Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1858, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, * | (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) oe A? THE STAR BUILDINGS, ¥ r — Pennsyleania Avenus § Eleventh 3t., a Pape served in paoknxes by carriers at $4 year, = cents permonth. To mail subseribers the aub- vi — wren Price is @3.50 a year m advance; $2 for 1 SS eT S I cteNN SERIE NNER as aeNNENINem omen nmmerenes ons ‘This exosiient Family and News jourm!—coa- taining & creater variety of interesting reading tham o4n be found i Bay other—is published on Saturday Morning. ‘66 Copies: soem, oopi aes Aas . ‘ash, invariably in advance. subsoribing in Clubs raised among neighbors ‘Without the intervention : mai! agent, as will be roeived, 20 per cont, of Tux W xuxty StsR will saved, It invariably contains the “ Washington Netes” that has made Tax Evenine Stax ciroe- late 20 generally throughout the country. 177 Siogle copies (in Wrappers) can be proeured at the counter, immediately after the isewe of the paper. Proe—THREE CENTS. 177 Poatmasters who act as agents w il be af- owed 8 commiasiva of 20 cents. $t for three months: and for jess than “mee months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single Sa eae one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (Of eight lines to the square) luserted three times for $1; every oth weekly, 25 per cent, Nepean et cont aivanen, " “Avance: oncea week, ver] WOOL, XE. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1858. NO. 1,658. THE CaPrain WHO WOULDN'T RACE. BY TI List or Parents.—The following is the list For Reni and Sale. - Miscellaneous. Dentistry, &o. attrac ne SEES (BBS OEE eee ae rm vn che Youx@ ‘un. of Patents issued from the Uni — = nited States Patent IR SALE OR EXCHANGE for IMPROVED ew BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP. Cc seneiangaiaiae FB, rah ; y IMP Early in theyspri: ‘ i nddibaes new mee matey mae pe dig Office, for the week ending May 11, 1853—each CITY PROPERTY .—Five and one sixteenth ER D'S, corner 7th and D streets. KOVEMENT IN “ , : D, with a Dwell . contain- | A compl et bli 5 SAL DENTISTRY. Ohio river, and shortly afterwards made her peering met een: 5 “Fenaut House. tnbte cat Carringe- Carlton and P orter, Bieaih Sgbeel tebete Re Dr. TO MILLS soemnottaily saformes the putlio “ppearance at the levee opposite the flour hing seorge W. Atkins, of Milton, Del.—For im- other out-buildings, and a pump of good | wards, Hymns, Tracts, &c.; Wesley Family, Psles n€ 18 now prepared to msert partial and ae Be ome do h city of Cincinnati. Gilt piped ¢ £ | provement in self-regulating grain measurer. water; enclosed by a new nud substantial fence. | and Takings, Lost Chapters, Chief of Piigrame, The TEETH at rensonable rates, be aivineanraomenon Se ee pos, ot rer ‘Ber covers envel- | jesse Bartoo, of East Aurora, N. ¥.—For im- | There are on the grounds also about 100 bearing |-True Woman, Peter Cartwright, Biblic?! Diction- | on Lhis improved The great advan she patiaien of the noted ee tes pew the captain's “ respects, accompanied proved water wheel. pench trees, about 75 apple trees, cherry, poar, 2 ary, Tonnee of Fire, What Must I do to be Saved, | tage this process "8s ver all others is 1 ingtot —the Shoes > wen kao = with invitations to “see her through” upon ber || William Brown, of Duncannon, Pa.—For i Sines forte nee ree tere eet, bearing erape- | ting of the adder, Livingston's Travels in Africa, adaptation. The method of iteeif inau foCurdy & Son's Philadeiph kes first trip, being forwarded to the editorial corps | proved churs , Pa.—For im- vanes, forming an arbor, with gooseberries. xtrnw Dinke's History of indians, Six Steps to Honor, | pericet fit. The meta! 1s entirely free { MoCurdy & Son's Philadelphia make, . > - = i. en, th P v Zi tt = a ae bse that Nenad the chalked hats were ‘‘nume- Hh = pais, of Lccoaph ent Va —For im- flowering busiest Rid varios shade fet S| « lee Musi ae New, Diet 2 se stapes plating oye NRU J TRUNKS!" s” am the cecasion. I gra : vement in dressing and sizing warps. tees; situated south of the first toll-cate, about two Also, Agent for Publications of the “Child’ Ost pros t citizen confirm: pan thee debut of a floating a slioe cae Lesa €. B. Brown, of Alton, il.—For improvement imiles from the Centre Marker, between the resi. | Friend.” mas | ite great stperionity, ean be seen, those per, | The undersigned bas now, and constantly keeps ? z > i ~. Ty Gy . , On erty 7 > > a g ni ms fe ? is or “ + a maintained cher repute untarnished as the NW a Clack of Bethany, Conn.—For im. | Rockville Plank Roa.” ; nea NEW LIVERY. SAGE, AND HIRING pleaee give mea cai, snd Petit: ereat pie wre Pe ND VALIS ibe sratk boat’? par excellence upon the Western | proved method of seuting the movable cater na JNO. E. KENDALL. . tre MEABLE, ; in explaining and extibiting to them specimel OTRUNKS AND VAUISES; alnc waters. Your humble servant was among the | expansive bit ™g euiter in| _ap2-tf 4% street. near the City Hall. | Corner of 13% streetand Peunsylrania avenue, | the work. All inquiries. shonid be made at my of- | Iron Frame ard Wood-Box TRU Nis! invited guests—and a nice time ko had of it! | Raber J. Ciay, of St. Louis, Mo.—For im NES AND XERY DESIRABLE THREE. | citizens ol Washington, md tne pale ge” 8° | Soe; as Tam the only authorized agent for this pro | VELVET TaPS ERY and CANA sane ‘s of it! y ¢ ‘ , Mo.— = pe MV S “RY SIR 4 es mats | Ci of ton, an je pulie $8. » Bo J ws tnb found myself on board this beautiful eratt, | provement in coms planters. AT PRIVAR SAT The ae Gat OUSE | in veneral, that he law just enmpleted *Orfice, No. 250 Pern, avenue, between 12th and | SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o. . je compa’ ys de eka he “, with large Bac! nidings, a ae o heterogeneous ahmed 1 ae neal : Jonas C. Conkey, of Washington, Ohio.—For | containing eleven rooms, built in the best aaeer: are - Nig ater oe pg ines tment of RK. R. FINLEY HUNT, car chemo ine oy = i ley hg sade up of editors. lawyers, auctionnees inde. | Uaprovement in harrows. aud furnished throughout with ail the modern im: | Norges, which, for styie gud action, eennet. be aus. D DENTIST. Mechani°s’ Institute for 1857 wetibehies and “fates bapiptearay inde-| John De Rush, of St. Mary's, Ohio.—For im- atthe erg per bee Nig gdertdlom dares Hom pad passed by any stable in the country, and choree ivt | No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue, T Norflet depos. Sole-leather + » 4 x § n grain cleaning machines: . of new carriages and lignt wagons. Horses taken od . 8, for solidity ality . . ncies"—with a sprinkling of | provement in grain cleani hi toch trcaan, batten Ioan dit gh ona ft fl HR Kk Will perform ai! operations belonging to hi for solidity and quality of material in ee saches.” | There was a stray person, too, | Lovett Eames, of Kalamazoo, Mich —For im. | "thstreets west, posit ala — at livery on as reasonable terma.as nt any establish- | Profession at hit old established office, as above, hibition, in = erowd, but as his leisure time “ between | proved hub machine. ‘4 ese McGUIRE, eel eae ele Give me a call, and [ guarantee | _ 4 !9-tf gy Rien, — mocting:’” was spent in trading horses, we dis- | Augustus Kliaers, of Boston, Mass.—For im- | apied Anot’r.and Com. Merchant, | **tisfaction, e ENTISTR a 4 . ith hi cs, i ———__ Avett. and Com. Merchant._ | “ma 4.3m* ALLISON NAILOR Jr a= pensod with his “grace before weals. ee Win ae eck Ne ce F98 SAGE VERY CHEAP—A mice iitie nag AND EAIBNT REE i OR Sterne sha vanes, Gliey wobing aneeabel SIR PEE Ea ¢ left. our moorings an hour before sunset, ‘ oer he joey FARM, less than 10 mies from Washington, |] QWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.—Fam 7 “a Street Repairing executed wi and diepat: Sepen aiehvee esta ane : improvement in pipes for smoking tobacco. ona good road It may beexohanged for city prop, | =. liee. to insure having the best, should wae the Three doors from 7 JAS. 8. TOPHAM, deanat ‘old afternoon, and passed rapidly H. Fetrehiid, of Jericho, Vt-—For improve- | erty. Apply to Hl. N. LANSDALE at the coreer | ° What Cheer” Hop \east Cakes for :asing bread, Dr. BAILY begs ieave to inform the publiothat he (Late Tornam & Noxrirr,) stream for a considerable distance, with- | ment in water wheels of 8th and M streets, or through Post Office. biscuit.cnkes.etc. They are made of dry pure hops, | ga. ha tale, Gun aiten tepiregucabeon No, 499 7th street, oppo. Odd Feliows’ Hall out experiencing any out-of-the-way occur I Pay, of Troy, N. ¥Y —For improve- ‘Ap 2a-Im* 5 and wa ted free salerntus, soda, or other fi: Balt aeuaced that ua umpenbenebes fihecn wets | mé-ly Ww Ashington. D. Fence. The «son of temperance” and the par- ene Keepers. : VOR SALE.—A valuable FAR, containing 260 | beet furnilies uf the. Norhern and Ensters States | Beater, with the jarge number of patienta.snd great = son aforesaid amused themselves over a amc- rd P. French, of Nashua, N. I.—Fer aorea of land, under a high state of cultivation, | and nre gainmg favor daily, surpassing all cther | FAiety of diffoult cases that he hns treated success- SEVENTH STREET 514 king whisky toddy—the “boy cre relieving | BPTevement in bee hives situated in Prince George's county, Md., about six | vensis how known, tails, surpassing sll ether | fully, will ensive him to surmount say diftenrty, | O14 — idle Athos teat Wr dima ae | B. W. Gilmore, 6f North Baxton, Mass—For | milesbur Wantincen, ‘onthe Queen Anne’a Road, | - A trialcnn be had without charge Scientsfic or otherwise, relating to the ‘Teeth. His FOBIAS. perlonhan wer bon sop dimes and qua: | jmprovement in preserve cane. ‘The improvements consist of a good, comiortabie | KING & BURCHELL cutuatn ee chen toe ee OPTICIAN, some when he was sober. stepped seddeniy into York, N en mperenent e pe itd Sree Tae on “liar For sheet a sad J. and E. Parmly, has led him, long since, todis- Office Becond Story, three dcors from » Steppe: y > N. —Fu pvenne: rinting : the cabin with the information that a well- | preanes {urther information ap ly to GEO. W. BRAY. Real [TERIOR DECORATIONS, i Se wrens Be Sling Teeth, aise Known * fast boat”? had just hove in sight at| Wm. G. Hayett, of Williamaburgh, Pa.—For | Nobels Akents No. 229th street, between M and | pa,.ons renovating their housen will find at No. | MOMte ee theatre india Rubber, aud Co the month of the Kentucky river. The earda | i@provement in paint compounds. = 5 * Opp Fatitows’ Hat. Speotacies and be 7 ted to every sight; Qpere, Reading, and : 4 ASBCE ap 24-Im* maker’ 49 7th street,a good assortment of FRENCH and | Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on Gold Plate, 6 ; Telescopes, Microscopes e ss a Sg? fOR SALE—A convenient NEW BRICK | AMERICAN PAPERHANGINGS, crohoue a | is the only reliable substance that oan be worn in the riety; Ci rt et were dropped instanter, the punches | ytghe Jewin, of Philadelphia, P'a.—Por tin- HOUSE, eligibly ‘situated, and within a. few | handsome sstortmentel Goll Puvcos Ieee tae | mouths as was mort contionie ay aoe ee eee pane tL pe ecarnpene teagan gh ote a peared. and the -mourners’’ wero soon distrib- 4 \ minutes walk of the several Departments, This | pera in Imitation of Oak, Walnut. American Dental Convention, ‘ L é Ps tisement in National Intelligencer. uted in knots upon the promenade deck t + W. Kelley, of Brunswick, Obio.—For im- prorerty, will be sold on reasonable terms, a8 a very | Also, a variety of Gold Band and & Althouch he flatters himself from his long resi- 9 dhe prenices of events eek to note | provement in cultivators. jong oredit will be given on a portion of the purchase | Shades, 6, 7, and 9 feet iong; Firehourd Prints, | @ence and practice in Washington, he is fwrorably Tecrnscmuase. Oat Whale beat iesed gaze in biea, | pObRtiex Weavitt, of Cleveland, Okio.—For tm. | money. Snes He Lanspal Runde Friminings. Picture Cord and Loupe, Paper | Known to ive numerove friends and petroua, he Begs NoRroux, Roptember 7, 1864. C way like proven t y " a ‘oal Yard. . Sarl c. z ~4 however, and the craft bghind ave = aan : A. ao some, of New York, No ¥.—For im- | 9P2!-Im - ae south of Pa.avenne. Orders for Paperhanging executed with skill and TESTIMONIALS: ths Bi gh porn g Ey dhe 3 ae evidence that she should offer no child's play. | Pfovement in cans for preserving food SOR RENT—TWO ROOMS inthe third story | “'Rpntel From the late Rector of the Churoh of Epiphany © | Tore than'any other 1 have lately tried, The “f: sins nf s play. James McKe GC I f, “N.Y of the build fice by C ied Wind ades of every description in this city. LITT. W FRE WELL. ‘at was in the fire’ at once—a huge col- 7 uzie, of Green Island, N. Y.—For , e butiding occupied as an office by C. S. | made to order. J.M ARKRIT Dr. Starnen Barty: Dear Sir—I desirstoexprese “ Blab ~ umn of black smoke curled up i the cl improved wrench. Watinoh, and immediately opposite the City Hail, No. 4967! treet, 8 doors ho my esteeia for you personally, and m fidence in I have tried a pair of Spoctabies obtained from Mr. seniinctan oe cn i hil ae genie re Wm 8 and Cyrus H. McCormick, of | 4ely to RICHARD WALLACH, ap6 | masews “Odd Fellows? Hall. Fone nauperior dentat. ‘The operations exeonted Tobias, and find them of reat aseietance 0 . Vis 20, Hil.—For improvement in reaping and ARE CHANCE FOR WO AND CO MEE YK UF > CONST ~ | for me have been highiy satigfactory. J hope that you | sixht, secenepenes ws ry biery ao boat, and away we went! A good mowing machines a DEALERS —For reactor tev anca vies HE BOOK UF THE CONSTITUTION, mty receive the patronage from my friends and the | focus, 1 recomm him no NE ise. = —— Hemant existed among the party, as B Thos Miltenbe:ger, of Bellefontaine, Obio.— | LOT upon H, near am Heat Guy len feet. nearly | “phe demand of the people from ali parts of the ua iamosinemmapseies? rere tral Peruana, thier, Ue, roy Steamer was clearly gaining on us. A | For improvement in compound photographs Seer te he Ee ty a ane Ghurch. For terms | country for a new edition of this Book. bringing ‘ashington : cars ‘ ine craft like ours, i crass a company and such oar W. Morse, of Baton Rouge, La —For im- i nN H. CRAGIN. Georgetown, down tho statistion fo the present time, iasneh that |W ‘Ane, 8, 1068. iM. tenon, in Perera & oar er rope wg baat ret @ captain, mustn't be beaten proved cartridge case = : it cannot longer be disregarded. It is sufficient y i sedi 5 pines oe render partica” Frem one of ths oldest firms in Baitimore, Messrs, which | used. and found them of great asewtance to 1 Bog 5, Cotman & Ge. Joy: As the boat behind us fell in underour stern, | _ @204¢ Nolman, of Deertield, Ohio.—For im- FOR SAL my decaying vision; and my opinion of hum as, that and we could count her pass proved binding device for harvesters ington, con! —A FARM, 63s miles from Wash- | known throug’ img one hundred and ninety acres | [at desoriptron of it unnecessary here; suthce it to Havin, - em: it. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- | he is skilful in the preparation of Glasses for eyes ‘A ugers. a sort of E - * pe i (199) of land and fine improvements. Terms, a | *8Y that it contains the evidence of its having re- t, of W. iy, 4 . to be benehtt: ch aid. impression came over us that, by some mistake heey ahite Sages, of Boston, Mass.—For improve- | Credit of 6 earn. if wanted. Apply to GEV: & | celved the voluntary and Fy td srl of unt of Waington sill nero este pee ene enema ne — " MAY. we had got upon the wrong boat! At least. E. Peitee Sr Mansfield Mass, and Elias G EBs. PARKER, or E. A. Ryther, on the premi- tke See ee ee = my entire satisfaction, and in view of the inct that Lrncupyac, November 7, 18S. that was the expressed opinion of the parson, of Fexborough. Mass.—For improvement < etd Constitution of the United States, and of its having ire fey ry membersof the Dental | | From an examination of Mr. Tobias’ Gissses, ashe threatened to go down stuirs and take | '” s¢lf-Inking hand starups received the special approbation of some of the a ed, after repente: trials, te = observations and remarks, am conv: > sami factor 7 optician. another drink Stephen Scotton, of Richmond, Ind.—For im- ANALOSTON RETREAT. z isest statesmen of the past and present age. It oat pioseare ie eapeien bay antes ab ence and = 5. J: IiLACKFORD, M. D. ond cy a HE undersigned has rented the magnificent | has been pronounced by them ana suitable fire-side Or rovement in implement for shooting missil ‘fh estimation of his professional akiil N ber 10, 1a34, ar captain was a noble fellow—he paced ae. © i : Ng missiles at} Pwelling on Analoston Island, opposite companion for every American citizen, end as atext tumore, Jan. 12, 1257. HARMANN BO@@S, Lrncnsone, | jouges a the deck quietly, with a constant eye to the | norstt Beats ie ee figergctown. fora PLACK OF RESORT P73 book for the rising generation of the schools. . —— Mr. John Tobia. having furnished me wi windward: bat he ssid nothing Gerard Sickels, of Brooklyn, N.Y.—For in- | for Gentiemen durine the approaohing 4..* Editors who venerate and support tne Constitt- | syxtract froma note rsceived from thelate Hon, Jena | 808,07 Fuch Lave been greatly, pier Ae end th sees 1 a nothing. | bevy of | strument for sharpening slate pencils. warm season, and pledges himself to keop it iu a | tion, the sentiments of Washington, and the princ- ‘M. Clayton. having suffered pt, ig dl ane ies ot vondedy 4 le Mourners stepped up to him with— Michael Stevens, of Lucas, Obio—For im- | 5&1sfactory manner. ples it embodies, have heretofore xiven it their S)SuNaye, Ang, 18, 1s, | TAlier life.) it aflords me the hichest pie —S ~* What speed cap n? provement in cider mills The beauty of this charming Island is too well | generous and valuable support. . ‘Whe tecth made for ms work admirably; noth- | *, that | consider him prac! ~ Fair, gentlomen; [ think it is very fair,”’ Oren Stoddard, of Busti, N. Y.—For Smprove- known to require desoriptio Booksellers and others who may desire to obtain img could be It can be con: d well prepared to aid those who need his Very praveiully, = ae WM. Be ROUZIL., SERNA cLavzon, | Profesmoul services. 1 atethodtat Conience, fo those that seek relief from the maisdies of th: Witaixerton, N. C., June 27, 18%. G._ [grad oon meets need De hee | Wie 3 tine eee eee leeks : ~—, miently reached, by boats from all | it for the supply of those who may desire to possess yespended the captain, calmly, as he placed his | MB" in harvesters. quarters. A boat will alwave be found in waiting at | the new edition will preane address i) hand upen a smail brass knob at the back of William Straw and Ransom H. Armstrong, of | the lower end of High street, Georget #n, within WILLIAM HICKEY, Jr. the pilothouse. This movement wastospouded eee, Miehigan—For improved harness tug two hundred yards of the (omnibus Station, andone | _m2-tf Washington City. D cas ‘ : erat gt . puckle. at street Bridge, Canal. > > 5 > > 5 tint; h eett | the Spectacies which | obtar from you inst week lo by the faint jingling of a bell below. fol-| “Daniel C. Smith, ef Tecumseh, Mich—For | ~The undersigned aavee certain that if Gentiemen | WEW LEATHER AND FieDING BEORE, | reecl oe Resi cet peel cote ae ae | cnn oan: Pea aeeie ie lowed immediately bya Tush of cinders from improvement in corn huskers. will mike one trip there, they will thereafter visitit | + The wibaion: ieee ase ed astoreintheabove | myself, and the work has nil stood well for more thas | visual range of my eyes, | hnve heretofore found groat the smoke pipes, and an improved action of | Solomon P. Smith, of Crescent, N. ¥.—For erie mule heel Meee having had | branch of business, would respect f we f the Va. Conf. Coaes d NIXON, ee ite Gales chiomassnseiee tat oy tke the yl tinal im precemiont In straw cutters tie pars gharge of alarge an& fashionable establishment in | M&kers in Washiagton and the ux eee seme) Sm of sour optometer thie difficulty has been happily a E 3. $ i : ee 2 a his city. His Island House will be opened on the | [0.c¥ll and examine his stock, viated, so that the Giassos yon furnished mo are “Some,” was the response, and ame provement in harvesters 22d instant. = Oak and Hemlock ‘Tanned Sc eather, b n We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avai peda neo the best adapted to my eyesof ‘oy 1 have tiedeet ‘picvaded the re , momentary | " Joel Ii. ‘Tatuin, of New York, N. Y.—For im- | _ It ean aiso be reached by gentlemen fond of an Gaifekin of a variety of make; also. American ¢ enreoives of the professions: skill of Dr. S. Baily, | Goer setused. remor pervaded tl at as she slid along} proved brash agreeable drive or ride, by crossing the Long Bridge, | Bull Leather, Wax, Upperand Splitts ; peo F Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been cog nis: ery respectfully yours, . B. DRANE. right smartly. a 2 sor | 824 from thence, by a good road, to the causeway | !'sh and French Lastings, Moroccos, and Walle ant of his operations on our {amuliss of friends, take Reotorot St. James" Parish. presse | John S. Troxel, of Mount Pleasant, Pa—For | from the mam land te the falend of every quality and 4 pleasure in exproseing our admiration of his artistic ut the craft in our rear moved like our shad- | improvement in harvesters “ * 1. HALPIN. Having concluded to sell exclusive'y for eash. I | Beil as well ae of Having been induced by a friend to vinit the estab- 4 the uniformly ast: manne! 1 ew on the calm waters, and as we shot down| Sidney 8. Turner, of Westborough, Mass —For S.—Arrangemonts can be wade for the accom- | Shy determined te make quick sales and small probte: | in which he petformr the most deioate and difioult | Ushment of Mr, forthe purpone af oes the river, it seemed as if we had her in tow, so | improvement in lasts. tion of Bic Nics and Fishing Parties at the | and sxamsre for than cetera aniage to call | operations in Dental Svrgery.and we respectfully re- | fiasses I was furnished with a pair eligitly. o« enlmly and uniformly did she follow in Sar Grey Utley. of Louisburg, N.C.—For improve- | Grocery and Wine Store ‘of Sonus Ps ave sonreer and examine for Hineenety es SRC parchasing, else- | commend him to the confidence and patronage of the | L!8eaWhice pareguortes me mm fand erat C hi a 5 it, a wake. meant in repeating ordnance. of 2th and B streets, north, near the Canal, No.5o4, | “her 9-15t* iad Uiriratrect weet, | PEDUC; of which we consider him entinentiy worthy, | hen than auy | have-ever tried. My sight, origin, - Miner Van Auken, of Chazy, N.Y —For i ap l6 Std&wew — (Intel.& States) —— = Duovas U. Warren, Architeot U. 8. Capi ently toa very late hour: but with the The excitement ef- the con, *e 3 Auken, of Chazy, N.Y —For im- Ww a -WELRY. HoMAS MuLLER, M. D.,of Washing: night, frequently toa very late bor: we deck had by this ti Sregation upon | proved washing machine. DWARD DOL (Locks, wa ND JEWELRY. a founus WD of Gosceene aid of these ginsxes | cau study almost ne inte ns y this time become intense, aud it| William Vandenburz, of New York, N.Y.— E OLA, LO ‘i , 8. LINCOLN, M. D.. of Washingto: over. and that tuo without the pean | (ave grovions- Was pretty plain that the boats must shortly | For improved ironing table , Sion or Tee Gan ee Bene ee es ie ae Oren os. He BRADLEY. of ‘Washington, pc ivsuifere’, ee Let Oke ort company or split something? The rascal | Thomas Varney, of San Francisco, Cal—For | Corner of 14th street and Penn. avenue, opposite | WATCH he arty Eee end Von nt tacitee Pera fa re amtsngie g Bh Mca Dee. 11,18, sa aaa hind us took advantage of a turn in the | improvement in burners for vapor lamps Willards’ Hotel, styles and best mskers ; CLOCKS for Steam B mete enn ; Me or of Sioeminatens T have eed Mr, Totuns’s Spoatacian for these or channel, and *- belm a starboard!” wasclearly | Samuel Very, Jr., of Salem, Mass.—For iin- ixtay Cit aeetrus cetera wits Gon- | foe kn oe Bar rooms, Offloes, (Churches, Zar- G:C, Wiewt, Priscipal R:ttonhovse Academy, | four months. and take creat plossure in saying that heard from the look-out of our rival, as she | Provement lu working ships lower sails in courses plying f 7 prepares * | Kiso. CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind, Zeb20 tf benshtel bythem. Giu P.SUARBCROM hove off und suddenly feli alongside us’ The | Ai0m2 Warren and Etijah Damon. Jr., of $ ARBURGH. benchted by them. GEV. P, jocks to the trade at wholesale prices, at the parson went below at once to put his threat Secs Moss —For improvement in’ water | mentof SPRING and SUMMER GOODS rthe Fancy Ball. is now prepared to inducement of hia splentid i e nlesal 5 ; ya | May 5th, 1858. ff s into exeeutre ‘ wheels selected by himself expressly for the custo t Clocks Watch, and Jowey eBINeON, NITED NPAT eS frond ike to |. Lwas recommended to Mr. John Tobinans aakuiful » ex n, as we came up the current} Robert Wilson, of Milton, Pa—For improve- | trace, on the lowest cash prices, and war- ap 21m S19 oppo. Browne’ Hotel, intae words of tae Statnte- | Optician; andas | have eyes of remarkable proulian- 5 P again, * neck and ne. and when hereturned | ment in fly nets. rants # perfect fit By his own practica! knowledge ———— Sa pes rranged both alphabetic-liy and | t¥. Iwas eratified to ind that M (Ae qoemed to were running a twenty-fre knot jie! r Wm. E. Worthen, of New York, N. ¥.—For | "4 having one of the best cutters from Moston, and RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy live aco the decisions of sil the | CVMPrenend them by imspection and some eight & ¥ t lick, the steam » of D York, N. ¥.—Por > , nasi 16 di ‘ , ef the best workmen, lie hopes to give general satis- age, whose sands of life have e and Federal, in whioh the con nd hp has sande me a pair of Bi stuaek on to 46 degre vent in metallic rolling shutters faction to thoxe who wiil please to favor him with | f#early run out, discovered, while in the Enst In- nof the Siatute Law of the United States fsmeaduircsbiy. A. BUTLER, “She's going—guing, g-——” muttered an W- Zeigler, of ‘Vittin, Ohio—For im- | their patronage. hes, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, the subject ef adjadication,as well asthese | July 11, 1356, tio: t in railroad car brakes. ustantiy on hand a fresh snpply of Gent ? Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. 7 tents 7 "i Watkine ton, Ang. &, i855, auctioneer to himself. y poly of Gentlemens’ z Xecative Departments. ‘A perfect nonsuit,”’ remarked a lawyer t Feed’ kW. Brocksieper and Joseph B. Sar- pene Goode: coe) == i" pine eer Saetipheatil ly ite Ny HS A most convenient book of reference for profes- ome ye hor sees gad + = vol ome en > E ©} gent. of New Britain, , assignora to Joseph ; > THE venues spb id Teil’ @und te i d others.”"—Judee McLean. = ote poms mine he ed oo hale Kia : . B. Sargent, aforesaid —For improved vax fas | SIGN OF THR, | o Gu K! inetd ie mach god at pone he will end 1o'| “Gancot fail to be of great utility to the Bouck Ai fon itici eaten, but not vanquished,” added a pol- | tener. Indicates where you may xet LOOKIN Ge] this recipe, with full and explicit directions for | and Bar.’—Juda- Curtis. onlent. iician ; and away we scudded side by side for | Stephen B Cram and Chas. Weed, of Boston, | GLASSES, in Fan fr mahogany frames; POR-| making itup,and sucoossfully using it. He re “OF great utility and convenience to many o'asses £ AXP STUBBS, i ile Mass , axsiznors to Stephen B. Cram, aforesaid, — not pee re Ft aes, road. ora quires enotran, ticaat-to jncioss him one greg outside of the iegal profession.”—Gor, Winslew, OT Devartment of Btate, * Would ” F oved steering apparatus ~ or ot! i orany other kird of | three cents to be returned as postage on the re- Cheat indie tn te ss sys " . fir: The ackey ould'nt she bear a leetle more,” meekly KK. Farringtonand Samiwel Brown, Jr., of | Wok sa hisling. ‘The largent lot of LOOKING. | sinetandtho remote to beapplied to the pay-J | asohal to Theetteen ee ed Ta inchs |» Bit. 2. Tomas. Bie: Fh Lar Si gancre wh ed nd the parson ins Ohio aero te ree Brown: Jr-, of | GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, oneap | Gboteltie shea ito this ee tome. ‘hhey aro very decidedly the bast 1 She's doing very well.’’ replied the captain. Wiflny. ct cone selves and David | for cash. JOHN WAGNER, Address Dr. H. JAMES, 19Grand st. Jersey x = a Lom the owner of cight or nine carefully Don't get excited, gentlemen; my boat ia a ty pedir ee ae a meraremnent ss ap2-ly hat 12th and 19h eoruLee tlie or manic te ines vi jadseOnten H v selected in differen: pinoes ant ro ptieians A » Ee + my y machines. - ween and 13th wi en ans! ne Is —Judaec em Hofman, ; np y new one—her reputation and mine is at stake. | Chas. E. and Joseph N. Gladding, of Troy, | KJOTICE FON PHRIES & IUENEMANY'S . “Grentiy facilitates the inbor otherwise reau:red | gumended to me a. aveount 9} Pa A We musn’t rush her—racing always injures a| V4. «ssignora to Charles KE. Gladding, aforesaid, * (TIME 18 MONEY. PLEASURE GARDEN. | inthe exnmination of the United States La Thave been also piossed wit) your rerarrs and 212 boat, ant Lam averse to it; saying which he | Fer lmorovement in forks for elevating: hay. Ihave this day. received direct from North Attle ‘This popular piace of Sumner reso: . (Judge Barbowr. | rections on the treatment of the eves, for the pur- applied his thumb and finger to the brass kvoly hiram L. Hall, of Beverly, Mass . assignor to | borough, M. Waliace Goodwin's celebrate ent for an heur’s recreation of ailin W kreatly fueiiitate the inborof the profes | pose of preserving and improming € ° sabe. again—the bell tinkled in the distance the Beverly Rubber Company —Por improve- | Office CLOCKS, of nuperior finish, 8 days ington, will be opened for the sea ocrsion to ascertain | Respectfully rours, 48. CALDWEL i pilot shacttc e distance—and | ment in utilizing waste vulcanized rubber. also, Watchmaker’s Regulators, Clocks t. the con of Monday, the 3d of May to the enactments of Professor o! M. C., Louisville, Ky, our rival Ri jot shortly had an opportunity to ie Ohio, assignor to C. a are ee other styles 0 Ba wage: Sea om coe peeceeas Mvest - tee Sango ie : BROOKLYN ORTMOPARDIC INSTITUTION, - 4 = , fro i a 7 Oni 4 Iu e Bench and Baran immense amon nil, ace.—For improved he trado suppiie tat wholesale Prices. De 1h nercodanns. sid the Dancing Saloouwillbe tree fudee Marvin. moms After mort onrefu! examination of Mr. J. Tobine’s stepped below (believing we should he beaten | avid F: Phor, of Charlestown. Va., assignor | Celebrated Cloeke tine nels of Nowy Creo"? | Tranzhot the lat senson this admirable Piens- | _ ‘The n-rangemen: of Mr. Brighley is not oniy tar | Glasses, lam enalied to testify that their hardueses at to himself and Thomas WD: ferable for bueine: 1 > " clearness, polishing, and exact optical ehape render wir present speed.) and entering the anus preferabie for business men, all of whom ought to po! wwe be ne of same place. perl and see for yourselves. at the erent Clock | Ure Garden gave universal satisfaction, and w: me vaneh wh 0 ven op | them particular'y recomm © to those wh rvom— For improved washing mach orium, S49 opposite Browns’ Hotel. patronised Pasar thousand persons yd led ens the profeesten. £ edn Biatr, Botcriess C get pases por apairment of Lhe eyes are in Pinney | * Tim,” we'll be licked—gi Lemuel W. Serrel, of Brooklyn, N.Y., axsign- | 852m JERORINSON: [ee tae tromiciare tare ren letin te een Clatinn, uxtiiaries. 1 consider, moreover, Mr. Tohins im," we licked—give her another 5 « = them, the proprietors have mace tietr arrangements ualified to determine the foous of the eye.both turn, eh? or to Jolin Harold, of Hemstead, N.Y —For im- W A CARD. for the com Atuore extended and Hibe- | Complete im ons volume of 1.083 laree and clonely option) knowiclga Ona Guamiinen tale « T rayth hink s,s. 0 | Provement in yutdes for sewing machines. E are receiving and opening a supe stock of | ral scale, which esnnot fail to delight ali vini printed paces. in fuiliaw binding. Price &6,0r ty | 23 hin aptomaten In addition, | oan furthe _.T rayther think she moves some as it is, Krissues —6. 1. Castle, of Upper Alton, L— | SPRING AND SOMMER "ROTI Gy aiso,of | ‘Phe folowing rules must be observ.d by mail, postage prepaid, $7. — . jon og Nat Mr. re se nae a lode oot pond said Tim, For improved Arithmometer for adding. Pat- | ghetoe styles of summer wearof Cloths, Cassimores | patrons: (Zonda —_FRANCK TAYLOR. | tiecte with Ginssea, to there and my entistuction’ *- Yes, bul the C is hard on us—give her | ented Nov. 24, 1557. Nestings, Linen, Drills, aud Duck, of the intest | _ Ist. No politica! discussions whatever willbe per- ‘= AND MOST INTERESTING . LEWIS BAUER, MLD alittle, my boy—just f — Wim Hawkins and Win. C. Clary, of Milwan. | P&fts patterns for gentlemen and youths. Thece | mitted, , i “BOO aiainens ie Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the ee eee 4 ieee y, of Milwau- | have never been offered in this market such articles | 2d. Boys will not be admitted, unless accompanied F 1 TAYLO} 73 oral Collere ‘Surgeons, England; Member Step in here a moment,”’ remarked Tim - oe S get improved sawing mill Patented gfstrieand make as cannot be manufactured to or- | by their parents or guardians, Foresieat) TAY s oh MA — = of the Sedieal Societe of Lenton ab lees aie Peer you know—nothing to be said, B. Kuhns, of Dayton, O , and M. J. Haines, of sl gli WALL, STEPHENS & CO, pee or omenane Rispresorens aes ae Recoxps oF THE RevotvtionaRyY War; con Pathological a of New York; late Sur be duiet—there '—don’t he tremble some ”’ Delaware City, Del —For improvement in seed | 99 19-6wW 322 Pa.av.. between 9th and 10th att The public will, nt a glance. comprehend the ne- | ‘ining the Oificial, Military and Financial Corres eon of the Koval Orthopeedio institution of I noticed, for the first time, that our boat planters, Patouted Sept do. lose es _ ——— cessity for the due enforcement nf these reguia- | Bondence ofall the Officers of the Revolutionary anchester, Exgisnd, and Surgeon of the B. did labor prodigiously ! Cte Ge ai. F ANKING HOUSE tions, which will be the business of the police offi- | Army from 1775 to taining the most interest- a Bh . . has. aboon, of Portland, Me., assignor OF cers who will always be in attendance, \ d financial formation du Nonxvort, Va., July 27, 19. . j_Bat come round hore, continued Tim; | to J.B. Cahoon and D. H. Furbish) of sar CHUBB BRKOTHEKS, HUMPHRIES & JUENEMANN, the oreanization of ail the | _ in the experience of even two years, { have found $ ere” mum's the word, you know.’ lace —For improvement in seeding machines. Depositors depositing Bank Notes will please Proprietors of the Piensure Garden, 6 naines, rank, date of com- | great difficulty in obtaining Spectacics that were ex- I stepped out of th i rj i ‘ateuted Sept. 1, 1857. mark their Cheoks payable in currency. on the corner of 4th and E sta., “ tment, and services of the of. | sotly adapted to the weakness of my sight. This in- Bd: Pi cle! _ eogine-room { fim said Ingachar Frost and Jamex Monroe, of Albion, Deposites of Gale ent ¢ paid in Gold. aQ-Im 4 ‘ Capitol Hil, ficere and privates of each; also, the general and | convenience Mr. Tolias seems to have removed for the prang out at ene bound: *, A LU be oy eae a brigade orders the present by the eubsijtution for me of better and het he lied? Mich | assignorsto Henry A. Burr, Israel D.Con- | 4,Acoounte will be opened with depositors allowing ; ; ; WN e lied ']in a hurry. The solder upon the | ait Alene Aue Swit jel Barnurn and. Jotun | {hem to deposit Gold and Check for currenoys the AGGAGE EXPRESS OP FICE | Generals Washington, Lee, Green, Weedon | moresuitable Ginsees. They ore clear, ohrystal-hive connection pipe had melted aad run down over | M Carr, of New York, N.Y Foe improvement depositor being credited Tih the difference. S$ D StRRET, " and others. ae eeme wee tom scoot other Eiemien 4 io me — Places, from the excessive } in machinery for separating flour from. bran. | mo or aE EEO TEE EE Aijetaine Fhe States Frentias ORs, Last of American Officers Imprisoned, tifcinlaidin thie way. J.J. SIMEING M.D, - —a crow-bar was braced athwart the Patented February 27, 1619, “Reixsued March Ii, $1 000 4 YEAR! fe eee The subscriber, Baggaze Agent for Baltimore | Dis time oftheir capture, release, &c, Anaceount Witaineton, N.C., June 16, 1854. afety valve, with a fifty-six upon one end— | I . . 100 A R Me ja and Ohio and Washington Branch Ratiroad. hag | OMe | : " To persons who have had the wight of teu ey ee ae and we were aboofing down the Vhio, under a pe gigne Herrick Aiken, of Franklin, N. H. | $i-0n 4 R. eyo nlite MENEEY | Opened an otion, at the above piace, forthe wevom- |). Sorictyy of the ee impaired as to require ihe use of Ginenos, | would head of steam, chock ‘up to 54:40! ‘or design for tool boxes . ; 1/000 AL R. Rebbe to engageina torpor! | Modation of the public, where orders oan be left for | In New York, Pennsy!vanin and | Maryland. a list of | recommend Mr. Jonn Tobias ss 9 suitabie person My sleest ‘ Thos. H. Wood and John F.. Roberts, of Utica 1,000 “A. A, Bie ent gage ina respecta- | the use of Wagon to convey Bargage or Packages | t bers names. &¢., the haif-pay. commuta- | from whom to obtain euch Gineres as they may re- of ping apartment was well aft. I on-| NY, and. fleury S Hubbell, of Butfalo, N.Y. | gran A YEAR. the abo eay pusiness: by which | to and from Raiiroad Depot, Steamboats, &c.. or lor Continental Congress; a | quire, rs he nas evited me with a pair of Spectacies tered tho state room—got over upon the back gn for cook stoves. » Heo Ro ly roalineds Tt ee certan’ | removal to any point in this City or Georgetown. fora far nod near sight. My sigut has been tunpaired site of my berth—and stuffing the corners of Gibbs, of Albany, N. ¥., assignor to | Zl A R: daily consumption, and can ie | gms open from 7.0 clock a.m. to. 10 o'clock p. my | Officers who Served to the End of the War, a Goodie role ol opm the pillow into my ears, and endeavored to | Rathbone & Co, of same place —For design for | $1000 A KR: manufaotured in" the Agent's | toidpeme JUAN Mo MeCLINFOGR oe | And scauired the richt to half-pay for life, comm. kat wight ll after day-during which compress myself in sloop, “it wae vet at tha | cook stoves ine Vio A FEAR: mmene'Bcrmeuce en @oDTeM: |" ornare Agent Baltimoreand Ono Kaitrosa, | {Aiei ud audi prooretzaze of Ihe Sith Coimeren and | {mt | saad ber sue eats | WSK. WRERER question. In attempting to right myself I dis- | 25; \W- Gibbs, of Albany, N. Y_, assignor to | giiaw A R. JAM HEINE, | _WN,13—Parecns coming to Waahineta ton of the half-pay acts ofthe old Congress for the DePaRtMxnt oF INTRRIOR, May &, 1855, a Rathbone & Co , of same place.—For di t 1 ington or going to t covered that my hair stuck out so straight that | Rathbone & Co, Pince.—For design for | 91.000 A R. t | Baltimore, not having made up their minds whore | PCPeht of the ‘ “ . From natural defects and the unequal rauge of my it was impossible for me to get my head within . he B ie dt Putladalpt : zine i y “2 Ps one stamp to | they will atop, by giving up their checks to my |. Heirs of Officers of the Revolution; even, 1 ate | been compstio’ to use ginsnes for seye- six inches of the pillow oa pants Rene ea: Fa, asiignor 81, YEAR. prepay postage. 2 Im agents on the care, willl have thetr heegage taken vinins haif-pay aud lanl laws; the reasons which pd ne ne clunsea periectly Atted to ae anne’ i out x —_ . s shington Harris, of the mav Nick o SeaeT ios | oare of at this office, or at Baltimors c » No. led to passage of the net of July 5, 1892, by Congress: staruin "our I tossed about till daylight, in momentary | same place.—For design for stove doors.” Tyrone ic poHICK ERING PIANO- | Sharp street.and noaxtra oharee oie the names of the Vircinin officers who reacived | months sinoe Mr. Tohias made two pairs expecially expectation of being landed in Kentucky le 2% having been taken in ex- land. with an interesting account of the mulitary land | for me, Which I have found to serve me ly. somewhe: lee'} b uc i os ee change, wiil be sold very low, on accomm OTICE.—1 have a few of those oheap TOILET | ‘districts of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, the le- | By the use of his optometer he im enabled to t teal hs t ut we got on finely. ©] Quaint axp Cvrious.—Some ploddi fating terms. Also several other secon SETS on hand, which I will sell cheaper ges cation of warrants, surveys, & ‘ t gitares most minutely to the eve. I most cheerfal- led our rival half an hour into Louisyi . aa ree Pet P ing g- | hand ones at the Pisnoforte and Music Store of ¢ 3 “ae > : = ty recommend Mr. Tobias to all bavi : nto Louisville, and | pius has discovered, while s di hi re Lg than they can be purchased elsewhere. Also Revolutionary Pens z he United | 3S AE COCREION tO J immediately swore upon my nightoap, that 1 | % gree’, Spending his own ea W. G. METZEROTT, CKINA, GLASS, and QUEENSW ARE. a vy Henson tats of the United | yee gineses, and bear my torimony ag to his skull ag would never aceept another i rit ap, time, that the word Time itself. when artifici- om eorner of 11th st. and Pra. ave, Sreaper tha the cheapest, with many othe: Stores, » HENRY E. BALDWIN: Segienia toe @ cr invitation for | ily transposed or metagramatized, will form HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON 16 | Sfticles too numerous to mention, at 98 Pa, avenue, | AS they now exist, with commentaries thereon; | _** Aast Reey to sien f jarrasts. vas ateree to rent steamboat captain who | the following words: meti,emit, item Andit| M _GIBB’S VEGETABLE, BALSAM, | Petween 9th and loth streets. TAOmegLy TARE be erence mes Clnenen Of revols- T CARRIAGES sees) the afore-named and its anagrams be placed in a almost myracies in covering up Bb 'd apisem ie FOUTBELV eH ery McDEVIT tune they eek ITE Subscriber having mage additions to his = the following quadratic position, they willform | 1°™4* 804 ourine all Soalp disensan._ see ee l no volurn: largest, ere - | One large i2mo volume of 6 pages. Price @1..0. | Factory. making it nowone of the Wwir waxas 4 Besnet.—The following Postage % centxto any part of the United States, | 1 the District, where his facilities fc inca LISON’S HISTORY OF EUROPE, the | JOSEPH T. K. PLANT & Co, ft table of the number of various articles to a | "n't ™*Y De termed an anngramic palindrome: A . fal of Napoleon to the moomnat Lacan Manuinctariee’ Aol oalere te Soe es, | URE See snded asa book ofreference totne | RLAGES pnd LIGHT WAGONS etanat baw a feos b batt nat © = readers: peice ai = + Price, bound in ghsep, $1.59; oluth, Legungeny Muttreasen, ee = Sa SOEs eee historian and scholar, ae walla farnishine @ ther- | Pesshaana, irom his long experience in the ba e 8. orn, she! » fifty-six he Happy Home, by K : ‘nper Hanging done in the best mai et » | Ough guide to persons ing Utie to land or pen- . satisfaction. ieeiin. Gabe, én ihe cob, seventy paced spl i he Happy in ike iryrans rine ct mde snd Pr ae ee Resaired on’ vd sion fi m wervices 0 th r forefathers suring the eS kinds of Carringes Light Wagons kept on m . . ei 5 revolutionary war. The vol t mes ¥ ats, thirty-six pounds. Rye, fifty-six pounds This word, Time, is the only wordin the Eng- | mat ets Sipe eeeas 3 D treet, between Sth and 10th streets, Waah- | of over mmWolfonrs tnd privates of the revolutions t attenqelte sane amarante gel Buckwheat. fifty-two pounds. Irish Potatoes, | lish language which can be thus arranged, and 7 = FN W Pian — | ington, D. 3m | Ary army, and should be int fail the de- |“ = xty pounds. Sweet Potatoes, fifty pounds, ged, FINE. NEARLY NEW PIANO, of Knabe Se scendants of the brave m Baitimore make, for sale low, and on LJKENEsses ON PATENT LEATHER, banner of '76, the different transpositions thereof are all at £C Onions, fifty-seven pounds. Bran, twenty Kate. Si ~hand inex for new Tacrtee cet? | oben. ON EN OREW J.JONCE. the same time Latin words. These words in orsy torms, at general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, im- panied direct by the subscriber, ar wholseale and re’ a 10-4f corner of 14th ’ 4 ry - to not cel th desor pounds. Clover Seed, sixty pounds. Timothy | English, as well as in Latin may be read either ELLIS’s. ‘This new process of taking Likenesses on patent | Auts, wile must retail this -Work-as & momento, of EW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR Seed, forty-five pounds. Flax Seod, forty-five | preeat, a8 well aa in Latin, LADIES. TUCK and all sorts of COmAs, a | [ONS the, best mode of getting low price pie: | thett brave deeds aud pationt muterinen. te ti” | OE STOR pounds Hemp Seed, forty-five pounds. Blue The English words time, item, meti, and | ae? BBS Hi t, Store. ear sth at. and at his | weicht being only ‘one quarter of au cance. "Shae NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, Te, ene re reared tone "and Foc Fass Seed, fourtecn pounds. Beans, sixty | emit, (to send forth,) are mentioned above: and = - : ~8-Se_ | are durable and life-like, and only costing from re where hemtends to kee Lot WINES, ands. Dried I «, thirty- anit oe : babel Sires UBIN’S EX : mg | Cents to $l. Taken MONEY so LOAN om STOCK SECURIT, veeconn 4 Mc 4 - hes, thirty-three pounds. | of the Latin ones, (1) Time, rignifies—fear thou; T Stor TRACTS, all odors, #1 GIRBS'S OBT. SANDS’ Gall — aad SERIES =~ ee —— } (2) Item—tikewise; (3) Meti—to be measured: bm mt ay othe Sales Roos ma S-tr ave.. bet. 8th and 9th sis. eORUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, SS Aa ate Piatra ram hace ie gra, Ua a : SEVENTH VOLUME BANCROFT His. NNUNNS @ CLARKE’S greg = Opentate the Peratury. taproved brands and quality er fora quarter of an hour every night; af- re ————— t ns “i = ASHIONABLE PERFUME ‘amilies and memb=re of Congress are. lar ter each soaking rub on the corn, patient! EG“ What are you staring at, may I ask?” | the Revolution provedioy dire ath ae Portion, of H pad _ffrrn FAs foseesat ciopee ERIES, Gorner of | Ix iavited to onl. and examine the stock efore par Tear cee eg: naif s dozen drove of sweet oll; | said an imperialed, mustached ““bicod’' te published. PMs eee ers Oat CHES BRED ANS SOerES, sone ale Cp fF aroun 3 ec onl the toe during the day two thiek- neases of buckskin, with py ee in A to receive the corn. Continue this treatment until the oorn falisout; and by Wearing moderute/y loose ‘ Hoosier’’ on a Mississippi steamboat, who had | _™=3__________ FRANCK TAYLOR. | Constantly receiving and for 8! only by. been watching him as a cat watches a mouse, | JRANCROPTS SEVENTH VOLUME 118. soon Sth and 1k on : % 7. CARD MUSICAL. of United States, being volume | of the wil debecee tome iiieenenen F. subscriber will give instruction on the Harp \. Piano. G . AN Tash- Caral Bonts su; poor ual ie ats | trina ge suflnent number © PR | Pipes aeayencnompst, eee mes Levy's O14 for some fifteen minute Purchasers wi! «T thought so !”’ exclaimed the Hoosier, the ren tel tata entice wie fg us vol- fr themselves the superior q ties of the above | pupils is obtnined. sufficient number o in in exchange, Whisky of 1880 constantly . = postag ust received, y a. shoes it will be months and even before | moment the other spoke; +I said you'd For sal *" TAYLOR & MAURY, ‘ cirdors left at the Piano Store of Mr. Richard | | Country orders punotually attended to, ~<a the corn returns, when the same Fidopestiops vill mouth, and I was only waitin’ to be Gets imag" 70 STs grptue. o'er Covers, Melodoons, Kew Ao sire ,0n | Davis, Pa-avenue, will reosve romps tents = JONAS PLEVT be efficient in a few days. Paring corns is al- = A ‘554 12th street north. about it to ask you to ‘liquor.’ Stranger, YE AND BARLEY MALT, Ter OWDE. Organist of St. Paul's Church, Alexandria. m3 iv what'll you drink ? or, had you rather gt? | Ee or atie at the See RPG AES Hair store, near Leaeeey, | 280 2 dawaw a Fe cae RO a tt *t care which, myself,” CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls av. | Pr, av., and at his Salesroom, under WW ilasde’: }2 OWLAND'S MACABBAR OlL.teinns” | FASHIONABLE MERIES. from J don’t care whi y feaue od Block st altumore: Dade myély * “5 l0-ém RQULAND’s MACASBAR Ol, at Gln hort toutes, i 61888 nase te corner tk w ys dangerous, besides making them take examine the architecture of our rudder post! re yee tte ae eye I was acquainted with the engineer. [| iuzer or vuard for harve deeper root |