Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING ST PUBLISHED BVERT AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvanta Avenue & Eleventh 8t., By W. D. WALLACH, Papers served iv packages by carriers at Sinyear, ‘OF 37 cents per month. ‘To mail subsoribers thesub. scription price is $3.5 a year, in advance; 92 for =X Months; $1 for three months; and for lese than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single Copies, one cent wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- Weekly. 25 per cont. advance; once s week, 50 per cent. advance. LL RON STOUT, ii Da 2 A ROT [From * Douglas Jerrold’s Wit."] St. Patty.—St. Patty was an orphan, and dwelt cot with a sour old aunt. tte 1» it being bitter cold, that three hunters came and craved for meat and drink. Pack!” said the sour aunt, ‘neither meat nor drink have yehere’”’ “Neither meat nor drink.” said Patty, “but something better.” And she ran and brought some milk. some eggs, and some flour. and beating them up, poured the batter in the pan. ‘hen she took the pan and tossed the cake over; and then a robin alighted ut the window, and kept singing these words— One good tura deserves another. And Patty tossed and tossed the cakes: and the hunters ate their fill departed. And the next day the hunter baron cawe in state to the co! and trumpets were blown, aud the heralds cried— Oae good turn deserves another; in token whereof Patty became the baron’s wife, and —— Were eaten on Shrove Tuesday ever alter Sr. Salty —St. Sally, from her childhood, was known for her innermost love of truth. It was said of her that her heart was in a erystal shrine, and all the world might see it. More- over, when other women denied, or strove to hide their age, St. Sally said. “I am five-and- thirty.’ Whereupon her next birthday. St. Sally's husband, at a feast of all their friends, gave her a necklace of six-and-thirty opal beads; and on every birthday added a bead, until the beads amounted to four-seore and one. And the beads seemed to act as acharm: for St. Sally wearing the sum of her age about her neck, age never appeared in her face. Such, in the olden time, was the roward of simplicity and truth. Se. Betey —St. Betsy was wedded toa knight who sailed with Raleigh and brought home to- bacco ; and the knight smoked. But he thought that St. Betsy, like other fine ladies of the court. would fain that he should smoke out of doors, nor taint with ‘baceo-smoke the tapes- try. Whereupon the knight would seck his gerden. his orchard, and in any weather smoke sh Jore. Now it chanced as the knight smoked. St. Betsy came to him and said, “ y lord, pray ye cowe into the house.” And tze knight weut with St. Betsy, who took him into a newly-cedared room, and said, “I pray my lord, henceforth smoke here; for is it not a shame that you, who are the foundation and the prop of your house. should have no place to put your head into and smoke?’ And St. Betsy led bim to a chair, and with her own fia- & filled him a pipe; and from that time the night sat in his cedar-chamber and smoked hie weed. SM. Phillis —St. Phillis was a virgin of no- ble parentage, but withal as simple as any sbepherdess of curds and cream. She married a wealthy lord. and bad much pin-money. But when other ladies wore diamonds aud pearts, St. Phillis only wore a red and white rose in her b. Yet her pin-money brought the best ry in the happy eyes of those about her. St. Phillis was rewarded. She lived un- til fourscore, and still carried the red and white rose in her fuce, and left their fragrance in her memory. Se Phabe —St. Puw!e was married early to a willfal, but witha! a good-hearted husband. He was a merchant, and would come home sul- jen and sour from ‘change. Whereupon. after touch pondering, St. Phwbe mm her patience. set to work, and praying the while, made of dyed lambswool! « door-mat. And it chanced from that time, that never did the husband touch that mat that it didn’t clean his temper with his shoes, and he sat down by his Pho-be as mild as the lamb whose wool be had trod upon. Thus gentleness may make miraculous door-mats St. Norah.—&. Norah was a poor girl, and came to Eugland to service. Sweet-tempered and gentle. she seemed to love everything she spoke to, gm she prayed to St. Patrick that he would gi¥e her a good gift that would make her not proud. but useful; and St. Patrick, out of his own head, taught St. Norah how tu boil a potato—a sud thing. and much to be la- mented, that the secret has ceme down to so few. St Becky—A very good man was St Becky’s husband. but with his heart a little too much in his bottle. Port wine—red port wine—was his deiight, and his constant cry was—bee's wing. Now as he sat ti arbor, a wasp dropt into his glass, and the Wasp Was swallowed, stinging the man inward- ly. Doctors crowded, and with much ado the man was saved. Now St. Becky nursed her bushand tenderly to health, and upbraided him not; but she said these words, and they reformed him: “‘My dear, take wine, and bless your heart with it—but wine in moder- ation; else, never forget that the bee's wing of to-day becomes the wasp’s sting of to-mor- row. Se. Lily.—St. Lily was the wife of a poor man, who tried to support his family—and the ebildren were many—by writing books. But in those days it was not ag easy fora man to find a publisher as to say his paternoster. Many were the books that were written by the husband of St. Lily ; but to every book St. Lily gave at least two bubes. However. blithe as the cricket was the spirit that ruled about the bearth of St. Lily. And bow she heiped her helpmate’ She smiled sunbeams into his ink- bottle, and turned his goose-pen to the quill of adove' She made the paper he wrote on rg white as her name, and as fragrant as her soul And when folks wondered bow St. Lily man- aged so lightly with fortunes troubles, she al- ways answered. that sho never heeded them, for troubles were like babies, and only grew the bigger by nursing. St. Fanny —St. Fanny was a notable bouse- Mer house was a tewple of nestness Kings might have dined upon her staircase! dow ber great delight was to provide wil thiags evnilortable for ker husband. » hard-working merchant, much abroad, but loving his home. Now one night be returned tired and hungry, and, by some mischance, there was nothing for supper. Shops were shut; and great was the grief of St. Fann Taking off a bracelet of seed-pearl, she said: * 1d geve this ten times over for a supper tor my husband!” And every pear! straightway became an oyster; and St. Fanny opened—the husband ate—and lo! in every oyster « pearl xs big as a hazel nut; aud so was St. Fauny made rich for lite St. Dolly —Atan early ageSt. Dolly showed the sweetness of ber nature by her tender love for ber widowed father, a baker, dwelling at Pie corner, with w large family of little chil- dren. It chanced that with bad harvests brea! became 30 dear. that, of course, bakers were ruined by high prices. fhe miller fell upon Dolly's tather, and swept the shop with his golden thumb. Not a bed was left for the baker or his little ones. St. Dolly slept upon a tlour-sack, having prayed that good angels would help ber to help her father. Now sleep- ing. she dreamt that the oven was lighted. 2ud she felt, talling in a shower about her, raisin: currants, almonds, lemon-peel, and flour, with heavy drops of brandy hen in her dream she saw the fairies gather up the things that fell. and knead them into s cake. They put the cake into the oven, and dancing round and round, the fairies vanizhed crying: “ Draw the cake, Dotly—Dolly, draw the cake!” Aud Dolly awoke and drew the cake, and, be- hold, it was the first twelfth cake, sugared at the top. and bearing the images of Faith, Hope, and Charity. Now this enke, shown in the wiudow, came to the king's ear; aad the king boaght the cake, knighted the baker, and married volly to the grand faleoner, te whom she proved « taithful and loving wife, bearing hum a baker's dozen of lovely children St. Jenny —St Jenny was wedded to a very poor man; they had scarcely bread to keep them ; but Jenny was of so sweet a temper that even want bore a bright face, and Jenny al- ways smiled. In the worst seasons Jenny would spare crambs for the birds, and sugur fur the bees. Now it so happened that one au- tumo a storm rent their cot in twenty places apart; when, bebold, between the joists, from the basement to the roof, there was nothing bat honeycomb and honey—a little fortune for St. Jenny and her husband, in honey. Now Ren some said it was the bees, but more Daslaiaa 5 For a it was the sweet temper of St. Jenny that had N mW ANP filled the poor man’s house with honey. AT PRivar 8. ing; and she crossed the sea, and built hos- fal hearts, and English holly brightens happy eA AY eyes, so long will Englisamen, at home or | 22144 road. on land or on the wave—so long, in Fo FP; LE memory of that Eastern Christmas, will they ery—“God bless St. Florence! Bless St. | 08% Rood road Nightingale!’ a bentng VOL. Xt. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1858. Siar. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News journal—oon- taining & greater vanety of interesting reading than Sroka ether—is peblished on Saturday oo bsoribiag in Clubs ion *y hbors m wn sot thea ntorvontson al a 'anont, =e 20 per cent. of Tue Wreacy Sts e will red. it inwarmbiy, the * °- late throughout ape Single copies (in can be procured tit the paper. Price— agents wil be a!- r} z Postunast ho act lowed 4 commission of 30 cous: SS WHEELER & WILSO’’S SEWING MA- CHINES. ind truly unequalled Family are on exhibit:on and tor the storeof ¥. J. STEEK, No 488 Seventh s ‘ho desire to haven perfect maching.one makes n back stitch on both sides of 10" be y weil on ail kinds toaterial be tinek or CHeorLastic PROCE ve MECHANICAL DEN Dr. T. O. HILLS respectfully imjorms the ‘ed to insert partial and ETH at reasonth'e rates. The great advan - VEMENT IN St. Florence, or St. Nightingale —St. Flor- | vate sale anew and very ence by her works, hud her lips blessed with | WELLING HOUSE, with large Back comforting. and her bands touched with heal- aed teraciod serene enn prenpend rng mri rovements—xus and water, furnace, range, &o pitals, and solaced, and restored. And so long | <¢; —situated on north M s English mistletoe gathers beneath it truth- | Mpstreets west, Vinrdiate pon JAS. These admirable a that be is rere full setts of T on this :mproved ‘hich performs equal tay jewing, Whether th . Coarse or fine, and whose esiling onthe. gent, at ense of purchasing ts first. made nereeit of itself insures & most session Riven. Anot’r. and Com. Merchant. CHEAP—A_ nice little + less than 10 miles ee : 5 tf ir oity A ALE, at the corner pel fit. tallio taste and can have sny effoct most prominew its great euperiority, oun be ‘with ili-adapted pilates wiil ke crest pleasure em specimens of should be made at my of @ only Buthorized agent for th: the secretions 0: Vestimonisi« from the citizens of Baitimore as above. shouid go tothe ex; Sewmg Machine uatil sve has Acquainted with merits of the cau: This done, Vleelor & Wilson her choice is no longer ques- Pamphlets illustrating the manner in which the please give me ! in explaiuang and exhibiting to th the work. All inquiries fice, as | am th erty. Apply toH. N. LAN BP ta M streets. or through Post Ot THE WIFE'S MISTAKE. fro? R The carriage stopped at the door, and‘in @ A wing machines form their stitches, and how the sti! ches appear on the cloth, both abor their respective ravelling prop- on application, giatis. 'e instrnctions given, =NT—TWO ROOMS in the third st of the buiiding occupied as an office by C. tach, and immediate: wre the City Hall ply to RICHARD WALLACH id thee, No. 2% Penn. avenui between I2th and 18th ipa next house above below, together wit erties, are farnished few minutes ay be Hale entered the apart- ment where her in poring over day-books and ledgers. thing but business, Ralph? Have you no taste “We had such a charming evening at Mrs. | wes. Ali the xpt. Hill related many interesting in- | $¢¢ 10 Frass. | T cidents of his residence in Egypt. and Mr. var- ren, the famous young poet, read ‘Mand’ ard beesane ¥iew of the surrounding ¢ some of the most beautiful passages in ‘Aurora | ‘Pie soil is of excellent original Leigh’ I must read to you some of Romney's | liarly adapted to the productio: ‘Great Thoughts on Daty.’ present inn good siate of Improvernant. 1 3 e ily chambe . | will geil it for less than its value, She went hastily to her chamber four the vol is made. Persons wishing to purcha: communicate with W. D. WALL ume. When she returned her quiet entrance was unheard by her husband, rapidly moving over the alm columus of figures. With an expression of im patience. almost of scorn, resting on her faee, ‘hose pen was | itor ofthe Star. interminable “And th marriage.” “He has a taste for drudgery. His pursuits | 10,8¢l! 0m spplieation to the su and tastes are all commonplace, and I must go from home to find the sympathy I need, to find : sith OR SALE-HA those who will appreciate with me the books I the Heights of Georgetown —The subscriber, love. and the beautiful in art, for which he has | as trustee, olfers for Sale tbat spacious and hand- cal be Ch i in Be own, formerly ocen- a sth a ys :. pl hae. + Vairo, eq, woman who had neither heart nor mind to be ‘The property comprises anentira square of ground beautifully improved with walks, trees, sirubbery, a large and well built green house, great variety 0 on the pre er couvenien books. he remained for a long time in deep | . The Mwelling-house is inree and rou front of 9 feet, (with the w: ot the finest views of the Poton [tis heated by neither eye nor ear. Why did he not marry a | Some Residence continually unsatisfied '* In the room she bad left, Ralph Hale sat, | flowers, hour after hour, till his brain was weary and his eyelids drueped. Then laying aside his thought “God bless my Margaret.” he prayed, “and country around. ery © Putting fur away all thoughts of her bus 1 band’s real nobleness of character, je preserving the memory of every siighi d ence in their tastes and pursuits, Margaret cherished the spirit of discontent, till it embit- ARE tered every rof her lite, and sent suffering R Di she never dreamed of to the heart of her hus. | I At Pai me 5-e03w earthly good for her happiness. A sudden and severe sickness came to her while Ralph was in a distant city. One day <7 during her slow recovery, the aged mini S who had ise her in intaney. was sitting | ting, Ou) by her side f “sigeal “* Margaret,” he said, xfler steadfastly watch- | “0M? 10, ch RAW MA D*® R. FINLEY HUNT, No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue. Will perform ali — &t his old established office, DENTISTR * STEPHEN BAILY, ENNSYLVANIA AVENSE, loors from ldth Sirest, 's leave to inform the pndiic that he hours, at hts otfiee, located xs abot Assured that an experience of fifteen yearr . with the large number of patients, cases that he hae treat, him to surmount an scientihe or otherwise, relating to the 1 confirming the opinen of mai rofession, and especial! ty, has led him, long since, tod: rations for fillini nda Rubber, and Ce- I CULPEPER AA c ry FOR SALE.—The Editor of tiresome accounts still,’ she ex- | the Evening Star is authorized to sell, on very oo- . rs Psd modati tei nd at a low price, one of claimed, “Will you ever find time for any-/t o most desirable face in the County ‘of ‘Culyep- e a, ccatuiny stout oe let fad 20 are ii K db wi and, &n e residue arable la: Tae eee in the tone dition for cultivation. This tract is situated about three miles fron. Culpeper Court Honse. It has u was unheeded, as she continned-— ita small dwelline-nouse and ha charge, at the home of the purchaser, if in the city. 2tawsw MOUNT PA AN For Fisuine, sband sat wholly absorbed A QHSIRABLE MMER RESORT, BatHING, AND RURAL Sports. he uadersigned respectfuily announce to the cit- of Washington, Georgetown, and ‘andria, that toey wil open onthe %th at Glymount, (commonly calle ty’s Landing) five 1 House, on the Ma CLOUS PAVILIO 1 les below the wy tice isnd shore.a wew and SPA with Dining Roo i oms, and all other conveniences attached “ry facility will be atturded to Sehoo!s, Associ ngement will be made for Fishing, rdinary firm ves nS NO! EUrpAssor Virginin. A building site upon ntain prospect, and a ntry for many miles. | quality, and peou- noiwheat, and is at variety of dithe: fally, will ew: ‘The large Spring on the prem ses is said t: of tue purest and heaithiest in this Parties wishing to secure exclusi Gn do 80 on Application to ©. H. er, D street. near 7th. A Steamboat can be chartered fur Excursions on Application to Richard H. Wallach, Geo xentleman is fitting up his aud will be ready te xecom- Ly 1 early application al! Enamels. Gutta ments for the conetructien o| Teeth, and that Porcelian, mounted on id is the only reliable substance that oan be worn in conclusively shown by the last Although he fiatters himself from his long resi- Washington, he 6 And patrons, he begs The Good Wii and noWn house situated ‘a. AVenUa, AL KNOWL, Shey iIngtoo Hall Restaurant. she hastily turned away entering inte the restaurant besinesa a rare oppor- ‘Terms easy. and al! informa- reasons for wishing scriber on the prem- __JAS. A, POWER._ SOME RESIDENCE, on Boat with a fina Saloon, modate Excursions on and after the 25th JONES & Mit ‘h, a8 Was most American Dental Coi is the end of all my dreams of | tunity ix now oilered. said she, as she reached her room. | tit, together with satisfactor: known to his numerous fri leave to refer them to the fo! TESTIMONIALS: the Chureh of Epiphany o city. Sir! desire to express »and my confidence he operations execut 4 M AUCTION. {n accordance with our usual eustoi at this sea- son of the year, we are now receiving from auction, and si'l open From the late Rector of tu Dr. Stepan Barty: my esteem for you persona! OU 84 & superior denti ir mé have been aighly sati: may reveive the public that your ay 2st, about aN) FIFTY LOW- ANTILLAS, &* prices ranging fr Assurlinent of brown liren and checked Dasters, MAXWELL & BRO., 223 Pa avenue. ANALOSTON RETREAT. ndersicned has rented Dwelling on Auzlos Georgetown, fora PLACE OF R Gentiemen during Wart season, and stuisfectory imanuer, a beauty of this charming Island is too weil wn to require description. It can be conveniently reached, by boats, from al! quarters. A boat will alwavs be found in waiting at the lower end of High street, Georgetown, within f tho Omnibus Sistion, aud one patronage froin my fries akill so well deserves, ¥ Washington, Azg. 26, 1820 s.W FRENCM, From one of the oldest firms m Uaitimore, Messrs, s, Cotman & Co. ir. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- ashington city, to execute for me an im- poriaut and difficult piece of work, which he did te my entire satisfaction, and m view of the {aot that zuished membere of the Dental r re, failed, after repeat perform the same work satisfactorily, pictsure to exprees my entire confidence sione! ski! 27, HARMAN Extract frome note received from the lata Hon, Jeh3 Clayton. U.S. Sunaze, Avs. 13, 18s, the macnificent es stables. carriage tie approaching d_4) pledges himself to keopit in a t : furnace, lizhted give me strength to bear all things. Give me bes | iapiepelalpaieres antl Bxtures for hot and cold ae 4 ” a 26 cistern, kitchen range, Power to make her happy nvenianee for a first-class b ession Chu be given i y | ther particulars apply saAM one of the most distin; Co.ieze of Baltimor mediately. For fer- | iw, hundred yards 0 nt ith street Bridge The undersigned is quite certain that if Gentlemen will mak one trip there, they will thereafter vigitit ton as their business will permit. kuown as having had atarge and fasiionabie establishment in «i House wul be opened on the Itcan aiso be reached by gentiemen fond of an able drive or ride. by crossing the Long Bridge, rom thence, by a good road, from the main land to tie Isiand. estimation of hi itumore, Jan, 12, 1 Nourse’é Banking House, opposite Treasury Department. CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAI SALERS —For reut, tor ten ye JOT upon H, near With street, St by 129 band, who would gladly have sacrificed every | “pPosite the new Prosbyterian Whe teoth you made ery gratefully, SGN’. clayton. ‘Fe those that ceok rslief from the maladies of the th, 1 can cheerfully recommend superior Deutist rayself, and the work has all ib yours, 4 of the Va. Co: 12, 1858, 18 apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Georgetown. ap 29 Stawtf to the causeway L.. HALPIN. ements can be wade for the accom- ye Nics and Fishing Parties a Grocery and Wing Store of Jonas P. 1 of ich and B streets, north, near the Canal, No Dr. S. Baily asa she made a = f porcelian teetk “TING AND OF, CLOTEL Now in store. White and Colored Straw M ths and Carpetings, witha general stock of Bouse Furnishing Dry € nats, and. will. | meudation of 9 y ing her troubled face, ‘‘you are very uuhappy , *SDWARD DOLAN, T have seen it tora long time. 1 should not] E{PWARD VOLAN, |. ve raiton, y ocheerful, happy ebild. . Sign or tuz Go. EN F May {not know what great sorrow has come to | Comer of im straot and, Renn. avenue, opposite (Formerly sobs and tears, she told him all After supnlying his wumeroas cust i unm r ey Ba her unhappiness. = tirana rent ! recognize in you w: you?’ Then wi After a short the old man spuke again, and there was sadness, almost steriuness in his voice: * Years ago, ) arguret, a New York merchant became involved in a specula tion. whose failure suddenly took from him the uccumulated wealth of his years of commercial enterprise. There were a few years of woary vain struggling to regain what he had lost; | Furnishme Gow atronage. ap ib Stdk whw (Intel & Scares? ETO CREDITOR deed in trust from WM. DOWLIN ie D. C., cated Maren. Wo, the undersigned, having hed oocasion to gvsi. Profeesioual shill of Dr. S. Baily, Surceoa Dentist of thus city, or uav: Ant of his cperations on our familics Pisasure in expressing our skill, as well as of the uniformly extisisctory manner in which he performs the most delicate and difficult in Dectal Surgery, and we respectful; commend him to the confidence and patzonnge ol public. of which we consider him eminently worthy. S.—In xeenruanve v take folios 1, 2, 3. 4, admiration of his artigtic notify all persons claiming under the said deed, to file their respective me at James C, Mctiuire’s Auction wshmgton, D.C., on or before June Ist, y be excluded from any ben- ehtin the distribu ap 12-22wow * O DIPLOMATIST wes! cash prices, And war it By hie own practics! knowledge of the best cutters from Boston, aud mez. he hopes to give general ratis- who will please to favor him with R. B.S. Bowxxa, M. N.S. Lincotn, M. D.. Jos. H. BRADLEY @xozcs WaLron, | Watter Lenox, & f of Washington, Military and Naval Merchant ¥ he new AMERIC otten up by themselves -x-Governor of Florida, “Mayor of Washingtond 7, Principal Rittenhouse Academy, stantly on hand a fresh supply of Gentlemens’ E 1 he sanction of the then deep despondency, a lingering disease ony and death. His wife and four children were to enter eollege. By this stroke he found his | or square. giit or prospects for the future clouded; but with a Work 19 his tins. noble self-forgetfulness, he turned cheerfully | SUASS PLAT into the way fate marked out for him, and : walked resolutely ia it ap2ty partment of State, and ends and the public that they ¥ prepared to furnsh Uniforms for the Diplo= notice, and in the ny QIGN OF THE S Tudicnten sehr: left penniless. Lhechild, a boy of sixtcen, had | Ju soar ere 50 finished his preparatory studies, and was about | FHAPP eS eTCRE HRN Es ei coal prwike: orany other Kind ol he cpioen pen of LoOmNe kept constantly on hand, onenp TURN WAGNER, 55 PA. AVENUE, 2th and 1Sth ats. matic Corps xt the short NEW FANcy stor oP oc eeaeriee The subscriber has Removed from her old stand 8 @ Post Office, to 7th street, east side, Nu.sccde, just above the corner of D et., ave constantly on hand every variety of Faney Articies; aise, Chenille Suks, Beads, Wors Wool; superior quality and assort- inbroidering of every descr: CARRIAGES, invite the attention of membars of Con- ublic genergily assortment 0 Kress, strangers and th to our large and super. CARRIAG PH “He obtained a situation with a merch nt, NOTICE. who had known his father, where his faithful- | 1 borough, Mus: the confidence of all who knew him. During | Office GCLUCKS. the first gos of ber widowhood, bis motier | also, Watchmake C4 had tau her of this necessity, and give her the rest her lam the on! 2 SP) Sagiec Call aod see fe his privations, bis willing sacr recreation, his coutinued self-denial, that he | ap 5-2m might lighten the burdens of those so dear to Ww ety “Year after year, success crowned i In the village where his mother had years of her childhood and the first y married life, he purchased a pleasant re for her, and then, a lucrat ve Lusiness being w © of every der im this city. ourselves, in thix and Drawings of Patterns of all kinds attented to, Instructions in all Embroidering, Knitting, Croteh- 1 Netting given by MRS. LEONORE RUPPERT. th tite de TIME be eo ot fe Cary moti rs a ave thie day receiveddireet from} ness and untiring devotion to his duties. won Wallace Goodwin's celebrat of superior finish, 8 day: rt ae rs Reruiators, merers ior it a private school for young ladies; | Railroad Stations, and all other styles o: : < Ay o> it Ch 5 § t 125, and it was the boy’s highest ambitiun to relieve tees ae eee Punttatensle prices. ‘ authorized age feeble health required. I cannot tell you ail | Celebrated Clocks thr Carriages of every description builtto order. and repairing well and promptly done at shor: ¢ Solesroom—Pa. avenue. south side, DRE: and 12th streets, next door, but one, to 100 pieces White and Colored Figured Swiss 5) ps rich Ducal, a new and beantiful material, 1 pes rich Figured and Plain Satin Plaid Bere: A large assortment of Barege and Lawn Robe: SW0yds beautiful Lawns at 12%; ¢ With large lots of all kinds of first class Staple y use; all of whieh will a suid cheap i nt for Goodwin's side of New Y reelves at the great Clock Emporium, 39 opposite Browns’ Hotel. J_ROBINSON. EFINED AND BROWN SUGAR. __ on Pulvenized, Cri ood washing colors hed and C.arified SU- | » RICO SUGAR, 1 bbis- GOLDEN SYRUP Just received and for sal by 5 __ BARBOUR & SEMMES._ CHANTILLY LACK MANTILLAS, ‘Twenty-five elegant Nh (s00d8 for famal S2w No, 5237th st. $doors north Pal ay. IVE SECON D-HAND PIANOS for aale very low at the Music Sore of 4 ‘ re receiving and 0, SPRING AND SUMMER C d th ches styles of summer wear of Cloths, Cassimeres sad the | Vestings, Linen, Drills, and Duek, of the latest ears of her | Paris patterns for geutiemen and youths. There have never been offered in this market suoh articles of style and make as cannot be superior stock of THI METZEROTT. A CHICKERING, Pian Chantilly Lace manufactured to or- si him in the West. be came here WALL, STEPHE At the time of his removal here, accident re- | 80 19-8w 922 Pa.nv.. batween Wh used, for sale at great barzains. nh i] Ss, between 9th and 10t CI LOCKS, WATCHE Received to-day at AND JEWELRY. vealed to him the fact that e widow and in- a A YEAR! valid daughter of one whose fortune was, by $1,000 his father’s advice. risked in that unfortunate | $1.0 A YEA speculation which had so changed his own life, were living in extreme poverty. ‘Lo him they are indebted for the pleasant home that now shelters them, and tor the delicate, thoughtful ministration to their daily comfort «Now, when the commercial world is clouded. and disasters crowd thick and fast upon him, as upon others, anxious thoughts turn to the mother, and suffering sister, in the little village home, whosecomfort depends upon him. 28 Pe N. B.—Martilia Rooms 2d st 19-c 0st pHorcsats FOR WOOD AND COAL, Fick. U. 8. M. Just received this day. a great variet $1,000 A YEAR!! An Agent is wanted in every ‘Town snd County in the United States, to ergage i styles and beet makers ; LOCKS for Steam beats, Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches, JOCK MATERIALS of every kind. Clocks to the trade at whole: great Clock, Watch, and sini aR TEE MASTER'S O Seuled proposals will tl Thursday, the 10th day of Jane, 1858, for suppiv- ing such quantit: requ.red for the M. fits may be certain— It is an article of og ines stationed at Washini masufuctured prices, 7 the ee 8? coal to be best anthracite white ash, broken end screened, and free froin dust, aed to weigh ‘The wood to be best oak sap! both the wood and coal to be d sition of tue Commanding Marine officer, aud measured at such points withinthe walls of the Marine Barracks az may be designated by bim, iree 349 oppo. Browns’ Hotel, W BOOKS JUST RECKIVED AT SHEP HER D’S, corner 7th and D streets. A complete assortment of red by copyright ; ir AM ‘ . a Box No. 4,551 N, jelivered on the requi Office. incosing one stamp to prepay postage. ew York Post the pubiiestions of vol Libraries, Re tu the other lonely fireside, to which his con- |] Q@WEET AND HEALTHY BRBAD.—Faa re should use the pr raising bread, They are inte of dry pure hops, and warranted free from enleraius, so Margaret, Ralph Hale gives his days to inces- peck itey materials. They Gls tie eee the ni ili acri % est funmilies of the Northera aad Eastern States Sant toil, and willingly sacrifices the sooial | 209 are gaining tavor daily, surpassing all other pleasures he is so emiuently fitted to enjoy yeasts now known. “I buve been in these three Lowes. “Witha |” A trial ean be had without charge. KING & BURCHELL, nue and Lith street, stant thoughtfulness imparts its only light. and ts his own home, and to the young wife whose bappiness ix dearer to him than lile. For this, love that iz almost reverence, his mother and sister speak his name, and with full hearts | —™*% Comer Vermont a Carlton and Porter, a and Takings, Lost C * True Woman. Peter Cartwr ary, Tounge of Fire. What Must f do to be Saved, Suing of the 4 dder, Livingaton’s Travels in Africa, Droke’s History of Indians, Six Steps to Ho Wild Western Scenes, New Lute of Zion, of expense to the United States, ard suaject to his Chief of Pugrama, The ight, Biblical Die Bidders will nocompany their proposals with _the names of two sureties known to this othe. or, ifan- eer of the xov- biscuit, enken, etc. known, will be certified by some oni Quartermaster U ‘nt for Publications of the “Child's 50 barrelaand half barrels Family Shad and Her- ERY, SALE, AND HIRING ring, ABLE 20 ball barrels Shad Roe, Corner of 1344 streetand Peunsylvania avenue. thank God for his life—that life so filled with | G} the beauty of self-renunciation. the widow tell of bis numberless acts of kindue delicate and unceasing watchfulness, an they ask God's blessing on him whose life is a | 5 per month. A for Oo; renily & Of Dts | Pande used oaly blessing to others. Remember the right name ey “In his own home, the wife whose love should had these fish put up expressly for fam- For sale bd THOMPSON & HAMILTON, i} », 335 Pa. avenue. RUCTION, (formerly Prinei: ‘apaco institute, Md..) 1AL CARD—A Piano of Wi 's manufactur: ish, boautifal rosew and daughter, whose hearts he has made glad, | earefui fuiniy only two months, ‘The undersigned begs ieave to announce to the asbington, and the public t he hag just completed st Stables in the city, where 8, be obtained as neat and ya turnout as can be found any- My stock comprises a tine assortment of horses, which, for style and action, cannot be sur- passed by any stable in the eountry of new carringes and lignt wagons at livery on as rensouable terms as it an ‘ou cake, used ta Also, several new snd consequent - Pianos for ren! from 59 cents to SUPERIOR MUSICA Prof. DE CCENIK Music Department at having been induced to come and locate per imnently in this city, begs to inform the Musi- . uring the winter daily | ly for sale very low. Horses taken ma 19 806 Pa. avenue, bet. Sih an bless him, whose gentle ministry should com- i . TTELL’s Lt i fort and strengthen him, turns coldiy trom him |. J Pie A ee Sicay ot the ten etiel paly oly poche age oe and his own gratification, because the pressing du- | published every week, inde losel ties of Ke claim all his waking hours leaving printed octavo pages, for 12s cents each, or $6 yen FRANCK TAYLOR. because he prefers the happiness of others to him litue leisure for the claims of society, or eal public of Washington, Georgetown, and their Viewities, that he will give, toa limited number of pupils advanced in Music, x thorough prac- re of instraction on the Harp, Piarotorte, f. Singing, end Organ. His gencral reputa 'y known Gs x composer, will, he hopes, be suf- ntee for his proficiency and ability as & meat inthe erty. Give me a call, and ALLISON NAILOR Je ETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy-five ‘8 of age, Whose sands of life have nearly run out, discovered, while im the — numbers of 72 close! for the high intellectual calture which few at- tain whose lives are not wholly devoied to i ~ Oh. Kaiph, [ have never known you! I have so cruelly misjadged you,’’ said the weep- ing wite cents. | itin their lives. The trae heroism which poets their inspiration, Ralph Hale has woman who has won the deepest love heart should reverently and gratefull itas the richest blessing of her life bine: In the twilight of that day, Margaret was | Pu awaiting her husband's return. Auid the bit- ly cherish | cents. 75 cen De.np Hallea gleamed « new and holy light. Higher pur- | Servi poses were aroused within her. In the future Ji she would make divinely real in her life the | —™® Cornice! will also give a regular conrae of ufidential y)in the Art of Teacaing, ot yet find themselves com; ‘se Who may wish to mike pwine the ouly true and practical method to pursue fo Musical Educetion, tuts eight sections o- wil rece ve a printed Certificate of peteney as a Professed ‘Peacher. iC” Orders received fur the selection of the best Instruments without charge. Add:ess to the cure of Mr. Davis, Piano Store, or to the Washington House, Pa.avenue. Brouchitia, C The remedy wns ly child, adaugh ing todo #8 mueh good ax possi 5 EATHER ON THE USE OF MATHE- matical (Instruments, 57 eants. Swindell on Well-digging ard Boring, 97 cents. aw on Constructiog and repairing Roads, 37 + Was given upto di ndas possitie, ke wil send to such of his afflicted fellow-bemgs as request it, this recipe, with full and explicit directions for makiig it up, and successfully using it. quires each ap three cenis to = = Dobson on Masonry aud Stone Cutting, 75 cents. The old man continued: Some men talk sence on dimes, Conmeets, i ite iti a Mastics, an aster, 3. oetry, some write it in words, and some wr te “ation oa Cottage Buridirg, 37 cents. . Pynes’ Perspective, 75 cents. bave sung, the beauty of self-abnegation and peompsey 08 the Drawece of Distnets, L a 9 i F pe wns, Buildings, 87 cents, ee ee ee bern |“ Wirsineon Embsuking Lauds fcom the Sea, 75 cents. f sucha | “Law's Logarithms and Mathematical Tables, 75 ortars, Concretes, ctut to mclose him one shilling, returned as postage on the re- tu be applied to the pay- it ppttetss —_ UBB BROTHERS, J OUN ALEX No. 240 PRNx< PAPER HANG J have now in store the most of Paper Hangin Washington and 1am tow re-ervin: Glynn on the Power of Water. Flour- Mi! T YLVANIA AVENUE, Hydrostatic Magines, Ceutrifuzal and Rotary NGS. Notes will ploase iplete &ssortment ey on lrov Bridges, 37 cents. ‘ie offered to the public of : * Art of Pi ‘ ts. ter self-reprouchings that darkened the hour recede AE Ens ome “Works and eck fi ng credited with the diffarencen ey” CHURB BROTHERS. TIMES OF HUGH N re rede! shea Pheri Decorative Ps ere of the most m RIZUS, a cenit Fold, mtn, Velvet, and wood ‘tunitations, tmported from Le eRNCK PAY LOR. | ‘ers to correspond, "Alwo, oh beautiful ideals which lind filled her beart with ANCKOFT'S SEVENTH VO A ey vi 5 unsatisfied longings. She, too, roald live for FE Corer ieee e n rst of all for hi 1 80 ‘ 2.25; postage others, and ol r him whom she umes. Price $. P TAYLOR & MAURY 34 Pa. avenue, the stairs, and the next momentshe was clasped HE FINK SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO use i 9, L, y furmshed by in her husband's arms. oe ie Soe! wale upon yeu 18 misunderstood. For sale by A burried step in the entrance hall. then on | 43 eee i “1 sey, Pat, what are you about—sweep- ‘ariety of style aud pattern. i also cil your atiention to tho fact that in 2 great variety of Paper Hangings | DES, GIt.-TCOR- NICES, PICTURE CORD aad TASSELS of auy house in the city. uoremitiung attention and prompt execution « orders, T hope to merit aud obtain a liberal share v1 TO! 6. ‘. Paper out onie the best manner, and in __{Mariborough Gazette co: Testunony of the Rock. Footprints of the Cr addition to th: + Brown, the eminent Seo! 18 keep coostant) assortment of ¢ Book stere—sh Pa. i BONNETS ON NS? N si Detwosn 9th and fot _Piense call early. ing out the room ?"* “No,” answered Pat, ‘I am sweeping out the dist and leaving the room.” 3 SHIONABL a Winarda's HSE Wat TUE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, been engaged i manufactanng *, and Cisidrea's Shoes for it SH years, we ought know by (ime what will suit them m that lines and can safely any inat we do: which you O&n prove b ore Stris!. Vow oan ind (atall times? 6 articles at Principal Shoe Stores in Wag ington city—the Shorr so well known eCurdy & Son's Phiisdeiphia make. RUNKS! TRUNKS"! ‘The undersigned has now and Constantly Keeps on hud a large and 7 San: esortment of Soie- Leather PRUNKSAND ay al fron Frane ard Wood-Box Nks VELVET TAPLSIERY and CANY. RAVE NY, RAGS and SA SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o. { am prepared to compete with the best manu- facturers, m proof of whion, read the following Ke- port of the Committee at (he Pais of the Metropolis Mechanics” Institute for 18597: mh a & Note: rer pot Sole-leath runk thatis, for solidityand quality of motertal, the best on exhibition, ENKIN Tomas, Saddler, . S. Kinsey, Curner, A B.—Trunks Govered ane every desoription or opal With neatness . Ting Oxecuted WAS. S. TORHAM? (Late Tornam & Norvirr,) No, 499 7th sti eet, oppo, Odd Fellows’ Hat! mé¢-ly Washington, D. TOBIAS. OPTICIAN,. Office Second Story, three doors from Opp FELiows’ Hau. M great a of superior choiwe tiseweut w National Int oun: Te NorRPoug, _ 7, lab, ‘R: The Speotacies you suit very well, and seem to have my sight ELL. more than other I have ‘ate! =u Lr Ww TaZew I have tried 8 pair of 8; obtained from Mr, Tobias, and find them of great assistance to my fouus. I recommend hia es a eviifer ot i ean «HENRY A. WISE, PETERSBUKS, Uctober 21, 1854, About five years ago, | obtained from Mr. Tobias, in Washington, a pair of Glasses for the spectacies which | used. and found them of great assistance to ihe is aksiful in the ‘preparation of Olaases tor'enes a he 1 P Lives = to be bei eu wa Cr LYncubor Needs ber tne 1 6. em From an examination o ‘obiag’ Ginsees, from his ss Ss marks, Bin COV: that he ws skillful opi SLACKFORD,M. D. Lryxcasure, November 1@. 1854, Mr. John Tobias, having furnished me with Gine~ ses, by which | Lave been greatly sided,(my vision ri afloras” from resding at night in my ee me fhe tuchest ae. to say that | consider him 8 skillful practical optician, sath well prepared to aid thoes. he chars ry rofessional s Ces. a. B. "7 : Elder of the Methodist Conference, WiLmine ton, N. C., June 27, 1854. Ne. J. Tosias—Dear Sir: 1am happy toeay that the Spectacies which | obtained from you inst week fre entirely satisfactory. From an inoquality in the visual range of my eyes, I have i, ofore jognd great difheulty in getting glass roper fooal 4, tances. It a#ords me pleasure to state, that by ft! aid of your optometer t _ been obviated, so that the Giasses you furnished me are decided! suet emegnen to my eyesof any | have ever ye ed. Very respectfully yours, R. B. DRANE. sii Rector of St. Fite Pe, Having been induced by a friend to vinit the estad- lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of trying his lasses | was furnished with a pair slightly Eine. wnice have atiorded me more relief aud gratifi- cation than any | have ever tried. My sight, origin- ally very rood, was injured by writing and reading at night, frequently tos very iste hour: but with the aid of these ginsses I can study aimost as inte ae and that too without the ly I bave 2008- red. _ _ JOHN WIL! 5 Late Commissioneer Gen’! Land Dec. 11, 1255. Ihave used Mr. Tobias’s Spectacies for three or four months, and take great pleasure in saying that i sm_much pleased with them. | have been muah benefited by them. GEO. P. SCAKBURGH. May Sth, 1856. I was recommended to Mr. John Tobias asa skilful optician ; andas | have eyes of remarkable ty, | was gratified to ind that Mr. Toluas see: to comprehend show iby tnnpection and some, eight Mossurement, ar e has made me ir oF ad cies that suits meadmirably. A. ¥. WUTLER: July Li, 1856. 5 Wasaineron, Aug. 2, 1955, Having been for years under the neoserity of baw- two sets rok nat pontine for use ip Caylight, and one for lainp-light—I prooured one set from Mr. Tobiaa which = Poth pur ™ ee dy used his for several months, nd them exce EDWAKD ef Uf Department of Mr.J.Totias. Sir: The pair of Spectacies you furnished me yesterday are Ye fmgrey nd satisisctory tome. They are very deci y the beat [ possess, lam the owner of sight or nine pairs, carefully selected in different places and {from optiomns reo- ommended to ine on —— of their professiount standing in France, England, and the United States, I have beer also with your remarks and di- rections On the treatment of the vy for the pur- ee pose of preserving and iment a ht. pect ful! re, ‘HS, CALDWELL, —_ aad Professor o Lowrwilie, Ry. BRoon.rn somiasinccane ~ Q After moat oareful examination of Mt. J- ‘obias’@ Glasses, | am enabled to testify that their hard: clearness, poligi:ng, and oxact optical shape render them particularly recommendabis to those whose merely optical impairment of the eyes are m want of such auxiliaries. 1 consider, moreover, Mr. Tobias fuily qualified to determine the foous of the ere. by hia optical Kuowledgs and experience, and by means of his optometer. In add:tion, I can further state that Mr. Tobias has eupphed some of my pa- tents with Gi , to their and Ri satisfaction. LEWIS BAUER, opi Physician end Surrcon, Berlin; Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, ens Member of the Medical Society of London, and of the Pathoiogical poeng of New York; inte Sur- ‘eon of the Roya! Ortho; ie Institution of Wanchester, Ehgiand, urgeon of the B, ©. :nstitation, Noavotr, Va., Ju In the experience of even two yonrs, I foved creat difficulty in obtaining Spootacies that were ex Actiy adapted to the weakness Of my sight. This in convenence Mr. ‘Tobias seems to have removed f the present by the substutution for me of better a more suirabie Giassca. They nre clear, chryeta’ and ae tomy aren. I be mee — mend hii to those who from age or er infirmity require ar- tificial aid in this way. J. 4. 31MKINS, M, D, Wituineton, N.C., June 16, 1854. To persons who have hed the sight oftheir eyes se impsired as to require the use of Glasses, | would recommend Mr, John Tobias as & emtable person frora Whovn to obte:n such Giasses as > may re- wire, as he has suited me with & pair of Speota cee and near sight. My sight ins been impaired very much by a gervies pak de moe the | by y -4 Jepartiuent, which bert required me to be on duti Pee erciiox at ight till after der. during wok time I used but one lich W.A. WALK DeraRtTMENT oF INTrPIOR, May @, 1255. From natura! defects and the unequal eolmy eves, | have been compelied to use giaunes for seve- ralyears, | have tried different optiaans without obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. Four months since “iE Totins made two paire eepecinliy for me, which [ have found to serve me perfoctiy. By the use of his optemeter he is enrbled to adapt lasses most minutely tothe eye. I most cheerful- E resomanend mr. ‘Tebins te | having coonasen to use gingses, And bear m: umony &s to his skill as an opty HENRY FE. BALDWIN on Ane’t San’v to mien | arrests bc aceereeietrans Sete T CARRIAGES, HE Subscriber navmg mace additions to his Paetcry. making it now in the Dietnet, where faci manufacturing ail kinds of CAR RIAGES sud LIGHT WAGONS cannot be passed, and from he long exponenee in the bu uese, he hopes to give genere! satisfaction. A’l kinds of Carnages and Light Wagons kept on Au REPAIRS neatly done, and al! orders prompt- Jy xitended to, Sscovnd-tand Carringss en ONE ET ew xis par of 4th and E ehh RK), WINE AND LIQUOR cs leave to aay that he th . begs leave to sey that he has Se an toeraes of With fd B strete, ends ty heepan assortment o THGARS. and tne OROCKRY tt ur, Soup, Olives, Ra overs, &e., ail of the mu 7 davecghte of Goneiees Are particulars z tes amd memd-1s of DE! 210u la tyianted te = i and examine the stock betere pur- ohasin: elsewhere. A ceneral Aseortu of fine Havana Cigars, im- ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and Canal Boate 6) d on reasonable terms, and produce taken in exchaure. Levy's Old Whisky of 1840 constantly on hand. Country orders punctually attended to, and Coun~ try Produce, of al! deseription. received x oonsign- ment. J VY. ¥ ONA® P. maiv ‘S54 12th street north. Abus: HAVE YOU EVENS’ ape New Fanoy Sih and loth sia,