the polzsyllables he eou'd | said day, for the purpose of valuing and condemn- Piano Stools. Truud.e Bedateads, Settee Cra- threw down his hoe in di ir muster, the desirable fluid; at the end Jush | 1g ® part of said piece of land as of au absolute seiliguaretenien fothe atest ant tRemaigeeart: Astate tor Grover & Ba‘er's eclebrated Sewing rp yin ; burst out joyfally with— estate in perpetuity in the said United 5 ates, for | ty that was ever offered in this market Mashines ©. W_BOTELER Ob Lord !’’ said be, “ there it goes again, ts Sates ss the uxe of the Wa. hington Aqueduct, and assese | perso: f 7 ile —e Jo. 318, Ir a Pcvaen 7 re fr <. n I sw—swan! t'aint nothin’ but lemonade iP pict Mee thereot ehall pass All persons wishing # nice article of Ale can have No. 312, Iron Hall, Pa avenue, ars ite! 5 a : ; < urton » ‘ale, Pals, ~ = — cop a goin’: Oh Parson Pitcher, what shall |" p,'Sawyer gave bim a look of contempt, and | 9omatructing the anid Washington Aqueduct | gdciphia and K Xe We uleo have aiine arrice of | Fa a dew’ it swears of itself. L[amclean beat took his I 5, Josh tahori 2 through said piece of land; when and where you Wili | Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand ITTING SHIRTS, AND NO HUMBUG. tryin’ to bead it off, cou— no! t mean confuse | found and harps cae ins Under the pro- | attend if to you it shall seem meet. Ail orders by mail, or giventoour drivers. wilibe | Any gentleman who wants A superior eu? Shirt and it all! I'm such an old hand at the wheel, | 22” and happy conviction that nothing ailed Respectfull re M. MEIGS. attended to. & SHINN, ashirt to fit, of the best qualaty of mnioral,asevery ts * | Miss Eunice, if lemonade was all that she need Captain of Engineers, Chiet kngineer Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green streot, one can testify whe tried then, the cor sl uckily for Josh the P bi ed; while the doetor called on his way home. hington City yey Tee ee TOA ake : Georgetown, D.C oi i ei nicotine ie mati: peas Luckily for Jos! © Parson’s risibles we: : . : Ny hi vty, - 1858. 3 no sale. . hardly batter in band than bis own mentatte: to see Parson Pitcher, and to him confided the = ae ae g =n _8p 22-e0 HOPKINS'S BAZAAR. 2 k s | ¥>| mournful fact that Miss Eunize was gettin: RIGHTLEY’S DIGEST OF THE LAWS AGGAGE EXPRESS OFFICE = a OF 7 aud it touk him now a long time to pick up bis | ready for heaven fust, could searcely Ii ae FOTHE UNITED STATES from 1729 to $4 D Stuer, QD GRAND OPENING OF MANTILLAS, cane, which he had dropped in the currant | (thes wok b srtal help, Pacsom Berepu, | 1357—the text given in tne words of tne Statute- Adjoining The States Printing Ofice. Geactlt ; MURSDAY, Aprit 29, bushes while Joe stood among the cornbills on nee OF BEF BOF: elp. Parson Pitcher | Book, the matter arranged both alphabetic lly and — hantilly Lace Mant! a. tolee ‘dhe ohect of fi ' grieved truly, for he loved and respected Eu- | analytically; giving aiso the decisions of ull the | The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore Frenoh Lace Mantillas. pe. ey e - eat oO} ; = pra n ay “— nice, and beid her as the sweetest example of | Gourts, both State and Federal, in which the con- and Oluo and Washington Branch Raziroad, hes French {ace Points and Shawls, state of penitence and humility; and as the struction of the Statute Law of the United States has been the subject ¢f adjadication, as well as those of the Execative Departments. “A most convement book of reference for profer- nal men and others.”’—Judgee McLean. “Cannot fail to be of great utility to the Bench Opened un office, at the above piace, for the accom- r. modstion of the publio, where orders can be left tor = Silk and Net (combined) Mantitias, the use of Wagons lo convey Laggnge or Packages | Elegant Mourning Mantillas, = to aud trom Kailroad Depot, Steamb ate, &c.. or lor Biack end White Barege MantiJlas. — removal to any point. this City or Georgetown. Abo,a large assortment of new style Steila and Ohoe open from 7b’ clock s. m. to 19 o'clock p-m., | otver Sha unobtrusive religion in all bis church; more- over he knew Josh would feel, and he dreaded the task of conveying to him this painfal intel- 1 ligenee, resolving, nevertheless to visit them Y- | next day with that intent, as it was now too Parsou ewerged like afull mova from the leafy eurrants, he felt more charitably disposed to- wards Josh than he had done elec. “Tt is a very bad thing. Mr. Crane,’ said he mi wis. Manttila Rooms 2d story. 7 ; : ily, except Sunday, 7 to 10 o'clock ts. m., 2 0’clock Shad “Not merely for yourself, but it seandalizes i F Dibasrs and Bar.”’—Judge Curtis. ryt m JOHN M. McCLINTOCK, x MAXWELI. & BRO. the church members, and I think you should whet ve moc cad chee thepheed than | og herent utility and convenience to many classes Bageage Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, apeost _ 328 Pa.avenue take severe measures to break up the habit.’ | no ji i = ip tne’! preceded him, and spared Josh the li - ee. potalertesprograns do, sir? piteously | in agony of an expectation that could do bits ar tee Foe ,Plague! oh no good. Miss Eunice had a restless night af- 2 1S ¢ ter Dr. Sawyer's viset, tor, with the eter- ene Bere, Wi bane pole dees ey natural keenness of her disease, she read. the eds, and Bi th in his eye and tone, and though she bad half-breken colt, wishing in bis soul the earth ee look ~ Hf . . ‘ken © ie 3 ong looked on to this end, and was ready t pene far eg ns sqeet otaeee eaaan te enter into rest, the nerrness of that anicied poetel can se eae nto) e, | cure agitated her and forbade her sleep; but Non kttenome lens matter, faithful as} faith unfailing in her bitter need, calmed her outside of the legal profession,’"—Gor, Winslow, “Almost indispensable to the lawver, and highly useful to the statesman and man of business.” {Uhancellor Foster pensable toall whose business itis to make ister the laws.’’—Judge Ugden Hoffman. reatly facilitates the labor otherwise required in the examination of the United States Laws.” (Judge Barbour. "Wall greatly faciitate the labor of the profes sional and of all who have ocoasion to ascertain what the iaw is in refere to the enactments of the Federal Legislature. wdge Sanford, N, B.—Persons coming to Washing ton or gomng to J ee Baltimore, not having made up their minds where they will stop, by giving up their NSYLVANIA AVENUE. cks to my ae ‘ 1 have now in store the mort complete Sssort ment Sovetn cn the Soak. wie Dare tet e taken fv Hangings ever offered to the public of care of at this offi rat Baltunore ca, No. IL and the adjacent e:ties. Sharp street. and neaxtra charee. die ae canoe Moneietivn IM and rich desicns, im panel, id uratations, With bor “Ind or year 1858. by Eagoue Dupuy in the Clerk's DUPUY’S ¥ addition © the creat variety of Paper Hangings 1 and the largest and hand: E j i : keep cous'antly o ry a at length, and with peace writt ow : eh . hi tf htc be Spiele ts rea Pitcher got be- | fuce pe Sept Hil thet? /e sadioe pean took a ete ee mnona See en ere Nit moat ot A HE COR Dace FASSELS of aay ns an apple t ree, and there—cried perbaps' | her, and her start roused Josh; he lifted her “The arrangement of Mr. Brighley is not only fur = | FOR THE SEASON, house 1a city. a lor he was wiping his eyes and shaking allover | on the pillow. where the red morning light | Preferable for business men, all of whom ought to ¥ by unremitting attention and prompt execution when be walked off, and Josh, getting up coa- | Showed a pieniog ond Fe Brain ns = have such a work. but is inore convenient even for z ofallorders, 1 hope to merit and gd:ain a liberal a s 4 jeath ; share of patronage. siderably iu a state of dust, if not ashes and Paper put onin the best manner, and ja all cwes the profession.” —Judee Blair, Solicitor Court cf wack-cloth, looked sheepishly about for his re- turned al! culd Claims. KISS-ME-QUICK, | " : : %, Tanied. apie-2awem p. “over. but he was gone f a oud Nye: — pave her ator yee Bichon spon neath pean yp lasee mp ipa DISTILLED FROM a {Marlborough Gazette copy.1 . Yarson Pitcher convened the deacons an ainting as it spoke, and with one upward rap- | inail, postage prepaid, $7. m FRAGRANT TULIPS. , : y G 3 Pe if the uneasy brethren ‘tbat night and turous look of the soft brown eyes they closed | "ap 23 FRANCK TAYLOR. ie seal E RY GOODS! DRY GOOD: On tHE IsLanp, At No. #1 7th street, near Maryland Avenue. ‘There has iust been opened. st the abov: ha uaxortment of SPKING and &! and expounded to them the duty of shel, fea Se een a Sane [To Be ConTINUED.| study. * . arity tor people who would sleep in meet- i had 1% driak bitters for their stomachs’ cake , DWARD DOLAN, E MERCHANT TAILOR, Siay oF THs Got EN FLEEcE, . Corner of t4th street ard Penn. avenue, opposite GW Weak E. DUPUY, CHEMIST, ' es ; ——_——- e+e | 609 Broadway—New York. | RY GOODS, including Lad sey hirer ein sei Smateas chord I Notwi i i te is Willards’ Hotel, — = sach ax Cha lies, Lawus, Gingha € the «. Utribution box; or swore without | ,, 5°*4—Notwithstanding this peculiar bird (Formerly of Boston.) forthe Suatheru District of New York. also Cotton, Linen, and other Goods, suitable for pprtiether ng sD Si " has puzzled conjecture even, with regard to its | After supplying hix numerous castomers with Coa- Susthorn District of New York. ec ong ory or heey gly ane erg kaowing it; a.%@ as Deacon Stone did now and disappearance, modect kik sieeevait rege the Paany Bal now Breen Hoya wear. together with ail the leading Staple and then snore unde é&¢ pulpit, and Brother EL | °'#2PPe* P ibernating and soforth, | offer ducement of his splendid assoc Sold everywhere. m 278m F whieh will be sold as cheap, for eash,as can be dridge had a - thepumiatiz’’ that nothing but it certainly affords many excellent advantazes | ment of SURING and SUMMEK GOOD —————————— s oe 3 z = Isewhe ti ty. selected by hiuself expressly for the ce rPHEY Miss you at HOME. TE Gace tke oewiamiat tna nee trave, on the lowest cash prices, and war- rants 4 perfect it. By his own practical knowledge De id A ne one of the best outers from Boston, and - + for inquiry. The opinion that they live in th chokeberry rum wvwid cure. and that is very 1 - ey nm the a te act the be 04, and Brother Peters bat secs hia be strengthened in our mind, says the so firm aconviction ‘has money ix the root of | Petersburg Express, from recent developments f 7th street and Maryland avenue, where all mise you at home? Neransk Wael . ri Fora Picture they Lave that’s s~ nenr, Pd onscreen i j. cl i i he hy te 1 = nd so life-like. they say that it’ le erahenhne | é . ee x all evil, that he kept bis from spreading. they ccdcnarcla cuatedicenens” teem ane Who Wi please to favor him with Minus voioe—and they hold it most dear. eee SUR E BARER Agee all agreed to have pati etree ete eye ago, a gentleman, strolling through Roslin, dis- On hand a fresh supply of Gentlomens? Bl arias Sore Agent vor Pisser fe Vr ee aioe hekina. them, thinking of that covered a sora walking aloug the margin of a | Furnishinz Goods. (States) apl0 Ita value to them oanot be, reckon’d The Agency for The Ted Grates uP Messrs, : 2 ditch, and commenced chasing it. The bird am > a r In any computation of pence. P & Lubin, Perf Z on aed, fizit stone that no sleet ae tie could —— however disappeared, where. ay did not kuow, | QG@2=4T GLORIOUS. RICH AND RARB. AMBROTYYES for 5 cents and upwarde at havieg boon transfered frors the inte htea.of Baage Nevertheless, he pai Se visit to Job) yur finally upon lookiag underne: atest of TUKTLE, TURTLE. TURTLE, TURTLE. a P. R. Gide GALLERY, & Co., 399 Broadway, to my own firm,(Mr. Geo. ©. the next week, and found bim in a hopeful | j,,., nches. he discovered a hale ranning into the AS P ‘a. ave., bet. 6th and Sth streets. | Inger being now in gonnection with ‘my escqolia tbe ainsi rpreatob me fel inform Boreas, a rand arr 3: PEOPLE'S PORTFOL FOR 1d ay. ers, ai e ‘Trade generally, that | shalt k . T ‘Phe cheapest, most fate hep cdehyet on bend and in bond a constant supply of Presse & ful Magazine published. Contaming a bear tful | Lubi’s articles: such as the Prangipanni Perfame, colored plate of Flowers, an elegant cologd aad as compounds, the Pestachio- Nut preparazwne pf Bonnets. Sleeves. &é., Kmgmas, Purzies, Re- | iail tueir varieties; to which may be aided. from The undersigned having just rece ved a frosh Seprie (aivest rom Nassau) of those splen- did GRERN TUR 'LE, being the firet nes season, has the pleasure of informing hu friends aud the pub‘ic in general, that he will serv. up the same on Wedusaday, April 2ist, at 1i v’l’k, earth, into which be thought possibly it might have gone. After digging down about ten inches, the sora reappeured, and evading his hand, ran off with astonishing swif ness. He then examined the hole more closely, and found ve hit on’t now, Parson Piteher'’’ said he, without waiting for a more usual saluta- tion. “ Miss Eunice she helped ine, she's a master cretur for inventions | s—sugar! there ' 4 J - buses, Comic Pictures and Jokes; making altog sth- | time te time, whatever bat’sit. When I am goin’ to speak quick, [ : Septapee, to bis customers er the most ? ess market, comi Jience with novelty. Mer- cau up something pr that’s ce Pa ? ame | # Second member of the tribe crouching timidly | Families supplied at the penal price on ae abcket ee eyenee oe = _— cheats caus Tony apoa teecr ora s being lied with ieee 0 the ewe, cud A Gall yrear’ Li aen t | to the bottom of its retreat. Here a nest was Provibisc Unie a number or 7 A year to subscribers, roi ptress and care, aud DUrLY. else its somethin’. Holla! I see them d—dip- | found, with one ogg, of a bluish tint, about the € street. between 6th aud 7th streets, Caiman + Ca rere — 609 Broadway, New York. _ ar ’ 1 | Size of the egg of a partridge. e gentleman N. B.—A fresh supply of HARD CRARS, and all 3 7 Tea per sheep is in my corn—Git aout! git aout! | 5 4 y ap Bookstore, 334 Pa. avenue « fac- you d—dandelions ' git aout'” here be scram- | {0K the egg from its place and secured the eee ane ene eo hens: i - E'Luinn, of London . = The real Frang: WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT Wu-| tala. q ry Amey ty the author of “Jolin Halfax,? Ti ve | and they rake this onpe pao enatoen pueseests ceived. For sale in Wachitarot acts rigdeety frm in any degree, the exquisite fra- AYLOR & MAURY, eranee ag made by B81 Bookstore, SPANNI BOUQUET. _ disg. dest Antes ee PRANGIDAN NI OIL for the Hair, exquisitely rt. ‘The Miser's Da i i TWanachter, by Aina soontetxGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for Stories of Wate Whitehall, by author oF Winrehes RA Ne oe esta delightful fragrance to astioles are apa Sawa MMGleANNI SCENTED SOAP. P'ANOS—A_ beautiful rosewood Piano, rearly | | FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take @ hot cine wee & Lulin, of tondon, ; ta 4 bird, but changing his mind, replaced both. a the stray shee), just in time | ,, P fas the Place, bev! ed quieted ‘his face and | The bird now refused to revocupy jer outraged walked ip to exe Mrs: Crane, when Joch ¢an0 nest, and was im a moment out of sight, in bask, Anesine 648 castalsiznn * Peppergrass Search of her runaway lord. Several instances pr 2 Sara. Greseodent ‘hee ne ase! have been related us, which this fully corrobo- Seis new spell of Mise “ Barre rates, the young aura themselves baving actu- always called bie qife, worked well. while it aebirs turned up by the ploughshare. They was new; bat the unruly tongue elapsed, and are distinguished for their extreme blackness bs i remarkable swiftness. Those who have meek Mrs. Crane had g:@ vn to look upon it 83 | 4 orotofore inclined te the cpinion that the orn ——EE—————————— ESS {NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOBITES., MONEY to LOAN om STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, rt a iecsolseuka Fontan le DDY ON BEK CULTURE AND THE Pro- 4 teclive Beehives ; 25 cents, The Honey Bee, |.ondon ; # cents. Wheeler on the Management of Bees ; 18 cents. . rs The English K Lendon; $1.62. o ii tongs. peppy or acres rage ne Lrpllomd eres fled to — genial regions on the appearances Quiaby’s ‘My feriee Of | ies keowus Explained; | ny wil Soeathace weer for 8 Slag eheavartment et be Eeiehtfaly perfumed rest result of a charity which “endgreth and of frost, have now an opportunity of ehanging Miner's ‘metidall eos, n qiveshz fit oash or credit. (PRANGI PANN! FOMADE- Thi nn Ttal- bopeth all things,” eminently her ruling irgit. eg Toupee Rayne’s fen So ghee: ais. ap 96 Pa. av, betyeen eh 6 Tih sis, ig, ag ann a de reputagoue verything else went on prosperously; the J on i S O WHITE "RA oT . farm paid well, and Josh laid Pp bat spud FRANCK TAYLOR. T TEWASHERS, idiseonshipe. m5 W&F3m never for himself. They had no children, a | ), U2, And indigent voy applied for alms at the, We have recoived a wegen a ibatan Tae CARD MUSICAL. house of an avaricious rector, and received a dry’ EF pe ENTED £19. U oF S—A Treatise on A rego %e i ing, and Manyfac- f various sizes, made of th bsoriber will give instruct the Harye sore disappointment to both their kindly hearts, uldy erust. The rector inquired of the ho tari parva Whites, Spirits. ‘ail other . fastened With mrenen nh at Li " ¥ buteall he poor and orphan little ones in the be could say the Lord’s prayer: and was pea ka “a Pigports ifs using i er ee ry wach mone rosea sare le td Seemann ST eae med special clair thei negative ry - | those heretofore used. le obtained. : cee taas eteae ee went sey hungry ar said the rector, “Twill teach you that sex. 2 ear . By "| apes eiuRe iss Davi a ‘at a Lp of ae. Richard feom Unele Josh’s door, or unconsoled from | how. Our Father! 10 r * TOR. Corner Vermont av. - iba] YORU, Will OCR e BRANDT, 4 2op for ‘Ver, certainly.” e reens in 18.” Itustrated by ood that Josh swore; but he never did; a keen “Then,” asked the boy, “how could veu give GOFF & THomas, ohn Leech, (of the London Punch } Price #12 1ANOS.—Four second hand Pianos, in ¢) pain discomfurted him whenever he saw a! your Urotiaer this mouldy crust of bread ?”? ee ene es Dee Me oon cea saeco S MAN 7 Pisce tor ale very OW? G: METZERUET, ® THE WEEKLY STAR. ubsoribing an Clubs raised among neighbors Be the intervention of a mai! agent, soul tbe perce: ¥ Ween wilt be saved. If invariably, tains the * on News” that has made Evesine Stak carey - ate so generally throughout the country. {77 Single copies (in at the counter, mm: paper. Proe—THR 17> Postmasters who act as agents w li be al- lowed & commission of 2 cents. Boots, Shoes, &c. ‘P.O THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CIT Having been engaged in many fret: Misses’, and Children’s Shoes for & : Pwd ES mone we ought ~~ now by this time what w: them in that and can safely say that wi . kivipg our work a tris (atail timess the articles at the principal Shoe ih - igeten. city—the Shoes so well-known as 5. Ww. ure rdy & Sou’s Philadelphia make, Ap2i-ly Beets AND SHOES. The attention of families and others are fully called to my present supply of the, vu above articles, and partion ose for, # and Girls, which being of my, o manufacture, may be reli upon 38 being im every way deserving of their attention. toular attention paid to measered work. 9. south side Pa. av.bot- ath and hth ot baad ie av. . ja ap 22 Sw* es - De YOU WISH TO FE sure to buy custom of shoes made sh sone not to wear. oS, Om and Children’s, made by the eu the very best materials to be obtained wm this coun - y never rip, And are usually compiaimed of, Account of By SHOES, GAITERS, BOO SLIPPERS, &c,. a8 well as with the strongest ©: heaviest kind of Children’s Sohool or every day Shoos, intended for durability and hard service, and Wwaica last, also includes Servant’s Shoes and Boots, strongly made, yet handsomely fimshed, and war ranted to every purchaser. H cen are butatrifie more than the cost of bad work and material, whe his work out- wears them four times over. Dr. Franklin never bought a peor article, nor can ny one beoome thrifty who does so. {should call and test the subsoriber’s work for themselves. CHARLES WEIRMAN, ap l4-ly 15th street, near H "PRUNES: TRUNKS" TRUNKS The undersigred has now and constantly keeps on hand a large and ver, ol Son or assortment of Sole-l.eather; PRUNKS AND VALISES: al Iron Frame snd Wood-Box TRUNKS TAPESTRY and CANVAS BAGS and SATCHELS; fine HARNESS, WHIPS, &c. I am prepared to compete with the best - facturers, m proof of which, read the following Re- rt of tee Committee at the Fair of the Metropoli- iuies’ Institute for 1857: rm & Norflet deposited a Sole-leather bape: at is, fer oclseiipend quality of material, e ton exhibition, et. THomas, Saddier. B.S. Kinsey, Curner. Bal B.—Tranke Covered and every deseth iption of cut * ‘ % epairing exe ‘ “i ie S70 eit gvetoh. (Late Torta ORFLET, Hem s897th 5 eet, OPP Odd Flows’ mély ‘Wasiungton, D.C. hI will wel ae a few of those rneee TOILE: ol eC. oneap with many other articles too numerous to mention, at 309 Pa. a between sch ant 10th atresia. Cail and see for yourselves. aien jOHN MoDEVITT. OSEPH T. K, PLANT & CO. JOS HID NMELE UP HOLSTERERS, ae and F onpesed in Sofas, Chairs, unges, Matlresees, &c. P H done in the best manner. weg ong made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Ver- “Sm D street, between Sth sad 10th streets, Wash- ington. D. ¢ m 23-Sm UMPHRIES & JUENEMANN’S H + LEASURE GARDEN. This popular piace of Summer resort, so conten! ent for an heur’s recreation of all in Wash mgton, will be opened for the season on’ the afternoon of Monday, the 34 0f May out proxine, when, and on each succeeding 7, 8 fine Band of Music pil Dancing Saloon will be free Thronghoct the last on this admirable Pieas- ure Garden gave universal eatinfaction, and was patromsed by many thousand persons of both sexes. hnoouraged by the patronage then bestowed om de their arrangements tended and live- throughout the sease be im attendance, and tonll respectable vier them, the proprietors have t tor the corms ne s@Q80n On A ral scale. wi cannet fail celight all visors ‘The foi. owimz rules must be observed by all their patrons . Ist. No political dieoussions whatever will be per- mitted. 2d. Boys will not be admitted, unless socompanied by their parents or jnercians. 4. Nowtoxacated p nm permitted to enter ti cers Whe w HUMPHRI"S & EMA Propnetorsof the Piensure on the corner of 4th and FE ai2-1m 4 “ARBLE WORKS, WM, RUTHERFORD ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, F Street, bet ween 12th and 13th Streets ‘North, WashINGTON City, Invites public attention to his extentive st of beautiful desiened aud Klaborately Curved MAN TELS au a variety of Marblee, together with @ STATUARY, which for de- od are well rien or A large assurt- Mante!s, Monuments, and Tomb- stones at very low prices. Me sof any zn exeouted to order with te ates given for rownatone or Marble work o River Fiaging, and every other work ic o rl Piease en!i and make an inspection of our stock. N. B.—Make a note of the addrera. fa t7-Am ATUSARD’S QUADRILUES—the Cattle M sive dundee’ Bonet et Montons,)and the Zouaves (ua wulie,(Starim of the Nain Ketan he Musto Deport G. METZEROTT. A RICE JATTLE PLANO, in perfect order. for $0, and one for $62, at ELLIS'S 3p. Ww. J « street, between ounstantly oo hand & 2. ed it his jiue—a fine Hearse, Lent Corpee Preservers,&o., &e. His paren moderate. and his attention instant on call, any of the day or night. Haoke furnished for funo: lowest poasilie rates. ap SPENCERS HISTORY OF THE UNITED SS States being nearly completed, specimen of Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up expresiy for the eager - we at the gg ot ‘ishers, 499 7th street tetworn Se ey ele SAMES CARTER, Agent. MPOKTANT TO FEMALES.—Disenses of MPOUT Nrclusively treated by Dr _Dubors. for Fepale Derencomenss —_ oe i teed ia sil cases ig 11 ietcere ‘etrictly couhidentam. Petrents from det board, maréag and ex 1eIne® se! ay mail. ig onal , oi letter free, exoept pos! eine DR. DUBOIS, No. 120 West 15th stree New Vork ap 9-Im* N J. LAE SSA Le # BNUR, between a e were AMD Hoffa: Jewelry Stor FNER IN GENERAL, entor of the new, unproved ’ Wateh-case ie ve oe - usic Puncher. Steno: Cutter, per ee Lithographer and Stenc:! ‘Cutter. 6 pre to execute enzemvirgs on any metal—on gold, silver. Lrass, copper, steel, &c.,in as good @ work - maui by any other establishwent in the United Stat e subscriber feels confident that all or- ders eutreeted to hia will give perfect satustaction, or no charges made. EAL PRESSES, OF Fict AL A rand In’ ee pared 4ND AND RLOCK SEALS, Sd 4 RAVER, Cc PUNCHER, Vv TAVER, .&o., &o., ke, SION oF THE BiG EAGLE! Indicates where you may cet LOCRING: U sahogany frames ; PRATT and PISTURE FRAMES, round, oval, or square, gilt or otherwise; af any other kind See et ee eeeeaCtiy on tend, oneap for cash. JOHN WAGNER, ™ hetwnon teh aon tore sts. NOTICE. 1 MONEY, Thave thie day gosetveddirest from North Attle- 2, z ‘soe oan Me po .. Watchmaker’: Ogu! ‘Ratiroed ‘Stations, “and all other styles 1 am the onl for Goodwin's c Clocks this side of New York. Call and for yo ves. at the Clock Emporium, S@ opposite Ba RINRON. POT, and D streets, rt Ted 108 img.) for sale all NEWSPA-~ PENG ti es = ma “W, D, SHEPHERD, ee N Ww PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAPER On